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wants II Large Field.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.


Clarence King, the Government Director
of geological surveys, wants a larger field OF
operations than the law now allows him. AT
present he is only authorized to examine into
the geological structure and the mineral re-
sources Of the 'naticn,l dom sin," which
confines him to the lands belonging to the
Government. In order to obtain an intelli-
gent grasp of the geology and mineral de-
posts of any one section, comparison with
surveys of other sections is necessary. But
as the States are not making geological
SURVEYS, and he has no power to make them
except on public lands, his useiil-
ness TO the country is seriously
impaired. He therefore asks for author
ity 70 extend his work all over the country
in order that he may properly ascertain the
entire mineral wealth of the United States
and collate ito statistics in his reports. Inc
United States is a large country, and sys-
temstic geological survey of the whole OF 1t
Is an undertaking of considerable magnitude.
But as the coast survey is gradually develop
ing into geoiesic survey Of the entire
country. the supplementing of the geodesic
with geological work 10 probably only a
question of time. 1t would be an excellent
thing for Missouri, for with her CO., 900 Demo-
cratic msiority she has no hope Of ascertain
inc the extent Of her mineral resources
except by the aid of the National Govern
ment.
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Humorous.

He at the telephone: my dear, shall moi
be at home to tea" She: ION, you brute, ]
smell your breath"
The difference between an umbrella and
woman is, that you can sometimes shut up
the umbrella = New Haven Register.
---"A men never loses by a little poltenoss, +"
as tho soldier said when he bowed his head
tor the cannon ball to pass over New Ha-
ven Register.
Country doctor to a lately bereavel widow;
| cannot tell how panied | was to hear that
YOUR husband had gone to heaven. We
were bosom friends, but now we shall never
meet again.
''Do you use many flowers on your table y
asked Mrs. Murray Till of a Southern visitor
"Well, yes,' was the reply; 1--WE have wheat
and rye bread for breakfast, but the old man
will stick to corn dodgers'-which was n
Flora for Mrs NJ II.
The monkey clmed toward the raging
sky,
And twis.od his tell round lofty limb,
While the flood beneath went tn dndering by,
For h wa.I monkey that coultnt $ VIM
But he man was caught In tue torrent MAJ,
Aun hts lying spsec' "a 9a tIeae w SSJ r'i
I'D De liv monkey and not crowned
msn, L Andrew, Bazaar
Uncle Billy" Travers is noted Wal
street wit. One day he saw well known
fnancier standing at a street corner with his
hands in his pockets, and, turning to friend,
he said, in his stumbling way: "There
g.p.ooes S-s-sam BIB barlow, and, by,
Res 2 -g-got his hands in his own pccket'."--
rN " G,,,p,ornial Advertiser.
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HEsIDE TIIE HANS.
MARGARET e, SANG yrEa


Grnndm ,ther's knitting has loll ita oharml
unheeded ~ les IN nor ample lap,
Wnia lhe suaset'a crimson, soft and wa M
Touches the I'll lioi her snowy cap
sho isglE'ng on wobeslie tho bars
Undaf the maple-whn lltil care
For the gro RilR dusk 0f tlij rising tl'R
Or tHe Mat Of ffoal IN tho autumn hlr
one Ia u slender sllpof RFlrl,
And Oae u man In I 10 Pride OF youth,
Themadrn M % az the pprest pearl,
The lover strong IN his steadiRsl truth.
nsweet, my own, a. roIo OF June"
He says Iu,l low Ger tho gll ten heati
\ II woul I fOu nd TO h ~ like dear old une,
Coll grandmother hear tue so't words
said.
For II seems but lltllo while ago
Since under the maple, besde the bard,
She stroda III I, while the tuhHel GLOW
Meltelaway mia the evening Hlifs.
And one, her lover, 10 hrlght and brave,
bpake WO ;ds ~ teuder, In touvs 10 lows
They coma 10 her now lrO hey IN ihc grave
Tho words Of herdoIling, 40 long ago.
"My own one, sweet ~ rose ofJunoI"
Her eyes are dim An her hair IN white,
But nor heart keeps time, the old lnva Tune
As sne wa chos her daugh,o's chill To-
night
A world between them, perhaps y01 say,
Yes One has re-d The story tllolbhi
One has her beautfdl yester lay,
And one tomorrow fair 10 view
Butlittle you dream how fond n prayer
Goes up 20 God through hissllvor stars,
From the aged wo IA gnzluR therc
For the two VINO llugsrbsslio the bars
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EOLIAN.

