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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
A Senator Spit Upon.

CHICAGO, May Ex-senator Cendee, of
this city last week in the s5abe senate,
while certain nominations tar Chicago
justices of the peace were pending. made
the assertion that Justice P..na5vil!a, seek
ing denomination, was unoer the control
of the Chicago gamblers and wos . tool of
Mike Mcdonald. Yesterday Condee was
accost"l by Mcdonald while walking on
the street in this city, and after some
words, the latter spit in the senator's face,
according to the version published this
morning. Condee was interviewed but
made no mention of the incident and by
ISLANDERS assert he failed to resent the act.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

SIR Arthur SULLIVAN is busy writing a
new opera to be brought out in the
early fall. He promises that it shall not
be Pinafore revised and improved.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

CoNKLING is not to be caricatured any
more in the Judge, that publication hav-
ing been bought by friends of the gentle
man, including himself.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.
ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY,, MAY 80, 1883.

In Georgia the wheat is ripe enough to
be harvested, and the watermelons large
enough to be stolen.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

Steamer, Longfsilow goes on her regular trim
to-day. Go to the foot of Jackson street at
.: 3O a. m and 2:3O p with fifty cents for the
round trip. Nothing so fine as mocking bird on
toast. When you hear her whistle she will leave
in thirty minutes. Come.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
MURDERED AT GRAND FORKS,

Especial Telegram to the Globe:1
GRAND FORKS, D. T., May 29.--Maior
John Sheckels shot and has probably ia
tally wounded James Bruce IN Ed CRABS
saloon this afternoon. All were we'll
known sporting men. An old grudge
seems to have existed between the parties.
Major Sheckels is under arrest.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
CRIME RECORD.
THE EXCITEMENT At THE ILLINOIS
COAE HINES SUBSIDING.

Inc Militia Censured for Firing Upon the
Aloo-A Probable Murder at Grand
Forks-A Number of Suicides and Fatal
ARRAYS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

.%Hoods, scarfs, ribbons and any fancy ar
ticles can be made any color wanted with the
Diamond Dyes. All the popular colors.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

ARAT HALsrEAD has adopted diet OF
skim milk as a preventative to Bright's
disease with which he is menaced.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30
PITTsFoRp. Mass Sent 9

PrrTsFoRD, Mass, Sept. %, 1878.
S1Rs-I have taken Hop Bitters and recon-
mend them to others, as 1 found them very
beneficial
MRS. ]. W. FULLER,
Sec. Women's Christian Temperance Union.
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SUICIDE.

New York, May 29.-Mrs. A. E. War
ner. Nanschurtz, graduate of the Royal
Medical college of Saxony, and daughter
of the wealthy land owner, Baron Won
Stein, committed suicide at Bowery no.
tel last night. She had been disc Rned by
her parents for marrying against their
wishes, and it is supposed lack of funds
led to the act.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

Advices from Pittsburg show no change
in the iron interests. The manufacturers
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-30

morning. Loss $4,000 and insurance
$4,000. Origin of the fire unknown.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 29.-On the
afternoon of the 18th of April Miss Anna
Bauerbin, aged twenty-five, daughter of
John Bauerbin, wealthy German of this
city, mysteriously disappeared from home.
Diligent search by the detectives was un-
successful, and no clue was obtained until
to-day when dispatch from Boonville,
150 miles below here on the Missouri river.
announced that body had been found in
the river there by fisherman and identi-
fed as that of Miss Bauerbin. The BODY
had evidently been in the water some
time and an examination revealed bullet
wound in the back, the ball having travers-
ed the lumbar region and emerged near
the groin. No other marks of violence ap-
peared, and the jewelry upon her person
was undisturbed The fact of murder is
established almost without doubt, but
the circumstances surrounding it remains
a complete mystery.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-03-16
Another Eden.

