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SC. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, SEPT. 13.
Flour-Upper grades better: family
10 to 4.2O, choice 4.65 to AIS, fancy
400 to $50.
Wheat Higher. and fairly active;
No. 2 red 94Hs to Oh cash, 95 to 954
September, 81 to 95b October, 941s to
4B November, 1856 to 951a Decem-
ber, 941s to 945s the year; 965s@961s
January; closing at outside; No. 3 S9a
to 90. No 4. 81.
Corn-Actlve. higher and excited: 20
cash, 65@664 October. 565s to SO No
vember, 50lS the year, 4756 to 49,
January, 4SB491s May closing out
side.
Oats Higher but slow; 3l1S@32Il
cash 311a Sept. 324@31ss November
81 December, 30li @3O5s the year.
Rye-Lower; 53h@54.
Barley-70 to 50.
Butter-22@3l.
Eggs-1S1s@19
Pork-Strong but higher jobbing
21S5
Dry salt meats-None here; last ono
ted at shoulder $1,000, sides 14.25 to
1890
Bacon Strong and higher: shoulders
sl1.0O, sides 15.621s to 1850.
Lard-Nominal.
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GRAPHIC REPORT.
OF Home and Foreign Markets.
Carefully Corrected and Revised
each Week.

LOCAL MARKETS.
Butter -1O@15 and dull.
Cheese-10 to 15c.
Eggs Firm Is TO IL
Chickens-Live old 200 to $50, young
80 to 200
Potatoes-3O to 40c and scarce.
Onions-50 to LOO bu.
Carrots-5Oc
Turnlps-40c
Parsnips-
BeanslWhite $50 to 4.5O per bu.
None IN market.
Sweet Potatoes-21s to3
Green Apples-25 to SO
Bacon-Sides Is to 1Sc, shoulders
II to 13. Hams 131s to Is.
Lar3-Firm at 13to Ice
Beeswax-15 to 1Sc
Tallow-5 to Size
Corn 20 to 75c.
Oats-25 to 80
Meal-9O to l 10 per bu.
Flour-Common SIX. 1.25 to 1.50, fancy
1.5O to 1.65
Cattle-For butchers use, ESQ 70 2.75
Cows-Miich $25 to 40.
Hogs-Butcher, SIC. to 6
Sheep--Butcher. 2 to2 re.
Hay Timothy 600. And dull
Wool-Unwashed 20 to 23c, tub
washed so to 34
Rags-1.00 per 100 lbs.
Pelts-According to wool, Soc per h..
Hides-Green &c, damaged % off.
dry 13c, No. 2 &c.
Feathers-Prlme geese, 40, 1Os off of
fare.
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pro.racted meeting here this week with
good attendance.
There will be festival at the NJ. +
Churcl, on Thursday evening, Sept. ~,
for the benefit Of the NJ. Il. Church.
Everybody kindly invited to attend.
w. B. Reynolds conten.pIateS build
ing an addition to his store house soon.
The greenbackers held convention
here on last Saturday. Ten delegates
were appointed to attend the conven-
ticn at Lancaster on Monday.
Esq. Lewis was nominated for con-
stable: and James Barlow for squire.
Henry johnson was IN town last
week plaster.ng F. Neighswander's
dwelling.
Nathan Speer and George Speer
start to-day to visit their brother in
the west part of the state.
Smell shipped car load of cattle and
one OF hogs.
J Whl,mer, shipped one ear OF hoops
this week. JAY
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How People Talk.

