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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Cured by the Laying on OF Hands.

A wonderful cure 10 re,,oried from D.rks-
willie BY the laying on al hands. A Mr.
Baker, who had been al .c'ed With rh~u-
maiism f"r anne time, bring un sbie ,o
move his feet ar Iifi his hand To hs> mouth.
in short entirely helpless. We cured within
,he short .p,ce of Eve minutes By = ,m
r~dford. Mr.. Teiford vent to the hou..-
1t Mr.. Bsker aud found bIm propp-d mp 10
= chair u",hle O. move. Living hi. hand
IN the I'll ct-d mans b,ek, Nj. T-di"s,i
comm snd~.. him to stand ~, which he i'm
m-di .tely..iid. and With. half en- hou,
mounted his hos-e aud rode io DArksviiie,
entirely free from pAin.-Moberly Heed
light.
II kind OF seems to Ne that the c"mposi.
tor in sett,ng up the abpve sqaib got the
"sske" separated. and forgot or neglected
to put in type the last part Of the c'ps
The latter part Of the copy, which had been
sccid.ntsll, omitted, reads - foilov-, be.
ginning where the extract from the Head
light quIis: the m,racui .us cure Va
~6-c'ed apparently BY the l.yi IN at
hsnd., but really through the ben<6ci.I
effects Of Pehe.sons purifying and purgs-
tive pelie,s. several of which hea!sh.induc-
ing pills Mr.. Sam Tedford held bei~e~n hi-
finger. in the hsni With vhich he rubbed
the Micted mans back With While rubbing
Thee pilla not only starch up the back,
but they alao equali.e the circulation,
clarity the conscience, iL6 ate the poke,
book, cure bos-lex. in children. banged
hair on women or whisky CURLING in men.
They eradicate nest.hidins from the min.
issry. long 6ne.red avsrice from the bar,
pscuniary per-usden from the bench, An.
naois.ing from the press. end 6, for
Heaven any person Who t.kea tho.e pill.
regularly for Eve d.ys. These wonderful
pills are for sais BY all respectable drug.
sists. Small bottlss.- IS cents; large bot.
ties. which really are the cheapest of the
TOO. $l.25. Beware Of countesiein boy
none unless you end blown into the bottles
I and into each particular p,ll the words
'PebessonS PURIFYING and Parg siiv'
| Pellete.''
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
"SWayne's Ointment and Pills."
THE GREATEST RExEDIEa THE WORLD Has
EVER KNOWN.

Curing the most inveiera,e Gaze of skin
iisea-er. such n tetier. salt rheum, scald
mead, barber's itch. .ore-, sli cru-'y, scsiy
kin erup,ions. and that distressing CON.
plant, itching piles. A. blood purifier
and regulator. S~ayn-'s Tar and S.rsapss.
lila Pile are excrllent Cure .ick aud
nervou. headache. dyspepsia. indigestion,
s.rd oH malariai fe,~r-, cleansing the -y.-
ten md bowels Of all impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Pric- Is cents box, Use boxes 81. Oin,-
men; 50 cents. three boxes $l.25. Can b.
en-, By mail To any address on receipt Of
price. Address letters, DR. Svayne & Son,
40 North Sixth street, Philsdelphia. Sold
ny all leading druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Boston Girls.

Boston girl. wear spsctacies and seldom
sink ~ young meD.-Ek.
Where il this thing to stop? We
hive been wanting to say some
thing for q long time on this suh.
j-ct, and now here goes: II l. that all the
papers have stated SO much about tine
''culchSh Of the B 'ston girls that We nos
are almost ready to believe tn 1t tho-e girls
have run to brains 90 enormously th It they
have none of them thine.-thst il, he.ris
AMI affection, or in short those faculties
which enable them to cherish the holy
A.me Of love within their throbbing bos"ns
We hope however that they have not been
thus thrown together and hurried IF ny y
,eglec,ful Deity without being fully equip
ped ~irh all the attributes of a Complete
~omanhood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
BACK TO HE PEN.
An Escaped Convict Recap.
tured and Interviewed by
"Bazoo" Reporter.
He Served Two Years and Four
Months and then Skipped the
Guards.