The GRAPHIC has at various times
given Its readers correspondence from
Florida, Colorado, Dakota and Texas
and California, all setting forth in glow
ing words the advantages of soil and
climate possessed by those widely sum
dered regions. So far no Adair coun-
ty man has ventured to give his impress
sions of Alaska but We see by a lecture
recently delivered by a Reverend gen.
tleman, in Philadelphia, that we we're
all wrong in imagining that Alaska was
the home only of the iceberg and the
polar bear. He SAYS that he has lived
five years in Alaska and stated that ac-
cording 10 the record of temperature
kept by the Russians for twenty years,
the mercury has gone below zero only
twice during that PERIOD. DR.. Jackson
compares the winter climate of Alaska
to that of Kentucky, but to what part
or to how much of the vast territory
he wishes his statements to be applied,
does not appear. 1t is natural to sup
pose, however, that he refers to the
coast region. ''No words can be
strong enough" he added 'to express
the charm OF this delightful land, where
climate softer than that OF the north
Of England insures at all times of the
year full enjoyment of all the loneliness
around you
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Normal Notes.

A large number of visitors have paiC
their respects to the Normal this week
Miss Ida NJ. Greene, of the st. Loui:
high school, was among the numoer
She was highly pleas ed with The work.
ings of the institution. j. w. Gill oil
Scotland county, A. Il. Kennedy. Misses
Bull and Campbell, of Knox, and many
others were noticed in the list also.
Prof Blanton. was called away to
Jefferson City on Wednesday, on school
business.
Sickness kept c. c. Childress and W
W. Griffith from school day or two
this week. Students need to he careful
of their health just now.
Mr.. Davidson, student, had one of
his fingers kicl ed out of iolnt on the
football ground Wednesday evening.
Prof. Ross fixed it.
These fine days and lovely moonlight
nights tempt the tired student to for
sake his well-worn books and take a
sentimental stroll. But in recitation
the next day the result is zero.
The calisthenics are meeting with
the hearty appreciation of the entire
school.
This week the students provided
themselves with dumb bells and Pref.
]. A. Riley proposes to make them ia
miliar with the use of the same. We
feel assured that no citizen of the town
vii, be disappointed in his visit If he
call at the Normal at 10 A. NJ. 1t is a
pretty sight to see 300 students per-
forming the same evoIutiOns at the
same time.
The bill of appropriations 10 the Nor
NAL school at this place passed the
committee of the whole" The appro-
priations are foi the repairs of the
building, building up of the library,
of the labratory etc.
Some doubt is entertained in regard to
the bill passing the house. The stu
dents from the different counties ad-
dressed letters this week to their repre-
urging them to use their in
fluence IN securing the passage of the
bill.
Profs. Blanton and Mason in re-
spouse to an invitation, visited the
State University at Columbia, on last
Friday.
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"HAPPY REsULTS.n
MarSh'S Golden Blood & Liver Ton
iC is Grand Remedy.

my wife has used MARsH's GOLDEN
BLOOD & Liver ToNlc for Dyspepsia and
arrangement OF the Liver with happy
results. IT. H johnson, Austin.
Mimi.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLooD & LIVER Ton.
&c has cured my little boy OF Scrofula
and General Debility. 1t is a grand
remedy Thos. J. Smith, Kansas
City. Mo.
Your GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tone
and GOLDEN BALsAM for the throat and
lungs give excellent satisfaction to my
customers.'-L. 7. Dorsey, druggist,
Burlington, Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver ToS.
&c, the great Alternative and cholagogue
and MARsH's GOLDEN BALsBM, the fam
Gus cough remedy, are TOR sale by Gray
& Co.. druggists. Kirksville, Thousands
of bottles have been given away to prove
their extraordinary merit. La &c bot
ties 80 cents and 81.
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Save Your Eyes.
.

D,. ]. E. Dunbar, late of st. LOUIS,
will visit KirkSyille on Saturday,
March 3lst. and remain two weeks at
Pools hotel, where he will be prepal ed
to treat all cases. ten days free of
charge, if ampe satisfaction Is not
given. The doctor has treated over
l25 cases in Macon county IN the past
six years and the press of that city
speaks in the most tiattering terms of
OF him as successful Oculist and a
gentleman, who will do all he promises
his patients. If you have sore or weak
eyes. 90 and consult the great special
l>t, who treats nothing but diseases OF
the eye. Examination and consultation
is free. Don't forget the date, Satur-
dav, March 81. and to remain two weeks
at Pools hotel. 4S-tf
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Notes from Zig.
Graphic Correspondence.

