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10 PLANO MAKER-. Wanted. rcsg9l,s,, ,,,,. on
"r0iGs nii igiSG rs" caracr a5 It nd & Io'Hsy %
NV q competitor. ,n,, motrm 1unrs office tngIc-
"a ANTIf, NJ cSpcncuccd '4ilcsnan ou comnis
" ,iuu Du citt and hou.' tlwr. p lac. commission
"'' ''' sii6t iiio, ~ boz isi SUI ooicc.
"a NNTrD M,nnni b., ,cdiirg in Rr,ot}n who
w, n,,i epgloSTcn' s.eM {n Ty,. w. a"I ~
FULTON ~. ucar urhisc III. nroosi4r
INANTID.- and boys icsdlng ia Brooklyn who
W, need ,mL Ll"' WM so.d tMl 3, ,,cn ~ a.o ~ VI
roitor a n"srufansc st. B,ocl ivr.
NEANTID-A cWpcntrr. wlth Or without tuol.j
w singh man. willing iowork iui 'ol hol'l nnl ~"
couu, rsaou Drug store. corner Rr'udwa, aud rth ST.
" dntri shufAi.
WANTtB Smart men 10 sonct oi.aers fcG a 9sw ,,I
W tdiucnw Hlrb'sp a"s swrrs A. &C. ," 9.,o w"
othrr new Wotkt tplilIl' - H'ic"y ~
WANTyD-A u.,oh,nic ,oe nrcu.inmcd 10 worn
w inc at both wool nni iron wotR Apply TO "AHD
MIR co 80 EitGith A.
VVANTTD-A whcclwriiht and body maker. slcndy
w WORT Corner " Navy aud johnson dS hr""Nyh
VxrANTrD Three rar,n hnnds. scotch Rnglish. or
w swedish, Nj" married couple Apply h@ uth ~.
WANTED A bras- mouiicr end t,rung to-, who
w hn. worked IN "a foundry O. Mlllff, ~ " h 8,
WANIED-h'~no9,fb b s} 20 g., lSI YgosGs T.. ia TsrA q
WANTED Strong bo, IN grocer, 'iorc
w fl2 W. aN
NVANTED-A good, strong hoy abcu, ~ years to
W Wcrk In a cooper shop ~ Water II
WANTED qr-i class salesman IN merchant TAI
w iw siorc "'' Broadway
NVANTEO a nr.i IS .slcsran In a boot and shoe
w store. Appls ni - 81 q,
VyANTED-A waiter ~ wc-t 81
w
~ POUNDS chcicc teas. an rcu nd- come. soc
rvr a." IA rrffl 1t and ~ FULTON u
dOINDErENn nENTh,l nnshcr.
nv NJ MFlttA - Scuit ~ hCWnfh. n. j.
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Situations eJlauttO.

Situations edlauttO.
aHOUERY ccrN wants pc.iuou. wilt WORK
~ iuw Addrr,s ~ siNi,aS. hox tui. Sun office
SITUATION wanted by youug man e. work 90
- t-fn porter in capacity wht &C. he eau
mako huns % urclu h0r i've years rcieuncc hun ctn
rinrti, can sidrcssJ tlGOtNS. ~ Leonard - .
New iurh
NJ ANTEn-A situation by practical watch case
w maker springer. and icwrilei ot i"brCr IN a good
-tUtc. objection tU To- ANY other place has Not
all the tools required ursf class crcncc giNcn
Address WA + DCKONpEK 23s West i2tl ~
NVANTED-A situation by biack smith. wheel
w wright and hursrshoer can ~ nddrcr- tor one
week GAEi,N's blacksmith shop, tSl II sud Hth av
slJI WEST fern sr, second hell --frst ciass
O%O irrs-nakcr. long experience, 10 take ~ WORK OF
go out. reasonable ratos.
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INTERNATIONAL DAIKy fAIn.

