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Saturdays Daily.

The north bound train was an hour
late this morning.
Z. S. Hoag went 10 Glenwood this
morning on business.
The mite sociahle of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society met at the residence OF
Mr.. Saml. Halliday last night. A large
crowd of young folks were in attend
ance.
Who are they7 We should like to
know. The Unionville Nsao Century
says:
Some parties from Kirksville went
to Bethany, Harrison county, to start
a gallon store, a few days ago and are
now in jail. The temperance people
are not to be fooled with up in Betha-
nv. They have not allowed saloon
there for twenty years and do not pro-
pose to be comprised about with gallon
stores
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Sudden Death.

Mr.. Gaines Vice, an old gentleman,
died suddenly at Sloans Point on Fri
day night. He was a man well adj
vanced in years and a widower. Him.
selfand a son, who worked with HIM,
had a room, which they occupied as a
sleeping apartment, in the Pannabaker
Mill. Friday they did a big days
chopping, and the old gentleman ate a
harty supper and went to bed appr-
emily in goodhealth. Some time dur
ing the night his son heard him strus-
Cling, and on going to him found him
in the death throes.
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MARRIED.

oLIvER-rHoMPsoT-A the residence o.J. Vi.
DeFrsnce: in this place, on Wednesday, Feb. Is,
ISL alto o clock p ~, by the Rev, DIR. E. Talbot,
%ss zzE NJ P1SE a K Mo-
Only few intimate friends an rela-
tives of Mrs. DeFrance and MIS- Ilomp-
son were present. no carts beng
given out IN hlrksvlIle After the
ceremony which was that of the church
of England, ALWAYS beautiful the CON-
pany sat down to a rich crliat ion,
where mirth and happiness ruled su-
preme. To say the bride was bea utl-
full would be a superfirous declara ton
to all who know he,
Hon. B. ]. Noodson. son of Governor
Woodson, of St. Jo., was the groom
fl st-best man, and Miss A. NJ. Walker,
an accomplished young lady of St.
Louis, was bridesmaid. One striking
feature about this wedding, was, that
Miss Walker was the third young lady
in as many successive generations
from the same family, whc mad actel ds
bridesmaid for brides of Miss lhomp-
sons family tor as many successive gen
erations.
Besides those already II mo ed,
there were present Mrs. J. V 'ot d.
son, Miss Sallie Doug. nd
Mr.. H. D. Wilson, of St. /. lis.
Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan, ofSt. Jose u. nd
Mr. S. I. Lawder, of Mexico, -. The
happy pair lett on the $3.50 train for
st. Joseph, followed by the best wishes
of the GRAPHIC and other friends.
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A silver Wedding.

