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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Ths Money - Good - Col
locbe6.


Things have bagun to look bright
again. .Ihs RAzoo 10 had it. blues
and once again begins crow
ing fr Se6alia - oock Of the walk.
A sailgosd meeting Was held in
WhiAjs haA ~ night. and the result
will b The early building Of the road.
Tie meeting vas called to order BY
Mr.. Cyrus Newkirk, Who explained
that tie object Of the meeting Was to
devise ways and means whereby the
responsible citizens of the town could
guar.ntee 70 M. AeP hssson. the con-
tractor. the amount Of the city and
county subscriptions to the Sedalia and
Warsav road. - veil - make arrange
ments to oyer any deficiency that may
occur On account Of any Of the sub
scriben to the fund falling TO come to
time with their m0oey.
There Vas . good deal of discussion
% 10 the most feasible plan TO pursue.
but % the main questioe, that the
early completion Of the road Is neces.
ary to The growth Of Sedalia, and
should Be pushed forward TO IN early
completion, Tie meeting Was unani.
moua. A letter was read from Capt.
McPhecson hoping that ut the meet
ing al obstacles to The early compile
lion Of tie rod would Be removed. and
skiing that . Telegram Be sent him in
Iowa. He e6en 70 return immediate
~ and bagis work
After some further argument th<
folIesiag pstiea W. drsw1 up, which
will Be presented during the week fol
signetures. Should enough names b
procured, work vill soon begin On ths
rod
EEDAIlA, No, Oct. Let. 1879.
We tbe oo6eDignsd, hereey goarante'
20 ~ 6s1al3a, WansW end So9thesn Rail
way Ceopaay that ~ sso Of 6ity-6v'
theasasd aollan sAall - Paid % said Con
pas0 out a ~ suhscsipsioas 70 he stocl
Of said Company oads II Rsesis eooety
ard aeyse t6at ~ will sevsrally pay =
said Company our rse ~ part of any Dc
kcie tkas osy b tossd % sxist in sncl
payment q said subscsiPtjoas; provided
that - ssascnbpeAessao sAall IN Any even
Be liahls hessos ios greater 80 than on
hssdssd COLLAR; asd, provided. that thi
obliGoaioo shall sot Be enforced uetil niaet,
day0 eller he railroad Of aid Coopeo
y built md II oFesatsoa 70 The southern
lise of Rsetis coe.ty, 1t which tune th
amount Of Tie de6eisocy shall b asces
taiasd. md tbea b divided PS rsas anon
-asd Paid by-the suhscsiben hereto.
All present ut tie meeting express
e.l . willingns0 10 siGn the document
and unlee Ne havsbeen greatly mistak
en- u our estimation of the enterprie
and pash Of the people Of Sedalia, or
another assue Of The Sunday BAzoO. "
viii b ah,s b seate definitely whe'
work will begin.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Things at Lest 0Ot&ing In the Right
Shape.

