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MONDAYS Daily.

There is a rival to DR.. John Hi
name is Eox PoPULI,
The garden seed trade in enjoying
quite boom just now.
We presume the post Office agon,
will be decided this week.
We had the pleasure this morning O.
a call from the new Methodist pastor
Rev. T. ]. Wheat.
Hugh McDaniels came in yesterday
morning from Arkansas, and will spend
few DAYS among friends here.
The KNOXVILLE papers notice the
presence of ]. NJ DeFrance and S. NJ
Picker in that burg last week.
Mr.. John Gill, of Salt river township,
was in town Saturday and Sunday, be-
ing the first time, since he was SO sever
ly hunt.
Ed. FerriIl, of the NJ. E. Church,
well known and highly esteemed here,
is in town shaking hands with old
friends
Alonzo Young of Russell, Kansas,
arrived here this morning, He is con-
nected with the Robinson Brothers and
will shortly open store in Knox City
The subject of good roads is one
which appeals strongly to every mans
pocket, especially through winter and
early spring such as We have been en-
jcying this year.
Everett Hope left this morning on
the north bound train. From certain
indications and the pleasing aspect OF
his countenance, we judge that Mem
phis is his destination.
Messrs. Ames & Mccall, the new
clothing firm who are to occupy LIZ.
Wilson's building are on hands and
getting ready to open out. They are
stopping at the Parcel House.
II. N. Webb OF the Republican, at
UnionviIle, expects to be absent in
Iowa for the ensuing month and Geo.
N. Stille, will WELD the editorial-well
scissors and pen-during his absence.
1T. Mccall of the firm Of Ames X
Mccall who are starting store In VIII
sons new building has arrived with his
family. For the present they have
rooms at the Parcels House.
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Friday' sDailv,


The Weekly GRAPHIC is climbing up
on Its forteenth hundred.
The roads are getting passable again
and our friends from the county are
dropping in again.
MIR. Eli Owens and family, OF Mober-
iy, are spending week IN kirksville as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al. 1insman.
The Wabash Dining Hall is treat.
ing ITS patrons to early spring yegeta-
hles, such as young onions. radlshes.
lettuce etc.
We learn from the I.aplata Press
that b 5. Bragg, living Tour miles
northwest Of, that place has sold his
farm TO 5. /. Bacon, of Seymour, Iowa.
for 5000.
The enterprisinS citizens of Hurdland
are taking steps toward the erection of
a high school building. The GRAPHIC
wishes them success. Prof. p. d. Hol-
ioway is furthering the movement.
An animated theological discussion
occupied the attention ofquite a crowd
for an hour or two this morning on the
post Office corner There were several
Intellectual attempts to disperse the
crowd by passing the hat. We believe
the subject was baptism.
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81. Louis Market.

The following are yesterdays st
Louis quotations:
Wheat-April 1.28, May Isl bid.
Corn-April 671s, May 67@6715 bid
Oats-April so, May71k bid.
Butter-Choice to fancy creamery 40
to 44c. dairy choice So to Ace, good to
prime 30 to Soc
Cheese-Cream II to 49,, part SIX 7
to71s.
Eegs-13hc.
Poultry-Dressed turkeys 10 to Ice,
chickens and ducks, dressed, 2.25 to
to $50 per doz., geese 200 to
300 per doz.
Potatoes Choice 10 to 1.37, mixed
LIS to 1.20 per bu.
Onions-Choice red 30 to 200 per
Beans White 800 to 3 20.
Sweet Potatoes-per bl 400 to AS
Apples-Com. 200 to $50, choice 2.15
to 800.
Cattle-Good to heavy steers 80 to
6.25 medium to fair $50 to 600 COM
mon to choice cows $50 to AS.
Hogs orkers $50 to 6.65. common
60 good packing 5.25 to 6.75, extra
heavy butchers 6.65 to 6.95. pigs $50
to 6.75, skips and culls AS to 80.
Sheep-Medium to fair muttons LOO
to 4.15, good to choice DO 40 TO 80,
stock $50 to 3.25.
Wool-Tub washed 81 to IS, fair
% to 25 dingy and low 81 to BIC.
Hides-Dry 171s to 1864, damaged
10, dry salt 12c. dam. Zoe, green
salt Sc.
Feathers-Prime 30 to 51c, mixed 20
to 80, tare } TO 10 per ct.
Grass Seeds-Timothy 2.O5 to 2.l5,
common millet 80 to So, white ditto 80
to 95c, German do. 2.15 to 2.25, hun
gariau so to So, red top 50 to 50, clover |
430 to 440.
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A Fine Store.

