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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05
mEDICAL.
ma. G. W. YOUNG,

y DIR. J. b. ALEXANDER.
stairs. over the Exprees ofice. tsn22-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05
DIR. r. HI. CHAMBERS.

nHYsIClAN AND SURGEON; ofice and resi'
dence ON Oak College, and soosn sI1Ses ,1eT
'exlngton, Missouri. leDl1 !
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

E0T all DARKNESS.

sJA3s = always su1Ghine oo0eWhese u 10
oe0stiaas ~ uioAt hAAss dark around ~
Inst ~ ell ours;
We cannet trace the path Der which We roam,
Nor 80 The foW0s0
On WAico ~ t1eo6, % feeble arc our poWeto.
No stae appear, TO sAed its tiny ~,
,,.. ... No moon . n ..!;a; 80, n.,.,.,
Across the sky.
And We srOpe onward with weary sigh.
Yet while one night appears, 20 dark and
.,.-,.. So s,,l n, :na ions ;. ~. an, .,,,..
And inirth and song
Aineie, and thus the joyous scenes prolong.
sometimes strange clouds Of sorrow DER 10
With reckless speed;
Bro one woe passes Others onward creep
For mercy. trembling ~ broken reed.
Although from trials deep our trail hearts
While fears annoy.
And care Is ours. some hearts, W love to
think.
Their powers employ
This hour IN singing songs Ut hope and JOY.
80 viii there ever be mixed shade and light,
Ger eaIth's strange way;
Woe here. Joy there. But one thought give
| delight:
An endless day
Awaits the faithful, where Joy reigns Away.
| No creeping shadows will annoy US there;
| No death can call; #t' f's-
| Night will be banished from spot 80 fair.
Sunshine shall fall
Not only somewhere" but then over al.
Mrs. Emily Thornton, IN 5. s. Times.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
The Bible the Basis.

The Bible is the basis of the truest
and best civilization. One of the rea-
sons why is because it includes al ranks
and. conditions Of society, from tho
highest down to the lowest Of the low.
Nd wonder the Lord Jesus should send
back to John the Baptist in prison the
following message a. the climax Of bio
answer to oil his queries: "And the
poor are having the Gospel preached
unto them" Every non-C Christian civ
ilization has simply gilded the upper
crust, but carried heathenism and bar
barism in it's heart. The old philoso-
pliers Of Greece and Rome fawned
around the rich and powerful, but des-
pissed tho poor and would have felt in.
suited q any suggestions to use their
wisdom and talents to teach and in.
struct them. But Christ came to seek
and to save that which was lost" Il u
impossible to present to the world tho
spectacle Of = redeemed. restored and
refined humanity without due attention
to its less favored and lees hopeful
class-the "pieces that ore lost" This
i Just what Christianity d doing. It
lays the right foundation for stately
and permanent edifice. It aims at cul.
tivating the whole field without leav-
ing any dangerous Jungle in which
beasts Of prey may lodge, and from
which they may sally forth to prowl and
destroy. Statesn'an.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Have tho children been fighting OF w.
having badlyF" mo. 81. reckon
not, Ms the answer, "but 1t is ru'
med" Nov, my dear boy" said tho
missionary, "please tell me. It Xoucan'
what has ruined your nice little Sunday
school" Tho little fellow looked up
into his face with IN expression Of grief
peculiar in one % young. and replied:
"She don't come no more, my teacher
don't-it Is ruined" Tho boys este
mate Of tho absence d that teacher was
. great compliment TO her. To use .
Hibernianism, the Sundays school would
be q great deal better of. Il it had moro
teachers in it, whose absence would DO
it, ruin!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

1T occurred on Lawrence street
during the hottest part OF the day.
From the lower window o. q building
which was thrown. y great block OF
delicious shade over the sidewalk hung
the sign, "Loa.ers stand here A
stran or came by, wipiny his heated
brow with. his handkerchief, and from
heath the folds his glazed eyes saw the
hit Of shade and the defamatory sign
intended to warn away those who might
take advantage ct the chance to cool
81. He stopped and read i deliberate
II, ..l.oafers stand here. do they" hs
calculated slowly. "Shows their sense.
anyhow. But ! don't zee why losisrs
ought to have al the good things
around, aud II stand hele myself. y
| And slahd 10 did. De1ver Irlbssss
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
4 Secret Chamber Ia Glanis Castle.

