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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-07-24
1880.
1850.
THE
GlObe-DemOcrat.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

The GLoEr- DBGoCHAT rc:,cws il. claims to
| popular favor and patronage, with increased
| facilities for gaining and retaining both. and
Increased determination IL mort than redeem
it. oftmadc pledges To ill the full m,.ure Of
reasonable expectation as u political, family
and general ncN -papcr.
| foiitical TIE GLOBE DrWoCRAT is rccOg.
nizcd from one end IF the country to the other
! 81 the untlinchin.c champion of that Rcpub-
| licaEi>m which came into power in time to
| save the Cupn from destruction. and has
since devoted Ill its energies to the pre-erya-
ton intact of the fruit, Of the war forced up
on by the rebels of the South aided by the
Democrat, Of the North. We have opposed
all forms Of compromise and cancellation that
seemed to aim 1T Il restoration To power in
this country Of the men and the organization
which involved u in the he Jr- 81 civil war
Tie Democrat party is now N the field for the
next Presidential election with the doctrine.
of State rights and notification rmblazoned
upon lis banner. If successful. it will most
ass,ircdy carry out its promise to repeal all
the legislation ncccs>itaied by the war and its
results, and will inaugrua:e policy which will
encourage and assist an other attempt ut sec
cssion and rebellion. This is what the boast
Of the Solid South means. There Is but one
antidotc for Il Solid South and tllc untold
evils which II threatens and that is a Solid
North. united in firm purpose TO keep the
which sent forth lis loyal Icgions to crush
rebellion and y,storc the integrity OF the
Union. Events have Enthusiastically pointed TO
ticH. L. = Grant IL the inevitable candidate
Of the Republican party for this :rca, contest.
There are others IL worthya> he but there
seems To be- no man certain To consolidate
in his favor all the elements of success.
Hence, We have supported and urged Iii, nom.
nation. kept in view solely the welfare Of the
Republican party and the best assurance Of its
triumph in fsSo.
a. general newspaper for the Counting.
room. the Family and Firc.ide. the GLOBE.
DEMOCRAT will Keep abreast Of the best pub
lirations of the day. Our facilities for the
collection of news are unsurpassed either East
or West. We spare n"cxpcn>c II obtain the
latest and most accurate intelligence from all
quarters b.. mail ami telegraph We have
correspondents ut all news ccntcys through.
Out the country, aud their fun and interesting
chronicles NJ events tell how faithfully they
preform the duties assigned To them. Oar
commercial news Is prepared with great care,
and wc may safely challenge Il comparison Of
this department Of the Globe Democrat with
that Of any other newspaper in the country.
Our aim is fuilncs- and accuracy, seeking 10
cover all subjects of general commerce. and
to give the latest information and onofatiop.
to each.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY GLOBE. DEMO.
GRAFT.
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We are republican from
Principle. and advocate and
work for the success Of that
party, Because we believe it
embOdies the Progressive, Re-
formatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because we believe
it embodies the yeactionarv
sentiment Of the country, in al
things aDti-progre.rive, and
with an innate tendency tow
ards class and color prejudice.
and aeovert opposition against
the modern idea Of Nationality
and Free Schools. and a man.
hood ballot free to every citi-
without regard to the accident
of race or color.
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EUREKA SPRINGS.
" hat Il Missouri Editor Has to Say
About the Wonderful Waters.