'iaPuN correspondence.
Having been constant reader
Thought would con triLnta q few lines.
Weather is fine; farmers contempla-
ting sowing oats soon.
Mr.. Geo. Fussleman has rented his
farm to one of Knox connty's energetic
farmers, Mr. SAINT Grant. We antlci-
pate a good neighbor in Mr.. Grant.
johnny Linder is holding his head as
high as the smoke stack on a steam mill
Ii is a girl, weight 10 lbs, the smartest
he ever saw for it's the first. W. p
Under (by the way grandfather now
has moved his smoke house.
Geo. Smith Las bought farm and is
building new house.
Bion Zeigler has bought farm and
has moved on it and taken 10 hard
work.
Mr.. Sanders of Sullivan has bought
the old Marks place, AMI is going to
bring a mill over and set it there by the
sprlng. He thinks he will commence
sa wing by the first of August.
THINGS FUNNY TO HEAR OF.
Geo. FussIeman hunting hogs. John
Boens when he gets a valentine and
lon't know what 1t is. John Johnston
when he thinks some one is gong to
,lalm his hogs. FL don't indmy way
o the waste basket, will come again.
III. II. |
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--------S y
Floyd's Greek Items.
News scarce.
Weather cool ,

News scarce.
Weather cool.
Mr.. Virgins goose bone failed this
time.
The eleventh was the day that the
earth was to be shaken from pole to
pole with that fearful Cyclone.
w. F. Maltby is citizen of our burg
j. E. Atwell bought OF L. B. Maltby
40 acres Of land adjoining his farm at
$13.75 per acre.
Mrs. Rigdon had 4 sheep killed by
dogs one night this week and Mr. Cal.
Smcot had 90 head killed the same
week.
Mrs. John Cole is visiting at Kinks
vile this week.
Rev Mr.. Evans preached at New
Prospect church on Saturday and Mon
day. The subject for discussion is
found n Acts, IL chapter, 9Th verse
Mr.. Marion Tudo, was immersed and
taken into full fellowship.
Boston Rlgdon and family, of Sub
.ette, are visiting IN this nelghhorhood
this week.
Mr.. John Lind's school closed on
Tuesday. He treated the little folks to
all the candy they could eat. By the
way Mr.. Lind has given entire satisfac-
ton to the patrons Of the school, We
are sorry to part with YOU John, but
may success attend you where ever You
may go.
We would say ina kindly way to a
certain NJ. D., that should he be seen
escorting a certain young lady to
church again well we won't this time
"a hint to the wise is sufficient.
REX.
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LaPlata Items.

Especial Cor: dependence of the GRAPHIC,
The building boom has commenced
here in dead earnest.
Born to the wife of c. N. Pennel, or
the 9Th SON.
Mr.. Preston Woods OF Indiana, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
La Plata is to have a roller skating
rink. What next.
w. H. Mills sold his farm of 20
acres to w. Slnnock, an Adair county
man-Price $4,000.
]. M. Derr has moved his furniture
store to the north side of the square.
The croak of the bull-frog IS once
more heard in the land.
A disgraceful row occurred IN La
Plata on last Saturday. A few men
thought they would run the town but
the citizens tuned out and overpower
ed them. They were arralngned and
bound over in the sum of $1,000, to
appear before Justice Gilstrap to-day
w. Davis, ]. Oliver and S. Emmons,
trial was put off until next Friday. No
persons seriously hurt. X.
March I 9Th, 1881.
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THINGS FUNNY TO HEAR OF
Back Again.

| take pleasure in announcing to cid
friends and others that | have again
located in kirksville and have leg sed
the large B:'ick Livery Barn and will
pen up at once livery and feed bust.
ness. Boarding horses will be maze a
speciality and | guarantee the best care
and attention. Farmers will find it to
their interest to feed at my barn.
the psople for their past pat
ronage, | again ask share Of the same
in the future. c. w. CHALFAST,
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Justice.

