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Character IN Voices

From Sporting Adventures in the Far West
| have noticed as a fact that struck
me as being peculiar, that the bravest
and largest wild animals always had
deep voices, and that they were gener-
ally melodious, full of music, as it were
while the small fry, which would run
from a common cur, had high, sharp
voices. | have hunted with some of the
brsvest men, the best scouts and the
most famous hunters in the west, and |
found that they also had heavy tones az
rule; and deduced from this that the
highest order of animals, these that
were brave and daring, were also deep
in voice, and that their intonations
never Jared on the ear. When | saw
that the heroes in an opers were tenors,
it struck me AZ an odd idea that thin
voiced animals are seldom so courageous
in actual life as their deeper. toned con-
geners, and this has caused me to express
il here, to see If 1t Is in any way founded
On fact, or whether 1t is a msre artificial
systeS uf display,
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COR CORDIUM.

Thropbing and strong and warm,
Within its earthly form
The heart roek up its dwelling,
Ere vet HES dawn was bright.
Through sunny days and dark
Burned the small vital spark
Nov crushed with pain, now swelling
With delight.
Strong with the strength of love,
Yet gentle as a dove,
II touched the hearts around II,
Saddened, or cold, or dull;
And through the shadOwy years,
The quesLionig gs the fears,
1t MADE life, as it found it
Beautiful.
How brief Ia mortal BREATH
How dear the good to death
ct west winds Whispered warning.
he sensitive plants heart blsd,
Ere shoreward borne was he
On the Italian sea,
one limpid summer morning.
Cold and dead.
They reared funeral pyre;
And, wrapped in crimson fire,
With wine aud incense mingled,
The body rose in air.
Changed was each earthly part
Ie ashes. save he heart,
Which, from the dust ogt-sinRled
Rested therel
beneath q ruins shade
That heart is lwoly laid
And from the ward above il
The dark-leaved ivy starts.
You'd ne'er have credited
(It seem so still ana deqdl
How many loved and Lore it
Hearts of hearts,
Henry Terrell, in Scrt67ser.
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An Old physician, retired from practice, having had
placed in his hands by East India missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
CataTTh, Asthma. aud all Throat and Lung affections
also positive and radical for Nervous Debility
and ali Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonSerfu curative powers III thousands Of cases has
felt 1t his duty to make it known to his suffering fel
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will SET free of charge to all who
desire it. this recipe, in German, French, English
with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addI e5sing with stamp, naming this paper
W SHERAR, l4g Powers Block. Rochester. n. Y
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BE Wise and HaDOy.

II you will stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-alls, that do harm always,
and use only natures simple remedies for
all your ailments-you will be wise, well
and happy, and save great expense. The
greatest remedy for this, the great, wise
and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-
rely on it. See another column
Pres.
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VEGETINE.-When the blood becomes Iifeless
and stagnant, either from change OF weather
or OF climate, want of exercise, irregular ct
or fro m any other cause. the YEGETINE will re-
new the blood, carry off the putrid humors
clease the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
lmDaIt q tone OF YlgOr 10 the whole body.
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TheGreat Blood Purifier
DR.. w. Ross Writes.
Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspep-
sla, Rheumatis m, Weakness.

II. K. sTEyENs BcsToE:
haze beeR practi ing MEDICINE for 25 years, and
a. a rene dy for erofaG, LipeT Complaint Dyspepsia
RheuHGtSDi Weakness and all diseases of the tlo5G
have never found its equal. I have sold Vege.
tine for years aud have never had one bottle re.
turned would heartily recon- nend it to those
in need OF q blood pu jtier.
DR.. w. ROSS, Druggist,
September IL, 1878. Wilton, Iowa.
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Frank leslie. SUNDAY Masa.ine.-Thi,

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The habit of running over boots or shoes
corrected with LYONS Patent Heel S.ineners
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WHEN exhausted by mental labor
take KidneyW Wort to maintain healthy
action of all organs.
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There is Always Room az tne Top.

| Daniel Webster once said to a young strug.
| Cling lawyer Young man, seek for emf.
hence in your calling-theres always room at
the top" This remark has passed into pop
ular proyerb, and has received another illustra-
ton IN the wonderful success OF the "95 Per
Cent. Sterling Rubber Boot" When the Can
dee Co. first put these goods on the market,
there was a general prediction Of failure, on
account of the relative high price necessarily
asked for boot Of such quality. But the
utter worthlessness Of all other rubber boots
had filled the community with Indignation, and
the fact that the company had themselves
faith enough in the goods to give a three
months warrant on them, and to stamp that
warrant on the boots, and to provide a place
for permanent record Of the date OF sale so
as to fix the duration of the warrant, showed a
degree Of confidence and good faith which
tempted BUYERS to give the boots trial And
a trial so fully demonstrated the great worth
and economy Of the boots, that they are gradu-
ally displacing all the cheaper good. Solid
merit always wins.
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A Medicine should Not he GunVat

