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HERE ANN THERE.

Most of the boys who are educated In
the Indian training school, Carlisle, are
expected to hereafter engage In agricultu-
raj pursuits. In view Of this the manage
ment there rents farm Of l57 acres to
employ the boys at farm work. This Is
what they raised last year $50 bush
els of wheat 500 bushels Of oats so bush
oils Of rye 80, 400 pounds Of potatoes 20
bushels Of beans aud full supply Of
vegetables, milk and eggs" This is what
was raised on the poorhousc farm IN thus
county "61 loads Of hay 915 bushels OF
wheat l,070 bushels Of corn ; 40 bushels
OF rye ; 4l0 bushels Of oats l,s12 bushels
Of potatoes 60 bushels Of turnips,' Not
such bad showing for the little lujuus,
is itr
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BuIWer Lytton's Bird &c
Where il Touches the Shores ano
the Great Columns in Mid
stream.

"What beautiful bridge between old age and
childhood is religion. Hew iutuitively the child
begins with prayer aud worship on entering life
and how intuitiyely, on quitting life, the old man
turns back 20 prayer ard worship, putting himself
agaiu side by side with the iniant,' remarks Sill
L. Bulwer Lytton. in his "Strange Story"
Yes, but between its distant abutments the
bridge of life has many high and awful arches
through which the wild wliers dash and roar in
wrsth aud desoLttion. Prayer ard worship alone
do not sustain these Natures solid rocks must
lie mistaken beneath, an. human art and skill
must rear and ,Olidify the structure overhead
Gods will is bes; exempliGei in the laws he has
made for the creatures whom Ne mas placed under
their cor troll Neither the chli4's tIustfGl "Our
Father" nor the old m ms Forget me not in the
midst OF mine infermafeS," will alter this by the
weight of q single grain.
Science and art hrst--then faith and prayer-is
the order Of HEAVIER itself Divinity heals through
its ents, and those agents the discoveries of
man not the vague announcements of prOphits or
seer Is life q burden to you Doss time drag
Is your power to cope with life's problem and
duties weakened You not well Your blood is
sluggish and tainted, perhaps; or some important
organ is torpid or OverwOrked. TSis fact may have
taken the form OF dyspepsia, rheumatism, goC T.
malaria pains in the stomach, chronic headache,
Or any OF dozen other ills. PARKER'S TONIC
will invigorat you, as flesh air inyigOI ate those
who have been shut up in damp, fetid &C lis II is
pow erful pure, deli Ous, scientific, safethe key.
stone OF the central arch of the bridge Of life.
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Michigan
a, DETROIT.