Most people talk nonsense when
they are idle. The human brain is
naturally Wv, cious and elastic, hence
the versatility which is always to be
found in men of serse. Sensible peo-
pie talk about the weathee Shen there
is no sense in talking about 1t. just as
naturally as they do about anything
that suggests itseifto them when they
are unengaged. For inatance, we re-
Gently heard a gentleman say:
1--WE need snow badly"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By vir.ue and authority of q transcript ex ecuticn
Issued from the Office of the clerk OF the circuit court
OF Adair county. Nilsson Il. returnabe at the Oeto
ber term 1852 of said court. to directed In favor
orc. q. Wood and against David Hricker hav'
eviedpOn and seized all the right title interest aud
claim of the said David Bricker OF. In and TO the
following described real estate in Adair county Mo.
to wit:
The north half Of The southwest quarter Of section
thirty one 81 il township sixty two i62l, Of range
fourteen ti and ten OFF the north part OF the
south east quarter ofthe sonth west quarter OF sec
ton thirty one 81. township sixty two l6e]. OF
range fourteen li. also the north west quarter Of
the south west quarter of section thirty four 1871.
township sixty one of range fourteen llil and
Will. on
FRIDAY the 18th DAY of OCT. 1882.
Between the hours of9 O'Clock in the forenoon and
5o'c'ock In the afternoon OF that day. while the
Circuit court for Adair county. Missouri Is in
sion. :t the court honse door. In Kirksyiile Adair
county Missouri. sell the same. much thereof
may he required, at public sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash IN hand. (.ubect all prior liens
and judgemenis) TO satisfy said Execution and cost.
JOHN SHAVER.
Sheriff .&,lair Co Mo.
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Greentop Briefs.

GREENroP, Sept, l9.-Prot. VIM
Myres, a blind man, gave An enter
tainment at the school house on Satur'
day night last. A grand success.
w. S. Gatlin's hogs are dying with
cholera. He has several.
Mr.. Henry and Mrs. Miller. Of Colo
RADIO are visiting their mother and
friends.
E. Wells, Of Cooper county was here
last week, visiting his brother, R. r
Wells and return home this week.
On last Saturday valuable horse
belonging to James Logan ran against
| . barb-wire fence and vas badly in
Ijured.
Geo. Rice, Of Kirksville, was in town
Monday last and bought fine hive o.
bees. He paid ten dollars. He bought
them from Esq. Lewis.
Capt. Tole, and Mr.. Wells shipped Z
car of sheep and one offat cows to-day
RI Wells takes trip to st. Louis
Rev. Green. OF Kirksvllle, is holding
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The editor of the .SehooI M0dtytor
very truly says that teachers institutes
aresa grand power for good only as
they DO their legitimate work. Those
very ornamental essays and speeches
of the spread eagle style <by distin
guished citizens, are very properly a
bore to all teachers who come there to
learn something. The institute should
assume the form Of school, and
should be manipulated by one who is
thoroughly familiar with the very best
methods OF imparting instruction to
children. Each branch in the public
school curriculum should be taken up
with the sole view of finding the best
method of teaching it.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, sept. 70.
Hogs Receipts $1,000 head: fairly
active and &c higher on best; sales light
s7.5O@S.4O, mixed packing $50 to $50,
heavy $50 to 9.15.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; dull
exports not wanted at $7.75 to $50,
good tochoice shipping $50 to 6.6O,
common to fair 400 to $40, butchers
2.6O to 400. stockers 300 to 4,20, Texans
800 IN 40.
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AN OFFICERS SITUATION.

