Chariton courier., March 05, 1897, Image 2

About Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current

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2iOT NABCOTIC
A perfect Eetncdy forCoasCo-
lion. Sour StoaaduDiantoea.
ccss end LOSS OF SlJLEP
Tac SoniS Stfnafar af
new "vonic.
exact corr or wxajvck.
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CHARITON COUNTY (
aSEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
letv?yille, 2X1j-ioiit-J.
Itjv and sell or exchange Lands for parties on the most rea
sonable tarns, and will furnLh reliable information as to the loca
tion, improvements and quality of any tract of land in the county.
IVe now hare the following land fisted for sale, and can give you
some good bargains
eSfc. 1. C mew, t -t ntlem ttocthwrat or
m.- wri l tmrjuwd m l In:
Kt-a sxalaol culUraion: rwJ'H
lias al all DccwarTOtbuliaiur:
3iK.nlnlllfUM. KlrDtr Ol
Ckx1 waior Inr all purpose; onTfv
Oron; rontf buUa.ii and tenrcj
orchard of tl tw. all in a btxnl
atateolcutttva'.iou; trance bam. H
. . m hm kwi'H tf In-? tan
III Jcl; tills perww.
at a bargain.
aa. x, sverce;, 8 nQn eoutn of jrarreime;
... . w . n.t airw-to lirmi IT
INN V Ai.r -
Ctiarlroa couny : larne dwHUaj; w
wcv jn. Suu aca- la culUvallim.
Ulnn la blue pa1
. t. . .r mrnln arrtMA rast-
ru rttao. rt-oltc on Prt or
a err: tlm el fa on part I tbrur-j
bv a. acr- of irvxl tlcr Und. 1 mlh-i
- aI Villa in fori! tlDlT
kxSI il limber ua tbi trcti; UJ
toft )1 c2kd.
J. W-irro fjirm. 1 mlVr- oort?t-ct oV
21 aT UflVf. G'jwJ e-Miforvale
vO iuf aai all nrrary uat
V Xtr?!'' ani ctorcb. UI be M Id
aca Dor-nu.
1!.T vt T l a'.l la eu:tli
ti .u; w-il I sacl: t'ui-jicnoj pa:
aa 7. in arroa. S m?a c'Jwr t of tfaOla-
lorv; woi rtwKta?; all n vni
3 rJ natoOra OwiT?akit lof
vaarcrt iim ait n'Jl l-"!-
AavS. Mas. t -S o l iiorlirr.1 ot -
litix aal barn:n'l lliall tnrlo-
, Yonr Paironag Id KriKctfnlly Solicited.
" Call and Se LT3. Office in Court-house.
658. II. EliM&W & G0., Managers.
v . ,.' '-,1 -
x 1 'L'jjlxj : :
LADIES
view it with open-eycl
surprise ami )-urrha?e
vith inward Katisfac
tion. ::::::
It shimmers with
beauty.
'Art CU!ti me -4c ta St imp.
KEATINGWHEEL Ca,
2T
SEE
THAT TOE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF-
IS ON" THE
WRAPPER
OP E7EBT
BO
3 OP
Gasteria birtnli VlW sely. Ift
Is ast nsU tm balk. Deal eHw asyaas t wSL
m aajtkUs alas sa the visa er arewiss that tt
taoat all In craMi aboat X
acres o
Umber t prtc. S3) pec acrr. eaa.
Ko. S.-4W acres 1 l-lmlle et ef Kcndon.
Uood mwi food barn ana pictiif
ol wat ir. Tbia U oo or the ba
tAmu In Cltarlton county. Ejlct
X. 301 acrr. S 1-1 rnHra aen'b'a-ert ol
Hcndoa. a rtr'Claaa tarm run a
be l-o-Ury dvrllliLT vllti all
room.i, lanr trauo t-aru Slslt ted
nl all ntwwr out baikltnic
11e lnprvTMwtivi are all aew axtd
cfvloto. nice tnok orcbanl
ICO ltv and aai Hrvrta ol n all
tj-cJ j. TTtftsj gio4l llrUur wrll anu
cum vtnd mUl. Ui arra In culUva
tioa. balance ol Urn In irraM- To
bo avKl at onoe. Tula Is a bargain.
No. 1L t acrr. 8 mil n-rthvent of aT
tfrsilW;2j acres In cultivation bal
arvo? (n patnrr; prxxl S room dwell
lat: Inni Xix-T) frt ami aU ortrr
aecwary out txiDdiftr"- Niot
yvjtit c-r fvr J ot otct art trrr:
plcniy olliYinj? watrr. To bo oulJ
(ir4lo;Umn)rtvca on purt 01
the poixnaao moutj.