The New York Store has at last com.
pleted its extension and now presents
one OF the best arranged and finest
rooms for business in the city. An i'm
mense stock is coming in every day.
The gentleman connected with this
establishment are thorough business
men and the fact that their books show
an ever increasing business is one OF
the best evidences that they know the
art of pleasing the public. Call in and
see them. They are better prepared
now to exhibit their immense stock to
their customers, and will doubtless
realize a regular 'boom."
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KIrksutM, Mo

We learn from a correspondent in
Pettis township that Ed. j. H. l.agle
has just closed series of meetings,
which resulted in a number Of addi-
ton to the church.
When you come to kirksville stop at
the Parcels house. They always make
their guests feel at home.
Howard Henry living five miles
south of town has sold his farm to
parties directly from Germany.
Andrew Woods had the misfortune
to lose good horse a few days ago.
1t was we'll as usual at night and found
dead the next morning.
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Saturdays Daily.

Judge Samuel Grigsby, of Sullivan
county has been Kirksvllle for seyera
days.
The Adelaide Elliott combination
played in Milan last week to fai,
houses.
A large CROWD was in town TO-DAY
and our streets presented an animated
appearance
Old Mr.. Hensle,, near Stickleryille,
last week fell down a stairway and in
jured himself so much that he died be-
tor morning.
The new Milan school building is re-
celvlng the furnishing touches. Two
car loads of furniture for the building
have been received.
John w. Halliburton, formerly of
hirhsrille, has been nominated by the
democracy Of Carthage as their candi-
date TOR City Attorney.
How poetieal some of our exchanges
are getting. The Milan Republican
gets OF this choice little gem in his last
issue
THE spirit ofimprovemeut
IL on The RAMPAGE
This spring.
The Masquerade last night was
success, and there was large and or
derby crowd in at tendance. The
skaters seemed to enjoy themselves
thoroughly. Among the prettlest COS
TUNES worn were thoserepresenting the
GRAPHIC and HONE TREASURE Two |
young ladies had taken the GRAPHIC
AMI one the HONE TREASURE. There |
we're number Of good hits and charac
teristic representation among which we
noted the News Boy Dolly Warden
Sailor boys Indians the Gentle
man from Africa. tull tiedgcd Gran
ger" ''old Ladies" and various unclas-
slted masquers making decidedly
molly medley. This closes the regular
Roller Skating season, which has enjoy
ed quite boom during the past thirty
days
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4 Big Store.

The hardware Store and machine and
implement ware-rooms WI. Wilkes Il
To-. comprise one of the largest and
most complete establishments of the
kind in Northeast Missouri. They are
now fully supplied with the celebrated
Moline pIows. and complete line
OF agricultural implements from
garden hoe up to reaper Their stocl,
OF hardware. tinware. stoves and IRON
goods OF every description is very com
plete.
7. S.-A car load Of the CORTLAND
platform wagons just received. Call
and see them.
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Wholesale House.

DR.. N. Wilson, of this place, has
made arrangements in connection with
the sale OF his Rocky Mountain Bltters.
to also wholesale cigars and tobaccos at
Chicago and st. Louis prices. Country
and small dealers can save freight and
time both, by ordering their supplies
from him. He carries full line. and
duplicates city prices. Give ilim a trial.
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From Emporium.

Geo. Dodge, ST., well-known citizen
of Emporium, writes that one Of his
men Sam Lewis whilst working in the
woods so severely sprained his ankle that
he could scarcely get home, but after
one on two applications of Thomas E.
lectric Oil he was able to go to work
next day. For sale by ]. G. Jamison.
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Go to the New York
Store and see their
new building and look
at their immense
stock of goods.
Small Comfort.

