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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06
Whose Name Is 1t, Anyhow

Ed sOr cj the Ba-eo:
l notice that in the alphabetical ar
rsngem.nt 81 names in the bDok. ii the va
rious mercantile and commercial agencies
they all write a. follows: For John smith
Il Co, for instance. Smith, John 4 Co.
claim that il should lie Smith 4 CO., John.
Who is right. JOxEs.
You are clearly right il John is the
Christian name of the entire irm.-ED.
BAZO
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Profound Problem.

EdHr ~ Ne Bd-Oo:
Please let your mathematical readers
give the following a try: What Is the side
al a cube which, coni,ins n many cubic
inches =. there ate square inche. in it, sur
face? Your, respectfully, Il. q. Il.
This is as puzzling ss TO ask how many
are there in h.li-.l"z-n. and the answer il
the same-ED. HAHpD
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THE UTICA OUTRAGE.
An Effort to Explode the Story.

The New York Star has the following
communication without signature, from
Albany, the object Of which il to explode
the theory Of the recently alleged outrage
on the New York Central. 1t is TO be
taken With few grain of allowance, a
it will be remembered, the conductor and
railroad Iof6cials have been censured in
the matter:
The startling story published BY IN over
credulous journal Of your city on Sunday
last and copied in another equally credul-
Gus one yesterday morning, concerning m
outrage of the most 6endish kind,
perprtrated upon young lady, travelling
on the Central railroad between Rome and
this city. created quite sensation here at
6f~t. A thorough investigation, however,
shows the story to be without the slightest
foundation in fact. AID originated in the
brain, Of come sensation loving Bohem.
ian.
1t appears that the heroine or victim Of
the al eyed outrage il Miss Losier Who
"As oor" 10 tne "orsnern part Of This State,
and in Whose family there ia a hereditary
trait Of insanity. In her case this trait
has also been developed and made
''se' apparent IN numerous ercaP'
aoes ana h'sh-no~n adventures.
in which she has always figured rather
eq"ivocai'y. She has tor several years
Travelled . good deal o" different railroads
Oh 'n'' STATE AND ~ some means or other
co"'riSes 70 place herself !" some peculiarly
afa"at'c situation on almost every journey
sne taxes. Sometimes th" occurs in one
place. sometimes 4" another. but she Is
csre'"' never 70 select the same point twice
'or her scene OF operations. 1t Is only |
lately that the good people Of Jersey City, |
and IN TACT the whole country, were shocked
~ tale oil horror which che diaclosed to
policeman. who found her wandering on
wharf, early In the morning, IN seemingly
nait-d'sed condition. According To her
'ccoun'' sne hao oeen druRged and iorcibly
Eaken upo" tug boat lying near the Gu
nard wharf, and alter being detained there
Ill night and having submitted 10 ouirsses
'y no ieas than ak men. she MAS placed On
more. L" fh's most P't'abie condition she
vas discovered BY the ohcer. She after
wards Jailed to identity the boat Or any Of
he villains Who had used her 70 shame-
uily. Apart from some pecunisry benefit
eceived from kiod-hearsed and susceptible
'ersons. no one was very much harmed.
In her many vanderines she has ,,.de
he .cou.;,,.rc. IF . ,.,,,,... =, s.-,;,.
W 'e."'e
u" s'"'''o"' ."o 0ls"es up her imaR'na-
y horrors With al the narrowing details.
he has recently paced ,hi. v,v and nan.
llv leave. , .,.,,,;.. 81. 80 .a-.,-
W e"'e"'"'e
"o "'s"sP IN hef wake.
Az is usual With her, the present story ,
commences and end, With chlo,ofo,r.
ho,, IN. ,,I, a;e...,.. 49, -
o' "'.e' Tue 'ef'
y Cty s'ory ana the one nov before The
ublic u, that whereas IN the first instance
x villains entec.d ;.so the fo,uer MIN, :, {
o.. A.. q
's'~es WV s~o t~SsscPsseu ID the Iast
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A Nominal Party.

