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st. LsuiS Markets.

Wheat, No. 2 LII Ia; corn, lS i-S;
oats, 80 to 40; timothy seed, e.I5; mil
let. 100 to LIS; wool, IS to SO; butter,
dairy. 9 to 81, creamry,5e to -; eggs.
6 to 9; old chickens, lis to 500.
spring, LIS to e.25.
Cattle light to heavy steers, 500 to
600, Butcher, $50 to 500.
Hogs, workers, Cos to Go; MIXED
packing 600 to 500; o.ooto 100.
Sheep, common to medium. $50 To-
900.
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Rapid Driving.

Rapid driving on our streets is dam
gerous and the authorities should do all
in their power TO put stop to it We
know of but one excuse, and that is
when a man is bound for the Quincy
Grocery, but as they always keep a full
stock, there is no call even then for
dangerous speed.
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CREExToP CRAPHICs.
GREENrop, July a6, 1881.

DIED.-Mrs. M. Cushen, on las
Sunday morning at 2 O'Clock, at he
residence, three miles south Of thi
place. She was in her 46th year Sh'
died with heart disease. frem which
she has been suffering for severa
months. She leaves husband an(
one child. Funeral was preached. Al
4 O'Clock on Sunday evening, at her
residence by Rev. Geo. Burns, and hel
remains were brought to this place 70,
burial, at ! O'Clock Sunday evening
The funeral procession wa large be-
ing attended by a concourse of sor.
rowing relatives and friends.
R. R. Wells went to Appleton City
to see his nephew, WHO'S quite sick.
A small child of John Gatlin's is
quite sick, DR.. wilson is the attend
ing physician.
Mrs. Metcalfis quite sick. DR.. vii.
son is attending her.
R.R. Wells has almost completed
his new residence. When completed
it win have S rooms and one dormer
window. John Rowlison, r. r. Wells
and M. and Charley Weston did the
work
WnSix, living three miles southeast
Of this place, has recently purchased
Lewis Vests farm of one hundred
and sixty acres, for which he paid
twenty-three hundred dollars.
Clay Price and family went to Grun.
dy county on visit this week.
W. B. Fisher, living one mile east
ofthis place, has almost completed his
new residence. When finished it will
be the finest residence in this part of
the country. B. Hutchinson did the
work.
Green Owens has rented the Phelps
house. We learn that he will open out
a first class restaurant in a few days,
which we are glad to note.
T. c. Sickles, of Lancaster was in
town Monday.
We noticed DR.. Avery of Queen
City on our streets to-day
Wells and Reynolds shipped one car
Dad of hogs to-day.
Two of our townsmen went to Kinks.
lille last night on the train and were
coming back on the extra, but missed
t. We noticed them in town early this
morning. We learn Mr.. B. is laid up
or repairs.
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PERSONAL CRAPHIcS.