By the suddenness and violence of its effects.
Se!f-eVdent as this proposition would seem,
there are many foolish persons who are con-
tent only with remedy which acts abruptly.
The PHI and other nostrum-vendors who trade
upon the credulity OF this class find their" best
holt, rs poor Artemus Ward termed if. in
the sale Of violent purgatives So long as
they wrench the bowels of their dupes suffi.
GENTLY, they are pretty sure Of certain meas
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CRATES them, and end WIS the cooperative or
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

The Sufferer Somewhat Worse aud
in q Precarious Condition.

Isaac David. the f"urteen-vear-ol lad.
whose skull va crushed in by the hoof Of
u vicious horsr, n fec days sgo. hss be~n
lying in very ps~csrions condition un-
der the constant care IL physicians and
With the vaichful attention ii his family
to alleviate his sufi-rings.
Last night the unfortunate little fellpw
became apparently worsr. AMI early this
morning he vas towering between life anil
death, With the chanc~s against his recOv-
esv, - far - could h. Judged. The left
s,de of the holy seemed tn IN. partly P,ra-
lyzei - . late rssuiI Of the injury to the
base Of the brain. Since the b"y VA hurt
he h.a hal done for him all that medical
anil surgical skill could devise and accom-
plish, aud he has been scarcely n momen,
without . physician or medical assistant
bv his bedsi.ie. The serious character Oi
th. wounds, however, was such a. slm".'
10 n AXE hope ii recovery vain, though il
brain injuries, apparently necessarily fatal
the victims have been known tNsecover.
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friend of year, standing. He did not de.
sire 10 run against him. Therefore he
would request another nomination.
:. A. Warden vas nominated.
Mr. Warden declined. He had the came
first reason as Capt. Bridge; he knew he
would BE- elected, and couldn't nfiord "a
take Is. Paradoxicaiiy. his second reason
was that he had t~sce unsucses-fully made
the rare, and could hardly afford 10 run
again.
The convention again cas, Its minds eye
around the ranks Of the party for sufferer.
but il could light upon no. me. and upon
Mr.. Abbott. motion the nomin alton was
left open.
Mr.. Abi,oti stated that there vac no al
derm.n on III. ticket To- the First ward. the
nominee having declined 10 run.
Upon his ui"iion. Peter Lst-th WAS nom
mated.
The -nhj.r, II the Fourth ward nonins-
ton for alderman WIS mentioned, hut RIP
! r aeni afives ii tine ward sisted that they
had endorsed the nomination II Newton
and intended 10 support him 30 the mat
ter'wrs let pass ~I'h"uf action
VI Warden mrd- a rambling slsech,
which rmhr i,ed the famine To- Asia, the
silver co:n.g- question, the distress m Ire
land, the wrongs of the buckingham ami
the approved methods of rishiing them,
the question "f the evils of IN adverse bal
anc- If Ir-.le. aud ad minimum onward "a a
very beautiful perora,ion about the iminrt
ylori.- If the party IL 81 wing IsSu..
4 short address was made ny Captain
Bridge, which, from Greenbsck point oil
view, was . model ia lite way. lie drclare,
tina, tic evils of the workingman's condi.
ton resulted soleIy from the liberation o'
ia. present pernicions system OF iinancr
We mus, GO to the root Of these evils; q
remedy them.' said he, sand our remedy
lies in this party and the principles winch
II advocates
\ lew concluding rems' k were INDUCED
m bv other per.ons present MIR. Wariei
made the gr,rd round up and then tn
meeting adjourned To meet on Monds,
night. IT Whites hall.
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KNOB NOSTER.
KNOB MISTER. April 3. 1880.

