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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
III RESTORED.

Prescription Ffce F"tihe speedy Cuty ~ sem
tual Nraknoss lHss III Mauhooi, sud all dls
uUi,rs brought on Nv ,udisUrvtuu 90 excess, All
nusstal has the ingredients Adde'S DAVID
suN 4 90 - Nassau ~. Ny p'1tsOdoslb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
HENRY ROEMER
No. 9lOl MAIN II. WHEELING.
ma, I'm, dnuf a,,o,, 1 atuahau'G shoe store
ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

EsERAL BUSINESS AND REAL EaTATE
NJ ATunt aud kotATy pabiio
eIAmirs.i and rlasssi, Eslatas settled. kots~.
bspk Accounts snd Kent Collected
Cnliestions promptly rvtniitssi, and al bust
nc. opfuspoadsnCe ponAdsausilI stshaea va
osAos ift Market street, Cfsnslss Block, oysf
Ctr hank, wbeelias. W, Va ssp'V
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

IUNUENEtN IINk INHIF
AN AND AFTER NAKCu %, ls~l. TRAINS
~ Will arrive and dsIau - tuilows, hyila'fV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
YOUNG M EN-

At utbsts stf sHi.t r.Ht NHrFHt ant Ihysi.,l To
titF b 80 g. NsHIF Nf..f. Itsulstu,s sbtHsiufa
alt tha uaUF a...T .H.H. tHsHUsa u shtIF ttIst 90.
t.. st. atu .Ht...tIlf tsur uts,t tr ,HuaUIuus "a
t.Hf.HIs
CO.,. ttb,TUt, NtNtlW ssTsass ths uuuIItIs'tsi
taH a. Its.u,si ht Iuf.ts sl u's'h 81 i"i.'' sis
t..tt. t4 ats..t.r rt. h.ugs . aui t.uts u.,t tbs
,s.4 4sb .raVIs tHt sIttu,. tHsi g. a. sitH. 's'd
sul urIlY tusrrv
ss.l tHlIr ttlIsas 600 t..ttfl .td o. e .uIf, atri
tuttHu.tuHl, suItb thH..ssJ,.tt stli De- ssnt E"l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
INV Aids
AND OTHERS BEELISa
HEAL-TH Fl,
CTppurTu ANN pNppCV

HIvItW, ~ UIUHtUNttp IutH
NAt. Miiitt ~ rim Hiifp
ron tIltE pBIiUiut nos
nj THTNrsl urup WtAttU. UtuitNt rui rhfsl
Il .sI tHituts. aHi 81 tHt'tis col. IFfia -
ttu.si..u &c taysluis sHt th.asr wt. codes Doom
h.t..us. tshausftua aHl ttTHIHi bts.H..f tsstT
stfat tbst bears utaIu health tl huHHfU hRUtusFa,
ts.stFss sttsBtiru be- zee pace Ant o.. wHuT lurf
- q tuts 49, suHasrsI aut NalustIr rHiHHHFlIHu -
,.ls.t.sssi g. 80 ubH sfa Doe usy ,t RI Nisirs
Toe sttIs.t q bs,tt. %. De- rsaHus H Do Iur. aul
tbs buu.Itui cot .tH.fII.HH 90 stHi UHiHtiAufs
4. saist.ua buH,suttf, sIv iulf yuusui.,si ,s'
plaIutsi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

MvuiuIN, TIE
uatutould ~,
HIiti diseased
that lead I,
Consumption
insanity n ~ &.
AZ raTlyHrAyu
~ bath M
uRiIOI how
shattered The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
LIVER
REGULATOR

~ WttIr thvvVtlry dp not al nu'air ur we
siaula, d a. cusYv inhi bat ath'I assist dis's'""
aitrt uatiug q, tai ius simmons liNvt Regulator
uf M,tit,lue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
II. H. MoiIin a, I
Bsllairs and Southwestern R. r.

lllllAitilhlsf ~
p,irs o. "a Sold by al Druggists mi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

Its not TIE guam
ItiiN vnivu tllstEiNuA
stpusth ltt, tlurli
aud health II IL
thr thorough ,lis,s
tinU 1T thC lst'l "a
Sen lytit be- JAu,h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
TuAIEII.IIS' uIrIDE.

~, G,IIovtu suti, b., u,sdo up ou "h'oll'
tiW,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

IINtR plgtN sl aud
indigestion pUNNl iu
pvst,JvNi,Ut thHli pee
inhiN nt,N uil,I ,uHlt
IA, and rli,t I. 81
WHNsHuNtuualy suuuht
after a. the liver h.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Fire on Hhipl,oartl.

