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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-08
sELF-sUPPoRT,
Why Should Not q Girl Be Educa
ted to Take Care of Herselfa

Geo. Cary Eggleston, in Harper's Magazine.
No one will dispute the abstract asser-
ton that any given girl may some day
have herself, and perhaps her family, to
support: and vet our schemes OF educa-
ton for girls are farmed precisely as II
| this were not and could not be true. As
a rule, no provision whatever Is made
for such contingency in the education
of girls. no recognition whatever Is CIV
en- to the fact that the chance exists |
/ We shut our ewes to the danger; we
i hone that the i'll may never come, and |
we put the thought of it away from US. |
In brief, we trust to luck, and that -
most unwise-I was about to say an
idiotic-thing to do.
4 Each one of us has known women to
whom this mischance has happened, and
each one of us knows that 1t may hap
pen to the daughter whom we tenderly
: cherish. vet we put no arms in her hand
, with which to fight this danger; we
: equip her for every need except this
sorest of all needs; We leave her at the
mercy of chance. knowing that the time
l may come when she whom we have not
t tanght to do any bread-winning work
= aoo | should have thought myself per-
fectly competent to deal with this sub
: iect, and to have promptly answered
i your question; but the result OF my at
a fempt to deal with it so that it might be
: legislated upon, and the knowledge OBJ
taIned in making such attempt, has
. heeu to convince me that it is one Of the
d nolitical economic impossibilities. A
:. lust regulation by law of the use Of
property in railroads, except by establish
ing such maximum rates as carriers sci
n- dom find it for their interest to approach
r. ran no more be done than the regulation
he of the use of any other property
4 Whenever a popular assemblage or thu
- Iaw-making power of any State or com
% monwealth can arbitrarily fix the valul
ck of the use of all other property, it ma.
ID be enabled, intelligently and fairly, 7
!. fx the value of the use Of railroa'
nronerty. Whenever il can say that th
~ owner Of q given piece of real estate
. improved or unimpr0yed, shall reeeiYefo
m the use Of such property only such rate
he az NAV be designated by statute or otf
eryise: whenever it can say that th
" lahorer or artisan shall receive for hl
toll or his skill only such reward as sha
Be designated by some official board o
person. We will then have approache
somewhere near determination Of thes
~ nuestions which you have hattered y
nd will have need for bread, and will kno'
..1.I no way in which 10 get il except throug
dependence, beggary or worse. She G.
leg teach Yes, If she can and some pol
By tieian 10 secure an appointment Tor ne
"a she can prick back poverty With b
~ needle. Yes. at the rate Of 70 cents
'.@s reek. or. If she IS . skiliful needl
~ woman. 1t twice or thrice that plttanc
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-08
STATE OF RAILROADS.

Extracts of letter Of Mr. Alfred 4.
Cohen to the Railroad Commissioners OF
California, dated New York, Mareh l4Ih'
1888:
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-08

Ii was u uuSSy
windows all glorified W
and a soft stream heat
rigor of the February ail
dozen young women W,
Iarge table. Mrs. Baker,
dent, who satat her desI
Of Mrs. Whitworth Wal
ed cup and looked ca
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-08

Hov ..se. yin s. ths last long slseP q
death
ont under the dreaming moon,
Out under the wistfnl stars -. -,
Aud the fre 81 sunset bars -
And kissed IS tie young morn's oalins
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

reached the house again. For three
days and nights thereafter neither OF us
even opened the outer door. When
the storm ceased we could not see the
barn, for the snow had pil:d in between
the house and barn so deep tina; it Gov
cred the wind ows on that side of the
house. On the east side. however,
there IVES very little snow. The shovel
happened to be in the house. and the
little woman : I'D succeeded in tunnel
ing through to the barn, but we had to
carry every shovel full of snow taken
out of the iunhsl through the house and
throw it or the cast side.
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KIRKsyILLE MARKET REPORT.
Corrected tarefuIly each Week up
to Thursday Morning.

