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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
CATARR
IS IT GuahBlE?

TuosE who have suner-d from the vsrieus snd
i eoirrli, .tsd for.us VI di.esss aasamsd oy Ca
diss wiihoat rslisf OF slrs avail ths answer 70 ths
question with oossi, able aaxicty. And vel tAsy
ysrs.liy prevalent and 90 destructive 90 heath as
catArrh. brone hitis. Asthma, coughs, AID ssfious
and fr~qusntiy fatal sf-etiena cf the lnnes feuov
Catarr6. Other sy1npAthetio afsettoss sueh :.
deafnes. inpaired sycsi.ht and los. ot = ~ S os
serieus r,sults ef nesiseted cstsrth. bsf snough
/. Themselves, hut - nothin. eor1pared wtth ne
dans-rous a1sctiona of tAs tlroas sAd iaass uksv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
A LOVE S0>G.

but nov. aiasi
No fsss q prisansr am 10 my love.
No pouer there 10 ttA' can my chains re''''e
10 sweet the eaged bonrs pssss
That. 10 10 parted me ffom tnee.
I would nod willingly 20 ffcs.
Nor would dare
To ssk for recompen-- OF loves;;,,.,n love
who lov, thee for the hight OF my llsdain'
rbou uoaidst not show 40 isf'
N % should barn vith eqlsl nre'
iustiuct with emuloas desirs.
Full we'll I kaov ,..
THAI uhst vor-hip 10 mol wholly 'nee'
Bnt MIR dream. pions tAntasJ-
such a at 'in-s doth srsw
I'm warnings of IN. cloi-'erri mind,
Or the Iapt vision VI the blind.
seorn me. then. sweet-
would not thoa shouldst leave thy iony
p'sce,
Tsy lover should not see thee fsoe 10 lace,
But PROSTATE n thy fest;
No rscompense. NO equal part ssk.
Oniy thai thou be strong and he weik.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

A Purx chief owns high silk hat.
and Ia 90 careful Of il that. his hut being
ieaky, be keeps ID covered with skins In
n hole In the ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
A COMPLICATED CASE.

g e.s.s i; ;:: :.:sS .s:.:
IA; Ss:,;is s:,S Il y;
sssa ss SS s2 sss sS d ,isss ss = si u s:.ss
nsi,sr iaiurs r ssnss q ,s sss,sS sse %
NE % 'o n, ssors eoud ss.s EvsSy oss q
thess distI ss.lns symptous hss eisappssrsd snd.s
ne a.s oc 20. eSl.s shrss s9s'ssS p an - s.
have no asthmatio symptouia, no eough. no DRIP
pirr in the throat, no hssdachs. AMI In sysry vsy
Effects of the crnn on my .ppstits. on my nldnsys.
and. IN met. syery peri Of ny sysiem WEI hss s
s,sn done IN my ssss v Wholly .hs sAses " sAs
R,g,ss5 y,sss.S,s Sss, y;y rs'''ssGtH H IAwnxscx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

"Drrso In poverty" says . modern
moralist. els nothing-it Is living IN
poverty that comes hard on fellow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Gxxxx bands. OF metal. leather. or OF
the dress material. are worn on the
skirts Of dresses u little below the
waist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

A LADY joked the other day about
her nose. and said /: =" had nothing to
do in shaping ii. Il was q birthday
present"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

"I HAVE q great ear. wonderful
ear" said a coneeited musician. in the
course OF conversation. $50 has q
iaekass!' replied bystander.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

MrS who travel barefooted around
newly.carpstsd bedroom. often find
themselves on the wrong tack.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
n cap BE CURED,

1rsasss.r.a Ter .; ss1ss 90 = nm sso:6s s 1ps
s.L i cuss ros c.I ava snIs . Ssi slSsi syd.ses g
sssi nay folex ~ q ~ fS%sdy = ~.
sns uIeeranoa and innsmmatioa sabdnsd aae
healed, the entire menhr aanas iamfs o. ns ~ nsai
Ton is that Of Q pov-rfui rarinink aeenf assloy
hs q q, soasss ,aroass e.. sLs.s hs g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Tnx barrel factories are doing stav.
ing business. and their propristors feel
like standing on their heads and whoop-
ing in chimes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

"ExASo" is q new cotton material
similar TO French cambric. aud will be
used TO combine with lawns for house
dresses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

TIE last British torpedo invented will
travel through the water at the rate OF
forty miles an hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

