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ARRESTED EN- ROUTE.
An Alleged Destroy or OF Domestic
Peace.

=. .."t..~ ''.atsa- Ismacrt,. N,r,a
JiSt a. ne IL ia. trains 49, ai.,nt I.
cave the l niOr depot. yesterday morning
pu!isem NAN vnt-r-,i tir rear ear and bad
p1.aivd out ;o him u passenger named
William -. LIns,'on, whom he arre-,.C.
ir.i took To the FoGr Courts. The prisoner
"aS Confined IN Jril ou = warrant CharsIn.
i'sia With open lni noturi",.s adultery. The
sarran, = still IN the Sheriff hands. BE-
cause the second i,iendsrt, Mr.. F. y.
amman, has not "; been arrested.
...rg,iOu l. &n0wn A. "a doctor. but better
~ i"a.cer contractor. With NJ 1eruIaIeut
+. ~ 81 abode and the woman in the ease
= The ~Iie y. viva. contractor. + -
mman, whose p!ac, oi business l. up
-i1iF- at 'OS Morgan street. The Prisoner
Sas 5aiie,! otj late ~ The. altcrn,ou. NJ.
-. ;'hen y Bcu,ts going security on ile
u. IA, wi.Ch ! 10 the ,tin oi $50 AM p.
tGrnab.e "n Moud ' next
Mt t,Himsn told lni~ inu,L Q, rrqor-
To-, he mad m,t Ian :tyu last A.su>t iur
a.! siTot ;i;s.e. snd gave bin some s..kwDs
"a VA hard Gp. lie aad taken h.u. ...,o
Ia. itn.siy, at.. ,..r uIin AtJ -L.ga H.
: 'i.iu'ie - lna"ciug NJ. G. 'a i,i.c; her
az Ifiisr v"w>. He h,I accused h,> MI,
sIri a -e,.ars,ior resulted IL. h1d Lang
ia arrested AZ : .l-uGry, Missouri, ,u ~,
-1me ch'rgr Il tn- present, bat withdrew
the Pro-eS. ,tion htcsu-s lie ieA.,,! me "a,
~puid X before iusy prcjuiI,e,. ia The
,i-tendtnt> !syor. lie bad then flied a
-iIt iyr divorce ,.tiu~t ~ wiie. whirE
silt Wa iii. pending \ short t:.ar
,go be Rad discovered sill farther "
J 'cnce against her and i.aneslDn. which
:: duced Eim tr hrin. a second prose
Won i"r adultery. iiapp, niu. ,o
9" at the Union depot yesterday when
!. ~ s'!"n ho1f,lr,. the train ne had the
officer aIrv-, Iim Where Li- vile Wa he
isd not k"ow, - :aey hal not .i.,d To-
,r,!.tr sine. they hr~t separated, although
he gave her mo ney occasionally
va. N""iib"h bit H't tttA tLtit! Stfl
circumstances ne bad discovered his wiir'-
. fidelity, nor did he explain why he fur
her prosecuted the matter, excep.
q 10y that he oLly car,d to puaish the
han, and that he oi.ly wanted hi- vile T.
witness. He also Si,Owyt, !. brief ao;e '
rom her, dated "Wednesday noon I, cou.
My Dear Husband" asked why
IL did not come To see her, aud Wa signed
Annie. Nr. Camman iive- with hi-
hils!Ten at 1919 Olive street.
IL being rumcred iron, another source
bat interesting points connected with BE
ase might he learned. at Hi Chest. VI
iFee., the Eep,sr,es weIt there. The family =
wing at I'LL had shortly before lived at
ia Olive street, and there ha,. boarding
9TH them for a brief period Il VT. and I
!rs- Thayer, the latter Very preposses-ilg
lOnde. Thew had since learned that the
,iu- name Was LangaOn. Further than
as no facts were obtained Al iI2i ,
When Mr.. Lsrgdon WAS searched before
ENG locke. mp he was found To have a
photograph Of Mrs. 4. in his possession.
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Better Times,

The business revival ard new ers Of pros
periiy which Is now fairly inausura,ed
is in keeping with the increased health and
happiness seen al! over the land. ard j. one
OF the results obtained from the introduc-
ton Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. "rhe changes wrought by this rem
edy," says Rev. DIR. Harvey, seems but
little less than miraculous
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Obituary -Fred:L. Neet.


