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Gen. Crook.

General Crook has returned afely to
American soil from his raid after hos
tile Indians into Mexico. The expcdi
ton was very successful and he secured
a large number OF prisoners and cap
tured and destroyed the camp OF the
hostiles which was located in difficult
and almost inaccessible place in the
mountains. 1t IS thought this blow
will put a stop. at present, to the fur.
ther depre datlon of the hostile Apaches
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KIRKSVILLE MARKETS.

We quote ruling prices up to Thurs
day noon.
H0GS-S5.5O to SIS.
STEERS $50.
OATS-35 C per bushel.
CORN-But little coming in so to 6Oc
BUTTER--10 to 121ac
EGGS-13.
HONEY-121s to 15c.
BACON--Country 1917.
CHICKENS-Per doz250 to 800.
APPLES-None.
POTATOES-S0 to 80
Hay-weak and quoted timothy at
IS to S..
Onions-young, in lunches 5 cts per
doz.
Strawberries-Retail at Is to 20 cts
box.
Wooi-15 to % cts according to eondl-
ton.
Flour-Prices adyancingi.50 to 200
Seeds Timothy S1OO 20 15O; Hunga
rian IS to 100; Millet75 to1.OO
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we at last allowed the old fellow to
have his way and his movements wer.
closely watched. He soon compelled
the hen to relinquish all PRIOR claims
and took full control. He has quit
the perch where had formerly roost-
Ell, and remains with his newly ;cqu,r-
ed charge by day, and movers them at
night, just as mother would do. /.
was amusing to see the old fellow at
first: he acted awkward. and seemed
at less to know what to do with his
charge, but be has now become ussd to
it and is doing finely. This is no fish
story, but fact.
June 18th. 1883.
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1t is no wonder that farmers become
discouraged at continued bad weather.
A farmer writes to the Elkhorn Mdt.
beadent, and speaking of the rainy sea-
son says it has so worked on a farmer
named Edward Crane, that he actually
dreamed aboutit. He dreamed that
he took trip to the internal regions,
to get out of the wet, and found the
fires all out and the people riding around
in row boats, and some Of the high
ground was so dry tat the old settlers
were planting corn. When a farmer
gets to dreaming he can see more Gu
rious things than anybody.-PeeRs
Sun.
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ShlbIey's Point.

Ed. GRArHrc:- DIR. Noel assisted by
DR.. Wesscher removed for Mrs. Hem
Erickson poilipoid tumor, danger.
GUS and difficult operation. We are
pleased to hear that Mrs. H., is making
q satisfactory progress toward recovery
Mrs. Cole Martin is slowly recover.
ing from complication of u.easels and
lung trouble, that had assumed a
typhoid form. Her life was dispaired
Of for some days. Mrs. Martins recov-
cry adds another feather to DR.. Noel's
cap, but don't tell the Doctor lest 1t
should make him vain.
Lem. Hillyer has moved his mill to
ShihIey's Pointand attached pair Of
corn buhrs. He made his first run to
day and we are told j. was success
Lem will soon be full fledged corn
cracker and don't you forget it.
Our enterprising and Rentlemanly
P. NJ. and merchant at Shibley's Point
is and has been exceedingly pleased for
some time and we forgot to tell why. 1t
is because he has got new young
clerk that calls him papa. X.
NOTES OF TALKS ON TEACHING is the
title of little work Of 18l pages issued
by E. L. Kellogg & Co., Ne" York be-
ing the u utterances of Francis w. Par.
ker at the Martha's Vlnyard Summer
Institute as reported by Leila E. Part
ridge. F. w. Parker is widely known
as one of the successful teachers Of the
country through his connections with
the Quincy, Mass, public schools. The
committee speaking OF the public
schools of that place, and Col. Parker's
work said For live years the town mad
the benefit of his faithful and enthusi-
astic services. He found them ma
chimes, he left them living organism;
dullness graveway to work, the weary
prison became pleasure house. These
talks by Col. Parker will be invaluable
to every progresslv. teacher embody-
ing as they do his knowledge, expert
ence. and methods OF teaching.
"PoEMs by Frank Sweet. Illustrated,
IL mo-, cloth, full gilt, PIP. 2S4.
We have received at the hands of
tine author, this elegant work, and
though we have not yet been able to
give it careful perusal, in glancing
through its pages we have noted a
number Of gems here and there, which
breathe the true poetic fire. The au-
thor, whom we have known from boy
hood, is endowed with reverent and
earnest spirit, which by travel, obser-
vatlon and experience have rlpened in
to a broad, tolerant, and yet always re-
rgious culture. The book is for sale
at this place and we hope 1t may find
a wide circle of readers.
"GArH" is the rather odd title of a !
new paper, recently started at Callao,
Macon county, the first number of
which has been received. 1t is a neat,
newsy and readable little six column
weekly and speaks well for the enter
prise of Callao and the energy of its
publisher, Mr.. C. w. Cauglan.
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Mr. F. M. Harrington hands us the

