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Rum SnSs nermrthsiIt.

g8bite Ylain8, N.sD., 81. 9e;br. -
&ngelo @ornstti, weldsr Daniel &asf, ieis
nen Mitseianssusu, in SiugzSins ermor,
oete, ,murbe beute gum Sobe Uerurtbeilt. 0as
llrtbeil iou am %. Sauuar uolfreft tuer.
cen.
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Cine Observation-Disclosures.
9 el sie n.
Gin srhnsrss N,6.i,

Sruiiel 81. Del. S.-0tau befiirdtet, baB
Der Staat i'm uadfteu Sabre nit eiuem De-
fi3it Don minbefens % NiaiOueu 6rancS gu
fGmofsn haben tpiro,
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6OTnlit,oAInA.

Yaris, 81. 8e3em5er. - Gabriel Sbars
mes Ibreibt in einem Srtefe all Die DE
bats" baB Die @rri6turg elmer nattonalen
Regierung an Stelle eurOpdtiden Giufluiie8
in @g1pten ba8 gano ruintreu, unb bic Nm
msIenbeit eiuiger meui9er Guglduber uidt
Die Neugeiialtung oes @anbe& Sepahrleiiteu
iuiir6e
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NnfdQe.

Suutiugtou, Ya., 81. DECEMBER. -
Die 20=labrise Gnua g8ilt erlitt beute in
6olge ibrer llnuort6tisteit idredttde Sraub.
muubeu. Ste rptrb idmerttt ssrettet per.
beu fouueu,
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Gsppten II.
Ginr Seridti9ure

gon0on, u. 0e;ember. Gius CT
6euter's SeIegrupben>SiIreau geridtete De,
peide BON Cairo tuutet nGs 1T ni9t mrbr,
oob Sr. 8reojf isiue Hunttiouen ais @ous
troleur pie0er aufgenommen bat"
Die llrbebcr seS Nfanocres ju Meraneria.
Nlerunbrta, 81. DECEMBER. Safiau
Noulia. Ntab, Suleiman 9nuo uno Saio
@anbeel itr6 bier cil1aetrofien. Sie peroen
auf bic Inflage Der Mitidulb an Sen Mfai
iacre unb Der SranbIeguug pom II. Suti
rrp2eiIirt merbeu.
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Die pcrscnnerten Santb amteu.

Yuris, 81. 9eSembsr. - Yrdiosut
SontOur unb Strettor 8sSer BON Der usrs
fradteu Linton generate" meldle geiteru
megen idwinblerider @eiddftsfiibruug ;u
elmer @efdnguibitrafe uerurtbeitt purben,
baben gegeu oies grtenutuiB appellirt. Die
bstrefIenbe Serbanoluug mtro i'm Sebruar
ftattfinSeu.
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Tefegrap6ifde 9epefden.

CSsribts Der ,aiociirtsn 4reie fit ben ,Geutid5e
9orreiponbentsn.l
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6 II alanS.
Spie AusGbta.

EOuoon, p. 9e3ember. - 0awitt bielt
gei'cru in elmer Serlammluug ;u Stalps
bridge cine &ebe. Gr iaGte, Ole ganbirage
lei i'll sin bebentlides Staoium getreteu.
Sic Ofentlide Meinung in @nglaHO lei i'll
Gol8c Ger neuerlideu OiOrbtbateu uufgeregt.
: EN- Serbred iollte, wer aud immer
eafiir uerantwOrtlid lei, Elm &noe gemadt
merben. Ser 3uiammenbruh Der gaubliga
lei api oas SorberriGen bon SerbreheH iu.
ritdnIiibren.
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Sa0ur1ub.

