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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

-Cheerfnlness, courage, and great &C.
ivity Of intellect are engendered BY Fell
lows Compound syrup of Hypopho-phites.
and its capacity Of importing power of
endurance to the brain and nervous eys-
TEN is shown 10 its property of sustaining
persons through mental difficulties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
MODEL HOUSE.
What Brown 4 Pratt Have
Been Doing With the
Popular Garrison.
A Placs Where Exposition VISIT
ors Will be Entertained
in Elegant style.

OF all the arrangements made by the
citisens Of Sedslis for The proper enter.
taisDsot Of the thousands Of visitors shO
will be 10 attendance II the grsnd expoei-
'in" during the present. week, certainly
none csn excel ihoar completed by the pop
ulsr hosts Of the Garrison hon-., Mesa:..
Brown Il Pratt. Anticipating the gue-rs
that will b. here from abroad, = large ma-
joFisy al whom will b. dependent up.n the
hoiels of the city for their eating End sleep
ing recommendations, ihese gentlemen have,
within the psst two weeks, made every
possible preparation for their welfare. ard
the BAzoO can iruihfuily aay ,h.t ., no
plsce in the state could they b. more hand.
somely eniertaiDed.
Commeocing on the Office floor, the room.
have b-en repapered, reprinted and return
ished throughout, until they are moirI. oi
oeatneas and beauty. In the par.or on ,I,.
6r~i floor, IN elegant Brussels CARPET, which
has no superior in the city, has been placed.
and in many other ways has il heen b~.n,i
fed.
The ladies' entrance through the hallway
has BEEN adorned with handA,me new "a.
per, - have ell the hallsays and room. on
the second 6oor. The paper il Of a dark
drab color. With . profusion Of 0,vers .
shade lighter, and ael OF with border of a
most unique deaign. The wood so:k h.s r..
ceived The artistic touch Of the painter and
gsaioes, while the upholaiereris work has
bren complete and satisfactory in every de-
Pariment.
OF the 6fty rooms in the hpuse, all have
received q thorough Overhauling, until
they nov compare f.vor.bly With iho-e in
hotels Of much larger and more presen-
tions city. OF room No. 50, the brid,I
chamber. the BAzOo ds-ires particularly to
speaL. With an exquisite new Brus.els
carpet, aud furniture Of lich and Costly
pattern. il n indeed thing of beauty. The
prir,ors in the nriehborhocd ii 81 .sCO Tie
divan. chair, etc., are cuvss red with broca-
selIe elk, at cost Of ten dollar: per ward.
and tn he fnIiy appreciated a personsl in
spection Of the room is nece~ary.
The house, from cellar to garnet, il now
in heller order that Il has ever been before,
and thcae vko are fortunate enough to re-
cure .ccnmmodsi ions during the pre.en,
week can rest assured they will End every.
thing in 6rst-clssa order
In the eating line the Garrison la. o.
ways been NOTED ~ the bet house along
the line Of the Pacific road, and no lnrh,
the proprietor will take ~-Iecisl pains dur
ing the >xpoeitiOn 10 s,istsin their worthy
reputation. Messn. Brown 4 Pratt have
displayed not little enterprise. and haze
been II large expense. bat m doubt tie
increased patronage that will he extended
them will more 'hsn repay them for their
trouble. The BAzoo hopes ihsi .neh may
be the case, Ut lesst.
Never defer until Tomorrow What
should be attended io TO-DAY. A slight
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
SoNo OF 94I MIGHT.

