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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
~JsE OLD MANS Dream.

The c,d man sat in the twilight DIM
Lonely and sad. TOR j., so the sriin
Had iiilesi his csip. and hsd passed away:
And be was alone and uniorrd TODAY.
TIN. lengtl,ening shadows dr""pei and fell
Aud t.i> cyeli.is closed. and the l"se-lH >l"H
Of esriv yonfh crept over h.s heart.
And sweet 10Y laid every scrr.'r = smart
lie iondy dreamed Of hi happy BRO.
TIN. hove IN her eyes she str"re Ia hide.
The glow on her check like early dawn
And hi dream at bliss went AMI ON
TIL around li> knee. at @yen;i.ie.
His citilaire., pressed, and s.y i,i- SIDE
HIS faithful wife xith her emitting sai.
Ard ..nsicii, talked 81 this ;4n'i ii,it
IS the i.",,r- More an. la rih-i>rt her bai'h,
AMI oyer MA. nay siir. uaiit"na strand
la the midnight ois.s.fsi. i,'- r.s.iis-f awah
10 the lisl,i and Joy .f et'-rt'si 'iay-
They found, at morn, the odd man ".sh'
The golden sunlight - ii'- head,
And over his lips a 81 =. sweet
That awpd. they sept. mi With rcrerent itSt
The, laid HIM AWAY 10 his cnics- rest.
And the spring flowers hoomed "n hI> r''acef'l
breast.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
The Late Archbishop Bayley.

NEWARK, n. J., Oct "a solemn mass
OF requiem for Archbishop Bayley was
offered to-day in the Cathedral, Bishop
Csrrigan being celebrant. After religious
services the remains were placed in .
hesne, and accompanied BY procession of
societies. we're taken to Baltimore train.
in waiting. The coffin was Of white oak
and without decorations There were NO
flowers, all BY request of the late Arch
bishop.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
Bur9larlEed.

lSDEfExDEscE Mo-, Oct 5.-The dry
goods store Of Me.s. Gatrell 4 Co., of
Less Summit. this county. vas broken into
Lest night and burglarised Of consillera.
bic amount Of valuable goods and quite .
large sum Of money that had been left in
the cash drawer. The burglars Ieft no
trace Of their identity behind them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
Coal Miners' Strike.

ScRANToS, Pa, Oct. 5.-The presidents
of the Pennsylvania Coal and Delaware
ard Hudson Companies and the general
coat sRent Of the Delaware and Lacka,
wanna Company had conference to-day
with their miners on . strike. The miners
receded from the demand Of 3 per cent. ad-
vance, bat the officers of the companies de-
clined any negotiations pending the strike.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

4 Sensible TAX About the Bon8or0.
Boonville E,ye: That lively and s,nss
readable sheet. the BAzOo, in its editorial
Of the lat inst. has one Of the most sensible
talks on the bankers convention, capital
labor, &c., that Ne have had ihe pleasure
Of residing aimee the coming ssrueyle" BE-
gan. Speaking Of the banksrs il says:
"They did not declare in favor Of IN un-
limited supply Of Greenbacks certainly, and
IN this ne are penusded they did very
wise thing. But their declaration in favor
a specie payments VA modified to the ex-
tent Of soliciting the cooperation 81 the
people and the government to that end.
They did not insist that this should h done
next yesr or the year following, OF u any
specific time. Nor n any definite plan A.
ranged for ies consnmmstion. This has
very properly been left to the exigeneies Of
the ttmss aad such future leeislaiioa ~ h
deemed ESSENTIAL. . Bot the baak-
en- vent even step further and reca,gnised
the public demand for The remonesisasion
Of silver, and the ne Of silver - snbsidia-
y currency"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

A hoy to learn the printing business n
The BAzo0 Office, from fifteen 10 eighteen
years Of age, who has . good common
school education, Wiling to do a. he ia told
n work and make hsaaelf useful. A lad
living With his Pa'ssts preferred. The boy
must agree to stay three year, and none
not willing 10 n do ned apply. II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

The "Baby's Best Friend" ,s Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup, since is maintains the baby's
health BY keeping il free from collie. dir.
rhea. etc. Price, g cent. Per bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railro I'd reports its earnings for two weeks
in September At $ll2.635 against $ll4. s4s
for the same time lat year. A very decided
increase due in part 10 m increase in bu-
sine$s and in part to higher freight rates.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