The Knob No-t~r ''t.en' under the manage
ment oi Mr.. Eli Crawford, formerly ofe the
S-,ialI Eagle. - on" Of the institutions ct
luhnsoa county.
The 81 boom of the Nv York Store Is heard
the land. % has c..rne To- stay and - uns.rr
the management oi Mr.. samuel A. Grlthn Of
S.,i.,iI,, ami - an assured success.
spring politics are looking Up. \ citizens ,
tlcket composed 1T the Tvs business of the
plare hs~ been placed nomination ter election
90 the various town Offices AMI - bound To
succeed.
a number OF the live youn: people OF the
KNOTS, get together on isst Monday evening
and treated Mr.. amt Mr.. " L. Pizg. toa surprise
party. They brousht with th-ra band OF mu-p.
:,ai vhlled away the iircIiu. hours IN the giddy
iiiszes ot the dame.
surely .un. wo,. doth tread upon ano,her'S
heels" 100 fast they follow. Closely following
the death of Mrs. John Howard, have To-
record that at Mr.. .. y V,n,n-el,Il, mother
ia Israel, anda highly respected res',i.nt "f the
Knobs after short hut painful Illness her
~trrit took Hight 10 realms celestial, Thur-'iay
morning.
The event 81 the season to 'iste-ha- been
the grand t-hIEs party uhIrh TRANSFERRED hast
" Wednesday. merry crowd al y"uu1 istk~
.i.r-'t the thrsatentn. weather for days hsh
my on Bsk Mater, some ten mIl"s north 81 The
kn.,t~. warm pleasant day, fine -psTit-,
tendency on the part at TIA. h-h To bite ''r-t
\ hard and an immense dinner rewarded the ad-
v"uturoItS party. and a Wore PHEASANT dsy never
v.,~ spent IN these s.lt--r -hrirs. Among ia.
| pleasure seekers We Noticed br. Jim Workman
,ui laiy. Charlie Hul>iler AMI Miss tarrI'
i N.tatn~si.l!, WylIr Sm1ot- AMI Ftnnge Fink
Viii I.Ittlsfeli and Alice Shockl-y, and ia,
| '.ars..> aud Matte Denton.
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LAnONTE.
LANoNTE, April s. 1850.

TIL. farmers a.scut through -ostng
otts, and now PrrlSsrIus their ground Tor
fax
Several persons were ~oii slightly on the ist
a., &priI. hat Mr.. y. U.s!sy ct Seiala IN passing
along would not bIte-
The wheat pr"srsrt - a. ine here a. wt-
ever seen. and those gentle showers are making
u grow mp yery rapidly.
The fruit prospect - Vet good. AMI No
s..ua YOU twig Of ut - pes,.h tree when viii
-hox YOU bow full of bloom they are.
u ". BALDWIN ESJ. -sy that he does not
xy,t. Tor the Z" Eagle nov. he - too m,sh ut q
ls-mocr.t to write R~pu'li an Items. 80 he qn,t-
-SFhs amt of pr. 4. Y. Su".ity. against the
Missouri P.srihc Railroad TOR stock killed Wss
siecttet ,n favor of the doctor, IA the amount 81
the claim
There - considerable more items h"r~ that
soui.t interest the pubic u we're to wrIt~f
them up, but We cant get hold 1T them IN an
tire.y rrlpahie Say yet, - We have to await for
their development,
Mar, L. Wool cold his tNrm tn q Penn
.ylvsnisn this week for So ~ per acre This ~
aid To 10 good sals. hut whsn the ,myyose-
,,~uss are taken INTO confederation the MAJOR
has not much usep~y i<f'
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The New Court Room, and Some
Of tho Men who Will
Figure There.

- -
on tue -~'""d "o"' "' W.. d. "rS>
"r'ek o'o'k " See""'' an" Ne"'"e~J
strre'', w"'k"en ser yesterday Pu'''"s
the finishing touches On Tue ne" '""''
'o"". Ih's hail 81 Justice Is "e"nef very
org nor very P'e'e"''""'' a"' ""' W.
"'"'; ""' u c""n'"''"'s ~ !" S'.@ an"
convenient ~ To appointments. ou's"e
the bar four hundred chair. will accomo-
DAT. q. m,,v .u~c,.,or.- Inside the bar.
IT,
u" Jaw" P'"''"" W "k''''"' WV ""''
j. the heHch. Z" the rari ut II the clerks
,j~.k. and To the ~e-s, the witness seai, all
,L. .,.,. ,.,.,f.,,, ana, ,,;,.J a, from
-, ~. "a.
un@ "~' Z" '"e "' ""s '"e
al the bar the seats '"r The j"ry are P'acra
and 81 the south end IL the Jury seats and
ayai.., the bar rail. i. . NEAT little box a.,
\. -,.:a T.. ,;..,., nth
'''@
gsa a'''i hr"trS', when necessary, ny couple
If stoves and drums. Altogether. the
rom in which Ju,,;c. vill begin ON Nom
-. f.. a.. ,,.
""y =" ' ''
anal send the latter where they may '"''
their heads in agony against bars that will
no, down At no mans bidding. until pen
e., =, h,. hoo, f,,,x don. /. , ,.,v
r., - g..
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
81. ltALIA
TTESpAI. APRIL q, 1880.
pUBLIC LIARS.

