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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-04
ATTENTION.. }. O.!
DERBY, Kan, March 81, 1885.

DERBY, Kan, March 81, 1885.
To the Editor o the sgie
DEAR SIR read in your issue of March
9th n communication from our benighted
friend j. o.. of this vicinity Tie theme OF
his epistle is upon the to be unwelcome
visit Of tho noble Of the NOTES.-The Prince
of Wales. He tries to make the readers OF
the EAGLE think that out of five and II halt
millions of Irish citizens only one and halt
millions will welcome his royal hIghness'
His statement is entirely false, Mr.. Editor.
will positively inform you that out Of those
five and half millions. four and half will
continuously and joyfully receive him and
participate in his grand march through
Phoenix park, where Earl Spencer's men
will hoist the orange and purple banners TO
show their foes that the Protestauts OF Ire
land are loyal 10 the british crown" and
will unite and keep rebellion down. Permit
me to inform this over-benighted friend tina,
be can't blindfold the enlightened Irish
Protestant reader. in this vicinity. And |
am glad 10 hear that our friends at yelling
ton have shown him that they will not be
deluded by his false statements concerning
Gen. Gordon in Kbartoum. The late Gen.
Charles George Gordon's death has been
lamsnted by all true people Of Great Brit
tain, snd even OF the United States.
THOMAS J. IRWIN
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The Wichita EAGLE seriously criticizes
| the late Methodist conference upon the
grounds that there are but few frst-class
ministers 10 it and that they absolutely re
| fused to allow any transfers of good minis
| tiers from other conferences. The EAGLE
intimates that these minister. concluded that
| they had good thing and proposed to keep
il. The editor of the EAGLE is son 81 a
Methodist preacher and presuines 10 speak
from the inside. The presiding elders are
the ones who have control and we heard one
"f the leading ministers of the conference
| remark the same thing. There are some
frst-ciass towns in this conference which
are entitled to hrst-ciass preachers, and il
there are none of TINT Kind now ut wor. We
suggest thzt the EAGLE man enter the work.
Hts father before him had MI the native fire
of an old-fasEioned Methodist preacher, and
We can't see why the son might not succeed
in this direciion.-El Dorado Republican.
There are too many men in the world like
the editor of the Republican and the editor
of the Beacon. The possible success of us
converting such is too remote and We prefer
taking our chances of final acceptance by
sticking to our present work OF abusing I'M
godly and unrepentant Democrats.
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For the EASLI.
LITTLE RIVc9 DAM POEM.

rRespectfuIiy Dedicated BY the author 10 hi
fr end Lewis and combination Iaureatei
across the street.
long time ago. ere science began
The world il was nat, snd the stars without
But Ignorance vanished, as science begun
A Spain made imm9r ai by Genoe's son
Who concei, ed the bold thought on looking
the gioutd
That surely thi. world must b. turning around
Tn t the broad lands OF Europe the water sur
rounds
Must .mewhere be balanced by other broad
grUu DIS;
So be took him shin on fsthomIess sea,
And sailing right eastward for what he might
When behold to his research a continent risei
The Treasure was rich; the land was Q prize;
On it ride shores he planted, the cross with
Gave to God and Isabel the land snd the gold
n " followers came like hordes on the void
Crying. glory to Cod bat especially to gold
They exalted the pc ,nant, they reared high the
They PRAYED the grea. God to give them the
dro-s;
When planting the cross. arosnd IT they threw
The sword and the scepter; the murderin:
crew:
They chri.tened with death. and with bias
This continent new, to the mammon OF gold;
What then was pea patch. a continent grew
And mamnon grew with IL, but gold to the
few
Within those shores SO prolific, AMI oceans go
Vast mountains. and rivers and prairies are
there;
In lite very center where air is so pure and skies
The oil most prolific aud waters most true:
Where ch.rch steepIes are highest; the Bible
reyered:
It's Language most read. and its mandates least
feared;
Now here in the heart OF this good gift of God,
Where Thousands now dwell upon the green
sward;
Where ws:ers are brightest and air most serene
AT the foot OF the cross, Moi,ch's clov.n is
reen;
Her air is pol uted. her waters are dam'd.
And tn God of our Fathers is pra ID to attend
Whilst the .l,ch Of mammon robs foeinsn
and frie d
OF these pure benefactions which God declares
Aud gave unto man. health aud happy to be-
Csa the jas; God OF heaven-the church crsv-
Who owe man his bro;her-wouId look him in
fac.
smil. compiacen,ly on. whilst Moloch sits
With Dis: on the throttle. with grimm.ce and
Willis the dsf1lea of avarice si.teth on hixh
And the word which he u'ters are worship or
Whilst our thouss4d, are Saseins. in saliow
disdain
Of the chill, o, tho fever, the purge and the
Ofheslth once dethroned they can never re
gaIH-
With mi az disease / n forms OF dire scourg-
On the liv Of our people their filter to 10 &c
o. ever yes ever, keep CHRISTIAN humanity
whole.
Nor LET her iove dollars far more than the soul.
The coming election Will plainly disclose
To every vofer If he 50 dis -ose
Whether God shall BE- Sanctioned. Mis- Laws be
maintsi Htsl.
Or inju tice shall triumph "a God be dis
dained;
Now, who like IL aud .oye il. and wish IL this
wAy.
Will have il, e. voting on that day;
But rem IN her. for ever. tn riv r once swan.
You ca cha -Ss for all fGturs 10 that p1trid old
dam
Now. wh.never tina d vii gets stuck In a riy'r.
II. scr-ams la sarcssm with all his white liver:
How far this may serve towards getting him
throu IN
Will much depend on the toll of his crew
WV e AuoDwAN
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SIMPLE JUSTICE.