Ears 90 large were MADE for hearing
Eyes. ~ iiniiiea~s. they can bur Sc-.
Wisdom, ~ur-. from there appearing.
,'raNeiy perche,i on son.i-r tree.
softly fails the moonlight -hp,I"s
Mi not y hrvczc ,ilstGri,- the is,u.
While bright iew,i.sy.> DER the meadow
Pr'-i;,lm- night curtain over at.
Ihrtishti,I. ni;lsts nov u.,itt1ru:.
Nind~ IVA io,sht ami iesIt.,tihg.
Like minis ia iay- 81 wore.
Wisdom, why =" ~hy a uaI-n.
With yoUr uHtol.i riches laden
Mn would possess TIM -tOfv
Vet ypu come not IN the morning
~-,rrr IN mI'i'iie ase give w.rn;n.
Nor IN r-cr,iing years
o. what force l. Youth he.ui.ln.,
Force, Unseen. ~ nl,ahooi -,iiiin..
md c."~Inss It, With tears
! sought thi> problem O.. .ii-rla~e
sought the man Who >,Ir.-.N knows
What science says tc man.
With humble riien ans, crourhIns tear
| sought the pr.--nc. 1T :, seer
Ind tOt.-hei his -st-I~,i wani
AMI when ~,:,i ~. 20 h,S feet
y plts, Ton trI. sit~.-i pl. meet
The prophet 'hT~ began.
- Nature J. rui..i Nv certain law
And IN thc~r iaws exist "A c.tt-.
u yrU viii rightly ~-u,.
From tim" remote AL present now,
ThI- ":t',s.- has been and -. bur h"v
u WORKS. We'll surely tint
prsDft-we came at Hast
IL you'll pT,- ienye the azure past
And misty doubts behind.
No, from Superna! height arose,
And coming siswn until III. close,
This vital >Ubtlei.
But IN Gns~ntienr Cosmos lie,
AL that Our finite minds C.escry.
Evolved from mystery.
10 pr"t"p'',-Iii, vari-rin. round.
>"n.~ttiur- IN ayr, something's ON ground.
w. hnd th. rsnny ell
Ihi- s,st~tsnc.. since the world xas iu3..i..
And trees. @Ii,i yOu yourself
Moving alon" thi- beaten road
We md the earth, noa mtu ab,-i..
Was once a iutN ring mass.
FROM NoiGsk, sab, the learned ~agr.
. To C~n"zoa time ami age
W. IN arasltticn pass.
THIS - the lesson for TODAY.
Men. l;ke tine trees, soon pas away,
AMI mouider hack to dust.
There Is M wisdom whence You GO
Nor any knowledge that We know
~ any future trust.
The speakers voice VA hu-hed ami atil!
A. silently ne mov-d AWAY,
But echo brought s. -asi-->:li -hrili
- fhIs = the lesson Tor to-day"
Lost ~ all hope, let coming wears
iii.i nature, sh&in-st to- tell th. tale
Strive to stone ,h. fault witt! fear~
AMI moist with i-w the hill aud sale.
Tra'isr. Jaly Il, lsso.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
The Friend of Delicate Ladies.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure IL
the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases petnlar to women. Headaches, neu-
raigis, dieordered nerves, weakneas, mental
shocks, and kindred ailments xre efieciuslly
removed BY its use.-The Mother's Msga-
zine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Gov. phelpO.

Governor Phelps and daughter, Mr..
Montgomery. are expected 20 arrive in
>edalis Mond.y evening 1t 40 O'Clock.
They will occupy box At Smiths hall on
Monday night and zee Roshelle play
"Ignomar, the Barbarian.n
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

