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On thes. notes and acceptances, plain

On these notes and acceptances, plain
tiff prayed judgment.
Defendant in proper form and with
sufficient avernents admitting the exc
cution and delivery of the notes and &C.
ceptance, answered that the only consid-
Grafton of these notes and acceptance
or bill Of exchange, was certain transac-
tons and dealings in wheat, set out aud
stated in the answer. which he alleges
were gambling transactions, contrary to
the statute against gaming, and illegal
and void ;that they were given rs a mar
gin to cover differences in tho price OF
wheat from time to time. and to cover
losses which plaintiff might sustain by
reason OF decline in the price of forty
by plaintiff Tor defendant, but which. in
fact, was mover delivered nsr expected
to DO delivered, or received or paid for.
Plaintiffs replication is.ia general terms,
| denying all the allegations Of defen-
dant's answer.
Defendant, by his answer, having ad.
mitted the execution, making and deliv.
ery OF the notes and acoeptancss sued
On, the plaintiff. In tho absence of al
evidence on either side, was Frima facle
entitled to judgment, and defandant
having the affirmative OF the Issue!
raised by the pleadings.it devolved uper
him to proceed first with his evidence
and on his claim it was ruled by tn
court that he was entitled to the open
ing and conclusion On the trial.
Defendant Was himself then sworl
and examined as witness. Anon,
other things he substantially testified
that for some eight or ten years, plain
tiff had demo his business in st. Louis
As commission merchant; that he had
from his residence and farm in Lafayett
county, shipped to plaintiff tor sale pro
duce frsm his farm and OCCASIONAL
stock, such as cattle and hogs; that b
had not. as buyer or for speculation
dealt in grain. wheat or corn, until
the fall of 1877; alter that time ha,
through plaintiffs agency, as his con
> mission merchant. bought and sold
= the st. Louis market. from time to tim
some wheat, and at one time five tho
sand bushels OF corn, and that he al
n one Horn, as partners, had. throus
" =, plaintiffs agency, bought and sold son
- corn that up to about the last of Apr
1878, he had no knowledge or inform
rs ton how plaintiff conducted the busine
Of buying and selling for him. and h
mover even inquired; that, in his in,
'es vidual business, since the fall OF 1S7
plaintiff several times reported to hi
small protits-at one time fifty dollar
ip at another one hundred dollars, and D,
haps at another time enc hundred d
lars, all OF which was paid or credit
to him by plaintiff; that about the 81
of April, 1878, he received from plain
T. q letter accompanied by an account
purchases and sales Of wheat to
amount OF thirty thousand bushels, q
,a,- showing balance in his faver of
v hundred and titty-six dollars; that t
wheat was bought by plaintiff on his
der; but when he saw it set out in
ar 'ar. count, showing SO large an amount
nus 1t alarmed him. as his farming
''r means were very limited; that the p
=. chase price Of $4,000 bushels OF wh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17
A r ALEXANDER,

TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice IN the
a Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties:
VII also attend promptly to the collection o,
aims, and to Investigation of titles to wea rea'
state Office over the Banking House OF IN
& Co. '.hH- =
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YOUNG PRINCE,

VIII also make the present season, at the same
Place, at $40 to insure a colt. with same condi-
lions as the horses. Young Prince WAS sired by
I'm. orted Bertrand, and his dam by Marengo
Mammoth, among the best, if not the best Jack
la hrntucky- His grand-dim was by Hon.
Henry Clay's imported Ulysses. Eleven pre-
H.u.ns were awarded him, beating the best
kEa,ucky jacks in the comp, tition ior sweep
STAKES. Young Prince is ) years cid, fourteen
an'. one-half hands hIgn, well formed, black,
wiz, mesly nose, sure foal sciter, aua breed.
very large. maraoml j. W. .MCBURNEY.
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81. 500. Aullvills. Mo-. May 27th. 1875:
Sixty days after date, promiss to pay to the
order of Craig Alexander, fifteen hundred dol
lars, for value received, negotiable and paya-
BILE without defalcatlOA or discount, and with
interest from maturity, at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum. payable at Third Nati0nai
Bank OF St. Louis. L. Il. dARklSON.
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.
Memphis, Feb. II. 1871.
Dr. TUTr: Sir-I have been sufisring for nesrHtvo
King your Expectorsnt was reduced 70 one hundro1
All sixteen pounds in weight. bad tT1s0 al@o.s
.,.ryt Ing: lr4d terrible night sweat& lhAvo tAkAo
h:It ,iozeI ,o,tes The night swests have IN me.
ti cough has disappeared and have gained laSSa
With great respect, OLIVER RICE. -a
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cIuRRINc RATES..