The small and old-fashioned church
In the little village Of Petsrsham wit
messed the marriage, on Saturday at
ernoon, Of Miss Cavendish Bentinck
with Lord CLAIMS. eldest son Of the
Earl Of Strathmore. which was cole.
brated by special license. This mar.
riage recalls to memory the mysterious
chamber that is said to exist in Glamis
Castle. What is contained in this
chamber. and what is the secret con.
nected with it, is known alone to the I
head OF the family. his eldest son ana
the factor Of the estate. That there ~
. closed chamber Is unquestionable; It
has no window, and it is reached
through hole in the ceiling. Equally
,unouestionable is it that there is Sc
cret connected with it. For my part. |
consider that mystery like this. which
has been handed down from father to
son for many generations. ought to DO
made public in order to gratity curiosi.
! ty which may fairly be said to be leslti-
mate. Were l Lady CLAIMS my h'ls-
band would have little peace until he
contided the secret to me. -.Loadon
| Truth.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Il BY writing this No can induce one
man Who now wipes bis mouth ON the
table.cloth 70 come up and take higher
grounds, and Wipe them on biz pants,
70 shall feel amply repaid.
Il you can not accept IN invitation %
dinner do not write your regret on tho
hack q : pool check with : blue pencil.
IT. y nov regarded - . richochet: A
~ note to your host informing him
your was6erwoman refuses to 70
ut & sufficient.
On seetine yourself at the table draw
OF your gloves and put them In your
lap under your napkin. DO not put
them in the gravy, . II would ruin tho
cloves and cast 8 gloom over the gravy.
Il you have Just cleaned your gloves
with benzine you might leave them out
in To front yard.
STONES IN cherries or other fruits
should not b placed upon tho table.
| cloth, bit did quietly into tho pocket q
your neighbor' or n0iselessly tossed m
der tho table.
1870 should take but one gia0 d
vine q dinner. Otherwise there might
b dialcultv h steering To male porhos
a ~. procession home.
Do not make remarks about the quan'
Nv your companion has eaten. i TIL
| la6y who y your companion q To =
~. vhether ~ b your wife o. IL
i -a4> - eosnn nna alaa. Sh0uh ct quit
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
Tsuebiss Ind lent.

Acorespondent Of the 6ssday-s choo!
World writing IRON North Carolina.
relates 8 touching little incident he
had come into aneigh borh0od 70 visit 9
6unday-school and. seeing : boy about
eight year, old sliding o. : doorstep.
asked him Il he wese not 4bing % the
school. 70 this 10 little fellow an
ewored: II ,sin,t been there ~ three
6undays-it y q ruined. Not gnder-
saauding what to I'D meant tho quee'
tioa was repeoted. bat the boy agaan
MD: mo, e, II b ruined" . way
Low y ihatfss askea ~ nio11eoagy.
.Haxs ~ d 10 taaehsgs I'D ssf1ss,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
PITH AND POINT.

