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There is no editor left in this c0ur

There is no editor left in this coun.
try, says Web. Wilder, who will get
so many good words from the fraterni-
ty as Samuel Bowles has done there
NAV he such a man living. but he has
vet to make a national reputation.
Mr.. Bowles died on the 18th inst. and
the great papers of the 18th are full
Of Just eulogies Of their friend. The
biographies are all in the same strain.
no matter what the politics Of the pa
per in which they appear. They are
manly tributes to an able, Independent
and conscientious man. Mr.. Bowles
made the Springfield R,p"tdica" a
newspaper mans paper-one that he
would pick out Of the big bundle
daily received, read first, scissor most
carefully, and note always its tone
and comment on current events, meas
ures. men. He taught an editors
school, his pupils occupying a school
room no less large than all the States
of the Union. This was the only
Office he ever held, and to this he was
elected without soliciting anybody's
vote. He died at the age of 50, bu,
his merits and genius gave him great
power while very young man. That
he stood so we'll with his countrymen
not only speaks we'll for him but fox
the press as whole. 1t has vastly
improved in moral tone, independence
and ability during the past twenty
years and is still travelling in the right
direction. The young writers who
read these eulogies will Ike encouraged
to follow in his footsteps. They will
help in making clean, honorable and
courageous papers.
Mr.. Bowles was a fearless editor
and had more than his share of libel
suits. His exposure of rascals and
rascality made him such enemies as
honest men must have, and kept his
hands pretty full of fights. The fact
that he always won in these encoun
tiers proved that he was right.
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A Missouri Cave-Dwelier.

4 correspondent, Mr.. G. W. Bibb
of Danville. Missouri, sends us an
accoun. Of a Montgomery county
hermit, who has lived tweniy-four
years in a cave alone while digging
for gold. The recluse l. Maj. Geo.
Boffman, the military title probably
being a pleasant fiction of his neigh
bors. Well. in 1858. the story goes,
BnfFman started for California with a
woke Of oxen and wagon. and he pro-
posed to make his march across the
continent all alone. While camping
near Boone's Lick his oxen strayed OF!
and he could not find them. Then he
was indeed alone and helpless to travel
with his wagon and goods. While
searching for his carriage cattle he
found a cave. His brain was full Of
golden ideas, and his mind became
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REGAL BONDS.
Mr Aiphonso and and MISS Mont
p aSi2r.

