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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
A New Kind Of Widows.

A widow intending to succeed her hus-
band in the hotel business advertised that
1.-The hotel will BE- KEEP, nv the wiaow Of the
former lsudlord, Mr.. Brown, who died last
summer, on . rev and improved pian."-
Ex.
The oli-s'y!e widows were good enough
fpr the BAZoo man. Well wager a new
silk hat That Their. il no substantial differ,
ence between the "o;d Issue" an the ones
go;te up on the ''nsw and improved plan"
We fail TO see the need of any alteration,
the old yIed ones were beautiful, amia.
bic, and had all those things that 20 to
IN axe . woman lovely. The more men fool
with such, which are the masterpieces of
Gods work, a. widows. the more they will
exhibit their ignorance and insignificance
Better lei we'll enough alone.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Removing tho CapI,al.

A correspondent Of the Jefferson Cay
II iLu,4e, writing over the nom lie plume Of
'Cit,zen,' an speaking Of the capital renov-
al question, sxys:
III the people Of Missouri desire that the
capital be removed, it will be done; and If
the creates, good TO the Creates. number
requires il, il ought to be done. think
il can easily be shown that there i. not the
Ieast necessity for such . proceeding. and
believe that great majority Of the peo-
pie of the state will oppose 1t. But should
they favor il, 1 think the sooner We know
our fate, the better for all concerned.
doubt, If it were decided TO remove tie
sest of government, whether property here
wonld be worth anything less than il il
now. There is no sale for it now-at any
thing more than nominal valne-and it
could be no wore with the capital re-
moved. With the matter undecided, We
must 60 on ~ At present-in uncertainty
and doubt-with every business interest
PROSTATE, no one settling here, but many
leaving; nothing doing in the way Of in-
provemen,s, and with property almost val.
ueless.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Fine Narksmans
New York Times, z2d.

New York Tunes, zza.
A glass bali shooting exhibition
was given Yesterday afternoon at the
Brooklyn Driving park. Parkviile, by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruth. Mrs. Ruth
took q position eighteen feet from a
target, and, with pistol weighing
about six pounds, took Deliberate aim
and broke the first glass ball. Then
followed a series of fancy shots, in
which she broke balls while holding
her pistol sideways. upside down.
standing with back Ia the hall held
ing her pistol over her lett shoulder
with her right hand, aud takiu. aim
by the cid of Il small mirror held IN
her left, hand shooting bali suspended
by string and swinging Ia and fra.
With small rife she repeated the shot
made with the pistol. and with equal
success. Then she took still heavier
rife, the one used by Ruth, and br"ke
ten out oi fifteen balls thrown into the
air. La two succeeding exhi ol,ions she
met with poor success. Mr.. Ruth
made several shots that his wife did
not attempt. including the breaking
of balls held by ali assistant with the
muzzle of the pistol protruding
through a piece OF card board ia suct,
a manner as to render the sight Use
less. His shooting Of glass balls
thrown into the air was good, and
this part Of the exhibition was varie
by the balls being thrown in all
directions toward the marksman, who
twice swung around aud twice swung
the rifle over his head with his right
hand after the balls had been thrown la
the air, and each time he broke them.
Mrs. Ruth took the small rifle ali.
knocked a piece of glass the size OF
half dollar from Mr.. Ruth's fingers.
eighteen feet distant. Mr..
Ruth then held a piece Of card
board, about two inches by one in his
teeth. and bis wife pierced it with
bullets, once with her rifle upside
down. With a piece of cardboard
placed on the muzzie of his rifle, Mr..
Ruth broke eleven out of twelve balls
thrown into the air. Mr.. John Ruth,
who is thirty-seven years old. was
born at Cincinnati, Ohio. and has been
accustomed to the use of the shot gun
and rife from boy hood. He was never
matched against a marksman Of any
note, and most Of his performances
have been given at country fairs. AT
one of these-at Oakland, Cal, in
I879-he said that he made the score
of 999 out of a possible 1000. He met
his wife a Edinburgh, Scotland, and
was married to her ID Paris. She has
acquired her skill in the use of the rife
under her husbands instruction. Mr.
Ruth uses a Winchester repeating
rife. He says he is ready to meet
any marksman in the world.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

isons Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet all can 6nd
sure relief by the use Of Dr..
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. II has been
tested IN thousands oil inst sncss and
invariably makes . sure cure.
The symptoms Gre moisture like
perspiration. intense itching, in
creased BY scratching, very dis
tressing, particularly a night, -
IL pin worms we're craving in and
about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes effected. Procure
this ointment. Reader, II yoc are
suffering from thie distressing CON.
plsint, letter. itch, scald head, ring
worm, BARRIERS itch, any srussy.
scAly skin eruptions, uss Dr..
Swayne's Ointment and be cured.
sold by al prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
McKee-Haynee.