A oeesisg al IL dissososs Of he 6edalis
4 Wasav railroad ~ held It The o(kee Of
the chief esCisser Friday evsaiak Maj.
Gsntsy h he chair. Thess vsse present !:
CrsvtssA HI, Nsvtisk, Hnith, Hask~ !;
By psosZ, 6 + Osv6or1 Al r. b. Mel
ton. H SeBsonsy not Asiag essssst, Ar.
d. 81. Smith ~ elscsed ssesstasy psess..
A oeobes akAAs beGsd aabed NJ. New
kirk Il 6sona - expssAsi 70 raise the
$lo,Soo saksa1 Che Camp. Mr. Nevkirk
seplis1slbse 90 6s1alis uss expsssed 70
raiss - u $3.50 saDa Of ~ asa The
right-of-wsy. Hsail thsessazscson we're
ready 70 80 = vosk, I'D ihst psooinent
nea adst s1eal6se ~ ssspemihslisy and
-guasaaass IL esusraslos thst the money
woslA - paid.
Pssi1sse Gsstsy aid ~ u. <. 4 I.
he'd lisn sha f1As-oi-vsy evss thsir isack
1t 10y pGiss 4 Which they .ay sssike Il,
vhlsA.h sessaisly ibssal, end sstsis ths
eueseios Of ~ essposaaios throwing o.
seae3ss I he Wy q TIE buildiag of The
Nasro0 Gauge.
NJ. ID. B,HoitA saaesd ifty I've oen u
be sesPo.sbas Tor ~ .aoouat. - eaeesd.
isg eee thouss.d dollan each, and Offered
% - 60 Of theo.
Nr. MsSkisk wanted the Ppsideas q
appoise eooostsee Of Eve pessoas u
plao - ssascs3Pks.s 10 - available Coz
did, cd ssssss shsis payeeet to Tie
csetsscsou. Ths PtssidsaG appoinsed NJ.
NssArk, ,. q. anlsA, As1ert Parker. ].
L. HsIl nd J. d. -CtsvSosd, :.
Mr.. Nevkifk offered The following No.
latiom. ohicA Vess sdoPas1:
Dno5us1 Thas u ooosidesatioa Of The
Iihesel suGacsipeieas nads b Tie cisiseae
Of 6edalia 70 lie Sedalia, Wassav and
Sosthesn Railway OooPasy, sPsa lie
faith thss 10 eanseal e6ssss ssa Dsssfae-
tusiaG asd repair shops q sid railway
coocoey will - locasoa q 0s6alia.
RoslsA, Thss tAis boas1 accspt he
$4,000 sshscsipeioss nads b IL e;tsseas
al 6ehaks . tke CAPITAL sGoek Of The g.
dalia, Wamav and 0Uothen RAILWAY
Coolasy, upoa ~ coeditioa that said
reiI:sy company .yill lossas shsir ss.er.l
: S.ss: 80 e Ss:.:, =: = , e :,
clan 3 80 g. - u ne.clhcs-
ur,ng - - sho6s - - eponAioa
apd 0obaG11scs q IL 6sdalia, Wanav
sad 66ehssa 1ailvay CsoPesy asd tAeir
heaaAes hsseall9 essa1sd, located q g.
dalia, cd ~ sans - - permanently
naintaised th0a.
IL following oRsElsoss vess selsctsa 70
ss.ise tie Esssssivs Oonaitsee in -.
ding I'll Tie Pssliuiaasio
RAsfnDAIIA.
W. B. Brown. J. r Hs1 A. p. Norey,
JoAa O'KesSA A8. OKass.
csEY F1cen
III. Bothvsal W. LaAssr, Irs QIes-
n 6Q2la Ie,l1a eeISI q.
GsrS9V Hlr ~ - Ksiiy'
Iss 9.is. ~ s s R..d.!I,
y. 49,. c. g. IsylesSDs. y c
4. 49, - t:S@ n. n
Ne.&M6 n.rhS : H As~. J. d
J. 81. Bss3sy.
Alher - aqPsisanas9 q ~ seooisSsl
~ ssssias slCsss.sa b .est sesi. d
~ eas Il ~ Rsui1suG
n Coonitase vsss iasGsuslsl 70 nse'
seaia u Whisss Hah q - ys.sasdss
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4 Good Location.

Geo. Towaaley haa exercised considerable
taste, - veil - buaisea sesse, II biz ~
nosal 10 his sev ssosr, No. III Ohio street,
which he hes 6sted up in ~ elegant seyIe.
He invites The ladies 10 call and aee bin
nev stock Of jevelsy. He be- sdasd silver
and gold plating 70 BE bsaiaea. aad spas.
antees Ill work il Inst lise. Hi patrons
can save ooaey b bragiag al sAeis old
silver TO hin sad hsve Il seplsse.l iast q
good - neV.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