MADRID, Jan. 22.-The marriage
rf King Alphon>o and Prince Ncr-
codes. ihird daughter of the Duke de
N"HtPen>icr, ;op1 place t,-.'ay in tue
.Aiacha Cathedral. with great SPLEEN
dor. Among those present were
Queen christina and King franaco,
the Kings grandmother and father,
special ambassadors from France,
Austria, Russia. and England, apps
tnlic delegates, Count and Countess OF
Paris. senators. deputies, AMI other
Ii.nita.ic>. The Pope, who is tie
Kings godfather. sent by the apo,to-
lie delegates wedding ring blessed BY
his holiness. and rose of diamonds
for the queen. The Duke de Mont
pensier gives his daughter -. 900. 600
francs. in addition 10 great quantity
III diamonds and wonderfully rich
trus>eau. Alfonso gives his queen
several sets of jewe!s. ant. his photo
graph set in brIllian,s.
Great preparations have been made
for the festivities in celebration Of the
marriage. They are 10 last five days,
and will include various features
There will also he six weeks season
Of Italian Opera.
The queen received from her sister,
the Countess OF Paris. 4 magnificent set
uf jewels.
The wedding ceremony occupied
nearly two hours. Crowds thronged
The streets, and enthusiastically cheerei
the King anil Princess. Thousands OF
strangers are here.
MIDNIGHT TO- The entire city was
spicndilly Illuminated tonight.
Among the decorations is an immense
triumphal arch in crystal. embla.
1nned with the arms Of the King and
Queen Of Spain, Illuminated with ga
Jets. There was magnificent display
of fireworks. During the evening Oh,
streets and avenues were thronged
with gaily dressed crowds.
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Coz. Dunlap, of n. Y. who draws
fifteen thousand year as Commission
or Of Jurors, says: "About one in
every six hundred liable to do jury
dnty pay this fine [s5ol. and it doesn't
interfere with the obtaining ola jury.
There seems to be difference of opin-
ion between the veteran officeholder,
Col. Dunlap, and Judge Van Hoesen.
The Judge fancies that something has
interfered with his getting jurors. In
deed, it was the difficulty that Van
had experienced in impanelling juries
that led to the inquiry from which has
come the confession that men of
wealth have been Systematically re-
leased from jury duty On payment Of
s50a year to the Commissioner of Ju-
rors. 1t is not unlikely that the dis
closures will hasten the passage of the
bill before the Legislature for the aboli-
ton of the office of Commissioner of
Jurors.
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jaundiced bv hidden treasures. He
began IN think that Boone's Lick
would be Is good a place to dig ~ any
other spot on the roand world, and
the cave he had found was good
enough cabin for miner. - be-
li.gei AMI ,ligs.,I. with pickaxe and
Il shovel, and has been digging in-
c,-S-an,ly for gull NJ Bo0ues Lick
ever since ISIS. H. has made several
huge holes i'll the ground. one of
them thirty ieet deep through almr>,
,nliI rock. and It'll he dis Tor the
shining metal. lie Stv- that he Is en-
pcc,Ing a Frcnch army To- come and
guard him while he l. taking ont hi
Nuggets. whcn ic strikes the color.
Even in his l,ng ISOLATION from the
world he h1> somehow ct the iI,a,
+ that Americans steal. Somebody
mutt have toll him hDw ihi> part If
the wor!i has been going en- in the last
;iiteen ur twcnty wears. The uII"r
ir,s nat "tIrc, to >ee;n, the uei.hhlrS
I when tLev cIu' - hi cIve. AMI he
t1lks nationally upon all subjects but
,pli. H., J. also saIl - b. man 81
,luca,i,u and Uses "1ol lluruagc
iiuen,ly. He has three guns au,.
shoots game, upon which he partially
-uIi<i>r>. The Eeieiihprs alb bs;ug
him clothing AMI provisions >t,althiiy
L. would accept no c!.aiirics oi TIN.
kind directly. AMI hi tricui> pa, need
.rl things IN hi> way. They have
tri.l To cr1x him out OF hi. cave. in
vain. III drt-- i vcrv peculiar
i!i~ shoes are pieces of board with a
leather >:Iap iacSc,i on To III hi> foot.
and the rest If hts costume i # Il,i-
primitive description. IL" J. >iS feet
TALL AMI very thin. and lately hi,
health has failed Bling ~ ycar> oi,i
!; : not likely lie can >tInd mjEy
more hari winters in this cave. aEt
'nav uat IT,, tai, winter through.
Ills dwelling has i,p furniture excrp,
Iar S;ut.. VA when h. seats him -c,
when visitors come ani asks lLein q
iai chair. lis general reception
day i SUNDAY. auI he li&c- tu see TIE
y"nnC people. who make excursions t'
. NJ c,Ivr. Tn" H,Sjpr refuse {" tel
ANY more Gf hi~ history than !, .5yct
above. anl J. ~,-picif,i~ Of chose
iuc>ii"u"r-. some Illv- cj>, uppr
hin the inpu;a,irl ri coua.crieitia-
h,pt thart. = N, t,,f;uI.:fi.tl Gar ~ IL.
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A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
the following: ut is reported from
Constantinople that in consequence Of
decisions taken at the great council on
the 18th. Jzzed Bey has been sent to
Russian headquarters with fresh in
structions to the Turkish plenipo:en-
tiaries, giving them full powers to
sign, whereas they at first were in
structed to refer conditions to the
porte. 1t is said this resolve was taken
in consequence Of the pacific tone OF
England at the opening Of the British
parliament, and also because Russia
has given notice that she will insist on
an immediate acceptance or rejection
of her terms"
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Glass Tyres.