When you are continually coughing
day and night, annoying every body
around you, and hoping it will oaway
of its own accord, you are running a
dangerous risk--better use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, an unfailing remedy in
all such cases. For sale byJ. G. jam
ison.
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KIRKSvILLE POST OFFICE.

| The following is about the rue sta.
tus of the Post-office question at this
place. Under the impression that there
would be q vacancy at the beginning
Of Gar6eld's administration, Judge
Sands last spring secured numerously
signed petition from the business men
and citizens of this place and went to
to Washington. There being no yacan-
cy his papers were left with friend
and some two or three months since
were put on file. About this time our
present post master went to Washing
ton, prepared to resign in favor OF Mr..
j. ID. Miller, but according to dispatch.
es was told that he must furnish more
endorsements. Strenuous efforts were
at once made and quite list forward
ed many of Sands friends and petition
ers signing under the impression that
Judge Sands had retired from the con-
test. In the meantime Judge Sands
felt easy and went ABOUT his private
affairs confident that his application
would lie considered at the proper time.
A week or ten days ago the present
postmaster again went to Washington.
Last Friday Judge Sands received word
that when his application was wanted
to be briefed and examin. d, that it was
not to be found. This naturally sur
prised and startled Judge Sands and he
Immediately started for Washington.
Saturday morning dispatch was re-
ceived here that J. d. Miller had re.
ceived the appointment and it would be
sent into the Senate on Tuesday. How
ever, none of the daily news report in
the st. Louis papers mentioned the ap-
pointment or its confirmation. The fol-
lowing dispatch from Judge Sands will :
explain:
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.-Miller
was appointed, but the appointmet was .
referred back to-day. | found my pa
pers after two day hunt, among petit
tons for fourth class Offices
Yesterdays Globe mentions the fact '
hat there is contest over the Kinks
vile post Office and that both post
master Hooper and Judge Sands were ,
here.
We give above without comment or
the true status of the mat
er so far as We understand 1t only ad- Fl
ling the remark that this sudden DIS il
ppearance of Judge Sands papers. at Il
he critical moment was TO say the fl
east. little peculiar. e.
A later dispatch states that the pro- Ii
osed snap game had been blocked and "
hat Mr.. Miller's appointment HAD been g
Il
As to Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Sands, both o'
Zen are competent, and either would 1o
oubtless make an efficient postmaster, be
or is it supposed that Mr. Miller is re- a
,onsible for the dark lantern tactics W
hich are beginning to become visible. g
ur preference for Mr.. Sands has been nj
ased first on the fact that he is incapa- be
tated for active out door labor, having 10
st a foot by southern cannon ball, al
cond because he was first in the field, ia
I'd third because OF the bitter and DC
ndictive war that has been made upon To-
IN without cause or provocatlon, tn
erely because certain parties lmagin- Ia
he was a special friend of tie pc
gAPHlc. Further than this the
RAPHIc Is not directly or indirectly,
terested in the contest. Nor has .
en.
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New Barber Shop.

You will find Henry Hannah's NEW
BARBER SHOP, southeast corner of pub
lie square, one door east of Swetnam
& Goben's Office. When you want a first
class hair cut, shave or shampoo. call
in and See hint.
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Visible Improvement.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n. Y, writes:
"About 4 years ago had an attack OF
bilious fever, and never fully recovered.
My digestive organs were weakened,
and 1 would be completely Frustrated
for days. After using two bottles OF
your Burdock Blood Bitters the improv-
ement was SO visible that was aston
ished. can now, though 81 years of
age, do fair and reasonable days
work" Price $1.oo. For sale by J..
G.. Jamison.
Castle Mills flour at Dean & Griffin's
Balm of Lite for aches and pains.
Try 1t.
Dress making and stamping at Mrs
McLothlin's old stand no 1-tf
Go to john Caskey and get 7ohat yen
need.
Try Shulz g. Bakers Flour made by
the Hungarian system. dIw-w4w5o
HART the Jeweler, with G. L. Brew
ington, east side. 50-6w
Markey & Son are stocking up for a
big Spring trade.
Ifyou want to buy goods cheap call
OIL r. d. MAGRUDER.
Groceries cheap at R. D. Magruder's
for cash
Large lot of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceres cheap at r. D. Magruder's.
Largest line OF. Wall Papers ever
brought to Kirksville, at Fout Bros.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. D,
Magruder.
Go to Holmes & Amick for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
When you want wall paper do not
fail to call on Fout Bros,-west side.
FLOUR at Markey Il Sons Sl-25 TO
800 per sack.
All styles OF overcoatlngs at No. So,
west side.
A choice lot of Bacon just received
at DEAN & GRIFFIN's.
DR.. N. Wilson Is Offering hi, entire
drug stock at cost.
Miss Sue Bard has Just received
fresh stock of Spring Millinery direct
from the east. Latest style in hats
bonnets and trimmings. Call and see
her-opposlte the post office.
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Why Suffer.