IouIeus enjoyed forty.sis earthquakes
In ave days. from January ?2d to jan
nary 2Gth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

ALrrrxn carrier Is not necessarily q
fighting man because hs wears coat Of
mail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The Government OF India recos-
nizes. so 1t Is said. 40 different Hindoo
castes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Tur letters .. X. were first used as a
tslegraphic signal for " All right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS,
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING sICKNE6

Permanently Cured = no hnmbus by Que
faliibIs Flt Powders. To eouvinee sufferers
hat thsss powders will do all We claim ior
them, W Will pspd them By maL. post paid,
TnAl bog A. Dr. 0oulsrd 10 ,hs only physician
that has ever made this diseass pseiAl study.
Ysrmsn.ptiy Cursd By the use of these Pow.
dsrs, Ne Will guarantee Q feImanent Cure IN
ever case, " ksfund you All mvpey Expended.
All sunervrs should give thess Powders An tariy
irial. and b. ooavinced Of their curative pow
ers.
Prios, for isrge boz, $500. OF four boles for
5000, sent By mall to aLy part OF the United
ctsies VI Cansda ON receipt OF price. VI By ek.
prsss, q. U. u. Addrc.s.
ASH a. RODDINH,
s6o FULTON street. brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

EyKS the beats OF the public pulse
are now photographed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

FREScH ginghams are now woven to
form bouretts effects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

CAr.roonIc,L MISUNDERSTANDING to
the purr.puss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

CALIFORNIA has refused to let women
practice law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

wAsHIsoToS TrKKiroRr wants to bs
made State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

The worlds iavorits SON Edison.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
MAINE AND MISSOURI.



Too much stress cannot be laid ur-
on the expression of the fact that the
grern5ack party j. Il needless organi-
zitior, staining III its own night.
The Times has harctofur. rrp.atefIv
h" WI that every grievance cnmplaiM-
ei of can be righted, aud every rra-
sonalle demand made by that party
can BE- enforced in The ranks o! the
demo cracy, and under its platform.
The western republicans see thi~, and
rejnIc. in the disturhaucc crca ed by
the LcW party, because they imagine
that If the cauvas> il carried through
to the election they will reap all ad-
vantage, should they htppiiy escape
divisions III Their owI' Euuseh rtti.
Tnc bundhotters also rejoice. .bccau-c
they recognize i'll the Srecnhack or
gHiiiiatlou Il nope of Weakening tn"
Influence of the democracy, their
great antagonist. The man who cnii-
not Sc that any new party, having
the same principles a. an old oEe,
contributes to thc defeat OF IT. uwm
objects, must indeed be blind. That
Is the category III which ihc green
back party must o! !ncccasIty he placed
Some OF tie advocates of this new
poli'ictl sclIi-ru u:iv" hr"n iniu!mlmg
in considerable eXult ltiOn over The
result uf the cicctlon III Maine. I'm
dnubtcily, it Is - good start the
party OF this name has inAic, away
down in the northeast corner OF The
country. But do our worthy schi-
matte friends recognize the fact thai
all the grecnbackcrs elected ii Maine
are democrats, ami III iuli harmony
with the western democracy Let
them look ut the record. There is
another aud still more significant
truth connected with the Maine can-
vass which is that there is scarcely a
principle embodied in their platform
That is not well set forth in that of
the Missouri democracy. adopted on
the 10th OF July 1878. There Is not a
greenbacker in Maine who cnulh not
endorse every plank of the j tirrson
CITY plat form, for the simple reason
that--lhough coached i'll different
phrase0logv - the sentiments are
synonymous on the grea, issue 4
gave origin to the new party, The
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
PROSPECTUS of the INTELLIGENCER

