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Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
The Future Of our State.

| If the Republicans do not succeed in
carrying this State at the coming cleo
ton, there can be but little doubt that
they will do so in 1882 provided that
they sse that every man is placed upon
the assessment list, and that the tax
OF every one is promptly paid. Con-
stant and well directed efforts and fair
and honest elections are only needed to
transfer our State from the Democratic
to the Republican column. The ma
jority of the people aympathize with
Republican doctrine, and they must as
sumo the ascendency if continued and
perseyering efforts to accomplish that
end be made. The affairs of the State
would advantageously be controlled by
them for a term Of years. They own
more property and pay more taxes than
do their political opponents and they
are not going to sacrifice their own in.
terests notwithstanding the predictions
of the Gazette" and "Delewareaa."
The most ignorant Democrat must un-
derstand this, and the cry of negro as
Dhdency cannot have any effect on the
mind of any intelligent and reasonable
man. The character of the candidates
Selected by the Republicans form the
best guarantee that can be given for
the honsst administration of public af- |
fairs The cry of the papers in regard |
to the negro supremacy is demagogical
in the extreme. 1t is as nonsensical as
it is false. The exhibitions OF dishon-
esty and unfair0ess and t!;ck.ry of the
Democrats at WashiuSton and else
where, should forever put stop to
taeir preteDs0ns of superior trust
worthine5s without saying anything
about their attempted wholesale theft
in Maine. They had better settle the
controversy in regard to their late
Presidential candidates income tax and
explain the cipher dispatches before
they insinuate that the Republicans
can not be trusted to administer the
affairs Of cur State. In nearly all the
Eastern and Western States the Re-
pubicans have been in the ascendencv.
and they will certainly compare very
tavorably with the best governed Demo-
cratic State that can be named.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
rhe Third Term.

Certain politicians oppose the nomi-
nation Of General Grant for the Presi-
dency on the ground that he has al.
ready served two terms in said office.
We cannot see that much weight should
attach to such an objection. There is
no clause in the constitution prohibit
ing the election Of any candidate the
third time, therefore the expediency Of
such an election is the only question u
be determined. As four years will have
passed away since his term Of Office ex-
pired before he can by any possibility
again enter upon the duties Of said Of
fce, the objections which would apply
to three consecutive terms would have
but very little force. Incompetent men
have been dismissed from otice, aud in
case of his reelection all who may wish
to serve their country would have an
equal chance to have their ambition
gratifed. 1t seems to US that much of
the bitterness exhibited at this time
proceeds from this source. There is
certainly more selfshness than patriot
ism animating too many Of the men en-.
gagged in this canvass. Each clique
have their favorite, and the jealousy
among these cliques is SO great that
they will stoop to mean acts to accom-
plish their purposes. Hence the insin-
uations and threats that are put forth.
There can be no question as to General
Grants patriotism and desire to benefit
our country, and if he chooses to be a
candidate for the Presidency, he is en-
titled to fair treatment at the hands OF
all claiming to be Republicans. OIL
course every man has right to his
preferences, and right to labor for his
particular friend, but he has no moral
right to make blackguard or roliti-
cal traitor of himself, and yet lay claim
to respectability. If Gen. Grant should
be nominated, he should be elected.
There should be no dssertion in the
face of the enemy, and no excuse that
will palate treachery or treason. The
man who led the Union forces to VIC
tory against the rebel hosts, saying,
'rrll fight it out on this line il it takes
all summer" cannot be deserted by
truly loyal men if he is nominated by
the Republican party for any constitu-
tional position, and If Gen. Grant shall
be thus favored at the Chicago conven-
tion, only dyed in the wool Democrats
and others who follow either party as
buzzards follow an army, will oppose
his election. We havef not been the
advocates of Gen. Grants nomination.
We thought Blaine would make
IS good an executive, but we do protest
against threats of boiling under any
circumstances, and hence we have writ
EN- the above.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

THEIR REcoRD.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York World
intimates that Tildsn's war record i:
not much better than that of Senator
Bayard's, saying that Tilden's speeches
at the Peace Convention. which met in
Albany in 1861, would be very inter,
esting reading at this time, and re-
minds the loyal millions that Tilden
refused to act as Vice President of a
peace meeting in New York. 1t is an
old saying that when rogucs fall out
honest men get their due. We hope
that it will prove SO in this instance,
for Bayard's friends could doubtless .
tale unfold about Tilden that would
make the author of tho cipher de-
spatches blush to the very roots of his
hair. clay on, Macduff, and cursed
bs he who first cries hold, enough ~
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