Worry Is said to kin moro people
than work; but COMPOUNDED lsziness
kills more than either, and it's . mag.
ni6cent death to die.-NeU RdveS Reg
ister.
Mrs. Homespun, who had heard
somebody remark upon the hunting in
the English preserves, said that was just
what her little Johnny did In hers.-,
Boston Transcript.
1t il said that kerosene will remove
stems from furniture. Il hos also been
known 70 remove the furniture, stains
and all, with the stove and red-headed
servant girl thrown In ofttimes.-Web-
ster Times.
-"What il your businessp" asked .
Harvard student Of an old printer as the
two stood at the Parker House bar wait
ing for . cocktail that the bartender was
preparing. The printer looked the
young man straight In the eye and said,
With great solemnity, ~ am an erector
timetable messenger Of thought, or ~
an sometimes known, . journeyman
printer. "-Bostos Pot.
Tho most eminent physicians d
Europe unite In declaring that early
rising b tho great and prevailing caas.
Of nervous disease, spinal curvature and
paralysis. 1T may, perhaps, b neoes
cary, OF, at least, proper, to explain Il
our readers that No print this outrage
ous and glazing campaign document To-
the purpose Of influencing . family y
To country whom ws 40 going 70 vidt
and with whom tho appalling insanit'
Of 8 hye O'Clock breakfast y hereditary.
| -B.rliHgtoH Hd,ckeye. @
Young man b happg-hoot, hclle'
sldp, Gambol and snap your fingers
IL nightmare q . new overcoa& to
nsxt winter. Last fall . Canadian geu
ius shiversd awhile, and then redecte
awile, and Tho result Ms the purchai
a . box Of mustard plastsrs, these wel
} dishibuted around on bic frame whe!
thsy would do IT, most good, and VIII
! men IN beaver overcoats shivered VII
|. cold b W. warm and happy In his shir
olseves. Ono dollar takes you throua
. hard winter, and you come out
|. spring fat.-Desroit Fhee hress.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

"A very useful kind Of varnish, which
10 said 70 be excellent lor producing |
imitation Of ground glass, d made .
follows: Ssndsrac, 10 parts; msstic, !
parts; ether, 20O parts, and bensole. %
70 100 paris.
Professor Bell ssys: NJ intend b |
give my new invention Of The induction
balance to the world. ! do not think !
there should bs . patent upon device
that promises 70 b 20 beneficial ~ sur.
gicsl science"
"A sheep dairy for the manufacture
81 cheese has been started near Chatta-
noogs. Sheep cheese u popular srti.
Gle q food In Austria, and this enter.
prise, beginning with 1000 sheep, 10 un'
der the management Of an Austrian.
=" The gutter mud Of today" says
. medical writer, with its deadly septic
organisms, becomes tho dust Of to-mor.
row, and in respiration b deposited up
on the mucous membrane OF the re-
spiratory passages Of those Who breathe
It."
MN. des Cloi1eaux and Damour de.
scribe in tho Complies Rendus . new
mineral, to which they give the name Of
"Chalcomenite." L u found In small
green crystals In the Argentine Repub-
lie, associated with selenite Of lead. II
appears to be . now selenide Of copper.
There are $1,000 persons engaged
In the manufacture Of pottery in Eng
land and Wales. The death rate among
the males is 81 per cent. higher than
among the male element ct large. In
tho lungs Of . potter who recently died
Of consumption were found 40 per cent.
Of silica, 10 Of alumins, and s Of oxide
J OF iron-axticles Of constant use In BID
business.
The Scientific american says thai
BY far the largest masonry arch In THU
country and in the world is that which
, carries the Washington Aqueduct ovel
: Cabin John Creek. II has span Of ~
!, ieet; II Is lOl feet high, and twenty fee
4 wide, and il forms On arc of . circl
having radius Of l34.2S52 feet. Th'
q engineer in charge Of the aqueduct wa
Q Gen. NJ. c. Meigs. The work Was begu
o In 1853 and finished In 1868.
t Prof. Ennis, Of the Naval Observa
! tory at Washington, believes that th
. tails Of comets are electric light. ~
. these tails had any substance" he q
y gnes, "the laws Of motion are constant
d y violated BY them. The great come
. q l8lS went 20 near the sun that
]. passed from one side to the other In
|c few hours. Its immense tail, 100000
t, 600 miles long, was shifted completed!
70 % that 1t pointed directly In IN OPPOSE
~ direction. Could that DO % Il It wel
y composed Of any substaucef Could
10 comet swing l0O.OO0,000 miles Of Il
q; around % quick ~ thatl Tho elect!
- city IL generated BY evaporation.
r. the comets approach the sun, tho he
q becomes more intense, the evaporati'
u and accumulation Of electricity mo
to rapid, the repulsive force greater, q
mt the tails longer. Sometimes the matt
~ ial becomes completely evaporate
'or Then the comet has no tail"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
A Visit 70 the Scene Of the Sav10r'D
Birth.