Mr.. John B. Williams, the veteran
editor of the Fulton Telegraph, arrived
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Eureka Springs, Ark. He went
down there something over two weeks
ago in somewhat feeble health and
comes back new man. 1t is, there
fore not surprising that he should speak
on enthuastic terms of the wonderful
curative powers of the waters.
"Why" said he to 4 PosT DISPATCH
reporter II never saw anything like it.
No man can believe what
the water will do till he goes there and
tries it and sees it tried on others. l
was there only two weeks,,,but saw.
CURES THAT WERE MARVELLOUS.
You know how looked when | went
down. Twas suffering fearfully from
dyspepsia and was vcrypale and weak,
l now feel almost as well as / ever did,
and you see what change has taken
place in my appearance"
What kind of diseases does the
water cure!'
We'll. it cures almost everything.
| may name rhunatiSm. dyspepsia, in
sanity, epilepsy, sore eyes. all skin and
blood diseases. and a great many other
complaints that | cannot remember.
The water has most remarkable cf-
feet upon the hair and is sovereign
remedy for badness. This iSundeSput-
able. for ! saw men who had gone
there with bald heads going away with
a new growth OF hair. One man had
NEW BROWN HAIR
growing on top Of his head and down
over his old Igray hair. He was the
happiest man | ever saw.
You think, then, the waiter is no
humbug9"
"Humbue. No, indeed it is no hum
bug. There are now one Thousand
sick people there, and nearly al of
them speak Of the effect of the water
in the highest terms. think it is the
greatest discovery Of the age,
How large is the town Of ETeka:'
There are about 1000 people there
and it is rapidly growing. They have
two newspapers, very good hotels. and
the place is quite cool at night. as it is
in the mountains. 1t is only seven
miles from White River, which is one
of the best fishing streams in the coun-
try. The road to Eureka is pretty
rough. You 90 by way Of St. Louis
and San Francisco railroad 10 Pierce
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Just received.
Fine Ladies Shoes
AT Harlan 5.
dedication.

Bridge building, jail repairing. and
the care of the poor goes to the Lowest
bidder. Why not the legal advcr-
Using also.
CoPAErNERsnIr-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
of medicine, Dr. G. A. Cohen. They
mans old stand. and calls will be
promptly attended to at all hours Of
the day or night.
Groceries. teas. sugars. eotiees, fish,
-four. bacon. candies. nuts, tobaccoS. CT
gars. canned fruits of all kinds. queens
ware. glassware. ctr.. at oScnbaugh :
Quincy Grocery.
imttieSt lawns IN town are 10 be
found =: Rrewingtou 5 at from 10 10 u
cents per yard.
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The GnAriiic desire, to be
especially J., " fa,nily paper, one
which will find Il welcome in
every home, and which parents
can with confidence place in
the hands of their sAildreA
knowing that ]. viii prove a
vasa g. educational and NOR.
al AID IN their training.
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WANTED.

Persons having Farms or town prop
t.ty TO sell rent or trade to call nj the Graphic
al Estate Advertising Agency. Parties de-
string help of any kind. OF persoE' desiring
employment. should make thcirlwants known
through this Agency. For particulars apply
AT this office.
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circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he pays for--no more no less.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On three, six or twelve months contracts:
one.tif'h Of one cent, per line: on each humid
red copies issued. during the insertion. Any
number Of changes made ON payment of the
extra cost of type setting. 10 lines tths type
60 the inch. Thus an advertisement occupy
ing three inches down the column, aud run
ning 10 weeks. ON an average circulation Of
cay COO would cost with one change of matter
only si.aS
TRANSIENT AND LEGAL--tOnc month OF
less, ut special rates.
Editorial Business Notices. cents per lire
per hundred Of circuls;ion.'
Local Business Npiiccs-1 cent per line per
hundred Of circulation.
Special Notices. i,firn type. next 10 nd
veriising columns, 4 Lsrsi rates after iirst
insertion.
Accurate record kept Of each weeks circu-
lttion, and charges graded accordingly.
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In pursuance of dhr discrimination to place
the GLOBE DEMOCRAT within reach of every
voter i'll til. West for the campaign of lssU.
We li''ve reduced is price to one dollar per
annh'll, portage prepaid by us. This makes il.
considering it, size and quality. the cheapest
newspaper in the country. We are confident
that this liherality ON our part will ne ,ns, ky
generous response from the people os the
whole west.
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PER YEAR.