Midnight: The democrats still claim the
election OF their state ticket, but make no
claim on the national. Blaine is lr pb4biy
elected, but it is ret We; decided. The re-
puhlicans claim he has The state vote With
several thousand plurality. On TIE state
ticket the Free Press makes car. FIJI aud
,nsrrvstive estimates and claims the cleo
ton of Begole, fusion caBdIGAt- Coz gov
ernor, by not less than 900
The Post, republican, claims tie cleo
toral ticket by 10000, aad the state ticke.
by about 5000.
10 twenty-one counties reported in fuli
Blaine has majority of 1888 and Alger,
republican candidate for governor, 1924.
Nine Counties are not reported. For congress
the democrats claim the First, Second,
Fifth, Sixth. Seventh, Eighth and Tenth,
aud lie tie Fourth, Ninth and Elev-
eD'h. The Second is unsettied. The ~
pnbliCaus claim the Second, Third, Ninth
nj Eleventh.. and coucede The First, Fift5,
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and tenth
unsettled
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF missouri, =
County of PettiS.
In the Probate Court for the County of Pettis
August tenn, iSSl.
ID. K. Holley executor Of the estate of Daniel
HOlles. deceased. Or Ter of publication.
ID. X HoLLEY, exs eutOr of the estate Of Daniel,
Holey deceased. presents to the Court his petition
praying fo= order for the sac Of so much Of the
real estate of said deceased as will pay and satisfy
the remaining debts due by said estate and vet un-
paid for want of sufficient assets, accompanied by
the accounts. lists, and inventories required By
law in such case, on animation whereof il is or
dered that all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased be notified that application rs afore-
said has been made, and that unless the contrary
b. shown on or before the firSt day OF the next
Germ Of this Court, to be held on the
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next an order will be made FIR the sale Of the
whcle n so much Of the real estate of Sad qceas-
cd as will be sufficient for the payment of sad
debts and il is further ordered that this notice he
published in sou newspaper in this State for Jour
weeks before ihe next term o. this Court.
State OF Miss uTi. County Of Pettis, 81.
[, Chas ". McCiu, z Judge and FIX oficio Clerk
Of the trObate Court, held ia aud for said County,
hereby certify that the foregoing is true eopy of
the original order of Publication therein referred
to- as the same appears OF record in my Office
Witness my hand end seal OF said Court
Done al office IN Sedalia in said
lsEALl County, this 18th day of Septenl-
Der, 1854,
CHAs. NJ. McCLUSs, Judge
10-7w5t and Ex-offcio Clerk.
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Western Union TO the Associated Press. j
fear he is misleading the people.
AT the democratic committee rooms
while the clsims Of carrying The stale by
10000 is still kept mp the further claim is
mad that tie republicans are docIoring
the returns TO Deceive the peoIle
Chairman Henderson sa, the democrats
have elected ten congressman and the re-
publicans one, Brown, with two districts,
the Eighth and Ninth 10 doubt Chair
man New of the republican committe says
Brown Johnson, STEEL and Owen are elect
ed to congress and the First dis rict is in
dCubl. The STATE is in doub: and is
claimed by both parties.
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Ohio,

Clevel md, Nov. 5.-Eishty-foGr couu-
ties in Ohio reported unoficialIy give q
net republican majority OF 36, leo. There
ere four counties yet TO hear from. Hay,
Mourse, Ottowa ard Paulding. In Octo
Der they gave a democratic majority OF
5.3le, and they viii probably give 30 less
in November which will make the repub-
lican plurality in this state about 10000
OHIO REPUBLICAN.
Columbus, Nov. 5.-Comple:e returns
from I'll but three counties in TIE state in
dictate Baine's plurality viii be $4,000
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MARVELLOUS
STREAM.
LITTLE
Wherein Birds and Beasts are
Caught and Hopelessly Held
Captive.
A cross the Pampas and the Andes.

A cross the Pampas and the Andes.
At the distance of thirty miles
south of the river Dimante our route
passed by a natural object of consider
able interest-a stream, or rather ri.l d,
OF yellowish white fluid like petro-
leum issuing from the mountain side
at considerable height and trickling
down the slope till lost in the porous
soil of the valley below. The source
from which it flowed was AT the
junction where a hard metamorphic
rock. interspersed with small crystals
agnite, overlap a stratum os volcanic
tuff. 1t was formed like the crater of
a volcano and full of black, bitumi,
nous m tier, hot and sticky, which
could be stirred up to the depth of
about eighteen inches.
FlounderiDg in it was a polecat or
skunk (Mephetis vsrians). having
been enticed to its fate by the desire of
securing bird caught in the natural
bird lime, till a bullet from the re-
volver of one of the patty terminated
the skunk's struggles to extricate itself
from the warm and adhesive bath in
which it was hOpelessly held captive.
The overflow from this fountain was,
as described, like stream of petro-
leum two or three feet wide, trickling
over bed of pitch or some such sub
stance, which extended to q much
greater width along the edge of the
running stream at IT'S contact with it.
This material was of a very sticky ma
ture, becoming gradually harder as it
spread further out, assuming the ap-
pearance of asphalt when it became
mingled with the loose sand of the
adjoining soil.
While engaged in examining this
natural curiosity, we came upon two
small birds, caught in the sticky sub
stance at the edge of the stream; they
were still alive, but upon releasing
them both the feathers and the skin
came off where they had come in coz
tact with the bitumiDous matter, so
that We had to kill them to put an
end to their suferiDgs. No doubt
they had been taken in by the ap-
pearance of water which the stream
presented and had alighted to drink.
when they discovered their mistake
too late. Their fate suggested the
idea that in a district so dev lid of wa
ter others of The feathered tribes must
constantly become victims to the same
delu,lOn in a similar manner, and up
on close inspection of the margin of
the stream the correctness IF this
inference was established by the dis
covery of numerous skeletons of birds
IN il; nor were those OF
small quadrupeds unrepresented,
among which We recognized the re-
mains of fox.
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Virginia.
RICHMOND.

