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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-06
To J. F.
BY EvANGELINE,

Is 1t sin to love thee ?-Then my soul is deepl,
For my life blood as it gushes. takes its crrmso,
from loves tide;
And feel its waves roll o'er me, and the blushe
mount my brow,
And my pulses quicken wildly .s the low
dreams come and 60.
feel my spirits weakness, and know tn,
spirits power;
have feit my proud heart struggle In temp...
toms trying hour;
Yet amid the din of conflict, bending o,er thv
virtues shrine, >''
Yielding all. my soul ha. murmured, am thin,
forever thine.
Is it sin to love thee?-Whst we're existene.
worth
Beref of all of heaven that lnxers still on eur,h,
friendship,s smiles. Ike gleams of sunlight.
shed their gliding o'er the heart.
' trieodsSin @ cs s,ies ,or something more than
Frozen hearts. like ice-bOund eyries that m
summer raw can melt
'aihIy Doast their pUwer to conauer what
those hearts have never felt
But envy not their glory iu the rapture which
is mine,
When with earnest soul tell thee lam Thin.
forever thine.
As IL a SIN to love thee ?-Gentle voices round
given thee my all '
w nat though stern late divide us and our
nanHs, not hearts. are rivpn
My all of earth thou hast-wi lit mors-I au,e nm,
Oner hea en-
Yet In some blessed moment, when our warm
,,,, eyes flashing meet. wal d"
"hen l leei thy form near me- hear thv
.r, hearts quick pulses beat
iheh lice. ieel ln,ay God forgive ne) could every
All have on earth. or hope for. to be thine
forever thine.
Is it "a sin to love thee with loves siRuet on
- thy brow. "e' VI
Though thy lot be dark as Hades, will cling tn
thee rs now, e ~
Not mine the heart to fail thee. when o,bsr
=, cheeks grow pale, 'e'
" can share the storm together Pll stand hv
-, thee in gale. 'A"" 'S
Though our barks may drift asunder, vet with
lrue hearts benting high,
i-e' uhe golueh sunlight cheer US, or the angry
storm clouds iiy, ""s'S
From each helm with steadv br;ybtn..s ans
lights shall ever shipe.
And the watchword on our pennons sn.u ,o
Inlne-forever thine"
Is 1t sin to love thee 9-when 1 bend the knee
IN prayer, " e0
And before u nigh Omn .science nv burarn.,
soul lay bare; su
On the breath Of love to heaven x.csnds ,bv
blessed name, '"'
An" plead weak. errlng nature, il loving thee
Heaven knows tits no light sacria.e I,v. .n,
No Ri'.iri dream OF fancy bu, mn, h;.
destiny; s q
'inoe , 3.' ..s We may not conquer, here divide
thy iOt IRON NINE
III Tue sInr LII W",d above US, call me thine
forever thine.
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THE DECLINE OF MAHoNE1sN.
From the Chicauo Tina.