The ladies ticket, oi the last -su', A. comphno"
their laI,ors will bo good fur this concert
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FIEST-CI.AhS trl. stuph operator nuHL', uut
~ cd Tor fwn nf thrr hour, iaiN tugiNV pttNHtr IN
strucis'u. ALir'ss. with terms CoNl lnlNtlAl. buS
No i3i Sun oliDo
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OuSfss choAp. fOr LunAdlats sALo. Appil ~ Ldt
~ LtlLrVll hLaIlos. 6Il " aud lOsI. AH
, 1878-05-01
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
People are getting ncquainted-and those who
arc not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, the
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This1Iniment very naturally originated IN Amerl-
en-, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antdotcs for tho maadics OF her chill
dren. It's fame has been spreading for IS years.
until now 1t cncircles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linlment Is a matchiess
remedy forall external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers It Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves q human life or rc
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, Ok
COW, or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoof.all, hollow horn, grub,
screwworm, shoulder.rot mango the bites and
stings Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF hornes, such
MS lameness, scratches, swlnny, sprains founder
windgall ring bono, etc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt Is the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring in the
family, IN the absence OF u physician. such rs
burns, scads, spralns, CUTS ETC., and for rheuma.
tlsm, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par.
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It IL the cheapest remedy In tho world, for it
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, tho larger being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
, 1878-05-01

h00n Can't be made by every agent
SMSSS every month In the business we
furnish, but those willing o
work can easily earn dozen dollars day
right IN their own localities. Have no room
to EXPLAIN here. Business pleasant and hon.
orable. Women, and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you complete
Outfit free, The business pays better than
anything else. We will bear expense of start
ing you. Particulars free. Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh.
tiers, and all classes in need of paying work ut
home, should write to us and learn about the
work at once. Now Is the time. Don't delay
Address TRUE IL GO. Anpustq Msirn 69tf
, 1878-05-01
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In faith. it becomes your immediate duty to
subscribe for this, the first publication of the
kind west of the Mississippi, for the extremely
low subscription price brings 1t within the
reach OF all, while it makes necessary large
substitution list in order to meet expenses,
, 1878-05-01
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It might still be necessary to take the paper,
to learn our tactics-the best method OF hin
derlng our progress.
Subscribe Now at the beginning of the
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, 1878-05-01
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There is possibility that you may not fully
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TO take our paper for n year, which many could
afford out of mere curiosity to do, would be
sure method of becoming fully informed con-
corning our fifth, our works and our hopes.
, 1878-05-01

52if D NyUTTER, Olympia,
, 1878-05-01

rKSMITH.
ElTT, WASH. TERRI.
lnds Of LOggcrs' and Form
lASD DISPATCH.
The UPPER TOWN.
see ny work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

numbers Of families Of
Spanish blood. They are
usually the xealthy classes. ssd their
mode 1T life corresponds with that of
their ancestors. The residences have
a large entrance way. there is always
the patio or large vestibule. such rs
NAV be seen in the Palace Hotel u
thus city. 4 water-fountain. flowers
and bird, often aslorn the patio. Il i.
here where the little gueras held revel
and seldom mix with the outside
world, excep. when taken out BY the
nurse. Having arrived at the age Of
womanhnnl. they never appear an the
public streets without their muza. or
serving maid. A Spanish mother
never allows her daughter cut Of her
sight wiihout the ever attendant mnza
it is the social custom, and as faith
fully obsyed "a were the laws If the
Medes ami l'er>ians. Warm. ardent,
impul<ive natures and a tropical elm
ate render the mozss important per
sonages in the .N.ial life Of the higher
classes of Mexicans. They have all
the family secrets at heart. but tn
divul.e them would he periidy. So
true are they to their trusts and 10
faithful to their mistresses that they
are looked up'n rs virtual members Of
the family. The mozas are burn, live
and die without ever going. 80 To
speak, block fr'm the Pati". Their
happiness is supreme in sewing those
whom they looked at as their protec-
tors aud parientes-
Notwithstanding the various blood
admixtures in Mexico all are bound
together in strange social harmony By
the sacred tie Of religion and one com
mon language. All the women are
most devoted Catholics, though the
men, especially the educated class. are
violent freethinEers. Troops of ma
trons and maids Of the ruling race.
and iroops oi women and girls oi
mixed and pure Indian blood. will be
seen about the church. all together in
the most loving unity, and all speak
ing common language. the noble
language Of the cOnquerors. Ii may
here be appropriate To notice u Pecu
Iiari'y If the Spanish. For instance,
LAS guerra" is the feminine and los
yuercs" the masculine. aud ii speaking
IF ir,ih y"u saw, las gueras y lor
gueros." lfspeaking OF them As roo,
IL the race. Won say los guerss. As you
say los psr,entes when speaking OF
male ar female friends. !sO YOU nave
Ios rubios AMI las rubias.
All the foreigners in Mexico are
called gueras, the Specification of which
has already been mentioned But. a.
will be seen there are hundreds Oi
Mexicans who are entitled To be 81
called ~ much ss Foreigners. The ma
tive gueras and rubias ARE very proud
Of their beauty and blood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