trvtu M EuZil~v paper.
The uSefulneS~ Of toughened glass.
;ays an English exchange, bids fair 20
he greater AMI more serious than was
ut first supposed. Some experiments
IRE reported to have been made in
France, with view to showing
whether this substance can be pressed
into the printers service, and substi-
;uted for the metal composition of
which types are made. The metal
does not ut first sight strike the
observer a. the best that could be
found. Ii is bright enough when the
letters first come from the foundry,
and before they have seen any service.
hut a few days wear gives them a
very much more dincy appearance.
and before they are finally returned
to the melting pot they have desener-
ated into very squalid form, looking
dirty in their bodies as well as batter
III in their faces. The idea Is now 10
discard these long proved but unat-
tractive servants. and fill their places
with gli;tering types Of glass. The
advantage in point of cleanliness alone
would. it is alleged. be- not insignifi
cant. But the PtTis points out that
there are other and more solid improve
ments involved in the new system.
The toughened glass. which is not
made in quite the same way as that
used for tumblers and wine glasses,
and need not. OF course, be quite So
transparent, is naturally much harder
than the old metals. and can hardly he
crushed out of shape by those little
accidents which SD shorten the life
and spoil the beauty of the only type
We now employ 1t is also capable OF
being COST into more delicate shapes,
81 that the difference. for instance, be-
tween the thin and thick strokes can
he more clearly defined. Finally. il
is now found that the new material
can be cast in exactly the same mold-
rs the Old, and that, therefore. there
need be no expense incurred in alterin:
the machines and implements used in
the manufacture Of type. Il the
Pairie has been well informed, the
experiments have lDen completely
successful, and the adaptability OF
toughened glass to printing and to
numerous other purposes is likely ere
long to be fully established.
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1t is the opinion Of Southern papers,
almost without an exception, that the
negroes in the South are dying almost
at the rate of four to one, as compared
with the whites. The causes are un'
cleanliness, lack of proper food. cloth
ing, shelter and cooking. sensual ex-
cesses Of all kinds, drunkenness. neg
lect of the sick, the preference Of econ
iurers" to physicians, and absence OF
proper precautions against contagious
diseases.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Jacob Pieifer by a certain deed
90 trust dated the 234 day of April. 1874,
AMI recorded Iva the Recorders Office OF
fe't'- county, at deed took 8 page 32o, con-
vryei ~ the Undersigned ii. y. Knapp,
trustee ~ trHSt, all his right, title, interest
and estate, Ia and ;o TIC following described
- al estate situated III the C'unty OF Petiis
state ut Missouri. viz: The west three
toUF,h> Of lot w. 4. and the east one
ioarJh o! L.; ". 3, in block 81 OF
smith and Mar ms second addition
70 The city Of sd Lila. Missouri, which
-ald cnnvcvonrc WIS made in trust To
~rcurr-the prs ih~',; ii II certain promi-sorv
n";c. ~ -a;i decd described, and wherea.
-1i.t u"te a hee, ae due and il unpaid,
'ow ttcr,f &C.. an ;."cor.iance with the pro-
VISIONS "i -,Ii deed ii iru-t, and at the re-
gG.~; ii The i,s7l holder If said note. l
shall proceed tu sell the above described
fr'l estate ~ The court house door, in the
citv fl S-}l':'. ~ the county 81 Pe,,is. state
.,'"r'~-.s', 20 thy highest bidder for cash. at
pubic Surti-". on Thursday. the 3l-t dav
90 January I~.S. between the hours Of nine
90 Tire forenoon ani tis, in the afternoon ot
tuat d'v, Z" -r'i-iy sad note together with
tie cost ,nd expense % executing this trust.
/ i-iwit VI. y. KNAPP, Trustee
AbNiN!~TINrEtN -ilE OF EF.iL ESTATE
N'.e' - h~-'bv -,cu. ;tat D., ,rtuc O.; IN order
., .i. me ,-''ufy Probate court ut.is ~ thu
N.,.IliHf t~Is. Thereof. I. Elizabeth Meath
. .f-. rfIIa' -fl,tUV 60: the c~'s,t.. "f John VI. &
N.s.ls-, deceased. vii A'si.sV. th. ilrii das
.. February. 49, so tio 'art H1t-s .to-r. the
'f't '. ~..ti.,, th. County 81 Prtt-. sni state
H' Hl--.,r. auI DINING ti session 81 the Probate
...I. 80 tstt- county. -,it 80 fu;.t' 'i"u al
Pre- ...',..-f ..f rt... -at i.hn - Z. W.athcr- 5,-
...-... .H .r. - rA. fr.l.ulH. described real
sd .'. -f.'r.t ' Potts county. state ~ Missouri
'.-o.r. F., o.fja t.jf 81 .ue northwest quarter
.- -'.'..H tt.','V. tucr~r'I. Weight. range
.F..-t .'Nr. ~ -. "a bond.
fII2sIrrH WFATHER-.
..''Nt' ilmiuI~tratlIN.
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A correspondent writing from Jeffe