Returns from eighty precincts in this
state show democratic gain OF forty one.
This indicates a v-ry close vote and If the
rates of democratic gals is not increased
in The remaining prec,nc,s, The state may
60 republican. There are about one
thousand voting precincts.
Official and semi-official returns from
fifty mine counties Indicate the state will
give Cleveland from 5000 to 10000 major
lily. 1t is now quite certain the democrats
have elected three of the ten congressman.
The democrats are claiming the state by
1000. Senator Mahoae claims II for the
republicans, by 5000. Crowds on the
streets are awaiting returns.
LATEST.
Richmond, Nov. 5.-Lsie returns indi-
cate that the democrats have carried the
stale by 5000 or 10000 majority.
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC.
ST. Louis, Nov. John 6. Prather,
member of The democratic national COM
ulittee, received ihe following dispatch late
tonight from r promiLent member of the
nstional committee:
indianapolis, New. Sit will take no
official count to determine the vote
of Indiana. A large gain in democratic
counties, aud republican losses in their
counties show 200 democratic gain over the
vote OF two years ago. Eighteen counties yet
to come in. Cleveland has Indiana by
many thousand.
[Signed1 AUSTIN FL. BROWN.
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Iowa
DIS NOME.

Republican viii csrry by p'ursI'tg #
prooebly 10000 o 5000 on the rational
ticket AID % go to $4,000 On the state
ticket and elect congressman In ten of
eleven districts. Wo.sor il first, Hender-
son in thild, Fuller In fourth, Smith in
fifth, Campbell in sixth, Conger and Smii b
to fill vacancy in seventh, Hepburn in
eighth, Lyman in ninth, Holmes in tenth
and S'ruble in eleventh. Fnsionists elect
Murphy in second, Republican gain OF
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Maine.
BLAINE NEWS

BLAINE NEWS
At about o'clock Blaine received the
following from Albany, The state is sure
ly safe. Congratulations.
[Sipged. j. NJ. BAILEY.
At the same time dispatch was receiv-
ed from Denver stating Colorado mas gone
republican by 1000 majority.
Several discOuragirg dispatches were is
sued from Indiana which had previously
been regarded as certain for the republi
cans, but BlaIne'S friends were not dis.
turbed.
because they clsimed their ca ndidate could
be elected without New York. About
niue, however, a message was received from
Michener, secretary Of The Indiana Gepub.
lican state committee, stating although The
ate was close, Blaine would almost Ger
tainIy have small plural at the mc $:
Immediately sfler.this came the foilowiug
from New York.
II have accurate rrtOr0s from every
ell ction dis,ric. save 1S7 In the State and
making ample allowance for these latter
am sure you have carried the stale
[Signed S T. FRENCH,
Superintendent board o. p0lics.
From New Orleans came the Unnou2ce-
ment Of republican gains OF members OF
congress and from Wisconsin and Michigan
announces that those safes were "aIi
right" Blame renamed quietly at his
home ali day receiving re.urns and being
i'll so,-ewhst ho-rse, he .peut line most OF
he time in his room 30 avoid The ia i,ue
OF talking, 10 which he would have bs,n
sIbiect hsd he remained a.1Org
his friends as he did last evening
dispatch was received announcing great
republican gain in Indiana and certain
V Glory for Blaine and Logan. About 1880
more congratulations came in from widely
seperare points indicatiugB lanes election
had gone all over country.
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Weaver fusionist in sixth defeated
Louisiana.
MISSING.