-Eli-r R.slsed Of this city vill h-yio
. srri~s of us~esiags u Green Ridge On
Monday evening.
During the last seal year the Eaxlish
Church Mis.i"aasy Ssiesy rceiv.d $:Ss7,-
$50 from the coatsibuiioas Of childsra
alone.
-Srsviers II The Firs. Bspsi.s church
TO-DAY. H~sssoa in the ssossisg hy ,he
pastor; ~ The evening" there viIl BE- .
suadsy seAo,l cosrest ssd services u sosg.
The Rev. n. K. M;iles, of he Ohio
sssset M~shodiss chusch h. eosses oct .
very neat p.~paIes giving church sersiesa
he expects Ia iasn~ il every sesk. tn
idea i unique.
-&essice. II The Old 8chool Prssbysss-
ian church. to-day II the uaa.l h"ans. By
The aev p.ssos, shO oil hereafter make Il
rsd hos ios sissess. Sesss fsr~.
Elder Reload sns. 10 u.i"a church
to pre- seh The faaessl di~sssne of she lsss
Mr.. Wsshsisisa. tie sill spsasa aad gu
his pulpit n the Chsissisa church il ~
eveainx.
Rev. Rs'hs. West. az q. IIoai', sapssis-
seadess Of CseGsrx.,io.al ehsschs', 81
she 6osshvesa. sill psssch t'-jay as Tie
Coagsegaiioasl church, tshh morning aad
evening.
THE Duke az Nosiolk issesds dsisayiag
The vaole cosa az Catholic ehsseA ssas
sSe6eld. TIE iousdslios -ssoss 90 laid
issa vsek - The Bishop al Led. IT,
cost oi The church gill 10 aboas 1900. ~
iaelsdiag The site. which wss alSo sises By
The Dske,
The ~ Cashedssl a NosvieA, Coaa-.
i expected 70 - Essdy los eeap.sey b
Oesobss La. Il 10 easisely Al shs 6sssa
Moaaoa grssise; i or u shs lssssss, ssd
i ssid sl-o to - Tie oqss 6ssiy 6sishsd
eAsscA sdi6ce h Nsv Rsslssd. Up 10 this
siae the CO.. Of shs bqiIdiss hss bses shosa
100000.
This oosais9 thsy vlll veeaAiP 0o1 q
he Okio sersss Mssholisl chsseA b PsseeA-
iag shnus shs 'SslVslioa u CAil6sea.
rhi svssiae he R<v. NJ. Millss, IL ~
~; vill talk shoss o. iailsvs: "Is ~
sadlsss posisAasst 81 she 6aslly iopssi.
ssst Rsasesssisr This soscn - u ~
Psnoa vill Siss - . sasas q bsiosaoes
asd ths sssss lsks oi Gre.
TIE 0sale Associates oi Cuaessga.
sjossl eAsseAss = 70 oest in 6s6slia. Ocso-
bss l6sh ~ eosaisse over Sssdsy. Rep.
ssssssseivo iron al ihs Psiscipal eiaiss
I'D eovas Il ~ 0saas vill - hsss cd Pc
passticss &c hsiae osds toss srsad nos.
Rsvs. d.. Cbs ssd Bsov~, q Nee Yet,
Dn. Pes asa Cosdse, a g. Lssia. sad
Dm Rossli - HsoPAssys. d CAieaeA
80 ssoae shs disaiagsisAsd eiesyyoss q.
peessd. IL Peapls q 6sAalia Vill 6oohs-
- 81 eaesssaisQfPs ~ !eisss 70 oess slI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Tie PhilsdelpAia T.ss relates The
following: A party of hdies and
esasleuea veet 70 High Knob. too
nils iron LoedS Valley. Pa.. On .
vhoeslshssy exosrsioa. One IT Tie
party took along . saali blsek.snd-
tan terrier dog. While I'll hands
weee sashssin9 hesriss The dog
vasdsesd a into he tkiekse and ~
600 hard hartieg. One Of Tie
40 hurried O 10 Tie spot. and ~
IL dog With . 6g sstslssnsks il in
oosth shaking is 1ssesly. He sissed
% stick and, taking . few steps
forward, vas ssartlsd By . losd
sasslisg solse . fsv yards 70 BIZ
right Giving . glance in thae
directj0o, 10 ~ scores Of Tattje-
saakss coiled and sounding their
saetlsa. He took . email Cd horn
whicA - hsd tied 70 BIZ bslt and
blsv ie 70 ell Together Tie ret a
~ patty. Soon three oebse oss
arrived. They aroed thsosslvss
vitA seseka. and moving cautiously
- within seIikiag distance. begns ~
bassla Whsa it W. over he
viseoss eosstsd shirty-siehe Odd
snakes. nsas1sisg iron too and .
haf 10 I've fest . )ssgsh, asd so0s
having - oasy - tweesv sotaDa.
Til sections shosads h saatlssnaks
dPss. Tie hsysse = q ~ fooe a
0an Hill u ~ st thi do thse
Sa0 Helas. . aees6 saake-&aoae,
eaPesssd oose a ~ saakas vhieA
- sxhihiesd shEoaghoss ~ esunGsy.
-0sssa1 ~ ooas S29o q ~ Fed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
KENTUCKY LIES.
Some Remarkable Whoppcra from
that State.