A correspondent writing from Jefier-
son City says that the startling devel-
opments promised the governor in the
Ables case by wire, and which induced
him TO grant a further respite, have
been forwarded to his Excellency. j
information from Carthage, Mo-, that
in all probability, whep the papers
are examined the startling and sensa-
tional portions of the evidence trans.
mitted will be found by the Governor
to exist only in the Imagination of his
correspondents.
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friend who had locked him in, he
found it impossible to obtain his liber-
alton for the greater par, Of the day.
On his en,reating chance traveller to
release him, the man shook hts head
and passed on. renarking that, 81
course. he was not put there for moth
ing.
That the revival of the la-h - u
means Of punishment for certain class
e. of offences would tend Ia the au-
elioraiion 81 the condition at society,
appears. in the opininn Of those bc>I
qualified to judge, m"-i ,le-irab!c al
the present time.
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Powerful, Anti-period-
ical and Tonic.

All the necessariee of great popular
remedy are combined in Cliford's Febri-
tuge. As tonic, in debilitated state OF
system, this remedy stande Pre-eminently
1t the head. Yet il is more than is usually
understood BY that term, for no other prep.
aration known exercises an eradicating
power over intermittent diseases, at all CON-
parable with il. As is probable that, in the
interval. of the paroxysm Of these diseases
. train OF morbid action is going out Ct
our sight, 90 it ia equally probable that tins
remedy produces in the same system an &C.
ton equally mysterious, which superredes
that Of the malady and thus accomplishes
the restoration of the patient.
J. C. RICHARDSON, Pro'r.
For sale by all druggists. St. Louis.
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The London Post announces promi-
nently that a telegram received on
Monday from an authentic source con-
firms the report that Suleiman Pasha
has arrived at Drama with the great
bulk of his army. He has telegraphed
to Constantinople for number of
transports to he sent to Kavala bay.
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The Russian official dispatch from
Kezanlik, dated the 18th, says that
Gen. Gourks fought Suleiman Pasha
from the 18th to the 18th. The
Turks were finally driven into the
Rhodope mountains. Their loss was
3 1000 killed, and 5000 prisoners, and
4S guns captured.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

rENTLENrN,-T have sold stSToEiss RApf-
NJ rNt trgs tor nearly one scar, snd can SAP
can..idly that we never sold similar PREPARATION
trlr gave such universal -tti faction. We have
Co learn the rrst complaint ytt.
We are not n the habit cf accommodating ra,'
ent medicines. bat your preparation mt..s " !
wants OF thousands, and We thinS those ~ y
should ~. convinced OF ~ great merits 50 That the r
suaerinx uili be relieved. We have been IN TAO
drug business for the past twelve wears
and sold everything for atarrh but yours u q al
the fcst. IL you proper you can Use THIS letter
or any part 81 :, thai yOl Wish. 90
Very truly yours. : ID. RALDN y ~
WhOlr-als and Retail Dealers In Drug. zoos eEc
stationery. Ws-hirgtOr, Ind, FEB. y, l>'o
Esch package contains Dr Sanforts Improved
iaLalias Tube. and fIll directions Tor use IN al
cases Price. &i6. For sale BY all wholesale ana
retail druggists and d. aicrs throughout the uie1
S-afes and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, t'"nerel
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The bonds of France are held by
f,ur and a half millions of her own
people. France never set up one cur
rency for her people and another fol
capitalists. Because our government
did so and continues to do So, Oul
bonds are held abroad and by a small
and favored class al home.
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OF forty-one colonies who draw
their pay in our regular army, it Is
said that only three have been iii
actual command since the war, aud
that nearly all of them have failed &c
render aay service for wears.
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And in IIudihraS we read of