HIS soul is tuned to Sub,ler harmonies
Than our duh music never mortal uch
Woke such vii l sweetness nom me VOL
tuned harp
Nor mortal touch from him can draw hls
best.
An! se. him In the woodland, or where
lakes
Lend heav an n mirror for Its thou land eyes,
Or where the ocean eyermore com pl ans
In lonely grandeur OF it' Ion 9liness.
These rouse him 10 full rapture, and nc breaks
Into the see,ness OF al angela s'ng
Who wakes on earth, new-gblVn In sleep
from hsayen.
So the ny ian harp owns not thesway
or harpsrs fingers; not the ordered laws
or fugue, sonata, symphony; yet breDthes
It's Who'll full II ,art forth to the lawless WIND.
The Spectator.
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RHOOBD nEUM0EIS
whole system Affected. Ginndninr
SweIIinga with UIcerntiOns,
AIncl,ing Cough.

Alesars Weeks 4 Potter Genllsmen-l have
besn am tod with blood humor for two yeart
which the beet city d0GOrH call d ErIuipnlAa,
ayTem, CspociAlly WOe, head and lungn, was
alt'Ge /, | tried MI the best Known advertised
rene lies with no success wnHiaNer, was
iOli hy the beat lung doctor IN this CITY that
the sooner ! got cured tho bother, ny tymp-
nus were hnmor accompanied by glnndular
swellngs, with ulcers Ia the throat aud bt'm
ach, dry, hsckpgo0ugh, deafness, with rims.
Ink noises IN the head For illlren IA nlhe !
have done nothing but take medicine Win no
benefit Whatever = The Culicura tuneules
haya cured me, In Gratitude for whlch make
this public statement Respocln ~ yonrs,
FRANK ASHLEY
20 Portland 81 nostjn, Aprll !. 1917
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Collins, YoItnlc EIectrIc pIastcrs

These plasters put new life into the weak and
SLEEPY muscles, strengthen NJ iame anu
liver and Kidneys, stimulate tho stomach and
bowels, AID when placed over the pi' OF the
stomach cure dyspepsia, INDICATION, coio nic
diarrhma and bilious col o, md prevent agne,
nrIne' AJAX Tor Collins voltslo Electric
Porous Pla>ters Price % cents.
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SCARLET LILIES.
ADA IpDISos GALE.

7.
A bunch Of scarlet ltlles lie gave INTO my
hands,
Glowing with light
lie pluclxed them in the dawy meadow lands
Regal and bright.
Gmiled upon thom IN misty way
Half glad, half sad.
| knew the In N were short iivsd-l Ivy
The life they had.
IL,
And 40 thought ia with th'slove of mine
Twill live n time,
Aud thsn 'Lwill q lige these viii lilies hne,
Without sign.
twas thus unused upon that mid-year day
Long, long ago
The lilies ed-thU lover wcnt his way,
And years pass SOW
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mnDIolsAL.
{ utiiCllra
BLOOD AND sl1AN
r. Z Evg Z: ID e S

The treatment II skin diseases must BIZ con
sl utlonal AEd local flf't nurlly The blood,
next restore tho strength, ihld alleviate the
external symptoms There Ia hut 0na way 10
purlh The ulnQd, and That u through The how
pls llYef, KldnHYs and skin Vpess Orsans
are tho natural puraelh Of the system and
carry Oh waAle or itad matter crienfn Re-
solvent IN the greatest blood puTlle IA med'
lelne, II Il q 0ilhaniG, q tnnle,a liver stlmn-
liant, "a dlrrllr, u TrsplYrnl And absorbent,
u ansorhH " itselflhep poisonous elements that
no u Ia the blood and purges them I0m the
HYalem, II Increases Toe hppstlie, perlecn di-
geillon, ana s0nn builds ~ faster Than NJ 'oAae
can destroy, AM hence permanently cures.
CullCnTa, mAdiOinnl lelly for external appll'
cation, arrests dlzrRah, tAia away dead u ~
aud kin, ALIAS inll animation, Itching aud
irritation, end-is healthy ulcWp aud ulu sores,
aud hea's every extern 4 affection when The
Reh1lyent Is hen In ernally, u 10 u nalu ~
repT0ducer and Ia tulillerOfihe hair, Cnllonra
Toilet = soap, prepared nom lutlrurH, lHoleaus'
Ing healing, Thfro hing, ana Tho only whole
some henuildnr NJ The hkin, which II epfleph,
WhllenA and preserves beyond all pialn. tu'
liGurn shaving SOAP prepared ff0 - Cullcufa,
ID the ir,t ani only medicinal SOAP comp ound'
ol especially for shaving, G,pt,enen mo-
nounce II worth 10 welght In gold
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FOR the Da'las Harald,l
A PRAYER,
nHlli