1
Inc days of Mahone's boss shin IN
W., vtnSlh,a seem t" be we,l.nigh over,
w, Mhile he posed as AN unselfish patriot
Al a. was Wen. but when he deposed
!, assey, The stale auditor. for daring to
aisooey his orders, the troubles began.
s'no VIII end III the defeat OF his three
PEI measures. The first was the redis-
.r'ctins Of the State, by which he hoped
~, ~ soc"re eiSht "f the ten congressman.
ne second. the reorganizltiOn OF the
!ualcl 'ry' whereby he would be enabled
10, 10 turn ont eighteen democratic judges.
ine tnlrd. the creation of real. estate
commissioners in each district. "a pa-
.ronaSe which: with attending plunder,
"ouiu ehahie nm to maintain u news
pa" PAPER II, every county, and put 800.
Uoo In the purse OF his own organ at
richmond Against these schemes two
republican readjusters held out. In.
!. limitation failing, Malone sought as
sistance at Washing, on. lie had ali tb.
republicans OF 'ne senate sigu "A letter +.
10 taese gentlemen advising them 10 90
with Malone. The president sent a
special messenger to interview them m
his own behalf. Hubbell, oil MICHIGAN
airuian OF the republican congression.
~ co'sm'ttee. went personally to see
mel mem. aud 1t is even stated bribe of
,-o'ooo IN cash was laid before one of
hs'n. llubiell returns TO Washington
'enouncins the men who would NOT be d.
'uiiie'!, aud Malone h IS made Il speech
limiting that he is whipped Tor the
resent, but threatening vengeaace for
ne future. The senators who will nnt b I
Q whipped in to vote the Malone pro- 5,
ramme are Williams, OF Nottowav.
ounty' aud Wingfeld, of Hanover.
!. WIN the undisputed control OF federal ~
atronage. the cordial help of the n,r,v
Washington. Malone can not co,nnsI
10 passage Of his pet measures IN Tue
Sislature OF his own election, his title
leadership is apparently spurious.
ne elections this fall will proably dis a
,se OF MN, SO lar as to emabl. him 10 a.,
lend TO bis duties as q senator sf tho
nited States. '"' g
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winch ls to import five hundred Ger
man girls to take their places. AL
this seems to us inconseuuential anc
small. Unless this Chinese question
IS something more than one involving
'he h're OF servant girls, it is no,
worth discussing; and we can no,
help thinking thai this class of articles
IN two such leading Journals as the
Call and Bulletin, beiittle the cause
winch they discuss. Let some driyel.
,nng,teeble-minded senato or. say Dawes,
noar, or Brown. of Georgia, read
ohe o1 these suggested remedies for
ne cure OF q great evil, and at once
hls littie mind thinks 1t is but litrir
evil, and he leaves it to be cured hy
lhe local remedy of boycotting. club,
W tne Importation Of German ser,
want girls. The truth is. we do no,
IKE the word "boycott." 1t is suy.
gestive of cowardIce.
Inc Chinese question is a many-
sideu one. and its settlement involves
the dlssrrangemeut of important i'm.
trrests. The Chinese are running San
francisco, and TO arrest their further
coming has become necessity of self.
preservation, for which business men
must be prepared to make conces.
stems. Let any one who owns prop.
erty III this city, or who is interested
~ It's prosperity, take his stand a,
the corner Of California and Mont-
gomery streets within the business
hours OF business day, and he will
note an anomalous condition of things
Ihls ia the pivotal center of a grea,
commercial city of three hun,ireu
thousand inhabitants, and here ar its
very heart is the sign of decay. Lei
MIN read the current real estate trans.
actions, and he will observe that pron.
erty has no real value. The owner
may not desire to sell, but no one de.
sires to purchase. Nearly one mil.
!ion OF mining assessments tbls lnouIh
NO immigration coming to tho conn. |
Try except Chinese. Every busiuess
enterprise lsnguishes, aud every bust.
ness man is despondent. The Chinese
INVASION must be promptly arrested |
DR. the city Of San Francisco ia de-
'troyed. In next weeks Argonau,
we snail suggest such practical remedy
" III our Judgment, and after careful |
;ohsideratfon OF all sides OF this 0ues.
Ion, Will commend itself TO the net.
er class OF interested, citizens. and
.esuit S,'. III promptly remedying the |
;hinese evil.
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FARM FOR SALE.

sNHE undersigned, executor OF the last >xA-
L will and testament of Jesse Roberts, 6S
deceased, now oilers for sale the nome D3k
farm of said deceased, situated in Green -SI
ton Valley, two miles south OF Greenton post-
once: On the line of the new extension Of the
lland, 1oJ acres under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place good residence, Two good
barns. apple orchard. pssctes. pears. &c. Also
TeRAS:-tJne-third cash, 0ne.thlrG in twelve
months, and remaining third in two years.
For price, and any other particulars, apply
SAMUEL w. GREASY, Executor,
moVI1o t4reentON. Iatavette In Mn
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The Gift,
Plantation Proverbs .
By J. RUSSELL FISHER.