Martin Low IL . native Of the Suckes
state who, nearly three year. ego, came tn
Missouri to make his fortune. lie ro.med
around Tor . time and 6uAlly found him
elf in Macon City. in NJ aeon county. His
supply Of cash wss about exh .ust~d, sud
il brhoosed him 10 m.ks . r.ise. Berg
cons,i'utio"slly opposed tn earning his
tread BY the sweat Of his brow, he devised
plan to make . r.i.e without ~ doing.
With this otj ct In view, he appropriated
. piece Of horse desh belonging to sno,h~r
and 10 ode "a sith il. The ate .ling Of the
animal Vas easy enough, but to successfully
get away With the stolen property v.s an
other thing. When il came 10 THE part Of
the programme he go, slipped up on, and i"
= fec d.ys he founa himself in the clu'ch~.
of the Lac. The prof v.s Conclusive. aud
Low Vas found guilty and sentenced To
-~rve four years in the penitrnti.ry.
lie va taken ihither and served Two
years and four months. But pri-on life
didn't .gree With Martin. He pinsd for
iib<riv-sseei lib<riy-.nd svore that the
zane should Re his. In April les, he OBJ
,ained It. He, IN company sith o,he' con.
v,c,s. Vas working outside the prison w.li-,
in charge Of guards.
AZ before remsrk-d, Lnu MA di.gnaisd
with his surroundings snd ne took lex bail
and succeeded in making bis escape. lie
h.d litile money, and ~iih this he "a.
IN bied TO purchase = suit Of cast "a
clothing from an old negro: and, thus
clothed. he made HE way west.
A reward sxs ,ferrd for hi- capture, hut
he succeeded ia GLIDING officers on the
watch and 10 sde hi. way to Denver, where
ne secured q situation, under an .li.., ..
end % an in asuide loo Il minstrel company
He .ooo tir-d Of the scenes there aud yis-
tied Lesdviile. He rem aimed there but
short time aud next turned up in New
M~xico.
But the vest didn't suit hi. fancy, 40 he
to return to his old home,
Rushv.lle, III. He did 20. but now he
wishes he had not. y, sooner had he
landed in his native town than the c,iy
g. ". Dy, swoop-d down upon
aid took the fugitive in out Of the Vet
This happened last Saturday, This morn
ing Marshal D.y and his prisoner arrived
70 seislis on their w.y to the stsie capital.
..ow s.s rrmand~d TO the csl.boo-e To
await the arrival Of the east hound train,
and while there . 8Az 70 reporter VISITED
him and learned the above f.c,s.
Low is single man. about twenty three
sear. "f age. fluent ialker. ard the scsibe
inclins- To the belief that he il cou,,siu.
,ional liar. Marshal Dy s.ys the pri.-
oner " click one, but he would zee to il
that he did not Escape until turned over TO
the w.rdan. ~ he vouh thereby receive |!
500 for having made the arrest. Both
prisoner and escort left for J.f3rrsou City
On the 1910 train this morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
TAPERING OFF.
Joe Emmett ToWsd into St. Louis
by . Friend. 0till On the Same
Old Drunk.

