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The New York herald., 1879-08-05

pXinc from New York. Philadelphia and other
Northern cities. have. as . precautionary measure
ordered the Health Officer to enforce the rules of the
National Board of Health and place the city under
quarantine The Health Officer tonight, in CONVEX
satiou with representative of the HERALD said he
would endeavor to have the Board of Health
allow him to place the incoming trains
tine and would tomorrow submit such a PROPOSE
ton at tho meeting of that body here He assigned
as his reason the request the fact that the city
was in such satisfactory sanitary condition that
no serious fears need be entertained and that with
his force OF inspectors he could examine the
arrivals by rail and water without impeding
travel Another reason he assigned for the request
is that at this large quantities Of fruit and
vegetables shipped to this city from the South by
water, and one days quarantine of boats would
concealing that they from the infected districts
he thought that could be detected by his inspectors
examining them on the boats and trains and in the
event of suspicious cases by at removing them
to quarters provided where they be isolated.
The Health Officer feels confident that he can prevail
discretion in the matter and not insist rigid
quarantine, as he feels fully competent to
take care of the city and prevent the dis
ease from getting foothold here. The
fact that the Health Officer had received such in
structions became generally known to-day, and in
men dislike the idea of quarantine, they say it
would seriously injure their business and they
claim that as Knoxville, Richmond and other South
eru cities through which the refugees pass are not
ouarantined they do not the necessity of inter-
tering with tho trains and boats at this point.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
THE SPRAGUE LAWSUIT.

DECISION by UNITED STATES COURT Ap-
VERSE TO THE CLAIM OF THE GRAND
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND AIAsA-THE
EFFECT UPON THE CREDIToRs-RIsE IN TIE
HOUSE.
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Echoes.

Who is MILKY NJ. Phillips 2 speaking of
tho BANNER, he says; "Came to Deca,qro
by some ono coming to mill, and was used
by way Of a shield to some bread, butter aud
meat for the digestive use." Good. The
BANNER foeas the hungry mind and aca us a
''Shield'' 10 give seasoning and wholsoms-
ness to food The other portion Of Poillips'
eplstle shows too much OF the snI.mule TO
appear in our columns. We Offer q Gull OF
DR.. Balls Baby Cordial or 80 drops Of
Mother Windslows Soothing Syrup to .ase
Phillips pain; if he will tell what the IN"
in tho middle OF his name indicates; Mule;
Mouse; or Monkey. II Mule, kicks before
spured; Mouse to prey On aocioty as vermin;
If Monkey. to ape and mimic the Preacher,
Teacher, Moeking.bird, Editor, Master
''step out or shut up" II you be on stop Of
dift.p
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shreds. A number OF shade trees about town
we're blown down and for n time serious
damage to buildings was feared. 4oFtunato-
ly 90 such result followed the damage being
confined TO the destruction OF fences and y
few trees. Tho storm seems 10 have Fpcnt
its force on reaching this place, as but little
trace OF II Is to DO seen cast Of town. The
rain, however, appears to have boon general.
We understand that tho wheat IN some
instances ia Il badly damaged by the wind and
hail, but this Is confined entirely TO tho mar.
row eocrso taken by the young cyclone, and
II IL not very extensive.
West Of this, at Sedalia, Dresden, Green
Ridge aud other localities, the damage is
reported as extensive, several buildings be-
ing wrecked, and in one Instance, at Wind.
sor, Henry county, . little child was fatally
iniured.-Demoara. 1911.
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Jefferson City agricultural works is being
patronized by the farmers OF Mcuiteau Co.
Messrs Dsllmeyer & Fisher shipped west to-
day in care Of Simon Cronin, Agt, Mo.
Pacific 4. X. California, NO., one ear load
agricultural impliments. This speaks well
for tho manufacturers Reapers, mowers,
grain drills, hay rakes and thrashing machines,
are shipped to oil parts Of the West. The
Foundry, is one of tho best and complete in
tho State covering over half an acre of
gr~ound.-Eclipse.
Tho farmers and Others in Miller county
wanting machinery or agricultural impli-
ments have been patronizing Messrs Fisher
y D~almeyer's Foundry; all agree that much
money and time is saved by trading at JET
!erson City,
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An Orthodox Chinaman.
[Harper'a Magnzlne.l

