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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03
THE SKVENIBEl1ERS
The Woods Around the Country
Pull Of Them.

The Warrensburg Standard ssys: Ths
goods hereabouss are becoming vocal with
the vesitable seventeen year locusts. Fol-
acme days observer have noticed the sus-
face Of the grouRd perforated With little
round holer. without understanding Why,
but very brief tiip to the timber now will
explain the matter to the mos, inc. edulous.
II h said that there insects made their ap-
pesrance here IN 1862. II 40, this il the
year Tor their temperance. provided their
period Of incubation il seventeen year, %
il generally supposed. These insects fire.
qnenIiy do much injury to timber and frni,
trees. In view Of this fact they are uDwel.
come vis'tors. though not to he compared
for destrucsivene.s With the Rocky Noun
tain locus,s, or grasshoppen, which sst down
On Us four yean ago. and which, according
to Prof. Riley. are identical With the Egyp-
tan or plague locusts, which have afflicted
Northern Africa and Southern Asia for
ages.
The insect now with ~ has veil. ed
W. on each wing. This used to be regard.
ed By the supeniitious - siGniiying var.
According to naiuralists il il improperly
called locust, and is named BY them the
Harvest Fly. II lays its eggs upon the
limbs Of treer. where they are Matched in
i've or six weeks into Grubs, which fall to
the ground and bore their way into the soil
70 considerable depth, rem.ininx there
ior yean until the period Of maturity ar
rives. They have bees known for all ages,
mud frequent illusions are made to them
in Greek and Latin literature. They vere
called litter By the Greeks and Cscoda BY
the Romans. They lay their egg end die.
taking little ar no nonrishment after emery
ing from the ground-the male none si all.
The injury they do Ia from piercing the
limbs Of irees tn deposit their egg.
The noises Of the Cicada, vuleAriy termed
seventeen year locust. are very thick. Their
PuPs cases may Be seen BY Thousands id
sess"8 W I'VE essu sssSuOO<ty Vt OstGb Ou-
dergrowih common to our wood, and pas
lures. They, like other pests, if they may
he called . pet, have their enemies and par
ssi,es. Hoga feed greesiily on the pupa ~
il emeryes from the ground, and. il j, should
e-csPe its enemy there. - it ascends the
trees to develop itself the common black
ant ]. ready on the 6nst appearance Of the
-lil in the dome Of the pupa case IN make
. hearty meal Of the rich juices that are
found therein. Besides, discord appears to
take them ID a. rapidly - parasi,es. There
will be Nh harm from them except to GER
minal twiga, where they are in the habit Of
depositing their iarva.-Kaasas City Journal.
According to an old tradition the years
In which the seventeen year locusss appear
have unusual large crops. II there is any
truth in the old saying, Ne will have good
crops this yesr. for this is "locust year."
The woods are full Of the noisy insects, and
the foliage will soon be stripped from the
trees. Il will be hard for the nursery men,
bot good thing for the farmers and the
world in general.-Fort SCOT Monitor.
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TO have good health medicine il oeces.
sasy Occasionally. A . family nedicise
We can reeooaand D.. Ball's Baltimore
Pilla. and adviss Ill 70 have Q box constant.
y o. hand Tor eass of neoeaity.
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Against "the Boom. -

The convention that met at Eufalu, I. T.
yesterday, looks ominous for those Who
have entered the Territory. The convea-
ton OF the civilised tribes organised BY
electing Ward Coachman, Chief Of the
Creeks. Chairman; J. H. Moore, Secretary.
The following delegates represented their
respective nations: VIM. p. Ro~, Judge
George Sanders, Cherokee; C. E. MELON,
J. n. Moore. Choctav; ex Governor B. F.
Overton, Judge l. 1. Wood, Chickassv
Col. D. n. Mcintosh, John r. Moore, Co
weta Niece. Greek; Tuahutsharjo, Thomas
Cloud. Seminole; Wahkoma, Pemisso. Sac
and Fox. A committee Of one Of each ma
tion to prepare . report Was appointed. The
convention adjourned till this morning
There il great interest manifested in the
objects Of the convention Ia take into con
siderstiOn the invasion Of the Territory BY
colonists locating on the so-called cedet
lands vest Of the Nations. At meeting
held last night speeches we're made BY
Pleasant Porter, Wm. p. Ro~, Gov. Over
ton, Col. McIntosh and q. w. Grsyson.
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He Earned It.
4 K.masa CiaV naneP savs.


