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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-09

grain, and frequently feed poor hay.
As consequence of such management
the animals are not worth much for
lator. When the occasion arises for putt
ting horses thus fed at hard work, they
are found out of ,ndition and unable
to perform reasonable task, while in
the spring they require extra feeding
for few weeks, or else the work must
90 on with horses unfit for the busin ess.
1t is far better to give the horses little
grain during the winter, when, should
an emergency arise, they are equal to
the occasion.
Extra Feed for Cows.
Cows giving milk should not be al
lowed to fall off in quantity from INSULT
cient feed. 1t is more difficult to increase
the flow of milk after shrinkage from
lack of full feed than to keep up a high
activity of the secretion by artificial
feed. When the habit Of diminished
milk secretion at particular time of the
year is established, as it will be by rep
resentation, it is not easy to prevent it
entirely by liberal feeding. The habit
will also be transmitted to the offspring
as family characteristic that will
diminish the value of an animal as a
producer of milk. Give the cows extra
feed as soon as the pasture begins to gel
short.-Amertcan AgricuttIrsSt.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-09
or Catarrh,

Hay Fever, Cold in tho
Head, ETC., insert with
little finger a particle of
the Balm into the nos
trl.sj draw strong
breaths through the
nose. II will be absorb
ed, cleansing and heal
ing the diseased mem
brane.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-09

This is the cheapest and only compete and authentic
IiirOf Gen. Garfield. II coniai' fine steel portal OF
rield rthur, and is indoTsed by their most int
mAic fricn S. Beware OF " catchpCnuy" init ar, MS.
EEents Wanted Send for circulars containing
fu description OF the work and extra terms Agents
Address NAIIoSAL PUBLISHING Co., Pin aleluhia Pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

= @elesentlid Der 9eiratb ber prin
3eiitn BON Bartembers nit einem Mrat in
Dreslou f6reibt ber ' Bcte aus benz Rie.
iensebir8e": Die Dirtli4ieit III als
@omanfdriftfeuerin aufseheten unb bat
einen Rcman seleiftet, Der an Snterei1e
aQe .olten Wamleqen" unb atIe Sob.
ellen" bin'er ii& ldbt. Cine iunse Prin<
3eifn in S6eridleFen, iaSn, reid. lie.
benswarbis. 1T frant unb !didt na& ber
mebi3inif6en autoritdt, unierm @etei.
men Weoi,inalratb Or. giermer. Der,
ielbe fnbet. baB ber @ausar3t Strer So
belt cer ibm seitellten Nufsabe ni&t sans
SemadIen 1T unb ienbet bemlelben aus
Breslau Suceurs, unb juar in einem jun
gen unb redt repriientablen Nrate, Wa.
meme Or. @ilm. gtun mSsen bic ae=
ebrten Qeier ibre bur1 @omanlettare
bofentli& sei&nlte YbuntaFe anfrensen
uno ,nalten laRen. 70 3war, bae unsefibr
IA Tase nit ben f&Snften Diolcaen
3tpii&en BEN tunSen dr3te unb Der bcben
Yatientin auSSei&midt merben iSnnen.
Wa&bem bic 9eit perFofen III: Tableau!
als Yerlobte empfeblen fd: Yrin,et(ln
Warie Verpniia @erbarbe (ober ME f1e
icnif beieD bon DirtemberS unb Or.
@ilm. 4urlsrube unb 8reslaa."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- Or. g. @ilsbee Bat bas problem
oelSf, zines Der srSbten Qetpen ber Nen19.
tett, nan,lid 5amorrboibsn, su betlsn.
MnafeNs AeiSt eas oortrsfftde Mittel,
wsldes if4 beretts In sielen taulenb,
mliunter ben bartnddisfen Gdllen sollfom.
men bemabrt bat. 9. Nsultabtsr & Co.,
Bor 3946, New yorl, (dtdsn etnen ST..
BEN, eer es bsrlanst, tofsnfret Nfufsr
unb @ebraudsweiluns mad alien Sbsilsn
ber 8eretn. @iaattn 3u taben In allen
remommirten Mputtftsn. 6htet eu4 Dor
Na&atmunsen. Adtet baraui, bab bic
untsriarift punIS @tlsbee, 81, o., fa
auf ieber @eite ber Shahttl befnbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- Mnna Gr6bli6, bic Qebte Der brei
S9weitern, ipel6e bem Di6ter Grill
parser in beiipieaOier 2iebe unbs s9reue
ergeben uaren uno in beren ,Qallie Der
Di6ter aus benz 2eben i6ieb, 1T am IL.
b. 81. in Wien, nod ldngerer 3rantbeit
i'm 81. 2ebemsiabre beri6ieben. 9as
Serm6gen Der Yerforbeneu belduft fi6
auf ungefdbr $4,000 Gulben. Inter
ben binterlaKenen S6riften beiinoen
ii6 nur wenige, mel6e ii6 ausenblidli6
fir Die Ver6Hentli6ung eignen, unter
9lnberem alie 8riefe &rilpar3ers an
Srdulein Qatbarina 6r0bli9. gu ben
fir oas ~@riapar3er= =3immer" beitimm=
ten @egenitdn6en fommt nun nod aus
Dem 0a6lafe bes Grduleins Ratbarina
Jrobli6 Elm S6reibpult, auf meldem
Griaparaer itine vMebea" Idrieb. Der
grobte 5beit beg 8erm0sens mirb mad
6em aeitaments CUR grri9tuns einer
vS9mefter Grobli9 Stiftuna4 perz
lpanot uno bas ertrasniB hiefer Stif=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