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the funeral took place the next morning AT
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!. Wife Harter told the reporter that Mr..
Hsrter aiSas Hanna aiias Mollie Philinger
, vas willing ia return home with him, tn
neither Of Them had any money She tot,
her husband the story that her pocket
was picked on the train and that she ws.
pennile-s.
INTERVIEW WITH MRS HARrER,
Later on Sunday evening a RAZ o re-
porter called On airs. Hsrirr At the RoSs.
House He !. und her very pleasant lady
~ho briefly told her troubles about a. FOL.
low:
! Harter and were married ;tout eight
years ago. married in opposition To the
wishes Of nv parents. Hsrter has abused
me shameiuliy. lie h,s called m- al the
vile names which he could lay his tongue
to in public. and talked against INV cha.sc-
ter " hen lac had no reason to do So. He
did this when ia ni. drunken isniruia..
When he got s"s-r he would tell my moth.
er that h- never had aid what he did.
Last fAl. left him and applied
for divorce Subsequently,. through the
interPosition Of friends. ani from fair
promises ina.ie by Harter, I went 10 live
with him sgain II WAS no, three weeks
unit! he commenced his abuse sgsin. so, ON
the 19'h Of February, left him forever,
md .rW not rtusn.
When 1 lett l started for Fort .>cnIt.
staid "ne night IN Columbus, me night in
Cincinnati and one night in -. Louis.
" hen arrived in Seixlia liked the looks |
Of the place and determined 10 remain here |
and support myself by sewing.
Reporter-How much money did you
have when you left Ohio?
Mrs. Harier--I might have had 500 or
less. | don't know rs that makes much !,
difference.
R.-Why is Harter mad at Philinser:
Mrs. H.-Harter attacked me in the
dining-room Of the hotel one day-.r meal
time with huge knife. when Philingrr
stepped in and protected me, .s any other
gentleman would have done.
R.-What does Hsrter say he is going
to do,
Mrs. H.-Oh, he thres iens me with arrest
and says he will do many things, but he cant
do anything. He is here without money and
wants should give him some. He has
all my furniture which he has not sold.
and do no; propose 10 give him any
money If ! had l. TO give. !
JOHN {. HAsrER
Is hard looking customer. He is drink
ing man. lie has no future before him
but Ia annoy that woman, who is his sn-
~rior in every particular except muscular
power and love for whiskry.
His first acquaintance in SeisIia i. not
'ery pleasing TO those who have come in
contact with him. He IL out oi money and
vas endeavorins TO sell pistol yesterday.
Not succeeding in this he endeavored TO !.
Morrow money from several parties to pay
lis fare to St Louis, where he claimed that J
re could get money BY ,elegraphiug to his
aiher. lie tells some very strange stories
nd ii il questionable If he is to be believed
To anyone who has learned the full
PARTICULARS of ih. aiisir, Mrs. Harter h.s
heir sympathy.
Thus ends the fret ch sp:er Of this affair.
LATER
Harter left at II O'Clock this morning
Or st. Louis Ia telegraph for money to
r&ecute Phiiinger, AS he ssys he is going ;,
D do. The CHARGES are that this commu. :
ity don't Spe him again on esrih.
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HARTER vs.. PHILINGER
John C. Harter, of Ohio, Loses
His Wife.
She Comes to Sedalia and is
Followed.
Her Husband Arrives to See
Her.
She Refuses to Return, For Her
john Is Q Bad Man.
HARTER vs.. PHILINGER