A woman complained ut police head
quarters that she hsd been robbed Of SIS.
the money being placed in her shoe Tor safe
keeping, while she Vas asleep.
This thing Is an immoral impossibility.
We ssked . venerable msn about il, and
he said 1t vss . good ten hours work for
any strong, sble-bcsii.d- man to take OF =
woman's shoe. and hy that time be would
90 Cd swearing and leave the other un-
touched, OF come bsek vi,h . cross-cul sac
and take OF the whole business.
Nov. . woman viii sit down, wave her
6nses mysteriously over the strings. and
in IN instant the shoe II %.
No. that woman never put her money in
her sboe. Look in her pocket, bosom. in
the bureau, clock, man'lepiece, top rail Of
front gate, behind the looking glass, in the
comb box. or any Of the thousand places
where woman puts money and then for
gets it. -
p. S.-A special di.paich informs the
BAzoo that the money hiss been found.
She had her pocketbook in her hand, wrap
ped up in her handkerchief. Il fell on,
When she vent to cry.
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In Sedalia, on Sunday evening, at S
o'clock, MAy Is. 1879, By the Rev. II. X.
Miller, OF the Ohio street N. Il. church,
Mr.. Edwara D. Crawford, c,ty editor Of the
Sedalia Eagle, To Miss Claudia + Youngest
daughter Of Milo Blair-sll of Sedalia.
And thus two happy hearts are united in
one 10 foat adown the stream Of Time, on
the voyage Of Life, where the golden anchors
of youth shall fall silvered With old age
into the peaceful haven Of happy Etern-
ity. Their union is blessed by the glad
songs Of birds, the bright buds Of Spring,
and the waving grasses Of the vernal year
smile . glad benson. May Peace and
Happiness be the guardian angels of their
household. and Prosperity shower upon
them her choicest gifts. Nay the storms Of
adversely never darken their hearths,ooe,
and the bright suns Of happiness ever shine
upon them and theirs. The BAzoo wishes
the young couple joy. and hops that all Of
their troubles may be "lIttle ones."
Bound to Have Both Capital and
Railroad.
Warsaw Times: We designed writing
this week, an article favoring the proposed
railway communication between Sedalia
and Springfield, but . correspondent has
given the points ~ forcibly and we'll that
there is nothing left for Us to say excep,
this:
Our neighboring city IL bound 10 have
the capital. She will consider this road
one Of the strong aids in helping to bring
it. Her citizens will, with their usual
foresight and energetic enterprise, give
three times their share to get the road
through. II is fair will it be to our in
terest, and would il help our credit abroad
to permit them to do more than that:
The old story Of the vsgooer stuck ia
the mud and calling on Hercules to sel
him out, Gomez in play here. Hercules
helped those who helped themselves.
Let Us Try . little self.reliance in Thu
matter, and now that aedalisns have pui
forth their hands. let % give them such q
grasp q will make them swear that our.
are made of steel.
Since the railroad articles elsewhere vers
in type, We have had . call from Mr.. Pol
ley, the Chief Engineer in charge Of ths
survey who has just arrived, and Who in
forms % that he he's carefully inspected th.
old road bed, and l. prepared 70 sepor
favorably upon it, condition and adapss
ton for the purpose Of aarrow gauge con
structioa. The cost Of repairs Tor thi,
purpose will Be only nooinal except j,
some places where the grade hes vsahe<
out. and some portions Of the tresile vorl
will have to b replaced. His report i
really verv encouraging. and We think tina
it viii b % coasidsred By The Direction o
Tie Company.
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We request all mothers to stop using
laudanum for their babies. and use Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup, . good medicine. I,
contains nothing injurious.
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Something About the RefundinG
Certificates.