tFrom the N. o. Picsyunel
Nebber spec ter dribe mule jes' by twistin' oh
his tail,
Nor to pick de lock OBJ heaven wild rusty shin
gle nail.
Nebber spen' yo' idle moments loaan' roun' q
Less yO' most almighty sartin dat de BULLDOG
amt tied loose.
Nebber spse' ter hive de chlllun wild a circus
Nor Ter make Christmas dinner often lss,
yeah's rabbit pie.
Nebber whittle out yo' fortin' fun the empty
hardes' knocks.
Allus cut de rpes' clover wen de grass IL damn
wild dew;
Alius sabe de viles' sinner bout the bes' CAMP
meetln' pew.
Aiius glib de weakly kitten all de healthy bull
Aas .p drap the hungry stranger in de snugges
Nebbsr swim across de bayou il the alligator s
hase he cuts the water faster dan the smsrtest
nisgah kin.
Nebber AK de lazy darky wen ter hoe de tster
wot yo' know.
Nebber rest yer winters iibin' on yer richer
MAJORS word,
hase De silVer-troated may turn out mockin'
bird.
'Talnt lie dog as barks de loudes' allus makes
de toughes' fight,
Nor de wind dat ratties wildes' allus brings de
cOldes' night.
'Taint de forty -shillin' waistcoat kibers up de
trues' heart,
Nor the loudes' color chrome talks about the
fines art.
'Taint de thousans dollar harness makaa a.
stiddy wu'kln' nag Wv
Nor de fiddle pisyin' darkey put de cake meal In
the bag.
Settle all yo' little trubbless' thout the aid oh
court hous' law
Or yOu'll fn' yo mouf is holdip mo, dan vo, kin
ebber chaw.
Nebber eat de moi ,rer's breakfus, till de dsv
wen it Ia due,
Kase tie 'membrunce OBJ de feastin' mskes de
tastin' moughty blue
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GENERAL COMMITS,
ANOTHER BE APPORTIONMENr.
Governor Crittenden has sent the fol-
loving message to the legislature:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CITY or JEr.1 :

"w"S message 10 the legislature:
| EXECUTIVE OFFICE. CITY OF JEr.1
FERsoN, April 26, 1882.
SIR: have the honor to call the At.
tenilon OF the Legislature to the neces-t
slty Tor the re.apportlonment OF the
state into representative districts. IN
conform ty wEh the population of ths,
various Counties as ascerialned by the
Official census OF 1880; and / recon.
mend that the Legislature adopt such
means as may be necessary to conform
the representation si the various conn.
ties In the houses Of representativ 70
such census. E a.
l also recommend to the Legislature
the appropriation Of 81 900, to. DO ,used
IN deiraying the necessary expensea
(other than attorneys fees) incurred bv
the state in its litigation with the Han.t
nibai and St. Joe Railroad comuanv. r.
recommend that said sum be placod .t
the disposal OF the fund commissioner
OF the state, to be used by them for the
aoove purposes as occasion may rs.
qulre. Very respectfully sjl..'s7
- THOMAS L. CRlcTENDEN.z
10 Hon Thoma. P. Bs.haw, Speaker
0i House of Representatives. M
1t the legi .lature makes the rs.appor. .,
tlonment recommended, Lafayette coun.
" Will have but one member in thn
next house Of representatives. i'17.- 9;
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BLACKBURN NURSERIES,.

THE undersigned would call attention to bfs
L large stock OF Apple. Pear. Peach, Cherry !,
Plum, Grape, kaspIerri-s, Isiackberries and
twenty Of the leading varieties oi Strawberries
Aiso nice lot OF Orhamebtnls, Evergreens,
&c. In sholt, every thing usually cultiyate,i in
Nurseries: Everything warranted true to name.
and satisfaction guaranteed. \ good stock oi
hedge Plants sena list of what you will want
10 me for prices. Address
j. F. STEWART
0eCHl6 No
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Weeklg gntelli9enter
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance
PACIFIC RAIRoAD TINE TABLE.