Jteapel, 81. DECEMBER. - Sn Der NadJ.
baritlait Der Stabt 1T Don elmer belDaiiueten
Sanoe Elm Sabuiug uusebalteu woroeu,
unb Die Buiiusiere, Die oerlelbe trug, ,purSen
ansgeplihbert. Die 8egieruus bat anf Die
Seffnabme Der 8duber etne Selobnung Don
1000 Sranc8 geieBt.
Der parlamentariirbe Sir
j 0 m, 81. DECEMBER. - 0te Debate
Setrefs Der parlamsutariiben SereiotsuugS:
Bill murbe beute tpteber in Der 9eputirteu.
TANNER aufgenOmmen. Der Wiuiiter bes
aeubereu uuo Der Suits .Uiiniiter uuteritiis.
ten Die SOrlage. SdlteBli6 muroe Elm Ser
trauenapotum fiir bic 9tegieruHg MT 33i
gegtn 32 Sttmmeu angenOmr1eu. 81 0e.
puttrte, barunter Siguor &airoli nnbmcu ar
Der Ibitinmung uidJt She'll.
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Yarts, 81. DECEMBER. @rai Weuab.
req, Der ueue italieuiid)e @eianbte in Baris,
iiberreidte beute Dem Yrdfoeuteu iciu Gre
Sittp. Sn ieiuer Gniprafs iaste er, SaB
istn Guitrug iet, bas ;wiiden beibcu Natto-
nen beitebenoe freuubidaftlide SerbdltniB
3u bsfeitigeu unb bauernoe 6rcunOihaft 3wi=
ideu ibuen III fidlsrn. Sbm gsreidle ie;ue
Senbung sur peri0nltdeu @enu9tbunug, ba
er ais italieniider Soloat bic rubmuoHe
&affenbriiperifaft nit 6rautreid, pelfe
ieoem itaiient den Ser3eu 70 tbeuer ieL ais
Ieiue idOnlte @riuuerung betradte.
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MAS III butIncliI."

&onbon, 81. 9e,ember. - Sr. perbert
DlatICn, Elm Yreoiger ser @ougregatiouai.
Neps" cinsu Srtef oeS Erditbenten Nrtbur
ppm >. 3eSember. Su oielcm griefe oantt
Der Erdibsrt Srn. Station oafiir, baB bieier
i'm auf gepiiIc &eltquien BON Baibingtou
aninertiam gemadt babe, ;u gleider 3eit
uber bemertt er, bab, ba Der @ougreB nift
in Situng lei, er teine Strttte ;un Grs
psrbe berielben nnterhebmen tonne. Sr.
WatIoH briidt isine lleberseugurg ans, baB
Elm Diitglieo be8 @OugreiIes beaHtrageu
merbe, bieie 8eliauieu fir bic Ser. Stauteu
III ernerben.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
sHERIFF,S SALE.
Mary j. Pool, ct n,

Mary J: Pool. ct Al.
RY virtue or . decree and order of sale. issued
- from the ONCE OF the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Lsfayette county. Missouri, in favor Of
LAZY :fooi, widow of Pleasant c. Pool decd,
guardian and curator OF the person and estate
Of ssid minor. and against Susan j. Bowen and
James II. Bowen her husband. John E.. Pool
setnrn nS hIs Il r. f.. FOOL. to me directed. ano
court, 1 will. ON = - 1900 - sou"
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1882.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon ana I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
Jay anu In front of the courthouse door. in the
city Oh Lexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, during the session Of the said circuit
courto OF said county, sell publicly, by auction,
10 tne highest bidder. for one-half cash and one
al = per cent on deferred payment, all the
right. title, interest. claim and estate of the said
PLAINTIFF and defendants in said execution, in
a ana 10 tne .oiioWing described real .stat.-....-
and state Of Missouri. to.wit:The northeast quar-
yer oil the northwest quarter of section seventeen
llIl;t6e southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section seventeen III; also three and
one-half 1871 acres OF the west side Of the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section eight Isl; also three and one-haIf 1871
acres on the west side of the northwest quarter
OF the nsriheast quarter of section seventeen
llIl; also the southeast quarter oil he southwest
quarter OF section eight lSl; also twenty 1901
acres the north half of the north est quarter OF
the northwest quarter of section seventeen [l7l,
and ten acres the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
range twenty-six [2el. containing about one
hundred and ffty-seven ISL acres.
% This land will be sold in one body. and is
a very desirable farm.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Novcm-
Der. 1852; BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.
Elizabeth +. Roberts q William \
b. Roberts, her husband,