The American people never do anything
BY halves, and accomplish With . rush
whatever they undertake. The National
hobby just nos 10 the purchase Of refund
ing certificates, and the people are crazy 70
obtain them. There 10 NO doubt but they
are . very good investment for the masses,
for whom they were designed, but the bulk
will 60 into the hands Of capitalists. A
writer in the Iimes Jou nal says:
Would it not be we'll TO warn our citisens
Of the danger in their mad rush to our sub.
treasures in investing their earnings and
profits in y. 8. bonds or refunding certif-
Gates? Would il not Be better for them to
stop and c0naider the fatal results VI such
blindness? Ia il not fact that our indus
triee are starving, our business Is weaken
ing, our banks are failing and our cont
dence is dying, simply for the want Of that
vital agent, money! Can We expect indus
try to revive If we take away its very food,
or business to flourish II We drain its very
life blood? Do We hope to renew conf.
dence il We have no money 10 make money
with. in order TO purchase the ne0essaries
Of life and pay OF our fast maturing debts
The suffering laborer cannot find employ
ment, the sinking merchant cannot be saved
from bankruptcy, men of enterprise cannot
find encouragement, the property holder
suffers depreciation and increase of taxa
ton of real estate. and If the same Be en-
numbered he cannot redeem the same.
Why? Because his better csrcumstanced
neighbor has invested his money IN never.
producing, but ever Consuming, bonds.
They all must suffer thereby, IN paying
direct - veil ~ indirect tai for that article
of which they have no benefit. Let them
think Of the $500, OOO, 900 which were sub.
scribed TO in four per crnt. bonds inside OF
three months, of the average Of $50, 900 per
day in our city that 20 into rpfunding Ger
tiicates, al bought By our citizens. Think
only OF the interest. saying nothing Of the
principal, that passes out Of business and
circulation. Wa il not better when En-.
rope held our bonds? Then Ne had the
capital here to make money and pay the
interest With. But the object Of our capital.
lists now is 10 increase the army of bond.
holders in the United States and especially
BY the issuing Of the refunding certi6cstea,
. acheme to get the small boOdholden 70
defend the large ones. Why should inter
est be paid for the idle millions now
boarded in the treasury vaults fondly CO.
reseed BY our secretary OF the treasury, and
kept there to meet IN imagined draw? Let
them think of the evil consequences which
may follow this bond fever before they
make such investment, and that If that
rush from ali parss and extremities ri the
United States does not cease soon, we cant
expect ANYTHING bat financial spoli.ry;
and. perhspa. reputation and revolution
of the suiiering. because they are in a large
majority.
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UNDER THE WHEEL
Was Where winselI's Foot Wa.
Another Case Of Jumping . Train

Accidents, like some diseases, seem "a
become epidemic. Ere the victim OF one
il buried, another occurs that came within
an ace Of, and may yet possibly prove f..
tai The particulars Of this later casualty
are n follows:
JOHN wINsELL
has for some time been engaged At work in
the gravel pits At Beaman. This morning
he concluded to come to Sedalia, and started
On foot for that purpose. About mile this
side of Beaman he was overtaken BY Con-
ductor Geo. Bsrtholomew's freight train,
which was the first section of No. Z. coming
south. A. the train approached WInseil
stepped to one side. and - it passed be con-
ceived the idea of jumping upon the carr
and saving long walk. He sprang At Q
car but
MISSED HIS FOOTING
and fell, with his right foot upon the rail.
In an instant the iron wheel vas upon and
over it before he could extricate It. He fell
faint and bleeding By the road side and the
train passed on. none of the men being
aware of the accident.
In short time he was picked up By some
section men, who rendered him what assist.
ance they could, after which they tagged
the second section of No. z. Conductor NJ.
A. Homer, Who promptly stopped and took
the wounded man aboard, doing al in his
power for him until his ARRIVAL here.
AMPUrATION NECESSARY.
Immed,stely upon arrival here, Con-
ductor Homer notified the proper officials,
and Or. Trader Was summoned. After anex-
animation of the wounded member the Doc
tor said that amputstion was necessary snd
departed to get his Instruments.
In the meantime . BAzoo reporter
started out to the yards Of the NJ. K. 4 T.
Entering condnctor Homer's cAboose he
found Winsell stretched on. upon some
cushions. and bloody bandagcd foot told
the story.
Rep.-What is your profession
Winsell.-That rs mighty hard to tell,
do little OF everything. and sometimes
railroad . little.
Rep.-Where il your home!
Wia--In Smithton.
Rep.-Are you married man?
Win.-Yes, I have q wife and two
children.
Rep.-Where had you been and what
we're yon doing when this accident oc-
CURED 10 you?
Win.-I have been working at the
gravel pits at Beamsn, and this morning
I was coming to SedaIia. and - the train
vss passing I thought would jump on.
The accident was entirely his own fault
and conductor Bartholomew Was unaware
Of it until after they had arrived in
Sedalia.
Winsell is about thirty years Of age, and
has . strnn. constitution. His foot is
badly crush.d and gave him great pain.
LATER.
Winsel'. loot VA neatly and success
fully amrutated ty Dn. Trader and
Evans n 1 p. 10.
.-"Helen's Babies" This work IL &C.
L. L. ~ -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