The Wichita EAGLE is pleased to acknowl.
edge that Sol Miller has at last got his eye:
open, and is disposed to do western and south.
western Kansas some slight degree of jus
tice. Perhaps if the EAGLE will take the
trouble to think, it will acknowledge that
Sol Miller has always been disposed to do
justice to that large section of the state. II
We have not at all times admitted all that its
most experienced blowers have claimed for
it. we have always sided with its representa-
tives in furthering its rneterial interests.
Please enquire Of the members of the pres
ent legislature Kansas Chief
It is not necessary for us TO make such
ing uiry. Something less than hundred
years ago when the editors of the Chief and
EAGLE were occupying adjoining seats in
the state senate We well remember that in
the apportionment fight that winter that
Senator Miller was with the southwest and
that his figures were IN the end more gener-
ally referred to and adopted than those pre-
sented by any other member.
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THE LITTLE BOY AND oiRL
CROWNED.

An0 " - -
lin memory Of little walter and Elvia Misenef. ]
1t was spring time and on April day
And chilly was the air;
There was sight which made all grieve
And yet the sight was fair;
Within two little collins lay
Two lifeless babes as sweet Is May.
Like wax dolls which infants dress,
There little bodies were;
look Of pleasing happiness
Did on each face appear,
And in two cofins short and narrow
We saw them last in this world Of sor-
row.
Beneath two little mounds Of clay
Their bodies lie in silent death,
Thar lovely forms SO bright and gay
Are deprived of LIES short feeting
breath.
They were their parents pride and joy.
And were with them in their worldly
race
Till the obscure and silent grave
Received them in cold embrace.
We know twas hard To give them up.
'But God knows best"-thev had to go;
They were too pure for this world % sorrow
and of woe.
No more wen see the golden locks
OF silken curly hair.
Ur list of psttcring footsteps
We ne'er again will hear,
For little Elvia and Walter have climbed
the Golden Stair.
Some day we all must be laid low.
For nothing from the tomb can save,
The world viii hurry to and fro
a hove otIr lnDu formation GRAVE
-NRs. r. J. MILLER.
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SHIPMENT OE LIQUOR.

| The various railroad companies of Kansas
have joined in issuing circular relating to
the shipment of liquor into this state. Ai,er
reciting the provisions OF the bill on the
subject, they give the following instruc-
tons:
i. All consignments must be to party
having permit TO sell liquors As provided
by the Law, or to indivil uals for their own
Use.
,. All freight charges must be prepaid
through to destination.
3. The shippers TO assume all risk of dam
age or loss by reason of delay in consequence
of said law; this condition must be inserted
IN all bills of ladng or receipts to connect
ing lines.
Receiving agents of lines signing this cir
cniar Will not receive any consiynments of
liquors 10 stations in Kansas, either from
shippers or frnm connecting lines, except ia
strict conformity with above instructi ons
and conditions. and will receive same si sta
tons within the Stste of Kansas only from
persons who bold legal permits
Delivering agents in Kansas viii only de-
liver tu such druggists as have permits,
rtited copy Of same Ia be flei with agent
Tor each delivery so made. or 10 private midi
vidusls on their depositing with the sgea, an
affidavit for each consignment, stating tina,
said liquors are Tor their owa personal Use
and will not be sold in violation of the law.
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The New York Medicsl Record, which
does no; seem particularly movei by the
cholers alarm: THE cholera is now in the
third yes- Of its travels fro,n India, and its
virulener is waning. This was shown by
the small extent Of its rsvsgcs in Paris las;
fsll- Chclers is nc. 8 contagious disease.
like scarlet fever and measles. Its presence
in cities of India. where il is epidemic, ere
stes no more alarm or comment than does
the dipkshsria with rs.r
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Commonwealth: And so the boomers
have denounced Senators Ingalls, and Plumb
for opposing the settlement of Oklahona.
Bless their dear souls. these senators. sspe-
cially Plumb, have done more towards OPEN
ing that country for settlement 10 actual ss:,
tiers than all The boomers together.
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Commercial Gazette
THE BLUE, THE GRAY AND GRANT