AT hnlf.paat q O'clock Saturday morning ~
ahin Hecanooaa. Nant Johnasn, wing y ~
foot of Terraehofa street. ,otfed WIN 2a'
ward az the MAIN haoh On the arhoasd aida
ks aeon a. the Ore waa discovered the ahtp'
numra were htNnsht .uta r.lu'aiaon, hut q
the Ara cunld not re checked tue tlreboat Fro
fe.tor waa tumai lately Ru. Munad.
On the arrival of the veeasl the HectapooHas
hachaa were Immediately hattened down and
the hold wac Immediately flied with oarheni,
acid Gaa.
The amount ef damage cannot be atatad, M
fha hat chez have not been innovaa. 10 day
divers will 40 4 wn Into the hold and make az
inspection. Tho uectanorEa waa bound fn'
Havre, aud her narRe which waa owned hy
jAntic Insurance Nempany Of New yo,k. renra
apnted bv Maraha,l ] rmi 4 DO. Of ,hta city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Arreat or a Suspicious Character.

Iaet night Aida Dave aud Mike Hanneeae,
arrested man whom they had recaaton 81 s,e
pett IA baina a dangerous character On tue
destroy an envelope which h. took from. his
cont pocket, hui was Ietected ia time and the
papera aennrd. AT the staHon tue aeen aed
s,aners found Il hta vnsa as,nn proved that he
wae M, other tlan 4 u II Ellie. n defauinR
town clerk &C Pueblo Colorado.
In the ,nvalnpa a II n,pbar uf newspaper rlip-
pjnan containing a full account Of his dafaea-
Hpne weta discovered and fronl them |, waa aa
cnrtaipad that while Oh a spree he Ind anrro-
nriata,, anme saR2 II the towns money. His
father Abal Ellie. however. made that amount
rpc,s, and the matter waa Iulatad down, cnnsa
nnentlr Elia 10 nrt o fugitive. Tie was. how
ever, detained until hia case could he inseRii-
uata1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
SHOOTING A BOY.
Although the Accused IL Charged with
Shooting Maliciously, the Facts
Prove II to Have Been
-an-Arnitle,l

III HNVIWHUtt
At half paat o'clock lest night, az biaeR'e
aboot,pp. gallery. TO- 1T Charles etfeet. by
named oh Craven. con ~ u'hee' pah
Craven. wac shot IN he cheek aud na'n'"'ly
wounded hy 4 rifle II the hands o. q y, man =, :,
named VIM. hrnsn h'9mn ,h WI :, a ," e,a,Inn
ai,s,oel with being ,nnh opnd shcct'he and
wansl,rp with tnent - mn, der ..,,. ,,,n.
Although 'hs as,nneM - , hna'eI ,,W Viz nal,
. nTf - - ,he oapr gntu prove TINT II wsa n'f
dental lie e,eueed entered the shooting ~,
~ ~ siL nnI III a IA, get IA ha was about ~
tasu AN he ptepie,ctsf the rlaee cav tha.
be was drunk sna lm,diately s,anred w, " ,a u
s 80 II M ne n m him sen Ha ensued. nnd me
, weepen Il being ii. charged the ball took effect
N, vnunQ Utavnps face.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01

LooxINu.cL AND ART EkroT.-L Uter .,
No. 81 Royal street. Is one OF the eldest ART
depots In this city, and Is an establishment
cha. when once fairly in one feels as Y hours
could be spent IN looking over and inspeotioG
the beautiful works Of art e be seen on al
sides, To those of our readers who are fond
az steel ersravinss wa would say step N =,
narttas needing ANYTHING In the mirror ne we
would say 70. i, all means, to U!e5s. He has
undoubtedly the larsest a, p, han .nd ne,
mirrors ia i've found In the South. consisting q
Gilt walnut and gilt. ebony and E,li Queen Am q
mirrors But to attempt to describe very hlnG
this paper. ard We refer our readers TO as
card In the pkMccRAT 0 day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
THE CITIZ EMS BANK.