|. Miss Lizzie Fowler Is visiting Mem
ph,s friends.
Mr.. Will T. Drake started 10 Kansa
yesterday on a business tour.
We learn that Everett Hope is visit
ing the northern lakes.
Hon Ben Eli Guthrie. Normal re
gent, spent Sunday in kirksville.
The Ora phic Office has ordered frs
class Hughes stereotyping outfit from
New York.
Uncle Charley Allgaler is back agar
after few days pleasant vacation al
Columbia.
Mrs. Caldwell, of Texas, is here visit
ing the family OF her brother, &. w
Smith.
Miss Ella Bagley returned Wednes-
day morning from SIX weeks visit to
relatives in central Missouri.
Mrs. j. A. Tinsman. who has been
visiting friends in Randolph county for
some weeks returned home this week.
Mrs. j. C. Carothers and her father
MIR. Ed. Parcels left Tuesday for visit
to friends in Macon county.
Mr. Samuel Hagan of the Prairie
Bird nelghborhood was in Monday and
enrolled on the Graphic list of readers.
Mr.. Frank Quinn, was called by tele-
gram to Dean, Iowa, Yesterday morn
ing. His wife who is at that place is
very i'll.
Mr.. John Miller and family, who
have been spending the summer, with
friends in eastern Indiana and western
Ohio. are at home again
Miss Cordie Morrey returned last
Sunday from two weeks visit with
friends and relatives near Hurdland,
Knox Co.
Mr.. ]. Buchanan, former well
known Normal student, who graduated
in 1874, IS in town looking up old ac-
quaintances.
Rev. |. N. Holcomb left last night
for St. Louis on short vacation, dur
ing which he will visit the western part
Of the state.
{. }. Pollock goes to Omaha, Satur-
day to meet Mrs. Pollock who is on her
road home from Santa Barbara, Cal.
where she has been spending several
Mr.. H. +. MILAN, in company with
E. B. Brswington, is now in Colorado.
They went to MaySvlIle where Mr..
Brewington is interested in some min
ing claims.
Mr.. II. NJ. Swetnam. who has been
studying law in the office, OF Messrs.
4 Musick for the past year,
started on a visit to his home in Ken
lucky, Thursday night
A. 5. Campbell and family OF st. Lou
is, arrived IN this place this morning.
We understand they expect to make
This their future home They are stay
ng at the PARCELS House.
H. NJ. Stahl and Henry Felker were
n town Monday and called to see the
GRAPHIC office. They start this after
noon on a tour north in search Of
health and rest.
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DR.. J. Jackson Crider

Editor and proprietor of the New York
Ottum wa, and Omaha Medical and Sur
gical Journal, and for fifteen years .
physician of eminence IN New Yorl
City and now sole owner of the famous
Ottumwa Medical Infirmary, establish
ed in Ottumws, Iowa, since March 8
1874. Owlng3to his immense practice
in Kirksville, Mo-, he has consented 70
make visit Monday, August 9Th, and
remain until Thursday August 18th,
1881, taking rooms at the old reliable
Parcels House. DR.. Order is no stran-
ger and hence needs no comment as
many of our people have been success
fully treated at his infrmary. He
treats all manner of chronic diseases of
q private nature. He gives electric,
medicated and vapor baths in connec-
ton with his medicated mineral water
baths, which are superior to any hot
Springs treatment in Syphilis. Neural
gia, Rheumatism or paralysis, Kidney
and Liver disease. Remember DIR. Cri-
der can cure any case of Kidney Disease
in existence. Such as bright's Dialects
or any other Kidney Disease. DIR. Cri-
der's eminent knowledge and long
years of successful practice has begat
for him wide reputation in the treat
ment of
FEMALE DISEASES
Sueh as all manner of alterations.
hardening and Thickening of the
womb, which are dragging many no.
bic wife down to premature grave and
rendering the home desolate. DIR. Cri-
der has cured thousands when they had
travelled from state to state. city to city,
tried all kind Of doctors, and all kind
OF springs and got no relief. His man.
ner of treatment is novel and entirely
new, unknown to the regular practice
Of any school or sect. DIR. Order has
been 35 wears in the treatment of chrOn-
ic and female complaints and private
diseases.
CATARRH
We would call your special attention
to DIR. Orders treatment and say he
claims to be the only man on the globe
that ever cured case of chronic Nasal
Catarrh He will set you down in
chair and extract from One-fourth to
one-half pint OF catarrh mucus from
your throat and head in ten minutes.
and will pay$1 600 to any living man,
woman or child who does the same. Come
and see the Doctor and be convinced.
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Big Corr.

The Halliday Bros. brought in Z
stock Of corn raised on the old "Dye"
place which takes the cake" so far as
we have seen this year. 1t measures
some thirteen feet in length. If this corn
keep s on growing to the end of the
season we think a derrick and ladder
will be necessary to gather the crops
next fall.
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Too FaStidiouS.