REV. Mr.. HAYDEN, and Jennie R
Smith having been tried for mur
der and escaped conviction through
lack of positive testimony, have taken
to th9 lecture platform. We reckon
that it will soon be necessary for popu-
lar lecturers to have certificates to
show that they have been tried at
least once for murder. Mrs. Smith was
first convicted and on the second trial
cleared. In Hayden's trial which last
cd over three months the jury failed to
agree and he is liable to be- tried again.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

THE FORT Wayne (Ind.) "Gazstte, +"
says the colored emigrants to that Stats
from North Carolina express them,
selves satisfied with the change of loca.
tion, which will doubtedly increase
the exodus. They came to stay and
are not "aiIneu" to go back to die.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

An ADJOURNED meeting of the County
Republican Executive Committee will
be held tomorrow afternoon at one and
a half o'clock, in the Lincoln club room.
Let there be a + IL attendance.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

WHEN GENERAL Grant landed at
Havana, all Cuba joined in greeting
him with irst-alass earthquake. As
he has now reached Mexico, there ART
some signs that he will be treated to an
exhibition Of frst-class revolution.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION.
IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION.
IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION.
Ia MEDIATE PRODUCTION,

Theyare daily receiving letters from deal
ers in all parts of the country, urging them
to iorward goods ordered months age and no,
yet made.
OF course every one understands that all
goods have been sold at their value when de.
liYered. Manufactures naturally seek as
large price for their goods as the marx ct af.
iords and the advances which have thus far
been made have resulted from increased cost
OF raw material alone. Any further advances,
and they arc already strongly indicated in
soma grades Of goods may be laid to scarcity
of supply, and the manufacturer Is certainly
as much entitled to the advantage this gives
him, as the retailer is 10 his when a Vlutted
market enables him to purchase goods at a
price below the actual cost of production.
The trade at large seens 10 accept tho ad.
vanced prices without much apprehension rs
W mo ehect en thc beaFOh s business. This Is
evidence of heaithtnlness, and IL re assuring
In so far as 1t establishes the fact that great
confidence is placed in the ability Of the coun-
try to consume a larger quantity Of goods
than ever betOro.
Further advances during the csmlrg sea.
son are by no means ansng the inprobabilis
ties. There is nothing to interfere with mann.
Iasturers advancing their fSules up to the
point at which foreign goods can be imported, |
II they are so incliHed certainly not, if the
produc. Of the loone continues To be absorbed
as readily and eagerly as now.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

In some sections of the country larger sto.kt
Of goods are found to exist than had been an,
ttcipated, yet even where such is tho case
more than the usual quantity of goods are
placed as rule.
1t is generally believed that the orders given
for SPRING by the retail trade of tie whole
country, will be from twenty to thirty per
cent. in excess of those OF any previous sea-
son In nearly all grades OF yoode. Man ufac.
turers are struggling with orders far greater
than the capacity OF their mills 10:
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

"Ths demand for goods Is simply ever
whelming. Tho manufacturers are 80 flled
with orders that they feel burdened, and any
attention this spring to new business as II
may come along seems cut Of the question.
This may be said to be the condition Of all
the leading Eastern companies and the
smaller makers are about as fully overscld.
Jobbers, with their army Of mer on the road,
are receiving extraordinary large orders, par
ticu,ary Tor
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
FLOUR,
lNLUUA! FLOUR !

ENLUUh! FLOUR!
FLOUR Inexperienced housekeepcrs may
FLOUR safely trust our Judgement as TO
FLOUR the quality of tine FLOUR wltI
FLOUR which we will HI their ordeir. We
FLOUR spare our customers the annoyance
fLOuR which results from buying poor
ELOuK Hour. Unsurpassed in quallty,and
fLOUk unexcelted In its preparation. Our
FLOuh ! FLOUR ls a valuable aid 10 good
ELOuk housekeeping.
FLOUR Then again we sell ut ROCK
FLOUR BOTTOM PkICE.S, to-day choice
fLOUH FAMILY FLOUR at $S per bar
ELOuh rel, and q handsome supartiAe
EL0Uh | hIur at t6.25 per barrel, anu bali
FLOUh Or quarter barrel of hour at the
fLOOR same rates. GIVE US a TRIAL
W. N. CHANDLER,
Gil Market Street, Oil Market street,
Half way betSe,n sixth and Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

