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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14

Jef Davis.
THAT Is WHAT II MEANT THERE.
But now what does the Republican party
& SsSamed N % to y tell You how feel about is, be.
cause, living where have lived. feeling what
l have felt ever since the storm of war was
over, feel that there Is an intensity in my
conviction which You can hardly respond to.
We are told that the Republican party Is a
Stump Stun "a and % in every w newspaper Of % the Demo- ss
sood
know who does the Laughing II not the Re-
publican party. Why, they have tried a
comic paper. and It has to come over TO the
not know no. Il s here IN chicago: j know
can pick out the Democrats Just as easy as
their surly visages. [Laughter.I Now and
then You find one that is right good fellow.
the people say to you he is first rate fellow;
has has shown itself from first to last one Of the
must say that It seems to me that you Peo-
pie of the North have forgotten what IL is that
the Solid South means. Il means those prin-
which have made the South what 1t Is in op-
position to those which have made the North
rance.you do not stop to think how ' great
One voter out every fourof the white voters
s o
Of the South all put together cannot write
their names day. And this Is the fruit Of
Southern ideas. do not mean slavery alone.
We made that mistake when the war was
over. We said that all the difference between
the North and the South was the mere effect
of slavery, and that was dead and gone
THAT WAS A LIE,
because you can not kill the institutions of q
century, or two or three centuries, with limo
upon sne statute book. But even that II it had
h er1la all tho truth.
you, foIlow .elt1xons, somethtng that lay back
of that, 0om01d1ng that vas equally Hotens,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
(eIs[l!l3iIIl Medical l(EI5!lI very

DR.. PierCc's Golden Medical Disc
common Blotch, Pinple, or BraDs
Rough Skin, In short all diseases
Especially has Il manifested its ?
cles, soro Ryes, 0erofaloas 0oroo
Mech, and knl.rEsa Clands:
II You feel duh. drowsy, deoilitat
alternated with hos dushcs, irregula,
Torpid Liver, or sBl1ousneaa.~
Medical Discovery has no equal, a. II
In the cure o. Bronehfe1es oove
sumption, is has astonishcd tho med
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

N~W YORK W"rff
Stranger" s,id the staga-,lriver
This was h.'w | found ,ut her s,'e. Il
[ was driving sL,ng-i,ie the ra'l'oa.
truck Just u. h,y had # hotel furni
'nr- started The freight car woul.ln'l
hnli IL all. hut they man ,s.d q,
.p,l-. z everything IN exc pit "a biz l.ir
mirror. WHICH they 'i~,l In the -ih. (.
The car The w ,rr s'sw her r.h c'i",
IN Z ~ glass anil Ih"lght 10 WAS a,n,ih. 4
,nrse squirting ins the lead She just
iaii hack h-r ear. anil sn"rre,l along
ikea twpn'v-inch she'll The pas--n-
:-rs NIL b-gsn I" get excited. They
rushed "ut "n the rlaifmm. and be
IAN to make h-ts. The Conductor stoo !
I'D I'm u seat aud b-yan Z" sell p~'l.
Tine engineer pulled thu thrMIle-v,lv-
Snis open and t"r~ along ut ninety
i've miles an h>ur s MN the mare WAS
.hsesst If the cpwcatrher. AT San
Bruno We had hsIf mile the lead
Mar the six Mile House the train
was ~ much ahead of time that IT.
fill through sn open draw anil ever
lssti"ylv msshe.l--eventy two killed
,n.l 1919 wounded. II was pretty rough
.'n the passengers, hat then we di-'anc.
~ the train. b-r vet life. All ut u
month after | s'ld the m re to her pres
ent owner fur $50 600"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A good mother never grows obi Il
4 v,ssi SIN /; nor does his 1--we f.r her.
heir relations tO each other are not
changed by the passing years. She j,
&" the last his mIher. aud whatever
ne ia to Others, to her Re il her hoy
Biography is rich With illustrations al
this truth. although the ma" whose
n",h-r il s'ill spared {" him need no'
:" beyond his own experience a.
r.coyuiz. its Erce Here, fnr ex
ample. is cruff I'D Dr.. j ..hns.,n. bsari,h
s"d 'sn'ri-h in msny things. When
ne is & ~ snd his m",n-r ninety. h.
writes tn her in TENDERNESS: You
nave hem the b-st mn;her. and. / h..
Iirve. the br-t woman. in the world.
| thank you E,r YOUR indulgence tn the,
and b+g e. rgivenrss If all that / have
lone i'll. aud all &c that | have omitted
to Il" veil" How MANY men are there
whom The world little sinks III n child
like. who would make these wor.i.
their "wn. Get their hands To them
xi,h JDhusn's closing assurance. IL
an. dear. dear, mpther, your dutiiul
son "-BelgIxvia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The L"d "a Cure spnrient of the
Liv-rp-h P.-t says: The missing
ink wh.' .'arls his hair in the mi.i.il-
s"i has been 81 sDme tim. pas, "n e.
i,il,i,i"n II the Westminster sqrsrium
-nsm-lv the rs"y-'utAng-nxs n.h
,..caps-i falling = victim To tbs mslsdy
shich has proved fatal Ia =, many III
his kind j" our climate. The stranger
ought coId which quickly dsvelop.si
mt" u severe s,t.ck 1T bronchitis, and
~ Friisy nigh ,ls.i his medical s,ie"d
snt hell out little az n" h"ps Ut ,hr
patient being shle tn survive
The night. Hn~~vrr. Mr. John e.
C ,rriny,on. +. Il 8, the naturliss 81
the ~qusriun. was d-t~smin-i il pps-
-ihle ." ave the creatures lite He sat
up all night with him. sseamins and
l'cs"rinx him. aud by mor"inx the
symptoms Sers - fsv"r ,bie that the
.'rang-,uisnx go declared tn b. ou'
i:an,-dis'e danger. Since then. by din,
.a careful nursing. the animal has bre,'
hsuught ar,and. aud i no~ happily
cmvai~se.ns. His ps,i-nce hn.irr hi.
-ufi-riars wss. I b-liev~. shnvs oil
prspe. and he tm,k Ne. C.rrinstpu,.
ha bsths wiih Ill the eomplscency Of
Mi Psoden"is.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Bthi3o Of thu B.Varian 8a..

