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How Natural.

The following from The D.s Mnines.
love, Nal Or, simply illustrates how
short sighted the natives of that village are
under ordinary circumstance: In Dies
MONIES street Car the other day n near
sighted msn was sitting nes. the fare box
reading 4 newspaper, when lady passed
mp the aisle AID scrid.nily dropped her
handkerchief ia lie lap Of the near sighted
nan - she paid her fare. She did
no, notice her ios-. and after she sd taken
her aea. 8 gentleman sitting opposite the
near sighted person touched him With his
cane to call his attention to the hsndker.
chief. Tire near sighied man looked do~n
say the white handkerchief in his lap. and
immedi. tely covered il up with his paper
. blu-hing ss he did 30. Then he inserted
his hand under the psper, tucked the hand
kerch.ef ia, out Of eight, and went on re ID
inc y
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How Maud S. Trots.


During a wait for the horses to come
out. the queen of the turf, the bsauti.
full Maud s.. was brought on the
track, and Capt Stone announced to
President Edwards that she would be
speeded half mile. The little beauty
Was started: bu, for wonder she left
her feet at the quarter pole, and she
was slowed up. The next time she did
better. and she went to the half-miIe
pole 20 fast that the old turfmen who
were watching her closely could scarce
" believe their eyes. One man who
was holding a watch, looked at it care.
fully. and it was quite a while before
he could believe but that il had stop
ped. A more beautiful or more even
trotter could not pos>ibiy be found.
She moves with the ease and grace Of
q gazelle. and there is not the siig htes;
degree of waste power in her action.
Her performance was loudly cheered
Her time to the quarter was BIZ sec
onds to the haff-miIe pole in the
wonderful time of /: O4i. When this
time VA. announced hundreds of pe0-
pie could scarcely believe it. She
made the last quarter in 81 seconds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

Detroit Spseiai 10 c,nci,naei cemmsceia,.
On the arrival Of . train Of emptv
freight cars at the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee depot thu
morning. the yardmen Who opsnsd the
doors OF the cars found in one Of them
. young man named Chas. French.
about nineteen years Of sge. Who was
unable to speak, and almost dead for
want Of food and water. He W. tax.
On to the Central Station and Dr.. Eaton
sent for. After restoratives bad been
administered be told the following
story: He Was born as Bath, Steuben
county. New York. Vas q painter BY
trade, and worked in the vicinity Of
Hornellsville, New York, nine months
ago. He was taken sick, and last
week. having sufficiently recovered,
had made an engagement to COM
mence painting . nev building in that
town on Wednesday, July % On
Tuesday. July q. he entered the car
at Hornellsville for tho purpose Of
lying down in . cool place. The car
at the time was on . side track.
French fell asleep. and on awakening
found the door looked and proceeded
in the train to this city. Hs frantic
calls to be released failed to attract
attention. and in the condition absvs
stated he was turned over tn the
Pour Commissioners, who. this fore.
noon. sent him 10 Harper Hospital fos
medical aid.
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After Pour Weeks Of Welded Dlisa
Came the Rinsl Separation.

TIE rss = wi'ower, Handsome and fasci
mating ard she Vac . widow, chssmiLsly
isir and hesn,iful. She vas left alone ia
the world With M protection save that oil
cold and .can, charity, while he vs. sssone
IN the vigor of manhood and the happy
Io--e>-or OF . lucrative business. They
hrst met in the sPs,ne time whom the
d>i.i~- were blooming. II wss clean and
hold ca-e 81 heartfelt love in both bsessas
st irst eight. The yesruing ihre.d drew
them together aud o. the season. drew space
and roasting ear time wsS coming on, their
attachments became NJ strong that there
xas no such thing ~ separation.
The wedding took place in this city and
the couple sailed of ~ one on the sen OF time.
However. il wss not knOvn then that the
groom stood the minister Off Who pro-
nouncrd the ceremony foe h,s fee and the
munster ssys he is standing oh yet.
FJnr weeks have rolled around and the
course Of true love runs not ~ smoothly
NJ il should.
Already the blu~hing bride of four weeks
ago has been so sillainouslv n,isu.ed and
81 oowsrdly insu.,e,i that che now conism.
plates suing for . bill Of divorces. Four
times since they stood at Hymen's altar
and pledged to love and obey each other
hsse they in the hea, Of anger sspaseaed to
20 biz or her own way. But they dull Re.
p~n'ed and would again come together.
However, the husband became intolerable
and or sunday last the injured vile gave
him the iinsl and everlasting bounce
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Race Track Frauda

