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20 Ill Female Complaintg.

s-r,-.rs-,.i- re- it's ua-ac sI--lHe- cors,--- OF
Ee-ltbIs Properties tlar are harmless 70 the most c
ira.. invalid. Upon trial thc merits Of this Con
mound viii t recognized --rcfief is inlrneta-c end
vixen fts use Is r-. IN --rly ynIUc ceaa i % l
tr-d perra1ns-lt Cure thousaHs VIII t-
tirv On account CE l-s proven merits, Sc i7 t'ay
corrulsal-i aai Irr1c-l by the beEt Ily5isil-7 ia
the country.
It win cure entirely tla wort form q ia'i.r=
- the uterus L11,c1rrtl1l. L-rCslisr and Tr--'gi
-F-rs.atiou MI Ovarian I-a5lI1s- Il7s-lEatlla r-
Iteration F1oodInas, ell pIIlcer1cut5 and the con
.eqeut QrIazI veaccsz IS especially at-Ttrd O.
She Change ot life l. viiI deceive and e1p"i tr1ro-s
raa the utlr7-sin early stage OF dgvclozreut l-r
-9,edily ty It. use
ra fact 81 h7s proved ., He the s--a,
set and best remedy that Eas ever beer discover
-I It pcl1ueat-s every portion % the svs;- oi -as
r-N tfeaud vi-cr u removes f---uc- t1s3-s1y. g.
---s alt cravu-, Tor s.Ilsaats en- ll-v-s vyru--s
the s-oral-h
Il cures Hloatinc u-rsacles Nervous Pr1-i--t.~a.
General Debility Siccp5- -ssEczs. nerrei1a and IEi
,-stIou That fcaliug, Of bearing down causing PAIN
weight and bacblehc. g. aIrys -crr1ccutiy cured t.
if1 uss. It viii c- II ti- and -l-r-ai crcu-llsta-
90 act IN harmony With the lgw that governs the
For Ei5asy Comp 7-lt= % s----t sex tili1 compound
g. -fualruazs1l.
lydia {. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
I.p-cparet al ca ana -s v-er-= L-euEo lynn. ya-s.
rrl-c So. SIX ua--rz t--ss1 ssl- by mail in tie
ss.Es-.sz also - t,s T1z-. GO Tr-cur-s on receipt
..f --ice SO. rss boz. cs- .-r-gE G-z- TI-EELi&
---a-s-- a-E t.-s ~ .l.e.rV Send for rem
t-za-- A.1rc-s -s al-vc -1s-t-r ti,.T paper
40 family should be- ssttlau- s--ItA &. FiNEHAi'
LT7lI. Pills They crra Cr-s-l1at-1-. Lli4Jusnsss
G1LTurliI--v - g.. liver - r-rssl-r rex
- For sale ly JT-a. 4. NELLY l Co, ticuerl
gents. PITTSBURGH. Pa, and Dr. - ST., LE2fNJl
Druggist, Ebcushurr. Pa - sl-ly-I
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CRACKS in stoves may be effectuallv
stopped by paste made of ashes and
salt mixed with water.
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Meets the requirement. ol the rHt.7. ,.
philosophy gllicl at present prevails u ...--
lecty pure vegetable remedy. a-s.r#.-..- ga
Important TreIeTt Ul preventive. ..-..s
au alternative. Itl.rtffe= tho body 7-a.'-.
lnvi--orltcs and rl-vi-l'.r-S tie -u-I. I..| .--
liver. and effects most safutars 1lH"- DID,
FOr sale by all DRUGGIST ana Dealers -s-
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SE to con per day at home Samples worth s5
- ~ '5ZN nec. Address ssrI-socss1 * Co. Port
land, Maine. Has -9g.-Iy \
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hDNERTISEES by addressing GFO. +. R0H Eli &
~ CO., 10 Spruce St. New Io-S. caa learn the ex-
ast o0st OF auy proposad.linc q ADFERT ISINtT in
American Newspapers f0c-Hase Pamphlet. 0c-
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TOHN WANAMAKER.