Subscribers to the IntellIgencer can obtain our
Clubbing Rates ON foreign papers and periodi-
/ Gals ut any time daring the year. In addition
| to the abevs we extend to our subscribers the
benefit Of lowest club rates to all other leading
| magazines and periodicals.
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Dr.. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses 1t.
pran WHAT He SAYS

DR. TUTT: New fo;k, SSpG. ~; islL
c, sss Of lung seases. In the lower ws.ds 1f the
city the c.ses were OF Q very severe Tpe. II Mss
and confess my sur?rise At its Mondsfiul 5p pOwsr -
t.nw, r. sii:ine TO act as promptly, and with suoh
happy effects. 1t instantly spbdasd thS SSs soisns p
lew days chesrfully iudorss it - ths bess lung
MEDICINE ever used.
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FOR SALE.


NTEMBRINO will stand at
IXl $50 to insure. The speed, 9Tl
style, action and prices obtain $%
ed for his colts have proved him ARNk.A
the best Stallion ever brought %bAxV
to this state. w
ALLEGRO, by the Great Ethan Allen (record
s:l5, fastest and best trottIng stallion in the
worid,) dam Annette, by Idol. son of Mem
brino Chief. &C.. Will stand for mares during
the month OF April only, (after that lime la
training y at 500 the season half the colt
| from approved mares. Grass for mares at 81
per month, but no responsibility for accidents.
/ marche7nI r. TODHUNTER.
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ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West. .....7 100 NJ
Trains for ST. Louis East aud South. :OOPh
Trans for Kansas City West. 100
sr 4 90 + NJ
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81 500 90: st. Louis, May 81. 1878.
Sixty days after date pay to the order of my
self twenty five hundred dollars, value received
and charge the same to account OF
CRAIG ALEXANDER.
To L. r. Harrison, Aullville, Mo.
Accented, L. L. Harrison.
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anEwspAPER PUB. WRITES

Office. .vsninS News. Augusta, Ga
Ir TUTT: Dear Sir-My little SON. was attacss0
,s Il; pneunonia last w;i.lr, .ich lett him with
vio:e = cough. that lasted till thin month snSsH.
Expeeterar.t- had tried most every thinE rs093- y
t,ect ,rI mt ons bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WEIGLE
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NEW YORK SHOPPING.

EVERYBODY delighted with the tasteful and
u beautiful selections made by Mrs. Lamar,
who has NEVER FAILED to please her Gus
toners. New fall circular just issuett. Send Tor
1t Address, Mrs. ELLEN LAMA
81 Broadway.
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri
~ Will practice his profession In all o. tht
Record in the state. Office opposite the court
house All business promptly attended u
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R A. HlCKLIN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice ms
n profession IN the courts OF Laiayetl aiu
Surrounding counties. Prompt attention given
to ali business entrusted to his care. once over
Oualles & Co.'S Drug Store, front room.
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LEAVE LEXINGTON.


Express and Mail from St. Louis, East
anu ooutn .'. !. :. -; 49,
C.BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
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IEO. s. RATiBUN.
uaTHRIN s. sHEWALTER,

4 TToRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo W y
practice in all the courts OF the siNtP omml
at.a,t;nn @iyen to collections. ONCE IN
.sInteIIirencer Building" front room.
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,,,y r. WALLACE. VIM. II. CHILEs
Uauu.ACE f. CHILES.

TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT
a Law, Lexington, Mo- Once. MonI osits roGn,
he court house Will practice in the courts OF
afavette and surrounding counties, and also N
he. Supreme court of the state OF missouri, anu
he e. s. Circuit and Distrlct courts lof tne
Western District of Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
n Will practice in all the courts OF Lalayette
and adjoining counties. Prompt attention gwen
noods .tora febl7u
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49, nu,nxN JNo. E. BURDEN,
DsH Notary Fub.lc
BURDEN & SON.

TTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AfLAW
a Lexington, Mo. Office front room oyer Y.
KoyIe's book store in Krshns rs cs new ss'ialfs m 1
opposite the Courthouse Val praSs, p1, .,tentinn az i
given to the collection Of claims mt fro3a'e
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17
THE NORMAN HORSE.
LOUIS NAPOLEON

rTNHE above named Horse will
= !fssff h 5si ~
DESCRIPTION:-Louis Napo- kAS1
leon is 10 years old, is q coal W
black, sixteen hands high and weighs 500
pounds, and in appearance is not surpassed by
any. In point OF muscular power, bone and
symmetry is second TO none. His joining are all
uniformly smooth. with d broad we'll developed
chest and hne shoulder approxImating the hips
knee, handsome pastern and fost, hne head
and neck. viii u hazel eye.
PEDlGREE:-Leuls Napoleon was sired by
| imported LOUIS Napoleon, from France. His
dam Was A'ieiside, a French imported mare.
| TERM>:-L huis Napoleon will serve mares at
| leap. pay abe at the time of service; $40 the
Season, be paid at the expiration of the season,
| Sl5 mare in foal to be paid when the
| fact Is u-c-rIained, the mare sold, or removed
| from the nrlghborhOod-
| Carr taken TO prevent accidents, but will not
| be liable should any occur.
| will also stand, at the same place, the fine
| lhIvc- J: aT-oid Norman Stallion.
SULTAN.
Sired hy Louis Napoleon out of a Norman mare,
ami making his first season.
SULTAN is sixteen and One-half hands high
We shs /, $50 pounds, is coal black color, and
WI TIE let to mares on the same terms and con-
tI'iuns AS the old horse.
P,siurage for mares from distance at reason
! able prices.
Will give premium o: SIS for the best, SlC
| Tor the second best, and So Tor the third best
col > sired by either horse during the season o.
| 10 ice of time and place OF which will be given.
7 Tlg Fine Kentucky Jack.
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FOR RENT.

Vs1aE DWELLING HOUSE formerly
1 occupied by Colonel J. B. Terry. Ea.I
Apply to sam.,l
jsna4u RICHARD FIELD. -G.4
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ARRIyEAr LEXINGTON

Trains from St. Louis and all points East
.nJ South ,9:0UA 81
From Kansas City and all points West. 3 ~ NJ
st. Joe and points North. ........:.....:I Nv r
N. BISHOP, Agent.
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Dr.TU7T'S
Expectoranti !
m 15cTS. AND 81 Bottles.

Its properties are pemuleent, Nutr.-
tive 8alsa1nic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALsAM ever
offered to sufferers from pulmonary
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JOHy 8 RLACKWELL,

A TrORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and
a Justice OF the Peace, Lexington. Missouri
Office over Davis & Allstadts boot and shoe
Stnre nOvl5-ly
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,.Nn- xESoPHON kYLAND,
'oaS n. Notury Publ
RyLAND s. RYLAND,

A TToRNEYs, AT LAW, Lexington. asio MO,
"A Ofice over No. 81, Main ssrees. ;t r[scuGe aomEs
N ali OF nS 5e saate and
49, Eourt pf tbe United States. Fromp'
attention given to collections and all .n1t otae'
business. 49,
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ODESSA.

WI B. ROBERTS, saddler and Harness Max
w .er, keeps on hand full supply of Har-
ness, Saddles. Brides, &c; also, prepared to
do all kinda of work to order. Repairing neat
" done; and am fully prepared to supply every
demand In my line on short notice and at lowest
terms mch2oyls
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TH0S. 7. DULING.

A TToRNEY-AT-LAW. Lexington, Mo-. sc o. +
"A dce with Alex GIaves. Esq an over ,sa co1yt
"r rTarayette and adjoining Counties, and IN the
State saprems G"s OF oihers
made, Taxes p'ni ior ropese non,aessni sniicited' M
UAnlOyrD
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OPTION DEALS ILLEGAL.

Craig Alexander
vs.
Lewis K Harrison.
In the Saline Circuit Court. Tried February
Term, 1880.
Attorneys for plaintiff, Wallace & Chlles and
Samuel Boyd; attorneys tor defendant, AL
exandsr Graves, Jehn +. Burden and John 2.
Strother.
This suit il founded on two netes and an nc
ceptance, as follows:
81, 200 90. Aullville. May 18th, 1878.
Sixty days after date, promise to pay to the
order Of Craig Alexander one thousand dollars.
for value received, negotiable and payable with
out deislcation or discount, and with interest
from maturity, at the rate of ten per cent. per
annum, pay able ut the Third National Bank ol
st. Louis. -. l.. r. HARklSON.
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HIGH GRADE FOR BOYS.