Below will be found statement Of the STATUS
of the Utlzen.' Bank. It may be remark ed ha,
II any event II ia not question of the hazard
Of The interest y lepusitora. but only interests
of the Stockholders.
The IiiAana Bark announces to the ruhlin
thnr the negotiation with tbs tnrrien holae' IT
tha bends tssu-d In 1890 ts sitl tn nrhgfaas.
In lon.
The banh has no cause TO annrahard 'ha' the
honthnldsts Will tesrit to stfama mananfes,
certainly not during the pardanrv of the nseo-
Hatt"ns. On the contrary, the bank ta assured
by Ito friends abroad that al euntaba ariaet-
NJ snt viii be- mnde.
The barking dannrtrnnnt of The hank Il n n
position to r-auon, PROMPTS f. ri demauls
nf be denos.tn,a, hm' from prudential n,ttiv .
lie issue II IL re"i"e neentlatiaus.
This al ,tan,ant II made 10 A., quaint the pub
lie with the lscts end % allay appieheneipns.
- '''e' y 80 Jaa ]. TAnLrToN. Cashier.
New Q,lsang !apna,y ~, 1880
STATEMENT VI the Giti7 ms Bank If Lnnei-
ana, Banking Depart ment. 1T The close Of
bnsint a. thirtle,h u, january, 1891:
RESOURCES.
Checks for Clearing
Currency and coin. cor ose 1s
Exchange --....4. ..s.... ~ eup %
Loans on demand .44.. ~ aas na- sapt, I29 40
li,au. aud discounts aeq.a ,s "a
Mortgage department Gaa faf ~
Bnhhs ard stonas ...@.. a. aa6 st I. 9aa. 4ns ~
suspended dent ...#.44. 80 aqo Oa
ExNanea account ....ys.s ~ snA 81
Real natate .+ss.5 -4.++.@ so. npn 90 9oa nov az
s2.s6l,s1s "A
i1aRttITlEa
Due leppaitrra .......E.. SAG GET ~
Due banks aud bankers al. eco IS
ntvtdsnds unraid a. 20 q OFT es7 y
Undivided uronta s. asT 60
Capital stock .....s-s. 800 ooo 90 Eao as1 90
s2esl.s1s ~
rUhlial,ad hr ort3ar NJ the hoard
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
A pEEl.ER SHOT.
hid His Pistol Fall or Was He Play
ing with Ftp

Ataourrter 10 o'clock last night, while on
oar r. Alexander. Of the Ha,bor Station, was 81
duty on board The steamship Louisiana hi'
r,etol accidentally Tel, from HE rocket ana one
~ lie chambers exploded. End the ball en.arsa
Tha wounded officer waa tekan ~ e .,lann !
5,u., e,ore where hia wound waa ohcnneel
naln,ul. but not dangerous, He was 'oh'eseh
Frrm another source Il was aerarta'heu ,na'
tha cfIieer wps rartleealy handling NE revolver
Srhan Ii !. II a. And.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01

NEw LAKE END Trains to the Lake New enc
viii leave Canal street everv hour from 10 =. N.
oep. The last train Will leave the lake at
p. M The weather Is 60 warm and pleasant
that trips to the Lake shore are becoming very
popular and ere long We may axrent quite
rush for the fresh air and delightful bresEes TO
he found thera
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Chrteteuinu of Louisiana No. 10.

I,aet night the memhera " Steam Fire Com
vAny Ne TO- drawing their new engine. and
headed hv a One band repaired 70 the residence
Of Capt Sambula. whara the engine w.a chrta-
tened Antrn.a asmhol.,s after the Cap ain =
made BY Judges 4. ]. N. Smith ana J. II. lewis
The m-mb-re and aueata OF the company then
partook or a luneh, after witch they Waited p
number af their irieuds and enliycnad them
With a delightful aarenade, among whom WAS
q DtrAf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
THE SKATING RINK.

The audience AT the HsattpG Rink waa lair
last niabt. on the occasion % the skating tour
usment Mr., q II. Ginslinaar auccaed . ~
CAPTURING 10 out VI n poesihle IA rtnGe and
winning n pair ,f niekle4 plateh ate.l asstee:
Tha iosirnnip 1T wac concluded with a grand
march. III witch the b. at hatera participated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Badly Injured.

At q o'clock laat evening Joseph Matthew'S.
while driving n noat loaded with cotton into
the Orleans Cotton Preaa, on Tchoupttonlaa
street, fell and. hdnE caHsht between the Eate
and the float was badly injured about the arms
and breast He was removed to hia residence
a. Race Rteaat near Religious
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
A STR ANGER.
Robbed Hut Did Not Wish to Prose.

cute.
saturday morning. ut the ineiRasion OF Lon's
t,esta,dl. Rereean, nayh, ard Cc'rc,al Farrell
arreeteti Fanny Hicks and Elizabeth Forester
and locked THIN M Oh the charge OF rohhe,y
Of tss. The efIlna,a. after efl, citing the arrest
recovered the etolan money: Yesterday, WIEN
The eaee came before Judge abeehan anhoush
ha had naueed had tohhed him he ,'ecltnad 10
prosecute. The sergeant, MT W hing 60 ne
humbueee' In this \ amer made an nthaav',
from Information received anu snhRoeha,
G1Ant adj IA A wttn.aa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Raided by the Police.

