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Pubifc Speakers and singers VIII Find
''BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking or singing,
and relieving tile throat after any exertion Of
the vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the
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The most dangerous feyers are typhoid, bill
ious, malarious aud gastric. These all origi-
nate in the stomach, liver or bowels, and may
be easily prevented One Of Pdrson's Pufga-
Eige Pills each night for week win drive dis
ease from the system.
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"What time is it2" asked a customer OF
a restaurant clerk, as he settled for bis
breakfast "It's quarter after ate, re
pied the clerk, as he raked in the cash
and the TWENTY-FIVE cent check.
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A Missionary just returned, says he regards
JolnSaa's Aaodyae Lininlent as beyond price,
II is adapted to a great variety of special
cases, and is the best pain killer in the world.
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Hon. c. r. Parsons, mayor of Rochester,
w5s radically cured of Bright's Disease by
Craig's Kidney Cure. Depot 40 University
Pr, Ny.
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For upwards of thirty wears Mrs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children with neysr failing success. Il
eorrecst aeidify of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
diarrhga, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-tried remedy
25 cts bottle.
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IOHN HENDERSON

BOSTON, Mass., Mag l4th, 1873.
DR.. r. v PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Deqr Si,-your Golden Medical Discovery
has cured M 10y Of Fever Sore Of two years
standing Please accept our gratitude.
Yours truly HENRY WHITING.
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To cleanse and whiten the teeth, TO sweeten
the breath, use Browns Camphorated Sapona-
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty-Five GEMS bottle.
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DR, ORAIG'S KIDNEY CURE
THE ~ Nat REMEDY ron

Refer by special permission TO Rev rr Raub'a
Washington, ID. CO T. Heston NJ. o. NswJnn
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sent TO PEDDLERs7' STOREK EEPERS,
DRUGGISTS, (expre age pal, ccsp~
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n GOOD WELL ov $50 Is made in one
day with our . foot WELL AUGEh. Anger
i3ocis zroe. w. GILES, st. Louis, Mo,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The following special prayer "a,
prepared BY the assembled Bishops
in New York regarding yello~ fever,
and was ordered to be read ia MI
churches.
almighty God. our refuge and
strength in time of trouble. give to our
PRAYER in behalf OF the people Who are
at this time suffering under erievous
sickness and mortality. and hide not
Thy face from them in this season Of
their distress; remember them in
mercy. not in wrath and stretch forth
thy mighty hand to stay this pest.
Hence. heal the sick and deliver them
nu: unto death; cover with the shield
of thy protection all those who are
exposed to danger; strengthen the
wesk.hearted; comf,rt the bereave,i
and des,late give In them that are
~ssrUwful beauty for ashee. al of j,y
esr mourning. and garment Of prsise
6oe spiris q heavines; bsseow Thy
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

A Liverpool woman named Selma
Wadse threw her child into q we'll in
July last and Numbered it in cold blood
and cold water. She was tried and gave
a. an excuse fur the deed that man
named Westwood had promised to
marry her il she would put the child
out Of the way. Westwood was able
to take care of her. but not of the
child too. and Is Wadge wanted to
marry for a caretaker she just dis.
patched the child. She was tried, con-
victed and condemned, but recom.
mended to mercy by the jury. The
home secretary would not commute
her sentence. The day was set for
her execution, but Marwood, the
hangman for that district, was 80 busy
that he could not get around on the
day to attend to Selma Wadge's case,
% her hanging was postponed for few
days until Marwood could come.
When be came the woman was taken
from her cell and hanged in a few
minutes. Westwood, her lover, wrote
her letter begging her forgiveness
for having got her into the fatal
trouble and made everything as
pleasant as possible in that way for her
last prison days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

