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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Itching Piles Symptoms and euro

AtCulu8 1iAoo ~0yuPtOWO 0uO SuTO-
The symptoms are moisture. like Per--
pIra,ion, inten-e itching, increased BY
scratching. very distressing, particularly Al
night, ~ If pin worms we're crawling in
end about the rectum the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed to con-
tinue very serious results may follow. DR..
Swsynes All-Healing Ointment j. plea--
ant, sure cure. Also for letter. Itch, Salt
Rheum. Sc.ld Head, Erysipelas. Barber.
Itch. Blo,ches. all Sczly, Crusty, Cutsne-
Gus, Eruptiona. Price 80 cents, 8 boxes
for $l.25. Sent BY mail to any address on
receipt OF price IN currency, or three cent
postage stamp. Prepared only BY DR..
Svayoe h Son, $50 North Sixth street, Phil.
adelphis, Pa. Sold BY all prominen, drug.
gises.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Adjudged Insane.

Mn. Mary Downey was sdjudged insane
by The County Court to-day, and will be
taken to the asylum at Fulton tonight, by
Deputy Sheriff SPrecher.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

A lady in cur nrighborhood who has
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by . violent Cough, has
become completely cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For sale in every Drug
Store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Jefferson Cltys DEGRADATION

The Jefferson City Eeiipss hsd iorIy-one
advertisements Offering far sale the city and
suburban property of people anxious. to
Get away from the dying place. Soon
Jefferson City will be Il state capital and
stale p~ni,-n,isry-only these and nothing
more
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
CUMMINGS CRIME.
From the Cashiers Desk to
the St.. Prison.
How Gambling Hells and Dens Of
Infamy Wrecked q Promis-
ing Young Man.

/ Some Of the BAzDOs readers probably
.s~, last evening, wandering aiD:essly
along Main and Oiio streets. a young mar
some iwep,y--even years vi sse, Of shabby
genteel appearance, whose every move and
action showed plainly that lac was n -irzn-
ger and had undoubtedly seen better days
. A representative OF this paper, in passing
him, could not resist The temptation oi
turning aud taking a second glance, and
Use rewarded for 50 doin; hy recognizing
in the -irsng-r the person Of Chsrley Cum
ming-. whose history dnrirg the Ps-t five
wears Is full oi Interest, even though
STAINED BY CRIME
In the spring OF 1879 Charlie Cummings
was enpioyed ~ cashier in one of the larg-
-, Wholesale end retail j-~eIry houses on
Forth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, ami COM
msnded salary Of 900 pr annum. His
parents we're weil-to do people and moved
in the heat circ.--, and The elder son va.
looked u!on by designing mothers as a
remark ably good catch. Naturally Of
jovi.i disposition, his fellow comrades IN
sisted on Charlie accompanying them night
after night, la places OF amusement, until
pleasure of tina, sort h-c,ne 'sme, and then
came the
GAMBLING HFi.I-,
erog shop. and den- Of inisniy. L" visit
such pl seas required money, aud =. Cum
ming. found hi- salary inadequate 'o his
demands, he commelc-d 4 system oi ior-
geri-- that, in November at ls1S. re-
suited in arrest, trial aud cow icii.n, and
sentences ni three yeats in th- Obi" stale
,enii-n;iAry. Lis p,rrn'>, who were coui-
piei-ly h-zfi-br"k-n "y-r hi- downfall,
u-si every effort To- aid him in hi- ln,s
fortune, bu, To- no avail. aud lac ~>
q" wear the convici'- gArb un;ii
tine expiration oi his sentence. With the
BRAND % A THE
nron him, Cummings WAS too sensitive to
return io his old home, and on being di--
charged. he roSmed from city 20 city aud
from town 10 town, leading the lie ii
yag ,bond and tramp, until Le arrived in
Sed.Iia yesterday. Seeing tina, he was
recognized by the writer, ke came ior~ ard,
and from his own lips portion Of the
above ga. elected. He stated that from
tie time of his discharge from prison until .
the present he had never written +
VI heard FROM home, and i, was his desire
that they shouId think Of him ~ one
CONSIGNED To The GRAVE
Where hi. boyhooi day- we're spent his
rhine would never be forgotten; hut il Wa
his intention 90 seek a new h-li ia the lar
~est, where he hoped, lapse Of lime
~ould, ia soa.e degree, blot into Oblivion
he dark past. Such, in brief, i the hi-to-
y o! one who, little more than i've year.
lgn, Was looked upon model young
nan, and xho would have had little diff
.ul,y in securing s'mo-i any position Of
,onor and trust TO which he might have
pired. Let Us hcle that the future will
,rove brighter To- him than has the past.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

