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coILEGe.eReo MEN.

AT the Congregational church Fri
day night. Mr.. j. X. Mott. leading
\. NJ 4. A. member. delivered an
elo,uen: .,ddre>, on the subjtc; of
what We may rall practical college
men.
iii- address wa> scholarly from
every point oi' view, and IT must be
admitted that bis arguments and illus
tration>. that college-bred men are
not mere idle dreamers. in the main.
but are intensely practical in their
purpose- and accomplishments. are
beyond the power Of refutation or
criticism.
There are comparatively few excep-
tons where men who have not had
the advantages Of collegiate and
university educations. have reached
the Hottest pinnacles of achievement
and fame.
In applied sciences. such as ensin-
eering. railroad-building. the making
Of the telephone and the multitudin-
Gus patents. college men must Ike given
the credit.
In the legal profession. Mr.. Mott
cited Rufus Choate, William NJ.
Evarts. Daniel Webster. John c.
Calhoun.
Among the Puritan pioneers who
had been trained in college lite. he re-
called Williams. Hooker, Davenport,
Brewster. Cotton Mather. Vane and
Winthrop.
The author of the Declaration ofIn-
was a college man. as were
ilso the builders of the Constitution
md writers of the Federali-t-Jeffer-
'on. Madison. jay and Others.
I'm the Church he named Paul and
Timothy, John Huss. Martin Luther.
John Calvin. Savonarola. Wicklif
md John Knox.
The above mentioned men welded
III influence for good in college life
ind upon their age and future gener-
.tions. but there is also to he noted
he further fact that some
# the strongest and most brilliant
minds arrayed against Christianity
nave received their direction and train |
ng in the famous colleges. The de-
tructive German school Of criticism
), almost to man, representative off
he great universities.
Mr.. Mott urges, therefore. the i'm
'ortance of the Y. NJ. c. A. in col
eyes and universities. for it estab-
shes bond of brotherhood between
tudents, it shields them from null
tude of perils peculiar to them and
sends out men who will lift up. the
ross Of Jesus and make the world
et.er for hundred years to come.
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McClellan's for Christmas
Cards.
The Pope to Celebrate Mass

LONDON. Dec. "a dispatch to
the Duly Ne'cs from Rome says that
the Pope tomorrow will celebrate
mass at st. Peters cathedral in the
presence of members of the Catholic
society in Rome, who number 10, 900.
About ), 900 invitations to attend the
services have been Issued to persons
outside the society.
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- McClellan's for Novelties.
Sect Sugar Works for Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb. Dee. 9.-PoIish
capitalists headed by Count Lubinskv
have been in this state for two months
examining the beet sugar enterprise
with view to establishing large beet
sugar factories here. After examin-
ing the field thoroughly it has been
decided to establish the factory and
refinery at Omaha.
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Mr.. John Il. Mott, one of the lead
ers of the y. NJ. e. A. convention, is
an ardent advocate of college athletics.
His idea seems to be that mani
mental and spiritual development is
largely aided by hi> physical cul-
ture." However, it has not worked
this way in the case of John Lawrence
Sullivan or Jack. the Giant-killer.'
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As Variety is the spice Of lite.
shere can be no fault found with Sc
dalia having, in the same week a
Young Mems Christian association. a
little necktie party and two or three
church revivals.
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We wrote the word Leopold the
other day, and the intelligent Gem
positor set it up ''hoopls la that
fashion it went through an edition Of
HE BAZOo and a very worthy in
1ividual was lost to fame.
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The Sedaiia foot ball team Yesterday
were too light in the poop for the
Henry county farmers. Besides, the
umpire and referee seemed To he af-
hicted with strabi>mus. 10 the disad-
vantage of the local team.
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The following is now favorite
song with the condemned Niger MUIR
derer, Banks, at WarrensbGrg:
On Jordan's stormy Bank stand
And cast an anxious eve
To Canaan's fair and happy land
Where I'll be by-and-by.
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STATE GLEANINGS.
Items that Are Odd and Newsy
Compiled from Many Mis-.
> souri, Papers.