= Der Sang na9 @anSfa. ueber
bic Serbanblunsen 5ipii&en benz, Yatifan
unb benz Berliner aabinet liest jeet cine
beitimmte grtldruns Der beutlden 8e8ie.
rmnS Dor, bic li9 in bic befanntea VerIe {:
Der Wsrte iinb Seuus Seme&ielt, 70
laBt anS enbli9 1saten ieb'n" 3uiammen~
faiien ldbt. DAP bieie Nudri4t per
Sa4laSe entipri4t, sebt aus einem iett
BON ben >beutiden 3eitunsen sebra4ten
Staatsminii iteriolbei4luB berppr, in benz es
"a. Il. teibt:' rDie 8esieruns erblidt in
benz papfliden 8repe 0um "a. 6ebruar
1880 um 70 bereitmiliser elm 3eiden ber
,friebli4en 9eiinnuns bes 9eilisen Stubz
les, ais leetere barin gum erlten Wtale
einen eenereten ausbrud sefunoen bat
Damn ipirb fertoefabren: .SnbeB tann
iener auaosetans, 70 lanse 3weifel jter
oeren Soneurren5 NIT itaatseelesliAen
Seridriften befeben, screrit nur Elm tbeo<
retii4er Bertb beisemeden uerben. Die
Resieruns boht, bab Der erneuten grtla=
r,ns aber bic periSbnliden abfaten Sr.
6eilisfeit AUDI prattii9e Tolse seseben
tpirb. Scbalb iie ben fidtlider unb in
Thatfaden ausgebriidten Bemeis bierfar
in 9dnben bat, pirD iie ii9 ben1aben, BON
ber 9anbesOertretung gollma4ten gu &C.
iuinnen, pel@e ibr bei Gnwentuns Der
@eIeee freiere 9unb unb bau1it bic WSg<
ii4tett Beben, Nncrbnunsen, bic BON Der
rSmiideu 4irde als Sdrten empfunben
rerbeu, sm beieitisen uub 70 elm @ntee<
sentemmen aud ftaatsieitis gu bethdti.
8snA. Sm Ginflan8 biermit melbet ber
Correspondent Der r2onbon Zines, bab
gismard ben 2anbtas unt-B oamadt ers
iu4en tpe,be, bic Wsaiseieke mad Dis.
creticn" aus5ufibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

