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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

;P-Man With all his cndowments, is in many things
snost foolish he will give all that he hath for his life,
but is reckless and indifferent to his health. He will
grspple thief who steals his purse yet will daily
with cough and cold and finally 20 into consump-
tion, when such q remedy Eilert's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry be easily obtained 1t per-
forms rapid cures, gains friends at every trial. and is
invaluable in bronchial and lung Diseases 1t is q
safeguard for ALL from the babe to venerable age. and
health will be restored by its timely No family
that has used it will be without it. Sold by C. b.
Bickford & Co. and ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug Miller.
Wuthena.
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ADVICE 10 coNxUMPrayEs.

The celebrated physiciau, DR.. Paul 4emeyer, gives
the following valuable suggestions to persona suffer.
ing from lung affections: The patient must with
scrupulous conscientiousness insist upon breathing
fresh pure air, and must remember that the air OF
closed rooms is always more or less bad. No
man, however uncleanly, would drink muddy, dirty
water. party which occupies room for hours
breathing the same air, might he compared to party
of bathers drinking the water in which they battle.
The patient must keep the window of his bedroom
OPEN Night air il fresh air without daylight In Close
crowded rooms, the patient suffering from lung CON-
plants breathes consumptively" BY taking these
precautions and using DIR. Rerces Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets fully one
half Of the Of lung complaints would be cured
in six monshs For cough aud irritation of the lungs
do not always indicate the presence of consumption
although it result in that disease and if consump
ton has already become deeply seated in the system
this 10 the most efficient course Of treatment that
be pursued outside Of any institution that provides
special facilities for the treatment of this disease Dr.
Pierccs celebrated Invalids Hotel il such Insitu-
ton. Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet contain
ing also . complete treatise upon consumption ex-
planning its causes nature, and the best methods Of
treating it. together with valuable hints concerning
dist clothing. exercise ETC., for cousumptiyes Ad-
dress Faculty Of Ipvalds and Tourist Hotel Buffalo,
New York.
JUr REcEUKD-A large stock Of Wei Psper and
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The severance Rand yav. n mus;cal entertainment
| nj the N Church on Friday evening lsst The
house was we'll filed and all present seemed to en-
ter into the epioyments of the evening with deter
mination tn make the event an agreeable one. The
Rand ba. exceeded the expectations of all in the ra-
piditv ofi,s advancement and under the ipstruc-
tons of its leader. Mr. Geo Bird the time is not dis
tapt vtep tbev will compare with any hand of their
number in the State Mr. Bird i, a gentleman Who
in giffed with n yoodIv amouut of mu.;cal talent.
and an. Who !. ever resdv and r;llp, IN enlist in
any euterpr;, that might cau,e the advancement of
our community. MANY would have failed under the
circumstances. while no has pushed steadily along
until b;s upt;ripy eforts have placed On n secure
footing we will sax luxurr which a short time ago
we never expected to realize and we cannot refrain
from ..nointiuy tn IL with pride- The members con-
sist of Messrs Fred Cook. Lon and Geo. Springer,
John Morley. Birch Irving. ANDY Viewer. d. b. Fry
berger and A. D. Small The festival was given for
the purpose of enabling the Band to enlarge its
bership and meet some minor expenses which it had
incurred through the winter The proceeds amount
ed tn fftveiyht dollars half of which was donated
to the NJ T. Church. the ladies of which kindly vol.
uuteered their services in preparing bountiful sup
ply of all that was palatabe. The exercises opened
with the Mockiny Bird. (not George,) which was
se.erally considered to have been rendered in
yerv pleasiuy and ereditable manner. The string
band then discoursed some sweet strains which
seemed TO cause the young folks little uneasiness
Then 6Jlox.d n ouickstep bv the Band. which. one
and all we're unanimous in making their manifesto
tons known. Supper was then announced by Bro.
vandeyeuser. and whilst the deicacies disappeared
with wonderful rapdity, the string band sent forth
.xeet nv.;r which added mucb IN the endowment
of all. Amer simmer the Rand again played several
,;.. ,,;..o. ,,d a, ,,, o.i.l ,o..J Oh. .,t.rt.;,
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Old Time Prices!
Fifteen pounds of Sugar for 81. at
VAN BUSKIRK e. MOTIONS.