Ga Sunday morning. the 18th OF Feb
raary, 1880, ,here arrived in Se,ialia, and
stopped at the EA,ley boarding house, a
mar, who gave his name as
ID J. PHILiNGER
There $50 nothing very remarkably strange
aa,;. IhiS; and, but for subsequent events,
;he arrival al Phi!inser would have never
teen r'tinssi or thought OF, after h. had
--iti..,i bis bill for entertainment.
faiiinger gave ont that he wac q surgeon
dentist. He rented an office in the keisel
block. Ohio street, and stuck "rt . shingte
and Proceeded la do business 80 q tooth car
printer, after circulating a number of thou
sand dodgers ami advertising bis hu-ines.
IN ri,,. columns If the BAZoo
White Al the Ea-iey House. Philinger
received
LETTER FROM HIS SISTER.
He claimed that he was expecting her to
send hi:'s some money, but in this letter she
-xfrrSSed lear that there might be some
trouble M sending the money by mail or
otherwise, and she preferred to come to Sc
dalia and brig il, together with household
goods AID some dental ins rumenis He
seemed satisfied with this arrangement, and
so expressed himself. He stated at Es-ley's
tina; lac was from Wheeling, West Virgins.
A WOMAN IN THE CASE
On SUNDAY night, February 2lst, there
arrived ia Sedalia woman-fo oil appear
snoes al accomplished lady. She vas styl-
i-hly dressed. and her general appearance
MAS that o; a lady Of culture and refine
ment. She was taken to Sicher-' by the
hotel porter. who ushered her into the par
Ior. From the parlor she went to the Office |
and resiS'ed, in = neat hand, tie following
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To Whom II Nav Concern.

| Consider the Appleton. Readers a. al
excellent series. ard. As they have beer
adopted by the Presidents Of our Scboo
Boards. I earnestly ,comm-nd their intro
duciion in the schools Of this county
tSigned J. B. VAS ParrlS,
3-2w4i& School Com. Peiti- COUNTY.
SEDALIA, Mo, Feb. -, 1850.
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Itching Piles -svrnn.nrrsnrdf,, ,ro

A'cH'ns SlleS ~ inpsOICs and Cure
HE symptoms iie moisture, like pers-
fifdi'pn. inte.,e icL.a-, Increased sv
'cra'chins. very distressing. particularly n
night, "a Il pin WORMS wee craving IN
'nd about the rectum; tie private parts
are s"u.strme~ Affected ii allowed % CON
'ii'Ue, Very serious fs~Itt- NAV follow. D..
>"aynes Ai'-iisaliu. Ointment is pleas
ant Stare cure. Also ior letter. ltch. Salt
Knsum. Sca!d !'e,h, Fr.sipeiaS. Barber.
Itch b'o:ches. sii ScaIy, Crus,y, Cutane-
ou-, Eruption Price ~ cents. 5 boxes
10y IL - sent ~ r.a.. 10 any a,!.ress on
receipt g! price "a currency. or three cent
poN''s' stamp !r~pare., oaly nv Dr.
>~ay"s < son. ;;5o Ear.h SIKH street. Phil
ade'rhih, "a. >o,i hy eli peo,n. g,ai ,!r!g-
ss~t-.
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Malaria DESTROYED

q. \. j. ,isdbni-. Of Rockville, Canada
cer,ities tia, he was FRUSTRATED nv u malar
IA. disease Contracted in Texas, and was
quickly and comrle,ely cured by the use
OF Warner STE Pill sad Safe Btiters.
lie add Il shat! never travel in that eli
mate without your Safe Pills aud Bitter
par; IL INV ou:nJ.
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LlkEME h / S

70; only relieve pain. but they ineite
healthy action, sukdrc Inflammation.
and Gaze, whether TIE symptoms proceed
Grc:n .rCs:c.iss e the Ecsa, or Neuralgia e
;he Nc-vcJ: from contracted Cords or a
scaled hand from Il trained ankle
Or ,asAcd foot: whether from disgusting
FIMPLES o. n LlADY'S FACE
or strained .io;Et on Il Eorse's Leg.
The :-o.y Produced ny Barn " >esld;
modification #. III F..,s; bites; Swell
ia.-s from Strains. ;.s tortures OF PhcI.-
mati.-a; Crippled fey life. 10y s"inc
neglected accident valuable hc-sc n.
i Doctors Bill ::ay al! be saved from
One Bottle OF Cer.aur L:a:,.,c-t.
IA !Iorsckecper, Farmer, Planter. Tcafr~tcr.
ar Liver. III. l.. car afford to b. without
these wonderful Liai--c-:s. They ca.
be procured 10 cny pat c. :,io .,fo-e g.
50 cts. and CLEO bottle. TIA, hol;..s
- cts.
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Died.