Ckcstn1t, Thirteenth. and Market
streets, and City hall square,
PHILADELPHIA
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and the balance of the debt has been g.
cured ON britrr terms Four hundred and
thirty dollars has been p id ON improve
me",s. The total expenditure nv ,hi.
eh ug~. ineluliu. church service. exceed.
~ I'M. The Sunday sci.C ! continues To
b. . PROMINENT aud essential factor in the
standing AMI prosperity of the chuscn
De huadred and sixtv dpiiars ri the COZ
iscI'ons f"f Benevolent pnrpo-es, were
rs'-.i nv the Sin.is. sc.o,!.
,n-.s City C;rcGi;-xs a circuit on
paper and IT - ni,.jiy A. s,ii, som. I'll ,r,
has hern made To- develop IL. but not with
marked -uces->. We still hope ior the
iu;ur-.
rs Ny PERSONAL. L,BoES
little need h. said I have con.cientiouslv
ensi.avore,, ." discharge all the d,tie. de-
voivei upon inc To- the bat ,t INV ability.
have met -ixty-four of sixty
eight quarterly Conference Have
no, missed an appointment by suck
ne--. and have MT disappointed congr--
CATION by ai,--nee. hsv. -triven to he u
pastor among the people II the district.
!" closing thu report IL would b~ unxrn.
er''r- IN u- M. t. recognize the confidence
ami consideration .hown me by both
preachers and isvnen. I am deeply grate-
ful Tor the continued kindness anil CO..
operation accorded NE By INV brethren
and official members in all NV labors in
the district. w. STEPHENS
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COOPER COUNTY.

, F,'sn th. Advertiser
The Furniture factory ha- resumed work.
The 'lty election - r;,llsdfor Tuesday April
Mrs. Nartn-n"- '.rI--i" Edy,r, ia town
visiting her par-nt-.
Mss SIZE Holman lett hest N.u.i,, to VISIT
'ueS'i- AMI relatives IN tay-ttr AMI vicinity.
W a. u stephens and wife 81 Bttnret"n
Law" '--u visiting the ta,nily of vi. iiarv~yf
EnH~e tAi~ we-k.
We arr beginning {" hear whi-p~rinss OF an
n.,tnc.m"nt- tor cDgnty officers 6,r have seen
nSil = william Yet. Come ~. boy, We need thee
Every hour
-',srr.r " Ferret. az the kan@ss city Mail has
boon IN the city thu week. having been
mohr.t here TO ~. t~.i--i,ie al hi- brother Les.
Ferrslop saturday last.
John Mccullough, the greatest trase,i.an %
tn age Will present Shcrt.isn knowles grand
tII:.dy 81 NiT.Inrg- ~ SMITHS Han, S+i.r, ON
H-Nt Monday n'.ht :.nd mt.
lFe,i--'f consumption thr 9Th ct March.
i>-f Mary 4 y l.. oi ,,-s',s Bur.-. nee Williams
sssd - war. she i.t,e> u husband aud three
children. ~" "i uhH-h are 90 tender wears, q"
mourn nor JOSS
A ra,il t',- he-u i--uc.i Tor mass neetin. AZ
the court hotJ~. IN H"on,ll- ON March eth, az
o'clock. t0 term c"GnfN immigration society
for Cooper county, sbi be sure thst YOU stten,i
.tIi,l -ee te'y"ar own interests.
We sre glad Z" state ths, Tom S,nall-, an
"cr'oan; oi who's. shooting was gwen the las;
r~-u. 1T the Advertiser '.oin. we'll Nth good
chance al final recovery. Bf. Hewlett. oi otter
t:sir. ttis'rcr 81 ne a'li'ty. charge -:
Ia e.,--.
Tn. reEuitr~'.'up. t,ti,~ drill INA IN. usnusl
q stm> - the E.l"ntill. ',l.fi- came oh "n
Wednesday nisr.t sn'i Resulted n Nr. II. stem
i'"f-- Winning the medal troE, sam Haniia.a " ho
wa- then the wear-r. Vert r.rp-reIn AGAIN stood
up b.Nt To- thu hast. AMI ~ h- almost invariably
holding out ~ we'll hs~ pr"v.d himself well
,.rl!td man. Hs u, serves - n,tr-ii praise ~ n
i- b al gotten M. m-sitl.
The EtI'stI"u- for the ib"tif>ou-Htli wSd-
sllug. 20 tai pl.,s March i-f. w~r. :->u.d .n
's-t Ws'ins~s .,y The hIeh CONTRACTING. rsril.-
Ni-- CisT;. b.I's. daughter g: the bate Noai.
u. Bell amt grand daughter 80 Hon. Henry Bel.
~ Lexington. Nv ,.sni Henry Thomson. the
at thi- pi'r- and tor number at years Treasure
r'tt,t- county Thi>viii ~. on- of the largest
ruITrt':r rtl.tu.'Iop- gwen here fer wears.
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Another one said: 81 do mot believe
all thi- talk of Mr.. Washes, about
yetiin. men from the east and south Ia
take our places. The times are tD
ynsi. There il work everywhere, AMI
men will lee slow la leave their homes.
We were getting pay which others
will not jump at"
This was the general tenor Of all the
remarks which were made 10y many Of
the men. AMI consumed
Long TINE
in delivery.
There then came up the question Of
the time Ia which the meeting should
adjourn Many advocated the select
ton of sunday as necessary, but the
point WAS earnestly disputed by thO>e
who claimed that not only was il not
necessary, Int that il was mot u proper
day. uor would il have gUpl effect
upon the outside. and their arguments
finally prevailed, upon "a close vote.
Adjourned till M:,n.iay at nine
o'.Lsk. a. M
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-23
FLEA BITES.