-lrOnton has had a SO, 900 fire.
Rich Hill claims 5000 popula
ton
-Newbery ha- an epidemic o
diphtheria.
-Evangelist Bole> still holds tn,
fort at Nevada.
The Fulton Telegraph celebrate.
its 49th anniversary.
st. Joe is enjoying the editors o.
northwestern Missouri.
Sim Brown, of Hardemsn, killed
an immense gray eagle.
Missouri has 10000 Christian
Endeavor representatives.
john Lasly an early settler OF
Clinton, is dead-7O years old.
The pushers of pens and wilder.
OF shears have captured st. Joe.
st. Louis fears a smallpox cpl.
demic. Vaccination is in order.
-Ye Editor Walter Williams is
proving himself quite statistician.
-Rolla is to have a. Married Mans
Dance. who will pay the fiddler,
Mexico has "Stitch" tina. is TO
save nine cases of pneumonia out of
ten.
Hannibal is indignant over the
tin can racket played on one of its
dogs.
Miss Mary Linvel, of Providence.
married her cousin. Robert Death.
ridge.
Salt pickles prove fatal TO the
fine COW of Mr.. j. A. Melee of Hun
newell.
A man with his first mustache is
reckOned a pessemist by the Sturgeon
Leader.
Mrs. John Groves. Of Higgins
vile. died at the age of So wears on
Dec. 9th.
Pilot Grove loses by death an
ancient negro. Peter Martin. lis
years old.
South West City boasts of its
SOLID girls--l75 lbs-not kickers
but darlings.
"A jackson county farmer trips
into eternity by the suicide line with
a light foot.
Poor McGinty. His reIict Mary
Ann goes to meet him. leaving 3 lit
lie McGintys.
Mexico has new breed of dogs.
cubs" They should not he let loose
in the theatres.
A South West beau took his |
heavy weight" for drive. The |
buggy collapsed.
st. Joe mourns another pioneer |
Newell Worden died Yesterday |
'ged IS years.
Sturgeon has recovered its foun-
ain, Mrs. X. NJ. Fountain returns
rom st. Louis.
DIR. j. w. Meng, of Lexington,
oasted his feet while asleep in front
If his camp fire.
columbia claims that the average
'er capita in contributions To various
hurches, is s25.
Webb City has youthful stab
ing afiray. \ boy of II years stabs
girl OF 10 years.
ST. Louis records IS divorces in
ne DAY. Marriage proved failure
4 thirty-eight cases.
Versailles has man holding
own Il bank. James McNair, must
ear twill get away.
The pioneer preacher OF Missouri
ies in Kansas City-Rev. Daniel
'atton, - years old.
A hotel waiter of Paris falls heir
D s96. OOO-''To him who patiently 4.
Iaits all things come"
The Latter Day Saints church. of
t. Joe, was destroyed by fire. The
'Ork of an incendiary.
-Bob's girl. is new baby of that
ind which Mrs. Blythe, of st. Joe,
her husband.
Where whisky is not the cause of J
overly. each poor family Of Lamar ?
Ill receive sack of -four.
-Bunceton prides itself on its
ish. and admires its own prosperity. q
wo banks and two schools. q
-Carrollton has . Petri6ed baby,
stunned after three months, burial, u
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1t is not yet certain that Dick
Robinson will hang, Sheriff Porter
no; having received the mandate of
rhe supreme court. Nevertheless,
Dick proposes to hang on to Jesus.
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keep posted. have good appetite.
are not bilious. and get rid Of that
tired feeling when Won peru-e the
L.od.,-."
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dren in this matter. The devOtes Of
science step aside in the path Of folly
when they give no thought to the
most important Of all scienee--the
science Of living.
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Banks, the negro murderer. who is
10 be hanged at Warrensburg Decem-
Der ~, il getting religion As fast As
the preachers eau pump it into him.
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Marriage License.