A dispatch to Gen. A. s. Badger, chair
man OF the republican committee reports
tie mysterious disappearance OF Phillip
Marley, United States supervisor at Fausse
Point. He has not been seen since he left
LoreLaville at 12 O'Clock last night with
his election returns for New Iberia. Vio-
lence is feared.
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WHAT HENDRIX SAYS.

indianapolis, Nov. Gov Hendricks
has been in receipt of kilograms from var
/ ions sources all day, but none being from
: the national democratic conmttee A tele,
\gram from JOS. Pullzer of the New York
World, who asks his opinion of the result
land the response that in his belief led to
it, and attached sn inquiry as to how New
York had gone. In response Mr.. Pulitzer
wired: New York has given Cleveland and
Hendricks a small plurality which might
be increased. Anyhow the state was sure
for the democratic electors.
The following telegram from the young
mems independent committee of New York
gave VI. Hendricks considerable personal
qualification, but it was not satisfying as
to TIE actual facts:
Believing that the war issues are set
tied, the independent republicans OF New
York have given you the stat and voted IN
favor of administrative reform"
TEis evening an Associated Press.sssre-
porter called upon the governor and wac
accorded brief interview.
81 firmly believe Indiana has gone dem.
cratic by decisive majority and am in
Mined 10 extend my estimate of last night.
bm 5000 to 5000.
" can't understand the system of reports
that are furnished by Mr.. Wsllock of the
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answer asone 50 radiently on her
face?
And this was one of the very. very
few cases in which duty proves its
own reward.
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Pennsylvania.

PENNsI LVANIA'S MAJOhITF.
Philade lphis, Nov. 5.-A plurality o!
10000 IS indicated for Blaine here.
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Connecticut.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC.

Hartford, Nov. 5.-The vote of Con-
nectcu;e for President, with only the small
town OF Washington TO hear from is 1856.
$50, which stands IS follows:
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Reed, prohibitio. 1880.
Indiana.

indianapolis, Nov. AT present III re
is no cnang. in the situation as outlined
earlier in the evening. At the democrat
lie be dquaFters, Chairman Henderson ard
secretary ii state, Myers, continue 20 claim
a plurality in excess Of 10 600 for C:eve-
land. Chairman New now Claims that the
state has given plurality 10 Blaine cleo
tors, but thinks the state tioke: doubtful.
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DR.. WAITER,
6i7 st. Charles street, So. Louis, Mo-
. r. w HITTIER R.
Git st. Charles Straet.

treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Sr,aS
na' Emissions and Sexual DEBILITY, wit
UNPARALLELED ,'ccess. No n ztter who failej
call or write Amphlet or consultation sree
Can -eter TO the medical professions IN ~
~ re Of SIe (-,r--.~-s
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SMITH COUNTY.