commerce IL OaZtlte
THE BLUE, THE GRAY AND GRANT.
They sat together side BY side,
In the shade Of an orange tree;
One had followed the flag Of Grant,
The other had fought with Lee.
The boy in blue had an empty sleeve,
A crutch had the boy in gray;
They talked of the long and dreary march,
They talked Of the bloody fray.
"My chief is Dead" the Johnny said,
"a leader brave was he;
And sheathed fore'er at Lexington,
Doth hang the sword Of Lee"
my leader lives"-the boy in blue
Spoke low, and with sigh.
''But all the country waits in fear
That he to-day may die"
"God bless our Grant" the vet'ran said,
And dropped Il tear, and then
In heartfelt tones the answer came,
For the rebel said-"Amen,'
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New York Tribune: Secretary Lsn,sr's
auction sale OF carriages yesterday realized a
few hundred dollar. for the government.
He will no doubt have the sum credited OF
the books as an ofise, TO slI,4sl which he
lost TO the people the day before BY closirls
up the department in honor OF Jseol.
Thompson. who distinguished himself as =
traitor of~the worst kind. Mr.. Lamar viii
have to do good deal OF walking to make
the account balance
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-04

David Fisher, the Oldest living ex-repre-
sentative in congress, was roommate Of
Abraham Lincoin when the two were in
congress together. He pronounces Lincoln
to hsve been "the mos, lovable public man
he ever met
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-04

The Caldwell Journal predicts that the
new Texas cs,ile quarantine law viii be
likely TO send more through cattle 10 that
place for shipment thi. year than ever be-
fore
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-04

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher. Disease.
Of Females y speciality Office over Pollock 4
Pearce'-, Door No. Residence 35G South
EmpoIi Ia avenue Calls left At =. v Healy',
land Office promptly answered dl67-tf
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MRS DIR. SEXTON


The noted magnetic healer, is located ct No
80 North Market street. where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit OF her wonder
full healing power. Charges reasonable
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homeopathic No. liz North Main street
fret st ,irway south Of Central drug store
nearly opp,'site the postofhce: Wichita. Kansas
Ofice hours from 10 Q a. m. to 8 and to
pm Chronic diseases a speciality l23-tf
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
J. C. RUTaN.
For Police Juige-
MS. ROCHELLE.
For justices OF the Peace
W. B. THEOTKM0RrOS,
NJ. LAWRENCE.
For Treasurer
ABE SMITH
For Treasurer school Board
CHARLEs LA y RENEE.
For Constable
NJ ItPPIN,
W. =. STANLEY.
For Councilman
First War Nv. r. STEM.
Second Ward (short ierm)-wELLINGTOS
SrARN -
Second wa-l-B. :. novNI G.
Third Ward-wH1TSFY = EER.
Fourth ward-B. ID. HAMMOND.
School Board
First Ward : yesr--J. 4. WALLA'E.
Second ward 3 years. W. WfNGARD.
hirri Ward > years. II. LIEN
Fourth Ward. years-JACoB McAkEE.
Members at Large
JOHN 4. DORIAN.
A. HESS.
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c. A. WILSON, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Office southeast
corner Main and First street., just opposite
The county building. d1!i-tf
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Office and residence. 81 Douglas avenue
south side Barnes block. over oerhy's lmpis
,nerf ~rnr.. Wichita. Kansas ,ilSs- I'm
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Or L. DOYLE.
srSris G;iice over Rarnes & Sons drug
o-- ani.naiat i.isirk u lriiifa. Al
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/ Formerly physician and surgeon Ia the Louie
1 vile City and Marine hospital. and late health
officer of sp-in yficId Illinois has located a:
" 10 Main street, opposite tire i.os,'fi-r
/ fo- general practice. special attention paid 20
,yrecoiogy electric ard E7lyshie i'atlis W
/ Zee hours to L. Y. anh 70 =. ~. and ~
.t.--,F
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DIR wM. HALL. SOCIALIST.