Last night. At the residence vi the bride =
parents, Mr. George s. Mckee, . popular
engineer ON the N. K. 4 T., wss welded to
Mi-. Nellie Haynes, daughter Of Assistant
M..,er Mechanic Haynes. Of the NJ. X. 4
T. The ceremony vas performed BY Rev.
II. K Miller, Of the Onio street Methodist
church, in the presence 81 \ few invited
guests.
A number Of handsome aud valuable
prizes we're presented. including one Of 500
in gold from the brides father.
II II the desire Of all their friends, ci
WHICH the BAzoo ia one, that their welded
life may he one Of pescr, hsPpines and
prosperity.
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4 French Journ alist.
IN The Parisian.

FROM TIE
one Of tie most prominent and influential Par
isians Of the day H., one who ia the feilf y"urns.
-,gn- has articles "ftoma~ t.rimIn.' ii> resi-
name = IIeun Escofiiier He l. ~ Years old sai
nails from the south.
From the day. in ls'si. when he entered the.
Office oi the Prti. journal. To HIT, E-coier has
been .r"niIn-ut i"-i..T. ,b- puhllc, Now he wro;.
ieniil,-s",., ,l"w ciaonlque, alasy- the s.lsar
AMI mt.i I'i- stk!e that ~ peculiarly h> own.
Thomas '.rIuin *, like all great lournsii~,s a
"a: great yorker la the evening H. hurries to hi-
lIft.c hon>e, the woods al kIncenne-. and
IN the company "f hIs wife aTi son. forye,s th..
hurry and i-ycr Of farisi n life Every NM mora
ing hr -tr"ll> out with ms Young f,nr-y-sT-.,li.
and comes home again f"r nrsakfssi, the boy on
ms .rtck aud loaded with field flowers.
Thomas '.rIf'r'm ~ n issn .f medium height,
manly aud upright HIS - prominent 80 q n.
;.r irs til" eyes gentle. thu hair u brown
Thomas Grimm a. mode rats. Republican. la
h~ ARTICLES lac apo SIS 10 the Intelligence rather
than To the passion al hl- traders, aud convey :
e., ,heiu uuner she easy form 81 a chronIyue the
sn,sst vsinaiie SESSIONS.
Hi~ SERVICES VA behsif 81 the Republican, cause
during the leah May period have procured HIM
the ni.rit-i ssward Of the Of ia. Legion O.
Honor.
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One of Miss Coutts' Sultors.

New York Times.
Something ever thirty years ago an
Irish barrister, Richard Dunn, by
name, lost his heart-and, it wopld
seem, his head-to wealthy spin
ster. He began by writing her letters.
which were. of course, not noticed.
Then be began following her about and
paving her obnoxious attentions in
public, until she was compelled to
change her residence and never to stir
abroad except under police guard,
Several times he was arrested and
hound over, but SO well did he use his
legal knowledge that only once was il
possible to punish him then ne was
sent to prison for two months.
Immediately upon bis release, however.
he renewed his Troublesome Iove-mak-
ing. and finally. in January. 1917, he
called at Coutts' bank for trifle of
500. 900, his warrant being in part as
follows-te was something of poet
Nay, ] am cen grown tender, dis
passed to turn lender of cash yonr sweet
person 10 see. Send 10 Coutts your
bill, there are lots in the till, I'll give
the clerk orders to do it," etc. Suhse.
auen.ly be made afiiiavii in the Bank
rup,cy court that Miss Coui,s owed
him the little sum named. which, it
is hardly necessary to SAY, he did moi
set on the frs. occasion "t asking.
Then he was tried for peIjary. Wa,
sentenced to eig hteen months impri.
onment. and finally was sent t. q
lunatic asylum, where he may yet be.
Altogether. his persecution of Mis-:
s:outts lasted some ten wears. The
story even hastily outlined is a very
singular one. but doubtless there are
others like it in The experience %
most every rich unmarried woman.
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HARK FROM THE TOMBS.
jefferson City Papers Believe Sc
dsils Can't Water all the
State Legislators.