EDITOR CHIEF = viii you please tell me who was
Vice President under Andrew johnson, when he be-
came PRESIDENT, after the death of Lincolni
Lafayette S. Foster, Of Connecticut, President pro
tenn. Of the Senate, became acting VicePresident,
when johnson succeeded to the Presidency. Fosters
ERIN expiring in 1867, Benjamin +. Wade, Of Ohio,
was chosen President pro lem. of the Senate and con-
sequnetly became acting vice-Presdent, during the
remainder of Johnson's Presidency.
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DIED..

On Friday, January 3lst, 1879, at Troy, GEORGE N.
KEErER, oldest of Mr. and Mrs J. C. Keefer aged
"a years.
Near Geary City, Doniphan County, Kansas JAM
uary 9th, 1853, JOHN CLINTON youngest child and
only of John and Mary +. Mann, aged 10 months
and 10 days.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,
The Best and Safest Remedy fer Chile ana
Fever, Or Fever and Agee.
CovISGTos Ky, May 81.
There has not been for many years. in this country,
such general complaint about ehills and fever.
This depressing disease is now prevailing in many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere, where the peo
pie have long attered themselves that they
tirely exempt from its influence. To those who are
thus afflicted, wish to recommend Smiths Tonic
Syrup believing it to be the very best remedy ex-
tant Every we have heard of using it. pronounc-
es upon it in the very highest terms We have late
ly used it in our family with marked The
ingredients are simple, and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detment to the constitution what
ever. If the directions, which always accompany ev-
cry bottle, carefully followed, it will in mine
out Of ten result in cure whether the
disease be of long or short standing.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd
say. P.B. WILES.
For sale by C. B. Bedford & Co., Trey, Kansas-
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D0niphan Details.

Rev. Bowman preached, on Tuesday evening, to .
large congregation. The hat passed for the ben
eft Of the missionary cause but people did not
to care much for the heathen- The interest in our
religious services should be intensely interesting a.
We are often entertained by q sermon in one end Of
the house, and general discourse in the other.
After all the complaint that is made against our
town, notice that most all people who leave here
soon return, resolved to remain We have just res
son to believe that moro poor people subsist in
Donphan without work, than in any other town.
Henry Martin, Of Dodge City, IL the guest of VIM.
Lexington.
From reports, we anticipate a general change in
the business establishments in this place Many Of
citizens regret to lose business mon who have
benefited themselves and the community, and lent
helping hand in sustaining Doniphan, while many
others arc anxious to try new men, new prices, and
new principles Of business
L. T Kearns closed his term Of select school ct the
Langsn school house, in District No. IL, the 3lst
Of January. Mr. Kearns' prompt attention and abil-
ity q teacher, has gained him many friends, who
regret to see him depart for the West
Wo understand that our druggist is going to send
on for new supply Of Ayers almanacs, from which
itemizcrs extract some more passe jeu de mols.
Ifitems scarce contributions are short, and
original. as We do not copy obsolete expressions.
Our Dramatic Club 10 making preparations for .
grand entertainment, tho 2lst Of this month. The
Hidden Hand" and The Stsge-Struck Yankee"
have been rehearsed with care and every effort will
be exsrted to render the performance interesting
supper will be prepared for the occasion and arrange
menfs will be made for all to dance to the full OF,
tent Of their desire This will undoahksdly be the
event Of the season, and il saa all be ejoyed at
hard times pricesA ssooxs
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County Beard.