Ken,urkians never li~; they ouls make
small mis-, ,i~w'ssis. IL Kesiuesias 90
IN tell . hix, downright lie. just - big -
he could, the presumption IL that b. ~ussId
kHork half IL the les'i'lr of this c..si;sess
into the OCEAN,. and srnd The remsinsies 10
the lunaiic ssylnn,.
Here cowes . pap,r from IIoa'loe, vsy
,.p in the Cumberland nounsains. ssd lells
Of Mr.. A. l.. field, vho eat 6ve WATER
melons n "ne sitting, the asgrEaie weight
ii which verr eighty seven pou.ds. AID
he did il too! Eat every blassed oos Of
thosr melons. and then wanted >ooetnly 70
pay Tor couple more.
This reminds %. al two Keaiuetisas vho
vere gambling. The stakes we're ".ly 6fiy
c-nts. but Brown having = 'Asah".
hand put down . silver doliss. which 90
promptly covered by W,l-un. Br.vn laid
down another silver hslf dollar, l'ai Wit
son couldn't 90 o~e better.
But What dors Keainckisa care fos
money? Very leo would BE- hoihessd 9th
email silver change, 10 he just pot biz hasd
in his packet and produerd ssssll hoax
book, and wrote ous check ios 6ity dol
Ian. Il vas Pso@psly covered. md ths
stakes ere becoming big. A. lss'. tn cap
The climax, Brovs wrote check Ios hos
Died thousand dollam. Wilsoa jssa tucked
that fellow in the eye oooess, scribbied
fev voris, and cslmly said:
"Never misd here i check ios al ths
balance Of The money in creation. 10,
owned By you" and b raked il she pile.
To say ihss The byssssden vsse assoeisA
would but family sxpsso sheir leelisp
"AIl the baissee Of money ~ creation" ~
too much, - one hsssensd over 10 The bssk
and on nskisg Inquiries iossd osi thai
seiiher sesslemea hsd . dollar shess a
ever did! They we're happy, shoayh. ~
What vas The di6ssence?
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W.. Basby, The e.ssspsisiaG Hais stssss
grocer. hes struck o. . new Psas 70 please
his cusaonen. He hes . printed Clip Con-
tsining liss v,th prices attacked, Of he
psincipai articles il bss house. With which
solicitor calls each oosniag On bis easto-
men and they eas order anything ny
ssnt, the articles ere checked On Tie clip
which 10 returned NTH The goods. This II
. great conyeaieace asd, avoids making .
great many oissakes and should Be En-
cou RACED.
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Capt. W. E. 0rseaIesi. ios he pss' three
yean the seaisl hose d he Atlantic Hoa.s.
Pleasant Hill, No, called Il he BAsoo
o@ee yesterday and svappsd ssosis ios -
hoar. Gene. - b = fao,liasly ksov.,
retiring froa lie hoss: bosissD %
Lei Of October, and gill ssooss 70 Ksasss
City, where be vill segags - biz Cd oees-
patton, that Of srcAisectsrs. q which -
hes lev sapesioca having followed Il los
yean In 81. Louis.
Daring his brief Say IN tie Hill - So
cesded in boildiaG ap 6ss-clas ssassiess
trade, ssd many . travsliag sss vill rsssa
TO fsd ihst be bee eoaclsded 70 setiss iron
the Atlantic. For he past too ysan -
he been Mayor Of ths sosa. ssesseasy q
the school board. ssd heIa osAes pssisio.s
Of honor, mt tie Iesse Of Which - edisos
Of The Re;es. When tAs Z 30 loass 0ess,
il loses Q good oee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

-Always @aistais god digssaiee, (yos
esc DO ~ By usiag D.. RsllS Balaiooss
P,lla) and yos vill ssoia 4asy ssoeb,e-
sone diseases. Price 8 ceoes.
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wiases ssssissp. even h ~ hsVsisa
iseiliss, ass lses asd Gill deg visAsss
lie al a ossie. All kisas q oasie.l
iaseso0soas ~ osAss osplesl 0sssheo6iup
|ess y 6ss.a h sssas sssisey - ~ os6slis
os.,s sssss. J. ". Toned, hssssissss.
Aesss e. ~ ~ es,s6ssssd planm al
osgsas os1s. Esssyshieg ssasaasss1 -
ssPsssselca.
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-ssssaa ~ aoar saso Il ~ Fed
oueso. II
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I.ots Of Pun for All, and Every
body Perfectly Satisfied.
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our Home Talont Show What They
Know About Podeotrianlom.
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THE PRIzcs

The 6rst prize Of SO vent 10 Kernoodle,
the second 70 Andenoa and The leather
medal to Charlie Roll. The boquet .as
awarded to M. Samuel Myen, Of the Eagle
clothing siorr, ~ the mort graceful walker.
Capt. Bridges pseaenied esch Of the contest.
ants With their respective prizes, and made
. very neat little speech IN % doing.
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LEGS!

