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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
the 100 or Mouutiov

VS..
Jerrp C.. Butler and William II. Chiles. trustee.
p Y virtue of special execution, issued from
ID the Office of the clerk OF the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri. wherein the state OF
Missouri ut the relation and to the use of George
NJ. Monntjoy; collector of The revenue of Laiay-
cite county. Missouri. is plaintiff. and against
Jerry G. Butler and William II. Chiles. trustee,
to me directed. and returnable to the August
term. 1882. of said court, l will, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST sru, 1882,
between the hours of nine O'Clock III the fore
noon and i've o'clock IN the afternoon OF said
day, and In front OF the courthouse door, IN the
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during the session of the said circuit
court Of said county, sell publicly, by auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate of the said
Jerry Q. Butler and William H. Chiles. trustee.
defendants In said execution, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, lying and
be ;ng In the county OF Lafayette and state OF
Missouri, One lot in Greenton, u part
OF the northeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
Ct section fourteen [l4l, township forty-nine
l4sl, range twenty EIGHT 1881, better described
ss follows: Beginning at The southwest corner
OF Mshold Whitsett's lot; thence west from
t2al to twenty-seven (27l yards to
within ave l6l feet of wall; thence north forty
four CA1 yards; thence. east forty four [44l
yards, and thence south to place of beginning.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of June,
1882. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
Julyl6td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
THE REPUBLICAN, DIsoRaAN1zA.
TON.
Irron the N. Y. SUM-

The cnlpsble neglect OF duty of
which the republicans in this prodigal
and corrupt congress are guilty, is illus
trafed in b failure to pass b neces-
sary appropriations for the civil SER
vice before the close of the fiscal year.
The legislstiv We, executive, and judicial
bill, vIlich oughtsfo have been en6ctsd
months a6D. has beepsde3Ay cd so long
that lie sppfApriAii06s ,lter 1s81ss&nxS
had u be- extsf3ded hGtil the s9fsfa0f
July thirty.one days after the close oil
the fiscal year.
managers have directed their thoughts
to " main objects. First, jobs; and
secondly, the %unseating OF southern
democratic members. They hoped to
drive through the i,bs under the drill
nud the demands OF party force. This
policy would have succeeded 10 the
fullest extent but tor the vigilance and
The exposures OF the best portion Of the
public press, including Anew OF the Tore
most republican journals. Even with
all the criticism OF the intended jobbery,
Sec0t aRebes0ne cerried ibis navy bill,
which haa beSn kept back fvesmoulhs
beyond theE uBnai lime, WlthSth6 moni.
tod sribds Inootforatsd and tkomlioss
to con1p:ete that scandafous enterprise.
The republicans fell into line at the
word OF command. aud yQted thst. in.
famous grant without u word Of protest.
knowing that a heavy toll is 10 be laid
on the appropriation to return Robson
to congress. to say nothing Of his share
in the coming profits.
! HhefdAy Ut adjournment 3s nedx at
he1d.sidth this result Of the session may
be summed up IN extravaganza beyond
all experience in times OF peace. in wild
Legislation, in waste q tune. aud An 1.-The
failure to give any real relief 10 the
burdened taxpayers. The shsms pro-
posed for alleged reductions in the in
ternal revenue apply exclusively to
interests that can best afford to paw
taxes. s5f4.o =.
There ia nothing left of the old re-
publican party but a combination of
corrupt managers to hold power by
force and by fraud, ard 10 use the treas
ury and the public patronage as means
OF rewarding their followers. They
have no creed, NO PRINCIPLES. no convic-
lions, and no aspirations. They treat
the country . 9 great rotten boroaeh,
where votes aye TO b. bought with the
peoples money, aad successful iobbery
Is esteemed u public virtue.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