The Board met Monday. and adjourned Tuesday.
Present, all the members and officers.
petition was received, signed by Joseph Porter
and others, asking for public road in Washington
Township. John d. Hier, E. z. westfall and Henry
Steele were appointed viewers, to meet on Frida y,
February 18th.
J. b. Maynard was allowed to redeem part Of the
north half Of the northeast quarter Of section 90
township 3. range 81, and part Of the southeast
quarter of section l9, township g. range g. from tax
sale for the year 1877 for the for which they
were sold, with interest At 10 per cent, If paid in
thirty days
8. G. Booth was allowed il redeem Lot 9, Block H.
Wathena, from tar sale for 1876 for the amount for
which it was sold, with 10 per interest if paid
in thirty days
The report Of John w. Harpster and w. H. Form
crook, viewers Of the road petitioned for by E. C.
Nuzum and Others was received, approved, and road
established, as per field notes and plat Cost laid
over until April meeting
The report of Lloyd Bailey, Joseph Walker and
John Rhue, ON road petitiOned for by August Euler
and others, was received, approved. and the road
established, per field notes and plat. Costs and
damages laid over until April meeting
Matthias Stockbarger was re-appointed Superin-
tendent Of the Poor Farm, for the year 1879, upon
the same terms - the last year.
Thomas W. Heatiey and d. w. Brown were ap-
pointed members Of the County Board Of Examiners,
in connection with the County Superintendent.
Adjourned until the first Monday in March.
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The school in Distrcc No. AZ, taught by Hile Ward,
in the past three months gives the following figures
No. of pupils enrolled 3D. Average daily attendance
for first month, %; second month, % third month,
80. Average for the three months 9 scholars, or
90t per cent. of the number enrolled.
II there is another school in the County that can
excel this per cent would be pleased to hear from
It.
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Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, {as
COUNT o. DoSPHAx 90
In the Dstst Court for Doniphaa County State Of Kan
aas.
Is.sdsr j. NeCorniet. (r,.in.ia..
B..,.nis Il. Scott. Drss.d....
NOTICE 1: hereby given. that I yin. on the d day
~ Of MARCH, A. ID. 1879 as the hour Of . O'clock
r. NJ Of ssd day at the North door Of the Court House
In the city in Dsaiphan County Of Kansas
or for ssls. st pabc sUeoa for cash the following a.
seribed real property 70 vii Ths northeast 4usrssr II
section one ~ IN sesn.hp foar tn Of range twesty. n
4artsr ssctsoa IN DOnipha. County Kansas Taken =
Che property q Rensnin Scaas and osrs for uie 70
the highest bidder for caah n sasisfy certain
and costa Of record In tbs District Court Or on
phsn County. In tho sate - Kansas In which yrus
xecornaek and LsAadsr ,: Mccormick arc pf.infids,
aud Renianin n. SCOTT u dsfsndznk
1879. - -
CHARLES BURKHALrZR. .
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County.
January %. ie5s-Sv Prs fee, Sa1.s0.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

THE ESD.-Wc this week conclude the publication
of the story of "Franke It is the first time.
presume, that it published in the columns
of newspaper, and is almost out of print in book
form. However the reader may like or dislike the
outcome of it. all will agree that it is remarkably well
written, and possesses terribly thrilling interest
throughout.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

Ed. CHIEE:-Can you explain to who 'got
left how it happened that the bulletin gave up the
ghost suddenly without an iutimation to that ef
feet beforehand $l.50 VICTIM.
Yes. 1t failed, one week, to mention anything
about that 1900. 1t did that same trick once be-
fore, but its patrons pardoned it, second ofense
than they could ss~ad aud they let her
flicker.
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Old Tioe Prices!
Four cakes Kinks Soap for IS cents, at
VAN BUSKIRK & MORTON'S

q 1t is now positively ascertained that Doni'
phan County man turned the scale in favor of In
gals. It was done thus: He tried to straddle both
sides at once and made ridiculous exhibition,
that three antiIngalls mon were overcome by
laughter they forgot what they doing, and vot
ed for Ingalls,. This man should have Office.
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~ That Donphan County man, who went to To-
peka to stand fall with Ingalls,. and who pulled
him through, found one Doniphan County member
voting for Ingalls, when he went, and left them all
against Ingalls, in the end. Where did the votes
come from that he brought to Ingalls,!
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and india
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send n selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. IsxaS, Station d, Bible House. Ner York City,
l6anly.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, Zoo
DoSIPHAS COUNT, os