Joe Enmet reached 81. Louis yesterday
morning aud The Posi-D.-ps,ch s.ys he
Is shipping ~ the house Vt bis brother in.
Lac, Mr. Oe"ais Dewey. On Lucas svenu-.
Mr.. Dewey seiA 10 Cincinnati 10 me~l
IRE z" aud found him sui drinking
Enmel concluded TO return To 81 Loui-.
and confer vita h,S sister. Mrs. Dsvoy,
about the recent trouble wilh his vile,
when he forgot him-elf 80 far NJ To strike
her. A reporter ende.vored to see Mr..
Emmett bot could nos NIKE CONNECTIONS.
Just before reaching The Lous-, the fault
Tar music of The iubbAby wAs heard aud
Eumel's voice r~cnxnIz-d .inging ~n.tci,~s
ii V,i,~r sonss. The clear, brli-.ike tune
which forin-riy distinguished The popular
organ was .b--n', AMI the Voice -s'u"desi
husky. This fact AROUSED The su-pIc.on.
that he va. s,ill in his cnP-. md wien Nr.
Dewey ~ - - There ti'ougtis ~ere verified.
"l- Mr. Enu,et in the city p VAS asked.
"Yr," ~n-s-r-d Mr. Dewey.
"Csn / -~e him 20
''No. lie j. up stains with his sister, and
| sm pretty -u.e tie does mot wish TO .~~
any one. lie Is Ill right. but we give han
"a occasional drink, - he is ;-pesing IT."
"Nhst docs he say about the Cinciuu.u
iroubie"
"he has not spoken to me about il. end
| know of IL only through the n~s-psp~rs.
| think IL IL . settler, aud Joe will keep
81 sight hereafter
III - = r~cs,nciii ,iion took place between
him-elf aud vile p
81 have Mt spoken TO him on the sub-
j-ci. hut | am of the opinion the matter
~ili tie arranged acme wsy. Tney vii.
either b-some permanently IecuncII~d,
which | think the m"-l pr..b ,bir, az . rep
ra,ion will ensue joe thinks u great deal
Il hrs sister, NV vile, aud ~n~n~ver he j.
an trouble con-ul,s b-r. Tnsy are ~
stairs nov talking the n6sir over"
elbow did you lind hun in Cincinnati ~
"fe va. On . spree, al cour--, aud sur
rounded by a croSd of hangers on, para
sii-- who watch for esery opportunity To
ten. g. and e,jy Themselves. Wh~n w-
took the train hour or fee came into Joe'e
compartment OF the FL. eping car and tor
rUsed mon-v from him. One would -sy joe,
I'D roy, I'm IL. let me have . i've, In
return il 10 morrow' Another would
strike him for SO, and one came up
md m"urniuiiy told of how he had Ia aOsk
his watch, and how anxious he wanted 10
redeem u. joe invariably belped the boy..
End ave so to the one that b ID 'hocked'
his " .ich."
will ne he in a condition n keep hi-
eng sgrment 10 Cincinnati next seek ?"
''Oh See. He IL so0-red up nos, and D.
he appears TO tie thoroughly di-gu-led sith
whisky, I think that AT five o'clock ih,- af
Iernoon he will have taken HE last drink
A. the reporter wi,hdrew, Fsia started .
new soHg tut hrok- mp briOre a d. I'm noie-
had b-en sung. He IA. evidently IN Q
very com iicx,ed frsme of mind.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

A Missouri Pacific Brakeman Mis-
sing.
Information u wanted Of Thomss Meyer,
age %; 5 feet inches high smsil lish,
moustache; wore blue suil Of clothes and
black cap. Has been messing since Friday
week last.
Meyer was brakeman on Missouri Pa
ci6c and wss one of the witne~-es for the
state on the trial Of Fsckler and too other
members Of the Spruce street, st. Louis.
gang for depredasing the property Of she
company . few week ago. The different
members Of this gang have all hard" rep
uta,ions, and we're 90 much feared that At the
Close of the trial the other vitneases for the
state promptly collected his pay from the
railroad company and departed for parts
unknown. Meyer stood to his p,.t eesp,ie
the advice Of his friends that be vas i'm.
perilling his safety. He left 81. Louis
about ten days ago to 90 70 Washington,
No., and has not been since seen, end is.rs
are openly expressed that be has fslIea Q
victim to the Vengeance Of the member Of
the ''Sprucs ssress gang" Who are siill o,
large.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
4 Wise Deacon.

"Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me
how you keep yourseif and family we'll The
past .eason, when all the rest Of % have
been sick % much, and have had the doc.
torn visiting "a % often"
'Bro. Taylor. the answer il very easy.
used Hop hitiers in time; kept my family
veil and saved The doctor bills. Three dol.
lars worth Of il kept % veil and able to
work ell the time. III warrant il he's cost
you and the neiehbou one 10 two hundred
dollars . piece 10 keep sick the same
time"
"Deseos, I viii ~ your medicine hess-
oitss."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Crushed BY the Cars.