Elizabeth +. Roberts and William
b.. Roberts. her husband.
Charles H.. Payne, ct Al.
% virtue OF = decree and order OF sale issued
II from the Office Of the clerk of the eircuit
court &c irvo OF Lafayette "a YET county and state Of Mi,sc1Ii.
against c. aries II Payne. Dennis Payne, Georxe
&nEs.tas f hsteea w M'ifiIiS'9n1 f ;caae.' 9sl y; s ss3l..;
and Nicholss H. Bryant, her husband, Frinois
tEons a = James Lyons, he. husbsnd and
y. fayne, defendants, and to me directed %
specia. commissloner therein. duly appointed
a asrn n,f issa, e on SAID Iit eou1tt / viz IL III the December
aI SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10TH. 1852.
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day. and IN front Of the courthouse door. in he
city, OF Lexington. IN Lafayette county, Alssou.
County. sell [ ss ssss5HH y auction. to the highe:,
1Idder. log cash. all the right, title, and
and defendants in and to the following real
estate, described In said order of sale and de.
cree Of partition as lollows, to-wlt Forty (0)
northwest quarter; and forty 4G) acres. the
northwest quarter oil the south wesl quarter, both
OF lection sixteen u6) and thirty 1907 acres Cd
northeast quarter Of section seventeen u7).
square across; and sixteen (l6) acres Oh Of the
south end Of the northwest quarter of the north
EAST quarter oil section seventeen ~, and more
fully described as follows: Beginning ii the
southwest corner of the northwest quar-
Ter of tho northeast quarter: thence north
nifty = one and one = half (51L) degrees
east, one hundred and thirteen NlS) poles
to stone; thence south to the government COR
eighty (s0) acres. the south half OF the northeast
gu trter oil said section seventeen Q7) and eighty
(s0) acres. the south half of the northwest quar-
ter OF said section seventeen (7), and forty H0)
acres, the northwest quarter Of the ssuthw sst
quarter OF said section seventeen az and eighty
(eo) acres. the north half Of the southeast quar-
acres, the southeast quarter Of the northwest
: quarter OF section twenty t20) and all OF said
tanns being IN township forty-nine t49). range
dred and forty six CAS- acres OF land.
1iven under my hand rs special commissioner
this l4th day of November, A. D., 1857.
CHARLES II. PAYNE.
hoVIStc Special Commlssioper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