600 It, LeGs," Was the Word Given
at Smiths Hall Last Night.
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Oliver 2. Kernoodle Walks On
With the First Prise.
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THE CROWD.

Fully tSnr hundred people were in at
tendance. and they showed their approval
Of the proceedings By frqusnt OniLanta
Of applsuae. Taken ell 10 al. the match
vss . snccess, and sl<ak1 veil Tor The man
asement.
THE RmHPn
amounted 10 SO. which psys al expense
and leaves . lisile pin money over.
ANDERsOx's CONDITION.
Al Ills this morning Ander.oa 80 rest-
ing easy II The oi6ce Of d.. Jones, where
he VS. carried from the hail. The dsctor
stated that the young man vss % peca-
rious condition, and thas it would requise
several days before he d all right again.
He Vas not In his right mind st the above
time.
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A minute az TOO after Parker left the
track. Anderson and Kesuoodie indulsrsl
in bursl Of speed, running four or I've
lapa. when Aoderso0 fsinted and fell to
the door. He va carried to the back al
the stage and restoratives applied. Kes-
noodle was four laps behind Ander~s.
when he tainted, and from ihat time he
took il lei~urely, completes his twentieth
mile in three houm aud City minute,
amid loud cheering. Andessou made nine
teen miles and four laps in three hours
and City minutes.
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. dissance Of nineey-six mile, making no
saep except when be wanted drink:
Myen, once upon time. ran race With
golden essIe, and succeeded in heating it
bald-hesded. The Captain then ordered
then 10 the froet Of the stage, where they
received their Instructions.
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Many q ~ fssness = di0Isset
sseeinos a IL essstsy - ee0plaia-
i1g Il . snall h)eck Worn, avssag-
|ia9 b - 70 . fsl1 iseA, that has
I'D ID apPeaseses. an6 = phyisg
~ havoe v;eh IL aPple tssa 1hs
voeo. = isoased ID . ohso vhieh -
bssa sPss b ihs hsvs. ed i
fnsosusd % ~ lsaf Ths WORN =
hlsek h eolee I'D vssy destructive.
Ths Nshsaaka Farmer ays ~ pct
suooss - hssa usasaally ha1 t6sre
fue catt)s q aoeooat q ~ HOOD
thissey lie shas svasos1 ahsst saeh
ssissl. lsslsad a saiaiag u AssA
eseA dey - IL abesdsas VIA gsassss.
IL tire vas aakse . b cattle
dssise IL dsy II kgAlise lin, asd
shae those vhe Aass ~ rod ssasisg
pasesses i vhica = tnss tbsis caetlo
b night hsvs sssp ~ sdvapeags
thpepof.
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The 6rse two miles we're made - fol-
lows:
AD6essos and KernoodIe, . N, Dasson,
AN; Roll, Is n; Heineken. . n; Young.
g u; Davis, q m; Parker, 2Sm; Bagby,
50 a; 6eglebaun. 50 n; Ayen, 81 N. and
Field s..
ByIAis time The walkers hsd got down
70 sasady work and were moving around
much more snooshllChan II the CON
0encement.
LEAVES the TRACK.
Charlie Roll, after walking 3 miles and
3 laps, In % ninutss, retired for fev min
aass' ret, and vas followed socs after By
Harry Heiaekea. After . short blosin(
| spell bosh tstursed and sere CRESTED viel
applssse.
pOD9 ArLES
H. fome.niRe or0ee - naAe - fo1oo0s
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: TO $1,000 A YEAR. or SIS to $40
z a day IN your own locality. No
= risk. Women do as well as
u men. Many make more than
the amount stated above. No
gone can fail to make money
81 last. Any one can do the work.
4 ION can make from 30, TO S2nn
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