Be sure anu call for DIR. Bull. Cough
Syrup, If you are troubled with bad
Cough or Cold. 1t will give you relief.
For sale bv every respectable druggist
Price % cents
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
From the Quaker CITY.

f. J. Campbell. Of Phi!sdrIPhIs, under
date OF o,ob-r 4. 1879, certified to the
wonderfuli efficacy oi Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Tonic in removing liver disease
accompanied by chronic constipation and
Fellow skin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast taking
the place Of all the old fashioned Cough
remedies. 1t never fails to relieve the most
violent Cold, and for Throat Dlseases il 10
invaluable. Price Is cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

These goods all irscl made
dollars invested IN their works utterly
to compete with hem either prices quality Dfy
Co" price within mentioned ma.
teria AMI workmanship done with
neaneS and Dispatch l7-27d&wiy! F.. CROWLEY & CO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

III YOU want to win every time. play
As follows: Spades, il ven would win po-
tatoes clubs, in dealing with ruffans
hearts, il YOU would win friendship; and
diamonds ii you would win woman.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Isaac David's rOath.

Every resder Of ;ffe BAzoo mus; remem-
Der we'll, and remember with pam, the cir
cumstsnces of the injury Of little I-sac
David, on the evening Of The first Of the
present month. After ina, time the daily
bulletins OF the lads .ndi,ion showed a
gradual sinking, until they Ia day an
nounce the intelligence Of his desth. The
grasp OF the grain reaper seemed 10 have
been Embossed when that lrs, terrible night
OF TIE struggle between death anc science
had ended, and the boys condition ne,
tered. 80 ih,t, coming nov, sitter days
and nights Of rrsyerini hope AMI alternate
moments Of grief and jig inten--. this -sd
consHmm alton Of their watching H. trebly
painful.
The funeral of the lad, al half past lea
Tomorrow, from the residence Of Mr.. David,
corner OF Third and Lam;ne streets, will b.
attended 10y all The liitle cls>-m ,ies oi
Ready & Van Prtien'- school, which young
David attended. The pupii. will walk in
the funeral Possession in body.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Marriage of w. W. Rhodes.

w. w. Rhodes, formerly agen; Of the
Missouri Pacific at Lexington, bnt now
chief clerk ia the Office Of the Eahdslis
road at 81. Louis, passed through Sedaiia
this morning. accompanied by his bride,
on his way to the Future Great
That he should be accompanied by a
bride will be surprise to his many friends
in Sedalia, but such is actually the case,
the ceremony having been performed at the
brides residence in Holden at an early
hour tnis morning. The BAzoo reporter
regrets that he Was unable 10 interview
Mr. r. and obtain fuller particulars, bnt AZ
the train stopped for only a short lime,
and other friends engaged his attention, ii
was impossible. The BAzoo's hes, Wishes
go with him snd HE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
HAIRLESS HOWLERS.
How q Young Lady Got Away
With Some Hermann -
Bellies.