Concerning future rewards and punish.
ments Colorado furnishes tho following Illus.
t%ralion, which occurred recently In a court
In La Yeta, where the testimony Of n Chinese
was objected TO on the ground that he did
not understand or regard the obligation OF
IN oath. To teat bin he was i~nterrogaled
thus:
'John, dc you know anything about Godg'
"No; me no belly well acqua,nt with him.
"HaYe you no joss in Chinsl''
sob yes, gottee heapee JOSH
''Whero do you go vbe1 you diegn
"Me 60 TO San lranciBeo.i
"No you doa't understand me. When
Chinaman quit washee all time, aud no liye
any more, whore does he go1'
son yes, me sahg now. II he belly goodee
man he go lppee sky. II he belly BADGE
man, BIO 90 lnppee down hollee, alice samee
Mclean man.
The Court was satisfied with this ortho.
dox statement and admitted his testimony.
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coon

The young ladies Of Boston have opened q
| school for the education OF young Ladies.
The Grimes journal" says: 1t we consider
The fact there are many motherloss girls,
and the additional fact that many mothers
do not themselves understand the duties of
the competant housewife, we must admit
that something of the Boston style of teach
ing has become a necessity. A good house,
keeper is now about as hard % find In this
country M a trained voice for an opera
| troupe. But the fact that whenever found,
such u woman Is regarded as the perfection
OF her sex is evidence that the demand for tho
article Is largely In advance OF the supply.
The husband OF such a woman Is the envy
OF every married man who knows him and
his wife. She makes lilo. pleasant for all
who enter her house. She ia u jewell in every
sense OF the word, and this fact cannot too
often be presented TO the youthful female
mind. IL Is too often urged that young ladies
should not engago In household work. Ser
wants should do it. But in this country
money will not secure woll trained servants,
and il ofton happens that misfortune demands
the active employment Of the wife as we'll as
the husband. And if ! should not be abso-
lutely necessary for tho vito TO do the work
OF tho household, the woman WHO knows
how thoSe things are done will know when q
| seryaut does them prGperly-can Instruct a
servant aud Will have 4 moro satisfactory
home, u moro lovins husband and u more
contented family than tho ignorant house,
keeper who permits things always to DO
''either aG skies or at Gevens. A great deal
Is said and written nowadays asout enlarg-
ing tho sphere Of woman and Opening Ia her
ali tho professions and trades as freely as
| they are now open To men. We do not here
take issue with those who make sucn do
mands. II q woman has genius, lot her
| hayc The largest liberty and opportunity TO
develope the divine spark within her. But
the true place for the true, sweet woman Is
| tho homo of her husband, made beautiful by
her taste and knowledge Of household Affairs.
THO woman OF rare geniUus msy hold her
own In II fight against the world, tho flesh
and tho deyil. Many nHvs lone so and
many mora will follow in their footsteps.
But tho devine epavk Of genius which LIrns
the heaftofR W. man to the care OF her house
hold and enables har TO make Der home happy,
Is so far above all other kinds OF that divine
fire that no comparison can be successfully
instituted. IL u woman has NATURAL gi!ts
that msy 'hBh,e her to sustain herself In the
struggle for eN'stoHca, ieI her cultivate those
gifts with u view Of making herself more iD-
dependent in tho choice az a husband. She
should not, however, while developing some
particular gift that tdsy enAtl3 her TO live
without the help Of q husbsud forget that the
wiies and mother who knows now 30 make
a husband and children lose hes and love thu
nome sho makes Is the queen among women.
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Death Of Wm. n. Rhodes.