Edifof cf fhe Ba-oo::
Will Van please inform W. ii there is q
Greenback party, separate and distinct. out
aide Of the Democratic party, Who call
Themselves The National Grrentsck Par
ty." and where ultimate aims are ~ break
up all parties but their own sweet smelling
Greenhack party? DEMOCRAT.
There Is such a party. His name j.
Britton 4. Iiili--ED. BADno
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-Nevads City had ball recently m
the Ledger makes the following PERSONAL
notice:
Henry Condics. Of Lamar, was in the civ
on Monday, and attended the ball on Mon.
day night. He d one Of the young men
who helped to rob the post-oiice 1t Lamar
and :isersards turned States ev,d.sce. le.v.
In. his partner, Delaney. to sweat In m.
jail. and answer To the charges At the ners
Circuit court. Query :-Wh,ch !. N.
me,ne. Of the too. he or Delaaeyf
Cdndiet. ~ uadesstand. h. l.s, a..
couotzy.
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ODD NOTES.


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nsPsASe' ""~s-
Inc next Lnth~rsh Incl viii meet an Phlis-i.
Ptis In N"sems-f-
The japanese have a.iopts,t str ny.nf r,-.ul,.
lafions for ;li~ Preservation of tine forests
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= iu,np-s> q YER barring i.nT'"'n days resent
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decomposition From, s.sss' 0" .y,,.s .x.- sT~
thus preserved siasiy-
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worn ht'is-r'u-iy 'h 'issI-'- ''iss- s-tB mum
ts'r> 81 ih-in and th" rnosi--t fellows ~i"
tisen have to study ,,rt> oi light at shade. c,,t.-
>tsn,iy. ." keep from >howIn, through"
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fer every 81 ui,i.t.n,- IN rhi- c,.Ct.rry 80, +
s.-'u ri.. nuni,--r 81 p'"ll~ ." .-s-tt Ir,=srt.r
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06
OUR SUNDAY SERMON.

We ere sailing down the stream of Life,
and Sunday 10, - it were, . lending point.
The bella, morning and evening, ere
tokens of arrival and departure. Il seems
like long ride from one landing to an.
other. and happy relief il afforded when
We stop for short season. We look about,
and are apt TO wonder how We were able to
make the landing. when our craft was 90
beset Alth danger and trial.. We stop but
. little time and then push out into the
middle of the stream and glide onward in
our course. The bell from the belfry rings
out the parting. bat l. little needed. The
singers chant fsrewell song that fingers in
the memory. and
Though We nay forget the singers
We Will not forget the song"
Al We 70 on the stream becomes narrower,
and the little danger bell keeps thinking
alarms, and our craft steers here and there
evsding the snag that would sink it, and
after . hard trip We anchor at another
landing. 1t appean like the one left be-
hind, the same greeting and parting. the
same singing. The duties At these stopping
places are prescribed and must be attended
to within the time allotted, or left un6n-
isAed and then it becomes more difficult for
Us to manage our craft to the next point.
And thus We drift onward and onward
unto the great dsy-the final landing, look
ing out into the future, and wondering if
some evil will come across our course, to
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

II is the penny saved more than the pen.
ny earned that enriches; it is the sheet
turned when the first threads break, that
wears the longest; it IL the damper closed
when the cooking is done that stops the
dollsra dropping in the coal bin; it il the
lamp or gas burned Low, when not IN use,
that gives you pin money for the month
it 10 the care in making the coffee that
makes three spoon fulls 90 a. far as tes-
cup ordinarily; it - the w1iking one or
ok blocks. instead Of taking cab or an
omnibus. that adds strength to your body
and money to your pune; 1t is the careful
mending of each weeks Wishing that gives
sase to your conscience and length of day
to your garments; and last of all, it is the
constant care exercised over every part of
your household. and constant endeavor to
improve and apply your best power to your
work, that alone gives peace and prosperity
to the family or your business.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

This hotel, under the catership of Baker,
|" oil that . weary and careworn traveles
could desire. The appointments In the
house ore complete, the rooms are cool,
clean and furnished for comfort. The
table 10 supplied With all the creature com.
forts that money, experience and epicurean
taste can obtain or devise.
10 al. when visiting BoooviIle, give the
City Hotel . trial and our word for il Won
will lind home in all the meaning of that
word.
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Where il Moody |?