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An extra copy 10 riuh1 of trn
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their troupi-
Th" following named gentlemen are duIy
authorize! agents for This paper anil III receive
subscriptions for III" =nIn". Charles +. stone
NaIoir"n: J. l.. Marshall. Wellington: VIM
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view; { I. tut'IwIck, Auilv3iI": l. r Sinas
'nncor,!la. Other names Will hc added To this
list II, nrrau RcI Inrrt, are ma lr
TIE IN !EI.LlGkNCtR Office - situated On
NJ IN street. immediately opposite thu Court
h"ua" gtt-. where ". wIll aiways Toe glad Ia -.,
YOU, "-p,rsiiiy II you have any cuInIy news
THr INtELLiht>t FL: has the largest cir
c"ian"n ui any paper published III Lafayette
County; il Is til" largest paper IN th" county.
hnd - thereby cnahr, To iiNr it, reader more
local AMI gem RAT Information tlan any orucr: II
Is the Official paper al Ia" county, and con
tain~ til" sheriff notices, probate court notices.
court tuckcts, proceedings oil courts, and all
other local matter of interest. such us hIrIhs,
deaths, marriages, proceedings UI POLITICAL re
lI-Inus AID otnrr Iuc"iIn.;-, ~: and ha, large
and interesting county r"rrcsponGcncc
In polite. HE ElHIEIIIt,EN, ERR. an in,!r-
r"nd"nt dem""ra'Ic newspaper. always sup
porting the principles and nominees ot III.
party but free tea critIci-- wrong doing in ,i,in-
ucratIc officials, high or low.
ON tn" bond question TIE INTklI.IGENt kR
Is with the people "f The county, az it nI,cnUS
has he'n; thinking that tn. innocent tax -puyrr
| mas rights which are is much 10 be respected rs
are ihUsr of the innocent bundhOllrr.'
TIE iN1ELiIGENCER is reliable in all its
statements. avoids the sensational. ard selects
ITS literary matter with view 10 the promotion
of good morals and gOo,i taste.
NE mi ELiiGENtEt should be in every
family III Lafayette county, and We respectfully
solicit OF the people, of all cr"cds and political
convictions, that support which We shall en-
ic.ivur To- deserve.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
WASH-DAY A PLEASURE.

"Whlt in the world is causing such
4 h"uIunl for bnraX III this comtnnni-
W. remarked one of our druggists
to a customer, as he was tying up n
nickpl'S worth of the desired article.
- ems to me- shat about every tif-
tcHu minutes for the past few days
some little chiId would call for the
same amount | am putting up for
YOU The druggist obtaiued the III
lorna. .i.n.a.id learned that it was for
washing purposes, and is of great r.
lief 10 the ladies, and makes wa,h-day
n pleasure. causing the dirty clothes
II shine with Il white lustrc, we take
pleasure in telling it to our readers.
Pat YOUR white clothes to soak over
night. and wiring them cut i'll the
morning; in the meantime, have your
bnrax dissolved in a quart of water
with the soap used for washing, and
pour over your clothes,putting them
Immediately into your boiler-let
the wafer be boiling-and in half All
nOur your clothes will have the
snowy whiteness so much desired by
our housewives. Try it,and see if you
don't vote us benefactor of the wO-
man that does the washing for COM
mun;catihg this peicc of intelligence.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
THE WIHsoMs SCHOOLGIRL

| The -ChO"l- girl-thcre /, many of her
/" i'e seen d. the clock Is striking eight,
or at ) y III. mucu livrlI-r.
II So, p"rciauc-. shes not kept ln' late
| si" goes III couples and goes in tlr-,,-
She ="'s IN Ir""I'> iuli =: litc and mirth,
Sh" iutter- ami ,!ancrs like leaves on the ire,
Inc haPpIt>t creature in all the earth.
| But wh.r the long vacation came
We missed tTs. sIrn,lrr, gliding form
| il-r HAIR that Heated b'hIuH Ike iI4mr
i"r eyes like stars -"'.n alter storm.
h,r sn""-wh't" anr'n with dangling string,
Her ''r"s= that iittc'i her ~hIp" w"li.
Her hign- -hecic.i 7h""~, h'r v;rI"u4 things
That a In,n can n"tIv" but cannot tell.
Am" then h"r p"rt nui careless AR.
The ,hrlllr-t vOIrc that ever rang
l M lu"-Hnni.ll:tflnE stare.
The hI'- Ui most Inu-InG slang.
ON, who IN th' world IIkr tar bright schoolgirl
Gan Improve thr usual mode of speech
Ant, without val-.rity. twist and wh.rI
Ani sing her Engi III ont ul reach
And now IL" long vacation '"r
Ia" sr!lo"l-IUDrs "ucu. The clurS ,trIhcs eight
ln' 'nl,.!rrn s"ampcr along once more,
lh, Win-'ln" schoolgirl again Is late.
AMI III" h0id- IN h': han'i an open book.
And beat, her breast " til ce"ti,. rage, -
And ~ she faIrir- with dnwnci>t look,
Eu'!"aX"r. 10 master tn" hurIIh p.h,lf hushcl
Then later. when the school i uut.
And - iiil'trr of colUr~ IN tn" air
tmi III" children throw up their hats and shout
""s"c ihe schoolgirls shiny hair.
ANA We Wi>l! As she lightly passes hY
She Wuui.! II rtIrc our most ,.-pcCr iul gaze
Aud with II gianc" ur l!"r 7, guish eyr
Lend a new light to the autumn days.
But she passes on and does not see
n" whl=hcrcrt man Whose heart she smitcs:
>h" passes tspughtics-ly you and ne
| ncnn-"inuS at our fancy II i.sii~
BnfS size hult- whrr, fir halt grown grocery hnv
\" ait, her coming Win iHrtIyc look
AMI half III terror and halt ii Joy
ki-Ne- hun quickly behind her book
All. well that gIrl who now enjoys
The >wrrt">t r"pu~c ui fI'.lr-S lite
W Ill give up >ClIuul- amt grurCrv bows
And II" SON. fellows charming WIFE:
y An'i her Tor! VIII stop near female school
And hc torn with envy some iay to see
AI awkward, halt grown, ~kulking fool
Mrs a SWEET schoolgirl b"hnd n tree
lb' bride at the altar l. hrign; and fair
The new IuI'tt mother ls iJyoi- to see.
Ih' ri"u- nun who kneri~ Hi PRAYER
liza, her thoughts where ours should ALWAYS
be;
But the sweetest thing that r'cr We knew
Was the scA1ol-sirl - neither woman nor
child
And the thnught come. up t" me and yoil
Nv vuli were the boy that ~iI,. beguiIcd. -
u Y H.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
A DULL BOY AND A SMART MAN.