Payable in advance. Special rates t,,acents
Remitanrcs Should BIZ made hy United
States Post Office Money Orders. hank Irnit,
Yr Registered letters, whenever il can be done
Directions should be made plainly, riyinr
name Of Post office county and State.
Address all letters GLOBE DEMOCRAT
PRINTING COMPANY, ST. LOUIS. Mo
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EditoriaIlyw we aim to trcst
all men and all topic, with
the candor they deserve, deal
ing with them fairly, justly and
strictly on their merit.
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The electoral bill was introduced by
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont. 1t
passed the Senate Jan. IS, 1877, and
the House the following day. 1t was
strongly opposed by the leading Re-
publicans, but was supported by the
Democrats, who now seek to decry
what they themselves brought about.
In the Senate II Republicans and 26
Democrats voted for the bill, and I6
Republicans and Democrat against
it. Among the Republicans voting
against the bill were Blaine, Cameron,
Conover, Hamlin, Morton, Sherman,
Dorsey, and others. Ofthose that did
moi vote 9 were Republicans and a
Democrat. Logan, Ferry, Anthony,
Oglcsby, and Paddock, were among
the Republicans who did not vote. In
the House only 81 Republicans voted
for it, while 69 voted against, and 7
refused to vote at all; I59 Democrats
voted for it, IS against it, and did
not vote. General Garfield, Frye,
Hurlbert, Burcbard, and most Of the
leading Republicansh the House voted
against the bill. 1t does not become
the Democrats in good grace to charge
the Republicans with this, because
they did not succeed in stealing the
Presidency.
An authority on Workmanship says
it is folly for lady to put herself into
stays so tight that her figure is not flexi-
bic while she is on horseback. A stuff
fed doll he says should never be put
on horse, nor any women who is
not SO loosely dressed that she can lace
her own boots and put up her own back
hair. While the lady is on horseback
the circulation other blood should never
be impeded.
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The Humboldt Library, scientific, by
Tyndall, Huxley, Proctor, etc. Best
cigars and tobaccos. candies, fruits etc.
Portraits of Garfield, only 10 cents. at
the Post Office News Stand.
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Subscription Prices,

hAILY,
Including sunday, per year ..... Sla on
Ahout Sunday. per year. II OO
Including. Sundayin Clubs VI Three
and upwards. IL %
Without sunday, in Clubs Of Three and
TRI-WEEKI.Y,
Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, per Year. M
In Clubs Of Five and upwards. ......,.., 40
SEMI-WEEKLY.
Tuesdays and Fridays 800
In Clubs of Five and upwards,
THE WEEKLY
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a Kansas City reporter mounted
the train at way station, and at once,
with pencil and paper, began his in
ventory OF the distinguished person.
ages who accompanied General Grant
from Galena. He approached one
short, thick set man, with heavy, short
beard, who sat pensively gazing from
the window, with cigar in his
mouth
Arg you one ofthe invited guests!!"
asked the reporter, tapping the man
on the shoulder.
The man said he was, and kept on
smoking,
From St. Joe or Leavenworth?"
asked the reporter, notebook in hand.
illinois" replied the man, still
smoking.
III have 10 trouble YOU for your
name" persisted the reporter.
Grant" said the man, still smok-
Ing"
Initials, please asked the report
u. s. Grant" replied the man
quietly.
oh family calculated the reporter.
And strange light came in his eyes.
And Re moved on.
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Ladies call and see that fine line of
Shoes at Harlan's. Latest and best in
town.
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DIR Wesscher's bath rooms ar opened
every Sunday morning for short
time to accommodate the public.
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John Richey has abstracts
to all real estate in this county. II.
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\ nee line of Ladies, Misses, and
ehildrens Slippers and shoes-.just ar
rived al Harlans.
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New Lawns and Dress Goods-tresh
lot just received at Harlan 5.
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Late STYLES Piques. Lawns and other
Dress Goods just opened at w. b. Har-
]anS.
AT COST,
Ladies Dress Goods.
At W. b. HariandS
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The following paragraph appeared
In g recent issue of the Huntsville
Graphic:
1T is rumored that Webb of Putnam,
wiz 90 to the legislature this fall Let
him 90 by all means. Putnam could
do no better
The Century published the above
and added thereto the following:
YES let him 80. We are for Webb
first, last and all the time, but did not
know i, had got out that he is car
didate, The radicals might nominate
s worse head to their ticket than
Webb.
We fully appreciate the kind notice
of our friends the Graphic, but are not
disposed to 90 more than one eye on
the notice OF our contemporary. The |
change is entirely too sudden, conse-
quently We cannot appreciate it.
However. we are not 4 candidate under
any circumstances, for representative
or any thing else.-[ Unionville Re !
publican.
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Something new in men Ests--cal
and see them at w. i. Harlan'S.
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KrHKsvInE BRICK YAEDs.-J. W.
Bernard. proprietor Fine lot of new
brick on hand and for sale. o.
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Harlan is selling summer gooos at
cost. Call and see him.
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CITY ITEMS.
BAYLOR for clothing.