Stein, pfpt, Id i&ame mid, wsnn Ou
es (asf, bab bic Sonne w bort: Dt'
battle i'd aud nod ntht lieb, als ID tam,
uno nun fann Id mir ni4t benten, tsts
i'd In ber 5tabt obne fe leben fou, bsnn
bas III fe gar ntdt, bic bort idsint. une
nismanb tennt lte redt. sDeibt Du, t@
alaube, scn ibr tommt eisentii& Waes.
Das N0ts 2 frus Der &nabe.
Dab Die Weniden gan, ssrl6tsoen tper'
ben, unb barum biR Du 70 Setporosn -
unb gera aud -
Da aitterte ein farlerer Rlans ttr
Dorfttraenelode iber bas Gsmose bss
@inasrsolbes berein, bae @eerbt plobli@
tute aus einem Eraum auffubr unb Ct,
idredt laete:
ST bas fdon bic Mittassslede z Wte
tann Is nur lsin, mir III, ale martn wtr
erf eben selommen. Da mullen iptr nad
5aule, unb 70 tommt es niemals wteoer.
Darum niats 0as mstnf Du nit
BEN 70 I frastt fe aufaettne. Nir blst'
ben ia nod BIER obtr funf East bat msin
Yapa eefast.
..Nber tsinen @ouxtaB mebr = pa 1T
Waes anbsrs, entsesnete sr, taitts ben
Sopf abtretsnb, uno Fe Sinssn Sano In
5ano eur& bsn beibsn Nittaa, bsRen
@olbfratlsn aus benz 3snitb 9erab faum
sinsn @Hatten Dor ttre Gaee warf. @te
fhwiegen isbt beiee, wie tranttn l&rttt Der
&nase lttfe. l&mantenben @anSes nsben
tbr, bab fe nur sinmal In leln @sF4t auf.
slidtnb, frus @.tlt Du mieesr nit &C.
fdlOFeneu Nusen, Qeerbt? Oo@ atsr:
raldt nabm Te wabr, oab r NIT melt
ofenen 9ipsrn sssen Zen blausn 5orisont
Sor f6 binauslab.
8ortitsuns fclst.
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0on ber oh @alamanber" U