in the future, as he has been in b
nsst. to this, one of the most impor-
tnnt positions in the gilt OF the people
OF this state"
Mr.. Hubbell's committee assessed
all the labsrers at He'll Gate. tn New
York harbor. They entered All ill.,
uiynant protest. Now ONE the news
item that all the workmen employed
nv the government at He'll Gate have
been Discharged, on account OF their
refusal to honor HubbelIs DRAFT 'or
2 per cent. other earnings { II Ia
not so; stated. The ayerment isstnat
the cause il a lack aofeSunds to meet
necessary expenses cohIlne-
ance of the work, which WILL NOT De
suspended more than q week. IL 10
something new III the history OF the
Uuited States That operations OF ms
kind are suspended for just q week.
When the work is resumed. how many
of those men who refused to u
unto Hubbeil the things that Hubbell
claims to lie his will be taken BACK
St. Louis Republican "Judge
Thomas A. S~herwOOd's nomination
for reelection 10 the supreme bench
of Missouri took place at Jefferson
City last Wednesday on the second
ballot. The first w6s1iitttem more than
An Informal ballot, and the first real
trial of strength demonstrated
choice of the people. judge Sher-
wood needs no new Introduction TO
the people of Missouri. He is a.post-l
tive character andsa man of convlc-I
lions. HIS position and work u the
bench Of the sfAteelsse cali
ed forth criticism aud cOmQendation.
and last Wednesdays proceedings of
a great convention Of The dominant
party in tho state fairly embOdies theI
Of the people. The saaienej
points in sis Judicial career have met
the approval Of a vast majority, and
his high courage and integrity could
not fail of eliciting general . ommend-
alton" |
The question of free ships was
brought before the house, q few days
in an Unexpected manner. Mr..
Kasson repor4d q bill the purpose of
which Is o extend sosveseels7bnilt IN
the United Stales. OF 30retsn aedpuntd
OF domesticS sud partly sUf
materials, the same draw bsck
that is at present allowed on q iuauu-
featured article constructed wholly of
imported aterials-lhat is, q draw
back to The amount GfSEdtsl les paid. |
less ten per cebt. Mr.. EdekersaaNR-
ginis democrae moved to amend the
bill. making b apply to vessels built
for domestic as we'll ~ foreign ac:
The amendment was forced
to a vote. but the republicans abstain
ed, leaving The house. WithputoaA
quorum voting. Furlher dflatofy taeI
lies were resorted EtS BY the repubhI
cans until the hour was up, when the
bill went overs Thus the republicans
were defeated ina really iniquitops
effort to permit ships to be- built
cheaper in this country for foreigners
for Dur own ship-mastsrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
sHERIFF,s SALE.

State TO the Use OF MiouniJoy
Va.
Leroy +. Moore. -s -. r4l
BY virtue of special EXECUTION, issued from
~ the Office of The clerk OF the circuit court vi
Lafayette county, Missouri. wherein the state
81 Missouri at lie relation and to The Use OF
George NJ. Moun,joy. collector OF the revenue
OF Lafayette county. Missouri. ia pIaintif. and
against Leroy f.. Moore. defendant, to me
direcied. and retnrnable to the August term
1852. Of said CONT, 1 will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 7Tu, ISsa,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon AMI five o'clock IN The aitcrhoun OF SAID
day, and IN trout of the courthouse door, IN the
city "f lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during the session OF the said circuit
court OF snid county. sell publicly. By auction J..
TO the highest bidder. for cash in hand. all the
right, tile, interest, claim ami estate of The sli,i
Leroy F.. Moore, defendant in said execu-
ZION, IN and to the following described real
estate, situate. lying and beng IN Tie county OF
Lafayette, and state of Missouri. to-wit: Ten
ti) acres oil oil the south end oil the sOuIhcust
quarter Ofthe northeast quarter az section seven-
Teen %. 10 township iorty-nine t9) OF range
twenty -four t2D.
Given under my hand tits Both day OF June,
1857: BENJAMIN Ei.LIDlT.
JuIyl5LI Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
NO RELIEF FROM THE CRUSHING
TAXATION!
From the New York Sun /,