Last nisht Capt. O'Ne.l raideh two gambling
Raroupe an1 one III the corner Of Del, rd aud
Ran,part, The raid resulted in the arrest of
aixteen gamblers and the capture Of their var
nnharnaitn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01

Tho entire prooaeda arising from tho sale o.
tbta work are devoted 20 tho Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund which Ia Invested in uatad
Stats Il Gietara ! H,n'a for the nurture care.
support and education Of the ten iufanta de-
privad Of their parents laat GUNNER nj New
Orleana tbe melancholy Incidents Of which ga,
bereavement are at,ll fraah In the public minds
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The volume IL puhlehed In the best style Of
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
"A Dangerous Character.

III. n. nuvall, n noted character, was yester :.
locked M In tho Central station. charged wi \
being a DANGEROUS and suspicious character.
Duyall Will ba aiven twenty four hours 10 leave
the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Charged with Forgery.

Chaa. LatAller was yesterday arrested at the
SustiHatian or Alex. kesaeo and ,dGed In the
Central Station, charged With forgery and en-
hasslamant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
Contempt Of Court,

Robert Metz was lodged In the Central Sta
tton, charged With contempt Of the First Re
cordera Court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
Bob White Assaulted.

4 very srriou- i,iiieal,y too. p!sce Tues
dsy afternoon, .h"nt I o'clock. in tG~ po.,.
uf6ee ~ Mexico. b~,w~sn W y. Gran sm.
sgsnt for Mt;nff-y'- "R-sder-.' and X ".
White, edi,or 81 the LsdySs Jn-r ~ Mr..
White Wa stopping. In The ac' IL tskir:
his msil from rhe p.st.fii,e b,x, ';rshsm
came up unaware u him. AZ q struck him,
Knocking him dawn. then stamping him IL,
the lace. Mr White il ia u very Critical
condi,iuu at Thu. Writing. The q. n -ulfr
grew ont III u publication ia las, well.
Lsdysr. Everybody pronounce. il a c"~-
nr'i!y assault. Gtsh~m pleaded guilty be-
lore the Citv Recorder. and Was fined -
and coats. but VIA Immediately a.reste,i by
Sheriff GIx.-cock aud taken before Jas,.cs
Hoo;en, and placed under ~ 90 bonds.
d.. K.e,nn dressed Mr. WLi,.'- wounds,
an,l -Ays he il ia = ssTy critiAi condition.
Mr.. Graham was FORMERLY n re-idrn, o!
s}sdalis, aud while here conducted him-r!.
in = Pescesi,.e ms.n~r, and MANY will be-
as,"aished TO find on, that he hs. engaged
in n street brawl with"u, proper c.u-e.
NJ. White i- also we'll kno~n TO IT,.
people 81 Sedslis. and they extend him
their sympathy aud Dish for his -resiv
recovery lie has i,~eG married bur . lev
weeks, and his Young vile i- reI-uisd rs
being Weariy dead w.th fright. an. never
lesves hi. issi.ide,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

4 Carpenter 0AoosD q Barber
Through the Heart, Killing
Hin Insanity.

! Rsr.a. C,sy Times. !th-
From gentleman sho came in On thu
Chicago 4 Alton train ysssesdsy aornias
oesRes particular. se,e ohsa,sed Of nus.
der which occurred On Monday evening ri
Oir.ss. I, scene that ior some time bad
blood had hr-n brewing between ore Lewis
Meyer. . barber. aud William Williams,
. carpenter. Meyer clsioed lhsi in the
erection III = building Tor him willisms did
not lave ny ." his confrscs, and that in Con-
sequence lns~ hal resulted. The men had
hsd several ~",dy en.css onresariine the
oaatier, tu' ms,thing -~r,ous ~. anticipated
By the iriensis III -i.h~r. On Moadsy night,
however, the matter g. me- W crisis. The
mea mss in Meyes'- s.lsnn. AMI the old
trouble beine brUschs.i, . qusrrel quick ~
followed. Il - M, knvvn who struck the
frat blow. hut s,,tsi~uly Williams drpw y
revolver anil -ho, Meyer through the heart.
He then a,,~@ps-d To escape. tu, wss cap
iUred AID locked ny in jsii ct tbs,
loi", until yesterday, when he ~.
removed Ia Lexington. the County EAT.
The murdered maa va veil known about
OSlss.a. which - little station on the
Chicago 4 A'ior rnad. . few miie- ss.t Of
Kansas City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