APPLES-Green per bus 30 to 10 c, in
| demand
BUTTER-per Id 1S@20c and dull
BEANS-White 1.75 TO 200 bu dull
BUCKWHEAT ELOUR-41s to 5
CORN MEAL-per bu 60 to 20
CABBAGE-None in market.
DRIED FRUIT-Arples ) to s: peaches
selling loc
EGGS doz. "A and firm.
FLOOR-per sack. l.25 lao com
choice 1.50 to LEO
BEESWAX-dark Is, light 1sc
HONEY 121s to 20c
LARD-12 to 13
TALLOW -9niet at sc
SORGH L Ms to 55cEin demand
QNIONS-per bus 15 to 100 dull
POTATOES-50 to 60 and wanted
SWEET POTATOES None in market
POULTRY chickens 1.75 to 200:
ducks so to LIS full ieathered, and
god; geese full 1880 to $50 doz;
,turkeys5l to 6 per 10.
GAME-prarie chickens 200 to $50
doz; quail go to75: pheasants 200 to
wilu uuck 3U TO I.OO doZ, dull;
turkeys trapped wild &c: rabbits
40 to 30
NUTS-hickory 50 to 30 wanted:
walnuts same price.
TURNIPS-15 Is to 20 per bus
PARSNIPS-50 ct
CHEESE county 12is to l5c.
HAY-Timothy, 500 to 500, prairie
400 to 800
CATTLE Cows 2.25 to 800. snip.
steers 375 to $50
HOGS 500 TO $50
SHEEP to3
CORN-40c to 45 for new
OATS-30c
SEEDS Timothy l .25 to l.5o; fax sOc
RYE-45c
r r TIES-1O to 25c /
HIDES-green &c, saited Z, dry lOc
PELTS-a according to wool, % to 75e
RAGS-1c pr ID. good mixed
WOOL-unwashed 20 to %, washed 80
toss
SCRAP IRON-5O per bund. copper
ioc lb, lead &c, zinc 1c brass Sc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Admins.
,'ad o on u he estate OF Ira Elliott, deceased were
aranted TO the undersigned, IN the Ilth ay of Ile
lssz, by the Probate Court of Adair County Ali
i isos h,sing Claims against said estate are re-
quireu 10 eNh bit the for allowance to the admin
sIator within one year after the date OF said Ief
neS, or they may be proclud0d from any bei eff of
SAN estate: and II such claims be not exbibited
MHhn Two years from the date of said letters they
n36-sts 49,; na.sS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Oriental Cashef, edited by En-.
merson Bennett, and published by l..
Lumm Smith, Philadelphia, Pa, for De-
cember has M lde its appearance on our
table 1t Is IN excellent monthly hand.
somely printed and fully sustains its or
iginal promises and scope. So. per an
num-.
The Febru Try number of the North
Amey1tan Re- ifap is TO contain an ar,i.
Gle on the experiment Of Universal
Suffrage" by ProfAlexander Wlnchell /;
a discussion OF the "Revis,on of creeds. -
by clergymen representing SIX evan
gelical denominations paper entitled
"The Decay of Protestantism," by
Bishop McQuald ; and a defence OF
the Standard Oil Monopoly, by Senator
Camden.
d. Appleton & Co., have published
new edition of the Tile H0xseAold
Beck Of P1ehy, thoroughly revised and
greatly enlarged, the poems now num-
bering eleven hundred and seventy
five, and the selections being made
with a care and judgement that place
the book in TIE front rank of such an
thologies.
The Dictionary of the French Acad-
envy. begun two-hundred years ago is
still unfinished. Charles Nodier. writ
ing to friend, says: "You ask me
when the Dictionary of the French
Academy will be finished. Nos.rada-
mus could not reply to the question.
For myself. | am firmly of opinion that
the Academy will be finished before its
Dictionary"
Cambridge IS to have new iilustrat-
ed weekly called .Snienfe, the firs. rum.
Der of which appears early in January.
and to which all the leading scientific
men of the country will contribute.
The Bolivar Free Press has the fol-
lowing in recent issue, in regard to
Miss Carothers, formerly of this place
Last Friday evening the Primary
of the Public School un-
der the charge of Miss Emma Caroth-
ers, gave pleasant entertainment to
the parents and friends of the "little
tads'' who are under Miss Carothers'
special charge. Our city is unusually |
fortunate in securing the services of an
instructor so gifted in the care and in
struction of children, as Miss Carothers. I
Such perfect discipline and at the same
time absolute, trusting confidence as
that which Miss Carothers has gained
over her pupils, is rarely secured by
teacher. We imagine there are many
mothers in our town who would like to
acquire the knowledge of how TO gov
ern their little folks as easily, complete
y, and as gently as Miss Carothers,
Who is justly entitled to the honor long
ince conferred npor her, of being one
If the most popular and efficient teach
RS we have had in our Public Schools.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the unds: sim.
,a Gu ao.hihistrator OF the estate Of James Wal.
OF said estate at the next regular term Of the
AGAR county court, to be held in Kirksv;iis
on the second Monday IN February 1854
HENRY WALLACE.
n35-4ws Aa.;-:.
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IL, Louis Market.