The cham which oriyiuated m the
house OF representatives, pre- tending
70 De y rei,ef from taxation, but which
was really conirived lnJhe interest Of
the banks, OF the proprietors of patent
medicines. OF the dealers in perfu NE
ry, aud oil the monopoly of M .nufac.
turing matchrs, ma, now be regard.
ed a. dead aud done tor.
Alarmed vi the signs of public re-
sentiment against Congress, the seuate
committee sought to propitate favor
tny addlng steel and sugar 10 the other
Items. When the bill WAS reported
to the ss'iats in this changed form, the
door WAS At once opened to amend
nent. The democrats ere placed in
u position 10 lest tho siAceritv of the
republican side by proposing real
measures OF general relief, all of
which were quite as germane as tie
amendments which einausteu foom
the republican caucus.
The record shows how these pro.
positions were received, and it also
shows that, after DAYS Of discussion
d republicans abandoned their bill
on Wednesday and took up instead the
enormous swindle which Secor Robe.
son proposed anu carried through the
house, to secure his monitor lob. and
to punish q number of officers who
had disapproved of his corrupt man
agement OF the navy under Grant.
This. retreat leaves the republican
party in q grave dilemma for the fall
elections. The reckless profigacy aud
p~redigality Of this congress OK coed all
experience. "
: The farmers. the mechanics, the la.
6orers. and the plain people, ~ Mr..
Lincoln called them, who pay the
great body OF the taxes by the swest
of their brows, have cried aloud for
relief. aud they have cried in vain.
Congress will adjourn leaving u die
creditable record. 1t has voted away
the peoples money in wild ex,rsya-
gsnce, without. any honest attempt 10
reduce the burdens that weigh upou
Industry and enterprise.
If the democrats are at all wise in.
their nominations, and iu presenting
the Issue of retrenchment aud re.
form. al they did in 1874, history will
be apt to repeat itself in the experi-
snce Of the coming elections.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
sHERIFF,s SALE.
slx.e to the use of Moun,iov.

sIGte to the use of Mounuoy.
D.. vs..
Adam r. Reyburn.
vsrtns of especial execution, issued1fsem-
- the Office of the clerk OF the circuit court Of
lafayette county. Missouri. wherein the state
.! missouri q tue relation sad TO the use OF Geo.
~ Monntjov, collector OF the revenue Of
Lafayette county. Missouri. is plsinti6, and
against Adam &. Reyburn, TO me directed. and
court, I will, On
TUESDAY. AUGUsT srH. 1859.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon ami i've O'Clock in the afternoon or SAID
day, anu IN front ofthe courthouse door. 10 the
souri,, during the session OF the said circuit
court 81 said county, sell publicly, BY .~aacslon.
TO the highest bidder. for cash In hasd, ali lke
right. title. interest. claim and eAtoae - The
said AdAa +. Beyhurn defendant Il saih exscn-
ton. in sndftO the following dssOfibed reaa
estate, situate. lying and being In The couuay 90.
HIatays,.e. snd siste Of Missouri. to-wH: Lot
dition 10 the City Of Lexington 80
Given under my hand this Goth day Of June.
lsSs BENJAMIN ELLIOTT,
yutytbtu Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
sHERIFF'S SALE.

State to tie use OF Mountjoy (.
va.
John l.. Carter.
virtue vi a special execution, issued from
II the Office Of the clerk of the ciTcnit court of
Lafayette county, Missouri, wherein the state of
4iissonrt at1he relation and to the use OF George
Nj. MounJOy. collector OF the revenue of Latay-
cite county, Missouri. ise plaintii, and against
John l.. Carter, defendant, to me directed,
and returnable to the August term, Iss2, of said
court, l will, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 7Tu. 1882,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the tore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of sad
day, and in front Ofthe courthouse door, in The
city OF Lexington, in Laray cite county, Mis-
souri,, during the session Of the said rigcuit
court Of SAID county, sell publicly. by auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash in hand, ull The
right, title. interest. claim and estate of the
SAID john l.. Carter, defendant in SAID execu-
uoh, IN ana to the following described real
estate, situate. lying and being in the county
o. LaIileite and stitte OF Missouri, tO-wit:
FORTY GO) acres, The southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section sixteen 16) IN
township nfiy-0ne t5D of range twenty five C5y.
1882. BENZ MIN ELIfoIv A"'
Juiy11tn Sheriff =.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
sHERIFF's ALE,
State to the use OF Mounnoy