following:
St. Louis, Mo-, June II, 'S3.
DEAR SIR We have an ample sup
ply ofyoung german Carp, now few
weeks old, ready for distribution. We
desire all parties in your county who
have ponds, lakes or streams to apply
to Geo. Eckardt, Forest Park, St. Louis.
No charges except for Expressage and
cost of can, which must be retained.
Carp ponds must be free from all other
kinds of fish. Shipments will be made
as the weather permits. Very young
carp can be shipped with more safety
than older ones, and thrive better when
placed in ponds and streams.
GEO. EcKARDT,
Supt. Mo. F ish Com.
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1t has been asserted that a young
lady who had been "forsaken by her
lover was like a deadly weapon because
she was a cut-lass." Evidently the
lover wanted to sabre from an unhappy
mariage.-Ca1 Psstsels Weekly.
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1t is too early to predict just what
style of parasol will be fashionable the
coming season. but they will be worn,
as usual, just high enough to rake out
a mans eye.-R0me Sentinel.
1--WE want your custom not your
money! advertlses St. Louis firm.
and the Rochester st-Express wished
that they would start branch estab-
lishment in that city.-Bissayd.
They were courting. Don't SIT so
near me- she said. Il amt near you,'
said be. "You are." II amt" ''But
YOU will be-" mo. l won't neither" !"
i.Then you'd better go home, for l
haint got no use for YOU No cards
Drummer.
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is it true that when wild goose's
mate dies it never takes another z" asks
a young widow. Yes. but don't worry
about that. The reason it acts that
way is because it is a goose.
Two St. Louis lawyers called each
other dirty puppies" in court the 9th
er day. Neither was on oath, but their
evidence was admitted and. no excep-
tons taken.
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I CTHATCHER,

