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Sublett SiftIngs.

DEAR GRApHIc.-We are yet alive,
after two weeks absent and will try to
send you few items Sublette is
alive to all intents and purposes. Some
talk of an amateur club. Quite cold
and plenty Of sleighing, The young
folks enjoy it muchly. The health of
this neighborhood is dlstressingly good!
The cars are making regular trips
daily now. The wind comes from all
points of the compass.
The Lyceum, of Sublette, meets
regularly every Friday night. The
young folks enjoy themselves hugely,
but the old folks keep an eye on some
of them. Greentop is generally rep
resented by some of their fair sex.
Thrice welcome, ladies; always glad to
see you come.
No shipping from here this week.
AS the poet says "yet they leave US
one bv one" It is DR.. VIM. Gates
this time. He persuaded Miss Adams,
of Schuyler county, that it was not
good for man to live alone, and - she
married him. Doctor, here is our "a
May you ever be happy with your fair
bride.
Miss Russell, of Kirksville, is visiting at
Peter Sublette's for several weeks.
Mr.. Hart is visiting Mr.. Wenright
Lyons family this week.
Miss Wolverton of the GRAPHIC Or
FIcE called on Miss Mary Clark last
Sunday. Sorry that was not at home
cali again.
Charles Sanders of Salt River is the
happlest man in Polk Township-twin
boys.
Mr.. Shaw is happy too. IT'S a boy.
Harvey Hit has found his dorg.
Put a cham on him next time, Harvey.
The I4th Of February will soon be
here, and Jesse Kerr has valentines
enough to supply Polk township.
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Another r. r. Smash.

Saturday night the east " ard bound.
freight train on the Q. NJ. e. P, met
wit, serious accident about two miles
east OF Edna. Four cars jumped the
track and were piled up ON the eide
of the grade. Ola Mcdowell. Of Lew
iston. engaged on the train as brake.
man was dangerously audit is thought
fatally injured. It's supposed that lie
attempted TO jump from the cars and
was caught in the wreck. His left side
was cut open SO that the action of the
heart, it is SAID, could be observed. We
learn that Mr.. F. S. Hoag of this place
was on the train but escaped injury.
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GREENrOP GRAPHlCS.

GREENTop. Jan. 3O.-G. w. Gatlin
went to Moulton, Iowa, this week to
invoice the stock OF goods, which be
purchase a few weeks ago. p. G.
Lind, of this place is helping to invoice.
Mr.. Gatlin will move his stock of goods
to this place in few days.
There Is hole in the bridge, one
mile south of town, on the public high
way. The bridge is in dangerous
condition. Our road overseer in Adair
county should fix it,
A. B. Tlce and wife, Of Wisconsin.
have been here several days vising his
brother F. J. Tee. and family and
friends. They returned to their home
on Wednesday of last week. MIR. Tice
is a Jolly good fellow He informed us
he reads the GRAPHIC. We wish them
success on their trip.
Grant Phelps Is at home this week
! from Illinois.
The Pennsylvania, Iowa and Missouri
coal mining company have leases fol
the term of fifty years of thirteen hun
dred and forty acres of coal land IN
this community west Of the railroad.
William Rains went to Hickory coun-
ty, Mo, last week. to visit his father
and mother.
Grandmother E Herring, is quite
sick, this winter with the asthma, and
is under treatment by DR.. Sickles.
William Slckles. formerly of this
place but ex-R. X. agent of Queen City,
leaves the Wabash road and will start
this week to accept position onsthe ST..
P. NJ. e. NJ. r. R., in Minnesota. Mr..
Sickles and wife are here this week VS.
iting their father and mother DR.. and
Mrs. Sickels. Success go with them to
their new osition.
w. H. Huston, of Greencastle is here
this week. repairing clocks and watches
and sewing machines. He occupies
the front Of w. S. Gatlln': store. We
hope he will locate in our town.
John w. Hutchinson took trip to
Illinois few days ago. He has been
looking out new location. We learn
from HIM he will move to Illinois in
the spring and go into the merchandise
business with his brotber-in.law. We
hope you will do we'll John.
Our young folks are getting up de.
batting society. They had meeting ut
the school house one night and report
a good success.
NJ. Rugels was in town Monday with
his arm in sling. He says his horse
kicked him and badly injured his arm.
Dan. Six, contemplates moving to
Greentop in a short time, from his
farm, two miles east of town. Come
ahead Dan your are welcome in our
midst.
Mrs. N. H. Lewis returned home tins
week from near Chicago. Where she
has been taking care Of her mother
lr.law. JAY.
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One night last week a young man,
whose name. occupation and place of
business we have not learned was found
stretched out on the snow, in the alley
west OF the Douglas lumber yard dead
drunk. He must have an implicit
faith IN the present moderate condition
of the weather, or the kind watchful-
ness Of our citizens. for an hour or two
of such weather as we had last week
would have placed him where-where
ice Is said to be luxury.
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DIR. Pearce, Dentist, wishes us to
say. in simple justice to himself, tina,
he has no partner in business, no.v,
nor has he had, for eight years. That
his Office is net over Caskey's dry
good store. but is and has been for
more than year over I.amkin's; and
while he lives 4 mile from his office
yet he may always be found at his
place ofbusiness during all business
hours, Notwithstanding malicious re-.
ports to the contrary. In Al
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THE NEW FIRM.