Al the re-idence Of his yranfsthcr, DIR &c.
Evans. oL March s. the infant son Of Mr..
and Mira. w. NJ. Williams, Of Eoonviile.
aged sbc II one month.
The remains vi the little cne was taken
20 Boonville to-day iOr inlerm-nI, ac,om-
panied by parents and friend.
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-Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hypop-
ho-phi,es will no, only supply the waste
going on in the brain, bu; will enable the
mind to endure . greater tax than before.
II will impair, visor and promote clear
conceptions to the intellect. 1, will
strengthen the nerves and give power to all
involuntary "a veil As the voluntary mus
c;ss oi the body.
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CaStoria

1. natures remedy for assi,nila:ins
TIE feed. II cures w ind Collie, the
raisin:. Of Sour Curd and Diay-rhna
a!..y. fevcrisbness and Kills
Worms. TIM, the Child has health
and the Mother o.3; aims rest. Pleas
AIT, CHEAP, and ReEa bic.
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CEN AUR
ELEMENTS
MAN and BEAST

MAAXN .lnA oA<-SA
the world has eyer lno.yn.
Over eco, 600 Hutii.~ suId last year.
Tho reasons for this unprecedented porJ-
Larry afe evident; Tie Contain LiRi-
,ae::ts are made to deserve confidence :.
iEcs are absorbed in:" the structure; they
always care ami never disaproint.
NJ person need longer suffer with
PAIN in thc EcCE.
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CEN TAUR

Lin::nents will surely ezter1ninato
the pa:s. There is no Strain. Sprain.
Cat, Sca!a. Fan. Fr',ise. Sting. Gall
or Ia.nc:css TO which Mankind or
Dumb Er~tcs are subject. that does
not respond to this Soothing balm.
Tho Couforr
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ROBBED.
Taken In by q Stranger.

Last Thursday = stranger went 10 Ksi.
ser's Hotel Restaurant, on Second street,
ard registered his name a Chas. Lewis,
Bv-,on, Mass. He ATE his supper, paid for
il and went of, and was not seen any more
by Mr. ksiser until after the arrival Of the
train from the South Saturday night, when
he again appeared, bringing With him 4
welI-,lressed but rather green looking man,
who war, from all appearances. an old friend
They registered, the last arrival ~ "Henry
Maloney, Cherokee. Kas.," while Lewis
registered under . different new name
which is unreadable. This vas not at the
time noticed BY Mr.. Kaiser. who gave them
. room together, Lewis stating that they
did not want separate rooms. Sunday,
Lewis procured q bottle OF whisky, and
msde Maloney gloriou-ly drunk. MaIoney
undresSed and went 10 bed to sleep it Of
A few hours afterwards he awoke with
his mind filled with misgivings and his
head racked with PAIN. An invesiie alton
convinced him that he had been robbed.
His clothes and SIS. every cent
he had WISE gone, and in pl1ce Of
Sunday -go-to-meeting dress suit, Vas a
dirty, weli-worn outfit, three sizes too small
for him. He put them on. however, and
started in pursuit of the thief, who, it i.
needless to say. had skipped the town. Ma
loney told Mr.. Kaiser that he never saw
the man until he met him at the depo, Sat-
urday night.
II YOU see . man in short pants, coat
sleeves too short, and can't pull down hi-
vest" that is the gentleman from Kansas.
The use of St. Jacobs Oil is indeed fol-
lowed BY the most sonderful results. More
than q dozen cases hVe come to my
knowledge, where 81. Jacobs Oil e.
fec,ed speedy cnre-. hut ] wiii only men
ton one instance 4 man suffering for
twenty fou- years from Rheumatism vac
induced to try the ST. Jacobs Oil. He used
few bottles Of this truly wonderful remedy
and is now entirely we'll once more.
W. REINHAkDr, Eimore, Wis.
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A Terrible Acciden'.