When the Michigan cavalry brigade
was sent West to wailop the Indians
| after the close OF the war, one OF the
companies in the Sixth was command
ed by Il lieutenant who was hated by
every man in his command. He realiz-
ed this fact, and lost no opportunity to
make it warm for the boys. One
evening when the regiment went into
camp on the banks OF the Platte, tar
beyond Omaha, the lieutenant rugged
up fish line and slipped off down the
stream to hy his luck Rattle> makes
were plenty out there then, anu it was
| well known that the officer had horror
OF them. He was fishing away, getting
a nibble now and then. when one of the
boys stole forward to within ten feet of
him and hoarsely whispered
For Heavens sake lieutenant, don't
move hand or foot There is a big
rattler in the grass behind you y
The officer was man ofnerve, though
he heard every word he made no move
He realized the situation, and after
a moment replied
Cant you kill it -
NO-ueS ) tOU HedI YOU IL ~ W
camp for gun and come up on the
hanks I"
The officer heard the man crawl away
and he sat like statue. The fish be-
gan to bite, but he dared not move his
arms He saw the sun go down. and
the darkness found him as rigid as a
post. When he had been in that situa-
ton for forty minutes he could stand it
no longer. Gathering his breath and
muscle, he made a leap into the water
and after swimming and wadlng for
thirty rods, he climbed out and struck
for camp. as wet as a rat and loaded
down with mud. The story had gone
around the camp and at least 400 men
were out to greet his return and ques-
ton him regarding the length OF the
reptile. The officer took solemn vow
to make somebody sweat tor that trick,
but he tell before an Indians bullet be-
fore he secured his revenge.-Free
Press
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SHERIFFvS SALE.

BY virtue and authority ofa transcript execution
issued from the Office of the Clerk of the cirent
of Adair county. Missouri, re.urnable at the
October term. Iss2 Of said court. TO directed in
favor of. G.. Harlan and against David Brcker
! have levied upon and seized all the right title
aud interest of the said David Brfcksr of
In and to the following described real estate In
AdaIr county. Missouri. to-wit:
The north ast quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section thirty three, {33). township sixty (6)
Ofrange fourteen uIsand the east half Of the north
west quarter Of the north east quarter of section
thirty three (33l township siNt, (6I) of range
fourteen az also the northwest quarter OF section
twenty six (26), township sixty one (sD OF range
fourteen (li) and will on
FRIDAY THE 18th DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1882.
between the hours OF clock. in the afternoon Of
that day. while the circuit court for Adsir countT
Missouri Is In session. at the court house door, In
Kirksville. Adair county. Missouri. sell the same
or so much thereof as may be required, at public
sale. to the highest bidder cash in hand, Sub
lect TO all prior liens and judgmens TO satisfy said
Execution and costs.
JOHN SHAVER.
Shift Adair CO.. No.
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Notes From Over the River.

RINGo's POINT, Mo-, Sept. Il 1882.
Dear G,aphie:-I send you few
item from this point hoping to inter-
est your many readers.
The weather continues dry, but we
still have good supply of water for
stock and the meadow pasture is splen.
did. The cattle are abou. all sold of
at $3.50 per cwt., to be weighed the
first of next month. Hiram Snyder
has gone to ST. Louis with car load
of COWS. He shipped a car load about
two weeks ago. He intends to buy
and ship until cold weather when he
will go south.
There has been great improvement
in the corn prospects in the last two
weeks. The hot Gays and heavy dews
caused corn to ear much better than
was expected some time ago.
The hay is now all in stack in good
condition, and is an abundant crop.
We have the heaviest fruit crop this
fall known III this country. The peach
and apple trees in some orchards are
breaking down the trees and the farm
ers are rejoicing. Mr.. a. Kriner has
new cider press and to-day was ex-
tracing the lucious juice from the abun-
dant apple crop. We know this item
is correct for we were there to-day and
drank cider until it did not taste good
any more.
There will be a grand picnic at the
Golden Rule school house on Saturday
Sept. 10th. Public speaking, swinging
and dancing is the order of the day.
The assessor has been making his
rounds in this township and good
crop Of dogs is found. A few men try to
evade giving list of their dogs but
the majority of farmers think the dog
law is good thing. Less dogs and
more sheep would be an advantage to
the community.
Since my last writing John Garrett
was married to Miss Bell Burchett.
Ceremony performed by w. M. Nc
Grew, Esq. Also Mr.. Daniel Bartholo-
NEW to Miss Emarella Swisher, by the
Rev. d. LaFever. May happiness and
prosperity attend them.
The biggest man in this community is
Mike Darr. After long years of patient
waiting young stranger put IN an
appearance at his house and claimed
its right as member OF the household.
1t is boy and the very image of its
paternal dad, and undoubtedly will
vote the Republican ticket. Mike is
supremely happy and would not ex-
change places with U. S. G.
1t has been reported that Benz.
Hamilton has been acting very strange
for some time, and now they say it is a
girl, and of course Ben. thinks it is q
beauty.
Andrew McGrew has gone to Spring
creek to build house for Mr.. Capps
He has the contract to huild an addi-
ton to Mr.. Sam. Pinkerton's house on
Walnut.
Christ Loevenguth Is building :
large barn on his farm on Walnu
Joseph Harrison has rented his farm
TO MIR. Scofeld of Illinois and has NOV
ed to Kansas.
New Baden is still on the boom ant
the afflicted are coming and going al
the time. Quarterly meeting last Sun
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JOHN SHAVER,
Sheriff Admir- Co. MO
UNIVERSITY OF Tue STATE OF MISSOURI,
COLUMBIA, BOONE COUNTY, Mo-. 1882.
10 tile Clerk of the Adair County