| The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Leoffler on Friday and Saturday the
eth and IS, ult., was probably the
grandest affair of the kind that ha;
ever taken place in the history of Wal.
nut township. The ceremony was per.
formed by T. B. Cheesman, of Walnut
7, P, Friday at p. N. The bride was
dressed IN the finest of French mohair,
trimmed in satin and white lace. The
groom in fine broadcloth. Soon after
the ceremony we repaired to the dinner
table which was bountifully spread
with everything good. The guest were
as follows: Cary Hopson and wife, j
NJ. Smith and wife, G. Wolf and wife,
Andrew Berry and wife, f. Hyde and
wife, F. Sewell and wife. George Mead
erville and wife, VIM. Prentice and
wife, S. Kent and wife, J. w. Galven,
Grandma Berry, V. p Sewell, Mrs.
Bickel, j. Bickel, Mrs, Ransom and o.
Hilton of Walnut, T. p, Mrs. Aule,
Mrs. NJ. l.. and Miss Lille Prentice of
Macon Co., J. W. Wiles. OF kirksville,
Mrs. J. C. Thudium and wife, Mrs. Fox,
and wife of Linn Co.
The presents were a silver cas-
tor, by J. NJ. Wiles: silver napkin
ring by Mrs. Hopson; a silver sugar
spoon, Mr. Lamkin, OF kirksvills; one
set silver tea spoons,by Mr.. & Mrs. Thus
dunn; one set of silver table spoons, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox; one fine mustache
cup and saucer for Mr.. Leoriler, also a
fine cup and saucer for Mrs, Leotfier,
by De Pierce, of Kirksville. There were
other small presents too numerous to
mention.
Saturday in the afternoon people be-
gan to come IN from all parts; quite
a large crowd had assembled at 4
o'clock. when dinner was called, at
which all seemed to be experts. After
partaking of dinner we enjoyed our
selves until midnight at dancing when
al seemed to be satisfied to go home.
VIZ. PRENTICE.
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Yesterday was like May cay.
The different churches were well fill
yesterday.
Our old friends Hugh Mcdaniel anc
John Hardin, of Arkarsaw are shaking
hands among friends here to-day. They
will remain during the week.
Mr.. C. J. Hartman, of Lincoln. Neb.
and II. T. Hughes. of Texas, relatives
of Mr. and Mrs. Cooter of this place
spent Sunday in kirksville. They left
Tor Nebraska on Monday,
We have received number four OF
the DAILY Herald, new paper just
started at Silver Cliff, Colorado. On
the editorial staff we notice the name
of our journalistic friend, VIII c. Fer
riI who aIso figures as one of the pro-
prietors The paper is republican IN
nolitics. has neat. clean and newsy
annearance. We wish it success.
Mr.. WIG. Long. an accomplished
and first class printer, has been en-
cared IN this Office to take charge OF
lis mechanical department as foreman.
Our constantly increasing business has
made it necessary to put some one IN
charge of the Office who can devote his
whole time and attention to that de-
nartment. Parties desiring JOB work
Of anv description can depend on re-
ceivinc prompt attention and first class
work.
There have been broad hints thown
ont bv ceart,in parties, for some weeks
hack that they were in possession OF
knowledge of grave crime committed.
Lot those parties be summoned before,
! re- Grand Jury. now in session, and
o ome Effort be made to go to the bot
to.n If the thing. If parties are IN
, vo.ss of UGH facts they become, IN
p ! measnre accessories, if they % not
@;r n.e their knowledge to the proper au-
thorities. :: co,.
A. the municipal election IN sait
lake Civ on Monday the independent E,
n~o n Mormons scratched the
Tames of hardhead polygamlst;s and
voted for younger and one-wlveo men
VIM. Jennings, a wealthy merchant
was elected mayor.
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Tuesdays Daily.

Did YOU ever see such winter wealth
er?
| Did you get valentine and did 70,
like it?
| Spring work ought to commence
early this year.
Circuit court has added materially t
the STIR on our streets
The GRAPHIC will present an interest
ing table of contents this week.
Locust Mound is In need of a fllrni.
ture store, nurseryman and shoemaker
Frank King man, of Mlllard, called
in to see us in a business way this
morning.
DR.. T. NJ. Nichols, of La Plata, passed
through town to-day on hi. way TO
Edna.
Mr.. VIM. Gilmore, of Wilson town
ship ,pent Monday and Tuesday IN
kirksyille.
Mr.. Swsmm, Macon City photogra-
pher talks ofsstarting another gallery
in this place.
Eggs have got down within reach of
poor folks. and the millionaire are not
the only folks who can afford a dozen.
occasionally.
Neal Mcbride, miner, died yester.
day At Fry station, of rheumatism of
the heart. He was taken to Hurdland
to-day, for burial in the Catholic
Cemetery at that place.
Thad Marmaduke, of Macon county.
brother of Mrs: g. W. Sharp and Mrs.
n. A Baylor. died at the residence of
the former IN this city last night, after
an illness OF many months. Mr.. Mar
maduke was well known and had a
host of friends. He has for some time
held the Office OF recorder OF deeds off
Macon county.
Mr.. R. c. White, of Salt River town
ship has succeeded in getting his pen
sion allowed by the government. The |
back pay amounts TO $1,000 and here.
after monthly allowance of Sc. Mr..
White called to see US Monday and in
vested two dollars in the GRAPHIC. Mr..
White knows a good thing when he
sees It, He says there are two things
he goes for strong. and that Is the ''old
flag and the Weekly GRAPHIC.
Mr.. Milton futile. of Gallon. Ohio
brother of Daniel Tuttle, of Salt river
ownship, started home Tuesday. He
lad spent about two months here and
vas highly pleased with the country
and its advantages. and will give this
art of the west good report to his
leighbors in Ohio. We are sorry Mr..
Tuttle's business and interests are such t
hat he could not have become per- S
nanent resident.
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JOHN B. COUGH.
Opera House, Quincy, Illinois,

TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 18TH, 1882.
This eminent lecturer will deliver his
new lecture: "PLATFoRM AND PER-
soNAL EXPERIENCES" at the above
place and date, under the auspices of
the Gem City Business College.
As this will probably be the last
western tour made by Mr.. Cough, we
doubt not the good people of the CON-
munity will welcome the opportunity
thus offered to hear him.
Tickets on sale at ]. R. SINNERS
Book Store. Reserved seats 75c.
Sittings will be reserved and tickets
placed in envelopes and held at Mr..
SINNERS store until called for, by
sending orders and money to
d.. MUssELMAN,
QUINCY, Ill.
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came up this morning.
Charley Gatlin goes to Carrolton
county on Monday night to visit his
sister.
VIC. Glaze started to Washington,
Iowa, this morning on a prospecting
tour
The festival, Tuesday night, at Mil
ler's hall, in Brashear, was a fine sue
cess, socially and financially. The
proceeds, which amounted te 500 are
for the purchasing of an organ for the
Me. Church, South.
Mr.. A. W. McLothlin, who has been
here attending school for the past two
and nalf years, goes to Hopkins, Mo-.
this week, with his family. Mr.. Nc
Lothlin' health has been SO much i'm
paired. that this change became ne
cessary.
The continued fine weather charac-
tcristic of this month. has been a con-
slant surprise to the oldest lnhabitant.
The Jeremiahs say however that we
will have to pay for it all bye and bye.
Suppose we do-that is no reason we
should not make the best of it while it
asts
Mr.. A. Church of Brashear, was In
to see US to-day and reports things
lively at Brashear Mr.. Church has
card as carpenter and builder inserted
in this issue. Readers of the GRAPHIC
in his vicinity should call at his shop IN
Brashear when needing anything in
that line.
DIR. ]. NJ. Swetnam, of Kirksville,
Missouri, but formerly of this section
was here visiting his lovely little daugh-
tel Nellie, at the home of our talented
townsman, K. F. Prichard, Esq, for
several days week before last. The
doctor has been very successful since
he went West. He not only has a
very lucrative practice, but publishes
two of the most popular papers IN the
country, the GRAPHIC and HOME Treas
URE.-rCatlettsburg (Ky) Progress.
Jackson, the Common Sense Remedy
Man has remained in our
city for three weeks and has
given entire satisfaction to the
stock-ralscrs ard farmers Of the county.
DR.. Grove, seeing the benefit derived
from the use of his remedies, has pur-
chased large quantity, this being the
only way they can be purchased, as
they are not left on commission.
Persons having lame, sick, or crippled
horses would do well to call and get a
hottie,
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Eminent Success.
Still Another Thousand Bottles Of
MarSh'S Golden BaISam.
TheFamous Throat and Lung Medi-
cine. to be Sold at Ten Ceuts in
kirksvilIe.

Our enterprising and reliable drug
glsts. W. G. -Four & Bro. viii eontin--
ne to sell the ten cent sample bottles Of
Marsh's Golden Balsanl for the Throat
and Lungs, TO all who have never tried
1t. Persons who have already tried this
famous cough remedy can procure the
large bottles at 30 cents and one dollar.
No one suffering with Consumption,
Bronchitis, a Cough or Cold. Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Group Whoopine
Cough. Asthma. or any Bronchial Or
Pulmonary affection. should fail TO try
this truly valuable medicine. For the
prevention and cure of Consumption Of
the Lungs it is the geeatest emedy Ma
ture has ever conferred to MEDICAL sci
ence or human research. Thousands of
bottles have been given away to prove
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
Will benefit \ large bottle will do
wonders.
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sneak Thieves.
A few evenings since Mr.. \

A few evenings since Mr. l. Conner
mann, Of Hurd!dn'i. went to some place
or amusement with his children, of
course laying of his ordinary work
clothes for others. He omitted to re-
move eight dollars from the pocket OF
the discarded garments, and on his re-
turn home he found that some tibet
had entered the house by the window
and went through them. Luckily this
was only part of Mr.. Gs hard earn
in.s.
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An IRlnartsnt Discovery.

Has been made whereby success
full vegetable combination has been
introduced, which acts upon the bowels
the liver, and the kidneys, and at the
same time imparts strength and
vitality to the entire system Burdock
Blood Bitters contains this important
discovery. Pric S1.oo trial size 10 cents.
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NO go,

Al kinds of cassimeres and worsted
suitingi at No. So, west side of III:
square Finest and largest stock ever
brought to Kirksville which will be sold
lower than the same goods can b.
bough at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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A Friend in Need.