are. Of course great; and there i
nothing more ilsresting. in III
volume shsn The bportsms1% .ccoant
of bis 6t,k sueces in Myssss. wken.
after infinite, labos ssd manS ta1ures.
he succeeded in capturing hfty.three
elephants. IL often think" Mr.. SAN
derson writes, ot the rapture II that
moment An hour Oi such varied
and high excitement u elephant cstch-
ing is surely worth y lifetime Of un-
eveDtful routine in towns. Sure dis
appointment had been undergon. Ly
myself and men. Many tedious dsys
and nights had We lab"red against
discouraging incidents and hardships.
But all Was forgotten in the success vi
that moment" There was sill much
work u he dune, fur the beasts driven
into the enclosure had to be secured
with the help vi tame elephants, and
fifty three wild and frightened animals
cannot BIZ ''hObbled" without some
danger.
''During the tying up process in the
kheddah, several amusing incidents
occurred. Active fellows would con-
stantly cross it OH f,,ot with RUPEES or
other things that were required, and
ut first they were Pertinaciously chased
by the wild ones. The men made for
the protection Ut the tame elephants,
and it was considered creditable to do
this with rs little hurry rs circum-
stances would admit. The arena
formed center Ut attraction to the
onlookers, rs the theater Of u Spanish
bull tight may do; aud the men who
showed the greatest GOODNESS were
loudly spplAuded. The elephants.
however, sUon gave up pursuing when
they became accustomed u seeing
people. The wild ones did not attempt
to interfere With she men, when they
gained the shelter Of the tame ele-
plants. On Ons occasion = friend in
the Forest Department who WAS riding
one Of the elephaHis vas swept of. ss
We'll ~ suC tpuuOOss W 0o VNet u0u&
ing creeper when their elephsnt was
dragging captive across the kheddah
Having hut a confused idea Of the
points Ut the compass when they
gained their legs, they rushed toward
the nearest elephant for protection. !,
Was a very fine animal. but unfor:u-
naiely. wild one, which they mis-
took for friend The elephant was
rather startled, and did not take o.
prompt an advantage of their mistake
Is ne might have dome. They mean.
while made some remarkably good
time toward the gate Of the enclosure,
which they reached in safety.
On another occasion, Mr.. Sander.
son himself had very narrow escape
While his elephant Was facing q young
,usker, and was therefore unable T.
protect his master from the attack, 8
slid female rushed at him more thar
once. injured his thigh severely, and
would no doubt have killed hun had
not . spear struck her in the head Al
the critical moment. while a tame
elephant. rushing ut the beast thu
next Instant, almost knocked hel
lover.
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turning to him he found himself face
to face with the most noted ,lesperado
of Southern Georgia. IAN / 70 I'm.
derstand." said Tom, ''that you made
this statement on your own rsepon-
sibilisy, sir - Yes" he replied,
entirely So" Then" said Tom,
telling him to the d Ior with y mighty
blow. ''you lie." There were pistol
shots, the lights were put out; in the
darkness came the thrast Of q knife,
aud Tom Burton staggered slowly "ut
of the door, a stricken man. Up the
Rad he walked with swaying. weak
ening steps, and . gaze fixed ard
strained ~ it every nerve vas ut
tension to accomplish something that
must be done ere life fled. Past the
PoindeKter place he staggered, and
down the lane where the patches Of
moonlight aud shadow notified the
ground. through the open gate mark.
ing his path With trail If blood,
until. with a sigh that broke the
thread of life, he sank Oh the doorstep
Of Daley Daltonis home, and died. U!
what . libsiiOn was there p'ured out
To true love. All the wealth of the
universe was not equal u one drop of
such a gift. What a triumph for
modest worth and love. H. the su-
preme moment of dissolution, when
all earthly thoughts. save that which
vas highest in its purity were obliter-
a,ed. he passed by the home Of the
woman who had ruled his life. and
strove. with the desperate strength Ut
a strong mans love, which would we'll
nigh conquer death to reach only the
threshold Of the house of his idol. and
give in te<temony the last drops Of his
heart to bis final constancv.
Oiustee still scos its diurnal round
of monotony rs before; but from its
life are missed three faces -TOm Bur-
ton, who lies in the village cemetery.
and the 1.-Two Flowers Of the Woods. I"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