A SELECT SCHOOL of high grade @
II for Boys and Young Men, was MtyB%
opened in this city, in the new
Presbyterian church on Main street, N
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER STH. 1879.
Thorough instruction will be given
in the Classics, Higher Mathematics and ordi-
nary English Branches. Pupils will be pre-
prepared for the Freshman, Sophomore or even
Junior Glass in college.
Arrangements have been made with gentle
man of experience, In the city. to assist in the
instruction of the classes should the interest OF
the school demand it.
Tuition will be SIS, $50 and s95 per term of
A contin gent fee of 81 per term will be charged.
Bills must be paid quarterly in advance.
For further Information, apply to ,,>,
aug3Otf b. l.. HObSON.
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ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES f.. STONE,
WILLIAM II. WILSON.

-OTAPy ptTHIIC. Nanoleon, Lafayette
cnnntv Missouri mayllf
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AL. WEST.

THHIS Splendid Stallion and
l. renowned trotter will stand q IN
the present season at the Quality A
Ridge stock farm of Menoah FSAE-A
Bsamer. ten a i, miles mi m,,,n, south Of Of %S(
serve mares ut S25 to insure mare with fOal the
money payable when the fact is ascertainei, or
the mare parted with. Single leaps will be
charged $40, payable invariably ut time OF
service "
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AEC BURNEY 4 BUMGAnNER, Blacksmiths
IN and Machinists. north of Main street.
Particular attention given to repairs and horse
shOeing, Odessa, Mo. aprl2-u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

Mv extra fine young Jack, will be permitted to
serve mares at $40 to insure He Ii 4 hands
high. black, with mealy nose-by Blackburn's
Kentucky Jack.
Pasturage furnished, and good care taken, at
fifty cents per animal per week.
1rOtting stock OF any age and young stations
for sale AT all times.
march20m3 MENOAH BEAMER
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INTELLIGENCER.
0FT7C7AL COUNTY PAPER.
pAclFle RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Terms, So per Year, in Advance.
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T T. CRAVEN, dealer in Confectionery, Sta
y tionery, Staple und Fancy Groceries ,Iobac-
co, Cigars, PelIumery, Fancy Soaps, &c. so
News and Book Stand; one door south Of the
Odessa House.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

was three or four times as much as he
was worth, or was able to pay for. if
he had had to pay it. The letter and
account was produced by him and read
in evidence. That he then decided that
he would at once write to plaintiff. and
INQUIRE and learn of him how this busi-
ness OF buying and selling wheat was
conducted, and he so wrote the plalntlh
on the 3Oth OF April. 1873, the day he
received plaintiffs letter and account.
and got DR.. Nj. L. Hartman, who was
present, and saw and read plaintiff s
letter and account, to write the letter IN
his, defendants, name to plaintiff. lie
was confident about the date; that in a
day or two he received, from plaintiff, a
letter in answer to his inquiries thinks
it was dated on the first of May, 1878,
and was received on the Sd of May it
NAV have been later = day or two; is
sure it was not later than five days from
the 29th of April, ard Is satisfied it was
on the End of May, as on that day he or
dered plaintiff to buy for HIM 10000
bushels of wheat, and he remembers
and knows that he had decided to order
the buying OF no more wheat until he
should hear from plaintiff, and learn how
the business was done. Says he has
searched diligentl,ss.,rr.5Jf th1ae.last letter
from plaintiff, and it cannet be found
that the contents of the letter We're in
substance that he would not have any
thing to pay ior the wheat he would buy
that it was not expected the wheat
would be delivered; that he would only
have to settle tor margin and differen'
ces between buying and selling prices
plaintiff further said In the letter that he
enclosed and sent two sample contracts
to show how he, plaintiff. under the
rules OF the Merchants Exchange o
st. Louis, had to make his contracts ii
buying and selling, and that he had o1
would send him copy of the rules ant
regulations of Merchants Exchange, un
der which he plaintiff had to act. Ih
sample contracts were enclosed in tn
letter, and the rules and regulation
came afterward, within day OF two
NAV have been on the same day. Wit
ness says he had here i'll court the sam
pie contracts and also the copy OF tn
rules and regulations and bylaws, an
produced and identified them. The SAN
ple contracts are as follows:
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T E. BEARDSLEE, Druggist. Odessa, Mo:
Prescriptions carefully Compounded at all
hours, day or night. sep6
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led