He is the Unsuitable mover. With
him it il always the first Of May. He
il the historical character who never
sleeps twice in the same bed. He
always builds his house tn sell. When
it is finished. that il the signal for
him to move. His ancestors must
bury themselves. his posteri,y are heirs
Of the future. lie has time neither
to inherit nor make his sill. 1t is
always in his plan to settle down. bu,
never in the place where he is. He
pays his debts BY mourning new ones.
He is the great laborer and hardship
endurer of the nineteenth century.
But he always expects to reach q spit
tomorrow where he will have nothing
to dn. Almost within the memory vi
men now living, the western men has
passed the AtIsn,ic slopes, flowed
over the table lands and prairies Of
the isterIOr. crossed the Mississippi,
laid highways over the plains. seized
and possessed the Rocky Mountains,
honey -cOmbed the Sierras with his
drills and -ln;ceS. made a garden Of
California, and occupied all the
Pacific coast between thirty degrees Of
latitude,
The western man. you perceive.
has reached his limit. 1t he goes q
step further he becOmes an Oriental.
He would not violate his restless
character if he took this step and
began over again his circuit Of the
globe But think he will not do it.
not for some centuries at least. You
may say CIR the moment that there is
no western man. For the first time
in the history of the world he has
come Z" place where he must stay his
march. where he must rest. For the
first time in bis history he has the
opportunity forced upon him To
develop himself. to let the world see
what manner 1T man he will become
when he is stationary. He ia. 30 to
say, turned back ON himself. There
is M other outlet for his snperabun
dant energy except in his self-develop-
ment. He ha. nowhere else to 20.
There Is nothing for him to do but to
grow. The interest Of this expert.
ment IL its absolute novelty. 1t is
situation in human affairs which We
have scarcely Ne vet begun to compre-
bend. There are two points Of
iotere<s--whct the world will be
henc"torrh. what course history will
take. what tie race will do without its
primevsl Escape valve in the western
man. is one thing; what the western
man himself will become. forced to
stol. and grow like u tree. instead Of
running like cucumber-vine, is an
other thing.
Fortunately he has stopped 10 a
good place. He has room enough to
spread himself He has DO neiehbors
at least none whom he cannot gently
persuade to depart into another world.
The resources at his command are
simply unparalleled. There has been
nothing invented or discovered in oil
time that he has not ut hand. His
desires can scarcely 60 beyond his
and it is saying all
that can he said Of his opportunities.
that they are only excelled BY bis
opinion Of his deserts. He is planted
m s0il which ~ bottomless. He 10
the first man in history who has ever
had enough to eat. And now be has
leisure to eat. to grow. to poesess life. |
Charles D"diy Uaner, ~ Serib"ers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

No one can per.is'entiy irest his stom-
sch vith indifference without the final re-
taliatiou Of that organ by its infection of
Dyepepsss, etc. When su6erinx With 'hi.
most aeeravating di.e,ee or snv of iis e.
fecss, uae HsmburE Drops. which viii in
stsnsly relieve and cue the most de pesa'e
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Notice to Horoomen.

Horeemeu Who desire 20 stiend The Sc.
dali. exposition With their stock. "aa nov
secure stall room. No charge for stalls
only during the week Of the exPosisioo.
Apply 70 GEO. ]. Bnows,
s2ldtf SuPesistsodeat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
How to Got Sick.

Expose your-eli day anil night eat too
much viihou, exercise; work too hard
without rest doctor all the time (; take all
the vile nostrums advertised; and then
you sill want to know
HOW To dET WILL.
Which j. aessered in three Vords
Hon Bitter! S-e other column.
pssS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Gone I'm.

Graham City. Texas, last Monday. The
canse of her ascending upwards was die.
appointed love- She went by the arsenic
route.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Yesterdsy's Sunday School Picnic

Yesterdsy's Sunday School Picnic
At Crswfordis Springs. seven miles
south of Sedalis, one of the most en-
j.,yable picnics Of the season was held
yesterday. 1t was gotten up under
the auspices of Liberty school. but
four other schools turned out en- masse,
swelling the number who were present
TO about Eve hundred people.
SPEECHES were made BY Gen. j. B.
Van Petten and Rev. Fulton. Of the
East Sedalia Baptist church. which
we're both interesting and instructive,
AMI we're listened to with marked a.
tention.
Nearly all of those present took q
bountiful supply Of provisions with
them, and at the noon hour. tables
were spread under the numerous shade
trees and all were made to feel that it
was guod to be there. A number of
people we're present from this city, and
oil report having bad splendid time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Since the meeting Of the general assem-.
bly in Msy last twenty-five Prsabyterian
ministers have died. Their seea ran from
forty seven, the youngest. Rev. w. q.
Dean. Of Tucson, A. +, Who died in July.
to ninety-,hree, the oldest, Rev. d. n.
Smith, Of Princeton. n. J Who died slso
in July. The aggregate sges Of eighteen
of them given j. ,23S ard the average
nearly eixty-uine each.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
"EWaine's Ointment and Pills"
THE oKEArEsr xExEDID THE WORLD HAs