A'sls-t-.t 'tit s.ss-''a
Em- SpChn, 4 German by birth, who
SAYS L- j. ir"m S'"uis!ssruuxh, Penn was
found Us ih. night Waterman ON SATURDAY.
night. n.ar Riggs geek, u short tine alter
the .a-i-5ouf1 express tram passed. with
nne i-p; badly smashed. He had heen
there an hour au.l h,'i. an was suffering
terribly snd very weak from i.s.- ii blood
The wa;chmsn c.iie,i un Mr.. M1r:er, who
lives AL scent, lar Assistance, ard together
they carried him to Mr. NJ residence.
DR.. E:>inn and Davidson were called.
They iuuri i, necessary "a amrnra,e the
patient limb. and the operation was per-
formed Yesterday. Thi- morning the pa
item; wa- reporter! .i"ing walt!
SppLn mad - bis person ticket Ter "a
En,, h ARIA. .,ni ;ii,v.uu dollars in money
He says lee jJ,ni.-,i iIcm she train when
/, was gong at the rate 81 thirty mile an
hour. and that The rash act w. induced nv
fear II r.,lbcry. Tie rre;-,,.i- ." have
overhear.: = rl;n Tor hts robbery while IL
was uEI-r DISCUSSION lbs three m-n who
supposed ii- could net understand Er.li-h.
He imagined the conductor, Gallagher,
was aiding nni ai-tting them. Then In
hi> fright he rushed ,o the platform and
igmIe,; - described. aud had one ri his
ieci c-nrL, sad crushed. Tie ~as other
wisc hs,;lv hIui,ed.
He appears :" lie man 81 good mind.
md vs. undoubtedly Frightened into lump
in- from the train but 81 course he i.
eg!ssi"u-,s mistaken ~ suppcling that
Conductor Gallagher had anything To- Do
with ~ ,,ienli to rob him.
Bu, :;..rr = mystery at.nu; tie matter
wi;oh r-:nlir~ l.. hv clraT.i ur. IL ap-
y.ai- n'.I - have hc.u messed it.m the
train. That indicates that he s,ealthiIy
jumped from il. Nor il the e wa real
plot brewing tn .ob him Is u reasonable tn
s.plc-- tha: he would have he-its,ed ;o
claim al. protection Of the other pss-enyer-
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Wei lie Meyer Catarrh Cure is
the saost important medical discovery
since vaccination. 1t is sold by al Drug
gists. or delivered b. d. d. DEWEY & Co.
20 Dcy ST. y. Y. a; $50 a package. To
clubs six packages fer s. so. D.. Wei
De Meyers Treatise is sent Free to
anybody.
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THE RECORD

ii Gai,S J. srii To have been not very
good one heretofore, more especially prior
to his recent marriage. i; j. Charged by
some persons who have kn .wn MIN that he
was crooked" aud that he a, one time
barely escaped doing the State some ser
vice" on acc,.ans of n rather clOady crim-
iuai 20 ,u~sr'Ius. ~ which he VS. st.eset
To- have hen C,.nceInt However iLi4
NAV h., IL t. apparently the case pat he
il \ r,scai. .nd II he tinds his desserts he
will M, find . henedicion.
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Still They Come.

The following letter, addressed 90 the ed
.ioI al our morning contemporary. has
been handed .he B,xIo. I, j. from Rich
ard y. Speed, one III the editor. of the
WarTen;on Missouri B.;Is,r, and explain
itself
WaHRENToS, No., March Is, 1870.
Co'oa,i john v. Eisads, Editor D-sr~ra'.
!Sofoiic, No
DEAR SIK:-l see tina, stey.- are being
taken IN your city toward erecting monu-
meni to the memory Of the dead journalist,
Wm. II. Mueiord. The local PRIDE which
this movement indicates il, indeed. credit
able 10 the people of your thriving city,
and, alec, pays a Just tribute to one whore
brilliant writings show him 10 have been
-'oae p.oM yeains had touched
Wishing tor the movement the success il
deserves, ! herewith send you -, which
please have added TO the fund.
Very truly, your friend,
K z. SPEED.
In behalf Of the friends of Mr.. Mugford.
the BAzoo thanks Mr.. Speed for his kind
words and his liberal dona,ion. The So 90
has been placed with the custodian Of the
monument fund.
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Cured! Cured! Cured! Cured!