Cures all Blood q d skin Diseases, Kidney and
Bladder trouble. and all diseases OF the uri-
nary organs. Privste diseases speedily cured
Females successfully treated OF all ,iisea es
peculiar TO their EEK Consultation free and iH
vit.d Office. rooms 8 and . over Woodman' 8
bank, North Main street. Call or address r.
o Box liz, Wichita, Kansas. d21l-5ms
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ADAMS Il AptN-
Attorneys AT Law. viii tfsr;irp In state and
federal courts Office in Eagle B;ors- wiciits
Ma as- fi}i-
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DR.. ANDREWS

Treats Caiarrh of the Hesd Ear and Nose, Sor.
Ton-iIIitis. Acute and Chronic. and
Lun gAnrctions with Compound Oxygen. oil
the Spray treatment Once In ferrelPs block
opposite the .'ostoi,ice. Office hours from %
Ia
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HARRIS & HARRIS 4 yERMlLiION,
Attorneys y; Law. Commercial Jiock. = ich
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DIR. " =. McBURSIE

,f,orney- at-iaw Oi,ice In Eagle block, Z
Voyev & Co - iry goads store 72-2s-t
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N. F. NIEDERLANDER,
trh. od Re.bs.s
REAL ESTATE!
INSURANCE AND LOAN BROKER.

Has for sale improved and unimpsoyed Lands, Civ
Propertv Improved and Unimproyed STOCK RANCHES, al
Sizes aud Descriptions.
Has the Most Reliable Abstracts in the County.
Pays Taxes and Collects Rents,
Represents Of the Best Insurance COMPANIES in the world
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W CoLLISGs. koBr- u Plat
CoLIISGs 4 PiATT,
Attorneys at Law. viii practice In bod. stat.
and Federal courts. Office In Temple block
Main street. second stairway north Of Post
ofcs Wichits K.nas-
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"a SMiTI.
Dx.TIfr Esgi- huI''li z, ,ss;-- ,rSs.r
: l.
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j NJ HrxrHREY. J. z. HUME
HUMPHREY & HUME,
Attorney at law. ONCE over Citizens Bank
d22l-0
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MRS. 8 T. HE>DRICKSON,
Teacher OF Piano Organ snd Theory. az Mort
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Mariana.

HE WONDERFUL New PLUM can be
procured at no other nursery in
Missouri than the Stark's Nurseries of
LOUISIANA. Mo. The Mariana is war
ranted to be perfectly Curcullo proof
the fact tina. cur culio stiugs cause
plums to fall off, blast or become hard.
and knotty, has made this fruit
unpopular in Missouri. The Mariana Is
the only plum that will not be affecte
by the curculio. The plum is large,
bright red and ripens about three
weeks before Wild groves, hangs well
on the tree two or three weeks after
ripe The the tree bears the second
year after planting. Be sure to pur,
chase several of these from VIM. NJ
Hicks, Agent for Starks' Nurseris
Louisiana. Mo. Call at the Deerlnc
House, Kirksville, Mo-, and see
samples.
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To the Public.