.Ou HE f-;t sSianA uesttil
Frank + Shaw, a pool seller, com.
menced suit yesterday asain>, Joseph
Udell, the owner Of Sleepy Tom, to
recover $500 claimed to I've cue TO.
pools purchased ON the 2:23 race in
Grand Rapids. The defendant backed
Kentucky Wilkes against the field.
Lucy selling as favorile. Wilkes won
me heat. when the judges suspected
that the race was not being ir"tted
squarely and ordered Lucyis Jockey
to drive her for all she was worth
The threat to expel the jockey had
its effect. and Lucy won the race.
Udell had not paid tor his pools. and
when demand was made for the
mhney. refused il on the ground tina;
he had bargaincd with Lucyis driver
to throw the race in favor OF Wilkes.
and.that the order Of the judges com
pelling Lucy 70 win had lost the pools
for him. He admitted his completely
in the attempted fraud anu urged Its
failure to carry as ground exempting
him from paying the pool seller.
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Such Was the Remark Of q Parson
Who Had Been TOO p mllIar
With Q 0ie'er.

Rev G-.rge I. MaCi~iiani. u L ..iis,
Presbyterian minister, located in Al!eghen,
City, ia ha- been undergoing grrsi tri.l
and tribulation- during the past fes day.
Rev. McClslisnd i- a young and hand-om
rrsn, and ~eni To R-y vaudeville, ia JEFF
-on c"un,y, that stste. to conduct rrligios.
me eiiny- tie went To the hcu.e ot E'.i-r
k-i-o and made his quarters there. II,
wss hospitality entertained by the elder. ans
everything went along s;n.othiy until s!lei
7 dinner, when E.der k~,-O -uidenly st
r~cked his r-vere,d guest. punched him
several time. in The face, a. The same time
accusing him of having made improper sd.
sAnces toward his vile. who had just in.
fo' med hiu, Of the TACT.
The "a air became known To members oi
The minister, Who had conducted a large
aud interesting m.f,ing, took ~. the line 81
march for the depot, and IN he way ws-
again attacked by the iroie husband, aud
wss .gsin punched in the fscr.
When Mr.. Mc(,l-il.nd ws- called upon
for hi- side Of the story he said:
"You Can say that the story of nv max.
ing improper advances 10 s.,ogether faI-~.
was sitting IN one rooin ia ihe house Of
Elder XII q, aud the 0o.r Was .pen. !
looksd across the hall and saw Mr. Kelso,
who IL a fine. volnPtuous woman. sitting in
the sitting from. She ws. looking scr,.ss
the hall At NE. She then made sound
with her mouth ~ il she We kissing sOsne
one ps-siouateiy. Here On. reverend gem.
tleman gave sn imiint,On oi the soGnd.
She Ihen invited me into her .ooiu. and
vent. We ssi down. and she was playing
with white pocket handkerchief, which
shape. Here The reverend s-n:ism-n
placed the ends vi his thumbs aud index
fingers in juxi.posiiion in illustration.
We then conv-rsad together for lev
and placed my hand on M. leg,
aud she u ade no resi-tsnce."
".)on'I you think that was slightly i'm
proper qaeri.d the correspondent.
''Weil, l wish nov that had not done
il, and that had gone 20 hotel instead
of K-isos. have been preaching in Wesi-
rrn Pennsylvsnia i"E the rs-l nine year,.
and no charge he. Vet been made Ak ,insi
me. / understand that the I'r.sbite:y will
this matter
And in HE surmis.s the gentlemen ~.s
correct, for the prestviery will io,k into I
his ease and probably say-"go henc-"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
A Costly Joke.

