The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-15
Deafness Cannot be Cured

Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only q way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
by an infiamed condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is infiamed you have a
rumbliug sound or imperfect hearing, and
whom it IL entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
infiamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe. 12-1-1m
Loren Minneaugh aud another man had
Q quarrel on the street, Wednesday. The
officers attempted to arrest Minneaugh
and he resisted. A general scuffie ensued
and II took five or six men to take him.
He was finally taken and is now in the
clock up" laying out a fifty dollar fine.
Rev. @. W. Hyde is at the Baptist SAM
tarium, in st. Louis. Yesterday the
physicians made another close examina-
ten Of his case. We have not learned the
result OF the examination. Mrs. Hyde is
expected home to-day IL the report in her
husbands case is favorable. Mrs. DIR.
Dulin will accompany Mrs. Hyde, and
make . visit to her numerous friends in
this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of this:
"Mn. Nathan scarritt requests the honor
Of your presence at the marriage Of her
daughter, Matte, to Mr.. Elliott Hamilton
Jones, on Thursday, December the
twsnty.seventh, at half after three
O'Clock. Melrose church, Kansas City,
Missouri" Mr.. Jones is a brother OF
President A. A. Jones, and a model
young man. During the short time
in which he has beer practicing law
In Kansas City he has taken high rank at
the bar. Miss Scarritt is a daughter Of
the late Nathan Scarritt, dear to the
hearts Of all Missourians. She is a sister
Of Mrs. Bishop Hendrix. The INTELLI-
0HNcKR congratulates.
Higginsville Advance: "The Epworth
Lsasus Of the Methodist church propose
to give Q series OF free lectures by
prominent platform speakers Of the
church. The first lecture was delivered
last Sunday night by Carl M. Brosius, a
talented young man, an earnest Epworth
Lacquer, Of Lexington. The lecture was
full of thought and literary research. 1t
cleaned with rhetorical periods and
flowers of speech. He paid q beautiful
txibuts 70 his Lord. The audience enjoyed
the evening, and speak In pleasing terms
Of praise. We will be delighted to have
this talented, consecrated young Christian
With " again"
The most substantial souvenir Of the
Worlds Fair was the Colombian half dol
lar. These coins, which pass In t~he.chan-
nsls Of trade ct par, were sold last year by
The Thousands for enc dollar each. Mr..
Chansior Of the Savings bank has just
resolved . large shipment of them and
any one who would like to have one can
get IL for it, fsos value by calling at the
hank. The Columbian half dollar will
sosa b . thing Of the past. 1t will soon
bsa treasure and one worthy OF the keep
ing. II you wish one OF these. call at the
Gavines bank and get one. keep it and in
tea years you would not part with it. The
Columbian half dollar 10 the finest sow
sair that hes yet been made ofthe Worlds
Fair.
The News goes OF h~slf-cocked and
charges Us With stealing an item from
them without giving credit, DIR. Cham
hers was our informant, and we guess he
gave Il 70 the News. Then the News offers
to loan NJ it, court docket, after it has
ased Il twice. We did want the docket
last week a. We were very busy. and we
ssat there twics for 1t, but could not get
IL. This reminds us that the INrELLI-
a1NonR set up the last court docket, and
sitter using 1t once, loaned it to the News,
The News printed 1t In their paper, then
printsd Q bar-docket from the same type,
snd marked It "News print" In return
for The nee OF our type they twice refused
~ the use Of theirs. Maybe this Is what
the News calls Journalistic courtesy"
A "smooth man" struck town Wednes.
day. He wa . "dead game SPORT" aud
called himself James Shields. He had a
little different way Of making q living
from that Of others. He worked this
kind Of . confidence game: He would go
iato . store, buy q nickle's worth OF
something and lay down q bill. The clerk
would give him his change and then he
would accidently 6nd q nickel in his
pocket, and tell the clerk that he
seed not mind about the change, he had
tAs exact amount, at the same time he
weald take down his bill, and with that,
the change and the article, he would leave
the stsre, leaving only . nickel Of all
finds In sight. This smooth man was
arrested Wednesday and lodged in jail.
He II the kind of . victim the law loves to
deal with.
Richmond Conservator: The Lexington
IMTHLLloENoER was an excellent paper
last wssk. Editor Groves got a move on
him and canght news going and coming.
.... We are ssrry to learn that DIR. J. IL.
9tapp, Of the Morton country, is still con-
ansd to his home on account Of sickness.
The Doctor isa good citizen and an ex-
csllsnt physican and q useful man in his
community. James Spurlock, one of
the Industrious young farmers OF Lafay-
etc county, who resides four or 1--we miles
east Of Lexington, wa over last Sunday
IN visit hia S.thep Raw M. M. Spurlock