Far SIM. time past question If
thrilling interest IL the B,varian b.r
ha. occupied the attention of tn. JUDI
ci,l su'h"ri'i-sa at Munich 1t il this /:
Mays bsrri.irr wear cnlnred trousers
~ "rt. ar mn.t taev b. Hack This
print wss rai.r.i several week. .g, nv
B'vArian judge. who. p-rc-iv,"y the
l"w~r liE:hs Ot IN I'd, ocaie then
ssi.ir~a.inx him tn be enc ,sed il,
xsrmenss Of tender tone. reprovrd
him severely. The b,rri.ter treated
'he>e admoni,ims with .cnrn.
B'th pr'i-s To the di.pute lail their
arguments brfre q c 'urs of appeals.
which has been deIiberating ON them
ever .i"ce. Meanwhile the sell known
Munich c.'unsel, Dr.. H.lbliny. IN. jus,
heen ."l.mnly warned nv ann, her Judge
that il he attempts tn defend his clients
in e''!"red trousers il will he the worse
f,r him
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A WoW-a WumpuS.

Friaavs Atchis"n Gl"b- SAWS Ton,
Mulvihiil, Of Atchi.n. played Barlow
Wilson. Primrose L. VESTS minstrel,
in st. J..e last night To 81 200. Hi
profit. after all expenses were Pai.
amou ntesi to S23D. This greatly alt
ger.4i the ms"ager of the opera house,
C.rvd"n +. Craig, sh" C msi.iered such
profits ~ belonging To him. and VIII"
WAS engaged in a squared with the M"l.
vihill.. and before The peri Nh,
half through he ,me before the cur
tain and declared that the p'i ices charg
ell we're rxh"rtitaut aud greedy. Tut
was the cau-e Of row bet Seeu Craig
and the Company. ia which M,Ito"
r. ,le interfered an Wa. knocked fat
On nj. hack by Harry Chaplain. the
manager. 1t Vas an unprecedented
performance an the part of Craig, ~
the prices charged were only one dol
lar. seventy-ive and Fifty cents. and
the audience the largest in the history
of the house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Bernhsrdt's Bost IN Apartments.
Elegant apartments nave been Sc
cured al the Hotel V-niump, Common
wealth avenue. for Mile. Sara Bern
hardt during her engagement; at the
Gl,be T:,eater. The splendid SUITE
Consists of eight rooms ON the secon,!
f,Or. overlooking Commonwealth ave-
nue. The apartments are the r-cep
ton room or parl"r. the chamber Of the
tragehienne opening from it the room
for her maid aud toilet room the
chamber 1T her lady companion. al-'.
communicating with the parl"r; the
private diniay room Mr.. J,rre,t'>
rom with toilet aHi ante rooms con-
nected. The furnishings Ot the grea'
reception ball are of the m',-t c.'stl.
aud elegant description. The genera
time Of the room is gold and m.,s-greens
softened nv deep shades. Tue Carpet
is sut,du-d blending Of gold
green color the wall decoration
match it m lighter shades. The fur
ni,ure -.iivans, easy chairs. etc,
upholstered in gold green satin. wi:;'
trimmings OF ruby velvet. Ca"icr
paintings are Appropriately distributed
throus h"ut the apsrt:'ents.-New
York World.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
President :CyleI.