p:c Of Ia, clrv,rr~i ulrlnD"r- uf
1hc fr"r ca Actd"inv, SAY "a" New
Grr% T.Iu">. l. S..iI In nave |. ~ -,.
stupid ~ II NuliH ttat hi mast T. Hi
the College Slnui>Ii~ ircInr..1 tho.
could do nothing with !5im. H. VA
ON the rv" 81 CIV ~ up ni- -In!ir~.
when "a u"tcd Professor, N IIlut,n.
OF he institute If France, t,cniuiug
Interested III the tu!t pupil, deter
mined - open :i~ iu.uA lr .It-tirr-
1lOu. H. !,hurrL iiNr". and ait /
some months was re-. Irtcl. The
student was 50 much touched bv TIE
Professor kIut e. 'ha' he etIU-g'c 'cd
hcroiCally against H. natural -,oN-
ness, ana finally "vcrctm. ii COM
pirtrly. lie attributed his iut-i-
l"'Iunl awakening 80 the sympathy
expressed tor asa with him " Ia"
generous JZanau. ~:nptthy ":t"r
.!tS Is much to do with 10" develops
in"nf OF The understanding - n.tlrr
talent M"u in all avu"aIinn> Of If"
frequently give up t"e'r struggle
against HivcrS" circumstances tr"-
cause they feel isolated a',d uu-u--
tanned by fellow siiip. WEru 'hr,
feel that somebody tHk"> au ut .r..-;
in and is willing 80 help them it adds
fresh elg0r and nou" to amt put Il,
>pon-iblii!v upon '!.ciu which j.
apt to result III 81 sGrI Oi mrn'al re-
generation ~ view ot ,Hr duties
aud possibilities of liir.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
~ l aA-i y / Lbs.



nay your ,,rnpnltiui. Of in" tay.., t.
ran ii.. puhlir ~ .rt,lnl. and Keep the
atmlui-rr:,trvr not huitiiu--flu-; r..
m.mbcr that "t'ir ..-pr4,- bir m"ll
mat ep rtsrntSi sta l.. irui .rpTS \ .GSp
cN'' ~ ''''H '"'' '''
! ca"''"' "1"1' ~ H',','. "a ~ - '','
''" 80 ~
Il, w '''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
WITH PIPE AND FLUTE.


with pipe and tutc the rustic Pan
ti old mai" Music sweet Tor man;
Amt wonder hIi-hrd the warbling bird
m AMI closer drew the cIlm-eyri hrrt--
lhr rolling river ~lowli"r ran.
Ah w"uid-ah wnUl'i 81 little span.
some air nf Arc;iiv could fan
luis age al ours. too seldom stirred
Win pipe md flute
l'ut now for good we plot and plan:
And from Br.rshrha unto Dan
ApUil"'5 self might pass unhrtri
or iini the nIghi-iar's note prrfrrrri:
Not - IL iared, when TIM. began
With pine and i,ule
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
THE VASSARIANS.
[Frer Prcss.l

Nassar College girls have secret
society called the ~ .ssarians,'' and
any member ho forget. her dignity
and slides down the stair railing is
fined thirty-oue peanuts and stick
: OF gum
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
THE INTELLIGENUER.