When Balm OF Life will cure your
neuralgia in one hour, sprains in one
hour, head aches, sore threats. cramps
COLES, earache, etc, in three to FIVE min
utes and rheumatism in from one 10 five
days. Get only the genuine. Only SOC
a Bottle. Sold by J. G. JamiSon and d"
4. Grove
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Always First!

BAYLOR & MILLER have re-
ceived and ready for sale al
the spring novelties, summer
silks, laces, spring wraps,
trimming laces, neck ware, and
in fact, all the late and desir-
able goods for the spring ana
for 1882. Remember
our goods speak for them
selves. Our prices are the
LOWEST and our qualities the
BEST for the MONEY. Don't
buy until you first examine
our goods.
q $500
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Wednesday s Daily,

r. L. Sharp, formerly of this plac
came up this morning.
We are taking the lead on Oils, Paints
arnishes, etc. At Fout Bros.
Good Templars are on the boom il
many places in Missouri klrksvill,
Tempiars seem to have lost their grip
Mrs. John Waddill is in the city Wis.
iting with her daughter Mrs. Capt
Johnson.
The Parcels House, under the new
management is rapidly gaining in -epu.
tatlon as 6rst Class hotel.
Handsome styles, all grades and low
est prices, on Wall Papers, Window
Curtains, Borders, etc, at Fout Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Smith are called
to the south part of the state OH bust
ness and will be absent until sometime
next week.
Brownville, Mo-, is putting up fine
mill 1t is to be hoped the citizens will
give it their aid and encouragement
after it is up.
We note in the StLouis Chronicle that
W. H. Defiance. who has been attend
ing the State University, has matricu-
lated at Harvard.
Mr.. W. A. Rogers, who has been
working in the Chicago Gas factory for
the past year is at home on visit. He
is GRAPHIC reader.
Rev. Samuel Carothers, Of Oregon,
Holt county, is in town visiting his
brother J. c. Carothers, our present ex-
cellent county clerk. His wife is with
HIM.
A sensible competitive examination
takes place at Columbia in May. Two
handsome prizes will be awarded at the
University on best examination on
Missouri topography.
The Parcels House is rapidly gaining
in popularity. The table is we'll sup
piled with the best the market affords,
and the house is in every particular the
most attractive of any IN this state.
Mr.. I. J. Tate returned yesterday
from a visit to Quincy, where he spent
several days, getting figures on york
and material for the new NJ. E. Church,
South, on which to base estimates on
the work.
The debate at the Christian church
asst night was attended by very large
audience. During the evening the
burning of the bonfire on tie square
came very near starting fire alarm
ind causing stampede to the doors.
A few cool heads kept the matter quiet
md most of the audience did not know
sc ~
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Hamilton & Son have purchased the
short horn bull, Earl of Dunmore, No
1882, A. H. B., of George Simkins, of
Illinois, to head their herd of short
horns.
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MARRIED.

BELL-FoSTER-At the residence Of Geo. Dodson
Rev: j. :. Boyd. Mr.. W. II, Bell and Miss Carrie
4. Foster.
\ blooming belle Miss Carrie reigned
A. long as she was Foster.
But now she reisns the Bell she gained
While.other beaux have lost her,
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PLOWS PIOWS.

Garden City and Gem City Flows and
Cultivaiors at
no 45.I LINK & BRASFIELD'%.
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Good Bargain.

Good house, four rooms, good barn.
and well, and few fruit trees, four lots
IN Dodson addition. price $4,000, ca-h
See n. G. Dodson on premises.
d-no262-2w.
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FARMERS.

Full supply Of Flows, Mowers, Reap
ers. Wagons, and Farm Implements
generally, for sale by J. w HALL,
BRAsHEAR, Mo-, at BORON PRICES.
n43-Iow
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/oha Caskey IS in tie market, fuN
up, nth a fomblete siofk Of e0erything
IN Dry G00dS. Prizes as Loav as tie
l0apest fer sane quality.
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Popularity.