| fAClflC hAlROAD TINE TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
Express and Mail Tor St Louis, East. s:Sr. % a
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis. East
Accommodation from ST. Louis. Eas, . =" - -
-'N ''''' ;C.BEN RUSSELL. Agent. gem :.
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for st. Louis, st. 10 and Il. c. ESQ A y
Trains for Kansas City West. .6:lO P NJ
Trains for 81. Louis aud East. 40 p n
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trainsfrom st. Louisandsll pointsEsst
From Nansss city asd ali points West: SIS
From St. Louis and st. .Jo.............7:iO 40 n
MO. P. R. R.-K. c. & I. INSTRUMENTATION
GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR KAssAs CITY:
Freight and accommodation ...... ...l:OOP. n.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON.
Freight and accommodation II 10 n
N "'''sEios G. BEN. RUSSELL. Agent Agent. n
CHICAGO ALTON R. BAT neaINsvILLE.
No. 4. Day Express ior St. LOUIS :. s:5s A. n.
No. ~. Night Express for st. Louis. s:42 P. n.
~ n Day Express Ior CncaRO.... S:5S Q. IN.
NO. o: Denver Express Chicago. 9:I5 P. n.
NO. lOl, Way Freight. -. .l2:O5 P. n.
GOING WEST.
No. 9, Denver Express. 49,. ...... 6:35 A. N.
NO. 5o. Kansas City Night Express. 7:lOA n.
no. -: DAY express Kansas City go. 1888 P. n.
No; iN: way Freight. 10 rs A. n.
NO: 40 will stop. at Alma. Blackburn, MT.
Leonard; Marshall. Slater and Glasgow only.
nos no VII! stop ut Odessa and stations west Of
Bates City. No. 80 Will stop 1t MayvieW,
4dessa' y 81 B Bates City and Independence only. Nos.
Sunday aud Monday. No. 3 daily, except
Saturday and Sunday. Nos. lOl and i0l daily,
except Sundays. All on Chicago time.
through tickets for all princlpal points In
United States amt Canada for sale Ut lowest
rates. Baggage checked through
&. p. PRICE, Agent.
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BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE
LEXINGTON, MO.

~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
lsT, 1881. No College IL more favor
Cd In health. Our doctor's bill. for
over dfty boarders for the last school
year, was only Seven and \ half
Dollars. The One Hundr u and TLirl, hree
care. good discipline. ample equipment and
thorough work in nll departments
Our teachers are noted for fsithfulness, skill
and ability. Nest OF them have been In the
faculty from four to six years.
Building attractive, beautifully located and In
drst-ciaes condition. Rooms well furnished,
For catalogue address
aua7 mo r LANNEAJr pr.,,.,,
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a,eu raiiroaus az owned "
hpuis's VINO want to ride over
tne heads of the lower classes.
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VETO OF THE CHINESE BILL.
What the Ablest Republican Writer
IN California Thinks About it.
The Republican Party and it's Managers
Repudiated.
From the San Francisco Ar..on,

A scathing Arraignment OF Republican
Leaders who have Broken their Word.
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J. r.. JORDAN,

Dry Goods cheap at j. &. JORDAN's,
. Groceries cheap at j. X. JORDAN'S.
Hats, new styles at j. B JORDAN'S.
Noti6ns OF all kinds Ut j. T. JORDAN'9
0laD I'D Q1eeneWAfe aej. r. JORDAN,s
D6ob sha 9hoeeAt 81 ~ JlkDANs. Z
Gsn nA&ee&sk ~ =. .nRDANss.4
FRESH YEAST ct J. 3 JORDAN'S.
eoaatry ProdpaA bought ct J. 4. JORDANIs
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WALLACE l. CHILES.

n TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs At
"a Law, Lexington, No. Once, Mont room
he court house. N i'll practice in the courts Of
afayette and surrounding counties, and .lso "
he Supreme court OF the state OF Aissoufl, anu
he o. s. Circuit and District courts ZOE the
Western District Of Missouri.
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-,..... .. s :, ,'.' ,..
me 2 @Elzlz{zsE WRAP PER
lit WILL POSITIVELY CURE
BAD BREATH.
Nothing Is so unpleasant as Bad Breath, gen.
| orally arising from q disordered stom tch, and
can be SO easily corrected by taking Simmons
4 Liver Regulator.
JAUNDICE.
| Simmons Liver Regulator soon eraticates this
| disease from the system. leaving the skin clear
| and free from all impurities.
| SICK HEADACHE.
The stomach imper fectly digesting Its contents
dtssEreeab'e nausea. For the relief and cure OF
this distressing affiiction take Simmons Liver
| Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities, NAV
avoid all bilious attacks by occasionally taking
| dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the
liver In healthy action.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded as q trifiipg ailment
Nature demands the utmost regularity of the
bowels. Therefore assist nature by taxing
Simmons Liver Regulator, it is So mild and
e1ectual.
Relief is at hand for those who suffer day after
day with piles. Simmons Liver Regulator has
cured hundreds. and it will cure you.
ALCOHOLIC POISONING.
Simmons Liver Regulator Will counter the
enect Of alcoholic poisoning. Bv its use the
torpid liver is aroused, The nerves quiete,l, the
kastric disturbance corrected and intemperance
prevented.
ss YELLOW FEVER.
The Regulator has proven its great value as a
SWenhi a.ent during The prevalence of that
terrible sc0urge. Simmons Liver Regulator
never falls To do all that is claimed for it.
collie.
Children suffering W ith collie soon experience
relief Wben Summons Liver Regulator admin
tstered according to dire ctions Adults as we'll
as children derive greut benefit from this mesii-
cine.
CHILI.S AND FEVER.
There Ia no need of suffering any longer with
Cnlis ana teVrr-S'mmons LIVER Regulator
soon breaks the chIlls AMI carries the lever out
Of the system. II cures when all other remedies
fail. sA'''
DYSPEPsIA..
This medicine will positively cure you of this
SefriOle disease IL is no vain boast, but we as
sert empl"tcslly what We know to be true.
sia@ons Liver Regulator will cure you.
- CAUTION.
As Iheie are IL number OF limitations offered IN
the public. We would caution The community 10
buy no SIm'ons' ivtr Regulator or Mcirine
unless III our engraved wrapper with 'Red Z'
trade mark, slamp and signature unlroLrn
None other is genuine. =
Sold by ali druggists apr22yl
J. n. AEIIN ~ CO..
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A Sad History Of Marriage.