The new firm OF Carothers & Green,
successor to J. S. Blackman in the
Hardware, Farm Machinery, Wagon
and Buggy, and Stove and Tinware
trade respectfully request the continued
favor of the public. They carry one Of
the most complete stocks of everything
in their line in the west, and will be
prepared to meet the Spring demand
for implements and machinery Of every
description.
Farmers preparing for spring work,
and parties contemplating building
should call and see them, before making
purchase or contracts elsewhere.
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Wilson Whlttlisgs.

En-. GRApHrc The festive life in
suranre agent has hern with us fur !
season and had stayed away so Ion,
that tn. people of Wilson ,srdIv knew
that Snch u creature A> lille insuranc,
agent existed. hut he came. and wliei
he did CONF. h. meant business; MOI
would he take NO for answer, end Il
demonstrate was useless. as he had
check enough 10 make brass monkey
and it any lady wished to take out a
patent on perpetual motion. they
should have his tongue tor model.
have taken some trouble to post myself
as to the extent of damage he has infiic.
ted and find that he has talked the far
mers out of abOut two hundred dollars
to the square mile of territory IN this
vicinity. your correspondent suffered
with the rest. and from the best we can
learn not more than one or two policies
will be kept alive by the payment Of
dues, until spring. It. is probable that
he would have been here yet out he
had made good thing and money be-
came scarce. This together with the
approach ofcold weather caused him 10
told his tent, like the Arab, and silent
ly steal away, and we fondly hope that
the coming of spring will bring him
not. That he will 20 in search of fresh
fields and pastures new, and give us
little rest, a little time TO repemish our
departed pockets. Experience teaches
a dear school sometimes. but fools learn
in no other way.
Two siedS ladeneo with young people
from Brashear made things lively on
the south prairie roads few evenings
since. We understand they attended
church at Wilson an had !. good time
generally. No upsets that we heard
of.
MIR. Damp our enterprising miller of
Brashear has now got his mill in fine
order, and is doing good business, and
is now attaching a saw to his mill for
the purpose Of saving lumber, and
from present appearances he will have
all the saving he can do for some time
to come as the farmers are takeine ad- |
vantage Of the fine s!eding and are
hauling in logs by the hundred.
The people of Wilson are having
singing school. We understand that
the Rev. Wardrip, pastor of the q. B. |!
Church of BrashGar is feather.
We learn that quite a number of
young cattle IN this neiRhborhood had
their feet frozen by the late cold snap,
some so badly that 1t is thought their |
feet will come off, and have been in
this country many years and believe
the present winter the coolest we ever
John Pierce, of Illinois, who is atten-
ding the Normal at Kirk svllle, this
winter, Is spending vacation with rela-
tive and friends in Adair and Knox
county. He speaks a good word tor
the Normal and the advantages tor
those desiring good education.
CLSDHOPHER.
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Tire to XIII Hin.