- The old RELIABLE INSURANCE AGENT u
now located on the South Side Of the SQUARE,
Has only old and reliable companies Represented
He will insure residences and fArm properly on BET
ter terms than has ever been offered hers before.
For promptness and accuracy In business feders ~
his eight years business In your midst and All ~
have sustained losses under Policies written by hn
OYrICI:-New Brick Block. south side, over sue
4 Lon9's. NO d."
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The Board of Regents held theil
annual meeting Wednesday night anc
elected the following faculty:
]. P. Blanton, President, 1000.
w P. Mason, Language and Liter
ature. 81 200.
E. B. Seitz. Mathematics, Sligo
J.. 7. PadeE, Physiology and Assis'
tant in Mathematics $1,000.
]. U. Barnard. Elocution. Civil Gov.
ernment and School Law, $1,000.
Mr.. C. S. Sheldon, of New York
Natural Science. 81 900.
B. P. Gentry, Latin and Assistant in
several Departments, 81 900.
C.'E. Ross, Penmanship, Drawing
and Gymnastics, $7oo.
Miss Snyder, Composition and Rhe.
toric and Assistant in Language and
Literature. $500.
Miss Jayne. Principal Of Training
School 5000.
Mary T. Prewitt, Assistant in Tram
ing School. $500.
Ermine Owen, Geography and His
tory, $3.50.
Mr.. o. E. McFaden, Music, $3.50.
Messrs. Sheldon and McFaden are
new men. Miss Prewitt is graduate
in this years class. Mrs. DeVine has
resigned to accept position in We'll
lesSey at Boston.
The following teachers get an in
crease in salary: E. B. Seitz, ]. U.
Barnard, ]. T. Paden and c. E. Ross.
each $1oo. Miss Snyder $500, and
Miss Jayne $15o. ]. T. sReesman,
was reelected Ianitor.
"A Florida shark" says the Eliza
bethton (Ky.,) News, swallowed an
eightday clock, accidently dropped into
the water, and seven days later ran
ashore to have it wound up This
must be one OF President Arthurs fish
stories.
Omaha wonder why she can't pro-
cure a great actor or poet, and then
turns around and tells of citizen fall
ing beneath wagon loaded with two
tons of stone and having wheel pass
over his head without cracking his
skull.-Detroit Free Press.
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Northwest AdaIr.

H writes to the GRAPHIC that quite
an excitement prevails over he disap
pearance of MIR. McMain. who lived
four miles north of Shibley's Point.
He got into a difficulty, II entioned in
the GRAPHIC at the time, last winter
and was shot by one of the Mays. He
was not hurt much. Recently he start
ed to the Point saying he would be
absent hut short time. Has not been
heard from since. 1t is thought that
he has been foully dealt with. Two
searches have been made, and May has
had six men arrested for disturbing
him. Trial comes off Friday.
Mrs. Cassie Shoop while out with a
buggy recently got out to lead the
team across bridge. They got away
from her and ran tor home. Neither
team buggy or lady were injured.
Small grain looks fine, meadows tx
ira good, but corn looks sickly.
j. w. Osborn and Miss Mollle Saund-
ers were married recently.
While returning from Kirksville last
week j. A. Salada got lost in the wooks
and renamed out in the rain all night.
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CHASE & FUSSELMAN
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING, GRAINING
SIGN WRITING. &c.

A1rsatis6aetion Guaansesa. Lssve orders q 4 =; !;
.JsHi IONS DIux store noe"
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"ho Shd1eS1Su pilSueScS grown u SUCH
threatening proporitio MS. Let them
be jealousy watched by the people,
They will bear watching.
More than ten years ago the
writer advocated the control and own
ershlp of the telegraph system of the
country by the government. 1t was
good republicanism then-and we be.
lieve it is just as good now. In India
in Australia we believe. and in sever a
countries OF Europe the railroads
are thus controlled by their govern.
ments. They are considered 'public
works" in the actual sense and as such
are managed. Here the railway and
telegraph both. while they enjoy the
prero gatives of public institutions are
in the hands of private corporations
and under the thumb of a few individu-
I ais so that the title railway king" is
rapidly becominga a part of our vocab-
ulary. Instead of being operated in
the interest and for the benefit of the
public they were designed to serve. they
are used a stools to gamble with in the
interests of their 'manipulators." "
Prince Erie, Prince Wabash and other
monopolistc usurpers may yet give US
as much trouble as have the Stuarts.
the Tudors, the Bourbons and the
Napoleons the people of Europe.
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. -
A PAWNBR0KER'S TRIAL.