r,,.,,ns,s,rv Of Captain X. VI. Fraker,
,or the CAV Rreorder-hIr, has pia'r"
MIN in the position, common TO all gen
,lem.n who get into public lille, oil being
IN. subject oi detta"'i"n and the oolec'
If yitupera;ior. i nether II J. worth
while 10 enter ga liz defense or n"', VT
.c,cceIv know. nor 40 We feel quite sure
tina, !, wonld he worth Captain Fraker-
while to d...nd himself when All the en-
cums,xnce- J.. considered. Tie knows, a.
does every enc -i-. thst IN every
,.ommuuitv ;nec- Al. memhers II
,arsons whose aim H. iile l. Ia bisck.n
character. and the Ie"pie r'"id :" 10"
rosition in the social ale that IMAM al
standing ea,, -t.a..-lS Elc,idie niih them,
even 10 ri.ir ..em with '"ndisn pn"i-h-
m.nt. withnut -uiiyise him-eii asa The coli
tact. In.y :ec.i. memory 81 An old
,,,,s ,,,.r and sterling gentI,rnsn. Gardner
DNeil. who Ma won't 10 say II y"u "reS-
tie with fifth, you'll gel dirty az oT 'i""n-
-tl,I a. IL sometimes becomes necessary I"
notice +. ce---,ronl To abate a nuisance, :" ID
!. now aui g..vu required that the common
liar .houIG r-..lEe attention al the
interest Of public deceney. We understand
inat Mr.. fraaer i accused o! personal DIE
honesty AID L. CAV. color L. the libel The
,.etractors reicr Ia tie iact that during
The ai.a-teIui~ p,n,c ot 4 ieS years ago ne
Jailed. Wei. rsi4ia,- he did. In fact We
believe thai 30 mach l. admitted. And
what Of ii prs: He had very iooiI-hiy
perhaps. tul st.. sery generously, scattered
u,.rev with A .2sish hand TO assist poor
men about hi:a. paid ia,lt 80 es Tor them
sni assumeo scar .iaul.!iies IL many
,oyms. Hi vr.v aind.ines- -eit ham "a
me wall A. i seq nIany su"fi,er good nisn
l,nt ne -i.-s,. s:iachei Z" i..m a"" he
stands TOD SO. = f-,r a Lame a. AZ.
.,..,.r m,a. So. 49, "a, To-, i,,, .nii vii
n,ure Cs, ir*-ar: .t..' a. Zee "'"''
manhood ,ii "a ~,la.i, :or that. nnt 49,
..e = none in. l.-s Il. AMI .he "t'erer
ar. rome .i,r - rc9.rl~. FrFt~'
saai. .e,.,f.: J. sncl 4. 81 gnATani'' jHh
"a lis .i,.i;an ;rr ciiy Nili -,rGr" ui'
4rsvjc,.s @; q. gar,hy man anJ an eitei, "a
Ulcer. the tgc requisites with which ib
,.",.ie At iaT-- are concerned
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Rev. Wm. II. Chapman. Psstor "f NJ.
E. Church, Georgetown d. G. writes !:
Having had an opportunity TO teat the e.
cellent qualitie. Of Dr.. Iull's Cough Syrup
I heai,aie not tn s.y. il 10 the hest remedy
have ever used in ny family"
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From a Distinguished Clergyman.

I have known VI several persons who
regarded themselves ~ greatly benefited,
and some Of them a. permanently cured Of
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs
By our medicine: Warmers Safe Kidney
and LAYER Cure. have known, too, Of its
use in similar cascs by phys'cisns OF the
highest character and stsasiinE. do rot
doubt that il hiss great virtue.
J.E RANKIN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby gwen, that the undersigned
administrator Ct the estate Of Amos Winner
deceased. will make final settlement OF In.
accounts with sa,i estate As such admin. trs,nr
ut th. next term nj Prosss.e Court. Of Prti,,
County Missouri. to be holden at Se,iAin IN so
County. on tho 10th day VI May, A. n. lssD
A. Winner, Administrator.
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