Gay lord, Kas., Nov 5.-Smilh county
complete elects the entire republican iicke,
with the exception of White ior represent.
alive in the North district, and one
county congressman. Below is the total
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County superintendent, MiIiard, loo.
Gaynor, prohibition. 2S4.
Donaldson, prohibition, 767.
County attorney, Royce, 1,345.
Myers opposition, l257.
Burr, prohibition, 209.s
Probate Judge, Hagadem, republican, 1,
42l.
PooI .-oL;l,:s:A 4 oon
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w. J. Ircholson, greenbacker, ,230.
The republicans give L. w. Blue, repub-
| can. about 200 majority, for state senator
from the district composed of Linn, Miami
and johnson counties, over s. Patien,
democrat.
DR. VIM. Shean republican carries the
county TO- senator by probably 800 major-
ity. The republicans elect r. III. Rosehy
to the legislature from the 23d district and
also elect Alfred Blaker as representative.
From Twenty-fourih district Geo. w.
Creaeer republican was elected county
commissioner from the Lacygne district
without opposition. The republican county
, tick tlcomposed of attorney T. w. Brown
for pr b ate Judge, William Ackerm an, for
clerk of the district court and w. w. Nc
Cullough, for county superintendent, were
elected by about 500 majority in the coun-
~.
Complete, Blaine will have about 1000
votes over Cleveland, Martin about $50
over Click, Funston about 600 over Mich
olson.
Karsas City, Nov. 5.-Returns from
eighteen out of .ighty.two organized coun-
ties In Karsas, partly estimated, give
Blaine plurality of IL, 744; Martin, for
governor, 10 1876. These counties all give
republican msjorities and generally elect
full county tickets and representatives, in
the legislative districts On congressman
the returns indicate it is only question of
majority for the republicans. A notable fea-
ture is the Gghtness of St. Johns vote. II is
not generally reported but in scattering re-
turns received he falls behind BuIler and
in one county he failed to receive a single
vote This cannot BE- taken however as an
indication of the prob ibition sentiment IN
the state bat would seem rather the result
in a measure OF strong republican feeling.
An sccount of the hardness of official TT
tarrs the various m sjerity cannot b. de6n-
itely approx IL aled far her than already
given.
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anteed or money refunded Charges low. or
MUD cases cured-eXperience is important. All mG
icines finished ready for use-no running TO drug
stores Patients treated 1T distance by letter and
express. medicines sent everywhere free from gaze
or bTeakage. No Injurious medicines used. No de-
tention from business. state your and send for
terms. Consultation free and confidential person.
ally By letter. BOOK for both sexes-illustrate
and circulars OF other things. sent sealed In plain
Envelope, for two SC stamps ~ My Free Museum
low Open-ree deseriptiOn IN abs We book.
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Tns EPisUUrAL CuUKUHEs.


Floral DccorstI jns la ~. james.
Most conspicuous among the floral de-
signs with which the chaucel OF st. James
L. +. church was decorated was the annual
Offering OF Richard 5. jenkins, esq, Of
Camden, which was placed upon the
baptismal font, on the left hand side Of
the church in front of the organ. 1t con.
sisted of u large design shaped like like
Greek Tau, made OF camelias, carnations
aud other choice flowers of virgin white.
on the perpendicular part of the design
there beng a shield of pink flowers with
the sacred letters -. II. S." in cou-
mass of variegated plants. There were
garlauds on the lectern aud other chancel
furniture, besides a profuse display Of rich
bouquets and the great banks of bloom
on either side of the rear of the chancel.
The musical programme, as printed In
Saturdays lNTELLIGENCER was carried
out under direction Of Prof Matz and tho
arrangement and execution OF the selec
tiOns fer tie occasion was throughly salts
factory. The services were the Easter
ritual of the church and an impressive
sermon by Rev. DR.. Knight. ChiIdren's
services were held in the afternoon.
A notable feature Of the Easter season q
celebration in st. James was the uuveil-
ing of small but costly and very beauti-
full window 1t stands high in the west
end of the church the design is an angel
adoring, with the legend above his head
"Sanctus, iSanctus, lSanctus, est DOminus
Deus !Sq6aOM." IL is from the works Of
Booth, of London, and is the gift Of Sam'l
Ii. Re ynolds, esq, to the church.
ST. Johns frso Church.
The beautified interior of st. Johns
Free church was gorgeously decorated in
the chancel with cut flowers and living
plants, the stately and ohaste Gala lily
being prorusely distributed among the
mass Of bloom and beauty. The fun
Easter service was rendered by strong
choir Rev. DR.. Spalding preached an
appropriate sermon, and chlldren's services
were held in the afternoon.