showsio benefit by training, aud how
thoroughly sho succeeded in subordi-
mating her own individuality to tho
character she represents. These are
no small tr.unphs aud give promise
Of greater. 1t is easy to point out
shortcomings aud TO indicate where
improvements may be made. her
own bright intelligence has. we could
see, suggested many. Her move
ments, like those of all who have been
but q short time Oh the stage, are
sometimes loo palpably the result OF
study rather than spontaneity and
elucidate the character rather than
spring from 1t. Tha: Is, che has not
vet acquired the art which older aud
more experienced artists possess Of
.coucealing art when she uses any. A
feeling arises, rs has been desired to
be conveyed in some able but adverse
criticisms, that her Interpretation Of
character glitters rather than warns.
This 10 not entirely so, though it may
be to q certain extent, aud must be
for q time in one 80 young to the stage.
But under the lighter bubbles on me
surface there runs at times q current
Of deep feeling. There arc moments
when she pauses amid her antelope
springs Of mirth to dwell on some
gentle sentiment with delightful
thoughtfulnsss. Then when you look
round, where . you fluid Que SO
young. so fair and bright, so full of
Joyous freshness, and in such delight
full contrast to others Of aged and
well-reg1lated art. A great deal too
much stress il laid on what 10 called
art and the necessity Of teaching aud
experience. Mis-. O'Neill, Fanny
Kemble aud many Of our greatest so-
tresses hat little of either when they
won their first triumphs. Its tendency
10 really. as Fanny kembis writes. to
stIf1e genius, to repress spontaneous
emotions aud & stures, aud to make =
woman put OH b ira m work of stage
conventiOnalitfes with the dress OF
the part. II she u feel herself the
character. - it was evident to MI and
those around me Mrs. Langtry telt
herself last night, all this apparatus Is
unnecessary. Nature prompted her
aud shs 10 the only prompter worth re-
lying u. But "a the tendency OF ar
fists is to attach undus Importance 10
their own doinga, they come in time
to substitute their peculiar skill and
ingenuity for the suggestions of the
mind and tramp the powers they
ought to strengthen aud mature. The
popular admiration Of consummste
ART coufirms them in the error, until
At last the form only remains after the
spirit. has hed. Something more than
an understanding of the nature of the
ideal character to be psrsonated aud
the power of EXPRESSING feeling by
voice, look or gesture 10 needed and that
10 such al entire sympathy with the
as shall enable the actress
to live and feel herself the imaginary
being during the whole scene. The
plastic sensihility to be thus Mrs.
Langtry Seems to me to possess. She
was Juliana. The audience, which
gave Mrs. Lsngtry . somewhat cold
warmed as she proceeded,
until ct the close Of the third act It
rose into an enthusiasm which found
iu many aoral tributes and
repeated calls. w. STUART.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
PARTISAN WIT.