Editor NJ fke Bstsoo:
Please let ne know through your v.lua-
bile paper where ID. l.. Modv, the Amer.
can evangelist, IL, and ohlipe an
OLD SUBsCRIBER.
lSomewhere on the sea-coasi singing
There's a Land that is Hotter Than
This."-ED. BAzoo.1
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06
Got His Money.

A merchant of this city held small
claim against another man, for the last two
yesn and frequent dunning during tina,
period failed to elicit . money response,
Becoming tired Of the protracted reticenoe
Of the debtor, the merchant hit upon q
scheme that be thought would bring the
delinquent to ":imerick." He sent his
collector to interview him yesterday and
get the money or some evidence of indebt.
ednes. The collector was soon in the
presence of the debtor, and failing 70 get
money demanded note. The debtor pro.
tested that the note would be of no value.
But it vas insisted upon 20 strongly that
the debtor demanded to know Why q note
was wanted. He Vas told that the note
would be traded for dog, and the dog
shot, 90 that the books would he squared
mp. This 90 annoyed the debtor that he
called upon the creditor and af.er abusing
him roundly, pulled out the money and
hquidated.
That settled the matter and all part;es
slept easier last night
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

Barking Up the Wrong Tree.
These are exciting times, and il takes .
man Of more than ordinary composure Of
mind to maintain under eli circumstances,
that mental equilibrium necessary some
times to avoid embarrassment. The other
night our young friend s., whose Office
is on Ohio street, being in exuberant
spirits and active with young life, hastened
back to his place CT business. There were
many thoughts crowding and jostling one
another within his active brain, such Is
will sometimes lead Us into forgelfulness
of time and place. and of material things,
and our friend, thus observed, arrived ut
his location. Unfortunately, in this
instance. there are two flights of steps
one leading TO his Office and the other to .
place of private abode, but without dots
difference in outer appearance. Without
thinking or apparently looking, he stopped
II the FIRST fight, leaned his head inside
and gave . regular ''war-vhoop" to let 4
friend whom he expected to be in the Office
waiting know he was there. It only took
two seconds BY . sun dial for him to
ascend the next flight, aud the quickest eye
could scarcely have caught . glimpse of his
departing form. A. the sound ascended
shower of slops had descended on his de-
voted head. He says he has stopped build.
ing air-castles, gone back to STORY on
Torts and Retorts." and counts the stair On
the way to his Office.
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0weee Springs Hotel.
P'oas redoosd 70 $40 Per week, by Tie
Doesn. 7.lod6.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

ALI those desiring to enjoy that high
degree Of health which pure blood induces
and maintains should use Dr.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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HEARD PROM.
Hrifiah Gold.

Answers to Questions Proposed By
the Aaaoe0.
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The Fate of 0allivan.

Word has reached this city that John J..
Gallivan, we'll known in this city. was late
ly found dead under the platform Of the de-
pot At Dallas, Texas. John got into trouble
with girl who was living with his mother
and promised to marry her. A child was
born and the girl asked for q ful6llment Of
the promise, but his mother objected
pesistently, and he was forced to 70 from
place to place to get rid of the phantom
that was haunting him to death. He lost
his place in the telegraph Office and Vas
placed on the companies black list to pre-.
vent him getting employment in any Office.
Probably departing he killed himself. A
paper With ''strybhnine" on it was found
near HIM and explains all. Al
party in this city heard from him
less than week ago and has reason to be.
lieve that he had not been dead more half
. day. The girl was his cousin.
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CliHord'o Rebrlfu9e.

Cnfailing. infallib!e cure for all diseases
originating in hillary arrangements, caused
By the malaria Of miasmxiic countries. No
preparation known possesses On erad,c.,ing
power over this class Of diseases 1t all COM
parable to Cli6ords Febrifuge. II il the
~ Pies shra Of Ague remedies. Sure and
safe in it action, its great power in neu-
training malsrious influences 10 only
equaled BY ia harmless action on the body.
No disssreeable afser.e6ecss from this
remedy.
&c. R1cHARnsox, Prop'r.
For sale By oil drusxisls. s.. Louis.
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Where il the Connection ?