PA" said a boy looking up from
his grammar lesson, "why am I a
preacher!"
why are you a preacher?"
ayes, sir"
"You are not preacher"
ayes am, for don't you see I'm a
parsin'."
II don't know what you mean"
"Why, don't you sees A preacher
is a parson, and I'm parsin'. It's a
pun"
"Jane,' said the father, turning to
his wife, hand me that stick Of stove
wood. can pardon his lying and ex-
cuse his stealing, but now the time foE
killing him has arrived"
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CLEARED OUT.
Another Fire On the Ssuare-ths
losses.

The DID northeast corner of tn
square, consisting of row ofold franz
buildings, too good to be pulled down
vet too shabby for the present status o
the town, have gone up in flames an,
smoke. Abou. ten o'clock Saturday
night FIRE was discovered ia the build
ing belonging to l.. A. Willard and oc
cuoied recently by the Boston Store
and Mr.. John Garhn.r. the furniture
man. The fire had started Lear iue
and had secured uoni star. in the d, y
tlmbers Of the secnnd story before it
was discovered The alarm was at
once given. but Is WAS soon manifest
thar the +ntire row would bt. licked up
by the flames. The people took hold
with will and as no win.i was blow
ing To drive the flames, most OF the
grocerie>, drugs. furniture and harness
goods were removed from the burning
buildings and safely piled up in the
street. OF course much loss and dam
age could not be helped but we believe
every merchant doing business was IN
sured sufficient 10 cover losses from
this source unless it lie the drug stock
of Messers Gray e. Co. The nature of
their stock was such that it probably
suffered more IN proportion than the
others, though we have not yet learr-
ed to what extent.
The building ownad by l.. y. Willard
was the only one not partially insured.
The one owned by N. Wilson, the best
in the row. was but lightly insured.
The following are list of the firms
and the amount of their insurance.
Amount of losses not yet ascertained
or adjusted.
T. j. Brown. corner building, lnsur-
ed at $500; stock of saddlery and har
ness, mostly saved. insured at $1,000,
+. NJ. Brown, grocery stock, insured
at $1.7O0, building owned by s. NJ. Pick
ler insured at $500
Gardner and Murray, Boston store,
notions and second hand goods insured |
OF $4,000. Upstairs collins, undertake
ers goods and furniture owned by John
Gardner. insured at $500 Bnilding
owned by L. A. Willard. no insurance.
Gray & Co.. druggist. in building
owned by DIR. \ Wilson, insurance ON
stock 81, 600, building insured for $500.
The brick wall of the Wilson build
ing occupied by Messrs Ames & Mccall
was also damaged by the heat, but
10 what extent we are unable to say.
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COMlNG.
Mss Nellie Davis the Elseut,enI.t

Miss Nellie Davis. whose reading
gave such fine satisfaction during the
soldiers reunion. will again visit tins
place and give enc Of her delightful
entertainments. Miss Davis occupies
the chair OF elocution IN the Lombard
University ~ GalesLurg and is highly
com nende,i 10y the nress wherever she
goes. Miss Davis will give a rea',ing
at Masonic Hall. on The evening of Feb.
14th. T,ck-s will he for sale at the
usual places.
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"LadIes' Tonic."
n. A. BAYLOR.

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMENs MEDICAL Iysr,-
TUTE OF BUFFALO. N. Y. and is their
favOrite prescription for LADIES' who are
suffering from any weakness or COM
plants common to the sex. II is sold by
druggists at 800 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
TOR names of those WIN have been CUR
aD. n26-tf.
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MARRIED.

sHARR-MILLAY-At the residence OF the
nfaci.t,ny minister. Rev w. L. Fletcher,
on the o5th Of jan, Martin Shsrr and Susan
Nillay.
GaTEs-ADANs-Att the resilenc. Of John
Moorc ON the Gates homestead, by J. j..
Carl. j, p, Jan. % DR.. Vim. n. Gates, OF Car.
thsge. and Miss Emma w. Adams. OF Lam
csster. Mo:
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The Model School.