OcyOne4 SyiHntc.
Prp.i.ie", Tyler. who Was 6fty.one
wears II age when he took possession
ut the executive mansion. wss some
what sh,ve the medium height. aud a
.l~nder figure. With l"ny limbs aud
great sc,ivItJ al movement. His thin
auburn hair turned white during his
term Of office. his n,,-e was large aud
prominent. his eves we're "f bIui-h.
gray. his lips were thin and his CHEEKS
-unk-". tits nisUns ~ were those at
the oli sch,s,l Ut vir.ini, gentlemen.
'ni h~ always iaviIed visitors with
whom he WAS acquainted q" ACCOMPANY
lIm Z" the sidrb ,ar.l in hi. dining r""rn
and take glass ut Vim, " s'm-ihin.
.in'ny-r. The cersm'niou. etiquette
Established at the white hn,ss b, VaI
Buren, vanished and the pref lent lived
precisely ~ h- had "u III. p'snta,i"n.
attended by his old family slaves.
hen Hsalv the artist. MAS invited q"
reside at the white house whit. h-
was colyiny Stuar'- Is'r'rai' at Wash
iag,on tor Lmis Philippe Of France.
ne Ma fIcibly struck with the nh
-ence of NIL c-rrm"ny. The 6r>t day
Il the artists y. lmrn, he accompanied
'he family To- she drawing-ruom. att, r
Inner. and then sail. With a pr,,fonui
nw. MIR. President. with your per-
mission | will retire to- nv work. NV
,'"d fellow" replied Mr.. Tyler. do
ins' what You please"
When one dsv the PRESIDENT. j'ked
VIZ. Wise abOu, III. lir,l- one-h"r-, car
risge. which he styled ~ candle box
~ wherl-. the representative from
Accnmac r-iort-l hy telling Mr.. Tyler
'hu he hal l~en ri'irg tor II month in
secondhand c'rrias- purchased a.
he sale at the IF cts of -'r. PauLlin.
'hs secretary ~ the navy under Mr..
Van Buren,. with the coa,-ot-ariD, em-
hIaz med on the i'mr pm, il. The presi
lent laughed. aud gave orders at one"
," have the nrmnrial hearings Of the
Paul,liags painted over.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
-CiDcho Qainine cnrss chills and fever.

A Southern lady learning that q
col"rrd youth If her n~ixhborhooh was
g"ing ~ bury hi. father upon the river
hank ut the spot where 10 as dr,wu.
ed asked him : "Wouldu't y"u rather
have your father laid in . graveyard :
1t would NOT be lar Z" bring him home
and you can take the wseDn you
know" dat amt de- thing" he IN.
swered. gloomily. 'Don't you know
dat what de water takes de water
e~ine 10 keep. and it i turribls bod
luck f'r to try to vent it. kass cherry
time de ribber rise il gwioe tn Get de
bdv in de rr.be. to make sho' il got
him II siu't xsins to quit rising
all It dues vet him and It re put
him upon De bill. ebery freshet vill
he . d,oa and destroy ~ Ill. Better
pot him upon de bank. vhar Do water
can tech him handy This |. Q very
geassal negro sapscssisioa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Yankee Fork Cali Herali.

YANKEE Pork tCAi.t hern!t
About tw" weeks ago q man was
badly turn abmt the Il le and hal one
,rm broken hy lear on L''-t River
He wss hunting deer ut the time aud
his dox discovered the bear nc the
nn't of tree snd commenced bark.
ing. when the bear, which MAS lying
with her cuis. caught him as an,vp
stated. The attack Of the Dig on the
henri caused her Z" r-linquish the hold
aud leave. Th- man tors Of q blo0tv
i'iece of his shirt and gave il tn the
'h,g. which to.'k it T., camp and r..
turned with the woun.lrd mans
partner ." the place. lie was taken
home, ani at last scpunts Was getting
along ~ we'll as cruli he expected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A HIGH Kicker.