Recorder Pilkington issued a mar.
rage license Tuesday to John Lollis
and Lizzie Rex, both colored, of Pet.
It's county.
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This will be Il field day TOR young
>,.n .f Missouri in Sedaiia.
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SEOAliA, Mo.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER Il, 1885.
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HUMOROUS.

You say in the meantime. To
what period do you refer?" ITO house
cleaning.'-Detroit Tribune.
Miss Antique refuses to tell her
age; it's odd, isn't it?" about
forty-seven, think.'-Inter-Ocean.
They are the closest of friends
"Yes: | lever knew one of them to
lend the other a cent."-Kate Fields
Washington.
MIR. Jones-'No, the fools are not
all dead yet, madam" Mrs. Jones'
$50 lucky for me, don't you know, dear.
/ never did look well in blaek."-N. Y.
Recorder.
Ticket Agent-''We have the half
fare tickets on sale now and Uncle
Grasstuft-"None of them fur me: I'll
see the whole fair if it takes every head
of cattle on the place. "-Inter-Ocean.
The Trouble.-"Are you gong to
the fair?" ''If 1 can afford to. | doubt
if l can" ''Why, your wife said she
was going" Eyes, but l pay her ex-
penses. haven't anybody to pay mine"
Too Short-"What are those tiny
chunks of dough doing in that dish of
Strawberries" he inquired suspicious
ly. "Oh, Henryr!' cried the young
wife, IL made them-thev're short
cakes Judge.
-Emma-"What's that noiseo II
sounds as though they were pounding
beefsteak." Jane-"You guessed right:
but we always speak of the perform
ance here as rendering a banquet
Boston Transcript.
In a Higher Sphere.-Uncle Jack
Are you still working as a drug clerk
for Boracks?' Tom Quynine (proudly)
mo. sir; I've been greatly advanced.
both in salary and position; | now at
tend to the saltwater fountain."-
Puck.
-Ned-"I don't know how I'm going
to make out, old fellow. Why, | can't
pay my board bill" Charles-'I
thought You had a salary of two thou
sand five hundred dollars Ned
Great Scott. | have to use that for nv
cigars and club fees. "-Chicago Rec
ord.
-Citizen-"Why, that speech that
you delivered was stolen bodily from
one of Webster's orations." Orator
That's what it was. | tried for an
hour to get up something better, but |
didn't seem to be in very good form, so
| fell back on Webster Detroit Free
Press.
-He-''I don't believe your father
ever does as he agrees to do" She
why, Charlie, how mean of you. Pa
pa always does just as he says he will.
Three days in succession l have asked
him for ten dollars, and he said he
wouldn't give it to me, and he didn't
SO there.'-Boston Beacon
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Big Four Route to Chicago,

POSITIVELY THE ONLY LIN running solid
vestibuled trains direct to the Worlds Fair
Grounds and stopping at the Exposition
Gates.
POSITIVELY THE ONL LINE making come
ton in Central Union Station, Cincinnati.
with tIains of the L. & n. r. R., Q. & C,
r. R.. ct, Y. & G. Ry., and Kentucky Cen
trial Ry. aud c. & O.. Ry., avoiding the dis
agreeable transfer necessary via other lines.
POSITIVELY THE ONLY ] y landing passen-
gers at Suburban Stations in Chicago con-
venient to all Worlds Fair Hotels and
Boarding Houses. No transfer of passcn-
gers or baggage.
Ask for tickets via THE BIG Four ROUTE
and be sure you get them. d. B. MARTIN,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Cincinnati, O.
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CURIOUS AND INTERESTING.