Sedaiia IL Q curious town. A lev days
ego the papers declared that the people
Who came from the country 10 trade could
get no water for themselves or horse-. They
waited until big rain came along, and
then . dozen or more good citizens publish,
under their hands, that there 10 water
enough in the 'faiure capital" for city al
CITY thousand inhabitants. sharp 10 the
la-i.-JetieIson City Tribune.
The writer Of the above article, either
through neglect ar pure cnssedness. mis-
takes the facts. Seda!ia has not been out
Of water any more than JeHerson City has
been out Of whisky. Not particle. Be-
cause our city council discussed the wafer
supply question publicly and talked ~ to
the brsi method of watering the city, and
the payers Published the proceedings, the
papers of Jefferson City, and Of other places
unfriendly 20 the best interests Of sedaIis.
publish selected opinionsof some alderman
and state To the world a. fact that this
city has gone dry. So great did the c!amor
Of nnfriendly papers become that last Fri
dsy about two dorm Of the leading
business men OF the city went end
examined the water WORKS ii lhi.
city and the snPply Of water, simply to sat
i-fy themselves n 10 the facts Of the case.
Heaven hsd noi then tired any rain on AZ.
and ti'o.- gentlemen. after carefully lo"k-
Ing over the ground, published xn article
over their "wn -ign s,ure-, stating there was
an abundance al water within reach OF
ihis city 10 supply a city Of JO.'bU0 inhab
,taris for al time la come.
To any impartial reader ihi, shonld lie
sufficient evidence a. IL the water supply
"s S~,ia;ia.
O conrse, We Cannot expect To convince
th. d-n,xen. of the deserted siilsge in
Sleepy Hollow 81 any truth favorable ,o
S-isl:s. We fail Ia see what Use would
isr made Of wafer At the stsie capital sny
way. The Legislators -e.i,m want ."
drink or wa-h In IL; neither do state house
attaches or lobbyists. of conr.r nesspa-
per reporters would need IL. bu, e ,nsi,!er-
ing the .horin-.. and infrequency Vi zee
sions al the Legislators, repor ier- might
take enough along in jng- and bottles 4"
lnri them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Bronchitis, o Premoniter

Bronchitis, o Premoniter
of consumption. IL char scterized by
catarrh or Inflammation Of the mu-
en-. membrane OF the AFR passages
with cough and expectoration.
short breath, hoarseness, pains in
the chest. For all bronchial sfiec-
tons, sore throat, aphonia or loss
Of voice, coughs, "DR. SwAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY" lie ~eil-known curative.
Price - cents, and 81 bottle. or
six bottles IS. The large size is
The most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phils-
delphis. Sold by all prominent
druggists. An occasional dose Of
Swayn-'s Pills should be taken to
Keep the bowels free. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ions complaints.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
We Mean Business.

We are going to close out our entire
sock Of WOODEN goods ss Wholesale prices.
Stocking yarn only sesenIy-6ve cents per
pound; jeans from twenty cents per yard
mp; a.nnels froo twenty cents PR yard up;
300 pairs Of blankets n all prices. Come
early and get bargains. 1t No. 5 Iisen
block, Ohio street, OF at the Sedalia WOOL.
en- mills.
Stocking yarns only seventy-6ve cent.
PR yard, and al other goods al vholesale
prices TO close out our stock. 1t No. s, H.
gen block. Ohio street. OF st the Sed.lis
WOODEN mile. a,
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CARD.

To ali who sre suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
nrss, earley decay, losn Of manhood, !Sc., !
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy WAS dis-
covered by missionary Iva So"th America.
Send self addressed envelope 4" III. Rev.
r. Inman, Station II. New York Ci,y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Photographs Of Bathers.

Exsctly why people should want to pre-
serve their likeness while atiired in .
bathing suii-inv .risbly 1nbecom,ng-n
beyond comprehension; but that they do IL
evinced by the hundreds Of iinlypes Of this
kind turned out daily Dispatch.
That depends on what kind Of bather's
suit the vearer IL adorned with. OF coune
II IL is an elaborate Costume, consisting Of
more rag. than is included in an ordinary
-uit of clothes. the Post Dispatch !. correct.
But il the toilet be slight, ~ for instance,
. pair Of earrings and some hair pins.
there are msny men. members Of churches
and in good standing in the same. Who
own valuable church pew, Who always
slaughter chicken when the preacher
comes around to visit them, Who would b.
willing to neglect business without co,npul-
sion, at any hour Of the day, and gsse With
critical attention on photographs Of those
bs,hen. decked - they are by all the
charms which nature has showered on
their person~, added 10 tho-e furnished by
the earrings and hair pine .. Aforesaid.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
WHOSE WAS IT!
Sensation Over the Finding Of
a Six Months Fetus.
A Notorious bag Tries to Put Up
job on q Respectable
Farmer.