A Sad History Of Marriage.
From the Hawkeye.l
A little kiss,
A little bliss,
A little ring-lt's ended.
A little jaw.
A little law,
And 10 the bonds are rended
The Gift.
BY ELLEN Z. CHASE.
Out OF all kingdoms under the sun
What shall bring to thee, little onee
Bring me the smile of my mothers eyes.
Dearer than sunshine out Of the skies;
Bring me kiss from her lips to set
warm on my cheek. with the tears still wet
Nay; there are treasures far over the ses-
What shall the flying ship bring to thee
Out of the silence of the unknown land
Bring me the touch OF my mothers hand;
Keep thee the treasures OF Sea and shore
Bring me the sound OF her voice once more.
Nay; there are wisdom and wealth and power.
Little one, choose of these thy dover.
Give me my mothers sweet love untold,
Better than measureiess wealth OF gold,
Wiser than wisdom of sages all;
Let me hear only her soft football.
Little one, what thou askest me
Only Deaths angel can bring 10 thee
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oah francisco has all honorable fro
o'tloh OF laws violated, and Govern
meht authority Set ut defiance 7, hao
p'ecious memories of armed men, and
forts with artillery. 1t has memor;as =
OF an organized vigilance comn,;,,oo
to do that which the law and tho ,o.n
officers failed TO do. If. in the faoa a." ",
hounds, Australian conyicts nnii,;
~, a' I'M ii"ss' ana party thieves, it could,
~, m .mo very uays OF its infancy, take
up arms against the law, the courts.
a"" .hG government if it could DEFY
.ne aulhorlty OF municipal aud state
uisah'za'ion' may it not nov, in its
o,ous tass l hianhood, fighting in de-
iehse OF It's life, dare defy the author
NY OF the United States? And when
that Time comes; when, impelled bv
sr''-interest and self-protection. Gov.
er'or Stanford aud his railr,au as.
socrates, William Babcock and the
lhelhoers OF the chamber of commerce
- 'hc"p ,. iabcr, and his associates f.,
'hH ooar" .! tiade; when merchants
a."iactuf'rs, artisans and lahorcr.
>'''i determine that no NOR. shins |
"",' iaiiu lhitiesc in our port. what |
~ "a 'he government do about i,3
he'' AN armed and organ zrd bauu
-. determined citizens shall saw r.,
'he comnander "t an English, an
"a M a,''rr'ca"' or Chinese steamship.
-! on must not land your Passengers
W. VIII provision your ship, and Won
mus return to China; aud if ynu
''"'s oacK another /, al, we will
'ans fo" 10 The yard-arm of your
'"h snip, and burn 1t, and scultI. IN,
:, , e1n What will anybody d., about
Lh%IaEn will demand satistac-
ron 'i the United Slaies, and get il
'nih"' Though it rcd-buttoned man. ;
'arshS, VIII see President Artbur .mI
le VIII s,nd Cnne.e memoram,,n"'
o c,hSress. Bat what will cuuvraSs !,
10 aonnt II There will be mo- rinI.
' NV" people ARE united to resist ,
80 ''"' IL Is not riot but revolution :,
cry government will not ask I'M. ,
"'' .o interfere, bee iuse reyoIution. (
~ ,.,, e'acieo ny apopulir vote, and in i
', sympathy with the movement
'' ''''l 'lpose It's board OF superv;s. o
! "h': Il rebel will ill the ,nnvnr,s :,
,'a'r. IN" state will not call unon =
'u government for military aid. br. :,
az, I 'he governor and the Legislators n
~ "s III sympathy with armed re-. !,
Is'ance TO The Chinese iuyasinn All :,
,iii oe serene and quiet in town .nI q
ouh'ry. We shall need no troons tu
u'ct oisordor and put down irsur. +,
,c'loh, Tor all will be ORDERLY. win - -
~ government declare war ap,in.' y.
a''lofn'a III order TO compel l,sr IN ~ -
4 o'''' 10 ChinGsr iuvasluu2 Wi =,
nave congress willing to do nm. " "
III the army and navy be .uhn,I; u, -
""en u'rected IT, bombard our 81
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ihe suggestion of the Morninp
CaI' 10 form boycotilmg I.ayues'
seems to us not only lnadcuuatc to-
give us remedy, but thes. clubs
would be the very source of dauUer
lnis Chinese question is not 10 he
so'Ven by any such inadequate reme-
uy. IT the Oriental Steamship line
anu the line OF which Messrs. WiIIlsms
~ 20; are the agents, will stop bring.
ing Chinese; if Mr.. ID. o. Mills, Mr.,
Edgar Mills, aud Mr.. Ondertlopk WIN
stop employing them on their rail.
roads. and Mr.. Willard on his railrond
ana If the Southern Pacific RaiIro.d
Company of New Mexico will die.
charge its Chinese; if the wnnin.
mills will do the Same; if all The
Jews who are making ci gars, cloth
hs, boots. shoes, overaIls and wo.
mems underwear; if all the Cerm.ns
VINO are employing them in mills amI
actorles; if all the Christians who
IRE teaching them to speak English IN
sunday schools, and if all the mar;
ans who hire them Oh farm, garden
ihd orchard will cease empiovimn
nem-then, perhaps. ward boycottime
!uDs III San FrancisO might find nr.t
'abIe employment for their members
y s"eahing around kitchen Yards IN
hduce families to get rid of Chineso
"ok or scullion. Wien this shonlI =,
q accomplished, then the Bulletim,s ,
'ne"e would coms Into operation. $
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CHILIs AND E.vER.
DYNPEPSIA.

There Ia no need of suffering any longer with
ChiIls and Fevrr-Simmons Liver Regulator
soon breaks the chilIs AMI carries the lever out
OF the systtIn II cures when all other remedies
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-06

This medicine will positively cure you of this
terrlOie disease IL is NO vain boast. but we as
sltnmons Liver Regulator will cure you.
~ CAUTION.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
TIL E SEDGWICK
STEEL WIRE FENCE.

THE above cut represents section
Il and Gate of strong. cheap and dur
able Steel Wire Fence which are now be
ing used at the North and Northwest in
preference to any other kind Of fencing.
Wherever it has been tried it has given
great satisfaction.
Tt is net work without barbs and will
keep out small pigs or any other animals
that may injure gardens or farm crops.
1t makes no shade and shelters no emo
mics to crops or poultry.
1t is Just the fence for Gardens, Lots,
Lawns, Parks and Cemeteries.
Being dippedin Rust-proof paintit will
last life time, and is better than board
fence In every respect.
1t is easily and quickly put up.
Snecimens Of Fence and Gates
Can be seen at the ADVERTISER building
where stock is kept on hand, and where
all information as to price, &c., can be
obtained.
IL. G.. VI. DUNOVANT. Agt,
EDGEFIELD c. H., S. G.