Jefferson City hss . costly joke on hand.
A stranger stopped ct the Moaros house.
sold the landlord . pair Of boots for three
dollars and left. A merchant and shoe :
mrker made up joke. The shoemaker
claimed that the boots we're stolen from
him and the landlord gave them up. Pres-
~ -oon the stranger vas found. arrested,
imprisoned, tried and discharged, bat Sl2
of costs we're assessed sesinse the shoemak.
-r. and the stranger. who il not . tramp,
will bring suit against the Landlord for
false imprisonment. Practical jokes cost
money.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Bronchitis, q Premoniter

Of consumption, Is char scterisei by
caiarrb or inf .mm alton OF the mu-
Gus membrane of the air p-ssages
with cough and expec;orstion.
short breath, hoaseeneSs, pains in
the chest. For all bronchisi sfiec.
tions, sore throat, aphonis or loss
ef voice, coughs, "DR. Sw.YNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, "is weii-known curative.
Price % cents, aud 81 = bottle, or
ak bottles 50. The large eize il
the most economical. Prepared
only By DR.. Swayne & Son, Phils.
delphia- Sold By all prominent
drugeists. An occasional dose of
Sw.ynes Pills should b taken to
keep the bowels fres. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ious complainta
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Honored ana BEST.

When hoard Of sn,inrI.t Phy-icisns and
chemists announce the discovery that hy
combining .ome we'll known r-luable rene
dies, the most wonderful medicine ~as pro.
iuced, which woald cure such wide range
of diseases this: most all o;h-r remedies
could he dl-l~n-ssi with, many we're skrp-
,icxi; bu, proof of it, merits by scruai
trial has di-pe.ied AL doubt. and To day tie
ii-cnvsrrrs Of that srso' Haetici"., Hop Fit.
tiers, are Lonored aud bie--ed by all ~
o-nef DtGocrcf
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w ]. Bagby & Co.. on Main
street. pay cash for wheat or
oata. S-3w2t
NELSON'S Future Intentions

From the New York Tribune.
Miss Nelson, who sailed awav from
our shores last Wednesday, in the
Abyssinia, purposes to pass but few
DAYS in London. and then proceed
TO her villa near the lake Of Como
where she will pass the rest Of the
summer. She went. away in good
health, but with the sadness insepara-
bile from q long farewell to MANY
friends, aud to bright scenes of artistic
achievement and personal triumph.
If her plans for the future are fulfilled,
we shall soon hear of her 10 domestic
retirement on the hanks of the Thames.
They are wise no doubt who leave the
scene when '.the sport is at the best :"
hut, 10 Miss Nelson's Withdrawal, the
stage will suffer an irreparable loss
Her shining repown, however, will
long remain to us-a guiding example
and beautiful memory.
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A dispatch from Fort scOst says 90 in
FAINT child Wa found ons. fourth Of nile
south d Erie. Kansas, yesterday morning,
in the srs~ on the roaS1side, By Charles
Perry. Who happened to be psssisg and
heard feeble crying Perry picked the
child up and carried Il into town 10 Mn.
Bevens. Who washed and cared ios il. d..
Steinberser va called ADD psooouscsd il
to be from one TO sir h0urs old. he
Thought il might live. IL - . girl With
red hair, without ssy known father o.
ooshss. Thess hsd besa daues half q
nile distant. aud Il , Supposed he isssss.
tic toe Of The mother - he inoedisss
cause q ID birth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

Threebo.s, al: well dressed aud in the
neighhoraood of fifteen years of age, claim
ing Kansas City as their home, broke into
Roberto grocery store, at Lsmon,e. last
night. and carried ID eight plugs Of ,ohzc-
"a, a iot Of cigars and q silver watch.
This morning Two of them were captured
and returned 10 Lamonie. They gave
their p,l away. and sl.o said tina. he was
implicated in he IRE. king open of the ex-
press Office at California recently. He
will undoubtedly M secured. ana tie ie-son
they will receive should ne dear one
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Reasonably Certain.