"6W9lne'0 Ointment ana Pills.
THE oKEATEsr kENEDID THE WORLD HAs
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inveterate cA-e Of -kin
diseasee. auch ~ letter. salt risum, scald
head, barber's itch, sores. all crusty, sca,y
akin eruptiona. and that distressing com.
plant. itching piles. AZ blood purifier
and regulator, Swaine's Tar and Ssrsapsr-
lila Pills are excellent. Cure sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
sard Of malarisl feven, cleansing the eys-
ten and bowels Of al impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price Is cents . box, Eve boxes 81. Oint-
ment 50 cents, three boxes 81 Is. Can Be
~ent By mail to any address on receipt Of
price. Address Letters. DR.. sssyne 4 Son,
$50 North Sixth street, Ph,ladelphia. Sold
by all leading druggisls
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

-Yarbroush Hoose. Raleigh. y. C. I
have used DE-. Bulls Coogh 6yrap Tor ny
children, sesssais asd oyself ssd thisk i
lie goldea reosdy.-Mn. d. Blaekvsll.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

MI. E. E. Mcclellan Was arrested
and taken before Recorder Fraker
yesterday, charged with keeping open
bic store and selling stationery on Sun
day. He appeared before that oracle
of Justice with his attorneys, SaDgree
& Lamm, and said he Was prepared
to fight such = prosecution to the Bit
ter end. AID asked that he be given q
jury trial. Seeing that the case
would prove . long and holly contest
ed one. the attorneys agreed to Con-
tinue Il until the 21st inst.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Sedslis Offers premiums n her approach
ing expo-i,ion agyrrg ating So, 200, 40 the
papers ssy.-J~Hrrson City Tribune.
she shove IL sbunt - near the truth ~
the Jefferson City papers ever venture
when Publishing anything concerning
Sesislis.
When . paper in that city runs out Of
nes.. telegr-phic OF local, the managing
editor says to the reporter: We'll, IL there
u m nevs ill her up With wind; write
snws sprcis! disGa,ches OF good local .quibs
giving Sedalis HI, you: salary ssill goes
mn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Boston 99.StOre
227 OHIO STREET,
Offers special bargains during Expo
sition week, from an entire new
stock Prompt and polite attention
given and satisfaction Guaranteed.
urSSc list is larger than ever
0ueensware
! Bohemian Glass,
MsIoiica Ware,
Japanese Goods
Lamps,
,-w.,r,
Travelling Bags
Pocke, Books.
Psrasoi, snd I'm brelias
Gloves and Hosiery
Ladies Trimmed Underwear.
Csntlemen's Underwear
Albums.
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DE,E BAzoo: In or quiet little town
there il not much thai I can write
that would interest your many readere.
though for the .eke III thase h~re I will
give you snch items a. viii interest them.
i.r you mus, kno~. MIR. Big Ingin, your
BAzoo u cur paper ja-t - much a. Sesla-
lin's
Mr.. W. W. Hall, 81 L-ns, Illinois. j.
visiting his bru,iisr, \. J nj this place,
and expresses himself M delighted Witn
our town and coun,ry.
We are gripg tn Exchange Appleion's
achooi b.oks tor Mc(;uh.y s~riss, the lat.
ter se~MIng to he MOTE acceptable lo our
people. The char &c u To- he made io-slsy
at the school h'iu-e
This would be . good place for year
ling brewery. The h.me consumption il
enormous, no les than eight kegs being
Disposed Of to home talent on Saturday lss'.
And vet we wonder al crime.
DR.. Conway hss purchased the Riddle
farm, formerly known ~ the Hickox farm.
The latter, during his ow nershiP. improv~d
i, muchly, and cold il to UaPi. W. p Psh,
from whom the prsseni owner purchased.
Our fsrmen are nov very bnsy ps~par-
ing their land for wheat. The recent rains
ana present. fine weather have brought the
col To perfect sts,e for blowing.
We are looking forward 10 . pleasant
visit to your city next week. A large
number Of us propose to Stake in" the
great exposition thss yos are advertising
- exiensiveIy. Your,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
LEXINGTON BRANCH.