The g. JesepA Htyxh says there = q
vooaa With . hs1e as he breast and .
tAsse-ysar-ela child. Aailiag froo Kaasas
City. 500 II thas poses. qeassessd h . roo
viShooe 6usuieuU0 81 1oseituoe Al iood.
TAe mayer tasaiaAsA thsa With psevnieaa
% Wsaaesdas. Hes Aashoad i In that
city, bot selusea u Vosk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

Mayfair tells OF charming comment
on famous divorce case made the other
day BY an old welshnan, who works in .
forge On week days and singp in . choir on
Sundays. Somebody told him that the
Marquis de Caux had obtained divorce
from his wife. a
~ divorce from Patti ~ e1claimedl De
harmonious blacksmith. "How coa3 .
man separate himself from such SQUAD ?"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
STRANGE INPATUATION.
A Pretty Little White Girl Elopea
with Full Bloodcd African.

Kansas City Tacs: Another me III
there unnatural n,aiins-. brought about by
-chool associations. A beautiful little
white girl, b-iween fourteen aud fite~n
yeais al age. mated with great black ne
Cru. with whom she elopesl. Chief Police
Sl~rrs wss notified On Wednesday, the IA
int by the City Marsh,l, 81 Abilene. NJ,
&" arn~t big black negro in company
with little white girl, fourteen years 81
.ge. From further inquiries il Wa sscsr-
tanned that the elolemrnt was \ pure love
Scra!.. The white girl and the negro had
lcen ss~ociaisd together nj school, and an
attachment had sprung mp. The negro,
xho Is described - black - et,ny, and six
ieet high, had ben permitted To visit the
girl, and the result MSS the fight ii both.
The police have kept u close watch upon
all arrivals over the kahsss Pacific. but
have fsilcd to find the ill-aSSor,.d couple.
Il is Thought they got of at Lawrence, or
went on To l.eavenworih.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
Marriage Of Max Strakosch.
From ,b.. CINCINNATI En..,r..r

/
The following interesting, though incom-
/ plete, marriage notice appeared in the
7Twss and lie all III this morning, without
any further explanation:
Sirskosch- "Wednesday,
August I, by Rev. Mr. johnson. Max
Sirako<ch to Katherine, daughter Of VIM.
| II. Nelson.
| The bridegroom il the distinguished
operatic manager known far and vide,
aud the bride Is the daughter I'll VIM. n
Nelson, for many years President Of the
i:osd Of Education of this city. Although
the affair il two months old. and the per.
-onal friends Of the parties have long
known that such thing was brewing, Nd
announcement has previously been heard
ri the wedding nor III the engagement, and
lev al the intimate friends OF Mis- Neilson
appear To have known of their mstrimon-
iaI union. The intimate friendship il
said to date hack aboat two years, when
the notorious attachment between Ssra-
ko-ch and the snn.stres, Mis- Cary, was
broken oil.
| Mis- Neilson, the doubtless happy bride,
bears high reputation fos ability and real
worth, il plain, rather than beautiful in
per.onal appearance, and j. about thirty
years old-noi far from the age Of her hus-
hand. She is widely and greatly esteemed
in this city, and will be = worthy helpmees
TO her renowned husband. Why the mar
risge has been kept secret 40 long il not
known. and it perhAp did not occur to the
interested persons that . marriage notice
without the place to occur or full name Of
the minister officiating given. Is At the hest
. very Indefinite SORT Of announcement Of 20
important an event.
-Tslmaec, Brooklyn's great preacher.
has the following 10 say about the Mos.
mons. We like the spirit, il il the true
one. II ne are gcine to settle the Mormon
que.tion, let's settle it. Now l. the tine to
do it. This Wholesale polygany syssem
has di.sraced this country long enoush, and
the only way to put stop TO il, i to put .
stop to it. The foaloving Is what hs has 10 |
say:
The world l. IN be congratulated On the !
death Of the Mormon ehieftain, Tsl@age !
said in his lecture last evening. He asked |
that room might be left in his eolin for |
lin 70 turn; and IL any man ever
needed room 10 turn, 10 vaa /
the man. Chr,ssianiiy elevates WOMAN,
bat Nosmonizn snakes them lover than
Wild animals OF . herd Of sheep, oxen OF
cattle. I wonder how Mormon can en-
dure more than one Of them. TIE United
Esases sovesumest has failed b carry out
The Law in tolesasing this nossaer Of in
EQUITY. Do you cay, "Les the Nosnos
quesiioa die natural death - That has
beea said for The lsat svessy yean. 6ead
Phil. Gkseidas sfses the6. : Give hin
.soagh tsooPa. saa ~ will shov svssy
Mosssoa vko he iosty vives. thss h. IN
thirty nine to Dsay.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