The Lexington lntellIgencer is in accord with
the democratic party of the state of Missouri
upon The important questions discussed in the
platform oi the party AS land down above, and
VIII do battle tor them until they shall have been
cal RED to success. for the relief of oppressed
people; anu 10 this end asks the support and s.
distance OF all persons who desire good govern
ment,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
RIRDEN 4 SOY.

TTOENEI>A coz IN-EI!.Dr.> Ai LAW 8,
"A Lexington. Mo. oiLrr '.stA room over ti
teNlnstUu savings Lana. opposite court h""~c
VI III practice IL lUr -L..t" GLf Fv'iri't1 'v'i l.
fruImr; attention gwen t. lie collection ii ii!-
SAT. I.Tui,ltr ttl-.Lr--. ''.'..-- l.
,oHs A : TUT F!lASNIIS h. TI.iT,
~ -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
money question. The Maine platform
is here GIVEN as adOuted lima = 1873.

American monetary system, the abO-
!lt!"n Of All bank issues, the free and
uni'mItcd coinage OF gold and silver.
ma me Issue 10y the government Of
fHii i"gai tender paper money re-
',i'ahlr for nti dues and payable for
,N' deh'S pnuilc amt private in accord
'nce and III aInou.itS sufficient to meet
'hr wants OF irad", to give employ
| lhthi 40 al labor aud enable the peo-
PIE I" h" &" cash business and relieve
t..rin irom the ,trb; system. which
"As niiir the industrial apd commer-
"iii ri ,-srs tie slaves and drud"cs
"l 'h" 'f"dli-h"iigcrs of the worlt.
;. We declare our opposition to
every measure lnoking to the resump-
ton of specie payments.
;. We proclaim our unrompromi
~" hostility 10 the prrprIuatlou f
tnr system OF government loan IN
''chtcdncs-, which is calculated TO
Hurdr III unborn generations, and de-
clare that the government should uSc
Ill rrc funds now boarded for re-
sumption purposes to pay and cancel
StaitdIng bonds.
/. lhe contraction policy now
h"lms pursued Is rrovin. serious III
IT. results, aud ought to pc re moved.
-. y ! legislation should b 70 en-
acted a> Ia secure To each man. IA
mcarIy ~ p"artIraUle, the lust rewards )
at IN own labor.
Il W. Irunu,,co ,no m, A., 80
Communism, ,,nnor,nI fr,,,,' L,,,s VI
which axis tor cuu,u uivi.,,,n az
| property.
W. c,,,,,. :, <,o,,,,,;,, ,-..
| ,,.'.., ,,,. a. o'.i''ai so'cln,
| " .'" as P"SSio'c. anu
| ."I"' va US 'e" ''n'iais
! .;,;. NV w s'i,c'
| ava, an" We "e'tail" the
- ''
/ :. W t. ar" opposed TO the nomlna-
| ii"n tor uI:e OF cid politicians. and
| '-r''tIIN 'h"-c wh" have been for
! 900 ''i"t, ana are now, IN The enl-
! .','' 'n""i OF the government. We
! 'N"t IA" nomination OF new men,
representing tic Industrial and busi-
! il''~~ classes.
q NJ tavn, hinunial .,.s.;ors ortho
! i..,.I- l.in,r. ti,,. rrdur,jnu IF all .aI..
( re to Il reasonable. nluouut .ut tho
nhuii,pmert of jpnrisn,,nnn, for
debt.
This i pl,,rorm which no ,ovor
Of .tl- country. or ANY trlend of tho
.oulr could easily find faul, with
/ ir, there j. mona rC Petition a IIilI,,
=. .n-p!urr money IN it So far .s
! ilc tjua,,,,ni features 90 ,hev din not
dl;f.r from tn. ,tciu,i,Is made in ,ha
| Missouri democratic re.olu,ious
Tn4,r are comurisri in the ,ollow
inr drclura,iou..
; We REGARD The national barti,o
system as ouur.ssjye and burdan,
s,,,np and arin,ua ;tc .hnI;tinn .,,5
,!. r.,irn,u,,,t tro,n ci,o,,i.,,;n ~.
All hank notes ard ,Eo ;s.ua nf IoroI
,rrE,r ,,ntn.ir liou ,har,of a,I o.,
uuantitirs from time ,o ,ina Su uff;c;out
/ 10 supplv the wholesome and uecns.
-ary business demands of the entira
. country. w. demand ths, all grnon-
! tark. 80 i-.urd shall ha usaa in ,ba
purchase and rptir,,nen, of I-uitat
S:afn- bonds. so thai tha interest.
! lie .rinu debt of the country NAV hp
| I,s.rur,i tn the cxtaut of tho ,,roon0
! backs iI,us nut in circu,,t;nu Jnu,,
tender notes. commonly called or.er.
I h.ra. shnulI no n,dn ~, In'r.I iandar
priva,e. except such obligations as
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WALLACE CHiLES.