Giles Tinsley, % employe Of . contrac-
tor Who furnishes riprsp to the Missouri
Pacific railroad, fell oG platform car 1t
JeGerson City yesterday. He VS. helping
unlosd too miles east Of that place and
vss run over. the c.T-vheels crushing biz
lefi LEG 90 badly that ampu'at,on vas ne
cessary. T,nsley il over 30 yean old, end
bic recovery il doubtful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
The Friend Of Delicate Ladi %.

The Friend Of Delicate 1ool ..
wsrner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure il
The remedy that will cure the many dis
saso pecolisr to women. Headache. neu-
rslGis, disoedefs Of the nreves, veakness.
msatal shocks. and kiodred ailments are
e6ecsually resolved By ~ uss.-Ths
NesbssS Nagasiss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
A Pretty steep Story.

A party of men were talking about
heavy railroad grades. when one said ::
IL know Of grade SO steep that the
train gets such start in going down
that it is not necessary to use steam
for two hundred miles"
"How about stopping at the sta
tions?" a-ked one Of the party.
oh. they just STOP the train, and
when they get ready to start again
they turn Loose the brakes, aud she
whizzes on"
That was q very light grade COM
pared to the one / went over once. |"
said q man whose word is q long ways
below par.
"H"~ steep was it ?"
"Why. it was 50 steep that you'd
have 70 use step ladder to 60 up to
the front end of the Car"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
CARD.

To ell Who ere suffering from the erron
and indiseresioos Of youth, nervous weak.
ne~s, earley decay. losS Of manhood. &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you. HREE
or CHARGE This great remedy was dis.
covered BY missionary in South Awssica.
Send lf-sddresed envelope to the Rev.
I. lnmao, Station d. Nev York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
The Solid Truth.

Some Of S-dalia's moneyed men talk of
building SAC, 600 opera house. The city
needs il, for that old weather beaten relic
If BY gone davs-Smiths Hall-is q die
grace and libel upon the enterprise Of the
vigorous young city Of which Central Mis-
eouri il 10 Justly proud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

A German boy. Who could not speak
word Of EneIi.h, travelled alone from his
home in the Fsiherlsnd to IN Iowa town.
He had On his breast big pIacsrd with
the word, "Pieaae direct thls boy to Mon
licelio, IoWs."-Ex.
A boy passed through Sedalis yesterday
hearing on his breast . huge piscard, on
which vas inscribed, "Pieaae direct THE
boy to Heaven" We gave him . copy Of
the BAzpo and told him to vote for Han
cock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Don't Know Half Their Value.

They cured me Of ague, biliousness and
kidney compliant, - recoomended. Ihsd
half bottle left which l used for ny Two
little sirlr. Who the docsoss and neighbon
said could not Be cured. would hsvs lost
both Of then one night il had not given
then Hop Bitten. They did then % much
good continued their use until they we're
cured. That . shy say you do not know
half the value Of Hop Bitten, md do not
recommend then high eooosh."-B.. RI
ehstss, n. 7. 6ss eshss eelaas.-Anes.
leao Dorid 6o0A
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Tho Vote IN the SIEVE aih Dis,rlct
The following j. the vote Tor Congress.
man IN the Seventh di-,ricr in 1873, and =,
the -p,ciai election held Jsnuary 10, 1881,
which my BE- of interest to the general
reader, inssmuch - another contest 10 near
At hand:
VOTE IN 1873.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

- To person- emp.o, -si in constani men
i.l toll, s.udy or anxiety, Fellows Com
pound syrup Of Hspopho-phiies ia e-peci-
ally adapted, namely 10 teachers, clergy
men. editor, lawyers, and impecuniou-
business men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Bronchitis. q Premonitsr

sS~o~
of consumption. Is chat scserised by
catsrrh or inf animation OF the mI-
Gus membrane Of the AR p.ssages
with cough and expectoration,
short breath, hoarsene-s. pains in
the chest. For all bronchi.l sflec.
tious, -ore throat, aPhonis or los
of voics, coughs, "Dk SwAYSEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY" ,s a ~eii-kno~n curative.
Pnce Is ceni-, and 81 n bottie, or
ak bottles S.. The large size il
the most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. Swsyne & Son, PhiiA-
deIphis. Sold by all prominent
druggists. An occasional do-e Of
Swsyne's Pills should be taken o
Keep the bowels free. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ious complaints.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
ANY CLOTHING.
Was the Style in Which Q Besuti-
full Dsmsel Desired to Ap-
pear in Court.

