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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20
White Cloud salad.

Now is the time for the wood harvest. The ict
bridge always finds plenty transfers busy-thus es
Gaping the farriage.
John Beck, now of Lincoln. spent day with his
old friends of this place, last week.
Both of our hardware men need a timer. There
seems to be plenty Of work here for those who arc
willing to do il.
James Stanley is lying quite low.
Mrs. Troy returned home, Wednesday morning,
after burying her son Frank. Mrs. Troy went East.
sometime in November, in hopes that the change
would benefit her sons health. But he seemed to
grow worse, and on the morning of Dec. Sd, he
breathed his last. The deceased WAS young man
of PROMISE and leaves large circle of friends that
will mourn his early death. lie was a sufferer from
consumption, for several years.
child of Harriet Moore, tcoored,l age two years,
was buried, on Saturday.
We notice J. II. Lynds ia keeping his teams busy
hauling sawdust from the Missouri side and ship
ping it north. lie has several loads far,
and more ordered.
The drama of last Thursday evening post
poned, on account of the sickness of one of the
players. 1t will be given Thursday evening. Janua-
ry 20th ut the Odd Fellows Hall. Admission, 10
cents. Proceeds to 20 for the Red Ribbon Club.
AT present writing, there's great deal of sickness
among the children, mostly colds. Several of
the sore throat.
As freight train number Sc was switching at this
place, Monday evening, by misplaced switch, sew
oral thrown from the track, and the depot
platform was badly used up No other damage but
to delay the train, also the passenger train.
David Stanley is conyalescent from attack Of
bilious fever.
Ed. Morton's mother and his baby very sick.
The one from q severe chill the other with the pneu-
monia fever.
Mr.. VIII Sloan has sold his farm, and almost all
the farming implements it, to 4 gentleman near
St. Lonis. He will move here Immediately.
John Penny, Jr.'s baby is sick with Group, threat
eninS to become membranous; but is doing we'll
Anderson McQuerter, (colored,l was brought be-
fore the Police Judge Saturday, and fined so and
cost. About two months ago. the young tried
his hand in breaking lamps at the church, and using
q revolver. He then of, before arrested. lie
returned, Oh Saturday, and a warrant mmed
ately got out for his arrest.
Mrs Phil. Gribbng has been sick with bilious fc
yer, and little Carrie is down with the dis
ease. NED.
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A. POuIet is Selling at Cost.
Highland Items.

The snow that fell on Sunday morning, has caused
tho sleish-bells to jingle again.
Maynard Evans, (colored,l died suddenly, on
Wednesday morning last, of hemorrhase of the lungs.
We have heard persons nquiring as to the stand
ing of this Township, the time is approaching for
the election of Trustee. The people want to know
how their Township stands, before they cast their
votes.
). p. johnson shipped a large amount of cattle,
this week.
Our lovers of music all delighted to know that
they arc to have a treat Thursday evening, by
Jane. G. Clark. This gentleman has been here
erl times previously, and he is, beyond doubt, the
best vocalist we ever heard.
George Beeler. who has been visiting his parents
here, for several weeks, left, this week. for Gaines
Vile, Texas where he has been engaged in the cattle
business for about year. His stay has been pleas
ant with his home folks and old friends.
On last Sunday, George Back buried his remaining
two little children, who died Saturday morning,
of diphtheria- He lost three weeks previously,
of the same disease. This seems haId; household
robbed of all its little ones at nearly stroke.
Larger quantities of ice have been put up this sea-
son. than usual.
The eoIored people are having n revival.
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The predictions Of a coming panic in business at
fairs do not TO be founded upon anything mort
definite than that We had panic in 1873 when the
country seemed to be generally prosperous; the
country seems to be generally prosperous now cry,
we ought TO have another panic. But people who
in this stupid way fail to remember that the
panic of 1873 was largely caused by the contraction
Of the currency, and that Of late we have not had
nor are soon likely to have any disturbance in
the volume of our currency. The rapid increase in
prosperity s due TO the fact that everybody is
work, and that producing wealth-soli
wealth, not chips and whetstones-with enormous
rapidity. When farmer is piling up sranaries full
produced his own land, there is nothing TO par.
ticuarly alarm him in the fact Nor Is there any.
thing in the present astonishing Of national pro
ducton to alarm the people Of the United States in
to the fear that tomorrow the Angel of Panic may
come and carry away their wealth as before.-De',-
Inter Ocean.
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North Side Items.