The result Of the election, so far a
Colorado il concerned, seems reasona
bly certain. The result OF the las'
campaign was such rs to damPen re
publican ardor, and to infuse conf
detee into the democracy.
Since that time many thing. have con
spired to render democratic success in
November reasonably, ifnot entirely
certain.
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I.ATER.

Since The above. il hss been learned that
the third enc has beer captured. Their
names are John Norm, William Long
and Willis Barns. They were taken be-
fore Justice II .rrison to-day, and pleading
gniity, will be- ordered sent TO jill TO avail,
their trial at the next term Of the criminal
court
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Maryland Justice and P1ety.

There Was something sublimely
significant in the condition append
Ell to that ex-tempore prayer offered
for the Maryland negro ruffian. as
Judge Lynch Was about doing him to
death near the scene of his fendish
atrocities. 1t is said that newspaper
man was the amateur chaplain ON the
occasion. and il 80 perhaps the small
piece of inconsiderate irreverence ma.
4 be accounted for. "Oh, Lord" said
the pious press representative, forgive
this man If It he possible ="
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Modes.y of Bravery.

Y. I. Iritdne,
The modestv OF bravery never showed
itself better than in Captain Smiths
testimony st the Seawauahaka
investigation. What did vou do
then >" asked the Coroner. 20, | ran
her ashore" "You stood by her to
the lastf" Eyes, there wss h"thing
else to do"
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A Surprise.

The It'.gom and Ga-sts, New London,
Coan says: A matter that nov il exciting
more than ordinary surprise, is the manner
in whiSh Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. Warner. Safe Diabetes Cure, and
other Of Warmers Safe Remedies have
learei into popularity: they ere q positive
Success
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The only way that can 80 that
the democrats can carry Indiana 10 tor
New York men to send out Is 70
every 81 the Republicans get. With
the disposition Of material aid the DE-
mocracy may carry the seats. They
are not likely to get the money out Of
English. II must come from New
York.
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PEARSON ITEMS.

. PEAK- N. No, Aux. /.
M births, deaths. marriages or muir
/ iers ibis week. More mex, week.
Oar pms IN ,s,er and station agent re
port business dull the p.s, week.
There wss fall attend ,nce =, our Il nd
Tenrltr,' lodge is-t Saturday .reaing
The u,It installation II Officer will b.
public.
Gain AMI Abel "a. not argued At the
school i.onse last Sunday morning. owing
10 the sh-enc~ oi Mr. Es-r.sil.
ME-. Coyl-'- tr",ier. ,r~ the envy II The
bnys ior mile around. N..mM Is very
accommodating x,'h them. 80 .sy III. IA
die.
-->-sera! gen,les,en ircm Pearson s,e
going to ihs springs. ,n camp nut, Tor u
week u. 49, We arr very much afraid a
duel will yet Icrar bet s--n ~. I've rivals.
The hry Seathsr ean' intirs All i, i.
really BEGINNING Al. sisra,ipg suI Jet, The
shower ON "a, Friday evening reviewed ~
temporarily; in fact. helped ezra eon-ii.
ersblv, bu, i,a. done nDthing tosard tilios
cur Wills rni cI-i-rns. \ grea, many Of
us sr~ wXhost " ''er. rxcep, ~hu We can
~, frUm n-is,,b,riuy creeks
-Br.u,n corn Siii he re ,ds tO asrv.=t
a-ss wr~k: ia n,ny place y, aa- been
iis-teayd nv ;se truu,h. 4; VII. make
Thu s-c,i1n lively fSr the mex, four ~ i've
week-, AMI fsum az to 1ou hands will he in
demand. W,xe- will b. seventy-fve cents
per day sni board. This crop being
highly pr,h, ,Sie nns,i - rapidly gaining IA
vOr among the farmers oil thi- vicinity;
-s-n Ju-,icr Burg. pr jid,crs have heen
,vercou,s, aud IL hi in,en,iba 10 plant
shout 1ue hundred acre. the coming sea-
."n. Brs-.
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Tnt Indian Row.