Time over and again Thomas Elect
ric Oil, has proved salutary friend to
the distressed. As reliable curative
for Group in children, sore throat end
bronchial affections, and as positive
external remedy for pain, it is never
failing antidote.
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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, ia three to Ave min
utes and rheumatism in from one to FIVE
days. Get only the genuine. Only soc
Bottle. Sold by j. G. Jamison and +
A. Grove.
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Nearly A Miracle.

E. Asenith Hall, Binghamton, N. Y.
writes: Il suffered for several months
with.a dull pain through my left lung
and shoulders. l lost my spirits, ap-
petite and color, and could with diff
Guilty keep up all day. My mother
procured some Burdock Blood Bitters;
/ took them as directed, and have felt
no pain since first week after using
them, and am now quite we'll" Price
S1.oo. For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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Deaf as 4 Post,

Mrs. W. J. Lang, Bethany, Ont,
ST ties that for fifteen months she was
Il ]ubled with disease of the ear,
causing entire deafness. And in ten
m ltes after using Thomas Electric
Oil was relieved, and in a short time
was entirely cured and her hearing re-
stored. For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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Blind John.

The wonderful colored musical
prodigy will be in Kirksville for one
nigh, only, Tuesday evening, Feb.
2Ist. This will probably be his last
appearance before a Kirksville audi
ence for long time, for he is on his
way east, and perhaps to Europe
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Attention Co. E.

In accordance with S. o. No. l there
will be an election Of Co. E., End Regt
N. G. NJ. held on the evening Of Feb
18th at the office of c. h.. floss, opposite
the post Office. All members are re-
quested to be in attendance.
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AReneyatiBg Remedy.

Is to be. found in Burdock Blood Bit
tiers. As an antidote for sick head
ache, female weakness, biliousness, in
digestion, constipation, and other dis,
eases of kindred nature, these bitters'
are Invaluable. Price $1.oo. For
ale by ]. G. Jamison.
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DIED..

MAGRCDER-On Feb. 9th 1882. at her home in
Shelby county. Mo. six miles southeast OF Novelty
Ars. Marth Mag-uder.
Mrs. Magruder was the mother of
our fellow townsman Mr. R. D. Magru-
der Mr.. Magruders' MANY friends in
this place will mpathise, with him
deeply in this sad bereavement.
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Special Notice

SwIGERf & GARDNER have reduc T, heir
old stock, and are now filing up W NHw,
direct from the Factory and lat owest cash
rates. No soft wood furniture. Call and e1-
smine our goods and prices.
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Did you observe the similarity in the
twins.
Miss Laura Alvey, of Brashear, was
in town this week.
J. NJ. Howk, of Salt River, gave US
pleasant and profitable business call
yesterday.
A fine, handsome, and commodious
store room for rent First class in
every respect.
A. H. Latham, of Walnut, called and
ordered the GRAPHIC for u friend in
the east, this week.
C. E. Thr asher, of Brashear, was up
this week and gave us a call. leaving
S15O for the GRAPHIC.
Benz 4. Verdin. of Shibley's Point,
came in Monday and Joined the grand
army OF GRAPHIC subscribers.
Edward H. Burton, of La Plata.
dropped in on US Monday leaving the
cash for the GRAPHIC another year.
Mr.. T. W. Griffin is putin g up a
snug and tasty dwelling on the lots
south of d, S. Guipe's residence.
w. H. Spencer told US not to men
ton the fact. but he will get the GRAPH
&c right along. Also the Home Treas
IRE.
Pr Master, w. R. Stubblefeld of
the Masonic order, st. Louis, Is spend
ing day or two with the Masonic
brethren of this city.
". G. Pierce, of Morrow, is another
of our subscribers who called this week
and added one-fifty to laid and COM
fort" Of the GRAPHIC.
c. A. Gatlin, of Moravia, Iowa, has
been visiting Greentop friends. He
called in Monday and invested two
dollars in the GRAPHIC.
B. W. Young, of Salt river, dropped
in on US Tuesday and made US happy
by handing us the shining silver for
the GRAPHIC
Mr.. D. Barnhill, of Brashear post Of.
fee, called yesterday morning and de.
posted two dollars on the GRAPHIC ia
bic for the great family paper.
J. A. Bragg, of Pettis township,
dropped in on us since last issue, and
we are two dollars the richer. He
will get the GRAPHIC right along.
Mr.. Geo. Cain, one of Adarr coun-
TVS oldest inhabitants and substantial
farmers called on US Wednesday and
took look through the GRAPHIC of.
flee.
7. H. Novinger, of Nineveh town.
ship, has been attending court as a
juror this week. He availed himself OF
the opportunity to renew for the
GRAPHIC.
Dr. A. S. Pierce, having taken to
himself a better half is sojourning with
friends, for the present at Indianapo-
lis. Wishing to keep posted he sends
US the needful for the GRAPHIC.
B. F. Coffee of Cookville, was in
town yesterday, and didn't forget the
GRAPHIC. 1t is things like this that
enable US to bear with a smile the il
natured thrusts from the twins.
Mrs. Wolverton, member of the
order Of patrons of Husbandry," viii
take subscriptions for the St. Louis
Journal ofAgriculture," at 50 cents
each. Call at the GRAPHIC Office:
Stolen from the Office OF the Parcels
house, a large gold pen with ebony
handle. The pen has probably been
disposed of to some innocent purchas-
er. Full price will be paid for it if dc.
livered to NJ. H. Kirkham at the Par
GELS house. |
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FARMERS.