EaSTpr;e- Isai6r. Nahooent E1wards
snd Csphas Psaha have Transferred the
Ruao-TsrkisA var b he ~Queen City,
the city a iessaesshis 1ud-holss and
cosaslss slesehes he dwelling plsce al
Calamity Jaaer and The home Of "Buati-
tudipoua Bedseead."
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice n hereby gwen. that the unslersilnesl,
executor Of the estate Of George w. Brown, de-
ceased, will make final settlement 81 his accounts
with said estate s,Rh execCtOr ut tie Pr0tsste
Court Of Petts County, Missouri, IN he holden at
the ciiy NJ slslia in said County, on the l3th day
of November, A. d. 1877.
pEMPSY =. BROwN,
lV-awlt Executor
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
The Yellow Fever in Fernapdina.


I."k-"",iiI,. Correspondence ct the Savannah
News.
The news from our sister city ,Fernandina
il distressing in the extreme. The alarm
ing increase in the number of new eases
reported indicates that the fever has passed
the bounds within which il has been
hitherto confined, and has assumed tho un-
mislakabie character of an epidemic.
Privase letters reveal very sad condition
Of affairs IN the stricken city. Entire
families are ~miiied with the fever, help j.
scarce and difficult to obtain, and much
suffering u necessarily the result Profers
Of assistance have been made BY Jackson
willie, and one of our citizens holds himself
in readiness Ia leave at a moments notice
We have several Cnbans in this city thor
ouyhly familiar with the vomiio and its
treatment whose services can be obtained
IA nurses.
There was probably in Fernandina.
when the fever inst made its appearance,
IA population of twenty-five hundred per-
sons, comprising eleven hundred whites
anil fourteen hundred colorcsl. Compare.
lively fcw Of the latter class have left the
city, since il il ia we'll known that. ~ .
general rule, negroes are exempt frUsn the
disease. II may he safely said that one
half the white citizens have found houses
elsewhere within the Last fortnight. II it
be true that there are eighty cases of fever,
rs reported Yesterday. then one-sixIh of the
remaining white population Is now Prostra-
tel, which will convey = startling idea oi
the prevalence Of the disease
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-Easep~iae- Monitor: Il Joe S,ephens'
Boonsille Advertiser . newspaper With .
national hank attachment, OF . national
hank with newspaper attachment? II n
veil TO keep things level - We 60 along.
Well, il betwixt and between. and . lit
tie Of both.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09

An old German named Thomas for
many years n citizen Of Boonville was re-
Gently found dead m field near that CITY.
st. Ioui. Times: The Sedslia BAno
has entered upon its ninth volume. II not
only deserves success, but will achieve il.
Lebanon Is excited over the secrets
Of the Grand Jury room. One ri tie
members got on a tare and told all he
knew.
Some enterprisinx gambler started
faro bank in Nensho recently. bat the
citizens greatly shocked ro>e in their wrath
and drove him ont.
The Roard Of Trade. Of Carthage. has
employed an attorney tn prosecute the
Missouri and Western railway for . non
with the State Laws.
The Moberly tramp Who recently
created such sensation in that city BY ex.
hibitins his body perforated BY pistol
balls. has since died Of his injuries.
A colOred boy in Versailles recently
had both eyes pat out By gum powder ex-
ploaion. He v.s playing With . can Of
powder and accidentally touched il ID.
Two ladies residing in Cellar county.
were bitten by snakes last week and u-ed
sbirky a. an antidote to the poison. aud
Pot veil. This shows the value Of whisky.
The Fredesicktovn ''culled iollsr are
IN . peck Of trouble concerning their pub |
ic school. The d recton have employed aal
! teacher . colored 0an, . graduate q
Lincoln lnaeitase. but iron so1s cane he |
= ohsoxio0s % his c1astisaeas. vho vast |
he school taught By Q woman. and refuse |
o aeod their children 20 school.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

The writer Of the following has some knowl-
dye Of average human nature:
"When man leaves our side and goes to
the other side, he is a traitor, aud we always
felt there was subtle something wrong about
Tim. But, when man leaves the other side,
nd comes over to us, then he is man of
great moral courage, aud we always felt that
he. had sterling stuff in him. .
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THE BEST KNOWN CURATIVE AsEsr.