The j. a.'la -NsyS Of Yesterday says Il.
~,s rep,'',ed az; nigh, ths, the Greeks had
surrendered ,he thirteen men who we're i'm
p!icsie': n III killing oi Cowen aud Cobb.
AMI that ccltcil 49, held to-day in Mus
k"xss, o. trr The psi-un~rs.1 Chief B,ishy-
head, Of the Cherokee, will preside at the
Trial. u iSrEmored 'h,, n. Greeks have
threatened Is -X'.Fnirs;s the CherokasS,
MI sc Ihi.L the contraci H. too large"
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P.,ii- e"unty records. VI: I'VE, the rifv.
End q. ceased e,me tn his death nv = busted
h~-r,; cause nnk,o.n Ia u. hut ,re>um-
.biy ., ,luri, wsi,inc"
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-lfshess vsss called Q asseine a h
sies and young eh,ldsss ssd to assssies
pot 70 vote who ~ their sssassse hsss.
facsos." The losd aad usaninous voee
could b "Dr. Ball" ios b savs o ~
"Bsbg SyssR"
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The difficulty cf administering 'nedi-
cine I" young children Il entirely overcome
by using d.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the ssfe-t,
most pleasant, and efficien, remedy for the
little ones Price - cent?.
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Oar iri-sd, Mr.. Norman Coyie and
Others. gill -rrri mex, ~.ek nj NeAlii-;er
-prns-. Nay much pleasure attend them.
The prospective corn crop Is nnt at all
f,i;-ring The continued he, sad rain.ess
weather will cut this most important crop
short AMI the yieid will nv; be near So
. large ~ the La; crop.
postmaster SAYS We notice gs,ir u num-
her Of copies Of the BAzoo... also otter Sc
iaiia uswsp,per- FOR ,hi. office, and il
newspapers save the country We aye saved.
--Fgoni one who knows, or should kuow,
your correspondent learns that oyer one
hundred cars OF corn hsve been shipped
from tAis place during this season. The
xn"unt o; freighis paid il upward of
$4,000.
. Your corr, -ponsient - informed that
Mics B,ppie. 81 Sed ,li., will have charge
Of our + .irvisx schoo. the coming winter.
Mrs Bapple IL god tescher, having
taught here three months during the sum.
u'er, giving, ~ We understand, universal
satisfaction. One of the pretty features q,
the close al her sumner schoo, wa u pic
mic given hy the Young i,cy to her pupils.
All open. a pleasant day srd e; ,ysd ,hem-
selves.
Our hrs-- mi. at F,irviex. il getting
in -r!-n,iii practice, il not good time. The
boys are learning 10 blow veil. The only
thing We rrgre, Is our only pet dog is being
affected By the mn-i.., and every few days
after the bad practices that dog can he
found IN Ise bsek yard
bowling take al possessed. and
Nesting ~ vi'h ~ ,ait ar ~ Old Tin
psn that se keep ,o gA'er 'hs chickens ont
OF. Ne amt help il. hs; il nslriy break.
our hear To- B " ~; :ai,i,iul snin,l try
ing TO CT the lonc~4, ro--ihis pitch To his
voice
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"Swaine's Ointment and Pulls"
THE sRkArE-r REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN

EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inveserass case of skin
diseases. srch a. letter, salt rheum, scsld
head, barber's itch, sores, all crusty, scaly
skin eruptioos, and that distressing COM
plant, itching piles. As blood purifier
and regula tor, Swsine's Tar and Sassspas-
lila Pills are excellent. Cure sick and
nervous headache. dyspepsia, Indigestion,
ward ID malarial ievsrs, cleansing The sys.
ten snd bowels of all impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price Is cents boz, Eve boxes 81. Oins-
ment 50 cents, three boxes $l.25. Con b
sent BY mail to any sddres On rscsips Of
price. Address letters. Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son,
40 North Sixth street, Phiiadslphia. Sold
by all leading druggists
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SADLY SENSATIONAL.
A Young Lady's Insanity over
an Affair of the Heart.
She Yields Up Her Reason Before
She Will Her Chastity.