= gon Der ,,Olb Salamanber" Mpo.
tbtfe. Gbteaso. 3d., IL San. 1880.
Dtrtbe 5trren 8. 8. Darnsr & So. ,
8o&satr, q. g.: Dtr bofen. bab anlsr,
BsReauns re&taeitis bei itnsn anlanst.
Dus 8erlanssn na& guere Safe Sell.
mitteln. beloneers bic Safs glisrsn.unb
Qeberz6tilmtttel, III tesdnhif unbs nimmt
fertwatreae 3u, uno uafere 8unotn i&dbtn
eertn 0ertt iebr bod. Gtnise Ga0se
seren 6etlune mir teobadtet baben, rparen
po0tansts unb bSdf eraaunli&. N4.
tunespou, Bon Shaad. Stepen1on & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- Manselbafte aleibuns als @runb
fir @nt3iebuus bes WablredteS an5usez
ben, blieb benz 8e3irtsamt unb @emeinz
beratb bon Raifatt, 8aOen, porbebalteu.
Dort wurbe ndmlid por Der Barserinei=
itermabl bonn II. Npril 6ulsenbes betannt
sema9t: ,,auf Hnresuus ees Be3irts<
antics beuterten mir, baB bic Marbe bes
Wablattes perlaust, Bag bic Wabler Bel
0ermeiben bes NusidluHes BON ber Wabl
in anltdnbiaer &leibune eridetnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- Den 8ub. unb Msral. .prebteten,
nit t.ntn bic seatttondre preFe In
Dsutihlanb BEN Bub, une gettag s.f.iert
bat, 5,pirb tn, Der vNussb. u nesm. Bet.
tuus" folssnbs serbisnte MbferHeuns su
She'll !: vDteie tirdlia.polttii6e prtbis.
ten f&eiutn an. iventslen anssbra@t BON
berisaiSen Setts, no man felt Sabren nit
alien y9raftsn al, bfr Distributing ber
icnif IN Deut(&laub to&estaItsnsn ibealen
sunb ettif&en Wiiter, an Der unter9ratuna
bse politifaen unb bumaniltiiden Nut.
ihpunas ber Nattun, an ber gorbe bersitans,
nterRibuus unb 8srtretuas BET mtber.
itafen ssoiiaiI6sn unb NATURALIZATION
5atsuReaiasb sear6eitet unb bamit Reiul.
tate srttsit tat. nor bsnsn oft islbf itren
urbsttrn ane Miti&nleissn tanse rerben
mne.s -Das fpreHsnsae 3eaenie baflr
ltefert bte Niea& &tuns, In ,peldbe BE tSAlle
national poI,tifde Grrunsen(aait bss ,,e,s.
en- Ae,ts, bic partamentaril&e VsrtretunA
tss bsutl&em 8oltss. immer metr ssrfat.
len n. felt man Ia berisltex eiae @efasis.
tett errei&t bat, welHe bie 9nettution
tbrer fratersn Usbeutunv thinner mstr 3u
enttleieen brobt. Das Snters0e Der Na.
tion an ben Berbansluneen bes @etMsta..
ees 1T In bebenllidttr Nbnabme begriif.n,
bic stwablten Ret&stoten ent3ieben i1A In
tmmer srSeerer 3abl, islbf Bel ben wtt.
tiaaea Torlagen, ibrer iibernommenen
patAt unb ssrs Ieitsnbe @taatsmanu,
ssNea eati@eibsabe Steauns aebr ais ie
befeRtSt II. halt ~ ntht einmal mstr fur
nSttte, bsa 1erattansea Der bSdfsn
legislation 3Srpsrf&afttn aud istnerisits
periSnli& ,an3uwotneu. Solhe 1tatfa'
den i&einea leinss wtliersn Gommsntars
~ bsharfen." + + - i--a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14
Ser 8. @pIffnn heahlhtiat

- = Serr 6. BolfiOn teabfdtist
befanntlih oemna&ft cine YerarSberuns
ieines @ei&dftsloiales porSunebmea. I'm
fidb uuf ben Bau scr,ubereiten unb Ylae
ju i&aiien, rtrfanft er ale feline Waaren,
ME S&nittwaaren, S&ube Stiefel, 9ate,
DeSbel .c. 3u auBercrbentti& niebrisen
Yreiien. Dies 1T cine @elesenbeit far
Sebermann biaise Gintdufe 3u ua9en.
Wean aber5euse iid BON benz @siasten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14
: Das Orisiaol ber l1nabbauaiateits

= Das Original ber 1nabbansisteits.
@rfldruns besinnt fart su serblaHen unb
es ersibt ii& bic Wctbweabisfeit, bic
Saristsase bes @eburtsi&einS ber an,eriz
funiiden Nepublif mieber auf3ufriiden.
Dieie Wanipnlation bietet feine beIonbe=
rem Sdwieristeiteu bar; fie ..irb an be<
icnbers foitbaren 9anbidriften i'm 8riti@
fden Wsuienm bon 3eit 3n 3eh Dorss-
nommen. Wenn rur aud ber @eift
Der l1nabbansistei zGrfldruns 70 leidt
aufgefriidt tperben fSnute. ..-. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14
Dcet r:@eb Itren.