~ Il. sTAATS,
8. II. STAATS,
$. II. SrAAIS,
406 MARKET ST. 405M MARKET ST,
ACb MARKET ST. 4Ob MARKET ST,
Has Just opened new and choice stock:
HAMBURG EMBRUIDERIEs
In New and Beautiful Designs,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
ALSO DURING THE
MONTHS OF JANU'RY AND FEBR'RY,
We will makea
SWEEPING REDUCTION
SWEEPING REDUCTION
In the price Of our
HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C., GLOVES, SO.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR oUB
NEW SPRING STOCK
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

VNHE LiRGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Il in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand DEPOT, 18Th st., Market to Uhes nut
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

We isel tnst We cannot give eur customers
better insight int the carpet trade than by
publishing the following, taken from the Feb
ruary numbsr Of "The Carpet Trade, " a
monthly Journal and recognized srgan Of the
carpet and upholstery trade.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

EXTRA SyPERS AND TAP ESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AND TAPESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AN u TAPESTRIE ES
EXTRA SuPERS AND TAPESTRIkS
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

THURSDAY EVE, FEBRUARY 20, lsSS
Proceeds fsrths beneft Of the Sabbath scheol
TICKETS. as CTS.
Tables ready at Q, 7, and o'clock. 22o'4
CLOTHING.
lDARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE
II ASUlT CHEAP.
THE
THE
BOSTON
BOSTON
0NE-PRICE
0NE-PRIOE
CLOTHING
HOUSE
HOUSE
13 MARKET ST., 2ls MARKET ST,
Is now offering. and will continue to offer fol
the next thirty days their
$50 SUITS To ORDER FOR. .s2b
rs Suits TO ORDER FOR. 20,
70 SUITS TO ORDER FOR............. 10,
INDIGO: BLUE FLANNEL SUITS TO
ORDER FOR Si2.
INDIGO BLUE. MlDDLESEX YACHT
CLOTH, SIC.
A REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO 20 PER
GENT. IN OUR
oVERCOAT.DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE.
These prices will
POSlTTVELY:C0NTINUE FOR 80 DAYS
ONLY.
These goods. have advanced "21 per cent.
since purchased, making good investment
for any In need OF Clothing.
l-So.tf We HOLMES, Proprietor.
TEAS AND COFFEEs.
.orrEE' COFFEE |
CoFFEEi COFFEE. COFFEE,
COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE!
! 100 BAGS JUST RECEIVED. |
These Cofieos have Just been selected with |
gfeat care for our
FINE RETAIL TRADE.
Among the lot may be found some fine old
| ~ARACAIBOS AND LAGUAYRAS, | |
CHOICE RIOS AND SANTOS
AND
EXTRA CHOICE OLD JAVA.
II you are In want OF Choice Coffee try us,
BEST % GENT COFFEE AND 80 CENT
IEA LIN THIS CITY.
COFFEE FRESH ROASTED DAILY.
CRlPPEN'S TEA STORES,
No. WEST THIRD STREET
AND
NO. EAST SECOND STREET.
Look for name make no mistake.
USE The BEST
HAKRIS0N'S
CELEBRATED WRITING INKS. Il
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
WATCHES AND yEwELKY.

u N
" DAvEoN-'nwr1RY.
Have at their store,
229 MARKET ST, 22s MARKET ST.
S29 MARKET ST, ~ MARKEr ST.'
A full assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SlLVERWARE, SPECTACLES,
SlLVERWARt, SPECTACLES,
OPERA GLASSES, &C, which they are
SELLING AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
Both being practical wSrkmsn all work
lett with them Will receive careful attention.
1-l3ly
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
UNRER.

LUNREK.
A NNOUE CEMENT
we have purchased the entire stock of re-
tail LunBer yard, consisting Of Dry
HEML0CK JOISr AND SCANTLlNG I /
WHITE PINE BOARDS AND PLANK
YELLOW PINE BILL STUFF.
We efier 1t in connection with our former
COM plete assortment at LSNs3t Market Rates
A. NJ. QUINBY 90,
FRONT AND MADISON SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
FLUID AND MUCILaGE. /
HARRISON MFG 90,
FREIGHT LINES.