Night before last in St. Louie. Sergeant
Wa,kin., Of the CHESTNUT street station had
. queer prisoner to deal with A beAuti.
ful young women sged about eighte n, Of
soluptuous form and long bis.k hsir, With
Urge black eyes thss snspped Ere, and =
temper Pr"Por,ionally warm, arrested Tor
disturbing the pe.ce hsd all sorts OF wild
tantrums and kept all dodgers awake with
her yelling and swearing. During the
night che tore of every stitch Of clothing
and p.rsded around like Zee before she
aud the aerpe nj engaged ia the fru,t bn-i.
ness. When the Black Mari. came around
in the early morning to take the pri-oner-
TO the four courts the sergeant pleaded most
e.rn~stlv for the d.msrl to ess her-eif
but che rem lined obdur~te in spite Of all
h,s eloquent entreatIes. A litile manual
-uas,on produred no better result. She
ju-t sulked. Wuh the assistsnc of Turn
Key Riley the sergeant finally managed TO
gut the woman into her chemis~, but TO
-SOner Was this cOmpiished Tn sn she tore
The garnet If aud fang it away. She
~ss evidently under the compression that
they wouldn't dare To send her up in thai
nIight. of cour-e it wss little awkward
hut they u"timeiy Loaf patience and tying
al her clothes in . bundle they male il
fast about her neck and hustled her into
The van telling her che could dress when she
liked. The fresh. frD-,y bre.x. accom-
pIished more than all the sergeani's PET
sussive pp~-r-, and NJ the city omnibus
moved ff The women wss undoing her bum
lie .nd putting on clothes .. IA ~ she
could, her teeth chaitering 40 th.t they
drowned the rattle of the wheels on the
pavement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

A cerisin phiI.n,hrolist in the sis's
If OHIO. huys u large quantity of DR..
Bull. Cough Syrup every winter and do
n.'es the same 10 the poor suffering from
c ,uybe
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Il have suffered from kidney dif6cul-
y for The pest ten years, accompanied With
n~svoas spasoe. Physicians gave me but
Temporary relief. but sfier using three end
. half bostlee Of Wsrneris Sale Kidney
asd Liver Care ny nervous spaems we're
entirely relieved. Ny sge 10 n yeass.
recommended THE grest remedy to all suf
f<s,ag from nervous .iroubles.
Nm. Macy RExsr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Lost or AtfayAd.

About three months ago. from the rrsi.
deuce Of John Evan, on Ossge street, q
bay mare fourteen hasds high, White
left hind loot. b. Fesuruiue, liberal ~.
ward gill b paid.
1o-slsWu Jo1R Evan
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
'1IIldilIRlllllIl1I {

NHYSlClANs say it 10 . PERFECT eUH6TI-
ITUTE for the sulphste 9uinine. Superior 10
tonic properties, and produces no dieegresaoso
effect.
Does the Same IS Sulphats Qu,nine Sold
by all Druggists. sent ny mail. price $50 pr
os. Billings. Ciapp Co.. CnsNlsfs, B0st0u.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Suicide n oar Jefferson City.