These highly perfected Curative
ed diseases yield hei
throngho the
oon tor Band d.apdh
Of
mn
Tn
and go
. s e 80 $50 -
Their Invaluable qualities medical
the Iofesin
III
Chronica following.
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Like a morning dream, life becomes more
bright the longer we live, and the reason Of
everything appears moro clear. What has
puzzled MS before seems less mysterious, and
the crooked paths look straighter as we ap-
proach the end.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

A BARnER SuccEssFuLLy BLurFED Orr.
The following colloquy took place in bar
ber-sbop not moro than thousand miles from
the corner Of Clark and Washington streets
4 few days ago
Bulldozing Barber-Have your hair cut
to-day, sira
Customer No, sir
B. B. while fumbling among the locks)-
Very long, very struggling, sir; comes clear
down to your coat collar.
C.-AiI right I; III have.the collar moved
DOWN.
End Of colleqny. - Chicago Tines.
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Professor describing ancient Greek theatre)
--ss Aud ithad no roof Junior (sure he has
caught the Professor in y mistake)--" What
did they do, sir, when It rainedg' Professor
taking off his glasses and pausing for mo-
ment)--" They got wet, sir"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

"A Face with charming features may be
rendered actually repulsivc by blotches or
pimples. GLESN's SULPHUR SOAR, promptly
remedies all complexional .blemishes rs well
as local eruptions Of the skin, bruises, burns,
scalds, &c. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair aud Whiskcr Dye, black or
brown, 80 cts. FOWL ID, 4w.
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An elevated purpose is good, ennoblina
thing, but we cannot begin at the top Of
it. We must work up to it by the often diff
tlcnlt path ofadaily dnty--of daily duty al
ways carefully performed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

When the weather Ia wet we must not fret;
wlisn the weather is dry we must not cry
ehen the weather is cold we must not scold;
when the weather is warm we must not storm;
but be thankful together whatever the wealth
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Did You steal the complainant's coala"
asked the magistrate Of very seedy indisid
ual, who was arraigned before him. II de-
cline to crafty the morbid curiosity of the
public by answering that question, = respond
~ the seedy individual, with scornfut glance
II tho reporter. ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

A traveller stepped off train and asked a
boy "Sonny, what is the quickest way to
the central depot ~ run r. he answered,
antIAet the example BY gsttingout ofthe way
pretty fast.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

Why DO you attack me ~ said brilliant
glow worm to vile little insect as ugly as it
was venomous. ..Because you shine SO bril-
liantly." ThisrepIy is the explanation Of a
great many disIikes and rancorous feelings.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

Learn in childhood II you can, that hap
piness Il not outside. but inside. A good
heart and clear conscience bring happiness.
which no riches and no circumstances alone
over do go
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

A fast walk is one OF the most desirable
graitiess IN ahorse. Agricultural societies
hould remember this IN making up their list
# prizess szsoa n
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Hygiene of the Nervous System.
Progressive Medic Electric Science.
franklin Experiment. x
Bathing as HYGIENE Measure,
Sir Henry Holland, Portrait and Biography.
Sir William FERGUSON, Portrait and Biogra-
ply.
Facimiie Of Diploma Of Award Granted by
the Centennial Commission at Philadel-
phia.
Paracelsus, the Prince of Empirics.
Slandering Doctors
Galvanis.n: its Origin, Perfection, and Abuse.
Sleep.
Advice to Consumptive Invalids.
Climate.
Health and Pleasure Illustrated Mountain
Scenery. ~ 5Vt
Marriage Guides, Bogus Medical Institutes,
Etc. 81
Humbugs.
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A. Great Offer !! (!

We will during these hard times dispose Of 100 Piano
and Organs new aud second hand OF hrstclass maker
including Waters at lower prices for cash or install
ments orto Lot until paid for than ever before offered
Waters Grand Square and Upright Pianos and organ
made. Octave Pianos $50. rs do $3.50 not used
year. "a" Stop Organs $50 Stops SOS 7Stops Sds 8
year in perfect order and warranted Local and Travel
Ing Agents Wanted Illustrated catalogues mailed.
liberal discount to Teachers Ministers. Churches etc
sheet muse at half price. Horace Waters Son
anuacurcrs and Dealers 40 East "a st. Union Square
~. Jy. s,4w
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If an ass goes travelling ho win not come
home horss.
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A local puyeiists is engaged upon "That
sorp q Mine" It's-a very tender story.
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II the waves threaten to engulf you, don't
add by your tears to the amount of water.
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Alcohol will clean siiver.s' Yes, alcohol
vsllsstpck to will clean out all the silver you
lave rot .4e.cs9 4i1 e5aa
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-28