EhEAGBnT h1NES.
ENOR PHILADELPHIA!
WARMERS PHILADELPHIA
AID
WILMINGTON PROPELLERS,
Sail from Market street wharf, Wilmington.
daily, at 6P. M Frem first wharf belOH
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, daily, at t
O'clock, P. NJ.
Express arrangements in both! cities, by
which prompt delivery Of merchandise ia iG.
sured
CHARLES WARNER Il CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF,
Wilmington Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
my seebs.

lSrEUAL AND IMPORTANT,
THREE.RUITON KID GLovv.
At 20 Cents a Pair.
ONLY ONE PAIR SOLD To
| CUSTOMER. h"VH|
0NEOAsE
LONsDALE BLEACHED MUsy,x
Eight cents yard. A decided barv,,
Beautiful Black and white Striped
SILKS, SILKS, kI,vs
At471S cents yard.
BLACK GRos GRAIN Lyons s,au
At 6S cents yard.
A WONDERFUL BARGAIN whio, .,
person should see at Oncs.
HAMBURG EmBROIDERI.S
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
CHOICE STYLES,
LOWEST PRICES
MUAuUM2 TUrNuuN--
PRINTS,
OAMBRICs,
CHEvIOTs,
LINEN GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, a.
We have on hand an unusuallv I,,n,
Stock Of the above goods which va ara r.
position TO offer at very low prices, CasA
buyers Will consult their own Interest, bv
exalning our stock before purchasing .,
we are confident they can save money bV
80 doing.
To ONE AND ALL WE WOULD DsAY.
BUY EARLY asPRzCEa AREsTuI
ADVANCING.
TIL STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CASH INV
GOODS STORE.
CROSBY d HILL,
s20 AND 222 MARKET STREET
tbs Wilmington. bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
sAnPnTs.
W N. KKNNARD d 90.

VIZ N. KENNARD b 90.
W. NJ. KENNARD 4 co.
w. Nj. KENNARD 4 co.
W. N. KENNARD u co.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
COAL.

|C0AI' COAL GOAL
LEnIaH AND K0PINobR GOAL
LEHIGH AND KOHINOOk oOALi
BEyr FAMILY GOAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
-
Especially for eur retail sales.
PROMPTLY pELIvERED IN oRILARS
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLEsS WARNEH b CO.,
MARKET sTKEEr WHARF.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
THE SUN FOR 1880.