Richmond und.) Cor. Chicago iime..
Ah,ut a week ago the college girls
ut E,rIham had kicking match IT,
the upper .iormit"ry. after the Ii .his
were turned down for the night. and
one IF them. a Miss J ,hnson. at k"ko-
m. tried to kick with both feet at
once. She lost her balance and fell
heavily to the q .ar. and wa- s"hadl,
stunned that she v IS taken to the nm,s-
ery. where she still remains su8-rlns
from severe attack of nervous
prnstraticn br"ught M bv the tall.
She MAS worse yesterday. aud lat
evening the halls were closely watched
e. prevent the students from talking or
PLAYING in passing from one r"om to
another, as the strain On her nerves
is 81. great that the least noise distnrbs
her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Oue Experience From Many.
Il had tern sick ssd mi~essble 20 ling
and had c.u.-d ny husband - much
trouble and sxpe"se. no one seemed 10
know vh.t aiI~d ne. thss I vss completely
dishe.riened snd discouraged. In i.
frame nf mind I got . bottle Of Hop Bit.
'ers .rd used them unknown Z" ~ family.
I sonn began 70 improve ard Gsined 20
las, ,h.t ny hu.band and family thought
il arrange and unnatural. but .hrn ] n ID
,hem shat had helped me. they said
.Hurr.h for H"p Bitter! long may they
pr.~p~r. for ,h-y have msde mother cell
aud M hsppy."-ras Mother. Home
J,urnal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
How to be Beautiful.

From the Courier Journal.
Large feet should never be cased in
kid. least Of all in white xiii slippers,
fur kid reveals 81 clearly the form and
movements If the feet, aud stretches
% easily that few lee. have a chance
In them. Thnse who ARE very s:"ut
should wear notting hut black those
wh" are very thin should put q little
pad ling in their gowns ami neither
should lie in the least deool,etee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Kin tn, Clerk. but Rsy- the Bill.

Kin tn, Clerk. but Peg. the Bill.
From the Hour.
A S,olheraer wss speaking If the
distress thr""gh which his stale had
pa.-.-d. Nv. l,~t everything in the
world bot honor" he sxi.i. why. ,ir
there wsa CT. Carter. at Carter. vile.
"A high ionsd gentleman M YOU ever
saw. Hell ts,st everything in the world
hat his h."or Now, Grant sent y
Yankee Postmaster "a Cart. rsville,
and one dsv tbs. G .lorel wsmr.l e., send
Q letter tn his factory in New Orleans.
and as he'd los everything but hon"r.
he asked the Yankee 10 irust him far
. 3 cent stamp. aud tibet: low w"uld"''
d. It and If surss the Colonel drew
his pistol and shot him dead. And d."
you kuow It took I'll IF III. ex-rrim,. at
Judge B ,wie and SOM If our m''st it,
q se"tial cisiz ms 70 prevent that thing
from Gaming To a lawsuit" THIS J.
not unlike the narrative of the 'wo
Kemtuckisns at a Chicago hotel. Onr
Of them was 6erc-lv d'-I'u,iug the CIR
recfne~s Of the nil. which The clerk
had just present ed him. when the Other
tonk him bv the arm aud said Col
oneI. never forget YOU are a ke"iuc-
khan. Kill the clerk, but pay the bill. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

S-iAiis led 6n pUr p-opie an rhsnks.
giving. A y~.m &n~n. b-u-v.slen' e.sciesy
nss ben orxsn's .d.-St. LONE Cnron Gle.
Sed.lis has IN alleged henry ,lent s,,cie,y,
hu, che didn', .qa s"ier any of her money
feeding the poor of the CITY On Tn snk-xiv.
ing or any other dsy. Money hiss b~en
c'sn,,ibu,e.i lib.salIv f1s @skiag peosiss"n
for the sick aud dealt ute. bas - fas ~ the
Razor hsa bern sbl. 10 ssc-ssain. none IL
il haa bern ~ Piled tos the par noe eonssib.
u,ed. The munger, in their anxiety su
kerp dead he.is from imp sing % them,
h.ve rather lift thnse sho we're really
reedy ~ hussl Tor 'h-m~lsea.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
An Edl orr Escapa.
OFFICE OF HE Isl UsrSIAL Fra.
ALBA, Iowa, May Is, l63s'.