We Get our faces for the pools OF Sol
omon- hating for q few moments at
the tomb of Rachel by the roadside.
The small structure was crowded with
Jews, some Of whom wore phylacteries,
and all were wailing as they wall be-
side the remnant Of the temple walls.
One old woman was weeping and
pressing her withered cheek against
the tomb with as much dis
tress as if the fair young wife who
breathed out her life there forty centur-
iesa had been her own daughter. We
found the enormous pools OF Solomon
1.-THE longest OF which measures 500 feet
in lengthy were about half filled with
pure water. We rode beside the
aqueduct that leads from them all the
way to Bethlehem. Down among the
black and barren hills we saw the fer.
tile vale of Urtas, filled with gardens
and fruit trees. 1t is cultivated by the
European colony planted by Mr..
Meshullman. For a half hour we
toasted our eyes with the view of the
beautiful Bethlehem perched on its lofty
hill, and surrounded by olive orchards.
So many new editices have been erect
cd for converts and other religious pur-
poses that Bethlehem has almost mod.
ern look.
Aswe rode through its narrow streets
We saw no Ruths, but an ancient Jew
in turban, long robe and flowing beard,
quite answered to nv idea of B0az.
We rode on to the convent adjoining
the Church OF the Nativity, where .
rather jolly looking monk furnished Us
an excellent lunch. He then took 10
into the venerable church that covers
the subterrauean chamber in which ira
dition has always held that our blessed
Lord was born. The chamber is prob
ably there mnant Of an ancient khan once
belonging to the family Of Jesse and Of
King David. Iexpected to be shocked
by sham mockery when entered the
church, but q feeling of genuine faith
in the locality came over me as de-
, scended into the rocky chamber. and
read, around the silver star, the famous
inscription in Latin: "Here Jesus
Christ was born Of the Virgin Mary"
= The three fold argumentfor theauthen-
ITCHY Of this site is drawn from un.
+ known tradition, from the fact that
! Bethlehem has never been overthrow
a in sieges. and from the other fact that
i the learned St. Jerome, in the fourth
\ century. was so sure Of the site that h<
= came and spent his long, laborious life
I in the caverns close by the birth-spo
4 Of our Lord. I entered with deep in
y terest the cave in which this devote,
i scholar meditated and prayed On,
> wrought the vulgate translation Q
~ Gods word. Ny visit to the Church Q
the Nativity was tenfo!d more satisfae
r. tory than that to the church OF the Hol
,e Sepulchef in this city.-1Heodore 1
ID Cxyler.
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me owner Of thai gallant form hsd turned
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THE CLIARPOxD STAGE.

about and ran'
THE CLEARPOXD STAGE
II hsd been seormine hard sn day.
The seventeen miles o( billy roadway
hom Selborn To Clearpond were two |
Iees deep In the NOW, which was san
Alling, and the evening stags was late. |
Il wSs due In Clearpood q eight O'Clock,
bat the pointer stood st nine In the VII
No "Stors and Pose-o6ics," and yes
u stage had not come.
The store was full, - usual, u men
waiting for the mail. Thers was "the
JUDGE" who bad never held other court
tAsn thas which vas nov sasembled
around him, bat whose keen wit and
solid Judgment we're yell worthy u .
higher beach; ~ Boswell, In Ne per-
con Of |" Uncle Csphas," The village cob
bler, from each corner Of whose mouth
tsued perpetually . tawsy ooss eng.
FESTIVE q tobacco; "the Dsacoa," .
Sosorious drinker and swearcr, but q .
- lls-:A~l $1,000 SACsamsv~A
es,sls ana uISn'. S sSSPe0si u. VA
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assembly; and "Bsnty," the Postmas-
Ter, whose real name Of Simpkins had
been loaG discarded from common Ne
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International Sunday chsel Lessons.
THIRD QUARTER,