H. sun sal d-sl with tho events Il the year
10 ia IT cwu 1ashion.ips pretty we'll understood
oy every .s,siy -9rom January 4 sntl Drr-n,p~r 70
si!l b. cprdocted A. nssspspss, written n
tf- Ensi.sh iSa9aS-. and pfInt.i eDS The people.
n uev-paytr. the sun bale VA getting All
-. - oi ,he World promptly. ana prescribing
9; va the In.'-; lnscilIg,sI- ~hsE~:hs shape Ina;
~ -ps'- READERS Ia keep sell abreast OF .h.
So sith The g~a>s mpf.siucti>- expenditure y.
time. The greatest in'ercs, ,hr sr-sve.s nnmser
-,hsti-. the Las controlling IT. daily uiak~-Hp.
u r,ss - . ciIs-ui1flDu very pnc. larger tGAn
tiist cf snv other American newspaper. and en-
gs.y- snsrpi. whb:h t u 1T al time- prepared
." -i-ni hs--F,ily fer the b~u.n; at readers.
P..'Irc 81 ~! conditions oi lie and al ~
thinking 'sry ~sd resd sun: AMI they sii
.isriy- satisfaction "f -pm. a.. ~, III columns
Tor 'i..y S.-p On hnyIns AMI reading H.
. In ~ rOCius.tit< msr. and ara rs. tn~ sun
'~Ss"> that tine only guide Vt policy >houid t--
. .-''nIIn1n --oss, inspired by gsguii.. American
principles .n'; ts.ksi rv honesty ~ PURPOSE. Fox
thi- s-i-on u - aist ~ih continue 70 tc, sn>',-
it'.s PENDENT oi party. cis> Clique, orgsnl
n,tu. or faterest. " ior All, ..ut @: none u
at. r"n,,,.''.- to pI"i,g ~ts; = s."-i ,ni ~
= 81 t'i. i"snt AMI i.itn t~y.ud the possibility
%: t--I... ult~tit s,T ~ai u t.niL -U=tsii ~
ti'.'sv-> ,hst -" a''; srl-sr 80 the -t.-isce
't> nu "iru'un> tr -.'it. ~asr th">s uiiii rsy t~
is-' T., par ..ia--r vith tN1 cents. ], tist-S
's;t-r, StIsi rs>.-s'its even tn.ic thai }: bsr->
anniversary w"ri- IL .hh..s ir,,i.i- p't-> .',--
-tstG t.,tsf.> f..,'i- ct >p-,-. "
at.v,'"tJBls- tt.r.tgtsuJ Ia. M 10 .i.a~-
''s.' tir-t.ts. lu>t-tp-t .f. -.-'s.; ant d.
rut' IN" ;hr't vi h'u-'; tsIsi. s'h ii.'n' >,
"''''r''",> wt' tu"I s'un; or 'si-''S'u- sr- ITS
iT.-nt> And the SIN makes D.t..> OF telling
ibS truth To tt TRENDS sud .si~su; - :rl-ni-
wn-''is'Frr s,r-i''ii a'f-.-- 'f pi.In speak NJ
lh.-" ar. THE Frnr' p'~> ri"'n "sSh ibc >taiI
will T. cous,u-'.si durin: t.s.- y.sr 20 come.
TIE Veal i>>h MI '-"ns IA vteh M Irst.i"ir'
AMERICAN ".'n ''H''d 2" c!">' iI> "y"~ to public
affair. IL imp..>>Ist" tc .N1..sr,ts ,h..
i-ift5.:. ~ fI@ i''i's"si events Snirt ~ has in
>sor--. ug ;'ls t..'~-iiy ct T">suj- tiglinr-
TIL pct t.v' ~ cIsi1rn ~h ie>st.- To- Frr--Yv"
;.s- s.Jvrrnp"u. rliat IN. 'ot.udsr- save
Eh. ss,t-> AMI s-t> .i G".st->>. the utr-rsns->
al tb- rTt-->, she -NtIu2 Contests 81 ',,~ X. pn'
sIsi ls''D,-f,tir parties nov nrs!!y catIsi IA
strength Throughout, the css.ntrN- 'li- vary 'ns
'tf 81 p"itr, sentiment usii M bar directly
Au -sf-.tiy.iy Upon the tS.nty Plr-sl-ii-
ts.si election. ." j.. h-d in November. four wear
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Mr.. Smith vas running to catch a
midnight train at Gallatin, Mo.
Waterman SNYDER mistook him for a
fleeing burglar and gave chase, cry
ing: 'Stop theft you don't stop
Ill shoot" Mr.. Smith heard the
whistle of the approaching train and
sped on faster than ever, until a bullet
from the officers pistol entered one of
his legs. bringing him to the ground.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Absolute safety from Indian at
tacks may be had in crossing the
prairies BY taking the mail coach. In
.iians have never been known to mo-
lest or attack q mail coach unless when
fired upon BY some fool-hardy passen-
ger. In all the late Indian troubles
the mails have passed regularly with
out interruption and often right in
sight of the redskins. Red-haired
men are safe. They are regarded Is
children Of the sun, and it il said that
none was ever scalped by an Indian.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

A bridegroom was belated at
Rochester. and the time appointed for
the wedding was over before he ar
rived in the city. In order not to
miss the train on which the pair were
TO start on their honeymoon tour, the
bride and her friends met him at the
station, and the ceremony was per-
formed burriedly on the platform.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
Dying Words.

Virgins Enterprise.
1t is probably natural that at the
last the scenes which have made the.
strongest impressions in life should be
recalled by memory. The old noun
taineer. when he cnmes {" die. with
his last whisper says his snow shoes
are lost; with The stage driver he is
ION a down grade and cannot reach
the brake, the miner cannot get tn
the air pipe, the sailor SAWS Eight
bells have sounded" and the gambler
plays his last trump. a little girl
died mere a few wears ago. AMI AS
her mother held her wrist and noted
the fainting and Pickering pulse Q
smile came to the wan face and the
child whispered There is NO more
desert here mamma. but all the
world is full of beautiful flowers"
A moment later the smile became
trans6xed. In IN eastern CITY, not
long ago, a Sister Of Charity was
diving, and at last from q stupor
opened her eyes and said: ut is
strange every kind word that !
have spoken in life. every tear that I
have shed, has become living
flower around me. and they bring to
nv senses an incense ine6able."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