A wood stove Is not made of wood
Boston i,sS Nor u y coal -tov- made of
coal. Funny, isn't j, ,-IkfTod Fee If.Ss.
And = snow pillow - not made at SNOW.
Awful Jenny. Isn't r,-Binyor Commsseiai.
Neither - a sponge cake made of -ponges.
Ts-he = Boaon .jonR1t II Commerce. Nor
n head dr--- made of heads. All. h.,-
.Sai,m !SrHb.aa Nor = belly hand made OF
bellies. Va, ho,-.isiiond Press. \"r .
pot Office msde al pos'..-f;a'io" Enquirer.
Neither j. = hnmbng IA ,dr at bugs. Don's
IL? Con'inI-'i apr.su--.-.N .jas f;a-efse.
Neither u crab tree maie Of crsb-. Set
'em mp in another alley.
The fashion al clipping carriage
horses -e-m- To be gaining ground in this
city, not wiih-ispdin. the fact that several
vain sole animals haze died lately from the
effects If the foolish prsctic-.-koaSrs City
Journal
The practice of ''nipring7 any kind Of
horses seems 10 h. y,ining ground ia some
Psri- 81 Texa-, Notwithstanding: the fact
that several gentlemen have suddenly die,!
:ron the effects Of tn. foolish practice
An esrhs nge -sys Liii-ir- Living Age
has a paper un Adam ard Ere."
Th:- mh-' have been after the coupi..
had the difficulty with the snake. for in
their early garden days they didn't have
much oi .ny Ihing an Ia -pesk Of.
Martins" writes la .-k Low she shall
go ABOUT u ." &C. a husband. Marianne.
lap peer 81. - you please. '-Satcm
.Ssa.,.tm
Add Msn,nna, he very careful how yon
make Your laps" \ good deal depends
u?oa this and every we'll conducted court
ship has Owed i;- success 10 the way in
which the laps were made.
AN exchsng. saws that Wilhelm ha,
a standing of z ri four thousand five ham
dred dollars tor his violin.
There is man on Main stree, vho.e
violin would h. cheap at that provided
lac couldn't get another.
-B,r--. like sores. are always IN the
way fOaks.s Ga-ett.
AID - are ,lpor- for that matter in the
passage way; AMI ''four-,- very mach in
wsy-when The o,he. m-n holds them an!
Won nave sn see iuii.
A ycurg lads sent poem entitled Il
Cannot Make Him Smile" TO . British
new-pap-r. TIE editor ventures To exvr~-s
ihp opinion that -he would have -ucc~eded
had she shown him tue po~m.-ET.
lee, or il -he had asked him mp to
Sich-r's and ipii him !; was her treat.
-Nexsaovs On the trains call country
men "buck ~hrai-,' aud the hovs in their
turn arr called -larj ,cks.-GioJe DsnncT.n
Why 40, call them frying pans at once.
Dont ili-v Sd ti,e Luckwheais"
Found
4 small! sum OF money. Inquire at 2i9
Ohio street. J. 4. MATTHEWS.
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POUR LES DANES.
Spring Fashion Notes for Grave
and Gsy.