Die @sbabrsn Der Doctoren ffnb elm
Gssenlanb, wortn sur 3ett lstr pisle per
ionsn lnterei1rt fne. gDtr slauben Der
Gap fiir Bsiude 1T SO, pas stnsm Manne
osr fiir elm Sabr an eas Bett ssfeifslt N,
unb einss tdsliden Bsiudes bspart itsr
81, 900 has Sabr fur Msbbin unb Muf.
wartuas aQsin ioifen mirbe! llab cine elm.
,ise Glai6e 6oplen. Bittsrs, 3ur re9ten
3stt eenommsn. wiirbe $1,000 unb ein
sanjss Satr 8ranibsit erlpart tabsn. @b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

Die gerfdliauns bon CONDITION Yulyer
bat 70 iberbanb ssHommen, bab man fir
IS Gents elm pfunopafet nit Staub uab
Wite taufsn tann. s. eie6t nur etne Nrt
tptrtlta reInts untsr ben iebt betunnten,
unb btelss 1T Sberibans@ Cavalry
Yulber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

auesnblidliA III bel Der Sur Der Brdu>
ne ntat ~ RAID. Elele 2tnbsr fnb &C.
aorbsn wabrenb zines Geusran3lnbens.
Sstuions sMnotpne Ointment t
i&aft aussntlidlt&e qinesruns unb it Elm
Rderes 6eilmittsl. ginsn balben 16se.
lSftl soa 3ader. Ssee Gamilie lotlts ss
In 6aufe balten. E. asia s.s.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14
Mne ererbentltdbe @elea enh.it.

Wdbrenb bieier Ws4e, BON Wontaa
Mor9en an. periuufen mir i'm Retail
1000 Stad 6ambnrser Stidereien 1u
10 Gents bic Oaro {; gem Stnlia 3u 20
Sis 25 @ents uerlanft., Wan fomu,e
frib,eitis. AM cine y uswabl unter ben
.Wufern 3u treffen., 9 drama So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

tung Ioll einen tpobltbdttgen 3tpede in
6orm bon Stipenoien uno penltonen
an beoiirftige electromagnetic fiinitlerif9e
uno literarii6e Salente sugefabrt mer=
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- 6err 8. u. 5etm, ct. Muua, Btse !,
ma&t uns folsenee Mttttetlune: vDa
Id Or. Musuf &5nie's 5amburser arop.
fen felt elmer Neibe sun Sabrtn In metnsr
Gamilie sebrau&s unb bisielben uns i'm.
msr quite Dtenfe leifen, 70 empfetle Id
bi.les ausse3.idnste 5silmtttel. tuenn ID
@efedenbeit babe 4HA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-14

- 8auft teine &lsiber, Bic SIR pan.
60 at & 5ons Eager in1pi3irt 9abt. Das
belfe i'm Marft. " .... 49,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

The Emperor William of Germany
is described "a looking better than he
has for years. and wearing robust
and hearty air. He regards himself
ut Ems a q soluier on a leave of alb.
sence. He seldom wears his GUS
tos'ary uniform. but generally appears
In plain dress. which is, however, less
becoming to him than his we!I-known
regimentals. His mode of life at
Ems is rather monotopous. He rises
early. visits the ''Brunnen,' takes his
constitutional walk on the promenade,
and then Gees to official work. ANY
distinguished frequenters of the famous
Spa may he sure of an invitation to
His Msj-sty's ever hoepitable board.
The evenings are usually spent at the
royal theatre in the kurhaus. where
he sits among the audience, without
any particular box being set apart for
him. He delights in listening to com.
edies and farces, whoee Wit never fails
to evoke . smile or arouse bis laugh.
ter. which. ringing with unaffected
pleasure, is always q treat for the
Whole house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17
Walrsing at Long Branch.