Aitor a long and painful illness, the life Of
VIM. Il. Rhodes has ended. Fol two years
no has been fighting with herqic tonac.iy
against tho approach of the victor over oil
life, aud "Wednesday night at S:l5 his spirit
yielded up the ghos! and returned to the
God who gave i.
Nj. Rhodes was born in Anher5: county,
Va, July 0th 1929, and WAS accordingly np-
preaching, at his death, the close Of his if
!ieth year-Stste Journal.
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80 the People Of Miller County.

have opened 8 LUMBER YARD in tho
town of Upton, Moniteep County, and shall
keep constantly on hand the very beet Of
Lumber, and guarantee that will sell same
to you Cheaper than the same can DO bought
at any point 10 Central Missouri. Persons
contemplating building will lind II 10 thoir
interest To call aud got my prices etofe pur-
chasing elsewhere. II yoa con't bsliege tne
ask your neiehb0rg.
Yard on Morgan ST., South OF Bank Of
Upton. w. ". HOWARD.
1851.
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SCARLET fever OF a most malignant type is
raging in southern Indiana In tho city OF
Evansville Il has assumed the shape Of a ter
rible scourge. Within a month, more than
five hundred cases have occurred, n largo
proportion of them fatal. Many families
have lost two and Others three children each.
The schools have been suspended. Famil los
shut themselves indoors. ALARM and Gloom
are everywhere prevalent.
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CERTAIN northecn puilanthrOpists have
been aegitsting - scheme for sending steam
boats down the Mississippi river for the pur.
pose of furnishing free transportation 70
such neGr1po as desired 70 crnigrst3 10 Kan
sss. A number OF prom, uent southern plan
tsrs haYo issued q formal address protesting
that the scheme would bankrupt the planters
and pauperize the negroes.
As 10 the results OF the scheme the address
speaks as follows:
"The northern philsnthropists, WHOSE
lRrge-hoarted generosity wa have had such
recent cause 10 appreciate, can hardly estt-
mate the effect upon the emotional, eXcitable
and credulous negro os tho sppearance on
tho Mississippi river OF e single boat whose
mission would DO IN give transportation TO
the negro kensasVard. While such a steam
or could at tina utmost carry OF only q few
hundred, the whole country on both sides OF
the river would become simultaneously
aAame with excitement, growing crops would
be abandoned, houses lett teEantloss, the
comforts OF the laborlng mans life would be
spurned, the small gatherings of years OF
labor in the shape OF stock and poultry
sold for n trfie or thrown away. and tho en-
tire negro population would collect on tho
river bAnks, destitute of provisions, means,
or this comm0ne5t necessaries of lite, firmly
convinced that tho promised day had arrived
ut last; that the government was at length
coming up to its promises, and that a lite OF
ease and plenty waa 10 be theirs IN the future
A feet OF transports and months Of time
would be necessary 20 effect thGir removal.
10 the mean time the loss of the bulk OF the
cotton crop and bankruptcy Of all dependent
on it would result"
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-Bundes Senator Vest hat cine bill
eingeroicht, woiche die dem Gen. Shields
bewillegte lebensloanglioho pension Won
500 per monat mach dessen Tode agf die
wittwe des %verstorbenen V%erstorbenen
uobortroagt. Der Vorschlag wurde an einen
Ausschusz yerwiesed und hat leitliche
Aussicht, seinor zoit sngcnommen zu werden.
-"VolksFreund.D
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The Storm al California. No.

BY far the most severe storm that has Wis
tied this locality for years was that Of last
saturday. Tho rain cAmo Town in a perfect
torrent. lasting for several hours, aceompan-
led by almost q tornado. The bail was also
sefy heavy. and did much damage to the
foune corn IN SOHO places, cutting II mao
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-26

A meeting OF the veterans OF the Mexican
war from this state is called to assemble at
Boonville, No., on the 10Th OF July, to con-
fer together upon the bes! method to be
adopted for the enforcement of their legal
rights to extra pay. q full attendance is
earnestly requested.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-26

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
tho largest and best selected stock OF hard
ware eYor opened out in Jefferson CITY.
Stoves and tinware, cutlpty Of the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements Of
all kinds in fact, every artical usually kept
In first clAss hardware storcs, and all being
sold a. living prices. Give him n call at lO1
uiph streat.
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no

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is ~anxious TO make known
10 his fellow suffers tho means Of cure. To all
VIII . desire it he will send Il copy of the pre-
scription used (free of eharge,) with the di-
~rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will flud q Sure Cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sc. Parties
wishing the Presentation will please address
L. A.. WILSON, 1874 Penn st. Williams
burgh, N. Y. 10-Gm
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A Stock Company OF this country and
England has been formed, with a capital OF
Ss5O,OOO, TO operate In cattle in tho territory
OF Wyoming.
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Osage valley Banner.
Thursday, June 90. 1879