SleiShng is good again.
Complaints all sides. of frozen apples, potatoes,
etc Ears, fingers and toes, also. Have met his
Honor" Jack, and been nipped.
Mrs. Bailey, Of Troy, came ont to WIN. wykert's,
q short time ago, to superintend the of her
youngest grandson. A little more than week ago.
she took sick with bilious fever which into Pneu
monia. She died Monday morning, at o'clock.
To-day, tuesday, her funeral preached, at the
residence of Mr.. Wykert by Rev. Mcbride, of Troy;
after which, she buried in the Courier grave
yard, by the side Of her husband.
Mrs. wykert and child are getting along nicely.
Miss Maggie is sick, but recovering slowly.
There are several members of Mr.. Trant's family
sick.
An accident occurred to Mrs. Hamilton, last Thurs
day. tShe has been living with Mrs Guion, for
eral weeks.D She walked out in the yard, and in
crossing an icy place, received n severe fall.
Miss Belle Graves will attend five months term
at DIR. Dulins female college, in ST. Joe. Her many
friends the North Side" wish her n pleasant and
profitable time.
There is school ut District No. co every week. We
intended to say spelling school. However, it did
not, for some reason, come of.
There was lady buried at the Courier grave yard,
Friday, by the name of Mrs. Ferguson. One week
ago, two Of her children preceded her the Slent
City" This lady was a daughter of Daniel Miller,
and wife of Thos. j. Ferguson. VI.
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BE it known that here, in the old, dilapidated
town Of Doniphan, We have Dramatic Club of no
mean pretensiOns. In the first place, have a
home talent, among which lin the near future)
several star performers Without particularizng as
to the respective merits of any, will simply say
that EACH in his or her part, is frstclass. In the
second place, our Hall is amply commodous; and
as to stage and stage fixtures they are simply
superb And now, last, though not least, We do
most confidently boast of home artist, who, "a an
amateur painter, is par ereeLeHL His scenic repre-
sensations of gondolas filed with gay gondoliers his
beautiful cascades and castelated halls need but to
be to be admired. The following is also from
the Clubs youngest muse:
At Doniphan Friday night
And mind you don't forget it
The Dramatic Club will do their best;
Oh come and hear The Peoples Lawyer"
An afterpiece there will also be.
The stars and pretty girls are In it,
Oh. don't you fail to and them
For tell you what, they dastes.
The play will be at Brennsr's Hall,
And all the parts they funny;
So come, and mind you bring your girl,
And don't forget to bring your money.
n. b. will be there with my gal.
BILL POSTER.
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DEATH or A Coon wONAS.-we find the follow
ing in the Dayton (0) correspondence of the Ciaen
,,1f Gazette:
Nege died at the residence Of her daughter Mrs
Seaeifsr in Germantown at o'cIock Sunday n m the
nh a%ei eyitysx Tears Mrs SssIsy VS. na mi ~
Kentucky and 10 the Miami Valley her parents
family seventy years ago when il was "a
hOwlng wilderness and Indians were as plentiful as
huckebeies Soon after her marriage, her husband
called To duty the fruntier Cire,ive against
dams who hostile were playing havoc on th,
frontier Mrs Neley had charge the home
the that the blockade Twin Greek and shc
had the honor To ferry that classic many
the Northwest. Her experience and observation in this
Valley extended over some seventy years and she lived to
see this wilderness blossom as the rose She always
noted for her kindness Of disposition, and for her am
ne % ehaacier she Was mods IN all rssprets
in exact truth that Mother Negley had enemy ia
and worthy member of the United brethren church Of
which she bright and shining light. Mother Selcy
Hoffman, Vest Dayton Mrs Alba Zeller Dayton; Mrs
J. 5. Artz Dayton W II. Negley CINCINNATI and Mrs
Kate Schaeher Germantown. Mother Neglcys funeral will
take place to-day ulthI intemen Germantown Cemetery
Thus passed away of the best and kindest wo-
men that ever lived. The appelaton, "a Mother
in Israel" would be appropriate in her case. Hav-
ing lived in her family for several years. are per-
haps as competent to speak any not inmc-
datc member of the family; and in all those years,
never heard from her unkind expression. nor
saw one act of which she need have repented. Even
when aggravated, and tempted to rebuke scold,
which it was not easy to do, there of kind
ness than hardness in it.
The writer of the above notice ia mistaken on some
points Grandmother Neglcy born in Dauphiu
County, Pennsylvania, and came from there to Ohio
with her parents in 1906 and had therefore resided
in the vicinity where she died. for more than seven
tyive years. instead of seventy. Her husband, Cap
tain ali lint his
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