Mr. EplToR. Your reporter of last
week, omitted the names anu costumes
of several ladies present at the banquet
given at the PARCELS House, on the eve
nng Of March 2nd, by the gentlemen
of the |. K. I. l.. club. Among the ele-
gantly dressed ladies were: Mrs. Frank
Parker, Mrs. Frank Baird, Mrs. G. E.
Fout, Mrs. A. E. DeVine, Miss Snyder.
Miss Jayne, Miss Ernie Owen, Miss
Carrie Miller, Miss Mollie Ashcraft,
Miss Ida Thompson. Miss Lizzie Taylor,
Miss Ida Fowler, Miss Gennie Grove,
Miss Annie Klein, Miss Nellie Bagg,
Miss Mollie Reed, MissNettle OsenLauvh
and Miss Lura owen, who contributed
much to the pleasure OF the evening.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed
upon Messrs Temple and Spots, who
placed before us, such an elegant repast
An |. |. O. o. F.F.
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, March 9.
y. Sboop. I50; Lewis Z. Meyers, so;
George Dalton, so: |. l.. Glasgow. 1.!50;
J. H. Ford, 10: D. NJ. Taylor, 1.50: J. n
Wilson, 1.5O; Rhoads Lowe, so: DR.
Shirley, 1.5O: j. S. Sinler, 80; A. c
Sohn, 1.50: S. ]. APPRECIATE. 1.SO: John
Stuteville, IS; w. G. Mahatiey, l.5o; w.
A. Winslow. 275; Waterman Reed,
l.J0.
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Designing Lies.

We beg pardon, but this is as mild a
term as we car apply to the systematic
reports that are ground out regularly.
BY contract,to the effect that the GRAPH
&c is about to stop, TO move away, etc.
The GRAPHIC Is too popular, has too fine
a run of patronage, and is too deeply
rooted. 10 do anything of the kind.
Look at our Inst of cash subscriptions
this week. and then Judge what the
people and cur patrons think OF the
matter 46-tf
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The time for spring WORK is here.
and we desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that we have the largest and best
assortment of farm implements ever
brought to this market. a full line
of Sulkeys, Flows. Cultivators, Rakes,
Harrows, Planters, Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc. DO not fail to see
them at LINK C. BRAsFIRLD's.
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wilson Writings.
BY our Special Correspondent.


Il MARCH 12th.--ln the preceedins
of the county court published in thu
GRAPHIC recently we learn that thre'
petitions FIR dram shop license hac
been presented for approval of the
court. Two of which had been re
jected, and the third to grant certain
parties delight to open saloon a
Brashear was continued. We sincerely
hope this will also be rejected. II
would scarcely be possible for great
err evil to befall Brashear and the
surrounding country thar the opening
of grog shop in our midst. At pres
ent there is as few drunkards and row.
dies in Brashear as any town in north
Missouri, its people are peaceable and
sober, but like all other towns there is
some who would drink if the template o
was thrown in their way, and for this
reason a saloon would be curse and
blight upon the town. Let taosc who
will drink whiskey go to Hurdland in
Knox county where there is saloon in
full blast where the lovers of whiskey
can get outside of all the v.llalnous
stuff called whiskey they can hold;where
they get drunk and howl nights and
smash windows and are finally hauled
home by their friends dead drunk. The
fewer saloons we have in Adair county
tn better it will be for the people and
our reputation abroad. Calvin Rich
ardson an old resident of this township
will move to Macon coun y in a few
days.
Dick Brashear has stocked his farm
neal the Union school house witt. a fine
lot of cattle and sheep. Dick is a sp'en-
die business man, just what we need
n this part of the country; wish he
would sell his place near kirkville and
move down.
Will m Campbell, of Knox, county
vas thown from his horse on the
seventh inst and was hurt so badly that
lie soon af,erward died of his injuries
We understand he had been to Hurd-
and and had purchased some tinware
vhlca he was carrying home when
lis horse became frightened ana threw
Tim in such a manner tina. his head ,
truck the fence. He lived about
welve hours in an unconscious state
nd then died.
The wife of William Carter former
esident of this township died at the
ONE of Mr.. Wincomb IN Knox county
ecently; his former wife died two years :
go.
DR.. Hopkins reports another case OF
carlet fever in saltriver township this
eek.
Mat Barnhlll died of consumption
n the seventh inst. One year ago he |
as strong robust young man, but he t
no more
An aged maiden lady named Craig >
led at the home of Mr., Spencer in
altriver township two miles west of >
rashear, March the third. a
We wish to correct mistake made t
our item referring to eearla, fevef two 1
eeKs ago. We intended to report I
re case of scarlet fever. Others who i
ere sick and had died had pneumonia
I'D typhoid fever.
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The Original Tennesseeans.