She WAS Il woman evidently IN not
very comfortable circumstances. vii h
care on her face and tears only half
concealed i'll her eyes. \ Young girl,
neatly attircd, her daughter. sat he
side her on one of the comfortable
leather upholstered chairs i'll the
Mayors Office. Mayor Edison wheels
about in his revolving chair. and
CHANGING at a contpnted looking
young fellow near the two ladies, in
CURED:
well. Mr.. Gorsch. have YOU
brought the shawl as directed"
The contentrd being began to look
troubled. but the young man. his son
looked as if he would like to do some
thing desperate.
Il am IA pawnbrokcr," admits Mr.
Gorsch. and have to take Il great
many risks. L brought the shaw
yesterday"
The Mayor picked up IA shawl ncal
him, and the elder lady, Mrs. Ami,
J. Smith, denied that it was the on,
she pawned Il gave him one tina
cost $780," she explains, although
only borrowed 50 upon it." He
daughter and several other witnessc,
united in saying that the shaw
formerly owned by Mrs. Smith was +;
beautiful broche one. with patterl
and monogram in the center.
The Mayor had been studying tn,
complainant. Il must ask You /
! question, Mrs Smith, he said n
last, land | do it simply as a matter
of duty. You are evidently not very
wealthy. How did you come by ;
500 shawl
Sorrowfully and with tears in hcl
eyes Mrs. Smith explained that whei
she bought that shawl she was worth
S90,000. Inside of three years sh,
had lost her husband, two chilhcr
and her money. The shawl she hao
tried to keep as Il memcnto of better
days.
"Iou must produce this lady,
shawl within twenty four hours Oh
take the consequences, decided the
Mayor, turning to Gorsch.
Then to-dayv go out uf peez
ness angrily remarked the defiant
looking young man.
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------- 60
WASN'T THAT CLEVER ~

There is Il story told to illustrate the
ruling passion of the parrot. which
may or may not be true, but it is as
follows:
Two sailors once went with tame
parrot to a show in Toxic, where a
Japanese was giving an exhibition of
sleight-cf hand, interspcrsed with
acrobatic feats. At the enl of each
trick. the sailors said
Now isn't that clever? Wonder
what he'll do EcXi -
With each act of the performance
their establishment increased. and
they kept muttering. Wonder what
he'll do next?' The parrot heard this
exclamation SO often that he picked
it up.
Presently the Japanese tried to
keep in the air q number of bamboo
sticks iTnited at both ends; but hay
ing his attention distracted, he al
lowed one of the sticks to drop.
Unfortunately. it fell upon a heap
of fire crackers. bombs. etc. which OK
ploded. blew ont the walls. blew off
the roof, scattered the audience in all
directions. and sent the parrot.
minus its tail feathers and one eye,
about four hundred yards.
AS the bird came down with a flop
it shrieked, WASN'T that clevcr1
Wonder what he'll do next -
1t isn't always the flower Of the
family that makes the best bread.
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a >uTIp .lIYl..:U WUMAN.

Tcssrs. ran -
TlsraI.ycisa GOD 1ikeno's oc Mrs. lydia 7. Pink
ham Lynn Ma '..Nha ah'v. all :A.r human hcluSs
ma, lie t.ut,uv c:,lc al. Ir.lr III, nd or Woman
n.."rnc oG l,r -a"i!acntS low trca1 i,r. Shs
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ot a liz study AL is oa.i:'d t. keep * lady
n lstgu'- 10 4. p h, r;- iar' Ionlrnc
rilc ,al, pour N upon / r.'.r :.,ruS is ~ociSl
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w. table Cr';r ui.a II i,,'r.ao fr GOO! aoi not
r,il Iur.~ I h.,c lersnnaliy inv, sllsat,u i: and
ar. satisfied u Tho tr;.th Of tli4.
tn acc, ,:ut # (; ave-. roiita It rr"om:Acncd
arl prescribed hy t',rb,St -!i' n tho county.
one says: II woI..a lilo charm AID SAVES much
pain II will care ntir " IT, ygors; form of falling
a. the utcru;. L.s"-r.oa, irregular AID I,infal
Mrus,ru.ti ~ all Ovarian: .rou.lv. in';unmo;!un and
Tie, ration. Flooding a.! l. =. rrnts AMI the CON
scUeEt .ral V,rhnc>s. ali Ii pc laIy adapted 10
the Char.-u Of lie
Ittrii,sis cvcry :, rtion % the system anil gives
new lie and ,i:ar. Ii remove, ta:ut9,>s Gatu',n.y.
destroy g: cray :,T stiml'ants. and ,lts"@ W. *
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rrns,raton. raj Debility, slccilrssnsss,
depression ard lndI .-c>iirr Tina; r,ug e: bearing
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permanently cured lyr tI.r. II Will al AL tim and
uud.r ajl circumstance, act harmony W.: IN, Law
that governs the fcrrl syftci1.
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dAGT--. A:v advice REQUIRED as 90 sl,'inl cases and
~ names 81 rrary No have been restored perfect
heath ly Tic use f the Nc!..ti !" tumpound, can hc
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at hcr hoIac n Lynn Ma.
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un.ut- as, 4 aS a,r.naHt t. stiu.onial~ show.
Mrs ITnLhar', Liver Ifii>. ,sys vri;s-. are
taei. in Tie ir'.iH Ito c.rc c' Cot. :ipaton,
RCiou,n, - AL I rpd:y e to l!rc-. Her E!"od
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toc!ual IT,, Tsp ~ 4: - = .re'..l--.''.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-13
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