g. g. PEESErEY. Prop West End Hotel. Lon;
Eranch. Cured q: 90 years Chronic Ca,arrh.
:, BENEDICT in. Jewei.r -. B:oadvay v Y.
'mcmb. of fam ~ Cured uf Chronic Cararrh.
r H. BROWN, 33a Canal 81 y. Y, Cured Of Il
wears Chronic Cataifh.
= H. EcDnyALD, 40 Bro-dw2y. y. Y Sister
;nIawD Cared of IL yeass Chronic CaIarri9.
Nr-. yoHS rfoUG8TY. F.-h'.i,l. \ Y. CI-.H q.
Sycars C..T mic Ca,a-rh
Nj. lace Sw ARTZ. in, = " ..rr--r = J-r-,y
- :. I.-y. of ~ yer C!lro;.ir i..liaT. j..
u -. -. MOI .4.5..r :. Boo ~ -.
49,. ga; IaFsi of ca'arrh.
Re- NM. aNDEE>oy Fu:r'an2 =. ! ca.;:, 20.
- y,'.ir< Cia:u:..g Cat =
MILE AIMEE. Opera f'',.:a !lonl4,T'' ..:.rr -
ce..er. very "a, At hcnc:iI iTo-i :.
d. acXI-.>.Y. Il r Pr. - G'rna =, y /
u ts'ni Y up tic,icrd iaI-.l, -.isi, 81 81
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CHILDREN

Cry for Pitcher Cas.oria They Ike
It because it is sweet: Mothers like
CastOria because it gives health to
the caild: and Physicians, because
it contain 10 morphine o. mineral.
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Swallowing
P0|S On

Spurt. OF Disgusting macon. from
the nos:riis upon me tosss:fs. Ha:er, Lycs.
SrEsics. Duz=ia= ia The l:ar-. Deafness.
CrsckIins sensations ia the Head. lnternit-
tent Pains over the Eyes. ECtid Breath
Nasal Iwanc. Scabs ia the Nosir.ls. and Tica
linz in The Throaf are
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N. r. HANNA,
Columbus,
Ohio.

On Monday morning she paid her bill,
telling The attaches tina; she was going on:
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SIGNS Of CATAFRH.

y owner S:scI AOaEnscIne. teacir'cas
a'a undermining maiaey cgrses mankind.
'.ne-sf,h OF orr Children die of diseases
generated hy Its Infection Poison. and
che fourth 81: living men and women drag oct
miserable existcnces from the same cause.
WL;;c asleep. tie impurities in the
nosirils are necessarily Swallowed ;Eto
the stomach ard i2ka.ci TITO tho
I,1rSs to pc:sc- every par; Of the system
Dr. Wei De- Meyers Ca.aDd Cure
ahs.rbs the rrrulcnt virus ami Ills tn,
.eeda of poison in the fa-tAcst parts al
the system II viii not cniy relieve. hut
certainly GEO Ca:ar-h At :-ny stage.
i; is tic OILY nc-,.cSy which in our juds-
mcst, hes ever yet really cared 4 ease o..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-16

iutio,j-rf b. TO- Commonwealth az Keatpet5
and f6ts ~ The Hold.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-16

hannn returned in 80 DAYS on 500 invested.
DI/UU Official reports free. Like profits
a..kIy on stock options of Slo to $50 Addre.. r
Potter Wrigh; Co., Bankers, 81 Wall street, n Y.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-29
HONE COLUMN.

Dedicated to the interest Of the
lady readers of the N. P. Farmer,
who are invited to contribute from
week to week, any items and recipes
That may be of interest to housekeep-
sers. "->
SWEET BATTER PuDD1NG-O One cup
sugar, three Irresponsible. of butter,
four eggs, three cups sweet milk.
three Of flour, one teaspoon soda, two
OF cream tartar. Halt .s.s15 ],
To prevent tin from rnsting rub
frcs', lard oser every part OF tile dish
then put it onto hot oven and heat
thoroughly; thus treuted any tinware
may be used in water constantly and
remain bright and free from rust. 4
: True politeness is to say, the kind
est thing in tue kindest way.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-29

Mr.. j. H. Drake, land commission
er of the St. Paul & Sioux City rail
road has recently sold to the Land
Colonization and Banking Company
Of London, England, 100000 acres of
land at SIS per acre. The land sold
is mostly in Iowa and close to the
land owned by the company in that
State. The pure hasers intend to sell
Abe land to emigrants from England
and Ireland on the installment plan
and obtain for .hem cheap transport
tatiOn.