So. 12. 57-ar larm 8 nvllca Borlhea t ol
SAlUborr. Mo . icnn In -ia-tito
nuil frncd itb the impnnrro
i.T loncliu; and baa l4tn in culti
vation oi)t thrr year. Ihrrv are
f. acrv ol ttmte.r Und on thi tract
TM tody of land a lll be aold at a
bnrta. 11 you vant a ictxl lnm
rail at wnce and cc t tlrt c banco at
It.
So. li lt5 arrva. 9 Tallra notHea.t of TYal-
rM Hill an.1 9 tn,U nurthrat nf Mal-abarr:n-ll
imyrotd; pxl 2 aiory
dvi-IU(ut'ue. vltb C roost. 2
hll. coinparatlrcly new; lanre
traane lvn fii' t&Hi abot KC
merrm tn cwltlvatini andtSacreain
nurture: orchard of atuut 1 are:
I-ocv aU In imod n plr. Very ie
rtnaio nroi-rrtr atd la a burraln
rietity Kiwid runnlntr valrx. 1UU
larm gea at t ror acre.
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Tbo Oldest WilL J A sincuiar case is reported froo
The tntlqj'ty of legal methods is . Middleboro. Kentucky. Tarenty-one
curiously illustrated by the recent dis- years ago Bud Lindsay was couWcted
covery of the oldest w21 extant. This of the murder of Joseph Murdock, of
unique document was cneaithcd By Scott county, Virginia, and has since
Prof. Tctrie at Hahtm, EgTpt, and is been serving a sentence in the penitcn
at least 4.000 yeirs okL In its phrase-!riary of that st its to atone for the
oloy the will is singularly modern crime. Lic0s.iy died recenOy, and
in form, and it is sauI uct it rm'it be.
admiued to probate to-day.
Ttta True itcJtzdy
W. M. Rtiino, tdi cr TiikJa, I'.l.,
G'iufszy: "We wen't keep house
without l)r. Kin'a Discovery for
Consuniuiit.n, Ouhs and Colds. Ex
perimented i'.h iiany others, I ut
never cot the true icmeily until we
used Dr. Kiri"s Kew Discovery. Not
oilier rerm-c'y t an take Us place in our
home, as in it we have a certain and
sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoop
ing Cough, etc.' It is idle to expen- It is given out from Ohio's capital
ment miih other icmctlies, even il they .Eoss Hanna is to fill John Sher
are ured on you s just as good as .a shocs in ,hc Unilcd states sen-
Ur. King s rew discovery. ir.ey
are not good, because thir remedy
bas a recora 01 cures ana dcsiocs ts
gvaranteed. It never fails to satisfy.
Trial bottles free at VT. C Gaston's
draz store.
J. & Miuxk, of Ripley county, wia
sow wheat and oats together this
spring. I le says this irguLuly done
ia Minnesota, and in that country
threshing machines separate the wheat
and oats without trouble. HebeKercs
also that when oats grow with wheat.
the chinch-bugs wSl let the wheat alone
since it b well known that these pests
never molest oats. He will plant kxtj
acres as a.cxperiment.
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SUsraSats tba stsnsca.
rouaa tbe Brer, rare Unees
nrsa, bradacbr, alrzinea.
rre XV e
aty nil to
. m4 by all eiaacMa,
taa wttl SUaa" ataaa1lla,
An exchange sajs that a horse has
40 teeth, while a mare has but 36.
Oxen ant sheep ha tc but 32, bogs 44,
dogs 42, and mankind 32 teeth. The
alligator, shark, mowing machine, hay
rake, buzz-saw and comb have a few
more, but are not included in the of
Goal count, but the poor tun naa to
'mnm tt '
p:TrtaeT parei) for uea saJ wotvn mtot
aTJ fc- V ao lira r prtra dvtasc
pnou'lar ta taeir o-x. errora cf yMlX CobV
cot '.3aca, r-CMJs trtmblaa. ota . oo.
SrrvS fo torl aranum, to pay rontrira, tc
Cba holLf rpecfvTr-t nf phrtKtean la '
vocn-r. fit MATIT kWA v A m
M liwboni Cor. kio Jcfpb, Okaco. 111.
A Diuc.uE to tl.e recent brick
jLtrs' ccnvcnticn in Buflalo excited
ost cl the ctlicrs to violent protcsta
.ns 10 the cctisry by asserting that
1 genuine fire-prcof brick rs as yet "an
mlcov n quantity." I Ic was urged to
odifv his &S5enion. but said he had
r.!y c xpresred hi personal opinion,
'vl the convention was not bound by
it in any way.