An old siul! snt. who ;olIi The ~!"oE
For many year. 1t BriaieS"ll is.'..
Engaged tho conS,sidc {" --iz~
All those riIsi would not ir.as III" r@I"".
Let on; the stocks. sni whipping post.
And cage {" Those that give ia. most
In that curious and instructive pub
LEGATION. "Notes and Queries" we
find mention Of an order emanatinc
from the corporation Of Doncaster in
May. 17l3, for "'|;pping post to he
put up at the stocks. ut Butcher Cross
for furnishing Migrants and steady
beggars.
THE STOCKS
we're often so constructed as to serve
for beth stocks and whipping post.
The post which supported the stocks.
being made sufficiently high. were
furnished near the top with iron
clasps to fas,en round the wrists Of the
offender and hold him securely dur.
ing the infection of the punishment.
The observant traveller on his ram
bles through the rural districts Of En-.
gland cannot fail to have observed
remnants Of such stocks and whipping
posts. There are those still living
who have been subject to ut least one
of the punishments for which they
we're designed. 1t will he remember.
ed that the weary knife grinder OF
Canning only talks Of being put in
the stocks as vagIant. The stocks
was simple arrangement for exposing
a culprit on a bench. confined first by
his ankles laid fast in holes under a
movable board. Each parish through.
out England has one, usually close To
the churc.,yard. bu: sometimes in
Eore solitary places. In connection
with the stocks an amusing ahecdote
is told of Lord Camden when a harris.
ter. having been fastened up in the
stocks ON top Of a hill in order to gaat'
ify an idle curiosity on the subject.
Being left there BY the absent-minded
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From the 1st of November to last
Saturday, Chicago pork-packers had
slaughtered and packed 1850, 55S
hogs, against 1906, S07 for the same
period last season.
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1t is very probable you may wake
mp some morning and find that specie
payments have been resumed. The
premium on gold is now not worth
talking about.
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SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim 20 be cre Of the fey popular
Vk remedies receiving the a2pr0yat OF n.s1icai
gentlemen who, IA private, not only freely rtcoul-
mend IL bur IL IN their families IN pref, r,nSc
To- any ~ the preparations usually pFescrloea oy
physicians.
You are aware" said r DISTINGUISHED city pay,
sc.an. " that nay obligations u 'lc Mass. Ncdlcai
society such that Cannot p1Oiicis recouauiehi
or prescribe the Radio al cure but since receiver
81 much relief frOn thc use OF ~ my vi AFTER
thorough trial of the usual remedies, nave p,f-
ya.eiy advised Us use. ard presume nave sent -
your store 10 less than one hundred OF ny 2atlen's
H,rN
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N..'.. be- i-.i'.' gwen. ti.t th.. undersigned
... '. .u.' ,. .-.F: ti4.. estate. 80 d. T. Mis-
-.... H..r-.. So. rSks tIti settlement 1f hi> az
--- '.'l sad isi,atr ~uct, Ir.iIs.n m GUAR
2 . 'r. SO -e.ti - rh~ Pr0s.ttc court; % P-t,I-
....'.. % ..-s-' 2" - hnicu ~ the city cf 80
.. f. -,.i r..:'ity. "n tha Ilth ily 81 February
:. U.s. it'HN T.. HAL.
|-vt- t,ri'.',, en- s,fi Curator.
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Bayard Taylor has written beautl'
full poem on the late King Victor
Emanuel.
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The hard times have struck Phila-
delphia, and a batch Of mercantile
bouses have gone down i'm crash.
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Some man should go through the
pulpits with a microscope and search
fora new time preacher who doesn't ex,
actly resemble an old-time inhdel.
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Five hundred tailors i'm Chicago
have struck.
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THE WHIPPING POST
Something About its Use and that
Of the Stocks OF an Old-Time
Punishment

The subject of public whipping as a
means OF punishment having been re-
Gently discussed in the columns Of the
Times, and those high in authority
have expressed their opinions favor
ing the revival of such means os
punishment. the following curious nc
count of the introduction Of the prac'
tice, and Use made of the whipping
post and stocks Of the oldcn times can
not fail to interest the general reader.
Ii will I've seen that the practice Wa,
carried in cases to a cruel extent, e.
pecial:y in the
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The Porte is preparing to defend
Constantinople.
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WHIPPING POSTS.

The punishment Of whipping was
not always executed Mt the ''car;'s
tail" II Wa. indeed. 81 ordered in the
reign of Henry VIII. hut by the stat
ute of 80 Elizabeth 1t was not reanir.
ed, and it vas about this time, 1896,
that whipping posts came into use,
when the writings of John Taylor,
''the water poet" were published in
1890, they appear to have been Plen
tiful. for he says
IL, London ani Uisiia = nal" v'.r.
Then. are jail> "fPri-"nor- fan eighteen;
And -iNiy uh;pi ius posts. and >t"-s- sil'
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Don't fail to call on Geo. Tovnsley
and Try the Alaska Crystal Spectacles end
ye glasses, to suit al eye. l-20dl2t
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President HAYES says count me
in" in the investigation of the affairs
of the Treasury department.
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Three months extra paw has been
voted TO Mexican war veterans.
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King Alphonso and Princess Me,-
cedes are to be married to-day IN Mad