DRfGGS' Catarrh Eradicator will cure Catarrh, II
ID arises from disorganizsd condition of the stomach
Initiated secretion OF the glandular system and impur-
ty Of the blood It constitutional well local
diseased. The symptoms partial or complete OBJ
struction Of the nasal heavy loaded dsagrecx-
BILE feeling in the head eoggng up OF the throat In the
night with thick obnoxious matter, having when
PEELED scabhy appearance occasionally strcaked with
blood Briggs Catarrh Eradicator Is sent by mail en-
press on receipt Of price quartz
FOR use. Warranted cheapest and most enectunl Adj
dress Dr. J. Briggs and Co.. Newark N. q Sold by o. NJ.
shamalia, Moore's Drug Store, Lamhsrtvllle. N.
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Better diamond with flaw than a pebble
without.
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The of THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY contains vana-
BILE information for nvad and those who suffer from Nervous Exhaus
and Painful Diseases It treats the laws k and culture
and shows how perfect bodily health and energy be fuy nd by
of faas R
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s.4 ~
Note the Contents.

Nervous Debility.
Pulvermacher's Belt and Suspensory Appl5-
ance Illustrated.
Dependence Of Health Upon Circulation.
Medical Electricity. sSsss ssss as
Mind and Health. M
Drugs. M se
Pulvermacher Galvanic Establishment Illus
trated. s4s.s s.. AZ
Editorial Commentaries upon Hygienie
and Physical Cnlture--C ongratulatory--
Bogus Belts, Bands, Etc.. Travelling Inn
Perpetual injunctiop--Gy mnasr
tim Exeroisesr-Specialists and Mounte-
banks Exhibition Nptes----Importancs
of Exercise---A New Wonder--P Pleasures
without Moderation, and other .Miscel-
lany. "a S. .ssss sslgas, = 81. :
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To notice a liheiiss like digging around
hill of potatoes you make It grow the faster.
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Descriptive Pamphlet aud the Electric Quarterly,
ed Journal containing valuable information and full particulars mailed
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C0uGH. COUGH. HACK. HACK. BARK, BARK
Cough u this result Of variety OF diseased condi-
tions OF the vocal organs. broncha and lungs. and
considered OF natures safety guards; although
dlsageehblc one Is nevertheless necessary by tho
::sss..: e Z BRIGGS ;ss:s ::::
lions OF these organs Is expelled and thrown or no
matter whether recent cold affecting the throat
arynx and bronchaor the inclpien stages Of consuP
tion, making effort TO victim. Nothing viii
50 specdy afford relief or make so permanent
II :,..s : !: HR0AT: s:ss rs: ::
OF long standing II the fell destroyer has not got
cure hold with both hands, he caa be dsiodged and
gratifying result no obtained by using freely Of the
HEALER It has been demonstrated thousands OF times
that the HEALER 10 more reliable and certain In Its
:ss.,$$ d AND LUNG 'ss: :s:
subduing Inflammation, and Immediately cleansing and
healing the diseased organs IN the most thorough man
ncr. NO delay should after the coughing
mences occurring Br!ggs Throat and Lung Meaeras IL Is
!: .s HEALER ss::
what seemed at Hrst ridIng. simple cough. Sold by
g. NJ. shamalia, Moores Drug Store Lsmbertyille N
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MISCELLANY.

Matches are.still on the strike.
The greatest scholars are not the wisest.
Fortune does not change men I; Il only I'm.
masks them. : :
We may be good IS ws please, INV. please
80 ~-s--
1t Is only those who have done nothing,
who fancy they eau do everything. =
To notice a libelis like digging around q
hill Of potatoes you make 1t grow the faster.
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If the waves threaten to engulf you, don't
add by your tears to the amount of water.
If an ass goes travelling no win not come
home horss.
Better diamond with a flaw than a pebble
A local puveiist is engaged upon That
Corn Of Mine" It'sa worry tender story.
s%G@TS# 2l---@ --------.& K&Fs &%fTE Z
Alcohol will clean silver.s' Yes, alcohol
wsll.stuck To will clean out all the silver You
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til only those who have doue nothing,
who fancy they can do everything: f.