LEAVE:
Westward pasesnger.... ........ -. 40 a. %.
Freight & passenger. $50 p. ~.
sunday Sweas Springs Accom..-..II:40 =. %.
ARRIvE:
EASTWARD passenger 1000 p. M.
Freight b passenger. lO:aO =. 10.
Sunday Sweet Springs Accom-. S.l6 p. m
The principal change above Is on the
westward through EsPrer, which yOes
nearly sp hour earlier.
A very good story il told Of . worthy
gentlemen whose name was Cobb sea
captain the Theatre hi. greet delight, and
he was constan: patron. One evening
prior to his date f"r calling, he entered the
Park Theatre. AMI while there being in.
viied BY some fra n.ls to amp With them,
left the bnilding q the very moment Peter
R,chin2s Wa in the act 81 singing u
patriotic song and waving h,s sword in the
most approved msnner. The captain de.
ported on his voyage and did not return for
three year.. The first visit be made when
he returned to the city "a. to visit the
Theatre; there to his great as,o"ishmeni,
was Richings, in precisely the same st,'-
tude he had leii him 1t his departure
Tuning to friend he ssid: Welt, bv
thunder, IL that ,s"'t the lOngess sorR ever
dill hear; Richings Van st it three ears
since. I've been nearly around the 'eorl,i
and dsrn~d il he's xnt through yet"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
The Narrow Gauge and the Expo
0lil0n.

Special trains will be run during the
expo.i,son on the narrow gauge railway.
leaving the end Of the track near wap.w
q .. = Lincoln NJ $50 .. u. and Cole
Cs0p 1t Sis q m, Stopping At all way
stations. end arriving 1t Seda'ia 81 go ..
q. The fsres for round trips from end Of
track 20 0edalia and return will Be $1.25,
from Cole Camp rs Genie, and from gay
stations q proposSiooste rates.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Several young met vho we're psouensd-
ing along the business portion Of Main
street, yesterday we're surprised ss seeing I.
young lady in . room on the second door
acsna the street from there, standing in
front 81 the open window entirely nude,
p!ac,dly eombing her hair. II required
the young men several minutss before
they could regain their eomposure and to
decide, after careful deliberasion end e.
hsusiive discussion. the question - TO
whether the window blinds had heen left
open Intentionally os neslisently. The
latter vas the theory they 6aslly shout
dered, and proceeded consentedly up street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
,rv NJ. Hol1vorth Chief

-Csps. Henry N. Hols~orsh. Chief
detective Force, Cleveland, Ohio, says: 81.
Jacobs Oil eives surprising relief, does q
world Of good and conqners pain. ], CON-
pletelv cnred me Of Rhsum .'ism Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
itching Piles

i>one 81 the most annoy ing diseases
in the world, and yet all can End
sure relief by the use OF DIX.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. I, has been
tested IN thousands of instances anil
invariably makes . snre cure.
The symp:oms are moisture like
Precipitation. intense itching. in
creased nv scratching, very die
'res.ing, particularly At night, a.
ii pin worms were crawling in and
ahoui the rec,un,; the private par's
are sometimes effected. Procure
this ointment. Reader, IL yor are
sufleEing from TIN. distressing CON-
plant, ,es,es. itch, sc.ld head, ring
worm, barber. itch, any :rusty,
sc4ly skin esnptions, use DR..
SwAyue's Ointment an be cured.
sold by all prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