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RIP-A-NS
The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common evexy-day
ills of humanity.
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Judce liAtXR. of the United Sutrs
district couit at Indianapolis, is some
bat noted for hU strorg language
and judgments against capitalistic con
spiracies. He added to his rqutation
lxl week when Sic ssid from the bench
;ht "these fellows ill go on until
ihcy will indutv the people of this
country to lynch them.'7
Free PL'ls.
Send your address to IL E. Cuckleo
& Co.. Chicago, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince yon of their merits.
These pills are easy in their action and
are particularly cfTertrve in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
11 ty the:r action but by giving tone
the stomach and bowels greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular sire
15c. per box. ScJd by W. C Gaston,
drosiiL
since t.icn MurJoex, the mm sup-
poied to have been rnurJcrcX his re
turned to his ho'ce.
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
a
ttty
wi
aftCT cf iIarch
Senator
Sherman's acceptance of the office of
Secretary of State under President Mo
Kimey created a vacancy in the sen
ate, which Governor Bushnell bas an
nounced will be filled by his appoint
ment of Mr. Hanna. We now hasten
to retract what we said two weeks ago
about Gov. Bashncirs having a whole
I bushel of good, sound "boss." sense.
TUB DREaUED CONSUMPTION
CAN BB CURED.
T. A. 81ocvn. VI. C.. the Great CncmJat and
ScleUt. WU1 8cid. Pres. Three Bottles
ol Ilia Ne wly Diaoovcrod RrnwUcs to
Batterers.
EnrroR Courier: I have discor-
ered a reliable cure for Consumption
and all Bronchial, Throat and Uing
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Diseases, General Decline, Loss of.. nuu"; 10 graurauc tncraor.
Flesh and all conditions of Wasting
Away. By its timely use thousands
of apparently hopeless cases have
been cured. So proof-positive am I
of its power to cure, that to make its
merits known, I will send, free, to any
afflicted reader ot your paper, three
bottles of my Newly Discovered Rem
edies upon receipt of Express and
Post-office address. T. A. SLOCUM,
M. G, 9S Pine Street, New York.
Wncn wrltJus tha Doctor, please mention
this paper.
Orlando T. Hensixy, a well
knqxn farmer living near Independ
ence, Ma. went to that city last Sun
day evening, and suicided at the La
clede hotel by shooting himself ia the
head witn a pistol. He had pre-
viously put up his team at a livery sta-
ble for the night, tcEing the livery man
that he would he!p h:in take care of
the team himself, but was in a hurry.
He then went to the hotel, ordered a
room for the night, paid for it, went
to occupy it and soon afterward com- J
mitted the deed of self-destruction.
A tired stomach is 'ery mm h like
a sprained ankle. If tou su.Tcr from
any of the sjmptoms of dyspepsia.
voni stomach is tired. It needs a
crutcn.. emusircuevcuoiaiiworK And it looks now as if to the disgmt
for a lime, or uatu it is restored to us I . . , . . . . . .... ...
1 . .1 j ,v-. ... .inspired by his treachery will be added
natural strength. 1 o do this success-. 1 J J
fully, we must uc a food which is al- a t-Z of positive loath irg and ab
rcady digested outside of the body, and hurrenix at hU stolid indifference to
which will aid the digestion of other the ctiss which come from Cuba of
foods that may be taken with it. Such ' i.cjjs American citizens subjected to
a product is the' Shaker Digestive Cor-1 icnrfiC:nt whh( ut cause ffien.
'The Shakers have utilized the ji.;accd rith violent deiU.s.
gestive principles present in plauts for) Tattooed it the incfiaceabls stig-
the manufacture of ihis article, arjd its ma of the bond deals with iSerpont
success bas been truly phenomenal. ; Morgan, the bargain uith Uie sugar
You can try it for the nominil sum of amJ lhe connncrce with Broker
10 cents, as sample bottles are sold by ,If ,. . . . .
1, ' , , , Benedict, of Wall street, it now looks
all druggists at th:s price. J r, .e n- 1. .u
00 as if lie will out of oiuce with the
Ixo! is the best medicine fcr chil- stain of bood ujKin hinvthc blood of
dren. Dot-tors recommend it in lace Ruiz, beaten to death in a Spanish
of Castor Oil. ririson lcause the Cleveland admin-
w tit . f tt 1I
.