A gentleman residing in the little tow
OF Hermann. Nc. was ia town this morn
ing. and from hin, q BAZoo reporter learned
OF pretty slick transaction that wac p!ayes
there lev days since, by young lady
who visited the town, stopping at the
WHITE HOUSE
and registering a. IRON st. Louis Oi
com-.y appearance aad pleasing shdrers
she had no trouble in getting into The good
graces of all with whom she came in con-
tact, and ere she vas twa days in the place
her friends were legion
Her business was making hsir switches,
and with this "hj.c, la view she called on
the fair damsels. number of whom had no
hesitancy ia turning over into her keeping
the ''combings" Of many monihss smount-
ing in vaine TO many dollars. She would
CANVASS the city first, che said, aud that
accomplished, would set TO work manu-
featuring the same, ard all for the -nm Of
three dollars each. She did the cavassing
part thoroughly, aud then il Was that she
must have changed her mind; for, instead
Of getting out and returning the work a.
agreed, she TOOK the night train for 81,
Louis, carrying away with her numerous
packages of the hair that wss Ia adorn the
heads Of Hermann's bellies. The next
morning il became known that she had
-kippcd, and great ws- the morning ia the
mansion OF many Il Hermannite. Ii WIS
discovered that she had gone 10 ST. LOUIS,
AID All officer Was dispatched in search.
and after considerable difficulty the willy
emale was discovered and made TO disgorse.
She claimed that IL was her intention To re
urn q. soon ~ the work WAS finished, AMI
hat she only visited 81. Louis because the
sciiitie for getting out the work were
greater. but the officer thought the story
. pretty thin ore, as did the ladies who
entrusted their hair INFO her keeping. The
;ame Is an easy one TO play, and no doubt
here Is big money in il. Should this. or
Try other party, visit Sedalia on a like
Mission, the BAzco's readers will know
what kind of a reception 10 tender them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

.'He leadeth me-" Thinking. per-
haps. that spark Of life might still
remain in the inanimate figure upon
the bed Mr.. Suydam summoned DIR.
Hogeboom, residing at the corner Of
Bushwick avenue and Woodbine
street. The physicians examination
of the body, however, only confirmed
the fact that life was extinct. Oyster.
meyer. although badly injured, walked
TO the station-house. a distance OF
one half mile. To Capt. James
Dunno and Sergeant Murphy Oyster
meyer said /: 81 have stopped he'
-, and / have stopped mine, too.
An ambulance was summoned, and
after the wound had been dressed
Oystermeyer was taken to St
GATHERINGS hospital. Although
severely injured, the wound was no
thought to be of q fatal character
The body of the murdered woman
was left at the house to await tn
action of the coroner. From all tina
could be learned Oystermeyer had n
cause for accusing his wife of in
consistency. 1t is said that she va
always . hard working woman. q
good character, and that her murdere
lived by her earnings. Several pei
sons Who know o ystermeyer are Of tn
opinion that be is insane. Will
living in the Twelfth precinct he va
arrested for hurting stones At th
windows of his residence. Whe
locked in q cell he endeavored {
batter his brains out against the val
and it was found necessary to taste
him to q hoard.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20

We never saw .,asIifui man WHO
was not the soul of honor .lIongp
such may blnsh and stammcr, md
sElrug their sIIpnIders awkwardIy, I'M
able to throw firth with ease tl,eA
thoughts they would express, YET cofns
mend them to us for friends There
are touches IN their character winch
time will mellow and bring out.
Ladies' with really gnod hearts and
cultivated intsiIects will reward tie
gallant Sir Mnstachip Bra;nIess with
smiles and attention because lie can
fnlsI a shawl gracefully aud handy
compliments with Persian elegancy.
would not condescend to loox upon
the worthier man. The man who il
baslful III the presence Of ladies IL
their deferder when the loose tongue
nf the slandefer would defame thems
yet he who would die to defend them
il least hpnared by the female sex.
Whoever heard D. hashful Iibsrtine?
Tire anomaly il never seen Ease and
elegance are his requisites; npon his
lips sits fattery, really to pay court to
blue eyes and black; he Is never nom
plussed; he never blushes. For i
word lie would profesSedIy lay down
his life. Yet he it is who fills dens
with wrecks Of male purity; ii is he
who profanes the holy name Of mother
desoIates the shrine where domestic
happiness is thrnned; rnins the
hearts of those WHO trust ill him; and
all uider the mask uf polished gen--
tlenan. Ladies. would you possess a
worthy husband? Choose him whose
delicacy IF department leafs him TO
stand alH,f ssilesi others stand around
You. If he hnshrs, stammers even.
at your approach, consider them as so
many signs of his exalted opinions If
your sex Dep nd upon it. with him
yonr life viii be happier with poverty
than with many another surrounded
by the splendor Of wealth. - Home
Circle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20