"A great many psssoas hseoos insoos
iron slssplss nights shas Hop Alaaassu
would hsve pesvsaoe6.
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All that have once Used il pronounce
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the co0Plsints Of early child
hood. Price Is cents bottle.
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A Bug Destroyer.

Potatoes are we'll up. nov. So are the
potato bugs-up on the vines. About this
time look out for bug poison remedies. In
Swanstead, Canada, . man sold ten cent
packages. warranted sure death to potato
bugs; no risk of poisoning animals - with
Paris green" The packages were not to be
opened until time to use them. One victim
having three, opened one and found TIVE
square blocks Of wood, on one Of which vaa
written: place the bog On this block and
pres firmly with the other"
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The young man Who By nistake sval
loved whole bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Balti.
more Pills. u out again. He says be feel
rather ~pale" bat otherviss i all right
He will, hovever, follow the dirsctiom nexl
time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

At the First Presbyterian Church Of THE
city, At S q. m. Tuesday. May 9th, BY Rev.
H. NJ. Shockley. Mr.. Frank NJ. Sprague
and Miss Emma F. Hills.
Mr.. 6prague was. for some time before
bis removal TO Ksnsas City, the prompt
leader of the choir, and Miss Hills was for
several years the accomplished alto singer
in the choir OF the church in which they
were married. Many kind wishes follow IN
their new relation. They departed on the
early train for Kansas City. which Is to be
their future home
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Coagestive hesdacae i caused By a undue
quantity Of blood in The brain. TO which
high liveEs. robust people and Young 20.
Dsa are liabla Dr.. Bale Raltinore
Pills regulate The bovss and thus DIVER
The current Of blood from the brain.
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Why do 20 many parents think child
dren Troublesome? because they cry; and
Why do children cry ? because they suffer
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup will relieve At oncs
al pain that Bahyhood il subject to.
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Vanilla.

Steel 4 Price annually consume, in The
manufactuse Of Dr.. Prices Extract oI
Vanilla, more Of the finest quality Of Mexi,
can Vanilla than any Others makers Of ex.
tracts, end il n BY the uss OF the 6nesl
quality that Dr.. Prices Extract Of Vaaiils
obtains it, fsre excslIeoce.
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.-"Helen's Babies" This work IL &C.
knowIedeed to be the best selling article in
our hookstores. Druggists, however, say
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup cells better
than any other medicine. It is always re-
liable.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-22