vs.
The unknown heirs of Charles F.. Talley, dec.
u Y virtue Of q special execution, issued from
L the. Office oil the clerk of the circuit court of
Lafayette county. Missouri, wherein the state
OF Missouri ~ the relation and to the Use of
George n. Mountjoy, collector of the revenue
OF talayatte county. Missouri. is plaintiff. and
against the unknown heirs of Charles F. TaTley,
deceased, TO me directed. and returnable 10
the August term. 1882, OF said court. I will, ON
TUESDAY. AUGUST srH. 1882,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day., and In front Of the courthouse door, in the
city Of Lexington. In Lafayette county, Mis-
sour. during The session Of the said circuit
court of said county, sell publicly, by
all the right. title. interest, clam and estate
OF the ssid the unknown heirs of Charles F.
Talley, deceased. defendants In said execution,
In and TO the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being in the county of Laiay-
cite, and state OF Missouri. to-wit: Sixty tGOI
acres, the north end OF the west half Of the
ship forty-nlne f49l. OF range twenty-eight (2sl;
also three and fifty One-huRdredths Is 80 -IOOi
acres, part of the northwest quarter oil
the southeast quarter. and part OF the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter of section
fourteen El41rin township forty-nine [i9l, of
range tv enty .eight 1881
1882. BENJAMIN
Julyl6td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

When q colored clergyman. of Austin,
Tex. limited to Uncle Nance that he
would be powerful bard up for firewood
dis winter an would like to git q load
somewhar," the latter look, d all around
80 II be was afraid of being overheard,
and then said: "Parson. is you VERY
pertickler whar dc wood comes from P''
The parson supposed this to mean that
Uncle Nance WAS going to give him
some stolen wood. so he replied: Sun
Gle sNsace. a%sslong as IgiLssds, weodyt
don't kSer nuM where It SomesJtOm. &
"Den. pArsonsx youshonsN carss wboss
wood youEbsfhs ups'' HaitSS aAf d
same ter me, Uncle Nance" well, l
am gwine," said Nance. "Whar 10 YER
gwine J" "Ter lock up my wood
shed ?"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
SHORT STUDIES ON A GREAT SUB
JEOT.
From the Philadelphia Press.l

From the Philsdelphia Press.l
Mr.. Robson speaks under the
shadow of accusations which q ma.
jorlty Of his fellow -citizens believe
TO be unanswered aud unans werable.
from the Springfield Republican
Robeson. piunges deeper iuto the
mife from WeekSto week, and iucfeas.
es the jnst Indigpation 81 TIE public
thSt suclla msn should sssufne to lead
the repubiicai party. N
(From the Boston Transcript
The best thing the republicans OF
New Jersey q dc is to defeat Robe
sou, nominated or not nominated.
from the Cincinnati Commercial
Secretary Chandler proposes to send
some of the monitors to e to .test
thsIrsseaw orthlaessss Could Robesos
b pstaab0srd one Of them2 ssIf not,
why not?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05