Binsham,0u Ness lN.IJ ..-....-....
A dry goOds clerk who wa. staying
after ordering his dinner at Wash.
ington street restaurant the other day,
wss requested BY the waiter u take
charge tor moment while he stepped
around the corner. Before the waiter
returned q big. hnn.ry.Iouking Gus.
toner entered entrenched himself be
hind the first table glared at the bill
of fare held upside down. and savsgely
demanded what there Was To eat.
The clerk saw that this vas m
emergency that must be met, ana
after pinning on napkin he approach
ell and ran over the card after the
manner of the counter:
Il shall he pleased" he said "ts
show YOU a very stylish line. W.
have q neat article in tomato soups
we are opening u new invoice ct white
hsh-we can put YOU up . superiol
quality Of veal. or lamb. with min
-auce-asd here, D here il y lemon
pie that Is all the rage. and
"All the, put in the customer
catching his breath. "See here young
man. hail from Norwich. and
can't stand 80 much gilt edge. Yos
needn't put up any veal OF open an,
FISH around me. II You have any, hins
fit for a square meal, trot it out. ant
il you haven't. III"
What he would have done vii
never he known. for at this junctur,
the waiter himself came in orportune
~. and the clerk dropped the napkin
and retired in short order to enjoy hi,
own dinner, orlerin4 IN extra cup o
c,.iire /, tranqnilize his nerves.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

A fair idea of the general character
of Sierra Nevada cloud. burs. NAV be
gathered from an incident related by
the Tybo( New Sun. A traveller, while
crossing the White Pine range" saws
the Sun, ''came near loeing his life by
. WATERFRONT tina: descended in tina,
vicinity. He was following a trail on
horseback down the mountain side,
when he heard q rumbling noise
above him. and turning. discovered a
that vast volume of water at least
ten feet high was rapidly approaching
him. There was only one chance Of
escape. and that Was to jump from lii
animal and climb one of the steeu
banks that rose abruptly on either
SIDE of the trail, which he did just in
time to save his life. The horse was
taken BY the food and rolled and
tumbletl down the ravine some hun
dred yards, where his owner found him
after the water had subsidized, lodged
among the rocks and rubbish, dead
The poor animal was bruised and torn
in frightful manner. and stripped Of
everything but the rope that was fas-
tened about bis neck. 1t was indeed
q narrow escape"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

blessing on those at home and abroad
whO minister To the relief Of the af.
asted; s.letify this visitation to the
odd Of th whole ssiion. umblinG
ear hearta. binding Is in sympathy
one wi.h alolber. and BY Thy gracs
~skise uss pesP'e sesvisg God. wUrk.
ing righteousness. SD may We to honor
Thy name aud extol Thy mercy.
through Jesus Chri<t cur Lord.
Amen
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
How an Old hioned Methodife
Preacher Snubbed an Innovation.

How an Old Fashioned Methods q
Preacher Snubbed an Innovation.
Rcp.i"ut ~. " Courier.
One of our reporters was told the
other dav the rather funny experience.
the 81. James congregation hal when
an organ was first introduced into that
church it it occurred in the year 1870.
Daniel Osirsnder was then the presid.
ing elder of the district. and j. 4.
Nichols the pastor Of the church. OF
cuurse. Is is we'll known. it Is the Gus.
tom among the Methodist churches tn
have the presiding elder preach in
every church in his district about once
in every three months. And SD just
after the new organ had beet put in
the church. the presiding elder. the
Rev. Daniel OsiTsnder. came to Kings.
Ton on his quarterly rounds. He pro
passed preaching at st. &umes in the
morning, and just as the church bells
had stopped telling he marched up the
middle aisle Of the church, swinging
the br,md brim white hat that he was
accustomed tn wear. Just then the
organ in the gallery Piped up. This
seemed greatly 10 annoy the elder.
although he managed tn give cut the
first hymn from the pulpit. The choir
sang il. accompanied BY the tones of
the organ. He stood il manfulIy.
Then after other intervening exercises
he gave out the second hymn. and Just
ne tine orgsn was about u toot out
again. he spoke from the pulpit desk
and told the OF anist TO stop that fiddle
or music.box in the gallery and sing
this hymn Z" tine praise Of the Lord. !
Uf course this incensed the choir. and |
they would not sing at all. Silence |,
then br"sied over the church for
several minutes. Finally the pastor.
The Rev. Nicholls. arOre. and saving
that he believed he could start the
lune himself. did 50. and the hymn
xss sung wi,hou. the organs assistance
much Ia the delight If the presiding
elder. This. rs Dominic S.robridge
old our reporter. was the first and the
asst hattie with the organ in the st.
Jane Church. Now on . bright
ummer morning even sweet singing
anary birds are introduced to beautify
md render attractive the worship of
iod.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