Jan. 4th.-WLeat IS 70 9ass: Corn
A to 44B: Oats 36ks; Rye 55c; Eattsr.
Dairy % 10 50: Hogs, light $50 to $50,
packing 5.S5 to Is; Cattle, exports
$50 to 575. good to choice $50 to $50
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STRAY NOTICE,

,ornssIn ansn uI y senl s. kern. living in Hs,,ou
dsy OF aov.mSe, M county: HissouI.. on the I'D
pona., slso ono on gs tns r.ht ZIP. and weight ie
smsll underpr out Of each ssr mi w.tsh od =:
SS. ~ r.d ~. p.asa sseer spprai,ed q sSSS
Gsefss Iosse = seIos: @ 5ShG sy hSfiSsss s:. sRd
uo5T-swF N'. Assnsy .. 4.
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The other day Senator Logan, in his
speech on the Fin John Porter case
brought out an interesting fact in con-
nection with the battle at Atlanta. 1t
is the fact that it was battle fought by
Corps commanders without an order.
Gen. Sherman, IN his book it is said
virtually acknowledges the same fact,
by saying that his orders were all an'ici-
pated. We do not know Of another
such case on record.
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The Sedalia Dem0f,a:: says that the
submission of the question of a prohi-
bltory amendment would ruin the
democracy of the state. If there is
any manliness left in the state a refus-
al to submit ought to forever damn
any party. So if the Democrat is cor
rect IN its statement the dominant party
is in rather close place. However
we have about lost faith in the sincerity
of democratic temperance advocates.
They generally vote the strait ticket
"whiskey or no whlskey."
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Parties are negotiating for Lagrange
rolling mills with view of starting a
patent tubular rail mill.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

The GRAPHIC cleared over two .hous.
and dollars last year and enters 1888
with an increasing patronage and grow
ing circulation and yet stories are in
dustriously circulated in priv ate way
that 1t is going away IN the spring
Oh. don't you wish it were true2 We
exhonorate our democratic co-tem from
this kind of contemplate work. We
believe both its editors are two honest
and gentlemanly 10 engage in i.
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Macon City is in the throes of her
annual city election. Pretty cold time
to work up red no: campaign, and
not at all favorable to street corner
caucusses and side walk discussions.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

The meteor visible IN Michigan,
Illinois, and Indiana, and mentioned in
the dispatches of Friday and Saturday,
was noticed by GRAPHIC reporter as
a vivid flash. like sheet lightning, low
down III the eastern horizon. The
editor of the LaPlata Press claims to
have had a palmer view and describes
it as nearly as large as the full moon,
red at the center, surrounded by bright
green that faded into mist at the outer
extremity.
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John B. Cough, the great apostle of
temperance is said to have expressed
himself as opposed to prohibition in
politics preferring moral suasion. We
canaot vouch for the truth of the state
ment.
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A'crusty old bachelor who boards in
the east part of town says: "Children
are like boils-nice things when they
belong to other people"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