Where ID the COnneCti0n
Efisor II he Ba.oo:
VIVA, relationship il there between John
and W 7. Sherman? What wss the object
Of the fenian raid Of = few years .x,?
DAVE.
4. 4 noble pair Of brothers. =. Canada
xas the object 81 the masses; money Of the
leaders.-ED. BAzoOl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

Col. Jasper Needham,
District Lecturer Patrons of Huebandry
will speak in Pettis county 1t
Hickory Point August y At 2p. m.
Green Ridge, 23""
Jonis City "a (pic-uic day.
Liberty, Is At 2 p. a.
Prairie Grove, ~
Sedalis. August 27th-County Grange
At 10 T. N. Public, p. u.
Lamonie. August 2Sth-graod picnic
Everybody invited.).
Dresden, Auguss 18th, At p. m.
Blackwster Chapel, August 30th, At 2
p. N.
Longvood, August 3lss, at2 pm.
Maplewood, Sept. ID, At 2 p. %.
Smithton. Sept. Sd, 1t 2p. N.
J. w. WALKER, Secy p. C.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

The Decompo8ed Man.
Marshal Smith received the following
telegram yesterday noon:
HOLDEN, Aug. 3rd, 1873.
Arrest and hold a cripple calling Char
lie Barrett. II you get him. hold him and
ret me know and I'll be down Monday.
H. H. STILL.
Officer Conner found the man living
in the sun At the corner of Ken
lucky street and the Pacific railroad, and
took him to the station house. He begged
off pitifully, and when locked up set up a
fearful noise that attracted . crowd. which
as soon as it sl.iiied the aroma
hanging about him. What the poor wretch
can be guilty Of is not known. 1t wss the
of the officers to wash him OF
but some danger might attend the opera
ton and il Was postponed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06
To Stop Bleeding.

Editor cf The Basoo:
What is good to stop bleeding Of the
nose? by answering ,hir qn-~tio" you will
Oblige HARRY HAMMER
Hold it between yonr thumb and finger
till your arm d tired out.-Ep. BAzoo.1
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Editor cj ak Bd.oo:
Will you please let me know through
your valuable paper which would be the
proper vay 10 end out where usn enlissed
during thelast var! respectfully youm.
J. n.
Ask him.--ED. BA1oc.
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Small Crew.

Editor q ne Bdsoo:
Will you please inform us through your
columns whether one Captain can navigate
. ship around the world And obliee
READER.
mot likely. He ought to have cabin
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Editor Of tie Ba,oo:
Plea.e state the respective birth places Of
JEFF Davis and Abrahsm Lincoln, and
oblige DISPUTE
Lincoln, in La Rue county. Ky, Davis
IN Christian county, now Todd county. Ky.
En-. BAzoo
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from the path he had marked out for
himself to cater to the preferences Of a
woman. She yielded at once.
because you are stubborn and
proud she said. because YOU cannot
bend to any weak frivolity and IL you
will not yield to my wishes there is
nothing left for ME but to submit nv
self to yours. Well, then. l will also
remain here. 1t matters not where |
live. and this is winsome country in
its way. / think We will SION have a
promise Of spring. On that big stern
rock outside the window l can get the
poor moss growing just a little green.
/ can get some old house, and old
houses can be refarnished. Cold gray
homespun can give place to Persian
woods, Odorous fires can still glow in old
places. Since it is your will,
SIR, 10 remain in this place. you will
not object il l make this wilderness
blossom - the rose."
10 Mrs Delplaine, he said crunch
ing the slim white hand that rested on
he arms Of the chair cl.,se in the auiv.
.ring muscles of his own.
my name is Laura" she inter-
'upted softly.
MIR. Delplaine!" be repeated. "you
vill not remain here, neither will / 20.
lou will take with you the only hap
'iness l have ever known the MEM
nv Of it will. perhaps. serve to make
he rest Of my life endurable. And
ow let me tell you. lovliest and most
generous Of women, Why cannot 70
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Same Old Tariff.