The new German Reichstag is CON-
possa acspraine % the CssSgns Gasass. of
60 Conservatives, so Liberal Conserv-
atives. 81 National Liberals, 80 Cleri-
Gals Poles. 8 Hanoverian Particular.
lists, 8 Socialists. 3 Democrats; { Alsa-
tian Autonomiis. 6 Aleisn Pntestos,
l Dane. and 10 Waveref. or persons
whose opinions are uncertain, but near
az Of whom may b ..l rectooed as Liber-
ais, thus making .. total ID. 397.. ii
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

AGersIan SSe;llss psper.t the FOR
~arts, says thas Mis- sassslisch, after
after two months concealment in St.
Petersburg. remained In Berlin for
some weeks undiscovered: She is now
safely domiciled elsewhere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

The yellow tsser Relief Committee
of Philadelphia refused to have any
thing 70. de de- wi, .i.h t6eatrieal perform
ance for the fund. one of the members
intimating that the acters desired sim
ply h u3vSrtiSs themselves. Rose
Eytings ,retogted - follows in 2 card :
''The godly men Of the Philadelphia
yellow fever committee declined to
open its doors7to the plsy-people.' If
these godly men will consent 70 re-
cieve my poor mite I vill pass it
thrsag a Z dhink, and Is . further pre-
cadties lagAipRat their being contain.
mated, viii agree to have the money
famigated.r -''i. = Z. 80
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

Official statistics have now been
complete showing the namber Of
births. deaths and raarriages in the
French cap;tal during. the past year.
The number Of births was S., 041 ;
deaths, Al 500; and marriages, Is. OS2.
The last figspes i the smallest entered
under the head ct marriages during
the INST ten wears. G5ed ~ sil.aa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

The, GshgpeI iaseBs saN thst for
years these haa net teas sueh q lively
season on the Rhine. Englishmen
and Americap,are unusually; numer-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

Among the japanese books lately
added to the library Of the British
Museum 10 Is thu 6nt volume of .
translailaul of Sir Edward Creasy's
Fifteen Decisive Battles Of the
Word" The authors name appears
rs Idowarudo Kureshi and the vol.
ume conSistsof the account Of the
hattie Of Marathon IL -!gsI ora
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17
-N.@

DR.. Modelling. who some months ago
attempted to assassinate the Emperor
ofGernany, died Monday +, of conges-
ton of the lungs. "
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

The very day Of si,e attack on Gen.
Ms.34GE9.senssC thdtfektl "a
Eos MU4t,d tsBesoG I'D Aief
Of the gendarmerie at Gharkoff, the
chief of the secret police at Taganrog,
and sp&oeetf sendp sm@e AT Pot
tava. Al these fupctionaries had pre-
viously received BY post . warning that
the pepaty Of death had been pro-
nodSced 1g1iisst them BY the secret .
cietiesmeTRapic oyerprow.en tbe police
in view of these assassinations. Order
dos nDt ZEE Eas e ssiGe il M,l',v
Fifteen hundred Smiths we're gath.
ered together in family reunion on
Thursday at the farm ofPetsr j Smith,
Psareuk. NewtJerseX, and the m.jesisy
of them owned mp to the given lameo o.
John. 6 Ihs 10 said'eo, b. the largest
gathering Of Smiths on recssd. end the
os.tE Of the day said shi. the ,h.lne
originated in Hollasds and shAtuts the
Smiths was due the most of the credit
for the reclfn,atdIo9n q BGtch Md from
thersa. BRh tie theories Iafs. hox-
ever. wrong, according to that held By.
sliAistinesishsdi1 aentlsaaH Of that
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