Full supply of Flows, Mowers, Reap
ers, Wagons, and Farm Implements
generally, for sale by ]. W HALL,
BRAsHEAR, Mo-, at Borrow PRICES.
n43-Iow
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Mendell l. Thompson.

Mendell e. Thompson represent all
the fire insurance companies formerly
represented by J. c. Thatcher. Don't
fail to see them before insurin2 your
property.
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Attention Farmers.

Bring on your plows and repairing
work to NJ. L. Beeman, and get 1t
done before the rush comes on.
w-4,-2w. NJ. L. BEEMAN.
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Sad Accident.

A little son of Wooster Reynolds,
living in Clay township, fell into swill
tub on Wednesday and was drowned.
No further particulars received.
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Til, Rev. Geo H. Thaver. of Bourbon
Ind. syas: Both myself and wife ow.
our lives to Shiioh's Consumption curr.
Sold by T. r. Fowler, kirksyille, Mo.
dW-ov
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Get your MILLINERY Goods at
Mrs. Leech's. Full line at No 5, north
of the Parcels House. Trimmings III
latest styles. no5S-:f
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
BAYLOR & Miller's.
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Goal! CoaI!!
MeyicO FI0uY

Porter coal for saIe at Dean & Crit.
fms Grocery Store.
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Shiloh's Ca,arrh Remedy-a positivs
cnre for Catarrh. Diptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by f. r. Fowler, Kinks
vile, No. dw-ow
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re
lieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by I. r. Fowler,
kuksville, Mo. dw-ow
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: Custom Grinding.

Holmes & Amick at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to do
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
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If you want anything IN their line
it will pay you to go to No. IS, west
side, they won't be undersold.
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Finest i,re oil Organs in Huntsville at
J. w. Martin'S-west side of the square
No. SO.
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Pianos, Organs, Banlos. Violins,
Guitar. Strings. Instruction Books and
musical goods generally, for sale by ].
W. Martin. west side of the Square at
No IS
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For Aches, pains and Indamatory
diseases Balm of Life has no superior.
Only 80 cents Bottle See Advertise
ment.
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Big line OF 9ueensware, glass ware,
etc, just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side square.
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"Hackmetack,7 lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and so cents. Sold
by T. r. Fowler. Kirksville, Mo.
dw-ow
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IL hereby certify that 1 have US e
DR.. Franconi's Balm of Life, and find
it most excellent remedy.
w. G.. CocHRANE.
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DRIED FRUIT.

A choice lot of Apples, Peaches
Curants and Prunes just received at
Marley & Sons, north side of tn
square.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts. 50 cts. and 81. Sold by I. r.
Fowler, Kirksville, Mo. dw-ow
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Are You made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh Vital
izer is q positive cure. Sold by T. K.
Fowler, kirksville, Mo. dw-ow
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-02-17

For lame back. side or chest US,
Shiloh's Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold BY
I. R. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo. DIV e-v