a lawyer in Central New York
gives the following account of one Of
his first cases:
My client sued a ncighbor for the
alleged killing of Il favorite dog. The
proof consisted in the mysterious dis
appearance of the animal. and the
possession of Il dogs skin by the de
PENDANT. which, after considerable ar
gument, was brought into court in CIV
idcnce. 1t was marked in IL singular
manner, and was positively identified.
with many tears, by the plaintiff
wife and daughter as the undoubted
lntegument of the deceased Bose. In
summing up to the jury, | WIS in the.
midst OF highly colorcd picture of
the virtues Of the deceased. and Of the
love of the children for their four
footed friend, when was INTERRUPTED
by Il slight disturbance i'll the crowd
hear the door of the little school
house which served as a court house.
Looking around | saw my clients
youngest son, Il tow headed urchin of
II. coming forward with a dog whose
skin was the exact counterpart of the
one put in evidence The dog wagged
his tail with good natured composurc
and the boy cried. in his childish
treble: Paw, Bose has come home.
gathered up my law books and re
treated, and L have never had perfect
confidence in circumstantial evidence
since. Harper's Magazine.
Anthony Troliope's will has been
proved by the executors, his widow
and eldest son. The personality is
sworn at Sl29.4G4,Sl. The will is
dated October 80, 1878, and leaves all
the property in trust for Mrs. Troll
lope. to be divided at her death be
tween the sons. TO the eldest son
are bequcathed all the novelist's
manuscripts, and at Mrs Trollope's
death. 100000 to Miss Nightingale
Bland, niece of the deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-13

The Rev. W. +. Smith tells Of ii
horse he once knew that would always
refuse to pull if three persons, no
matter of what size or weight. were
III the vehicle to which he was hitchrd.
but he never refused to draw two of
any size. This is a horse that can
count.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-13
IH.HiiC:> who ~,

laE';iiC~ VINO aye
r." HE vital
stamina declare III
grateful terms
thrIr appreciation
of the lucrIt- IL u
tonic, of Hostel
tcis Stomach BIT
trr~. Not only does
:; Imra:t strength
trtl,r weak. bu ii
also cUrr"Ct's IA IT.
regular acid stat"
Of the stomach.
makes the bowels
act ~ prupcrlrt'r-
V;ll>. gives r;I-r to
thn-c vino suffer
from ri.rlI matte
and kidney .t:ouh
L.. aud couuu"r~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-04-13

IlrFla~oN. or. Sept. Eth. -. 1t affords u-
l.rA~ur, to Introduce Anmrn'- Cough Syrup.
1t Is 3. Na!a die remedy.
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