Some would-be Byrons look on with
disgust
At the rhymes OF Electric Oil "poet;'
But we have the best article known to
the world,
And intend that all persons shall know
it,
1t cures coughs, colds, asthma and ca
tarrh,
Bronchitis and complaints of that kind
1t does not cost much, though rhumetlcs
it cures,
It's best Oil in the world you can find.
For sale BY j. G. Jamison.
Call at w. J, Wilkes and get one OF
those handsome spring wagons.
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On Exhibition.

You will find superb line of glaS.
and queensware on exhibition at J. II.
Wilkes popular grocery store Any
thing in this line at bottom prices
Drop in and take look, whether You
want to purchase or not
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Mr.. Noah Bates. Elmira. N. Y.,writes:
About four years ago had attack Of
Bilious fever, and never fully recover
ed. My digestive organs were weak
ened, and would be completely pros
trated for days. After BurdOck Blood
Bitters the improvement was so visible
that | was astonished. can now,
though 81 years Of age, dc fair and
reasonable days work" Price $1OO
trial size 10 cents.
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Sporting News.

Summon Races at the kirEsville Fan
grounds, came off on Wednesday after
noon. Foot race between Jonas Of
Kirksville and Belcher of Queen City
First race SO feet for $3.50 won by Jon
as by two feet. Second race IS feet tor
800, also won by Jonas by one foot
This makes our men the cham
pion short distance runner for North
Missouri.
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Do not let the flies poster you, but
60 to the Variety wood work establish
ment of Holmes & Amick and order
wire screens.
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Dr.. Order

would invite all who are afflicted in
any manner to call and see him. Con-
sultation free. Remember day and
date. Parcels House, Kirksville, Mo-,
Monday, August 9Th, and remain IN
Ill Thursday; August nth, 1881, ard
he then will return home to his Medi-
cal Infirmary in Otumwa, Iowa
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NIllle Ard Men

who are houbled with weakness
Of the genito urinary organs.
Ven Who have become weak u the sex.
NJ organ, do not let this golden OPP
portunity to pass, but come at once
and see DR.. Crider.
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Life'S 4 Conundrum.

When judlciously used, Burdock Blood
Bitters are in themselves remedy for
all the evil arising from impurities of
the blood, which never fail to make the
patient long-lived and happy. Price
fl.OO. trial size, 10 cents. For sale by
J. G.. Jamlson.
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Mccormick Iron Mowers.

We have succeeded in obtaining a
few more Iron mowers from the factory
Persons wishing the best machine in
the market will please call and see them.
LINK & BRAsFIELD.
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TALK.

Is cheap but ladies posted in such mat
tsrs will always call on Mrs Marchand
before making their final purchases o.
millinery goods. She has a very fns
line, chosen with care and taste. which,
she Is closing out very cheap.
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Lsst,-S5 Reward.

Monday nigh. 4 pocket book contain
ing $1o.3s. The bill is No. 1883,
and IS marked with the names Of Henry
H. Eckert, and Mary Antoinette Mart
in. The above reward will be paid for
its return to Cochrane's tailor shop.
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Scrofala.

Or. Order cured Johu w. Seller at
Ter he was reduced to skeleton weigh
ing 20 pounds and had nine open ulcers
discharging corruption by the pint dai-
", and when cured IN six months he
weighed l49 pounds.
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To the Superintendent Of Every
s. s. In Adair County.

Phase inform me by postal card OF
otherwise the township in which you
are located, the name of your school
and your post Office address. Don't
fail, as ii is important for you as well
as for me to know.
is. BLAcKMAN, Secy.
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GWl Pasture.

For cattle and sheep after August 1st,
At the Kearns farm, three miles north
of town. d. Chase.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter, $4,000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see me
before you sell. and get my prices, and
do not he fooled by street runners, my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBRoOK.
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Shiloh's Catarrah Remedy.