Prof. iReuleanx has drawn attention,
in q lecture delivered At Leipzig, 70
the pPer employed in public Offices.
He states that it consists almost entire
~ Of wood. apd that IN the course Of
ten or fifteen years We may anticipate
the destruction from natural causes Of
important Official records written upon
such paper. Ls'5ejT -aaislt I'll .Hs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

The second International 'consre.
on the pollution ofsevsans aud air met
at Caseel Yesterday
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17
PERFECT SHINGLES!

have secured the exclusive sale Of "PECXS 16 INCH
CLEAR An0GLES" which can confidently Eeeemmena to
building the best that Be made from selected
holts BY the latest improved machinery. GUARANTEE
these shingles to be STRICTLY and Vim pay
double price for any shingles Of this brand which
relatively cheaper than the brands, because
hey are more durabe-w suracerequirs less
time and in laying them and FULL COUNT Parties
who want good roofs should have NO OTHER Cali and
anime them at my yard, Cor. 0sage and Third.
4 3Od&w6m CH. GAUSS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

Sarah ,BsssAardt, the eminent
French actress, has made the discovery
of q new oura for delicate lungs land
heallh She passes hours now daily,
in sacosssisSIascensions In the captive
b.l1odul II the Ihneiies gardens, ind
ing. more and more healing hr. her
su.stsa id4r aWas .a.s...s-, isugs.
Is well "a gensssl Refrigeration. the
higher shs ffses.nn E-i'ild ,.3in7 sol t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

OR. A..M,e SMITH,
He - 4 q mt De mist.

Formerly a. ee6slis, - css-spssed nev
Dessal O6es % Oaio sarssG. opposite y. Z
church, WHARF - iePsspased p Do al kind
0f dens.l work n De mott skillIul Dannes.
A-beautiful - a sessA Tor 80 (iscludisg
eose - exsraetlsR). CboPoiiisa 6llisss
81 sseA. Gold = kks Vsapeseioa. Rxss.es-
ing 49, ess's afees 6ns iossh- Il .e,s ..t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

thinking, no doubt. Of his school days
Ind the pleasant bot painful memories
thus aroused, When Q shock of woolly
hair was thrust in at the door and was
followed ~ q diminutive black body
out Of an decent ' proportion To- the
head. This nondescript came hesiiat-
ingly forward and laying = note on the.
desk in front a. the schonlmlster, dis.
appeared Ia -sls0 ssass.sile8t manner.
-rkt schoOlmasser took the 70 letter
up mechanically, and sitter rsAdiag IL
through aroused himself with q jerk
and looked the personi6cation of
establishment, and with sufficient
rason. for it vas nothing less than an
invitation TO take tea with Roee
Poindexter. "For me!' quoth Tom,
'.surely there is some mistake" But
there WAS none. the address was plain,
and he arose, With q weary sigh TO-
hasten, as twas late The son just
glsncipg in 1t the western Windows
caught Ills form a he stretched him.
self wearilyt And, thFew bic shader up
on the wall like the picture Of the
''Sh.dov Of the Cross and, perhaps
with the same spirit Of prop6ecy, il or
II was hard p tell, Why. Roe Poip-,
derter invited the young .schoolmaater
up that evening"; Perhaps L Was Tor
pflc1ce. e get herssf veil in hand
before The, wintef seaspp at Jackson.
wills. |, Perhaps she 4aa interested 10
this peculiar. pale looking mal, and
wished to seduce hV history from him.
When hs1au sdJsrsd 10 ussE evening
ehe dNes drened p do honor toa prippe.
sadDaesT lpb % primes ls Looked. !.
xiA;e cleqESi faeEer gaze 6oe .thoseI
beautiful eyse that eebahsd a'rtasin,
T. that, Nae Fer ebjset, md she, rfelt,
lin beg equal flomis certain, manner;
ShicA shQNed. the. Sass and sstieqs saf
epaa. s.hq had mingled much NTH
the Woc9son ssisj2 bsiiuJ rcl eousso
They talked much IN divers sub ects
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

An acenstio experiment vas made
the other ddyi with the captive BAL
loon 1t the Paris exhibition. Twenty
Musicians went in it and played Bilse's
''Storm." while the other half Of the
hand responded from below: The
ruins ef the Tpileries gave back a de-
cidsd echo. The experiment Is to be
repeated under moro favorable atmos.
phetiiie conditions. l.r'ai"7 9if ~
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