LEAvESwoRTH TAEs.-Two weeks ago, through
oversight, proposition to club with the Leaven-
worth Times inserted, before We had time to re-
wise the terms, and thereby proposed to do n
thiss that could not afford to do. 1t has caused
US good deal of trouble, in answering letters. The
proposition, had intended to make it, was to
send the Caief with the Times for 81 so a year. in
stead of p. This is 50 cents off of the customary
price of the two papers. The Weekly Times is good
paper full ofnews, and the club price is cheap. We
are sorry the former announcement caused misap-
prehension, but il cannot be helped now
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

DEATH OF A PIONEER WoMAS-Mrs. Lucinda Cnn-
ningham, widow of William Bailey died at the resi-
dence Of William Wykcrt, January 18th, 1881, aged
6s years, II months, and 16 days She was born in
North Carolina, in 1912, and had resided iE Doni-
phan County for twenty-four years, surviving her
husband, of the early settlers, sixteen years.
She leaves number of children in this County,
among whom are Lloyd, Henry C., n. c., Charles G -,
and William Bailey and Mrs. William wykert The
deceased was buried on Tuesday
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DIED..

At Severance, Friday, January IA, 1881, of indi-
gestion. HaRzr, sos Of Charles T. and Julia Miller,
aged year and days.
The funeral took place at St. Joseph, on Sunday.
Near Highland, January Is. 1881. AMOS SANFORD
BAcK. aged year, months
On the same day, sAnrEL oscAn BACK, aged
years. months, and days Both of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Back. Within three weeks, they have
Lost al their children three IN number, of dphthe-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

= Mr.. Blaine is a man who will exhaust the
binary methods Of pleasing. But lie Is also mas.
who, when his methods have failee, sets himself
boldly and aierfIy TO crush No gilied lorslihs IN
the Senate can tramp him down without a sight; and
of all men he seems to be made for the purpose 70
which his hg-brained but kindly friend Il about to
put hiln Mr.. Blaine has . touch of the Earl Of Bea-
consieId in Kim. Let him in this natter emulate
Dizzy, and bring To realizing sense Of our SPLEEN
dor and proves, not by the mean Bullying Of the
weak, but by boldly taekiing the strong. -Hsalr
Ucnersos os BiaiHe,
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Al work ON His inaugural.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 3.-General Garfield is now
doing the preliminary work on his inaugural, and,
like everything else he does he displays his desire
go to the bottom Of things lie has begun back in
the beginning, and is carefully perusng the inaugu-
rails Of all the Presidents from Washington down.
These afford most interesting study in and Of them
selves, and there some collateral facts connected
with the delivery Of each Of the early that are
not very well known to the public in general--Chi-
edgo Tribune.
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II onr itemizers will pardon us for again sug-
costing that they send in their items carly in the
week as possible. 1t would aid us greatly if they
would send by Monday evening but if that is incon-
vcnicnt they should not be delayed later than Tues
day. Items that come Wednesday sometimes cause
inconvenience; and if delayed until Thursday.
they always run the risk Of being too late.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. Ha.Psen II prepared - lea.
Money % the Farmer Of DsniPhan
County. On Is.G tIne. at = per cent. In.
teress, and . reasonable cen1is.ios.
Money may be paid before d.e, and
stop Interest. II the borrower chooses.
No delaysia farnishfag the money. No
sworn sPPralseAent Or aPPIfcatlen
required. Call - hin at the once Of
Register sfDeeds, NJ the Coarf Hsuse.
22aprly. IF. HAMPTON.
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Wayne Township.