Lieuenant Maxwell, the man who
tried to rob the government through
the medium of vouchers bears his dis
grace without . word. Indeed, what
can be says He is heavily ironed and
on his way to the Fort Leavenworth
military prison. No one is allowed to
talk to him but the officer and the
guards. His 10 hard fate, but it is
Just.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The Democrats of the Second Con.
gressional District Of Kansas have
nominated Gen. G.. w. Blair tor Con-
gre~ which is . good move and one
puint. Another point is that the colored
brass band furnished music free tor the
convention. That Looks dark for Re.
publicanism in that state. The col
ored people are beginning to come
over to the right side even at this late
day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
PERFECT SHINGLES !

have secured the exclusive sale Of "PECHS 16 INCH
CLEAR SINGLES" which conAdently recommend to
building, the best that b made from selected
bolts BY the latest improved machinery. GUARANTEE
these shingles to Be STRICTLY FRSTCLASS and win pay
double price for any shingles Of this brand which
not absolutely free from SAP KNOTS OR SHAKES These
shingles relatively cheaper than the brands because
hey durable-W cover surface-requre less
time and in laying them, and FULL COUNT Parties
Who good roofs should have NO OTHER Call and
anime them At my yard. Coz. 0sass and Third.
43Ol&w6m C.H. GAUSS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The Bishops Of the Episcopal church
lately held convention in the city OF
New York. and among the principal
business transacted was the deposition
Bishop McCoskrey from the Bishopric
Of Michigan. When the scandal wa.
opening on the Bishop, he immediate.
~, or in unreasonable time thereafter
sent 10 his resignation as Bishop and
asked that it be acted upon as soon as
venient. The Bishops were not
assembled until September though the
resignation had been pending since
May last. Upon the 3rd of Septem.
Der by an order of the assembly
Bishop McCoskrey was deposed and no
action taken on his resignation. The
grounds for deposing him were tina,
no abandoned his service and attempt.
ed to resign while grave accusation.
were pending against him. There is
no record Of any investigation of the
'a'd accusations BY the assembly, to
ascertain if McCoskrey did really
abandoned his charge while grave
charges were pending. 1t would seem
reasonable that . meeting of the
church in Judgement upon one of the
members would At least make inquiry
concerning the alleged accusations 90
rs to deturmine whether or not the
Bishop had perfect right to resign
and if the charges proved true. then
the action Of the church would be COR.
rect in deposing him for the offence
committed. 50 far - the public is Gun. |
ceroed or cared. But the action taken |
seems rather summary, while it does
not better matters any. The Bishop
bad resigned and had got outside and
The proceedings do not put him out
my more eAectually. he would never
'gaia assume the robe. The pruceed.
"gs of the assembly have been pub
ished and open far comment, and We
'sfsr to the matter simply because it
erikss ~ - rather strange. j
=
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

e36. $50 400. 3200. o600
TIE majority Of Will Street houses and
N. q are a honest A. their neighbour, and
many ~ them have world wide reputa.
lioD for sOnndne~s and honesty. The old
home of Alex. Frothinahsm Il Co, Broken,
u Wall street, New Yors, is entitled to
sbsolute confidence. They state that IN in
vesement OF sbont 500 made recently re
nrnxsi over 81 900 in less than 90 dsys Sen
tor their circular. frxe-Ner York TriBun
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The Democratic State Convention
Of Kansas made bad move in placing
10 nomination for Governor, John K
Goodin. If be beats St. John. consid-
cradle york will have to be. done. He
il not the most popular man that
could have been selected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
PLAYING POLICY"

A Droadful Passion-4oV Policy
Destroys Daily Its Lenk Line Of
Vict,ms-Warning From One
Who Has Suffered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
g. N. Ford aod SAMUEL william. bo,l

r-cenily of the Ksne.a City 1s~es. h.ve
,asrchssesl . conarnllsae iasere., in the
Eses;ss Nal. and will pabliah il hereafter
=. an independent Oem"cr.tic paper. NJ.
Williams Gill hase ch.sgp of The editorial
d~parsneae esd NJ. Frsd shs bus;wea
0asage0sst Il vill - - assi Grim
Pepe. -.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