We learn that the model scnool
opens ont this week with an attend
ance of fifty. This is truly encourag
ing. Only room for few more. Those
desiring 10 send should do so promptly.
The Scnoo! has proven a success, in the
RAPID Advancement Of the pupils during
lis frs, term The fee tor ten weeks
has been reduced to the very moderate
sum of two dollar.
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We learn that Charley Ross was the
recipient by express, this week. of a
mysterious jug filled by a suspicious
ard altogether mysterious looking,
tasting and smelling fluid. Charley
smel'ed OF it, and Solkey tasted IT, and
there was some talk of having it an
alyzed. 1t turns out that the mystic
rious fluid was only some plain rain
water sent as Joke.
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Just Received.
A full Stock of Fresh Goods.

a tull Stock OF Fresh GOODS.
Willard Bros. have just finished re-
ceivng and opening full stock of
new goods in their line. to replenish
their stock. Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Provisions, Glass and Queens
ware. in fact everything in the Gro
Gerry line-all fresh, good and cheap.
Call in and see them. East Side pub.
lie Square.
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DO YOU WANT

Beans, Honey, genuine Buck wheat
-four, potatoes, hest flour in kirksville,
Gamer goods of every description,
pickles, and the best sorgum syrup in
town. call at the Willard Bros.-east
side Suuare
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NOW'S YOUR CHANtE.
Large Lot of Tfnware, Glassware
and WOOdenware

At Cost to close out and make room
for other goods. Call quick if you wan
a bargain at j. B. Larkin's family gro
cery. south side square.
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New Firm.

Gray & Co. have made a change in
their firm. but the business will 20
right on the same as ever. The new
firm consists of Gray & Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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job Printing.

We are rreT ared to offer superior in
ducerents on Joi, Printing, especially
in the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads.
Statements. Envelopes. etc. Call and
see u.s.
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Farmers, call al the graphic Office
and get sample copies Of the YIsitu,
and Zsaehe, and the AmeyIraH Farmer.
You can get hoM monthlies one year
for $I.oo.
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Go to Ross & Co., for coal, corn,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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Burnt Out.

But fitting ND again with a full
stock OF harness. saddles and all other
goods in that line of trade. Repairing
done to order at reasonable prices. Cen.
ter of brick block, east side of the square.
Call and see me. P.J. BRowN.
4l-2wI
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For school supplies Of all kinds.
hooks, states, chalks: papers, pencils,
etc.. cali at Font Bros, west side
square.
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A. V. Venues. St. Joseph. Mo-. says
after taking two bottles OF Browns
Iron Bitters he was able 10 eat the first
hearty meal IN four years.
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What Is it,

That you want in the Grocery lin:
that the Willard Bros. cannot supply
since their new goods arrived? Echo
answers N othing.
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I WONT HESITATE TO TELL YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Business
"hSr1o'f'AA'' n. baylor.
RESPECTFULLY,

Teachers wanting certificates will
find me at the Probate Office, on the
End and 4th Saturdays of each month.
FRANK PRoPsT. Co., Com.
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\ correspondent pats US on the shout
der and wants us to go in some more,
on certain things which the GRAPHIC
has criticised recently. No, sir, that is
not our style. The GRAPHIC says what
it thinks ought to he said, and then
stops. 1t believes in square, straight
shoulder blow, from the one that counts
and does not need to be repeated 1t
don't believe in hitting a man when he
Is down, or boring the public over q
dead issue" The GRAPHIC knows one
newspaper. now on its last legs, because
it wore out the patience of even its
friends with its everlasting "harpine"
on one string, and does not care to fol-
low such an lllustrlous example.
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We sell for CASH and pay CASH
for produce and be sure you don't for
getit. HANNAH & CAsKEy.
Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.

The I0ra Homestead is illustrated
with pictures of cattle. horses, hogs
trees, fruits, flowers. vegetables; and
gives plans and careful estimates for
all kinds of farm buildings such as
houses, barns, stables, sheds, and ice
houses. Splendid premiums gwen for
clubs OF new subscribers. Send $3.50
and try 1t year. Address
Iowa HOMESTEAD. Des MONIES, Iowa.
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro's.-west side public square.
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New Bades Votes.