Corrssposdence ~ the Nov York sun.
There VAS the usual influx Ut
visitors yesterday to stay over Sun
day. and the Saturday night balls
were large and gay ut the principal
hotels. Some of the wal.zing was IF
the new kind. in which the dancers
slide three times one way As fast and
as far a. their legs will let them. and
then three times the opposite way. A
couple divided against itself cannot
stand that sort Of capering. The
partners must slide. sway and whirl
exactly in unison. or trouble comes
Take one Of las, nights instances for
an illustration. The young gentleman
was brawny and demonsirative. He
was mp in the new waltz aud eager
for it. The young lady Was tall.
stately and sedsie. She could not
waltz in the new way. anil deemed it
an Improperly agile AMI athletic
diversion. The old style was plenty
lively enough for her. But there
was no such understanding between
the two when they stood up together
to dance. The new waltz begins
without premonition, scoring Of sud-
denly sideways like a tremendously
accelerated crab Such Was the initial
movement Of this young gentleman.
Eucircling the young lady firmly with
his muscular right arm. and gripping
her right hand with his left, he
measured off about halt the width ri
the parlor with three vigorous filings al
his long ami stalwsrt legs. Ii was a
complete surprise to his partner. She
va. carried of her feet at first. Then
; her slippers beat quick tattoo on the
floor. in her struggle to regain
equilibrium. and she Rugged heI
partner desperately. The sweet
$ smile on her face gave place to an
expression Of annoyance. and that T.
terror. As for the young gentleman
he thought it was thus far all right
Away he went. three Jumps in thu
= contrary direction. She accompanied
J. him, and i'm dreadful manner. He
J. nose bored itself into his shoulder, ant
i" then violently wiped itself obliqnel!
scro-- his shirt froLt: her hair caugh
in n button Of his coat. anil MAS tori
e from its fesieni"gs: a corset stee
parted with an audible snap:
J. bouquet at her waist few into man.
!" more pieces than it had flowers. ant
{ her Louis Quinze slippers scrape'
s violently along the floor raking ho'
u many corns no spectator could ex
ID pect TO know. She frantically c!asE
> ed her hands back of the young ger
IL ileman's neck and sank into his arm
o an utter wreck. There are a fe'
e ilI-bred people at the Branch. even q
= this distance from the days Of Jil
e Fisk. and it happened that several
;; them were among the spectator,
q They laughed with exceeding rude
e ness. and the Young woman hurrie
y IF to her room for repairs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. -
COUNTY PFrrIs.
In the circuit cour, OF P-tt,s county, Missouri.
Nay term. 1850. May 10, is5e. Armil,ia Igo. W.
Vincent ". igo.
S"w, NJ this day. colaes the plaintiff by hef
attorneys, and 10 appearing 70 the satisfaction
of the court that defendant cannot be summonei
m this cause. II ~ ordered ny the court. that ne
be Notified that civil action has been commenc
Cd against him by plaintiff IN this court the
general nature and Object Of which ~ TO ohtan
~ divorce from sand defendant and to III ssolve
the bonds Of mstrim"ny now existing between
-spi plaintiff and defendant, ana that unless he
10 aud appear ut the next September term OF
court. and on M before the sixth day thereof,
IN. SAID actio. wil! % taken confessed against.
md Judgment rendered accordingly: and IT -
further ordered that q copy hereof ne published
IN the Weekly Razoo. a newspaper published In
the county Of Pettis, for four weeks successfully.
the last insertion to he at least four weeks before
tine frat day Of the next September term oi
thus court. At'est
X. H. INGRAM. Clerk.
Nv G.. T.. JACKSON, D. e..
Snoddy short, piainfiff's ATTORNEYS. Tnw%
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FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. W. S. HANCOCK.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH.

Goveruor-T. T. CRIrTENDEN.
Lieutenant Governor-R. A. CAMPBELL
s..,.,.rv at State-M. K. NCtiRATH.
rre.surer-PHIL. E. CHAPPELL.
Audi,or-JOHN WALKER.
Supreme Judee-RICHARD d. RAY
Internationally. II MCINTYRE.
Reeie,er of Lands-ROBr McCULLoCh.
R.;lroad CommisMoner-G. c. PRATT.
Electors at Large \ c PHILIPS.
Circuis Judee-JOHN r. SrROrHER-
e,.te Senator +. HEARD.
Recresent.tive-THOS F. HOUSTON.
Circuit Clerk-B H. INGRAM.
Collector-SMIrH hopkins.
At,orney-C. G. HEARD.
Probate Judee-JOHN A. LACY.
Sberid-M. s. CONNER.
Treasurer-R. +. GENTRY.
Az ssor-J. w. WALKER.
Coroner-DR. W. r. KING.
surveyor-THOMAS MONROE.
Public Admin'r-JOhN X. CLOPTON.
County Judge, w D,s.-J w. PERDUE
County Judge, e DA-DAViD bLOChEt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17
The Old Bender Farm