The lady has lost her only child,
aud the friend who calls upon her
to console her finds her plunged in .
gulf of utter woe.
"But you must net give way to your
grief in this manner-you must try to
bear up" says the wsll-msaning
friend.
"Oh, l know l shouldn't" sobs the
afflicted parent. wringing her hands
frsntically ."but you know how l am
the mere't trife uP.et' mel"
The old Judge, VINO has always been
looked upon as the p%ossessor of an
iron constitution, calls upon his
doctor.
"You here7" says the phy.ician in
a.tonisnlDent; what eau be the mat
Yer 2"
"WelI, doctor, the fact 10 that l am
getting TO be u little uneasy about the
state of my health"
"Ah Aud where 10 the trouble 7?
In the head? Stomach"
ono, they're all right, but of late l
have beeu suffering a good deal from
iusomnia-in court"
-
A young poe t presents himself be-
fore tho reading committee Of the
Comedie-Frsucaise, armed with .
play in five acts.
Before beginning to read it be un-
rolls . package which he has brought
under his arm and presents each of
his listeners with . handkerchief, re-
marking III . matter-of-fact way:
t"You may want q spare one! There
are some moving scenes in my plsyv !"
=.
Brief but vivid account of the battle
of Waterloo, given by q Belgian:
"Well, Al the emperor was on
horseback he noticed q black cloud
upon the horizon, aud turning TO his
chief Of staff asked If that officer could
see what it al
"'Sire,' said the chief of staff. Chose
are the Russiansp
"'Seud out a squadron of cuiras-
siersP
"They sent out a squadron Of cui-
rassiers, and thai VI al the eud of the
Russians.
pretty soon the Emperor saw an
other black cloud upon the horizon.
"'Sire,' said the chief of staff, those
are the Austriansp
"'Send out another squadron of
cuirasslersp
"They sent out another squadron
Of uuirassiers, aud that WA the eud of
the Austrians.
pretty soon the emperor saw all
other cloud-a tiny BLACK speck upon
the horizon.
"'Sire,' said the chief of staff, 'those
are the Bslgians
"'The devil you say" cried the
emperor, turning pale boys, the JIG
il up!"
The recital reminds one Of the in'
teresting description Of the taking of
Sebastopol given by All enthusiastic
child OF sunny Provence.
"And that was the way" said he
"thst | aud the other fellows from
Marseillss took Sebastopol."
"Were there 10 Parisisns there /
asksd of LItetia, anxious for the
fame of his city.
None! No l am wrouR-ther.
were some Pari.iaus at Seba-tapol
Quite = lot OF 'em In the band !"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Y virtue Of an order of the Probate Court IF
- Lafayette county, Missouri, made ut thu.
August term, 1882. Of said court, and in obrdi-
ence to eaid order, i will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10TH, 1882,
at the courthouse door, In the city of Lexington,
Lafayet county. No and during the session
OF the circuit court for said county. offer tor
sale. openly and publicly, by auction to the
highest b!duer. for cash in hand, ali the right,
title and interest OF Absalom Sibert. deceased, in
the following lands, situated In Lafayette coun-
~, Missouri, viz: The east half al the south
west quarter of section seventeen I'll; and the
west malt OF the southeast quarter vi section
seventeen ll7l. within township iorty-eight (4sI,
and range twenty-six 1851; also the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five [25l; and the east
half Of the southeast quarter Of section twenty
five l25l, within township lorty-pine 1851, and
range twenty four [24l. said sale Will Oe made
to enforce u Judgment OF the Lafayette circuit
court in favor OF Dewitt c Fry against said
land. rendered April Is, 1882. Tor 81, 473 As, and
costs. upon an attachment leyiei on said land in
said Cause by Dewitt q Fry on October 5, 1851,
and will be made subject to membranes.
Given under my hand this November Is. 1882.
novlStd NJ. CHAPMAN.
Administrator Estate OF A bsalomsibert DECD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. william Young by his certain
~ desd Of trust. dated the S0th day OF April.
A.. D., 1879, and recorded in the recorders ONCE
Of Lafsys!te county. Missouri, in book No. ii,
At page NO. 80. conveyed to the undersigned,
~trustee, the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Lafayette. and state OF
Missouri: to-wit; The northsas. quarter Of sec-
twenty-sevsn t97j, being an undivided one
sixth part Of said quarter section. which said
conveyance was made In trust to secure the
payment Of u certain promissory note In said
deed Of trust described, which said note,
principal, and interest are now due and still
remain unpaid: now. therefore, at the request
Of the legal holder of said note 1 will, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9TH, 1889.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock g.. m. and i've
O'Clock p. m. Of that day, in front of the court
house door, in the city Of Lexington: in the
county. OF lafayette, and state of Missouri,
proceed and sell all the right, title and Interest
9fcaid William Young. at public vendue. to the
highest bidder, for C-sh. the above described
due upon said promissory note. together with
the costa and expenses Of said trust and eale.
dAe2kd ,I0YE A Z TIyTT Trn.taa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
TOO FAMILIAR.

Mi. Peet. . rather difadent man, was
unable to prevent himself from being
Introduced one evening to . fascinat-
ing young lady, who, Misunderstanding
his name, constantly addressed him -
Mr.. Petors, much to the ~gentlsmsn's
distress. Finally. summoning courage,
Realistically but earnestly demonstrated:
"Oh don't call mi Peters: call me
Pset." "Ah, but l don't know you
we'll enough, lr. Peters," said the
young lady, blushing, - che playfully
withdrew behind her fan.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
A~DMlNIsTRATOR,s NOTICE,

EITElsS of administration on the estate of
II Judith l.. Edwards: deceased. were grant
cd to the Undersigned on the 9th day Of Mo-
Semoer, 1882: by tue Probate court Of Lafay-
cite county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me Tor slloWancs
within one year after the date of this notice. or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; and ifsuch claims be not exhibited with.
IN Two years they Will be forever barred.
ROBERT TAYLOR,
oecZt0 Administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
there Is a BALM IN