4 man had a tooth extracted by a
Chicago dentist, and expressed regret
for the loss. A girl whose laws were
OvercrOwded with teeth entered
the office to have two of them taken
out. The dentist suggested the ex-
pertinent Of transferring one of these
sound teeth to the vacancy in the
mans mouth, and the operation was
performed with success, the tooth
growing fast and firm in ten DAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

The millers are astir in regard to
their proposed international exhibition
next June. 1t re hoped that excur-
siOn tickets will be issued BY most OF
the ocean steam lines, at low rates.
for foreign millers to come, and that
Congress will exempt from duty for
eign machinery brought in for exhibi-
tion. Mill products and mill ma
chinery will form the bulk Of the
shov
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
ADMINISTRATIVE NHrirE

N..tJ.- - hsr.ly gwen. that letters W AifnIn-
i-f-sf'u the. --tst. ct T.. = ~h.'.k!.; 20. go
s.-.-i. s.T.- granted &" the upsi-r--n-.;. the
.>tt. 1T k.to,-r. is..s ~ M. PROBATE Court
81 p-sti- County. Missouri. Nj persons hsviGg
'-itiu.- s-1tu-S -sE; estate ere f~.Juire,i 70
.ltsffi ~. N To- allowsf-v TIN tiini~:r1trtA
U''hia stf-- var after rl. st. 81 -ll i.:t-r- ar
gI,..s uIly - pr.rluie,i from .Ey benefit &c -uh
estate. st,st Il >ucb claims h.- not exhibited
within y.sI. ir,,tn tt.. i,;. of ttI- piir.a-
ti"u. th.y >hat ~ forever barred This :sth CAV
80 tk-tSs.r. t>.g.
IptiStJ SiiGkErT
ti-i-Nt Aim -trstFix.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
IMPORTANT LETTER
From . Distinguished Physician.

NO angle disease has ~nta:ied more suffering q
IN ha1eeEed the breaking mp q the eos1ssltuttoo
than CssssYh- The ofsme. Of taGee. Of sight.
efhesring. the human voice. the mind. oee Or more
and sometimes al Yield % M destructive in6ueoco
The poison fe diseftbases thfo14A0ut Tho 0ysse0
efscks every vital force: and breaks up the mos
understood by moet ysiciana. iup0s~nsy ssss!lea
By Quacks and charistsae. thc>e suffering ron
- have little hope 20 be relieved OF :s thn eide
ment u mi. terrible disease 81 remedies within he
reech Of all psased i.to hande z! cnse eoepetea:
method sdopse3 By d.. sanford IN ne preparation
ofLn RADICAL CcaH has Won my hearty approval:
remedies fan because Is strikes at the root Of the
6sea0c. Viz, the oodiked Mood. vhile g heeb the
eleeraf~d membrane by direct application 10 the
naaal pssaASss Its action = bosed On certain exeo
Hulea, and unless the vital forcee ere too Tar ex
Aarstec must I'm the great majority q easess eaees
GEN. BEARD. y. D.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

NJ CAL CREE for nearly one year snc can say
eandidiy that ve never sold sfuilar PREPARATION
tha1 gsve such un:ysrsAi sa.isfacf:os Nc have
20 learn the frst complaint yet
We arc not IN tie ksb1 cf Recommending pax
ent medicines. but your prepafatiSn nesss IN J
Wantn Of Sho1s ands, and Ne think tAooe anisste0
shouid be convinced Of rs great merit 81 thst ih.s
0a6ering vii be relieved We Eve been In tho
and cold verifying for Csfarrh but yours eafs al
the ruse. II You se proper yoa can Use sho iessss
Very :yuIs vours. 8. n. BALDWIN & co
whoiessi- and Retail DeaierS IN br-s.. Booze AZ
Stas,ooery. v Washington. Ind. Feb q. isss-
Each package eonssins pr. eanfcfd1 Improved
Inh.iinG lube; add fali di,ect,ons fsr NE 70 s1
retail dfuHgists and dsalers throasaout the rise9
States and CaaadsA. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Genssel
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

j. c. NormiIe, Esq, has been APP
pointed circuit attorney in St. Louis,
in the place Of Mr.. Beach, deceased.
This does not seem to please the Re-
psstRioan Of that city. which speaks Of
him as the ''possessor OF some personal
mannerisms that do not add to his
popularity"