On Monday, . farmer namrd Nathan
Walkrup. reading twelve mil, irum Jef-
feraon Cid Pin Boone county, committed
suicide. He and hrs brother had been
pioust.ing, and about ten o'clock in the
morning Nathan w .Ikrup left the Geld and
went towards the house. At moot the
brother. on going TO the barn. found Nathan
hanging BY the neck from = joisr, dead.
He hsd climbed up to the loft, fastened one
end of q role to q rsfter and the other
around his neck and then jumped. The
alarm wAs given immediately and the body
cut down, but life vac extinct. WAlkrup
vas q welI-to. do young farmer, thirty years
old, who, With his mother and brother,
lived on the futile farm ~ renters. No
reason If known for the act, but it Is cup
posed to BE- the result of religious mania,
% when he left the field his brother sup
posed he Vas going TO the barn TO pray,
such of late having been his custom.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

"A perfect snoks basaef Tor steam boil
80. Boedss. ssllisk 3 Co.. 3. Louis. No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

No one nov thinks of Q domestic or
foreig" trip. without aupply of DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, Is cents.
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He FORGOT the Bullet.

Il is but seldom that the comic ele-
ment enters intO attempts at suicide.
A diver,ing exception {" this general
rule is afforded BY the suicidal enter
prise Of Hungarian engineer. resi-
dent ut Temesvar. who, being stead
fast votarv Of BAcchus. had drunk
himself into so unsatisfactory a state Of
m,ud that, few days ago. he deter
mined to put MI end t. his existence
Having provided himself with pis-
I'll. he locked himself up in his room
in . hotel Of the town, which apart
ment he had especially hired for the
purpose. he pressed the mazzle Of the
w-apon against his left breast and pull
ed the trigger. the usual explosion
followed. and the wOuld-be suicide fell
to the q mr. where he Law patiently
for several minutes waiting for death.
Dissolution. however. failing to set
j" ~ promptly rs he had expected. he
presently arose. left the hotel and
walked home. with q view to dying
com iortably in his own apartment. "A
little later on, perpIexed by his unsc
countabIe vitality. he sent for sur
gem t. examine the wound. Beyond
. slight scprchiny of the skin. DO in
jury could be detected, AMI while the
surge,n WAS vain:y searching for
mortal hurt. his patient anxi 'uslv in
quirel where the bullet had Judged ?
Il fancy was the reply. that you
must have forgotten to put it into the
pistol
Give me my waistcoat." circulated
the intended self--lsver. aud. SURE
enough safely ensc"nced in the watch
p scket If that garment WAS found the
mi-sle with which he designed to ex,
tineuish his vital spark. Since this
discovery he has Quilted Temesvar.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

We have been informed that q large
gis-s factory in the state oil New -rsey
b - bern eng Yed in nothing el-e hut the
70, snufActure Of bottles for DR.. BuIi- Cough
Syrup the aale Of which il enormous.
Price 25 ce0ts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Philips, Democrat, msi,r,y over both.
l,5y0.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Closing Of Malta
SsDALiA. Mo-. Feb. 18th, 1850.
I'm and sitea S..s Osee and until further
".,siSr sbe ..s.iss fvs ss. A:1.ss.s .~ssss ~iAt
CLOSE - follows:
Missouri Pacific day express east. 1880 .. =.
Missouri Pacific night express east- $50 pm.
Missouri Pacific day express west 400 p. =.
Missouri Psci6c night express west.6a0p p. n.
jedslia & Lexington day express-6s30p. pm.
W., X. h T. No. south.............l:l0R y.
w., X. 4 7. No. 8 SOUTH. .........S.30 p. =.
W., K. & T. No. 2 north ......... 800 .. q.
". KS + night passenger north
Hannibal clo-ed pouch. $50 p. u.
Longwood rouss-Tussday, Thussdsy saa
aturday II u.
Cole Camp routs-Tussday. Thussdsy nd
saturday 2 .. N.
AI1kxr PARKn, p. u.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

George Francis Train SAWS our mod
ern marriage service should be read
thus:
Twill you take this carriage, these
diam 'nd.. for thy welded husband :"
'.Y-s."
"Will you take this unpaid miIliners
bill. these adectstion accomplishments
and feeble constitution, for thy wife ?
Yes"
Then what man has Joined together
let the next best man run away with J"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Among ell the ills that q .sh il heir
to" none are more provoking than u
troublesome cough anl hut for that relia-
ME remedy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup many
wouId BE- in despair. Puce Is cents bot
Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Just h ard the News.

-Cineho Q .inin- cure. ,chi'ls and fever.