THE inhabitants of the Solomon isl
ands believe that cyclones are pro-
duced by the tapping wings of some
1nonstrous invisible bird.
A RIO superstition prevails in
Norway. When people are in quest of
q drowned body they ROY to and fro
with a rooster in a boat, fully expect
ing that the bird will crow when the
boat reaches the spot where the corpse
lies.
WHEN once filled in a Moslem grave
is reopened on any account. To
remove the faintest chance of it being
thus defiled, a cypress tree is planted
after every interment. SO that the GEM
eterics resemble forests more than
anything else.
TIE coronack, or mourning for the
dead, is still heard in many parts of
Scotland as well as in Ireland. 1t is a
weird chant, cries of lam~entation be-
ing mingled with remonstrances adj
dressed to the departed for leaving his
friends and relatives.
RUSSIA has still many old and curious
marriage customs. One is for the bride
and bridegroom to race madly down
the aisle as soon as the procession en-
tiers the church, because of the belief
that whoever places a first foot on the
cloth in front of the altar will be mas
ter in the household.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY,

-Rustomjee Pestomiee Jehanpir is
the mellltuous name of an East Indian
who has written a pamphlet advocat-
ing the use of opium as q cure for vari-
Gus ills which flesh is heir to. He
should be engaged as press agent for a
poor theatrical show.
Edgar Scott, of Philadelphia. son
OF the late Thomas Scott, will visit
Sweden and Norway this summer in
his yacht. On reaching the age of
twenty-one in August last he came in
to an income of 81, 900, 600, and this will
be doubled when he is twenty-five.
Thomas Allen, of Tyler county, w.
Va, may be said to have earned his
title as veteran. He served under Vel
lington in the wars with Napoleon, IN
der Gen. Scott in the Mexican war, and
at the age of seventy-two enlisted for
service in the late civil war. He is now
n hundred and three years old.
1t is said hat Mrs. Leland Stan
ford has n of the most remarkable
collections of jewels in the world.
They are valued at 81, 900, 900, and in
clude a set of pink. a set of blue, a set
yellow, and a set of white diamonds.
Some of these gems were owned by the
Empress Eugene and by Queen Isabella
of Spain.
Mrs. Mary Ann Rice, who lately
died in California, was the wife of the
late John B. Rice, twice mayor of Chi
cago and a long resident of that city.
AlTG Rico yua a ,nar, how IF Tho 60 ~
Warren family of Philadelphia, being
a sister of William Warren and a cou-
sin of Joseph Jefferson. She was promi-
nent in all charitable works.
MIR. Dobbins writes to the Pitts
burgh Dispatch that the very objec-
tionable bit of slang, 1.-The wind blew
through his whiskers," is not Ameri-
can at all. In fact it was first used by
an Englishman, one Dan Chaucer, who
wrote the Canterbury Tales" In the
tale of THE Shipman" occurs this re-
markable line: with many a tempest
had his beard been shake"
Hillary Hopkins. a colored man, re-
siding in Suburba, Tex, is anxious to
find his two brothers, Ike and Harry
DCitOh, bhC ooilo VI ann boIUcu, WHO
were raised near Decatur, Ala. At a
slave sale on Judge Hammond's farm,
near Huntsville, Ala, they were sold in
different lots, and became separated.
Ike and Harry were taken by their
owner, w. Gray Bolden, to Texas, and
have not been heard from since.
The late Nelson Sargent, of Denver,
had the distinction of starting the first
stage coach out of that city when it
was a struggling little frontier village.
Another distinction he had was that of
literally sinking 81, 600, 900 in Chicago
land in 1873, the property proving to
be swamp land of the least desirable
kind. During his later years his vener-
nble figure was known to everybody in
Denver, even to the newly-arrived
''tenderfoot."
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A General Restorative.

The above term more adequately de-
scribes the nature of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters than any other. The medicine has
specific qualities, of course, as in cases of
malarial disease, dyspepsia and liver com
plant, but its invigorating and regulating
qualities invest it with a h-ealth-endowing
potency made manifest throughout the
system. Purity and activity of the circula
ton are insured by it, and it effectually
counteracts tendencies to kidney disease,
rheumatism, neuralgia and gout.
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ARMIES OF EUROPE.