ALBA. Iowa, May Is, l63c.
r" whom il may c.m~fn:
take great pleasure in msking the f"l-
lowing st.i. n,rn': have t<en mics.d
wi,h d,.ex-e of the kiantys for the pc,
'~o y-ar., ant have 'ri-d num-sou. rem
~di~s wi'h only partial and Temporary re-
lief. Warner. safe Kidney snd Liver
Cure wss recommended Ia me. sni after
t.king il the pain aud di.tre,~ left me. and
I am to-day FEELING .,ronx aud ssIl. en-
perfectly s.,i-f-i thst Aarner's SIZE K d.
ney snd Liver Cure il the medicine reesies';
and can cheerf0lIy recommend Il Z" o'hrss.
q. W. SfANx.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
FROZEN TO DEATH.
a chil1, Whose Father IL %
known, Was Born. Fross Bitten,
DIED ARD VS. Buried BY the
Railroad Track THIS
Week.

A white vnmsn, eyed sboui % yeass.
vho IL unmarried and vho-e name The
BAzo reporter could not learn. gave
hirh, m is., Saurd. ~. tn . child al tho
feminine rrs-ussion. The mother he'd
trrn compelled tn remove from her former
so.sdi"e hou.~ j 1T h~iore her co.6oem-n,
io house which. vss cold AMI uncomforta.
bic.
The child. which VA . he.utiiul little
girl, arm sitter it, bir became frs~i hit.
ten On it, little arms and limbs aud died
,nd v.s hurried "n the f"unh day 81 i,s
life. That il ga rssliv frss-n To de 9TH i.
probable t,ersu-e of the f-ci that after it,
death sud h~f"r- iis bnri,l .ome oi the
g.rsaons oh" a,s the child declare that iis
arms ~ese f"s n to ils elbows aud it,
iimh. 20 i's knee.
A cof6n sa- procured. and ~ the mother
hsd "o, money 10 pay for h,uIinx the
cmsin@ TO the rene'~rs. . hole ~. dug
n~.r the n, K 4 T. track, within the city
limit, and the child vAs buried there By
anne nsiyhips's b,ys.
TIE nSighbnrs ne1 where the child ~as
hn'i~d c"~piainrd to the police ye.,-rd y.
saying tt.s IL va . viol.ii"n Of the city
psd,n..'cs To bury sny dec-.-ej p-'s"n
within the cHy limits without . permit.
The ton .@c~rA 10 whom she comp:.ini
90 made sisisd the csae to the cDronsr,
sho sid he Thought the Lao only s-Qnur~d
permits o. Be taken out in thus c.sr- sh.sr
The de,es~ei sas buried in the c-m~:-sv.
nd dad not apply to lhoae esses where
usisi ioos pisce within the city li~,,s
hut ouiaide the crme esv.
A BA8'O r~pnr'~s, who looked at the
city osd,nsose entitled "v,I.I Ssaais,is.,"
adopted >-p,emh~r 81. 1879. which h-.rs
an this .u'.j-c'. noticed thu. il pru,id~s -
the c,so,.ss he'd suppo-ed.
M sci'on has - yet heen t.ken By The
~. hori'ies i" s-gsrd To The csc.
lfihsi child V.s frosen In death through
the n-e,egIscs or malice Of the mo.ber he
should b vigorously prosecuted fos The
esiae. II the child frs. 70 death si.hous
neglect on the psss Of the n ,hes, bot in
.p''s Of hes Il sss 10 cave it. iif-. thea the
vooa. is sn'ilIed to pity sod help ., The
hseds Of the suih0riii~s.
And. 10 The oean,ine. The BAsoo sould
like 70 isqnire - 10 whether any al you
have seea s"yihinG in Jour seighb"rhood
Of "a osssnis siioe known - The "S-tialis
Benevolent Socsssy." which he j. i,s b ods
sb'us 500 10 e.sh. eooissho,ed B,
ehurches and isdisidu sis Tn relieve he
ss6trins Of the poor Of this ei,yi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The Young so~an VIM had MANY
suin'rs AMI frOm the time she was .ix
sen uu,iI she vas twenty one ri -cre.l
them oil. re'erred in her later lite L.
that Pssia - her ''decliuins year,
Ssoubeuville HesaLi.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A msn Who has been lecturing in
PniladelPhis claims tn have seen nm
angel. aud each unmarried paragraph
~ fndlv inaxines that the lecturer
has ssen his girl with her best clothes
40. -Norrist0wu H-rah.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Oae f.: M,-su.-Young mis- ress--
IN ,ry. what i, you mean by chalking
the -oles Of NV b"t>s' Mary -"WelI.
ms'am. the fact is I have n pair of
b U:s ex sctiy the sam- "a yours. aud
l like mine best. aud chalk-,i yo"rs
q" that I knew the difference between
YOURS aud mine JUDY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A Generous Triumph.-'What'.
wr"g b tween you aud Smythe that
you don't speak,! 'Haw fact is. We
are both wivxls for the hand IF the
same iaiy-a celebwated beauty you
know !-snd-wsli. | do,'t want to
h~ag. hut [ got the b-ss "f it. P.~r
Smvthe NV dear f-llnw. a thou
eand c congratulations !''rhauks xwilv
we both prep sd last week. y"n know
and she sccepted-a-him.' -Landon
Puuch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