Editor ef0e Basoo:
Did Coneres reduce the tai a. whisky
the lest sesaiou II %, h0w much?
A SUHscaIDkR.
CNo.-ED. BA1oo.1
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these Sfn pcsspieS care anu skill,
opened her heart to Hager, and told
her all about her long journey from the
Pacific coast, where she had Lust her
husband many years since, and had
longed to come home TO the East, but
dreaded. rs we'll she might, the drearv
waste Of miles between. Hager knitted
stolidlv on and listened apparently
she listened, but not with that active.
tender absorbed interest that the min
ister gave.
Mrs. Delplaine was too iii to be left
long alone. and Hager had her house
hold duties TO attend to. sd that the
was often compelled to bring
his buck End make the sick-roOm his
tudy. This chamber which had been
'omewhat bare and desolate, suddenly
became glowing and warm. and made
l sharp contrast with the room ON the
over Aoor. lined with the moth eaten
'olumes. and choking with accumu-
sted dust. Mrs. Delplains had begged
hat few sticks might be lighted on
he hearth. and had plead that guam
ity Of light wraps and shawls be taken
rom her trunks to soften the glare at
he windows. to add to the scanty cov-
ring Of her bed. to throw over the
rim leathern hack Of her chair; and
. Mrs. Delplaine's favorite color
eemed to be of that faint warm tint ofI
he rose, the whole atmosphere Of the
oom took this soft coloring. and the
ungry soul Of the Reverend Paul de-
GIFTED therein without knowing Why.
ls was walking nov in the big gloomy
,om below. the scant tails of bis
,readbare coat tapping in the chill
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-06

NH. EDITOR. "A gss -
Dear When oar noble old State was
redeemed from Republican, rule, general
feeling o:relIef was experienced by The
good citizensof We county; believing that
the b.glBniBg 81 honest government, and
better times were al hand aud such has
been the case we are grstified TO believe at
least to great extent. But 50 far rs we
are coilversant with public sentiment a.
the present time, We find that ourpeopIe
not only expect, and require, that the
opcrations of Notwithstanding and specu.
Iaiors, WHO have hesn defrauding them OF
large amounts wrung frunl their hard
EARNINGS, rs heavy taxation, should cease;
hut those who have been engaged In this
business heretofore. should by the proper
authorities be brought toirlal, aud 10 JUS
tice; and all guilty parties be convicted.
aud caused tofefund every dollar 80 far AS
possible, aud be properly punished. No
honest people can be willing. that any
mar ysY-et y: men, Through corruption,
should an,ass private fortunes al their ex.
pense. aud aud settle dawn
among them, and enjoy their III gotten
gains. unmolesled, ~ peace, and security.
Ifihcy ale suffered to dntliSethinss with
IMMUNITY, II Il an inducement, aud en-
enlargement for OTHERS TO do likewise. aud
II Il disc0unging i0all who seek 10 live
by honest n,eans. Unless there has been
continued, and gross misrepresentation;
the people III North Carolina have been
defran,ied 10 an enormous extent; and If
such be tile cnse, there must be some
available evidence of the facts. ay which,
some Of The PARTIES could he brought Ia
account. Then, why should North Carr
lima 10 behind her sister States in this
Important duty Government officers
hecome very just, and pions, when small
oifenIieis are brought before tiieim; and
they are sentenced 70 punishment with
wise and wholesome lectures, but when
the public has been Jcfrauded % millions,
nothing Is said. no STEPS are taken. Are
they too high too great tobe brought 20
Justice? Our ieorle through long suffer-
ing, are hecolning alive 10 this subject;
and u We can read The signsof the times
correctly, our public men had best do
their duty IN this rrspeci; as our onl,
security for the future consists IN lookIng
well u tile past. Then lei Il lie tone.
Give " less political policy. and seeking
for popularity. aud more light. aud Justice.
and our country will improve. especially
In Government MASTERS
Yours &c