Doaivan's Original TennesSeeans
VIII give and entertainment at Mason
ic Hall on Tuesday evening, Mar. 2O,h.
The Topeka Commonwealth says: This
company is the best OF the kind that
has ever visited this city" We under
stand this company is to sing for the
benefit of one of our Sunday Schools.
Reserved tickets are for sale at tine
Normal Bookstore. Secure your seats
early.
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Special Caro-.

John Wilkes wishes all his old friends
and customers to bear in mind that
along with the balance Of mankind that
he has removed his his grocery stock to
the spacious new rooms five doors west,
lately occupied by the firm of Such 4
Co. whore he will be happy to see them.
He has splendid stock of family gro
ceres. provisions, candies, cigars. tobac-
co, fruits, etc. for the spring trade Call
and see him.
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4 BARGAIN.

For SALE-A four room. new frame dwelling
situated on TWO acres of choice land. adjoining
poration al kirksville. with new barn with room
Tor four horses and 4 cow. and four tons of hay.
Good fences. and 4 choice lot OF Young fruit trees
such cherries. peaches, etc.. % apple trees. \
good living well. aud nice grape arhor besides
small fruits and berries In abundance. Crane S;ti
cient TO make 4 ha rr.l OF wine every year. Also
large lot fine shade trees. This is avery desire
abl, location. For Information A III ps.~Ii'u3 RS
apply at this office or 10 owner. FRED. BRENh.
maj
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Full car load Mexico and Quincy
Flour just received at Marley & Floyd's
which they offer at wholesale or retail,
as low as can be had in town and every
sack warranted.
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Mr.. f. Storey is the happy proprietor
of a bran new baby. 1t is a girl and
weighs eight pounds. Named Laura
Cartel Story in honor of Mrs. Magru-
der and Mrs Garrell This Is the
kind of Storey" friend Ed. has been
talking of adding to his residence.
I'VE tumble"
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Becktol &Snyder, the new hardware
firm will have IN car load of celebra-
ted Tennessee waq0ns in day OF two.
Farmers call and see them and get
prices. DeReamer {; Cos. old stand.
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See those fine shoes at Baylor's.
Go see those $500 ladiej shoes. Baylor
BecktOI l. Snyder.

The new firm of Becktol & Snyder,
successor to NJ. T. DeReamer G Co. in
the hardware business, are opening out
in fine style Their stock Is being fully
tiled up with everything needed to
MAKE it complete in every particular
When you come TO town call in and see
them.
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s.IadIeS' Tonic"

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEx's MEDICAL INsri-
TUTE OF BUFFALO. n V, and is their
tavorite prescription for LADIES' who are
suffering from any weakness Or COM
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at Sl.0O per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
Tor names of those who have been CUR
ap. n26-tf.
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job Printing.

We are PREF AIRED to offer superior in
ducements on job Printing, especially
IN the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads.
Statements. Envelopes, etc. Call and
see us.
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AT A BA RaAlN

A GOOD COMFORTABLE RESI-
"A DENCE.-three rooms, cellar, good gar
den spot, cistern and chick n house, only
$500. Terms 5000 down, balance in annual
payments of 800. 4 bargain for some poor
man as the rental vSlue will nearly pay the
balance on property when due. Two lots.
For further particulars apply at this office TO
GILL N SANDS
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Mrs. Lous Blackman says she Is now
settled in her new home, and ready to
see all Of her friends. Those desiring
instruction on the piano and organ
especially invited to call. She is also
prepared to teach a thorough course in
harmony. 4i-ti
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j, H. Robertson, of Bloomington, III.
will leave >.day after two weeks Wis
1t to his friends in this city, Messrs
Campbell and llgenfritz. He purchas-
ed some mules while here, for his Dako-
ia farm Messrs l.. and w. Campbell
will accompany him home. the latter to
remain and the former to go on to Da
kota.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ADAIR co

Al the request of many teachers and other friends
of education, have consented 10 place myself be-
tore the people candidate for thu Office o
school Commits sionersfor Adair County. II elected
10 that position VIII not only nse my influence
in OF teachers Institutes, but Will use my
energy to advance the educational interests
the county generally. Respectfully
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Some special drives in printed enve-
opes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use Shilol's
porous plaster. Price - cents.
SltLOHS COUGH and Consumpt
Cure is sold by lis IN a guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
SHlLOH'S VITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss of appetite. Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and - cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHOOPlNG Cough ond Bronchi-
lis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kirksville, No
n3i-e ~