~ We CIeIR OF me A1afr County
| Court:
SIR: 1t is my duty to inform you that.
under the provisions of the Act of the Gen.
eral Assembly approved April first 1872, your
| county Is entitled to send To the departmenis
of the State University at Columbia and Rolia
during the year ending July !, 1888, six stud.
ents, between the ages of Sixteen and Twen
ty-fve years.
Under the rules adopted by the Board of
Currators, students shall possess Il good NOR.
ail character, and shall pass satisfactory ex
animation III photography, reading, writing,
arithmetic and geography ;"and must paw the
ices prescribed by said act, to-wit: On matri
cuilating, an entrance fee of ten dollars. and
contingent Zee of five dsllars; AMI like con.
tinsent zee at the beginning of the second hal!
year; making the whole annual charge, TWEEN.
" dollars; which must be paid BY every
student, except regularly ordained ministers
OF !he gospel, belonging to any Of the various
| reiiSious denominations IN this state. and
!nuiSehI young men preparing for the min.
istry For the schools of Laws and Medicine
anu engineering, the annual charge is forty
uollarS, each. The session of all the depart
ments. under the presidency of Samuel 8
Laws. Ii D.. will begin
ON The SECOND MONDAY, n1th)
OF SEPTEMBER.
ana will continue until the first Thursday of
| June, lSS3-except that of the School of
Mines and Metallurgy at Rola, which will
begin and end two weeks later
Ample provision has been made for tb.
education and care Of young women in all
| classes OF the University and a coursa of
study specially adapted for them has been
adopted. See catalogue lSS1-S2, pages "a To
61 girls home for about twenty boarders
has been provided, adjoining the campus
under the care of the lady principal Mrs
| Carr. 'iis'
l peg 10 call your attention to the append.
! ed extract from the law on this subject
iou VIII please, after giving two weeks,
publication to this certificate. transmit to me-
on or before September 1st a list of he names
OF all the youth OF your county who intend TO
mas appiication Tor entrance into the Uni
versity ut the commencement of the newt sas
sion- 'A' eN' Ses-
hsuch list is not transmitted student.
from other counties will be allowed In entsr
tied. ''""'y Is ehG-
Board can be had in clubs in the coI,eoe
buildings for male students at $a.25 per weeI.
In private families at $500 to a SO.
want RotSEpr Tm se1
secretary Board Cdrators University Mo
cause to be transmitted 10 ne Cie,i ~ S.nS snail
~ n,1 tnis state certificate. stating the numSer
State saen me comfy Is entitled The
for two Mcsh hsi oe published by each county clerk
county. The .!n.n. IN nesvspaper publ.hed In such
county Court and paid out Of the oy me
ConmSia sr Ral1ss 80 enter the State University At
their on or bsfoT. sepf 70 make Known
.,n ,a,aiogue Of the University can be had on ANIL.
s:!.sa ms is oa;es 1as University a
M Clerk county coai.. xdsis xadAeTmEks ,nns1 No
FOWLERS TAII0R SU0p -,
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The LADIES FLORAL CABINET" for
September comes to rs in all the splen-
dor Of a new dress; which we like
much better than the old one which it
has worn So gracefully for a decade.
This beautiful magazine gives full and
explicit instructions in the raising of
flowers, and in all kinds of fancy work
which delights the soul and the culti-
waited taste of woman. There are also
articles on home adornment, personal
adornment. and practical suggestions
for the kitchen. A magazine that
should be in every family who desires
cultivate love for the beautiful.
Published by Ladies Floral Cabinet
Co." % Vesey st. N. Y. Price $1.25
per year.
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St. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: steady; light
Workers $725 to 7.75 butchers pigs
7.75 to S.25, heavy butchers and fancy
$40 to 900 culls and-skips 600 to 7.25.
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SAWYER e. MCCARTNEY,
~ PRACTICAL
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