10y "'N '''''- '''''"' ~'f''>'
f'>" '' - wv ''i'! ~ NV ''"''"''
view dress hntt"n> all com. IA ~" siI.>
ihr ulster - V" ~ The 'a'iing ping wrap
-ianier diapery Will doubtless i~- continued.
An tin,. AMI .b,,ie. ,f p,.rx. .,,,. ,,-t ,.,,ti.
Full scarf draper. tor tho -kirt - anon. the.
coming STYLES
x,,
sm"ug TIA" fashionable spin" goods
,... IT,, -
..,'''.I'. .u, ~ "'''''''" "''' '''
-'o''','i'''n> 81 hs'''ti'i- VIE "h'"'h j"
"'''>"s ''-'"'"'"s ''"-
-rf'i>e ''i"~-t crushed -tr'"b"sfN -
'"""S va '" >''''"" T. f''''i '"'"'-
--,,tt,n.i -i;,@r saII- both .I,iu ami f.c.t,.d
ION" 'h" h''"i- 90 Fancy ii'i'> i"f 'ii, i"'f-
-S,uafl -rur.usr- from on.-;L,r,I T., mali ti,
natural -ll.. ,r. parrI,r a. r,,r.,... ,,,.u-i.
,n,nylsJ v,,b ,b. ca,nt t,,;.c oI,,- -, ,.,, ,.,,
.
New bG-,!. r~tt..o,t~ have parrOw Hourre~
let lenstha 80 the tr.in breadth. aud >tftv
>'arch"d-
III. ,,,.r ,,, -. ,h ,,,o, an, ,,
will h,. .mnlove,t ,., No., he, .,,...,. mi .,
,omf.n,tnn~
se,x..,li. anil -.,r., .an,i,.,h;.c. -,
pa,. e~rn men is,,,.r,.. checked AMI n,,r,-c,
All
h''" T','' Wv" 49, n'', mr.
.k,r,s ,o, H.. pr..,.,,
BRAIDED pa->-in-nt.ri.s viii 10 lare,iy u-.i
49,, 800. -, ~ ~, 80. q"
'"
TINE ribbon tr.cel.'. t.d, IN q large t.w
s"rn by sIri> aho wish tito he und, r~tuo,i
that they aBow What - the latest -ixle.
-t.o..i-iip.k m"t..,.ots are o.. ,cru- tati~ie
With , painted ~ s,nhroi.ser,d hor~c--ho. 81 :,
-pri. nf tour. leay.,, clover. ~ each corner
=
rocco emhra.r,i IN eolor. III q ,l,,,,n,, d around
The, -nkls- Will! 4 t~,n.l %, ,nX ar
1inrr i-'rty "'..s ""'i'" "h tne t''-,ar'h
WAIST IN The prar,eus.i. costume ri the -piins
-pr'-"h>' ""'-. "''.in''> ah' '"f"> va ,"
"enhn. t"''nS "pP''' ''n"h9 'n' pm l'".'-
"n" "i'"' i'"-'ih ~~'2hs 81 '"'"! ""f"i"'
-N"tt j. ">s"'""' Color 'ni> -PrhS. an"
,n'' !" nv nv -"""s>' h',.i '"e '"'"' VI "" r.
'" IN" >,,t h''r>. "' INV ''T'"">' ''"'" 'ai'" me
'"r~"" hE"'
The most "l'g'ni 'ir-~-'n. >liPP' r. are cf
III ,I''p -, -" ,,,, .nl, nr ,,',h -
,.,..lI.
-rh. long ov.r.irs.s. which has recently been
revived. II n"rhIng hut u gracefully dr,Ped
PRINCESS polonsl-... Nhtrh requires only Aouire
" WV
The hates; co-tu,n..- haze the skIrt surround
-l by - side plating fiom f,nrre.n TO eighteen
inches, the pai,ing h-ing g.rn.-ha,i nv one or
two bi,S iSs,I.i- oi som, iau., -tuif
-'m ~ 'h. ffeu"-t az the new spring
~ thin ~ .an,hr,c ami eissti,. like Grape, amt
returns to IT. rriukied .orn after beng
Ia,in.irie,i.
hair cover the "h"i" crown o. ne mead coming
i"" on the i"r"hrad anu h>t"nei nen's'h th-
The ca>sp"in i on" OF w" ia''-t Features ih
the new fashions ana l. hitting te,slur,
rather long ami mao" "' an entrriy Inherent
material ~ o" hhat o' w." rest "i the costume
H.. ,.,,., rox.,,x IN; rho ,x.x ,s r,..,,o nm.
-, - ~, " '.s, - ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-23
REPUBLICANS.
The City Primaries Last Night.
A SLAUGHTER Of the Innocents.