In the upper house ofthe Nebraska
Legislature the anti-monops have the
majority. Fearing 10 trust the Lieuten.
ant-Goyernor who is a monop, they ap.
pointed the senate officers and Commit.
tees themselves, Only allowing Lieuten-
ant Governor Mr.. Ayer,to appoint one
page as his share.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

The Putnam county Agricultural
Society has elected new board oi
directors and they meet on the 2oth to
fix un a premium list for next Fair.
By the way, what has become of our
new Fair Association
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

JUDGE Gildersleeve of New York, in
his charge to the grand jury last week.
SAID. III regard to the Sunday laws they
should give them liberal construction,
ard charged them to remember that
whatever is necessary to the comfort of
The citizen on Sunday, does not come
under prohibition by these laws. 1t
seems to us this is laying the gap down
pretty wide.
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A buffalo is not a bird, but we have
often heard of buffalo bill.

A young man on the south side kiss.
Cd tear from his sweetheart's cheek.
and q sore Tip was the consequence.
One doctor made $I.oo by the action.
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NOTICE.

To EDWARD E. HERMAN: You are
ies3. will present n petition TO the Hona..h.
S9santy esy Conrt or Adair county No.. Praying for
Pr,xaIe ioa' IN said county, TWEEN feet in Width
ana Intermediate 'oints as follows to-wit;
=. commencing ~ point ppOn = public road. ten
- - OF the southwest - of section 3 to1nshiD 81
vi range H. Thence east eighty rods GO n across
zen ieet upon the northeast IA Of southvrst
thence north about ten feet to the sOu uihcsss IL
appear and defend, MICH sEI Mnv rWsy
80 "a" ''a' "S' Petitioner,
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The total immigration to the United
States for 1882 at all ports was $4,000
Germany sent e3s,ooo; England and
Wales, 81 900: Ireland, 10000; Scot
land, II 900; Sweden, $4,000; Nor.
way, e7 900 :; Canada. $4,000, and all
other countries, 100000. The arrivals
in the last three months show decid-
I'd falling off, those Of December show.
ng a decline of about 20 per cent.
Those who have been, close observers
,fimmigration for many years think ii
,,as reached its maximum. 1t is be-
ieved there may be an influx of Rus
.ians in the present year, and they are
he most enterprising people who come,
going Immediately to the West and es-
,,ablishing new homes. Their powers
,f endurance are wonderful. The tide
u immigration which has set in from
le mountain districts Of Hungary Is
beginning to occupy the attention of
ie Hungarian Government. Many
Ike advantage Of the Gallician 'front.'
e to get across without passports. In
!, der to prevent this the Hungarlal
/, ,thorities have requested Austria to
,res. the passage of such Hungari-
s,s as are not provided with proper
Documents, and especially ofthose who
Ave no. performed their military
uv;~c
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The GRAPHIC, never SINCE Its first Is
sue was more firmly established, or in
better trim. Our friends everywhere
may brand as false any reports they
may hear to the contrary. These re-
ports are part o: the weapons" our
gentlenanly opponents have so indus
itriously used against US for nearly three
years now, and one would imagine past
experience would have taught them the
futility of such methods. 1t does not
however, and we presume we must
bear with them. The GRAPHIC hardly
needs to repeat the statement it made
at the beginning that it "has come TO
stay"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

A little item in last weeks LaPlata
Press mikes the sacred with the ridicu
lous in manner both startling and
unique. The writer says "men may
horn swoggle the ASSESSOR" but the
time is coming when 1.-THE assessor
cannot be deceived--when we all
stand before the judgement seat of
Christ" Horn.swoggling will then
be out of the question, undoubtedly.
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The president has refused to pardon
Dick Little and the consequence is
that it is quite likely Frank James will
not be convicted. From all accounts
Little is little if any better than James
himself. He is now awaiting sentence
for robbing United States paymaster
in Georgia. We will not be at all sur
prised if Frank James escapes by a
Scotch verdict of-'not proven but
don't do it again"
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A PUZZLE.