For all Nerve and Brain affections are
Invaluable. They are prompt, safe and
b1sctusl. The best known remedy
Ma the world for nervousness in ali
DR.. stages, Weakening OF the memory,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
FARM O SALE.

r WILL sell my farm, adjoining We'll
i lington on the west end and the rail. I'M
road on the south. 1t contains Ito acres Ml
Of land. all under fence and is nearly W
ull under cultivation. Has Two good dwelling
west corner; orchard Of 300 young trees. IL
good fence. and ia, all nnderlaid with
coal. For terms apply on the place TO me,
or 10 Asssrs. Rathbun q Son, Lexington. .
= nSv2oD9 r,Ja". -5 BENZ. r. MARTIN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
ssTho Dead Line.s'

Many old soldiers remember 1.-The dead .lne''
At Andersonviile. 1t was u mighty dangerous
nsighborhosd. Dyspepsia. blliousness. and
liver and kidney diseases are full Of perils for
the sick, but Burdock Blood Dlttsrs are . certain
remedy. Sold everywhere. Sold by Charles W.
Leonis. dStl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
:JOHNSON'S
ANODYNE LINlMENT.

For Internal and External Use.
CURE-Neuralgia. Diphtherla. Group. Asthma,
Bronchitis. influenza. Sore Lungs, Bleeding Ut
the Lungs. Chronic Hoarseness, Hacking Cough,
Whooping Cough. Chronic Rheumatism. Chronic
Kidney Troubles. Diseases of the Spine and
Lame Back. Sold everywhere. SEM for pam
phlet to 1. y. JOHNSON & CO., Boston Mass
Lexington, Mo-. aeptQyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
WANTED

Turkeys, Geese. Ducks. Chickens.
ieratrie Chickens. Quails, Rabbits.
Squirrels. OPossums. Raccoons ana
ali Game in their soason.
u JOHN h. JORDAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

There are many SOURCES Of proat 70 these who
are ingenious and entsrprisinR. Burdock Blood
Dittsrs are . source of profit In every way. They
build up the health surely. speedily. and stfsct-
uslly, which Il saying . great deal. Sold by G.
W. LOOMS. -.f ,.. DOL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
North Tols Expeditions,

Prize fghts. lotteries. walking matches. aad
balloon sscsnsions are usually humbuss OF the
worst SOFT. DR.. Thonas' Eclestr,o OIL 10 not =
huaabug. 1t Is aquick cure for aches and sprslns,
and Is just vs. good for q lsmsnsss. Sold BY C..
W. LOOMS. dsl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

Upon = writer CLAIMING. that his
works contained much food for
thought" . friend remarked: That
may be so; but it il w%rctchedly cooked"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
new RICH BLOOD.
. PARSONS PURGA1IvE PILLS

MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD. and will complete
~ change the blood In the entire system In three
month";. Any person who will take l pill each
night from l to u weeks may be restore.i TO
sound health II such y thing be possible. Sold
~eyerywhere or sent by mail for eight letter
stamps. Send for circular. I. 8. JOHNSON
q CO., Boston, hass. Fer sale by Chas. W.
Loomis. Lexington. No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

Mr.. John Ripper. Ssh aud Primm
streets. 81. Louis. No, Gays: "Ons
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters cured
me Of ' headache."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

4Where do the hats 60 2" an ex-
change asks. Some of them 10 to tie
treater aud obstr uct The view Of Il
audience.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

An e%n,erprising foundry-man has
named the economical stove he has
invented IN "Semi.coal-'uu,"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
MAKES HENS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
the Horse aud Cattle Powders soldj here are
worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's Condl-
ton Powders are absolutely pure and immensely
valuable Nothing on earth will make hens lay
like Sheridan's Condition Powders. Dose. one
ieaspoonful to one pint food. Sold everywhere,
or sent by mail for eight letter stamps. L. S.
JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass. For sale. by
@. W. LOomls.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

Try breathing the fumes of turpen.
tine or oarbolic acid to relieve whoop.
ing cough.