DoSIPuAS, January -, 1881.
Ed. CmEF:-Please announce that there will be a
Peoples Mass meeting of the voters of Wayne Town
ship, held in Doniphan Saturday, January ed, for
the purpose of putting in nomination Township
ticket. AL are invited to attend.
W. H. II. CURTIS,
W. II. NEsBIT,
II. V. HARGIs,
JONI W. Low,
Ed. EGE.
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STOP THAT COUGH

by going to the reliable and well-known Drug Store
Of j. A. Campbell. Severance. and buying bottle Of
GREEN MOUNTAIN CouGH BALsAx. If, after using
twothirds, you get relief return the balance and
get your money back. See advertisement in this pa
per. sept2-eo
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Doniphnn County Horticultural Society

Doniphnn County Horticultural Society.
At meeting of the above Society. held january ,,
the following officers were selected for the ensuing
year:
Y. X. Stout, President.
s. Z. Hardy, Vice-President.
Il. II. Montgomery, Treasurer.
s. Hatch, Secretary.
ID. +. Bowman, n. b. Wood, Z. N. Watkins Ex-
ecutive Committee.
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Orchards, y. b. Wood.
Small Fruits, J. +. Kotsch.
Vineyards, c. Poirier.
Gardening, L. Smith
Horticulture Z. n. Watkins.
Entomology, A. Perry.
Essays and Lectures, r. ii. Montgomery.
The next meeting of the Society will be held ut
Troy, the first Monday in February.
The subject for discussion will be the list of apples
and peaches most profitable for cultivation.
S. HATCH, Secretary.
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Fir. Insurance and Money Ls..I

Fire Insurance and Money Leaning.
ID. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
Of Troy, gives you your choice Of half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in tho United
States in which 10 inszre your property, at the
cheapest rases He will also loan money real
estate security, 1t the lowest rates Of interest OF
fee adjoining Bodeni Bank 49,
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9th,
OUR SPECIAITIES

QUIZ SPECIAL rs.
"Candee" Arctic OyershOss.
"Amoskeagr Canton Flannels.
Our Cloaks are from better goods, for less money,
than anybodys.
1900 yards Brocade Dress Goods, beautiful styles,
Toe per yd.
80 sets Ladies' and Chdren's Furs, from 75c TO
$3.50 per set-eO per cent less than you can buy them
elsewhere.
Ladies' Cnderwcar-cheap "a the cheapest
Gents Underwear, from 35c to Atwood red uuedi-
Gated, at sl.75 apiece,
heavy stock of Boots and Shoes all prices.
We can show you the best line of go es in this part
of the country.
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~ If you are suffering from Indigestion or any
complaint of the Stomach Bowels you will obtain
great relief by using the PRIcKLr ASH BrrrERs, as
tdey have the property of gently relieving these
organs, and placing them in good, sound healthy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

r Farmers viii bear in mind that the Kansas
Mills, at Doniphan. running every day, except
ing Sundays. The proprietor knows how to please
the public, and always does il Take yonr wheat
shsze. and exchange II for -four. ect3
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

~ We acknowledge the theft Of most Of the
articles and poetry about Christmas from the Troy
Chief Of the current week. Say what you please
about Sol Miller. he makes the best selections Of
poetry and miscellany Of any man in the State, and
publishes the neatest looking paper. This weeks
issue rs n Christmas paper is hard to beat.-Topeka
Commonwealth DIR d
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DoNIPHAy COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Cd Judicial District-ALFRED g. OTIS.
Comfy Commissioners-R- L. SHULsKY, CrRps LElAsl
JR LUCAS FErTER,
SberifLCHARLEs BURKHkLTER-
Clerk Of District Csurt-F. J. CLOSE
Treasurrr--SANUEL v. JOHNSON
County CleTk-D. W. MoRsE.
County Attoney-THoNAs W HEATLKf
Probate Judgc-JoHS +. WILSON.
Register Of Dcedr-ERAsNTs F. DIXON.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-Hr r SHAskE-
Surveyor-CHARIEs Corn SIR
Coroner-DR- ROBEET 5, DINsSoEE-
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, i'm sums 10 suit Dor.
rowers, ON five years time, or less. I'm.
terest, per cent. per annum. Conn
missions reasonable.
1sdn1y II. & w. ii. RARTLETr.
North west Cor 4th Edmond Streets St. Joseph, Mo-
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70 II. R. Cash, Evangelist, of the Church of
Christ, is holding series Of meetings in Troy.
There is a strong prospect that Christian congrga-
ton will be Organized here. and q church built.
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~ We last week wrote, SUNDAY morning. mer-
curry 81 degrees below zero" but the intelligent
cOmpostOr made it, Sunday morning, nearly 10 de-
grees below Zero In the last week and half, We
have had some pretty stiff weather. Sunday, 9Th
81 degrees below zero; Monday 10TH IA degrees be-
low zero; Friday, 18th, Is, degrees below.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