Senator Vests bill for continuing tho
pension'of Gen. Shields Of 500 per month,
to his widow, has been passed by Che Senate.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-26

We have never heard as much distress
demonstrated about dogs killing sheep, in
different parts OF the State, as during Tho
passed few weeks.
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-WAETED: Ten tie makers at my to
works, SIX milos below Tuscumbia Oh the
Osago river; Will pay u ceuta per tie; tim
Der good: none but good 10 makers need ap-
ipsi good board at reasonable setes.
GR0. A. WILLIAMS,
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Capt. A. j. Pickett has been hoard from.
he Is in Saline county, discussing the
srTucker plan" through the columns OF the
journal Of Agriculture,
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Col. Howard is in trouble again. This
time it Is on account Of the regent rains
which ho says made the corn grow SO fast it
pulled up all his cornfeld beans BY the roots.
-California Democrat.
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Cheap and Good
H O NJ S

We arc Offering tho following tracts OF land
for sale or trade, at terms to suit, for par.lcu-
lars address tho BANNER:
gao acres IN Lacledo county,
100 in Miller county
$50 &C 90 90 -
40 50 -
leo IS q "
lots in JET: city; two with buildings,
seven rooms each.
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THE
Alpine Silver Mining Company
ofColoradO.
Capital 81 600 600. 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
UsAssEssipLE. EULI PAM.

UsAssEssIPLE. PULL PAID.
Daniel j .Splaine, Pres. Ill Thompson, Sec.
odice,-Gl BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IRE property oil this Company consists OF
twelve mines and mining locations, located
in Lake County, Colorado, In the vicinity of
Leadyilie, upon all Of which extensive work
has been done, in all cases exhibiting true
lssure vrins, good pay stresk, and well de-
fined lodes.
Two OF the leading mines arc well opened
IN and have at the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS OBJ ORE IN
SIGHT. The Railroad now under oonstruo.
ton VIII soon DO within . short distance OF
this properly.
Tho company proposes TO soil a portion OF
It's stock at $I,a1 per share for the purpose
of moro completely developing It's mines,
aud for the erection OF works Tor tho treat
ment ofits.ores.
Application for tho stock may.be mads.to
tho office OF the Company, 6l.Broadway,
New York.
N. B.-rhe Mining Record, of New York,
the highest mining authority IN this country,
says Feb. lst 1879. Tho principal owners
Ia this company ara hard working men who
by their own labor have uncoYeredlarg
bodies OF orc which they now wish to e3-
tract and send 10 market. Our. readers will
do well 20 make a venture with theta worthy
men, their money viii probably be returned
to them twenty fold Tho business. man
agemeut has been placed 10 tho care OF Ms,
j. l.. Thompson, an etbeer OF high s1anding
In one OF The largest and best hunks In the
city. a prospectus giving full particulars
sent free, OF application to the Secretary.
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Daily TINES one month, Including ono
ahAre 10 next Distributor, .,.......Sl,O 90
Tri-W eekly TItEs two months, iuefud-
ing ono shste ~ nezt pislribatlon.. 100
Weekly IIMEs six months, inonding one
share IA next Distribution ,.......s... 100
SPECIAL WATCH OFFER.
For every clnb Of 80 subscribers To either
edition Of THE TIMRs, at above rates. tAil
Reul at one umo) we will send one Hunting
Case Com silver WAtchpworth $l6. 10, hand
somely engraved and chased, and warranted
By the Elg:a Eauonal Watch Company's
own silver medel gusEgutee.
Send the money payable TO THE TIMES, in
Drafts, Postotica Orders or T. sgistered Let
tiers, and ~ soon IA received tbs names viii
10 entered on our subscription list, and the
paper and tickets sent for the tina ordered.
Do not send Checks, "a it costs % cents u
collect theu. The cash must aceompsnh
every ordor, We canaot open accounts vito
agents or suL'criherS. Address all orders 70
THE TIMES, ,nsas City, Mo,
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Ponds Extract
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inflammation and IemOrrhage.