A middle aged man NAMED Rich, accom-
panied BY hi. laughter. arrived here frop
Hrtchin-nn, kan.s-, on the Atchi-or, To-
E~ks and SAINTS Fe 70 4, Yesterday morn
ing Tie girl had lost her ,n,nd "n &c
coun, of love trouble. Her nauae "a.
Cora Alice Rich. She had dark brown
hair, blue eyes. regular feature, and had
no, her eyes -hone 20 wildly, w"nld have
been considered very pretty. The CT ked
stare with which she viewed everything
was index to her mental condition. She i.
twenty One wears of age. Mr. Rich was
taking her 10 The in-,n- asylum Al GA
ws,omie.
Her story Is AT Interesting one Ah"ut
:Y" years $50 she met a yuung n.n in
Hutchinson. He WA from the. east. He
paid her attention and fiasliy marriage
eng igemeEt wac male between the twn. 4
time wac set for the performance of the
ceremony. For some rea.on the marriage
sa- postponed. tie was the one who pro
p'-ed IN. Poripouem-n,. She dbl moi
wSnt any delay, tut a. IL was hi- wish she
acGTie~c-d in II. Then -he took sick and
The cel-brs tion of The nup,isI We again
continued to future date. Warn she re-
covered he Was still In Hutchinson, but
when the appointed time Game, did not
fulfill hIs prorlises foon after this E.e-
ricd he went back 70 the east and has not
since returned. After his departure M;ss
R,ch was Frustrated by another spelI OF
sickness. This time her disease seemed e.
bc more Of a men'sl than bodily siiment.
The crisis of tn. maIady passed, the body
recovered it's former vigor. but her mind
did not rally from the strain to which il
had been subjected. Reason lied from the
dome Of thought and has not since re-
La her psroxys sins yesterday she would !
work her hands bervnu-ly and almost spas :
AZ If pushing acme one away,
and say, Behave Behave. You can't 10 .
hat You can't do that, say.' Her IA.
her and bother, beth Of wk"m accompa- !
MED her, soon succeeded in quoting her.
md for eome zine she would hc
Itiil. Then the -;.ell won:d come over he:
With Increased force. Sometimes she
sOuid call the ianciesi intruder brownie"
his she would do very seldom.
Tie INFINITE particulars Of the levers
quarrel and separation are not fully
Known. That the man Was a deceiver and
40. true lover IL almost self-evident
Mss Rich loved him deeply. He sought
o take advantage % her love AMI lead her
lstray She comprehenied his intention
md woaIi no' permit him 10 carry out hi
!esisn 1t ir when this pari OF her -hs;-
cred memory r-v-r,s 20 tina; part Of heir
icq'aintHnve th I her r. :ings occ IT. She
las. On /; up her hopes on him, .nd when
be say him ~ b. really VS., the rescrion
yss 80 terrible ia lis efi.sc;s thu she be-
amr cras Z.
ME- Rich has b,eG ins ,nc iur about
ear. At USswatomie she will be pI; un-
er treatment tbs, may restore her Ia
essOu. 1. the man d.: ROT succeed in rn-
ming her morally. he was successful 10,
omple,ing her mental rIi.. -kaasa, City
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DHYslCIANs say il is PERFECT SCBSTI.
i TUE 10: the sui phate qunne. Superior in
tonic properties, and produces no dissgreeabo
eject.
Does The Same 80 SDlphate Quinine Sold
by all Druggists, or sent by mail, price n so per
OF. Billings. Cispp Co., CHEA lsrs, Boston.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
The Creek Cherokee MIDDLE.

The latest IDmors from the scene Of the
Creek Cherokee misunderstanding are that
.bout $50 OF the Cherokee nation are in
arms and determined to have the murder
ers Of young Cobb. They will probably
wsi, until to-day for the decision Of Chief
Bushy Head, when, in the event Of The
Greeks refuse to surrende. the guilty par
tie, the Cherokees will at once invsde the
Crr~k country to take them by force.
We hope inst an amiesbIe arrangement
may he resched, but present indications
point to . di6ereat rerult. The Creeks
will hardly yield TO those against whom
they have cherished an enmity .ince the
clo-e VI the vsr.-Denisoa Nea,.