Ed. GRAPHIC IL send you a few
items ofnews from New Baden Springs.
The holidays are over and the boys are
looking around for something to do,
report says tie trade is booming up
again. if so this vii! find them ready.
There has been a great deal of trading
done here these holidays. Guns, watch.
es and pocket knives have changed
hands to such an extent as to leave the
boys nothing TO tell the time with. The
saloon has changed hands several times
lately and 1t is owned by S. Hammond
and rented by P. H. Bozarth and run
by c. Jennings. T. Johnson is keep
Ing store and G. Shaw clerking for him.
He keeps good assortment Of goods
from cruet stand to pair Of suspen-
ders with fiddle thrown in. L. Ham
mond has sold him half ofthe Hammond
building and lot. There is some talk
Of filling it with hardware. Tom is a
pushing business man. Ed Loso ie.
mains at his post-the post-office.
There are two families living at the ho-
tel To give the names of all who Wis.
it here would take up too much space
many keep coming and report favor
ably. l would say more but fear to
trespass upon l. Squint's gIound, he
squints around so. Wishing you sue
cessful 1883. AQUA.
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For Sale.

A: my Plow Shop the celebrated
Predment Smithing Coal.
no 4o-4I o. H. BEAAIAN.
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E. ". Sallenkamp, Washington, Mo,
saws: Browns Iron Bltters sells on its
merits; parties once trying it use it
again and again"
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Will sell my hotel furniture or nv
grocery stock, or both If desired.
r. ID. MAGRUDER.
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Some special drives in printed enve-
lopes, note heads, and statements Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
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For the painless extraction OF teeth.
is afe and reliable remedy: admin
Istered at DIR. Pearce's office over
Lamkin's, south side square. n3O-3m
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
& Co.'S, by the Dbl. at reduced rates
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Big lot Of winter caps at cost, at
Harlan Bros.
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Anything YOU want in the general
grocery line, always fresh, and not to
be undersold bv anybody. That is our
style at MARKEY & FLoYpS.
"HACKMETACK" lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price p and 10 cents.
SHILOH'SCURE WILL Immediate
w relieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle OF ShilOhs Nitalizer. II never
fairs to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Sold by T. X. Fowler KIrks-
vile, Mo. n34-ly
Get ,our Photographs and Gems at
Tinsnan's Gallery-west side.
New supply of Canned Goods just re-
ceived at Marley & Floyd's. Cheap for
cash.
We have all the novelties, BaylorIs-
Lester boots are all the rage. SOLD bv
Harlan Bros.
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ssoo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6s interest in sums fror
10000 TO 100000.
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Boys caps 20 cts, at Harlan Bros.
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! Wont Lie /!
o. ~ leglbsr /!

l wont Open Pack.
ages and dissatisfy
the party by saying
/ Could do Better!
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Spanish and Lace F,chues at BaylorS
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I WONT
Take Kid Gloves
back after they have
been stretched
| WONT WARRANT
ANYTHING
AS my profits are so
small that l cannot
afford to do so, but
sell goods on their
MERITS only.
] WVWl yell w VnIUuJ
After Jan. l, 1885,.
| won't give short
measure or laRht
Weight. but exartly
what you cali for
I WONT Be uMDEnsolD
l wont buy goods
for my store unless l
can buy them
Coed and Cheap!
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Dom. fail to get prices on flour at
Ross Zoos, feed store.
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l won't dis6gure
my goods by giving
samples.
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! wont take goods
back after they are
sold.
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Our goods are the latest, Baylor.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "both myself and wife
owe our lives to ShilOh's Consumption
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 10 cents, 20 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow skin? Shiloh's vitalizer Is
a positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
o positive cure for Catarrh. Dip,heria and
Caker Month. Sold By T. K. FOWLER. Kinks
Vile, Mo. n35-1y Vow
Wooden and Tinware at bed rock
prices at j. B. LARKIN's.