A marvellous cure for cattarrh, diptheria
Canker mouth and headache. With each bot
tie there is an ingenious nasal injecture for
the more successful treatment of these com
plants without extra charge Price Soc. Sold
I. K. Fowler, druggist, kirksyille, Mo. 1w
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Window and door screens put up
neatly, cheaply and promptly at
Holmes & Amick's factory.
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Thatcher L ThonpSoa

Represent the oldest and most
reliable fire insurance companies of
the world. Call and see them for a
policy.
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Orders for wood work of every de-
scription, door screens, window screens,
ETC., promptly executed at Holmes &
.Amick's Variety Wood Works.
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Notices of wanted, lost, found, for
sale, etc, made a special feature of
the Daily and Weekly GRAPHIC and in
serted at low rates.
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SETTLE UP.

Having taken in partner last Feb
ruary, earnestly request those owing
me to please call at once and settle up.
N. A. BAYLOR.
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Answer this Question.

Why do SO many people We see around US
seem to prefer to suffer and be made miser-
able by indigestion, consumption. dizziness,
loss OF appetite. coming up Of the food yellow
skin, when for 75c we will sell them Shiloh's
vitalizer guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
T. r. Fowler, druggist, Kirksville, Mo- 1w
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Apoplexy and Epileptic Fits.

You who have tried all sorts of doc.
tors and patent medicines are earn.
estly invited to come and see DR., Cri.
der. he never fails on single case.
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>Yeulg Men

Who are restless, nervous, and despon-
dent from many causes come and see DIR.
Order, he has cured 5000 IN the past
years.
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Paints and oils. big stock good and
cheap, also fine selection OF wall pap.
ers for the spring trade. Call and
see me. " Wilson
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Hot and cold lunch at Frank Pts
ter's with hot coffee at all times. Call
and see him opposite the depot. Kinks.
vile Mo.
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Gall at W. Wilkes HafdWaIe store
when you want first class Buggy OF
Spring wagon.
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Mrs. ellis Gem Gallery. on the west
side has been repaired and rearranged,
and fitted up for first class work. Good
light and quick working chemicals.
Give her call.
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Snail Ceufsrt.

When you are continually coughing
night and day, annoying everybody
around you, and hoping it will go away
of its own accord, you are running .
dangerous risk-better use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, an unfaillng remedy in all
such case. For sale by j. g. Jamison.
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Information Wanted.

Many years ago, and before the war
two men by the name of w. b. and
c. G. Martin lived in this county. l
now wish to find their post-office adj
dress or that of their heirs.
w l.. GRIGGs.
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Hurt.

Wolfe Hart, VIM. Harris little son,
fell from a scafiolding to new building
where he was playing, on Monday,
fracturlng one arm and sustaining Sc
we're bruises in various places.
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A Slingerland has complete set o
title abstract books, W. side square.
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Mr.. Ruhstadt, who has been absent
some tine in Chicago. is back at his
old post in the Ladies Bazaar.
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BURRIS- HAMILTON BY the Rev.
w. l.. Fletcher, at the residence OF
the brides father, Sunday, July a:
1881, Mr.. Andrew W. Burris and
Miss Lizzie A. Hamilton.
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A fine kiln of brick Just burned. Am
running a big force and will supply all
orders promptly. Give me call.
j. w. BERNARD.
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Great Bargains

In clothing, fans, parasols, and
all summer goods from now
till September 1st.
3. +. LAMKIY.
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CANCERS.

DR.. Order can cure any case unless
too far eaten up. Hecures without
the use of the knife.
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A regular boom in door and window
screens at Holmes & Amick's wood
working establishment.
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They are ''rustling" up lively trade
at Crawford &Allga,er's. A full line of
staple and fancy groeerie. tinware, wood
enware, fruits, tObaccOs etc.
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Edmiston, the tailor, does not pro-
pose to be beaten. Call and Sc. him.
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Haley City Notes.