4 ~ % york il book-bindsy. Apply If
Ooan1iag noon. &l6dtt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
a Change.

a Change.
The following time card goes into effect
tn day on the
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.
LEAVE:
Westward through express. ......... 4:O5 =. M
DAY express. ..........-4:a5 .. Al,
ARRIVE:
eastward through express.. -lO:55 p. NJ
day express ...............lO5A .. N,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Never defer until to-morrow What
should be attended Z" TO-DAY. A slight
cough ought never 20 he neglected when a
IS CEN, hottie Of DR.. Bulr- Cough Syrup
viii prevent il from b-coming chronic.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
An Rlessns Toilet Preparation.

An Elegsnt Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative Is found in
"l.ondon Hair Color Rss'oEes." II seldom
tails ,o restore gray or fading hair to its
original Youthful color and h~suiy. Fall
ing hair il checked by ,.s ns.., and il pro-
duces gruw,h of beautiful Young hair,
.ois, glossy and luxnriens that surprises
every one. These properties added 70 its
exquisite perfume and purity Of compost.
ton, render il the growing favoriis Of the
toilet everywhere. Il cert sinly il the mos,
clssnly and effective hair resioser nov he
fore the American people.
4. A. Gibson, Ksfrytovn, Duschess
N. V. writes: DR.. svsyne h Son.
Philsdelphia. Gents. | enclose q postofice
orier for %; please aend me one dozen
London Hair Color Resiorer." il hss
sidopesi nv hair from falling, and restored
il to it, natural color. II hss proven salts
factory in every respect. The London
Hair Color Resaoser" can be obtained Of
ell the leading druggists at ~ cents . not
lie.
Much il anticipated Of Eiwin Booths
1t the Princess theatre, Loo
don, which seems tn have been arranged
'or date early in October. Hamlet has
been selected ~ the PLAY, and the London
.rs are anxious 10 inssisn'e q conpsrisou
,rtween their favosiis. Henry Irving, and
Americas. An exceptions: cost hss hsen
slscse'i 10 snPport him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

-Prni. Gailme,te'- French Kidney Pad
is manufactured in this country from the
French formula, and il the genuine. For
ale By druggists. For sale by Aug
Fieischmann, druggist, corner Second and
Oain streets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Il have suffered from kindred di6culty
tor the past ten yeans. accompanied With
nervous spasms. Physicians give me but
temporary relief. but after u-irg three and
oue.hali bottles Of Warmers Sale Kidney
and LAYER Cure, my nervous sPssms werr
entirely relieved. My age is q wears. !
recommend .his great remedy to al suffer.
ing frum nervous trouble.
MRs. MARY RgEsE, Easson, Pa.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Mr.. Dunnell's Proposition.

The meeting of Mr.. Dmnell'S so
called committee has disappointed
public expectation. Mr.. Ward had
pointed speedy and honorable way
out OF the deadlock. This bold and
manly proposition has been "vadcd,
and the questions NJ issue, il is now
proposed, shall go Ia the state Cen
tral Committee. shackled and cntangl-
ed with the selfish condition that MIR.
Dunnell must be continued rs factor
in the fight ut all hazards. our PEG.
pie will not favor MIR. Dunnrll 5
proposition, unless il carryS with il
ample and complete authority for the
State Committee To consider freely
and fully the broader question of the
eXpediency Of either of the two can
didates remaining in the field. W,
want the slate spongcd, and new
deal, free from all bitterness which
surrounds the present situation. Our
people are not in Il humor for further
foolishness. The manliness of Mr.
Wards proposition is magniied 10y
the shutting evasion of Mr.. Dunnell