Are prep red to take and execute contracts
In their line either in town or country. Esti.
mates made, specifications etc. on short
notice. Offce two doors east Of the Brick
Livery, Kirksville, No n.stf
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative,
F. NJ. HARRINGTON.
For Circuit Clerk,
". j. ASHLOCK.
Por County Clerk,
5. s. MCLAUGHLIN.
Es, Caanty Treasurer.
C. n. MALONE,
Eos Sheriff.
JOHN SHAVER,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
A. u. RISDON.
For Collector,
r. G. BIELBY,
Ror Probate Judge.
e u. LEWIS,
or Assessor.
j. W. WADDILL.
For Coroner,
JOHN WADDlLL.
Fqr County Judge At Large,
]. L. HAWKINS.
For County Judge let Dist,
j. S. HICKMAN.
Far County Judge. ID dist,
J. Q. JOHNSON.
For Jus,iccof tbs Peace, Benton IT,.
L. ". LINK,
JOHN RICHEY.
THOS. SEES.
Gar Co.s stable.
E. A. PATTERSON.
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CAIRO, Sept. 2o.-Abdallah Pasha,
commander at Dameitla, has been shot
by his own soldiers.
Abdalllah summoned his black regl.
ment and said he expected them to flight
to the last He declared Arab had
turned traitor and fed, but Kafr Ell
Dwar was making heroic resistance.
His soldiers asked why theh should risk
their lives for Arab and Abdallah. The
latter replied that they were not fight
ing for him but for their religion, their
country and their caliph. They should
be ready to die, he said, as he was.
The soldiers replied, "Then die" and
shot him thl ough the breast.
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Jefferson CITY: Sept. 2o.-Tbe republic

Jefferson City. Sept 20.-Tbe republic
can state contention met to day. K. T..
Crowell called it to order. Over N
countle. were represented and the rest
will be. William Warner was chosen
temporary chairman. Warner said that
republicans met to deny the right ot
anybody to prevent the assembling IN
convention and declaration of princi-
pies. The republican party determines
to speak for itself. Committees were
appointed and recess taken. 1t was
said II of the IA committee resolutions
were anti-prohibition. and that a very
conservative resolution on that subject
will be pu. in the platform.
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LITERARY NOTES.

tAu magazines and books sent u this ONCE vi
receive caref,ii examination aud suitable mention.
-ED. GRArHiC.
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Many are the parents who are say.
ing, ITO what school shall l send my
child?" The discussion is indeed an
important one. When Mr.. Emerson's
daughter asked him what she should
study he replied tina: that aseof little
consequence who would be her teach.
er was the only thing to consider. Our
reply TO parents is, Send to the school
that has teacher. If you cannot find
one, get your child copy of 'shak-
speare and let him stay at home"
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Here Is a sensible fellow: "If only
all preachers and public speakers
would follow the example Of the late
Bishop Scott! OEce. a few years ago,
he was invited to preacha a Thanksgiving
day sermon at Odessa, Delaware. A
large congregation was assembled, and
an elaborate discourse was expected.
But, to everyone's surprise, he closed
his sermon after talking only fifteen
minutes, and to the inquirers who flock
ed about him he explained that he had
said all he knew on the subject in hand
and therefore stopped talking.-Er.
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]. fo"LERs TAILOR SHOP-Sec1 nd
- sloty, east side the square. is the place
mok M kss 'ne pest suit Of clothes for the least
and save money. ~" 0'"''
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Bath Alum Springs, Va.