Lerl, teach thy ehlld y judgment lfns
Whom Olhers' faults seei
Make me resard with kindly view
Tho slns rom when I'm ffef'
let mo M form q single thought
That may my ntlghbor pain,
Cause me 70 make excuse lnr Anghl
That wicked SCENE, ~ vain,
Mako ma remember !, too, need
Thy ehari 'ahle lOYei
nBenr nat ,lse witness" ~ Indeed
would gain grace above
But o'er The sins that greet my eyes
In plly draw "a vail,
And leave N 10 the great Al Wise
1ian6gressors 10 nhAAll,
Nv heart with faith II all agl0w,
plaol my trust w Ihensr
ughat mercy ~ nt1rrs show,
Lord, youchsafe " mel
4 )uston, TeNAa, March 10, lss0,
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II! gt1i Orphan NDallisl ?ga!
General c. r. Seauregard,
New orleans, 1885,

The entire proceeds arising from the sala Of
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Ed'N a
EncctuniIy Cured In Eight Weeks.
Nothing Equal 20 the Cuti-
curn Remedies.

curn Remedies.
Nlussrs. WoeksS Potter Gentlemen, Have
mover used any romsdicA for blood dlsc 'sea that
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have used them In all forms for = very severe
ctsc oi what the doctors cnl Eczema, when
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thoirp a,Rc, and am nniring them about tee
city, Truly yours etc, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,t,,ry
II burgundy 81, Now Orleans, L"r An'
gust %, 1879
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BuckIen's Arniea Save.

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Cured ! Cured ! Cured ! Cured

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declsyIeow
Catarrhal
POISON !

WEI DE MEYERS Treatise on Catarrh eI-
plains the following important facts:
!. THAT CATARRHAL COLDS become poi
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tutional.
2. THAT, being constitutional, the infection Is
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8. THATIMPURITIES in the nOstrils are nee
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sPURTS Of disgusting Muous,
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Young Folks Corner.
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please inform us by postal card which periodical
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Our CLuR LlST-

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at less than the regular subscription price. The
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No.1-GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA
10, 6, o., g, 3, is an iuflmmable substance.
s. 2, I, is d boys uickDaue.
4 and are COusOuauts.
The whole is the name Of town. q. =. 81
Hf1sbOrO o.
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VOL. 43-N0 A.
Business Directory.

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Twelve lines Of this type make inch.
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No. a-HoUR-GLAss PUZZLE.

No. 2-HOUB-GLASS PUZZLE.
1st Is a noun.
ID A select assembly.
Sd Is a girls nickname.
4th Is a vowel.
9th Is a girls name.
9Th Is TO urge forward.
It'll Is to alleviate.
New Petersburg, FARMERS DAUGHTER.
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No.8-CHARADE.

No. 3-CHARADE.
My first ia plowsd for various reasons, and grain
Is frequently buried in 10, TO little purpose.
Ny second Ia neither riches nor honor. yet riches
would generally be given for 60, and hOuOrs are
often tlsteless without It.
My Whole applies equally TO Spring, Summer,
Autumn and Winter. T.. Psi.
uillsbOrO, o.
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The Periodicals will in all cases be sent direct to
the subscribers from the Office Of publication, and
our responsibility ceases after the receipt Of the
first number
Dec. 25, 1879. Of
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Answers to young Folks Corner" Of Jan. g.
To No. Maple Grove.
To No. 2-OhiO.
To No. 3-Christmas.
To No. Al. Revolution. 2. Telegraph.
To No. 5-DO right and fear not.
To No. 6-Bar-gain.
To No. T-Nediterranean wheat.
To No. s.
By the press and pen such <nowIedze Is dis
played,
As wouldn't exist If papsr was not msde.
Wisdom Of things, mysterious, divine,
llustriously doth On paper shine.
To No. 9-Lesp yesr.
To No, H. A + r
STAVE
p LES
EVENT
j r
holy.
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VALUABLE CATALOGUES.
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No 4-DIAM0Nn PUZZLE

NO. +-DlAMoND ID ELLLLE-
lst vowel
I'd Is to employ.
Sd A mans name.
4th A part of the head.
9Th A cousOuant. FARMERS DACGHTEE.
New Petersburg. o.
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No. 5-REBUS.
Five hundred, a thousand, and one,
With proper attention dispose
And that kind of a light viii appear.
Which the sun To a fOg often shows. O. F1T-
HillsbOrO, o,
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