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not admit OF mining sli thu diseases for which
it Is q speciGc; but We Will send a history OF
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ing results OF using the Extract rs a toilet re-
quislic, has induced rs To prepare mod God
forms nt the Extract IN . Toilet Sosp t5JG. =
box OF 3 cakrsl, a Toilet Cream for sJtteuing
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our Catarrh Cure i5s. used With our NasAl
Syringe 10. 4 10 Il radical cure. Our Inhaler
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every fgmiiy. Our Pllsters excel all others.
Zee our Medicatcd Paper to prcsea. and cure
Piles and CualGg.
The base Of sll our Toilet and Medicinal
preparations Is PONn's EXTRACy. which is ~
guarantee that they arc supeuOr, and deserve
TIA confidence OF the public. Sold b. all
Druggists. PreUgred ouly by
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II U s b A DIS
Calcined Magnesia

Four First Premium Medals awarded.
Moie agreeable to the taste, and smaller dose
than any other Magnesis.
For sale in Government Stamped Bottles, at
Druggists and Country Stores, and bv
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ANNUAL
PREMIUMS
Given Away to Subscrig
bers to the Kansas
City Times"

Our noxt Distribution Of Premiums IN Subs
scribers will be- made August J., 1879, at
which time an unusually large and attraotiye
lit OF Premiums will be allotted, Including,
among other things. $3.50 In gold. The fol-
lowing are "a fey ct the
PREMIUMS:
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Dr.. G. W. BBS,oN's CELRRY AND CHAM
oMILR pills are prepared expressly To cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headaohe, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeDlsssness and VIII cure euy case. Price
fifty cts - box, so pills, postage free, Sold
by all druggists, OEce, No. 10G n. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Nd.
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FIE FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
January lst, 1873.
SCHEDULE OF ASSET
$so2,ll4O3

OFFICERS,
GEO. Y, CRAM, PRESIDENT.
S n. poop V-P. JAS. NEW MAN, Sec.
W. II. PULSIFEll, CHAS. BRANCH,
TrCas. Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
S NJ. Depp, Go. T.. GRAN, JEO. WAuL,
Geo A. hladill, Jas. Newman, Dave Rorick.
S h. Gilbert, G.. o. Carpenter, II. +. InpeTsOll,
&. l.. Joy, j IL. Stephens, Jno. l.. Blair,
w. Ii. Pulsiier.
j.. M. HARDY, Agent.
California, Mo.
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PENSIONS

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even If sllghtly Disabled,
can obtain pension back from day OF dis
charge. Oue OF our firm In Washington 10
give personal attention 10 sl claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but write at
once Send stamp Tor our new soldiers cir
cular.
W. Q. BERINGER & CO. PITrsBURG, Pa.
o. OllesL claim. AGencY in Tho Us. Him
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Subscription Rates.

OlTtuIAFs VunIb1nthg WI iIaI OF Premium
sent free on application.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-23
Our Guesfs.

The following are the names of the
Helena Rifles and their accompanying
friends, all now lodged at the Peabody
Hotel, and who arrived by steamer
early this morning from Helena
Captain John L. Henderson, Lieu
enant James A, Tappan and wife,
Lieutenant Greenfield Quarles, Ser
geant S. G. Moore and wife, Sergeant
John Cook and wife, Sergeant A.
Myers, Sergeant j. H, Jackson and
wife, Corporal j, R. Lambert, Corpo-
raj T. A. Euper, Corporal Il. P.
Govan, j, NJ. Bennett and wife,
NJ. Remhold, T. L. Biscoe, S. S.
Faulkner, T. FL. Faulkner, E. c. Hor-
ner, j. I. Hargrave, Gray King, L.
Lucy, w. Lucy, L. Longley, s. Lingg,
w. E. Moon, jr,, H. Myrick, L. NJ.
Mooney, D. V. Mitchell, A. Raiuey,
j. A. Rainey, f. B. Sliger, j. c. Tap
pan, jr., 7. NJ, Upshaw. w. G, Will
hanson, Mrs. w. H. Govan, A. R.
Govan, Miss Jennie Dade, Miss Bessie
Ware, Miss Donna Goyan. am
The visitors from Helena are to be
entertained tonight with reception,
concert and a hop at the armory of
the Bluff City Grays.