Life in Leadvil!e is uIi OF excite
sment, even for barber. i'he other
day citizen named Plug stroIled III
10 BARRIERS establishment where
there were two chairs, both full, and
fonrtcen men waiting. If there ID
one thing Ping despises it is waiting
around while lot of other fellows
get shaved He figured Oh how Il,
avoid il, and espying . friend in one
"f the chairs, be stepped up to him and
spoke few words in low tome.
Suddenly lie became excited. Address
ing his friend, he cried, You third
rate mnle-whacker, iii have yonr
gore!" And the friend yelled back,
You Greaser, I'll shoot yon full OF
hnies!' Il can shoot first" yelled the
plug, drawing the revolver ssI'lI le,
yon see you can't roar~d the friend,
leaping from the chair. By this time
a scene Of wild excitement was TAX
ing place in the shop, the whole ionr-
teen waiting customers were wildly
to get out before the shout-
ing began The man in the other
chair, without stopping to wipe the
iatiier from his face, or remove the
apron about him, leaped from the win
dow, upon the head Of policeman,
who at once arrested him for a mad
man. Que of the BARRIERS had bumped
his head terribly and got his mouth
full Of dust, crawling under sofa,
aud the other barber was promptly
behind barrel in the clos
ct. As soon as the shop was cleared,
the two friends ceased threatening
each other. Eut up their pistols, and
after hearty laugh, coaxed the bar
bers to come out and shave them.
Plug tried to explain to the head bar
bei that it was all joke. "But,n
said the barber, you're a fighting
man" NO. said Plug, Il am cow
ard and couldn't lick fea." Then
10y tunket," yelled the barber, you've
driven over five dollars worth of trade
from me and III take the value out Of
your hideW And he got in several
lusty bio VS. on Plug before the latter
could offer to settle. And somehow,
Plug doesn't think it was such good
joke, after all.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
Singing as a Preventative OF Con-
sumption.

The statement has been made that
during tue last twenty FIVE years not
single singer has diei of consumption
at ST. Petersburg, although this dis
ease has outstripred all others, and
now hollis the 6fst place among the
canses of death at the Russian Capi-
tai. From this and other facts DR..
Vasiliefi draws an inference in favor
OF the exercise involed in singing as
a preventative against consumption.
4 London medical writer, however,
argues that there is room for question
as to the relative Of cause aud effect
in this matter. for, though it may
either happen that singers are II IT cpn-
sumptiye because they eau use their
throat and chest freely, or that CON-
sumptiye persons are not singers be-
cause the weakness which precedes
disease iucapacitates the chest and
throa for exertion, neither of these
hypothesis -th0ugh true up to a cer-
tait point-told good in all cases; in
fact very little observation will suffice
to show that agood singing voice may
co-exist with weak or diseased chest,
The perfectly healthy may be
really unable to sing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
E. A. STEVENSON, Secretary.

The pastor of the Methodist Church
at North Adams. Mass, in explaining
to his Sunday School the meaning of
original sin," said that Adams fall
did not morally affect anybody now.
The superintendent assured the chill
dren that the pastor was mistaken,
and cndeavored to prove it by argu-
ment. The discussion lasted two
hours, and finally became heated, the
pastor accusing the superintendent of
being neither gentleman nor
Christian" The children did not get
any very clear idea of that days les
son IN Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
Cnnnty Convention:

On motion, ordered that the Count,
Convention be held at Idaho CITY on
the 9th day Of September, 1880, at /
O'Clock P NJ. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating members Of the Legislature,
Probate Judge, Sheriff, Auditor and
Recorder, Treasurer. Assessor, three
County Commissioners, Coroner, and
also 10 elect five delegates to the Ter
litorial Convention.
Ordered that the primaries for elect
ing delegates to the County Canven-
ton be held saturday, August 2Sth,
1880. between the hours Of 4 and I 80
O'Clock P. NJ, at the following places:
Idaho City Court Huuse): Judges
james Freaner, Ed Fulmer and Jno.
Garrerht
Banner (Graney's saloon1: Judges
MAJ Mcdowell, Tom Graney and
Peter Swim.
GambrInus (,sub Rosa mill): Judges
Fox. John McDonough and
James Traverse
Shaw's { Hunters hotep: Judges
Andy Thrash. Sam Johnson and AL.
Hoskins
Centerville (at Mefert's saIoolr):
Judges-Stephen Dempsey, Samuel
Clarkson and Albert Luce
PlacerviIle (McKay's): judges
John Nelson, Martin Cathcart and
Jacob Wagner.
Pioneer (Stadtmiller's) Judges
Geo. Stafford, Henry McGinness and
James Murphey.
Quartzburg (Veasey's): Judges
John Conner, Dan'l O'Brien and John
Hurst
Granite Creek Cat Connoughton's): J:
Leary, Jas. Apperson
and VIM. O'Brien.
Garden Valley (School house):
Judges-Morris Quinn, Lewis Linn
beck and Hugh Craig.
Sqnaw Creek (Baird's): Judges
Cal. Baird, Thos. Hayes and Craig
Baird.
Horseshoe Bend (Clark's hotel):
Judges-John Daley, Thos. Maxwell,
and S. r. Slocum.
Lower Squaw Greek Mitchell &
Marsh's hotcl): Judges-A. G. Church
A. McQuade and j. c. Smith.
Adjourned r. g. ALLEN,
Chairman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20