Baylor for clothing.
Spring novelties at Baylor's.
For the latest styles try Baylor.
Hats and shoes bedrock at Baylor $
Baylor sells cheaper than anybody.
Ladies Linen Busters. at Harlan's.
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Ladies call and see those Shetlan
Shawls. New Lawns and Dress Coca
Ready Made Suits. Shoes. Slippers, ct :
fust opened on; at W. b. Har,ans.
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Ladies Linen Suits
AT cost at W. B. Harlan 5.
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Summer Goods, Ladies Linen Suits
Now offered at cost at
W. b. HARLAN
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Ladies Ready made Suits al. " i,
Harlan 5.
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tire policy under which we were soplos-
porous and thus bring distrust and
confusion where is now order, conf
dence and hope.
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Mrs. ellis, exclusive gem gallery
west side of the square.
J.H Focht, of Brashear is agent for
Phoenix ms Co.. of Brooklyn. y good
man and a first class company.
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FOR SALE.-A one story house, with )ot
iON3O0 feel Small amount Of fruit. VIII he
sold for S225 00. Convenient Ia Normal and
Public Schools. Apply 10 \. S'ingeriand,
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1.-THE GRAPHIC"
BOOK, NEWS AND JOB PRINTING
OFFICE.
~ OFFICE: Washington street. 5 doors
east of the Square. 81:
Special designs for posters, engraved when
desired,
New Type. e New Materials and good
Work Guaranteed
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads.
Circulars,
Statements,
Business Cards
Etc, Etc
All orders filed with ncatness and Dispatch
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Drop into The reliable Drug store Of j. II
Jameson kirksyilic and ask them what the
reputation Of the Green Mountain Cathartie
pills has been since 1s:;j You will he told
that they have been and are standard
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE
~ ISFaLLrHLE REMEDY YoR
Malariou< FeverS, Jaundice,
RestleS3ne~S, Mental depression
Sick Headache, Constipation,
BilliousneSs, Dyspepsia, &c.
Try one b Y, only You will new
er regret it.
0. G. DAY & BRACKETT,
Sole Proprietors.
kaBs;.s City. NO.
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WEEKLY GRAPHIC .

Kirksyi,ic, Mo-
". VI. GILL, DIR. j. II. SWETEAM,
Editor. Prop.
NEW TYPE, NEW PRESSES AND
NEW MATERIAL.
Tie GRAPHIC will he pronounced and I'M
compromising in its advocacy Of Republican
uces Of the coming campaign from that stand
point.
The editorial policy Of the Graphic In
remarks, criticisms and comments. will bc &c
deal as far as possible with principles and &C
tons. and 10 treat all. whether friend ur up
p"ncnt with the courtesy due between gentle
men.
Special care will be devoted ~ the depart
mcnts of
Town and County News,
Local and General Markets.
Immigration Notes,
State News, Etc.
AS well as county, State and National Politics
General News. and Current Literature
Having no private Axe to Grind or official
ambition to crafty, the GRAPHIC will he en-
abled 70 deal with all questions from an un-
prijudiced stand point.
TERMS
Single copy | year Sl.D
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Though the larses, country
paper in the state, tAs Graphic
Will be sept to any address,
post paid ipr only
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Advertising Rates

Equitable Advertising Rates based GU actual
circulation. The advertiser gets Just what
he paws for--no more no less
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l& annum,

sl,9o {; Peg annam,
Suhserih. now spd go,
the !. benefit Of the stirring events
OF the Presidential campaign.
\ on cannot afford to do with.
out it.
Address
]. M.SwETNAM.
Huntsville. Mo,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
How Nutnlegs Grow.