The Republican city ward meetings we're
held last night in the various wards. The
caucuses in the Third and Fourth wards
were numerous.y attended BY good business
mon vho ev;nced q desire 10 assist in man
aging the affairs of the city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-23
FIRST WARD.

Milo Blair VAS elected chairman OF the
meeting. after which E. J. Smith vas unan.
imously nominated for alderman.
DELGATES.
The following gentlemen we're elected
delegates 10 the city convention: VIM.
Beck. J. Z. johnson. Val. Hamburg, +. J..
Smith, Milo Blair, G. Hye, W. T. PAT, }.
X. Ovens, and c. Bledsoe.
FL. OFT vas re elected as committeeman
for the ensuing year.
Adjourned.
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SECOND WARD.

The caucus Of the Second Warders was
held At Whites Hall and was sparcely al
tended.
is. Bosserman was nominated BY accla-
nation for alderman.
A.P. Morey. H. KAhrs. A. Meyer, Benz.
Milligan, B. F. Abbott and H. B. Fletcher
were selected as delegates to the city con-
ventiOn.
lib. Fletcher vas elected the commit
teeman for the ensuing year.
Adjourned.
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FOURTH WARD.

The caucus met at the Leroy House and
VISA largely attended.
Henry Lamm called the meeting to Or
der and nominated Cyrus Newkirk for
chairman, who was unanimously elected.
Henry Lsmm vas elected secretary.
E. L. Phipps put in nomination G. N.
Babcock for alderman, which was sup
ported BY Col. Snoddy.
DR.. Scott and Clark Richie we're both
named for alderman and both declined the
honor.
r.. W:lkerson moved that the nomi.
nation of Mr.. Babcock be made unanimous.
Carried.
Mr.. Wilkerson moved that the chair ap-
point eight
DELEGATES TO THE CITY CONVENTION.
BIG Wilkereon, S L Highleyman, Dr. G
H Scott, Henry Lsmm, Clark Richie, w
W Snoddy and B T Dean appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Lsmm, the name of
Mr.. Newkirk was added to The list of DEL
egates.
Henry Lsmm was appointed ward COM
mitteeman.
Col. Snoddy moved that Wilkerson be
requested to address the meeting. Carried.
[applause
Mr.. WiIkerson, in a very digni6ed way,
aensibly said that Sedslia vas a town of
considerable importance, and that the tax
payers we're coming to their senses by put
ting forward good men like Bsbcock, for
the Office of alderman. He said that here
tofore the aldermen in Sedalia we're like
the man. coon dog.
THE STORY.
Once uPoL q time . man owned a dog.
and cold him to hunter on the represent
alton that he was . good coon dog. He
hunted with the dog, and found him worth
less for coon hunting, and returned him to
the man of whom he had purchased him,
telling him:
"That dog is of no account to hunt coons,
and l don't want him. Why did you tell
me that he wss good coon dog!"
"Waal, supposed he was a good coon
dog, ~ he vas good for nothing else" re-
piled the original owner of the dog. Zap
plsuse.
"And," resumed the speaker, "this is the
way We have been electing aldermen in Sc
dalla, but from this on We will vote for