DUNFHzN CocNlf'
In the District Court for DOnphan County State Of Kansas
Augus'u. Cone, Plaintiff.
Seneca Quincy &
Charles kearney, ] Defepdants
NOTICE IL hereby given that will on the Sd dzv Of
N March, A. ID. Is7s at the hour Of o'clock Pm.
Of said day at the North door Of the Court House. in the
city Of Troy In DoniphAn County Of Kansas or
sale at public auction for cash following describ
ed real estate 10 witt Lots ave C and sx ts Biock
twenty-five. t2s) in North Wathena In the CITY Of Wa
theua in Doniph.n County State Of Kansas Taken :.
the property Of seneca Quincy and offered for sale u
the highest bidder for cash. satsfy
costs nov Of record In Distric Court for Dn
phzu County In the State Of RAnsas which
Gone plaintiff and Seneca Quincy and Charles Ksar
ney were descendants.
Given under my hand this a4sh day Of January A. ID.
1878.
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
January % 1s7a-sw. Prs fse, 5000.
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~ Silas Armstrong, q blacksmith. for = few
years resident of Troy, died Of consumption, last
week, at the residence Of bis father, In Schuyler
County, New York. letter conveying this intslli-
sence has been received by Mrs. Armstrong. who is
living with her father. Isaac Brown
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River s6n closed: Il being 90 low that it will take
rise to get the ice out.
Owing to the streets being % muddy, the Mite So
eiety did not meet on last Wednesday, but will
meet next Wednesday ct Nm. DR.. welshs- Every.
body are invited.
The farmers bringing their plows for repairs.
for spring work.
Vim. Ledington has traded his twenty acres east
of town for the hotel property which he intends
ing up for traveller rest and boarding house.
Some merchants FROM St. Joseph. Mo-, are making
arrangements to fill up the old stand of McCrum
with general store. We hope is may lie %, Don
iphan needs several stores, and l. good point
there il in Kansas-
A good harness and saddle sbop 10 needed badly.
Lexington says he will keep ~ all in beef this
season.
Some of our milkme sell milk fox eight cents per
quart and take out ten cents worth. gain of two
cents.
1t is q settled fact that McCrum goes to Atchison
He has purchased residence and has rented store
room. We hope he may succeed in his enterprise;
but the man or set of men who start good general
merchandise in Doniphan, will catch his Jack.
Doings Of tho last few days-two DRINKS, cock
fight, and two boy fghts No arrests.
Glenn and Rector caught few more wolves
The last time they were to meet was ut or
near the old pork house. The entertainment lasted
about hour.
Charles Kuchs is digging tremendous hole in the
ground. 1t is for . cistern.
Bilimek is going to do something. We understand
he has purchased the store-room occupied now by
W. H. Nesbit.
We have in our possession Of ODriscoll's
speeches, made twenty years ago. What change
Of sentiment, then and now.
Osul Anderson had severe attack Of cholera NOR
bus, last week. II better
II. T. Landou's health is much improved, in the
last few weeks.
Langan and Symns sold their cattle in Chicago,
last week, at q fair per cent.
The Doniphan Liederkrauz have organized men,
bership of some thirteen members, who practice
twice week, vocal and instrumental music.
First day of February came in clear and cold;
wind in the north.
Last Saturday, Doniphan assumed something like
old times. A good many farmers were in trading.
Phbrick & Hahn have opened out general store,
and if they could be induced to advertise, and let
their business be known, We have no doubt but that
they would build build up good trnde. Len is good
looking. and polite to the ladies' and understands
how to make bargain.
[Isn't this m advertsementf-Prl
DIR. Clark is about laid up with rheumatism. His
family have been afflicted with throat.
Considerable sickness amongst children.
William Ramsey is in very precarious condition
He is confined to his room.
At Brcnners Hall. Friday evening, February 2lst,
will be produced, by the Doniphan Dramatic Club,
Robert Jones' world-renowned drama in five acts,
entitled The Hidden Hand" with the following
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Special Notice.

For three weeks before removal to Atchison, will
close Hardware, Woodenware, Queensware and Glass
ware, at Call and see Billy vader at Severance.
Feb. 6, 1879. JOE. McCRUN.
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~ For . pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which I'm se cent
free, address the AcIntosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co.. 1872 and 1874 Jackson St., Chicago. M Sold bg o:
B. Biekford r Go. and D. G. Sinclair, Tteyi AnG:
Miller, Wafhena,
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BOOTS e eHOEsl
JOIaN HAeG.