Suppose man buys coat from a
merchant and pays FIVE dollars, and
hands him a twenty dollar bill to paw
for it I: the merchant can't make the
change, and steps into bank. gets the
change, hands the purchaser SIS aud
he goes out. After he is gone the
banker comes IN and reports the bill
counterfeit, and makes the merchant
pay him $40 in good money for
it How much does the merchant lose ?
(You will be surprised at the variety
OF answers given. Try it.)
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OUR BOOT AND SHOE STOCK
WILL BE SLID At A GREAT REDUCTION

and thne the way Odds and Ends will be closed
less These all good goods but don't them
cumuate In Dry Goods and Clothing Stock offering
than
odds and ends.
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Mr.. H. n. Jenkins. solicitor OF pat
ents, Washington, D. c., officially re.
ports to the GRAPHIC the following
complete list of patents granted Mis-.
sour inventors for the week ending
January ed, 1883 T. X. Alpaugh, Of
Kansas City, soap compound Emma
]. Rawlings, St. Louis. pillow.sham
support S. B. Smith. .Kirksville, fence ];
S. Filley and ]. NJ. Sanford Brookiine
moving and reaplng machine: II.
Wheeler, ChambersvilIe, ,socket-wrench:
c. A, Foessman, St. Louis, child's car.
rage E A. Mysenburg, st. Louis.
oil and gas stove ; ]. A. Paullin, Mex
leo, detonating railroad track signal !;
]. NJ. Duncan. Browning, combined rub
stand and clothes rack j. P. Fell and
E. c. Gregg, Wheeling. hay stacker !;
W. Ha~kins, Oregon, wagon.seat top.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

The old soldiers of Unionville, met
last Friday to consider the propriety Of
organizing G.. A. X. post.
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MILWAUKEE was the scene of ter.
rible calamity early on Wednesday,
The Newhall house, six story build.
ing, caught fire, and the flames spread
with such rapidity that many of the in
mates were unable 10 make their es.
cape. 1t IS estimated that between.
seventy-five and one-hundred lives were
lost. 1t is rumored that the Tom
Thumb party, and the Minnie Palmer
troupe are among the lost.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

The Washington World and Citizen
Soldier, the Old Soldiers Paper. the
Peoples PAPER, is now in its eighth
year, enlarged to 4S columns, s pages
in entire new dress. every week, at
only One Dollar a year. Specimen
copy tree to any address, on receipt of
postal card request, by the World and
Soldier Publis hing Company. World
Building 1905 F St. Washington, d. C.
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We Want Room - Money for Spring Goot

WE HAVE a FEW GOOD CLOAKS AND DOLMANS LEFT that
we will consider well sold less for them We
regard to OVEBCOATS
and look through stock before you want pair
soes all the end
rid OF them at much less than their real any money
thatyou want to lay out for goods bring
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ABOUT the best civil service reform
possible in a republican form of gov
eminent, is determination on the
part OF voters to scratch" incompe-
tents and dead head ofice.seekers.
Whenever it becomes evident that nei-
ther party can elect purely on the
strength of nomination, party eau
cuses will cease nominating weak men,
This may be treason, but it is the truth
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IT seems that Missouri has gained
over two hundred thousand citizens by
immigration in the last two years.
This would be matter for selfgrarula-
ton if we only were positive that some
thing near that number have not en-.
igrated. Natural increase Mis-
souri, rates A No. /. in this line
would soon give US all the people we
need or want, if we could only hold
what we have.
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This Issue.

We present an interesting budget OF
news and reading matter in thus issue
of the GRAPHIC. In addition to our
usual variety OF Home matter on our
inside pages will be found very full
summary Of the Governors message,
proceedings of Congress. doings of the
State Legislature, the neurology Of the
year. iarm items. the news of the week
briefly told. aud very choice selection
of miscellany. We are willing 10 COM
pare the GRAPHIC as whole WIKI any
paper for family reading published IN
the west.
Purnam county issued I47 marriage
licences last year
Unlonville still keep up her red-rib-
bon club. What is the matter with
kirksville2