When the T-bn 4 N~o~ho raiiro.d ws-
first begun, . li,lie rosd to give Clinton
-onn~ciion wiih Se,lslin and the Missouri
Pacific. isW Thought that il vould brcoms
me al the most p"pulsr ,hOsonshisrss in
the c..nn,rv. Yet ia is nos one ~ the
largest Corporations. and in y cher, time
viii osn and con,r"l IN unhroksn track
from Chicago ." the Guii ii MEXICO!
S-tial,s h,s been luciy With the rsilro~si.
her enterprise .nd necsss',ie. called int"
~xi.,src~. The Narrow Gauge will IN time
reach the Ark sn.s- lime, aHs the Chwsxo
4 alton -xten-ioa i- only = MISTER ii time.
In .s~skine Of the ". X. i =, he Mis-
s"uri RepsN crs. at Yesterday sail: Ia wee
learned yesterday irom . r~iisbi~ .",ssrs'.
shat the l'en:..,n snd Pacific rsiiro~d a"d
ll-ri-on and Southeastern rsiir"s.i hsd been
purchased by s,ock holden. soi ''""si-h"ld-
er. of the Missouri, ksns.s and rexas
sossi. The lkuis"n Pacific wss built and
OWNED be Col. X =. ~,~ver. and hi. ss-o
cisaes, aud Col. >tev~p- -. president Of
the rnnd. The sale sss consumxted since
the irsi Of January. The rwo n"ads will
consolidate aud b. hereafter known ~ the
Missouri, Kxssss and Texas Railway EI-
tension. Under the new management the
DenisoO and Southess, road will I've extend
ID through to Palestine, ITO miles from
the prrseni terminus Al whi,erishi. and
the Dsois0u and Pacific line will he ex
tended lJO mile. in the direction vi south.
western Texas. The ssle nOw hr~s made
public IL coasisAed very imporssnt in view
Of the valued eoasecsions anil increased e1-
tension projected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

.. An unknown man Wa killed II Green
KiAes lat Saturday night By the carr.
1se stranger Vas seen in Green Eidse
hsfDse dark Saturday, and said be VA from
Deni.on. Texs.. and VA going to Holden,
Ne. The Only slss to his identity is that
H. oaae OF Ennsssoo and also th.t OF
Josss sPpeaS h . oemorandum book
Which vas ioss1 o. his person.
Whss he left 0reea Ridge be went aud
sss down On the railroad track near the
water tank and i supposed 70 have vent to
sleep. He VS. struck By paaing train
When the body vas found il ~as lifeles-
and the skull heokea u.
The dsesa~d sss apparently about
twesey. thsss ysan of age. II IL supposed
Inst h bsleaged TO some travelling show Of
sooe kidd
The auth0rities n Green Ridge ieIe-
grspbed . descriptions Of the deceased 10
Denison and 70 Holdea.
An ioquest wss held By Jus.ice Vaughan
to-day. and Q verdict rendered 10 accord
ance with the above facts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
70 Your Hair Falling or Turning
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Depot for United States, ;iS0 Worth Sixth
street, Philadelphia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

The symptom. are moisture, like rrrs-
piration, in'en~e Itching, increased by
scratching. very distressing. particularly a,
night, ~ il pin Worms wsre crawling in
and sbon, the rer,um the private paris
are sometimes affected; ii allowed To con
Time. very serious nsui,. may follow DIR.
swayue's AIl-Hesling H"tmen, il pleas
snf, sure cure. Also for letter. Itch. Sal,
Rneun,. ScaId Heat. Ery-ipela-. Barb~r'-
Itch. Blo:ch-.. al Scaly. C'u.,v. Cutane-
QUA, Eruptions. Price 20 cents, 3 hoxe-
for $l.25. Sent By mail to any address on
receipt of price IN currency, or three cen,
postage stamp. Prepared only BY DR..
Swsyne h Son, $50 North Sixth ssrrst, Phil
sdelphia, Pa. Sold by ell prom'nen, drug
Rists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

The Kansas City Journal snys II seems
hardly psosabls that after the experience
OF Lest GUNNER that the Chicago aud 81.
Louis Roads would allow themselves to be
drawn isso Sight, bot the report ~ss cur
Fsst yesterday shss two Of the Chiesso
sosds we're giving extra comoissious, and
that this We likely to make trouble.
Thsss - enough in the suuor 10 have
eansed . pe0engss agent Who m
intended 10 % wsss yesterday. to remain
q bone 70 catch developoenn. II he
SGAs shoald eoaosses over Chicseo bss.
iasD Il = - likely thss 81. Louis business
vesld ssesPs.