Thomas Electric Oil has obtained
great popularity, from its intrinsic val
lie as a reliable medicine, in curing
hoarsness. and all irritations of the
throat, diseases of the chest, ETC., For
these it Is an Incompatible pulmonic.
For sale by 7. G. Iamison.
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The Balm of Life is for sale, whole.
sale and retail. at J. G Jamison's and
+. a. Groves. Kirksville, Mo.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned ad-
minisirator OF the estate of Hermann Behrens, de-
ceased will make inal settlements OF his accounts
with said estate. such administrators at the next
term OF the Probate Court OF Adlir County, Nssou-
RI. to be holden ut the court house In said county
on the Sth day of May. w..
J. II. NOyINGER
Administrator
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Dry Goods, Clothing. Carpets, Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
Baylor & Miller's.
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TIN WARE TIN WARE,,

Largest and best stock In Kirksvill.
A new lot just received at
DEAN & GRIFFINs
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/" G 4 NJ e. F."

This celebrated half dime cigar is
now on sale at The Wabash Dining Hall.
no49-tf.
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Full line of Pants of all kinds at
bottom figures at Wilson's Drug Store.
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EgThe Castle Mills Flour. ga
Has no superior in the market and
every sack is warranted both in
a9~Weight and Quality
You Will find it at DEAN & GRIFFIN's.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
Ior Construction, Loss of Appetite
dizziness and all symptoms of of Dys-
pepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per bot
tie. Sold bv kirksville Mo. DIV e-w
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WANTED Every-
body to see the new
goods at the New
York Store.

Go to ]. G. Jamison for Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability ofcolar, are unequal
ed. Color from two 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German.
Price, IS cents.
Call at Fout Bros Drug Store for bot
tom figures on Oils. Paints, Wall Pap
e-s, Window Shades, Fixtures, etc.
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Swem's new Gallery, northeast corner
OF the square is now ready for business
Call VI. and see him.
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Card. Cabinet, SxlO and larger por-
traits, in the best style and finish at
Swems Gallery Northeast corner of
the square.
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Markey e Son want all your produce.
Best market price in cash or trade.
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II r0n hare doikar to spend 60 to
/ohn Caskey'S 10 spendH.
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Fout Bros, are making big drive
on Wall Papers. Largest stock and
best variety in town.
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Swigert l. Gardner

Sell walnut cotiins as low as any house in the
west, Do not sell Linn stained to initiate
walnut
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Shiloh's cough and Consumption cure
is sold by Us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by I. y Fowler,
AlrksvlIle No. DIV e-W
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The Garden City sulky pillow is the
boss. For sale by Link & Brasfeld.
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TUESDAYS Daily

1t is reported that Quincy parties ART
negotiating for the Macon wagon
works with view to putin Y them in
ilrst class condition.
| When young men are out driving.
they should certainly have courtesy
enough not to run into buggy, one of
the occupants of which is a lady.
The election is passing eff very quiz
city to-day and but little interest has
been manifested. The nominations
were made too late, to work up much
enthusiasm.
Rev. Jas. Brewington, formerly a
citizen OF this place, is now stationed at
Salem, IN Dent county. Mr.. Brewing.
ton is visiting Kirksville the present
week.
j. W. Bernard. who has been absent
Tor some time in and about Holden. re-
turned home this week. He is making
active preparations to burn brick again
this spring.
Yesterday evening the constable of
Walnut township brough: in John Bel
liter and Enos Hall, on commitment
from Esquire Day, of that township.
We learn the charge was stealing corn.
A special agent of Gambrinus, and
worshipper at the shrine of Bacchus,
with key of beer and a supply of
glasses, visited the voting precinct in
the South ward this afternoon, bent on
himself solid with the Judges
and Clerks of the election. They de-
clned the proffered honor.
An acquaintance of ours tells the
cat story: A pussy belong
ing to Geo. SHIRLEY was the mother of
4 fine family of kittens, but was either
killed or died. The parent, Tom"
immediately took charge of the orphans
developed nanny glands, and nursed
them through kittenhood and succeed
ID in raising the family.
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Farmers, do not iail to call at Mar.
key & Sons.