men for their known worth a. busines-
men,"
Adjourned.
Died at the Hospital.
Charles Keegap, the wounded brakeman,
died At the Washington Hospital on yester-
day morning At half-past two o'clock. The
remains Of the deceased arrived on the
train from the east yesterday and will be
buried to-day. See notice elsewhere Of the
funeral.
On Thursday the re+idence of Joseph
Wsdleigh, situated on his farm some three
miles southwest of Greenridge, was burned
TO the ground BY stove carelesely left to
get red hot, while the son Of Mr.. Wadleigh |
went out to feed the stock. The furniture /
Vas saved, but the loss will amount to over
81 .O00
A certain young woman named Hannah,
Slipped down on . piece of banana:
She shrieked and oh, my'di
And mere stars she epied
Than belong to the star-epangled banner.
A gentleman sprang to assist Ter,
And picked mp her muff and her vrister;
did you fall, ma'am ?" he cried:
"Do you think," she replied,
II eat down for the fun Of it, Mister?
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Wood Wood 7

The finest brands Of old Kentucky
whiskies nj the Star Saloon. 32ldlm
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are more prevalent and distressing iknn
billions disorders. The symptoms are Low
spirits, wnnt Of energy. re-iles-ne-s. head.
sche, mn appetite, ss;iow skin, eo-iiveDe--
and other ailments which show the liver j.
in dise:s-i -isr- snd reeds regulating,
and the proper wrv 10 do IL is {" u-r 'DR.
SwAYNE's TAR AND SAksaPARiLLA Pulls"
Their -fiec, on The liver and blood IL won-
d-rfuI, removing pimpl-s AMI Ill ~Tup:ions,
leaving ,''r r'mp'exicn fair and fresh n in
yosih. Pnire y cent box Of thirty pills.
or fre boxes ior 81 O0. Sent by mail %"
receipt Of price. bv DR.. S~syne h Son. 3Sc
North SIKH street, Phii-deiphi.. Sold hy
sll leading druggists.
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100 cords dry wood ai d. Blocher',
Leave orders at HE store l.l6-dsf
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IA swell party"-ihe man sho live
GA dried apples and warm water.
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Wanted.

An assistant si-o apprentices for mil
linery, at Mrs. L. Kaufmsn's millinery e..
adjustment, rear Of the New York Store.
f3-2ld2r1
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Died

IL Marion township, Polk C"nr'v,
March - 1880, al c"n-umP'i"n. A. +. l..
Hsughey, Isie Of P.ois. Miami county.
K-rss-. aged .; years. ] month ard 8
days.
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Gone Insane

Nick Io-t, a weIl-known railroad nan
Of th,s city, is nos an inmate Of the CIics,
New York, insane asylum. He vac, .
lev moths ago, . conductor of . train ~
Orero. New Mexico. and j, Is supposed ihst
drinking the alkaline waters Of that coun-
try produced insanity. He Was visiting
his parents in New York when taken
in.ane. His friend. ia Missouri will hope
Tor his early recovery.
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THIRD WARD.