IL Miss Jennie MAILER. of st. Joseph, was mar
ried, Tuesday, to Mr. Miner, of Prescott Arkan-
sas. Miss Jennie has many old friends about Troy,
who will heartily congratulate her
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Wanted.

few good, live, wide-awake men, to sell the New
American Sewing Machine in Doniphan County Kan
Apply to S. L. Fleming, Mana. Office, south
east Seventh and Felix Sh Its, st. Joseph,
Missouri 25noy-tf
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~ C. Poirier is announced n candidate for
Trustee of Washington Township. Mr.. Poirier has
held the Office before, and made good Trustee. lie
is well posted in Township affairs and will make an
efficient officer if elected.
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" We learned, last week, for the first time, that
Joe Nixon obtained divorce in Rocks County, last
fall and in November married young girl of about
II. at Stockton. We thought that Joe too old to
succumb to the orange wreath the willow wreath,
or whatever they make wreaths Of ont there.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20

~ Drs. Sawyer and Brownlce, of Donphsn.
have entered into copartncrslip in the practice Of
their profession Their card will be found in this
weeks CHIEF. They are both frstclass physicians
and surgeons
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II 1t is said that the most affecting sight wit
messed for years. the meeting between Rus.
Williams and Mother Ragsdalc, at Topeka. We do
not know which one exceeded but the spout of
the teakettle is said to have shed tears
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II Owing TO greatly increasing custom busi-
ness, for which / return thanks, the Kansas Mills
will grind grists for the farmers three days in each
week, viz: Thursdays, Fridays and saturdays
W. ii. II. Curtis,
January l3-tf Dominican, Kansas.
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BY going to the reliable and welknown Drug Stands
of D. c. Sinclair and C. d. Bickford g. Co. and buy
ing 81 bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CouGH BALs,N.
IT, after using twothiris you get relief return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sept2S0.
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gMothers do not let your dsrlngs suffer withIthe
whooping cough. Use DIR. Marshalls Lung Syrup
and the little sufferer viii find relief Only 25
cents aud 50 cents q bottle.
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Eox ALE mr. Renf-

wish to sell or rent my blacksmith Shop and
Tools, in Lcona- A good point, and good terms.
Come soon. p. a. FLoDIS.
Ieona Jan % 1881
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Il sleight-of-hand performer stopped at the
Highly House. Tuesday night. and Uncle Charley
taught him, for his nsoence, trick he didn't know
He knocked the chop-fcel out of him. The fellow
now languishes in Nat. Baiey's bastile.
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A. PouIet is Selling at Cost.


On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers In
terest, per cont per annum and ely eonnissios
Of per cent for loan directly for private party
in the East THos. W. HRAILEr,
9iecSo TROY Ksnsaa
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On easy terms, two good farms, near Troy. Ad-
dress, Troy, Kan sas, Box H. or call at residence
one mile south of Troy junction.
6jan.3m. FP CHAMBERLAIN
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AGENTS AND CANyASSERS
Make from SIS to $50 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDEoUT & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms IeAusIy
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IT. 1t must be good, for every body recommends.
and doctors prescribe it. We mean Dr. MarshaIrs
Lung Syrup, the great cough remedy. Sold by all
druggists
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A. PouIet is Selling at Cost.

~ Father Carpenter requests us to state that he
will not be a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Township Clerk, at the ensuing Township election.
He has now entered upon his SD year, and thinks
he has fulfilled his term Of service to his country.
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70 Preaching at the Presbyterian church, Janua-
~ Sd. Morning subject: '-whither arc we drift
mgr Evening subject: Miracles
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r. We expect to hear of more than person
falling and breaking limbs, before this sleet disap
pears.
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Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be ill without
inaction of the Stomach, Liver Kidneys, or did
you ever know one who well when either was
obstructed or inactive; and did you ever know or
hear of any of the kind that Hop Biters would
not curei Ask your neighbor this same question.