DIR. CARL +. BUEHNER.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, higglnsvli.i,e .,
.IIa Eot.i may1Sm6
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MENIBRINO BEAMER.

l6 hands high, four years old. will also stand
same place, at $25 to insure. or $40 single lea
Cash in hand for leap service.
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Odessa HOUSE, w. K. sMcCHESNEY,
Headquarters for Business
and Commercial Travellers. Good Sample
Rooms. Terms reasonable. West side Second
street, near corner of Second aud Main streets,
Odessa. Mo. s- Mch2Syl
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-03-19
KELLER LOCALS.
lr Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Miss Jessie Patton, OF Chicago, gave read
ing on the 18th inst. at the NJ. L. church be-
fore the w. C. I. L., and at the Congregation
al church on the 18th. for the benefit OF the S.
S. Miss Patton ia fine elocutionlst, having
had instruction from some OF the best teach
ers of Chicago, and is now prepared at the age
of eighteen years to give lessons.
Mrs. Upton, OF Decatur, will speak on tenn
perance at the Congregational church on East
er evning. The pastor of that church holds
Easter services In the morning.
There is still hope for our young people,
One set Of Appleton's Cyclopedia has been
purchased by Rev. n. d. Landphere, and the
agent thinks he can sell two or three sets more
We are glad Of the prospect, for the next best
thing to having library ones ser, it is to live
near neighbor who has one. Now, il the
young ladies' will organizs an anti-tobacco So
ciety, and invite the young gentlemen to JON
and give their cigar money toward public IL
brary, we may yet send out into the world men
and women who will be an honor to themselves
and blessing to their kind.
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CousuruDriOu CureJ.

An Old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ng bad placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung Affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, has felt it his duty to make il known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, l will
send free Of charge TO all who desire it, this
recipe. with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. W. SHERAR, 149 Powers Block,
Rochester. N. Y. COW. 12l6t13
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HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

Our people are to be given treat at High
School Hall on Wednesday evening neat The
members of the "Athenaum,7 (the literary
society Of the High SCHOOL, will on that night
give public entertainment, the character of
which will be musical and literary Among
other pleasant things there Will be short de-
bate upon the subject Of novel reading There
will be an Grafton and two or three essays, the
balance of the programme to be filed out with
music. II IS said that the music will be es-
pecislly fine, aud the programme as whole
cannot help proving pleasure 10 all. II will
be free entertainment, and patrons of The
school are most cordially invited
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|. ast Sabbath evening a. manv of opr c;t,zep

Last Sabbath evening as many of our citizens
as could be seated in the NJ. Z. church enjoyed
very pleasant and profitable lecture from
Mrs. Upton, OF Decatur. Mrs. L. is logical
reasoner, a clear and fluent speaker, and an
earnest advocate OF the temperance reform
through ali the avenues by which it may be ad
yanced. The latter part OF the address was de-
voted to the Home Protection phase OF the
temperance movement, presenting the argu-
ments in such an agreeable, forcible manner as
to carry most Of the audience with her. We
hope to have the pleasure OF hearing the lady
again. Such matter cannot be presented to our
people too often so long as the evil ia licensed
to do it's deadly work in our community.
Through some mistake the above notice
failed to appear in our issue OF last week.
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How often have we longed for perfect en-
joyment and how seldom found it. Misfortune
has come, or i'll health overtaken US. Perhaps
a cough has come upon us which threatens
that dreaded OF all diseases, consumption and
we feel that death is near. With what JOY
should we be filed then, when such remedy
as DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
ia placed within our reach. IL has cured thou
sands Who were nearer the grave than ourselves
and made their lives peaceful and happy. As
thma, Bronchitis, Hoarsepess, Loss OF voice
difficulty Of breathing, or any affection OF the
Throat and Lungs are positively cured by this
Wonderful Discovery Discovery. Now to give
you satisfactory proof that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will cure, il you will call at Dun
combe. Stearns Il Co.'S Drug Store you can
get trial bottle for ten cents or regular size
bottle for @100.