Believing as / do that the cash sys
tenn is the only satisfactory plan of
conducting the grocery business, |
shall on Monday the 18th of Sept.
commence selling goods to my friends
in that way only. Ny books will be
ready tor settlement of former
accounts, and persons indebted will
please call and assist IN laying them
aside by paying back bills. By no credit
all purchased will be on an equal
footing in regard to prices and tre2ted
in an impartial manner. make o
promise of shat shall be sold for dol
lar, but will be guided by the
markets, thus saving a long list of
goods in the papers of our town. /
ask my friends to call, examine goods
and hear our prices Country prod ce
taken IN exchange for goods at market
rates. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. q. A. Wncox. one of tie proprie-
tors OF the Quincy Wing, spent Tuesday
night in tins city.
Mr.. II B. RrspoN OF Iowa county,
Iowa is risiting his brother A. D. Risdou OF
this place.
CnAs. f. DARRow. of the Savings
Bank returned from ST. Louis Tuesday
morning.
E. o. GATES returned from Nebraska
Tuesday.
WILLIAM MoTTER, son of Noah Mot
ter is now behind the counter in the store Of
D. C. Pierce.
d. c. PIERCE has returned from
Chicago Wednesday.
MIS-. D. C. PIERCE returned to
Bloomfield for treatment, with every pros
pect of speedy recovery.
G. w. CouLsoN of Willard called at
our office Wednesday.
B. F. MUsroE, of Clay township
made US bus iness call Saturday.
JAMES BowN, of Polk. attended the
reunion of the 30th Iowa, the Goth and 30th
of Sept, at Bloomfield and reports asplendid
time.
P. A. BOONE, of this township, left a
potato, of the late rose variety at this Office
Saturday which weighed lbs. Who can
beat it:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. STRocK and w.
L. Foster and wife, are attending the ST..
Louis fair this week.
Mrs. A. RUSSELL went to St. Louis
Monday morning to visit her daughter Mrs.
W. II. Sublette and attend the fair,
LOGAN LOWE returned from Kansas
last Friday ana brought with him as trophy
of This hunting, the ears of Jack rabbit,
which are simply immense.
c. D. STorr and wife of Sperry. H.
Day and N vandiver of Walnut township
were In town Saturday.
c. r. KLlNGMAN, of Linderville, and
D. II. Hynes, of Pure Air, both successful
young teachers called to see US Saturday.
Mr.. E. E. DAVIS, of Moberly, Mo-,
spent Sunday in town whiting his parents.
JoHN.H HoLroN and wife returned
from Neb, Wednesday morning. They have
tried both Illinois and Nebraska and express
themselves as now being content to stay in
Missouri.
Mr.. n. D. SMITH, of LaPlata. was in
town Monday and called at the Graphic
office.
Miss MINNIE GIBSON Is in Quincy
with Joseph d Nelke, the wholesale milliners
posting up on the latest styles In trim.
ming.
DAVID MlKEL and R. G.. Scobee, were
in town Wednesday.
r. SLEETH, Livery man, OF Brashear,
and wife, were in Kirksville Monday.
A. SEBREE, Of Greentop was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRA HARLAN left Mon
day for the ST. Louis fair. Mr.. Harlan will
go on to Gin cinatti
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the town
council OF the town of Kirksville Mo-,
will set as board of equalization on
the 6, Z, G. 8 days Of October 1885 COM
mencing at o'clock OF each day to
hear all grievances and equalize the
assessors booksiior 1885.
Dated Seq 1885
test: w. N. HOPE Mayor
G. L. BRUNpAGE Clerk,
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cloaks and Jerseys,

Ladies call in and see our i'm
mence new line of ladies Misses,
& childrens winter wraps. We
have the finest selection of dag
onal, Stockinet, Berlin Twill, Silk
and Seal Plush, Taylor made
Newmarkets, ever shown in the
City. Prices Guaranteed the
lowest, B. F. LAMKIN.
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4 Singing Class.

For the benefit of STUDENTS and the
general PUBLIC, viii be organized on
Saturday eve, Oct, 10th, 1886, at
o'clock, in the class room Of the Cum
berland Presby terrain church. conduct
ed by Miss MIRIAM B. SWEET. Terms
Two DOLLARS for TWENTY LESSONS.
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Lodge Notice.

There will be meeting of the Anti
Horse Thief Association, Oct. 18th, at
2 o'clock, al the Sheriff7s Office. Election
of officers and other important business
to be attended to. Every member is
requested to be there.
J. S. Pool. P. NJ. SMITH,
Sec'y. Pres.
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Reunions:

When the spring time comes gentle
Anna we will have warmer weather,
but there will never be a chance to
buy goods lower or OF better quality
than can be bought just now of Mont
gomery & Bielby at the Creamery
grocery.
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To Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
package of Sa, Jlark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. It's guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb 3olutely prevent hog
diseases or our money will be refund
ed. 6m
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ADVERTISED LETTE RS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tised lOct- Sd, 1885:
Burlington, ] W Colber. Mrs Sarah
Etmyre, CT Leroy. NJ B
Moots. Thos Parcels, H w
Russell, John Scott, Miss NJ j
Smith, WA Smith, w S
Taylor, Jacob Wilson F a
Wilson, Emma
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
I'D. MILLER. P. NJ.
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"By their fruits ye shall know
them The Stark nurseries send out
trees that bear fruit true to name.
Agents are not allowed to mlsrepresent
any thing.
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Tongaline has already done very
good service in two cases of habitual
headache, OF an otherwise very oostl-
nate and intractable nature. Theo.
Hermann, NJ. D., st. Thomas, Mo.