Haley City, Mo-, July 2S.-Thinking
a word from the fast improving young
town Of Haley would be appropriate
and not out of place, l would say
that the point is still booming and
building up fast, never have saw any
thing to equal it. Houses are being
completed fast: business houses es'
pecialy. One great trouble is the lack
of railway transportation for lumber
1t is thought this will be obviated
by trains running Aug. 1st. A great
many intend building as soon as lum.
Der can be run in by rail. Jones 6,
Moberly's building for hardware is
about completed and ready for bust
ness next week and predict a large
trade for them in their line. Geo.
Moberly's will be completed in perhaps
three weeks, general store. In fact
this point has all the elements in every
regard to make a great BUSINESS
town. The people coming here with
very few exceptions are all good clever
people, we'll educated, besides they
are mostly all in very good circum-
stances, and this is quite an item. J..
NJ. Sullivan has opened a large drug
stock and is doing good business
l.. E. Carroll, proprietor Of the New
York Store, seems to be busy from
morning till night, he has the largest
and best house in town being 2,xS4
feet, and carries an unusual stock of
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
clothing, queenswarc, and groceries.
Here any thing can be got that the
citizen or farmer wants, and at bed
rock prices. The MesSers Stringer
also do good business in the grocery
line.
The fact is, trade is good and will
grow better as soon as railway commun-
ication is opned up with the outside
world. We are at great loss in not
getting he GRAPHIC promptly, can't
get along without it, it is the best
inland county paper ever saw. Our
post Office will be opened on the first
Of August. More anon.
DIED.-On Sunday evening, at tie
residence of her mother, Mrs. Rebec-
ca Mcintosh, wife of l.. H. Mcln-
tosh, and daughter of Mrs. Catharine
Dear
The deceased had been in poor
health for long time and had but re-
Gently returned from the Eureka
Springs, in Arkansas, where she had
went with he hope ofreceiving benefit.
She was known and respected by
wide circle Of acquaintance here
Her funeral,which was largely attended
took place Tuesday morning from the
hall Of the Liberals and Spiritualists, of
which society she was member. An
funeral discourse was deliv-
cred by Mrs. Nettie Rase Fox, of Iowa.
Remember DR.. Order cures all kid
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A beautiful line of glassware very
cheap at J. H. Wilkes, south sid,
square.
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Edmiston can't be beat on q snug
fit and stylish cut. 4 full line of first
class goods. Leave your measure tor
4 good suit.
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Catarrh sufferers come and see DR..
Order on the 9th of August at Parcels
House.
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Laces. embroidery, dress goods, car
pets, clothing, all to be found at Brew
inRton's and as cheap as any one will
sell you-dOH't tOrgst II.
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Announcement.

Twill preach at Bethel Church on
next Sunday at II q. m. All are invit.
ed. F. NJ. GREEN.
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New line of glass and queenswar,
Just received at Funk & Myers.
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You that have tried all kinds of physi.
clans come and see DR.. Crider the 9Th
of August at Parcels House.
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New lot Kansas City -four just receiv
cd at Funk & Myers.
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John Caskey says he does not have to
lie on his fellow merchants in order to
sell goods,
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The Studebaker Wagon with the
new patent truss axle, at Wilkes hard
ware store. Farmers call and see it.
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Buggies and Spring Wagons going
cheap at w. ]. Wilkes.
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George Brewington does not blow;
his goods do the blowing for him as
they are always worth what you pay
for them.
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INOR SALE.-Some four hundred of land.
IL l00 In cultivation, several houses. coal vein.
and good MILL site water or steam on The llnd-
VIII be sold very cheap on easy terms. Apply al.
this once.
CTRAYED OK STOLEN-From the unicrsignet
0since Monday. June Is, bay horse. blind la "n,:
eye and ten years old. l sorrei mare. blaze fare.
II years old and has lump left side: come fr"ns
Illinois and may have started back. 4 liberal re-
ward for information leading 10 their recovery. Adj
dress, ALIEN. HAli.EN-
July :, 1851. Shiblcy'- Point. No.
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Large stock of wooden ware offered
cheap at Funk & Myers.
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Remember DR.. Cnder cures all kid
new, stomach and liver diseases; and
will be at Parcels House Monday,
August Sth.
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Cancers.

All you who have cancers remember
DR.. Orders visit August 9Th.