~ against
David l. Mitchell. John IL. q.
Thomas W Mitchell, James l.,
Mitchell. Joseph ". Mitchell and
Fannie j. Mitchell.
ID viitur of u hrci &c and order Of sale. Issued
- IRON tn" "tioe OF the clerk Of the circi,l
c0uttOf Liftyettt county. Missouri, in 1lvor
Joseph Hammer aud L"tirii Hammer, hid wii.;
Charles Hammer AMI susan NJ Hammer. In.
his vile; Charl.a 4. Mitchell. Robert Campbell
and EllZ ti,ei.i Camph-il. .Is VIE; aud against
David L. Mitchell John II q Mitchell. VIII
liam q Mitchell, Thomas W. Mitchell. Jam. (
l.. Mitchell, Joseph w: Mitchell and Fannie j
Mitchell, 10 me directed, and rcturnaLIe Ia IN,
August term. iss.. of said court. { wall, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST STU. 1852,
between the hours of nine o'cimrE in the fore
day, and IN front "f The courthouse door, in the
city OF Lexington, IN Lafayette cuuhty. Mis-
souri,. during the session ~ the circuu court oi
county. sell publicly. by auction, 10
the highest bidder. all the night, title.
interest ,ciaim and estate OF the sand plaintiffs
anu 'ieiehdlnts III said decree and order OF snie,
situate. lying and being IN Ia" county Of L.ii,y-
etle, and state Of Missouri, tu-wit: III. east
half OF The northeast quarter OF section nineteen
I'D and The vest hall ul the northwest auurt.r
Of section twenty (a). all III township iitiy llO),
range tw"nty-stvrn tsT, fNcepng from HE
above description the following ,e,trIhci-sirip
vi aih 'iA'iiH W ti' h'itllit.lSt corner oil the.
west half uf the northwest quarter Of section
twenty C.), in tow nsilip iiity (aO,D range tw,u-
ty-seven (2,), aud running south past tlu. lands
OF j. Fisher and Polly Evans, tn. the northwest
corner Of Henry Horstmnn's land, which is n
hundred ami two rods north and south, and one
rod wide enst AMI west. and contains one hun
dred aud two square rods ;th. ,hoye strip nl land
Is intended Tor II rou'i. and Is situated on the
east side Of the farm.
Terms: Oae-llnr'i cash, On,-lhird IN lively.
months. and on third III eighteen months, the
deferred. payments Ia bear ) per cent interest per
hnnum. purchaser To give mol. occurred by deed
It trust.
Given under my hand TN, lst dav of July,
1857. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT,
Julystd sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
TUESDAY. AUGUST sfu. lssa
sHERIFF,s SALE.

State to the use of Mountjoy
vs..
Rachel o. Gillespie.
virtue of . specisl execution, issued from
~ the Office of the clerk of the circuit court OF
Lsaayette county, Missouri, wherein the state q
NJ. Mopntioy, collector of the revenue. Of
Laiayetis county. Missouri. is plaintiff, and
against Rachel u. Gillespie, to me directed, anu
court, Twill, on ~
TUESDAY. AUGUST sTH. 1882.
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the Tore
noon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon of said
day, and in front of the courthouse door. in the
city Of Lexington, In. Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,; during the session of the said circuit
court Of said county, sell publicly, by auction,
10 me nignest bidder; for cssh In hand. all the
right. title. interest. claim and estate OF the said
Rachel. o. Gillespie. defendant in said execu-
tion.- in and to the following described real
estate. situate. tying and being in the county OF
Lafayette. ana state Of Missouri, to : Wit:
Thirly-fye 1851 acres. the northeast quarter OF
tne southwest quarter. except five acres in a
square in the soutIeast corler of section eight
Isl, in township fifty 1901. of range twenty
eight 1881. -
1892. BENJAMIN EIIIOrT
JuIYl5tQ % f s sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
REPUBLICANS FALLINd OUT,
Hubbell's COMMITTEE not Harmoni-
oua-Jealousy, suspicion, and
Dependency.