A TTURNkl> AND LOUN>ELLvES Al
n Law, Lexington. Mo ph.'", irvhi Tp"in
over tar - Lexington savings 5tHh, opposite
t,- court Aouse- y II. l'tt'u'r iA al" courts "a!
Lafayette AMI -urruUh,l- counties, ..!.i ..is" III
- r >uprsIHr court lie Lie vI Missouri, an.
TIE L. > Circuit t,nn District courts iyr iHr
Western Distinct UI VI l-sut,Ti-
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JAMES HI. SiuHATT0N.

A TCORNEl Al LAW, Lexington, Mo. viii
n yI--tlce IN tHt courts Df Lafayette AMI s:d-
UInIuS counties, auG IL The supreme trErt u!
the ,satc. Special attention gwen 70 tuliecf"nS
Cltic- IN Dutch Row neal QuArles Cos. l'ru-
krnre It92-ly
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TITT - SNN.

A TTORSEYS Al LAW.
"A LExISuToS, Mo.
UMue No. -. Main street. "NvT lows i'lu=
Store viii pr4ytIc, IL tisv !..iIyrt;t AN! y"ln
tx counties. >i,rciI :.tt, u;Iuu -lN, e" cvI.sti
IONS anu Iuy invest. s,..tIy.I ii In. titles
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will pay you.
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WIl.lIA1i Young.

4 TTORNEY AILAw Lexington. Missouri
~ VIII practice MS profession IA al al III
Courts vI Lafayette county AMI Tie courts +"
i,rruri III the state oilcr Opposite -Hv court
Iutlse. All business prompt, ,tit''!"t L"
Iaup-. y
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TToRSEN ATLAW, Lexington, Missouri.
"A VIII practice III all tile c"ui,s uI l:,tay ellie
And aiioInIns counties Prompt attention -N"i
To- all business. UIlce over boyle y New ssrA
,,nti. store irhI.iI
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.INTELLIGENCER,
OFFIlIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ARRIVE.
ENpcss und Mail from 81. Louis, East
nu,! South -....-........, .......... S.IIa NJ
Accommodation from ST. Louis, EaAt
I. BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS .iIi AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXISGTu%
irnins 1ur Kansas tliy and West - A NJ
Trains Tor 81. Louis East ami South. ...1 20 Il
Irait- Tor Kansas City Hc,t..........1 90 NJ
Trains lor Richmond. .......... 90 NJ
Observation-Disclosures ~ q NJ
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
trains from 81. Louis ami all points East
a., .....--..... ---..------- "'' T. NJ
From KANSAS t'ty ami all points West. : 30 NJ
81 Joe ami points Norih......... ........ .OU =
y. q BISHOP, Agent.
WfANporrE, KANSAS CITY ASp SoHrHwEsrERs
HALLWAY SAKEow GAUGE.
LkANE LEXINGTON.
Passenger Tor Kansas ,Ity and west. IN A vi.
Freight &C. .w w 80 -, . ~
ARRIVE At LkXISGTOS:
Express ami Mail from Kansas civ
anu thr west ......-...-..... ......l II rs A. NJ.
ias-'nScE Observation-Disclosures. Is H. T.. NJ.
rreitht .......-...-... .............. 80 a. NJ
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A TrORSEIS AZ LAW. LEAl>Ir!D\
n Missouri uIlce over VIII Morrison
Iu's Bank. "vNi'li