fir eas ysdt, ibre 0oblfabrt In ibrer
gRei1e su fsrpsrn, i'm Sample NIT ben
u&nsdten unp S0lblinesn Der 8esierunS"
gu psrsieben.
1as it sine &rtssssttlaruns In aller
8crm ssssn ben Sunb, uuo iis srbalt
turh bic sifrisit bstriebene gewafnuns
Der MormOnsn ben ss9Srissn glaaorud.
uade Gam mub lih sesen pisies ,innsrs
Giippel" lhleunisit rIfsn, aber mir brau'
den nidt banSe gu isn, psnn &riessmini-
iter Megrarp 1ebt poutcmmen auf oer
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untentetd frensReus aterwaden unb
osrfist balelbit iibsr cine senilgenoe arup.
penmadt. UNI einen etwaisen wirtlthen
bspaffneten Mufaano I'm Seine su erfi.
den.
Sser. @parts bat-wie 1dpn bemertt -
einen 6sbler besansen, inbem Ct oen eu.
rcpaifhen Ne9ierunssn bas unmSslthe
3umutbete bic WtOrmonenstnwanterung
su perbinbsru. gr bate (psnn fdoa bic
Silfe jsnsr CUR untsroruduns Der polY.
eamie nadseludt wurbe) tire Mufmert.
lamteit ouf bic Sbatiade lentsn muRen,
oab ith in England, Deutlhlano u. {. ~.
,ablretae Observation-Disclosures berum.
treiten, um Nnbauser 3u msrben. Die
suropailhen 8esierunsen batten pann
tiele uWpofsi" auspsilen, re1p. messn
gsrlsituns gu Dem 8erbreden Der Giel.be
etnferfern f0nneu. Defenders tpenu tbper,
BON bier aus bic Mbfabrt Der Ncrmonen,
Werbsr fsnalilrt wiiroe. Das mare bic
einsss Nabressl, bstrsfs eeren Der 8unb
lih ans Nuslanp wenpen fSnnte. Sm
Snlanoe ater mabte bas @eisb sesen bic
Wormunen NIT auer Strense unp Wad-
iamfsit rurdsefitrt werben. Wan barf
niAt tel bem erfen ,1effaa" feben blst'
ben, ionbern man mub enersif4 unp un.
nadlfania ans 0ert Der Bsfrsiuns bee
Qanpes BON Der peateuls bss WOrmonsn.
tbums sebea. 81. s. S. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-22

- Nidts anbereS wirb Sieber. unb
esberbsidwerbeu 70 RAID befeitissn als
. Reeos Gbse Spnie."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-22

SD babe eine 8sile Dor, fasts sr 3u let.
6rau, unb 90 tstrabt Mid, bid, wsnn autb
uur fur cine tur,s Belt, allein 3u lali'n.
me 8eils 2 g4Obtu 2 frasts Sopbte
erfaunt.
Cine @s1aaitsrsiIe Gs bistst iia mir
cine @eieeenbs!t, bic bsioen @atsr TN Sa'
1an'IAen, wslGe mir, wie oH weiBt, os'n
Gro bvater permadt bat, fe9r portbellbaft
,u sertaufsu. Die Sade letoet fslnen
Nuf}dub, i'd weros pater ihcn morsen rsis
fen, In adbt bis ;s5n 1assn tann itb pisser
surad ietn.
yfimm mid init bir bat @opbie.
9u bie1er Satrss,eit unmosltf, mein
6sr,. Dte @ater ltesen lbsr bunbsrt
@erf wet in ter Stspps, bsbense ben
@sa, @hneefiirme, ipie oarf id bid fol-
den 8e@Gmfroen ausleben!
sd bin feline ssr3artslte Satcnpupps,
pas weiet bu. Nimm mid NIT
s. aett ni6t, meiu eisblins, ielbf spsnn
tt woate. 60 fnb ia nur wenise Sage
Der Irsnnuns.
User es 1T bic erte nno iie wiro mir
famer. Sdilt mid nidt, @elisbter. aber
es 1T mir 10 wsb I'M Ser,en, ais iOlte Id
bid niht pisbsrleten, laste Fs uno Sbra.
men tratsn In lore Musen.
gDas fir muneerlihe @sbaafen
Du maslt Ns6t baten; Ts fommen, Id
wsib lflbit nitt rpte. Qllo morssn idon
unb In b6dlteas ,stn 5asen ,piaf bu wie'
bsr bier isin! SD wsree fs satlen.
60 tenfe i'd. SD mia Dir abrisens
tslesraptirsn.
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Sas MorHUuen. sYabobm

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'or bort NIT feinsn &cOcmontqtsn nidt
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wsrefn mhIIsn. Sn fsihem 9absruafel
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plaltEtsftnas Drabssos ssssa bic ,,impOr.
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panotn" rom Stapd sela6tn uno issrllt
sttlaF1 fab sr une bic Ssinissn untsr
lstnsn umitantsn fp untermrfen warten.
pab pc bereit isien, fur ibre Jreasitsn gu
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