A letter has recently been delivered
in France after being detained in the
postoffice for half a century A sim
gular discovery was made three weeks
ago in the course Of the operations
now going on in the General Postof-
fee at Paris. In panel near one Of
the boxes was found letter which
had been posted exactly fifty years
ago, and which by some mischance
had got stuck 10 the panel instead of
finding its way into the box The let
ter was duly forwarded to the person
to whom it was addressed. who. still
more strangely, was alive and re-
ceived it safely. The writer. howey
er, had been dead many years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
OF THE DEMO
CRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF BOISE COUNTY.
IbAHp Cry. Ang 10. 1880

IHAHD CITY, Aug. 70. 1880
Present: r. g Allen. NJ G Lnney,
= 4. Stevenson, John n. Myer, BY B
e Hughes, proxy, Albert s. Lnce, BY
:. A Stevenson. proxy.
On motion, ordered that The basis
of representation be one (I) for each
precioct and one u for every twenty
(2O) votes cast for III. Democratic
Candidate for Delegate 70 Congress at
the last general election. and one (I)
Tor every fraction Of ten ,lo) or over
which entities the different precincts
I" the following representation i'll th-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
Bodenstedt's Opinion.
N. Y. Tribune.

1t was a surprise to Frederick Won
Bodenstedt. the German poet, who
sailed for home on Thursday, to find
that Jean Paul Richter was much read
IN this country, and still spoken of as
a living influence in German litera-
tnre. He had fallen into undeserved
neglect in Germany, and was very lit
tie read, his fame paying the penalty
OF his having once been the extreme
fashion. Speaking of the American
poets, Herr Bodenstedt said that Bret
Harte was on the top wave of popu-
larity in Germany His poems offered
something out of the usual way to
Germans, who cared little for the
poets of the Schools" since they had
enough Of them of their own.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
inventors and Patentees

lnces e,u = send for instructions, terms. refer.
/ p ~ @er 70 Edison Brothers, Solicitors
nisb tba NUS. u Washington, D. c., who fur.
Brothers 1's''ie Is WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
I'M Of las Weli.known and successful
RblisbeJ Se y ,sc experience, having been es-
oo IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
Painting and Paper Hanging.

Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from
date Of discharge or death, if applied for
before July 1, 1880. Wound, acciden-
tai injury or disease entities to Pension,
Bounty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured This firm established
in 1866 Address enclosing stamp, Ed
SON BROS, u. S. Claim Attorneys, I'll G
Street. Washington, d. O.
(Reading notice, tf)
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Notice.

a5nHE FOLLOWING WARRANT WILL BE
& paid our of the Current Expense Fund ON pre-
sentation ut my Office
Number 10. in favor Of John Cameron, Szo.oo
IsID0R SMITH,
Conuty Treasurer
Idaho cits, Juts ssh. 1880
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5aal,u semi 10 eeklg III prld

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
sGa ia Brick Building Adjoining Asonie Hall. Wall Street
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-20
SPEAKING Of mining III California the

SPEAKING Of mining III California the
Posi- says: Hydraulic mining has
been the pioneer of agriculture in the
foot-hilIs, aud the men who have spent
their money in these enterprises are
buiLling up a new agricultural empire
within the borders Of our State In
few years quartz mining will super
sede The hydraulic system. ana then
the people who choase to live in the
foot-lalis will have at hand for their
own use the grandest system of irri-
CATION known to man. Surely the peo-
pie of California have no right to com.
plain Of the results Of mining.