THE hero of the Dahomey campaign,
Gen. Dodd (colored) is now the most
popular man in France.
SUITS of a uniform color and pattern
for soldiers in the British army date
from 1914, when the Foot guards were
clad in gray. The introduction of a
regular uniform for sailors dates from
174S, when the ''blue jacket" became
customary.
In European warfare the lance is a
familiar weapon. An American caval-
ryman has yet set one in rest.
The British government, however. pro-
poses to arm the first ranks of all it's
heavy cavalry regiments with this
weapon of debatable utility.
WHILE the nominal pay of a British
private is one shilling a day, Or TWEEN
ty-four cents. he really does not re-
ceive much more than half that in
actual cash. Deductions are charged
to his account for extra supplies of ra-
tions and for washing, which bring
the net amount down
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SOME of the admirers of Mary Anderson
Navarro are complaining because she will
not return to the profession she adorned.
These people evidently look upon Mr.. Ma
varro as a stage robber. = Cincinnati Trib-
NnR.
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GENERALLY in the van-The man VIII,
drives the furniture wagon.-Princetol
Tiger.
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LOOK your troubles squarely in the face,
and they will soon scatter and run RAMS
Horn.
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The I8dies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all con-
get the true and genuine article, look for
the name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom of the package.
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IT is difficult to convince the girl with
sllvery voice that silence is golden.-Tro,
Press.
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A SEATED disease is as properly spoken Of
as one of long standing.
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THE respect of others can never compen
safe you for the loss of your OWN. Y
Press.
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The victim of the bent pin knows wei
when it is s%pringtime.
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STRANGE as it may seem, it is usually tn
good liver who has a bad liver.
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THE interest on borrowed trouble is al
ways high.-Galveston News.
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IT is strange how quick a cup of colo
coffee will make a guest hot.-Hotel World
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Some limbs of the law never branch out
-Glens Falls Republican.
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WHEN the dressmaker cannot collect her
bill a dress suit is likely to be ordered
Boston Bulletin.
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You can't always tell a mans bent wheu
he's on the stoop.-Yonkers Statesman.
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IT is positively hurtful to use ointment for
skin diseases. Use Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SOC.
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ANYBcDY can work but it takes brains te
make work count.-Milwaukee Journal.
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THE favorite employment of a conceited
man is to brag on himself.-Ram's Horn.
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THE human system needs continuous and
careful attention to rid itself of its impuri-
ties. Beecham's Pills act like magic. 25
cts. a box.
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THE man who makes wood-cuts is a chip
per sort Of fellow.
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THE one beauty about a Chinese actor i.
that he never forgets his queue.
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TIRE man that gets the most credit in,
world generally'has all the cash he ne
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"ALwAYs put your best foot forward
especially if the fellow has really wronged
you.-Cleveland Plaindealer.
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IT does not follow because a young lady is
bewitching that She looks like a witch.
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A TEAMsTER often loses his back board
So does a clearinghouse keeper.
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&c. SIMPSON, Marques, W. Va, says:
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me of a very bad
case of catarrh." Druggists sell it, 75c.
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A FROG enjoys himself in water, but no
In hot water.
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A DEBATING society-A matrimonial ALI
ance.-Truth.
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Are You Sick2

II you want SPECIAL treatment for any
Chronic, Nervous, Skin or Blood Disease,
write Immediately to DR.. HYATT and get his
opinion of your ease absolutely FREE.
$500 a MONTH.
This amount covers the entire cost of one
months treatment by mail during the summer
months. Call on or write for SYMPTOM BLANK
70 j. w. HYATT, ND, Specialist,
oQ0 fti!o"s Building. MEMPHIS, TENN.