THIRD QUARTER.
Aug. &-The Commandments. Exodus %: III
Sept. Tho Commandments Exodus 3O:l3!2l
Sept. ll-ldOlatry Punished. .. Exodus ~
Sept. l0eReview OF the Lessons
Sept. 36-Temporance ...........l Coe. S:139S
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lsua - zoo egsa1lllisS.
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Ter. Was cold end Gross. Il W. ~
swiul night, en- Il seemed 70 grow wuss
~ Wuss. Nv! How 4 tore roand on
- tor o. Nel6orn Mountain! An When
~ cone over Scots Bridge Il seemed
~ 'twould 80 down every minute.
"Wal, I started out considerable
|, aAead Of Pelt from tho Hallway; bat I
turned up tho Ox,Bvw, 70 save Edithy
Fuller, IN when I come into To rod
ag'ia / couldn't tel Whistler he'd a-goae
, on or not. Twas all I cosld do 70 81
, along 'thout seopping 70 look fur tracks,
Thought gola through tho Old 1eA,
, ~ hoses would givs ont sure; bat
/ | IN hsld out good, an pretty sooA N
I co9,e oato the starlight c1t. Il was .
1 teasin' through hare IKE swiA ~; Bal
I sortse thought I hesrd . Z IN
! pallsd up . minit. 0urs enough. y ~
: II on, IN I knew twas Pelt. I knew
: Nd orun oa tho hank II ~ DARK q
4 ~ Seoem.
81 "Wa." ooutianed hoasst Ssh Plumb
/ ~ - voics grewing 10y = y can
J, . ~ har9eo6 PAT q hbaoey, III kneV
Z 1obody in1lde O. NJ stage heegd 4.
. klew tAat whaA ~ passed ths ~ Aoe1
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q looltviys Hvo b tsll Il,
8 | and - veico lAlholsa, t5se knsW u
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The nieht q u twelfth Of March WAS
~ Dost 1saz5Gl o. thAt ~ valley bed
knoWA lpe yeass. TAs saow, which
NJ eoaslAiily lhlllAg, integmingied
wiaA IN, whifIsa and daIAed over tAs
hhls ~ thsusgh ~ valley. TAs driits
wseo pilod deop and h waS bitter cold.
A nssass ~ besa called. bue sach
W. ~ ksy a ~ aorm tAat h ~
Rivsa Up. 2dnlght drew o. bet -
seages la ~ eone ~ beea hsaEa
H crowd e ~ poel.o@ce va
anAlse ~ ug1al - le11lsd eloooly
| 49, ~ GFsa1 slGve. Nobody dared q
saesa - IS - ~, ~ Egh1 gleaoed
lasnv Aeo ssaE9 svay WinAsw hsAs
% Lssaiw ~ - tasllnn Dsaeea.
M ~ euoh hsvulee, - blast ~
~ Soohod ~ w. ~ 80 ~ -
| - ~ $3.50 - vln1evA ri
ooot hogo ~ = ~ oone y ~
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Ion ~ q doG1DeeGnA - ~ oGo1nA q
- tha111l1e a,eGniasto -. J,
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tn e ~ UeoDe - ul6ks
Il 80 lnA(o oJ0 $500 q
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COURT REPORTS.

superior Cours...................WILsON. ].
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1881.
Carter VS. Hazsrd-Set for trial
Feb. 10, at 10 A. II.
Pho Pico W. X. Acknowledgement
of Court below reversed, and new
trial ordered.
Application of Daniel Newman
for writ of habeas corpus-Petittcn
denied; prisoner released OH filing
bond In $500.
AlvItre Va Garcia-Continued un.
til April 9th, at 10 A. M.
Judson vs. Dsvis-Stay Of pro-
ceedings granted until statement
on motion for new trial 10 filed.
Davis vs. Judson-Same.
People eG rel John Trafford va
Board of Supervisors and County
Clerk-Continued by consent until
Thursday next, at P. M.
HOWARD, J.
McCreery vs. Fuller ct al.-PAssed
| to be taken up by consent.
People We +. T. Rsmirez-On mo.
tion OF District Attorney Brown,
arrai "a ment Get for Thursday, Feb.
In, 1t 10 A. n.
Ralph 1t al. W Lockwood-On
trial.
SIR FOR TO-DAY.
Calls Of 81. W Porter ct 81.
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