Toh R. Bouden, of St Louis,
J:. , T n
president cf the Bovden Lumber Co.,
r, . vt 1 -n . , , '
" V. V
mat iace iui xuuuuay iuviuiu. tu
some way he was caught in the ma-
chincry and was cius'icd to de . h be-'1
fore he could be rescued
Deceased
was quite wealthy, besides having in-
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surance on hUfc for $500,000-
ir. r u ;
cold id head and have never tried the ;
popular remedy. There is no longer
any excuse, and a o-cent Uial stze of
Uys Cream Rilm can be had of ycrur
orugxis or we cuu 11. hj iu wuu.
FuQ size so cents.
ELY BROS..
v..ftn c, xx v. riiwJat Fcrtst Citv. S. D nine are said to.
A friend adxiseJ rue to try Ely's
Cream Balm acd alter usmg it six.
. 1
etksj Ulieyc myself cured of catanluwwedr0WBcdtOT
. 1 is a most valuable Jh
Stewart, 6,4 Grand Avenue. Brooklyn,
N. Y
I Tit ut.1 said an Oshkoih damsel
recently, in speaking of a serenade cf
which she was the recipient, -that
there are nothing more nicer than to
be woken up at night with vocal siog-
1WT
STOPPED
AM
axiau aau
a n vi n
HEART.
EVERY
Out Jilrs. Etropc's Heart New no Lender Lcrc bat
Tlirobs Regular iy.
JVora tV Leader,
In a !r. raoraMxIkim bcase at No. 104
7Ip.utiitgtou fcirert, cvelaud, Oliin, lives
Sir. l-juily A.Buvoe.wiJoirof thelste X. M.
istrope, and ahc u the luotber of a young man
who has kctn, asul is now one of this citj's
cneueixful and energetic i-lxarmaciats. lira.
Stropr, w bo boa lately recovered from serious
cardiue diftjcwhy, when questioned by a re.
porter regarding her late iliuvMs, auted as
felltwt:
"Two years ao, I had my first experience
witli Dr. Willuuna' lnk mils. For a lone
lime 1 wus troubled with su ailment which I
feared won Id erentaally drive me crazy unless
I nd nyarlr X U. It will sonnd straoce, no
don St. tnaoine, bnt my heart uid not beat aa it
honkL 1U artion was urerular. There
a-oatd be twopwlsations, or perhaps three, and
then a sudden eeamtion. aly heart aeemed to
rest fur the period of one or two beats, and
then resome its action. Sometimes soch
lapw-s woald not be so frequent ss that, bat
nearc-ly a day pawed that they did not occur.
It Ait aa UKMKra aotnethine would strike the
heart with rreas force, sad push it oat of
p"". iny wms penoa. wnenever 1 isy
do a to sleep or rent. ty hands would beeome
pmctiy nuaab and helpleas. I eoold feel the
tcniporary paralysis en in? over them, but I
coald do nothing which would prevent it. My
feet were averted in a like manner, and I had
cnnKdcrabledifficalty in walking when such s
wll had pnaaeition af tne. Naturally that
atateoraflairseompletelynpaet my nerves, and
any one whoss nervous system is well nigh
I msixt to attest to the merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one
w mosi TamaDJC cmaent pre-
! P"1' on tne market, it Droke an
I fcredingry dangerous cough for me
I desire to inform you that I will never
be without it, and you should feel
proud of the high esteem in which
jour Remedies are held by people in
general. It is the one remedy among
ten thousand. Success to it O. R.
Dowxey, Editor Democrat Aloion,
Ind. For sale by W. C Gaston,
druggisL
The Slsla of Blood.
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It has been evident for months that
Grovcr Cleveland, the fat Judas cf
American politics, would go out of of
fice at the 'end cf bis term followed by
the execrations of the voters who
placed him in power, ccupled with ex
ultant satisfaction at the thought that
at last they are rid of him.
No man who has ever held high
Uniled States WJL3
ever so hated and desp.sed bv his for
mer partisans as President Cleveland is
to-day. Millions of Democrats, who
four years ago were looking forward to
hh lnausuriticn as a ernl triumph for
their party and its principles, will wel
come the installment of McKiniey
next week as a relief from the difgiace
and shame of an administration for
which thcT were held responsible.
'istranoo closed its car to the appeal
, . . . ,
fn Aineiican consul general for a
, . ,. . . . . l4 . . .
vindicslion cf the lights cf American
a
dtizenshrp. WW-Zta?tfM
It is, or should be, the highest aim
of every merchant to please his cus-
tomers; and that the wide-awake drug
finn of Meyers & E
I1L, is doing so, is p
fr o M'f jg
Eshleman, Sterling,
p.ucu uj u .ur .