AN old physician. retired from practice hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis. catarrh, asthma, ard
all throat and lung affections also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases has felt
1t his duty TO make it known to his suffering
fellows Actuated by this motive and a desire
TO relieve human suffering, l win send free of
ch.lrss TO all who desire il. this recipe in Ger
man, French or English. with fun directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp. naming this paper W W SHER-
AK, I4S Powers Block, Rochester. New YORK
oct cow ex mar 4
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If you want good appetite, strong digestion,
sweet breath. sound sleep, and clear complexion,
use DIR. S8IITH'S SrILLtNGIA BLOOD PURIFIER.
We do tell you. that this is cure for all Ills
but positive we of its merits that we ofer
IN good faith 500 to any person afflicted with dis
ease of the BLOOD. LIVER or KIDNEYS which q
timely use of this remedy will not cure.
Erii y:G have Liver Disease, indicated by coated
tongue. foul BREATH poor appetite, frequent head
ache duh pain i'll the side. yellow skin, or any Of
these symptoms. take Dr. Smiths Stilifngia Blood
Purifier, 1t is 4 sure cure. Physicians recommend
it as being and pzre.y cegst16is re1,ts1y, and
one to be relied upon in all cases.
1t is rapidly taking the place of the Old slow and
uncertain remedies of the past 10000 bottles having
been sold during the last few months.
~!f ycl have Kidney Disease, with dry and fever
ish skin, capricous appetite, pain IN the back or
hips, which at times changes to shoulders, breaking
feel tired aud despondent you should use Dr.Smith's
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From Capt. Diaz of the Paiaro, the !
following particulars were obtained: The |
steamer left Havana Oct. Is for Neuvei- |
tas with a general cargo. Everything |
day morning, Oct. Is, when the vessel
was in Bahama Straits, between Paredon |
and Lobas Light, an alarm of fire was
sounded. The captain, passengers and
crew, who were in their beds at the time, |
aroused to ascertain the cause of the |
alarm. 1t was found the vessel had tax |
en- fire amidships, and was then sheet |
Of flame. General confusion ensued,
some of the passengers and crew running
to the stern of the vessel and jumping
overheard in their night clothes, with
whatever small objects they could lay
hands on, to serve as life buoYs, while
others were trying to lower the boats.
The vessel .,rned to the waters edge
and sunk in less than four hours There
were on board forty-two of the crew and
some seventeen or twenty passengers, H.
Guiding about six officers and soldiers
of the Spanish army.
The Louise Ell. picked up seventeen of
the unfortunates, including the captain,
two mates and one sailor. OF this num-
Der the captain and five or six of the crew
were badly burnt and otherwise injured.
These parties, when picked up, had been
floating for Is hours on the pieces of
planks, and were almost naked.
Five Of the crew who took a small
boat are supposed to have been picked
up. One boat was lowered and some
twenty persons, passengers and crew, took
to it, but are supposed to have been lost.
Those who were picked up were in
fearful state from their long exposure to
the sun and water. Their flesh is torn
and chafed from contact with the rough
boards to which they chung, and against
which the swell of the sea caused their
unprotected limbs to grind and rub until
great patches Of skin were worn away,
while the salt water and fierce sunshine
combined to finish the work. Besides
they are stiff and sore in every limb, and
in their destitute condition present Oh
the whole pitiable sight
There was one woman, the stewardess,
on the Pajaro. One Of the survivors re
lates his efforts to save her. He had her
| at his side for some hours until he could
no longer hold her up, and she sank ex-
hausted
Doubtless many were eaten by sharks,
| for the second mate and a companion
| who were floating with plank to sup
port them saw shark approaching, and
managed by climbing on top to avoid
| away.
The Pajaro was owned by Herrera, of
Havana, was formerly an American yes
sci, known as the Niagara, and run be-
tween New York and Havana.
The captain and men speak in the
| highest terms Of the officers and crew of
| the steamer Louise Il. for the manner in
which they were treated by the English
| men, who furnished clothes for the naked
and attended to those who were hurt.
| Thirty three of the passengers and
| crew are still missing.
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ALMOST YOUNG AGAIN.

my mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy inactive
condition Of the whole system; headache,
nervous prostration, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again, al.
though over 70 years old. We think
there S no other medicine fit to use in
the family. "A lady, in Providence,
Z. /.