Nutmcgs grow Oh It'll, tree, which
loo'i like sm,ll pear trees, and are gener-
ally over twenty feet high. Tn. flowers
ar. very much like tie lily Of the valley.
They are pale and very fragrant. The
nutmeg Is the seed Of tn, f.ut, and mace
is tn, thin covering over this seed. The
fruit is about as large as the peach.
When ripe it breaks open and shows the
little nut inside. The trees grow on the
islands OF Asia and II tropical America.
They bear fruit tor seventy OF eighty
years, living ripe fruit upon them at all
SEASONS. A ne nut neg tree in Jlmaicl
has over 1000 nutmeg, on 1t yearly. The
Dutch used to have all this nutmeg trade,
as they owned the Bandi islands, and con-
quefed all the other traders End destroyed
the trees. To keep the price up they once
burned tire, piles of nutmegs, each OF
which was as larg, as church. Nature
did rot sympa, h.ze with their mean S..
The nutmeg pigeon, found in I'LL the In-
dian Islands did for the world what the
Du'ch determined should not be done
ca RI the nuts, which arc their food,
into al the surrounding countries, ard
tees grew up again, and the world had
the benefit.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

| NY lfhlls bI'fNs wv h'n'i I'pH ""
Presently | heard myself addressed
IN English, spokea with q Germin a.,
cent and hooking up saw the iiak
lin hImself-p kind lhOugblfal'eyed
eldaly professor, whose eolored specl-
ales and bald forehead consorIed
strangely with his howiag odsPtal
robp and hug grey heard,
II bear good news, sir" said tho
u akhim, MY patient nov uader
my wlt's care Will rpewer, II Is not
The plague that has selz u her"
INT The plague = repeated ! halt
stupidity,
NJ, mrin Her" said The doctor IN
hi' geullr, 'eishly yolee, "'fha Frau'
ltiu has hren bitten by a yenomon'
fly, aud viii have q Rryr, irum ghic',
with Gods help, caa venture 10 say
-"
liat here everything seemed 10 swim
around me, and | remembered nothing
more mill, supported by Tho lIasl ims
arm, | entered the spacious house, to
full hls kind wife miul,t,rl0g, with all
u woman's instructive tenderness, 10
the comfort OF her ,oans 20 't'
The doctor was right The max
which I, and olhers more experienced
had believed to be The dreadful plague
spot, really turned out 10 be produced
by The blle Of one at those poisonous
dies which In Syla are often found
10 clme pro,lmi,y to the wafer while
from The fever which resulted, Mis-
W,nne, well nur,ed and cared for.
speedily recovered, aud under my
escort rachcl Dima,cns first and
Bcyrou, afterwards ~ safety At the
seaport | was fortunate enough to
lind u respectable Scolchwoman tran
Aberdeen, widow of . sergeant who
hal died ~ Indin, and who IN con'id-
Grafton Of a passage hume Ia South
amplan hy the plcir', gladly under
took the charg. Of Miss Wynnc on the
homcward voyage.
We reached England in du! course,
where Elhcl's brother was ready to H..
reiyc u, on the landing Stag. E'he's
brother has been my brother in law
these SIX years nov, aud darling Ethel
my wife,
II tcrl, Mr., .lars,on, as il you were
the oldest friend I hrl in the world
aud the best" was Wiiiicd Wyanc'.
hcnly greeting l,u' a, cur lirt meet
Ing At Southampton. And thanks to
l,s perscvcriOg friendship, ] oblriacd
four years ago the comfortable govern
mpn' oppo' t,nent in my own line.
which will suilic to keep my unworthy
self and those who are dcarr far
my wife and little ones--trec from the |
pinch of want