The caucus for the Third Ward met at
Bryson's store on East Fifth street and
was called to order by Ward Committeeman
J. H. Boutwell,.
A.G. Holland was elected chairman and
S. +. Rose secretary.
II vas announced that the first business
in order was the nomination of an alder
man to represen, the ward in the city coun-
Gil.
Col. r. Ritter put in nomin alton Newton
Brown. J. H. Mertz and John Ripley
we're also put in nomination.
BALLOT.
The caucus balloted with the following
result:
brOWn....-. =
Mertz .-...--.-. 5000 a
klppey $685.. .----....-
The nomination of Mr. Brown was made
unanimous.
DELEGATES.
The following named were then elected
delegates to the city convention:
w. p. Cousley,-J H. Boutwell,, J. H.
Mertz, A. Parker, A. G. Holland. J. C.
Thompson and L. n. Brown.
w. P.Cousley was elected ward commit
teeman.
Adjourned.
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cheap. Apply To
I-l5d Il. A. l.. GOODWIN.
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My wife and daughter we're mste
i.slihy BY the Use Of Hop Bitter and
-,commend them TO my prople.-Me,hodi.t
Clergyman.
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Although ~ the midst ri q trar.;ent pop
ulasiaD, r"mmsn'lahls efforts have hen
made nv the p,s,nr and some Success has
re-rl,ed. '(aite interesting special meet
ins- have been held the latter part III the
ye,r. and doubtless I.;be'rv 81. ia in
much improved condition spiritually over
ths, Of one rear sxo. u ia difficult aad
Luxurious field, squaiied in these respects
by no other charge in the district. The
collections are all taken by Bru. Hsgertv.
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! sincerely wi.h could present 4 more
satisfactory report for this charge. Al
most everything there vas in sn snoma-
Ion. condition church property without a
tiile-sn uncertain, indrfinabis debt over
IL, and little or M congregation. Br,.
Wiilisms, Who wa the p,sto-, wss trars-
frrrsd in October aud let the ease IN
solved for hi- succ~vor. Bro Ed. who
supplies, the h"y- The congregation
since the, have increased, even rnd.r diff
cuities. While scu.- paints have hcen
gained, in NV judgment ne main difficult
lies are not removed, Sni what vas so
largely an experiment las, spring, must of
necessity he 81 It'll.
>INTEEN TIL t KANSAS CITY
- a mission field. Bro. -. u. Jo-es the
p.-tor hs- carried far~srd the work 80
sell b-snn by his Predecessor. The last
half IL ihe year there hSs been continus ii
revival spirit. The memher-hip has Been
doubled. All the FINANCES are even and
the benevolent collections largely increased
The church il too -m al for the congregs-
ton. sud especially f'- the Sunday school,
xhich in number j. -econi IN the ci,v and
the district. The future II IL h street i.
s.-ur~,i.
GRAND AvENCE
shich usually speaks for herself. wss left
ior herself, wss left to be supplied Bro.
n. q jackson va employed a. a supply.
Al the expiration OF SIX months he was
transferred to 81. Loais Conference, anil
continued at Grand Avenue. Tie wear
hAs been one Of rising interest. Attendance
on the public ministry has increased and
the year has closed with . much in.
creased spiritual interest in all the
means Of ersce. Sl.j7o ha' been raised
snd paid On the church debt and interest,
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has had the Garment end devoted labors 81
Bro Houss for the third year. There have
heen sewers! srecisl meetings held which
have very much ens'beneh the church.
spiriiu.lly, aud son,e hat. numerically.
The periodical Interests, especially have
much improved.
Pleasant Hill. regret To say, has m,
retained the prestige of other
year.. No charge hiss sufIrIe,i 81 mich
from tie financial depression End some
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under the csre az Bro. Stewart, hss >i-sai-
!, improved. Large and apprecisuve su-
dience. attend the ministry. The Sunday
School work il good. The inanci Il oaIi
cations Of the church are met aud during
the year $500 Of III. church deb, and in
sere-t has been paid. 1880 IN ell has
been raised by this church.
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voluntarily, it will he his success and
our failure. II We force him to take
us back on our own terms, he will
have left the hattie with u.s."