The Times correspondent visited
the Bender farm this morning. The
surroundings Of the old place have
changed so since 1874 that one who
vas familiar with tie farm and horse
hold premises then could NOT recognize
them now.- Instead Of being situated
a, the intersection Of two highways.
the place where the murderer. lived is
pow a remote country road. The
main rcnd ia nearly mile distant
from the site of the house. R-Hier
entered 100 acres Of land. He broks
part If IL. He set out q few apple
trees near the house. After the
family had taken their departure the
farm Law idle Till days and months be-
came years then man named III
! Yeaz-i took possession Of it and has
-ince operated part oiit. A tract OF
about fen acres, comprising the old
ward, has never been touched By the
ppint Of the plow since the day when
the fugi,ives last titled il. There il
lies. overgrown with rank grass aud
weeds, bu; surrounded BY fields OF
grain. On account Of its unculiivated
state the land looks M IL a visitation
had been sent upon it. Supers,itious
people will not SO in that vicinity
after dark. The site of the stable Is
slightly elevated above the prairie.
On this spot there is 40 thick growth
that the great stalks seem tn radiate
out from the top and sides Of the
elevation till there is not room enough
for a snake to crawl between the stems.
Upon that place where stood the
dwelling the weeds and sun-hower'
are not so thick. They grow around
a great hole that was once the death
cavity into which the victims were
put through the trap-door in the floor.
The writer dismounted from his buggy,
and, pushing aside the weeds. that
were as large as corn-stalks. made his
way t. the edge OF the hole. The cavity
is still about FIVE feet deep and seven
wide. Its mouth once rectangular,
has now, by reason of the caving. be
came almost circular. In the yard
south of the stable are three gaping
holes from which bodies have been dug
The story So generally published that
the bodies of man and two little girls
were found in the grave il false. The
bodies Of man and one little girl
were taken out Of the hole. Tbs
child had on red mits, and lay face
down and its hands on the top Of its
father. There was every indication
To substantiate a report that the child
was buried alive. With the exhuming
of the bodies the evidence of the com
mission of the most ehoulish deeds was
brough: to light. but for some un
accountable reason never found its way
into print. TIE body Of every mar
taken up was found to he mutilated il
snch way that the superstition is that
the Blenders did it to prevent thu
Identification Of the dead person's sex
No other reason can be aecribed, unlesl
it is attributed to pure 6endishness OF
the part of Kate Bender. Physicians,
however. and even men who wers
not physicians. could after the laps
of wears readily recognize that the
bodies had been those of men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

The richest man in England is the
Duke of Westminster, whose income
Is s. 5000. 900. The wealth of the
Rothschiids belongs not to one but to
many members of the family. Mr..
Vapderbilts income is S.. O0O, 600.
Mr.. Astor's fortune is 500, OOO, 900,
and Jay Gould at present counts up
$25, OOO, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

The plea Of insanity in murder
trials seems to have taken the place,
among many members of the bar, of
the axiom, when there's no case.
abuse the plsinti6. which may now
read, 'When there's no defense, plead
lnsanitv."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

Why does Brother Blaine frown
upon Eugene Hale's aspirations to the
United States senate? Is it because
Brother Blaine is not pleased with his
little friends action on the thirty-sixth
ballot ut Chicago?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

1t is Cephas who desires to serve
the dear people as their representive
in the next legislature. What has
Pettis county done to be 20 inflicted ?
Let plague, famine and pestilence
overtake us, but by all that is great
and good. deliver US from Cephas. the
itinerant bible banger from Jerusalem.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-17

When the body il bowed With pain an
inter.e longing for relief brings hope. This
may brighten the suffering but il does not
cure. A, time like this hov welcome il
such friend ~ Warmers SAFE Kidney and
Liver Cure, bringing hope. health and hap
piness and the ioys Of renewed life.