Mr.. J. VI. L,nshiin. Of Rock sii!r, E'''--
County, -i.:v uil-- -,uih at s'eislia. "i'
th. N X. * L., Wa in the city i:ii- m"TG-
inp. and irnn him the following t.ar;icu-
lar regarding thu finding Of a az months
.ru- were .i',aine,i:
Mr.. Vim A. Cooper IL a wrli-io-do gen
,l.u. an Wig. r--iI-s in Il ,ck siie, AMI il
,h. ia,i.ar al grown mp ch''dr-n, aiming
the n,lui"r being -yonns ni IN about TWEEN
ty wears 81 sge.
Mr.. Dining. a woman probably thirty
five y.ar- oi age, j. a n"'"rioa- character
WHOSE house has long ben known A.
place .: prostitution aud a--isnaii"n.
Jan. Hsyue- Is -;rump-t oi the lowest
order. who spent Il portion OF her time st
Mr., Dining and the remainder in the
brush with male associates, and who, ior
some week., had been known To be in an
interesting condition on account oi her
f.,niii ,riiy wiki said males.
Thursdsy m prEing ;ast Mr.. BrsithwAIte,
ia passing Mr. Crpper'- residence. saw in
his ward, near the gale, a p,ckage that at
trsc;ei his attention. lie stopped and ex-
anime! IL and discovered that IL was AL
dressed to MIR Cooper. His curiosity be
ing excited, he nnwrapped II and found
The INN a,-s 81 the honse were notified aud
the excitement MAS great for the lime be-
ing.
C,oper's son had haen in the hsb:: Of
calling at the Dining house, and in cOnse-
quenc. had incurred his fathers disp:-as-
ure, and the old gentleman sd been m,si
bitter in pronunciation Of the w,ms and
had incurred her wrath.
He at once attributed the placing OF the
fstus in his yard to her, and informed the
officers OF his snrmises.
1, Was then remembered that Jane
Haynes had made Mrs. Dinn,ng's home
her stopping place. and many we're inclined
to the belief that Mrs. ID. had produced an
abortion on the Haynes woman. Her resi-
dence WAS searched, but Miss Haynes had
gone and no evidence was found at the
house. 1t was sscertain-d, however, that
Mrs. ID. and Miss H. had been seen ont on
CampbelPs branch the day before and the
party visited the spot in search Of develop
men,s. They were not disappointed, for
two miles from town they found bloody
chemise. hat, a veil, and little distance
in the brush, some provisions. The proof
va c"nvincing that An abortion had been
produced ia the woods, and the parties r--
turned 10 town amt 80 reported.
4 cor"ner's jury was empaneled Thurs
day evening and they have worked on the
Gaze ever stree. but no verdict has set
been reached. Search has hr-n IN -sie for
the n ,vnes w"mt IA. ini the supp"si,i"n -
that she has hud the country
W...n Mr. I.sughiin left Rockville iIis
morning IL w.- the intention Ia place Mrs..
Dining under ar.s-i to-day, aud she IL no
doubt now IN the hands uf the l;w. The
ciiiE--,,s of Rockville are determined 4"
clear the mystery M, aud the E,zo0 will
kesp it, readers posted - To the outcome.
a n
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9I'I,I3!];EllIE|yII!|ZIllI|'I,II,

physicians SAY II l. n PERFECT StItiSTi-
tTUgE. TOT the -uiFiaai,- ..siBIie. ,iIr-ri"r an
properties, ami produces .iiSap r.-.:.i.la
effect.
Does the Same as Sulphs,.. ,,n,,ae Soi
by stl Druggists sent by mani, fslc- 81 80 gel
o. Billings. Ciapp Co, CsssIsr-. Boston.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

-Cheerfulnesa. courage, and great &c
iv''y oi intellect are enyrnd~r-d BY F-i-
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypopbo.phiies.
and i,s capacity of impartios power Of
endurance tn the brain and nervous sys-
is~ is shosn in its property Of sustaining
psrsoos through mental di@culsies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

hair dressing asi restorative - fnIn.i in
"l.ondon Hair Color R~siUI-r" IL SELDOM,
Tails To- rs~iure gray ar fading bs:r Ia ia
original youthful color anil lssuiy. Fall!
ing hair Is ch,ck.i ny Its Use, ,nd il pro
,luces y growth at beautiful yomrg lair.
sofi, glossy sni iuxuri.nt that surprises
every one. Fines, rrop.r'ic- added To it,
exquisite perfume and purity cf c,'mpo-i-
ton. render IL the growing isv"ri:. III the
toilet everywhere. II certainly Is the meet
cleaniy and effective hair s.-,orcr now b.
fore the American Psop'e.
\. 4. Gib.on, BHryt,wn, Duichess
county, n. u. writes: DIR. wayne Il Son.
Phiisdelphis. Gents. enclose a Pos,oftiee
or.!er E.r 50; pie,-s -end NE one dozen
"Lonslon Hair Color Res,orer." il has
stopped NV hair from falling, and RESTORED
IL Ia it, natural color. IL b ~ proven salts
factory in every respect. The "London
Hair Color R-sior~rn can ~ obtained al
all the leading druggists at - cents bot
tie
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Mr.. L. Cehn, 81 seaslis, filed bed
last night nj the Esds house.-Warrens-
burg Herald.
As be is . email sized msn he must have
had somebody in bed With him 10 enable
him 10 ill that bed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