$83OOss$ss;;s:;Es -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

seize the vendors ruffling bottle ar
box. which contains seven:y-eight
numbers, from which YOU draw as
many Numbers as you wish tn play !;
pn-sibly you draw some cf the numbers
which we're mentioned By some of the
other PLAYERS. and then you think you
have a dead certainty. which you
Immediately play. And thus again
yon are led to play regularly. until
You have once more become infatuated.
You keep on playing and playing.
YOU know that all the
are in favor If the managers.
always with the hope that .ome dav
you NAV get a big "hit," and thus re-
trieve all your losses at once.
You have spent all the money which
you had in the hank. upon which you
',sed to pride yourself. and which &C.
count your father and mother FIRST
YOU begin to get reckless;
vou pawn your jewelry. watch.
rings. ETC., and the money Won get for
these you expend upon . number or
which you have heen
playing twice q day for the past eight
n ten m,nths. and which you think |
must surely come out snn. When
his money Is gone you teein 70 p;lfer
rom your employer. AMI after thi. !.
'nce begun you become thoruQhly |
reckless and appropriate everything |
or your own nee which ,,omes in vour |
~ay and spend it upon policy. You
h not carry this on long. however.
'efore your employer finds ron ant.
md you are discharged. The tlrst
,Iace vou visit il policy officer where
'ou SIX consolation in buying your
avorite ticket. When voo have
Peaeall your ready money, yoa pawn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Dissolving Views ct the Paris
Show.

From the san Francisco Bn;e,n.
Paris. July, 2S.-The low and san.
dal slipper is much Worn By ladies
here, and the display If ankles is one
Of the Exposition. Heels are still
high. and often glitter with brass ti,s.
There is great variety IF design in
fopt wear. 1t varies from mere sole
with barely two inches Of tue GOVERN g
to the delicate bo"t buttcning far up
in the clouds-of lace. Colors are
also as variegated as form. There are
black, bronze. lavender. white aud
pale yellow. Canvas slippers handed
with leather are much worn.
Stockings no longer hide their light
under q bushel. The favOrite color Is
q light blue. But we SET also the
striped stocking. . Ia barber pole the
perpendicular striped stocking. black
and white: the stocking with brilliant
bouquet int-rwoven above the ankle
the diamond figured stocking. in red
and white. and the delicate open work
stocking.
As fashion prevails at present the (;
female foot has became the rival If
her head. and the maledilemma is
whether to look down or up. With
this development Of style, al former
as to the display Of the
walking anatomy seems to have de-
serted the female heart. and now.
young women who wear costly stock.
ings and slippers do not waste their
sweetness under dimity. /
The sand aud gravel Of the walks
m the grounds are Of Q most aggra-
waiting and troublesome character for
low shoee. and it is not uncommon to
zee ladies retiring into corners, where
a hssty removal ola delicate triumph
Of the shoemaker's art shows that
some little ''grabbel stones" have in.
trnicued the'rselves in tender quar-.
ters. rs the Dutchman remarked when
he r,uee6 the snnlepa os,e 80 L.. h,,oe |
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

sssNss usAs ssCs ka"sCOosSs SuC - 0t
ways a getting something TANNED. OF
strung. and heating ON her hearings,
no matter how you keep 'em tied. She
is beginning to throw sparks and
burning up things. Three DAYS ago
she Get fire to an awning in q shop a
full mile fran her,"
"Cool your head. Bub." saws at
the next water tank Just then the
freight passed along. and started my
old engine and we went numbering
along. How it happened l don't
know. but the face of the old man in
the shop wko had cursed us appeared
before me. That very night SO killed
poor Bub Harrington"
"Nonsense ]" l exclaimed.
"No; it il 40 nonsense. As Bub
Was crossing Saneis bridge, over
S"ldieris creek. he put his head out Of
the cab window. Some of the hands
had been working on that brige, and
had left . bit of scafiold. . piece of
tour by six square stuff. hanging over
4 truss. His head struck plump
against it, he tumbled out Of the cab a
dead man, and the tender cut him in
two. That very next week 81 was
showed on me. ] told JENNY I didn't
waut her. and JENNY laughed 1t me.
[ Was mighty careful Of her. First
hing shs did. that vas Monday, two
weeks ago. vas tn play hob with a
party. There was three car
r,ages in Gle. and they we're crossing
he bridge at Stspleton. most thirty
Get above the track. I stopped the
exhaust to kill her snorting. and was
Iidiee down grade. making no nnise
Forth mentiunin9. whes the horues in
he 6rst carriage frighsened and turned
'rouod, and last I ses of EN- they vas
;allopipg down ths hil ]