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"J-i--" j-.via v.
ainrru w r . v w awi 11 u sr- sis uic mut'
uicd a medlcine lhat gavc as good
q,,,
d Retucdy. Sold
.
Or lhe ten graves in the cemetery
be occupied by the remains of men '
tDat died wuh tbur boots on. five
killed themscw.e ar.d one got in the
way
else.
Onx Pennsylvania congressman re-1
ports about Soo applications for some
300 fourth-class post-offices in his dis
trict, not enc f .which pays much
B?ii "b, X-
uruu u - u
Cleveland, Chto.
shattered, ran appreeffte r-n v n ''erst? nd tie
mineiy, cliit-'Jy weuta!, vliic!. 1 1 i.u.ti.-.. I
lost much Jeej and rtt, arid often I m run.
polled from shetrr exhus:ion to:t down Car
ii;g the ty to obtain woe rpit. I-utss-soon
as I uul su I flit that v.nnb n-r.f.Aon
come over my handi and feet, and I rvked.
ijleatJy in my chair to drive it &-xay, but.
freqncoiiy to uo srail.
' One dcy my eon, m ho xrta keeping a urn
store at the time, brcinjrht me home scrae of
Dr. William TLnk Puis for Ta.e l'eople
aud advised me to ta'xe them A.r tny bairt '
trouble. I did so acd scon bcan to feel
better. I used the pills about ttro months
and they certainly cured me, for now my
heart beats regularly and all cumbnexs has.
disappeared aud my circulation is in splendid
order."
We print the above hoping Mrs. Stropew.
may suuer from derangement of the heart.
J. Williams' Pink Pills contain in a ena
m J - w-aa mr VIUVIS W 1JTW
densed form all the elements nereesary to cire-
new life snd richness to the blood and re
store shattered nerves. They are also a spe
cifie for troubles peculiar to females, such a,
suppressions, irregularities end all forms of '
weakness. In men they eCect a radical eurs
in all cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excesses of whatever nature. Pink.
Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk '
at 60c a box or six boxes for $2-50, and may b
had of all druggists, or direct by mail tront
Dt. Williams' Medicine Company. Schcnoo
tady.M.Y.
Everyone Should Know.
Use glycerine for chapped hands.
Stop a leak with yellow soap, whit
ing and a little water. .
Do not set earthen vessels in a hot.
oven or on the stove, as it cracks the
glazing.
It is said that one ounce of lemom
juice, one-fourth of a drachm sugar is
good in removing freckles.
If pie crust is desired to be brown
when baked, says a writer, it should,
be brushed over with sweet milk just.
as the pie is put in the oven fur bak
irg.
, A mother gives it as her experiexraei
that a child will be much more able x?
take cold who is kept indoors than tht
one who goes out every day.
Everyone should know that to eat
when tired is to place upon the digest
ive organs a burden they are wholly
uoable to carry. Take a little rest be
fore eating. If a faint or 4,all gone""
sensation is experienced, relief is often,
obtained by drinking a glass of hot
water.
If kerosene must be used as a Grt
kindler, keep it in an cil can and a.
few cobs for lighters. . Cue cob thor
oughly soaked will do the work.
Don' is far Working Women.
' Dont fail to be neat
Don't indnlge ia "moods."
them for home use only.
Keep
Don't in your zeal to make your
desk attractive, adoiu it wua pictures,
of your friends and hand-painted blot
ters. Don't in a commendable effort to
introduce a woman.'y atmosphere into
an office, wear afternoon tea clothes
to work. r .
Don't delude yourself with the no
tion that headaches re regarded as.
sympathetically in the busines world as
w the honw cade.
Don't write personal letters on of-
fice paier. It is discourteous tu your
correspondents, to say nothing of be
ing slightly dishonest to your employ
er. Don't bore jour employer or your
associates with lenzthv accounts of"
your home Ufe hhtoties of your friends.
"
and other similar information. Re
serve, always beautiful, is necessary
u&Uss you wish to talk yourself into ill
favor'.
Don't inform an uninteresting pub
lic that "you never expect to have to
work," or that your former state was.
one of affluence. That statement be-
longs by divine right and many de
cades of usage to the boardine house
Don't convert your corner into a :
hair dressirg and manicuring estab
hshment. All toilet rites absolutely
essential to neatness may be performed
at home.-acd curliog the hair, pow-.
dering. polLisig the nails and other
such duties should be reserved for,-
o-. 1 -a. , - - ,-- 1