A GENTS for the Cuan Of ScrofuIa, Chronic
"A Diarrhea and Oysentery, Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia and all Diseases arising from DebiI.
itJ; especially those of Women. Five different
varieties of Water. The prsitiest place in tho
mountains OF the Old Dominion. TERMS: 5000
Per day. $40 90 per week, $4,000 per month
July IS. lSS2-lm. IRWIN LIrscoua Prom.
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Axle Cutting.

ITNHE undersigned is ssle owner of the right to
ne-cutting Buggy and other Axles, in the eoae.
sizes of Berkeley, Jefferson. Clarke and Fred
sr1ck. By its use all cessation for new butts and
boxes - dispensed with. aud the repair of worn
a1ies made at about ons-forth tho usual cost,
and with an immense saving in time. Call and
tion, Jefferson Co.. W. Va.
THoS. n. STAUB.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
April II. lss2-ly.

Sounty VI JeHelSon, tO>Wt:
In the County Court)
At Special Session of said Court, begun
and held at the Court Houso in Charlestown.
Tuesday. the 5th day of June, 1852.
i POH application it is ordered that + office be
~ published and posted at the Door of the
Court House of the County, and at sach places
OF voting as are horein mentioned. that tho
House. Witshire's School House and Browns
Shop, will be discontinue that the Polls at
harpers Ferry and Bolivar be consolidated into
one, to be located at some convenient point be-
tween the two places that the two Polls here
tofore held at Shepherdstown be consolidated
into one, to be held ut the Market-House, in
said town; and that Polls will be opened at
ct Oak Grove School House, in Harper's Ferry
District, and at Kearneysville, in Middleway
District. and the Polls at the Leetown lower
school-Houss be removed to Leetown.
Copy-Teste.
T. A. MOORE,
Clork of County Court.
Jane 10, lss2-tf. Free Press Il Reg. copy.
The Key to Fortune in all Avenues of Life.
TULIA McNAIR WRIGHT,S New Book.
ams. over 600 pp.. discussing IndiSidnai C1 Di-
ture. Etiquette. Business. Love. Marriage. etc
Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler, D. D.. says:.'I am
gate delighted with its admirable yicws and
house,
The Central Baptist, st. Louis. Mo-, says: 1T
Is thoroughly good and beautiful book
the solidsst and best from her PEN"
Tho Pittsburg Christian Advocate SAYS Its
lessons need to be taught and enforced in every
household"
Clear type. artistic binding, magnificent full
page eolored plates. Prices low. Terms liberal.
Sales rapid. Agents Wanted Everywhere.-
j! g. MecgRDY & CO.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Cincinnati. O.. Chicago ILL.,, or St. Louis, Ne.
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Loss OF Appetite. LOSS ExznoY, sometimes
attended With dry hacking cough, sometimes
ooshve, looseness OF the bowels pain ne ar the
region of she heart, cured With Thayer,s I,iyer
Powder. 26 cts. 10 not much.
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JOSEPH II. SANDS, supetiBIsndent.
HagerStown, Md.
JOSEPH w. COKE. Gen.i Iit. t:,'
o. howard ROVER. 3. +. p An NO
HsgerRtown. nd.
GEEEaAL ofFicEs: Hagerstovn. Md =. and Nos.
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Jolly Is, 1882.
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THAY1a's CONSUMPTION on CoueH Cum 10 ths
best thing for Consumption known, and will cure