WASHINGTON. } uly 24.-Jay Hubbell
to-day began the work of making out
his second lists. In a few days govern
ment clerks may expect TO receive q cir.
cular beginning something III this way /:
ments. We discover that you have not
yet responded to circular requesting
voluntary subscriptions" and SO on.
Mr.. Hubbell's friends say that be is
very happy W the turn matters have
taken, because his COMMITTEES is getting
the best advertisement that a congress.
i NAL campaign committee ever enjoyed,
q I'd the receipts thus tar are so per cent
greater than they we're two years ago.
AS Nc. Hubbell expresses 1t, The GOV.
81 nment employees have got on their ear
aud don't PROPOSE to be buiidezed by
the patent leather brigade."
But things are n o going on so hArmo-
Miously within the committee. Mem
beers Of the committee say that MI. Hub
bell is altogether too much OF "a boss.
know what he is doing. Mi. Haze
doesn't like the outlook; he sees storms
ahead. Republican members OF con.
gress are charging the congressional
committee with tavoring it's own men,
bers first, as the members of the com
MERGE committee are charged with do
ing IN the River and Harbor appropri-
atoms, and the volatile Ferry doesn't
have so high q regard for Mr.. Hubbeli
as to belieye him inca pable OF using his
place to boost himself into the senate as
MIR. Ferry's successor, Pennsylvania,
independents scent u purpose to spend
a handsome percentage OF the commit
tees funds 30 help Cameron in Pennsyl.
vanis. and the Maine Republicans
think they ought to be taken care Of
equally with Mahoneites. The stall.
warts are getting out with Arthur be.
cause he doesn't do more, and the halt
breeds remain out because he does too
much. Logan's friends are grooming
him, and Llncoln's friends are holding
back, and Logan 10 fighting Lincoln's
appointees IN the senate, while Chand.
Ter is treading on Hears sensitive toes.
Meanwh bile the shadaw OF Blaine is
looming up. A break 10 the Cabinet is
said to be imminent and republicans
are going home. out of temper, despon-
dent, and asserting that 1t doesn't make
much difference. they fear. how many
voluntary contributions are received.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
SAERIEE,S. SALE.
State to the use OF Monnuoy

State to the use OF AInuntjoy 90
VS.. !.
Richard Dickcn.
ny virtue Of II s,"cIil execution, issued from
- the Office "rthr clerk al tn, ,.lrcnu court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri. wi,e.ein The state OF
Missouri ~ the relation ouri IL, lite II; 4 of George
nj. MOuntjny, c~uii,t.t,r at iha rev ,,i. of Lufiv-
cite %coi,nty. hfiss"Iri, is p'ain,,n q. and against
1sichaiu Dirk"n, def n.I,;,i. Ia me ,iirc,:ted and
reihrnab'c To the August term, lsSa, OI said
circuit court. | Will, on
MONDAY AUGUST 7yi. 1882,
between The h"nfs Of niur % Clock in tie fore
noon AMI live O'Clock in The afternoon of said
day, and IN front Of ihr courthouse door, i'm the
city OF L~eXinglon, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session Of fiir SAM circuit
coiirt Of snil county. yell publicly by auction.
10 Tie highest bidder, for east, in hand, all the.
right. TUE. interest claim and estate OF the sail
Richard Dickcn. defendant in said execution
in and To the following described real estate.
situate, lying and being in fife county of Eaiay-
ellie, AMI state of Missouri, Io-wit: Forty I4Ol
acres, the northwest quarter al the northwest
quarter OF section thirty five l35l, in township
I"ity nine ll9l, of range twenty live la5j.
Given under my hand this Goth day of June,
1872 BEN AMIN ELLIOTT,
Junei0Lu sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-05
THERE O. a BAIMaM.
cIlEA0 = =

For all Nerve and Brain a6ectioss are
l1yaiusble. They are pr0mpt, sa(e ssd
lenectusi. The beat known rekedv
- IN the world for nervousness In "a
Dr.. stages; Weakening OF the memorv :.
Loss III hrain power. Nervous Delhi.
g Ety. Lost Energy. Lost Hopes, lnprp-
Idences o. \ OATH Excasses In malapSf
Iyears. Seminal Weakness, aud General
,., LOSE Of Power In Generstive Oresrs.
Oisr&s 10 those snnerfng from Nervous iroi.
liability, Nervous Headache. NerVona
prostitution Nervous Exhaustion relief
is Afforded. In many cases OF fmale
Iweak9ess they act like Q charm. M
Editor. the Rusiness msn ~ "a
atinG he benefited by their use. Life M too
I,hort To waste away In Q dull torpid
manner. when y 81 50 box viii bene-
II you. and six-boxes will cpre and
'estore you to health aud hsppinees for
TO- Ask Four Gr1ggist tor thesh
f1lls. take no other. Or SEMI direct to ~
nanufactnrers. who will send them by
aail, scaled, on receipt Of price. Al
tress de- Clarke Medicine COMPANY.
HS Btoadwsy, New YORK. Send 3 cent
lamp fOr circular } mrchAvII