"Swaine's Ointment and Pills"
THE GREATEST REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the rn"-t inveierate Case Of skin
disex-e-. such n ietier. salt rheum, scald
head, BARRIERS itch. sores, all crus,y, -caiy
skin eruption-. and that distressing com-
plant, itching pile-. A. a blood purifier
and regul stor, Swaine's Tar and SArsspsr-
lila Pills are excellent Cure sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indignation,
ward o6 mslarial feverr, cleansing the sys-
ten and bowels Of all impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price % cents box, 6se boxes 81. Oini-
meni SO cents. three boxes Sl.25. Can be
-ent By mail to any address On receipt Of
price. Address letters. Dr.. Swayne 4 Son,
40 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists
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When the disorder of babyhood n.
tack yonr baby use at once DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup aud notice its rapid aud beneficial
eject. Price Is cents.
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
wiihou, rest doctor all the time take all
the vile nossrums advertised; end then
you will want TO know
HOW TO GIT WELL
Which h answerrd in three words Take
Hop Bittsrs. See other column. -Ex-
press.
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Ll-' r-s-' -. - Ne rs-,T-rr~ 4 o.
brides mother. nesr Drs-i,n, Rev. X. W.
Gentry united in marriage Mr. jacob VI.
GorFeli and Miss Laura Il. McCiung.
A very merry company witnessed the
wedding, among whom were Misses l.. Hi-
erunymous, NJ. Gorrell, Lizzie R,g-rs,
hettie Harvey, the Misses Vannasts, Miss
whi;sell. Mrs. Blown, Mise Arnold and
many other ladies.
Among the gentlemen present we're h.
F. Ssrrle", Col. Tu,tle, james Agee, Leslie
Courtney, o. A. Stine, joseph Gorrell and
Others.
supurb supper Wa ret up to the COM
pany to which they did ample Justice. The
hsPpy couple take dinner, and entertain
many friends, to-day. ct the residence %:
the groom's father, Capt. Cornell. residing
ten miles north Of this city.
The BAzoO reporters hereby return
thanks for . portion Of the wedding cake;
they made . calm, Judicial inv-s,ig .iion al
that cake and unhesi,atingly pronounce
il 6rss-clsss. and hope the world may
prove - good to the happy couple - the
! cake tasted to their paistes.
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In q nursery wherein ell r. life and
laugh instead of crying and fretting, ther.
is sure to be found DR.. BnIPs Baby Syrup.
Price % cents.
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Suffering will .xhibi, ita Presenc. by
the cIi-s oi III" baby and sh"nid lev removed
by the prompt use of that highly recon
m-n.i-,i remedy, H.. Bnll's Baby Syrup. IL
il free from Opium. Price - cent.
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Il have suffered from, kindred difscul,,

Il have suffered from kindred difficulty
for the past ten year., accompanied with
nervous spasms. Physicians gave me bu,
temporary relief. bat after using three and
one.half hotties VI Warmers Sale Kidney
and LAYER Cure. ny nervans spssms werr
entirely relieved. Ny age Is % yesrs.
recommend this great remedy to a! sufi-r.
ing from peFvous troubles.
Mss. MARY REESE, Ess,ou. Pa.
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The Friend of Delicate Ladies'.

Warner safe Kidney and Liver Cure il
the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases pesular 10 women. He.da:hes. neu-
ralgis, disoriered nerves. weakness, mental
shocks, and kindred ailments are eiieciualIy
removed b. its u.e.-rLe Mother's Mage.
zine.
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Is II Possible

That remedy made Of such common, simple
plant. a. Hops, Buchu, Mandrake. Dande-
lion, &c, make 40 many and such marvel
on. and wonderful cures a. Hop Bitters
do ? IL mUst De, Tor when old and young.
rich and poor. pastor and doctor, lawyer
and editor, all testify to having been cured
by them, We must believe and doubt no
longer. See other cO'umn.-Post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

-psv-ic.sns ssy that there IL 40 .. m-,ly
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