1T j. asid that s...se "i the alkaloid.
which enter into the cnmbinsiion Of Eel.
i"vs Hypophssphiies ase extracted f,oo
I'M. which attain In . great eye. and that
this fact sugsesiei TO NJ. Felioss the ,fes
IL their employment. Whether the suc.
49, Of the propagation il due to this. .e
-r- mt prrp .rsd to say, hu, the idss 10 .
good one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

-"My time il NJ" sai the doctor e.
the p.tirnt whom he found using Dr.
Baths Cough Syrup. End he We c"rreci
for ih~t cough "a. soon . thing Of the pas,
Price Is cenia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The latest trick at the intelligent
telegram operator was played with a
di-pnch from the scene Of h,stilities
with the Indians. Il sail. ''Tr"ol's all
ecalped." when 1t should have been 'es-
cap+d A railroad Conductor cent 4
telegram that VAS eqnaliv distorted.
H wrote, I'VE killed dat mute"
but it vas received. I'VE killed = dead
m ME"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

psr.ona stnus 70 b isirodvesd - oasss>
from o6crf
! P.-N"t to-dsy.
R-Who 10 NJ. Tal0see Vho = thu
suddenly invesaed viih ~ much poverf
P.-r.Im.Ge l. IN Old railroad mss
tie v.s s"ro~rly dirisio" superintendent
Of the lndi.nspoIis 4 ~ L,uis rnsd. HI
then bec.oss ssAisssni geaessl sspssistsod
sn' ri that rod.
BE :hsa held the eeoes 4 supesi"tesdsney
oi oah tue I. 4 4 L. ssd P.cs6e rosds'
That sas in 1872
Ynu knoW lhe former name 0f the Mis-
anus, PAc,6c rasis.y v.s the PAci6c rosd
Then il vest into the hands VI . sscrivsr
Isimsgr d,.coniiaued bring aupsrsa'es'd-
en, u the Pacific rosd. Of cousAe, during
the continu .nce of the rrcr,sss.hip.
ln October. 1876. the roAd 80 cold II
mortgage ssIr, and vss bought 10 By C"o.
wodore G .rri~.,n, If Nev Ymk. ], then
b~x.n bring called the Missouri Psc'6e,
aud NJ that time Mr.. T.l~.Ge wss again
ode general super'n,eod~ss sod 90
q, dc the rosd stt.smey.
In the f.i, Of 1876 NJ. Gould bought
the road snd TAlmAge was retained. aud u
il cafe 10 ssy he wiil cvntinue to be re.
tanned BY NJ. Gould.
R-Will you say snythinG further -
to prob .ble ch .nses ia the general ciice?
Pho. You can say il the BA1Oo 70
your readers that il 10 the intention VI tie
u.n.e gers to make - frv change - the
nature ii the Gaze will sdmit Of. Some
changes are necessary, but What they viii
be We cannot tell.
Since writing the above . BAzoo re.
porter hsa learned that . circular will br
i-~u~d io.morrow. announcing the follow
ing appointments:
A. W. Dickinson, sistant general supsr.
inipnsi~nt.
3 PORTE. g-nersl attorney.
WAr.ier Canning. fuel agent.
FrAncis Cam Her, general passenger
agent.
C.G Warner, auditor.
Miller BuiIsrd, superintendent Of tele-
gr.ph.
J. A. Hill, general freight sgent.
All OF the general iii ,ers Of the ~. K.
& r. oil probably he s-m"se', but t's no'
unlikely that s..me ~ IN. % cal he "a ssJ
~ si,.ons of anne k,nd und~r the nsw u .n-
.x.m~ni. M-a-rs. T.,~age and Nj c'~li
i-f. { e H .nnih.l THE morainx sud Gill
seiu urn tO-mOsrOS.