~-S EvERAN6A KANSAS.
DALE IN and Mass zH.rsr q "A f,.1s o. Bo.o..
~ shesa 5hppsrA ese. Keep The hszsst and be.s
Nc ct the lowsss priess
z Ss~ vssf and repairing aeas " ssls. :. .Aess
hsnes' 1iaPr7syE
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u Last week, we published Frank Shepherds
marriage to Tom Heatleys sister, Mollie This week,
Frank Shepherd nephew to s. r. was married at
Deerfield Mich to Susie Mcmillan.
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Troy, Jan. q, 1879.

tF"A stitch in time nine lis not more true in
mending Clothes than in getting farm stock through
the winter. An economical and sure help is Uncle
Sans Condition Powder 1t restores the sick strength
the weak improves the appetite and will keep tho
stock in thriving condition, for it supplies the valued
qualities in grass. Sold by C. b. Bickford 4 Co. and
D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena-
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y Constable o. Marcum went out to Brown
County, Sunday, and arrested and brought in one
DR. Bring, sort of Indian doctor. who was charged
with having borrowed horse of Sam. King, Of Burr
Oak and absconded with him.
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q Mr.. Sullivan and Mr.. Green, lawyers, of St
Joseph, were in town, Wednesday, on "Cheap John
business of course.
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Y A. W. Waters, of Union, called, Tuesday. He
congratulated himself that he not one Of those
who had run after strange gods
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q All farmers report wheat in splendid condi-
ton; and several fruit raisers inform that
animation shows that the peach buds arc yet all
r;uht
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p "It is better to be doorkeeper of an sntiIngalls
caucus than to dwell in the Ingalls, tent and be fool
al nth the prouise of an ofice.--Sdm. Johnson.
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LOST January 3oth, somewhere in Troy, . gold
sleevebutton, oblong shape. The person finding il
will be rewarded by bringing il to me.
DR. R. s. DINsnORE.
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~ The case of Herring and Wilson. for assault
upon B. b. Brsckenbury, vas Get for for Monday
but has been put Oh until next Monday
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1Peevish children have worms. DR.. Jaque's Ger
nsn Worm Cakes viii destroy the worm. and make
the children happy. Sold BY C. B. Bickford 4 o.
and D. c. Sinclair, Troy; Ang Miller, wAsAsaa.
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q George Keefer died at the residence Of his 10
ther of consumption, last Friday afternoon. and
was buried Saturday.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

z w. A. Kinsey, of bingham, was in town.
from Saturday to Monday, looking after his interests
In Truy.
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n The trial Of "cbesp John" before Justice o.
the Peace ct ST. Joseph has been set for Friday the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

~ W. b. Craig. of ID. N. Steele & Co., was up
last week Their house has IN interest in "CheaI
john
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

&C. w. Noyes WAS in town, Tuesday, leokir
up evidence in his case agsinst 'CheaP John"
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Old Tine Prices /!

We propose to meet any and all composition from
s.. Joe, Atchison, or anywhere else-"and do ye'
moind that--For Cash!
VAN BUSKIRK & MORTON.
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SOMETHING GOOD CoxNG.-Troy has been bored
with many trashy exhibitions, this Winter, that
it 10 . pleasure to know that wc are now to have
something good. The Walters Dramatic Company
will be here next week, commencing in the Court
House, Monday night, the 10TH and continuing until
Friday night Reports from all the towns they have
visited, say that they Of the best companies
on the road. Their programme embraces some Of
the most popular plsys out, and all Of highly
81 and refined character The Company 10 complete,
consisting Of sixteen persons, including band and
chestra. Their plan il not to give their best tho
first night finishing up with leavngs but to increase
the interest each succeeding night thus keeping up
the attractiveness for those who go at the start.
Many of our citizens have been going to st. Joseph
and Atchison to witness such entertainments. We
hope they will now give good encouragement to this
Company, at least until it shows what 1t has to Of
fer and encourage it to give our people ut home
good they get abroad without the expense At
tendant upon going from home.
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e Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gilt binding so cents; same in paper cover =
ceuts. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood, 10 cents
Pamphlet, ceuts-securely sealed, by mail Send
money or postage stamps DIR. WHITTIER, the great
.,ec;slis, eI7 ST. Charles Street, ST. Louis, No.
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n The tallest man in the County was in our Of
fee the other day. and complained Of being short