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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
GOnnirn DrOpertp tor Sale amn 60 Eel.


TOR SALE.-Beautiful country residence for
FERR a 81 II B5,o Sass
H P% a1r eePe 1n Toy
house WITH large pleasant y steam WIN
carriage house large new barn. cS9OIs sO ,1 eeS az s5a
bouse 5cnded in the Sls land purchaser Of the
finest the MerTmaek grant river ana Landscape
schools Apply to A. J. LANE, No. Ia HanOver'' MAncho'
ter n. II.
TOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton.
Mas the family resdenoe OF the late Henry Bright
png about SORES land in large lawns flower yeGsa
psnsSn house gsDsTy SS4m1Ra.
Ysnsn schools cGTchcs smith: College iSI sIs and the
sT PS S SS na s
viii eaSy The estate VIZ BE- Vded 70 sI PnSpa'e
Apply to WIN at ~ usSingo 20 Kostoo
ortoJ NJ. TURNER. Northampton. Mas. -
TOR SALE.-Store and dwelling combinedd,
KILL sAViNGs BANK. FiskkIl \. y. "
L 0A' ' WILLOW BROOK.
Tho elegant country residence Of Edward Rich
SfS PssFsSi and Lake &ahoPsc house cot
i1SSRed ana The grounds spacious with abundance q
shade and fruit trees Ihe Whole eomEs5g ss
before the 10th Of June viii then DO public auction
1Ss inc ounce
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. = Superb
II city location handsome hSTss and g s mod
&' for 'a' or remit AEsri MsSaf PousnleoDse
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. at Maple
WI Grove Station. L. Fifteen minutes BY cars one
hours carriage drive plots at moderate prices PARTICULARS
ct 1878 Broadway.
MONTCLATR, n. J.-FOR SALE-A hand
l some residence property OF about three acres lawn
flower beda grounds large shade choice hu
nS vegetable garden and sable house handsomely es
coed has ~ rooms and city improvements IN perfect
0Fd'f seven m'n a6w Hs RSREs5xs 20
MORRISTOWN.-TO. rent; furnished hand
1nce Of fruit terms reasonable D. CoNDIoT Pine e.
OLD-SrYLE FARMHOUSE and GARDEN.
" For the summer. History house unfurnshed, attn;
Fndefna at mountain, hours ride from New
York. commands hne view good AIR spring water ana PIC
COW s26 month Address p o. Boz 49, Bound
Brook. n. j.
NRANGE, N. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS TO lot for SALE furnished and unturnshed
BLACKWELL SMITH OPP main station. Orange \. J.
ORANGE, N. j., on Orange Mountain.-Fur-
'- WGiPPLE o. sAYLEs, 10 Wallet
no RENT.-FOr the year or Summer, at
MADISON, n. j. excellent house. with ont5uidings
bs 1 C SS Views su heS Eppy 10 T. KIuxE
2S and % Dsy-st, NJ Y.
TTNO LET or LEASE at FORT WASHING
TON, the residence Of the late GEORGE y L. HYATT
rteass brick house about S7x60 feet modern improve
saSs o and STS sSr 81 q o effSs oe
CaDalsk
@.1110 PER MONTHS months from Juno
ID SUU ~ furnished % near depot acres
shade garden hens stable high ground views
BOX 2l5. TarrytoNn. n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
Gitn propertp Go Eel.


SECOND FLOOR, 1913 FultOn-st., and 46
- Annsf also third and fourth floors ct low rates with
or without steam power. WINKooP & HALLENBECK,
12l Futons
ITO LET Immediately, four-story English
basement house. unfurnished partially furnished, on
corner NadisOn-sQuare; good place for physician
remain Apply TO Martin Kienen A6 East ct. r NJ GA
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
ME ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Nsw-York.--

40 Hoe, IN the city dives more saiissction than theS
and 10 Is patronzed BY the very best pccp
Convenient In location. admirably conducted Win
able Tor families 70 summer resorts or
AnS,tlseDis with private parors of cfa1x
at moderate rates- baggage can DO checked ="
fr.r,a liz Haf Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
Annsea ano Rooms rlanteo.

XHANTED.--FOr the Summer, comfortable
w hOuse the south sho Of Long Island between
eigbt bedrooms; stable required Address DR.. w. Ii.
WRAPPER, East 37thSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.-EGBERT p
L WATSON & son. sfcckblldge Mass oder nrst-cis9
accommodation IN fashioned NewEngland coUn1Sy
house famed superior COOKING cream rich NIX &C. &c
tensive grounds ample shade; LUXURIOUS oeas seao e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
Business GbdtLres.

Business Gbdnres.
TIXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
~ man 10 start business poor health oompes me TO sell
fine stOre doing sirloty cash business $500 cash
JOHN NJ BERRY Providence, II. 1.
TOR SALE or Lease, on easy terms, Q thor
on0hly e0uipped successful Republican weekly news
papar published county seat; nne iob once ADDRESS
HARDWARE BUSINESS propose to sell
INV atock On haraWar eompFsng ful line Of general
hard ware agrcuignra implements Geld end garden seeds
hoss furnshine RoOds situated within 80 miles OF New
York centrally located "a town OF 36oO nhaDtan sup
ported well populated and rich surrounding country no
competition DO 6usneas Of s250Q0 ennuAE ageh eashi
ee for no other reason than III health. Address HARD
WARE, Box IL Tribune Once.
w ANTED.- by the largest China manu-
w factnIipE n Engana 70 represent Them on
kosuasly competent gan toR further GPpY g
IA xFs BFECH 4 SON, China Works Langtonf STAFFORD
shire EpsisnS Direct JAMES, MGARs sandy Lake xereer
County, Fem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30
M DANCNIIIE SANITARYIIM.

rIIHE LAUREL HOUSE, Kauterskill Falls,
CatskilI Mountains. n. Y-open from May 70 Nove1ns
her carriages from meet MI boats ana tae -
CacskilL :. Il SIN = :. =. oke-Sss-.--
THE MANHANSET HOUSE, Shelter L.
Il land L. L. has been leased by Mr.. JAMES SLATER
nroprror of the Berkeley" 6th-aye. corner otheS,
and viii for the reception OF guests Juns ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

PROSPECT HOUSE, Nyaek-on- the Hudson.
OPENS JUNE l.
Can DO reached ~ three sssaneosI ns aso BY hndsen
modern mproys commanding QUE 81 ta aneet yaes
On ne A'AoA r.J.PpnrxR Rwgassm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Asbury Park, N. j.
Fayore resort Of America; pew not. OF nUO
rooms closets bells and every room mas anu
view view, W -, 1919 =, iires1 ~ ~ ATWOOD & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

Z ECHAUWEKI SPRINGS, Bethlehem, Penn,
/ via Iflgh Valley r. R,-1hls pleasant and heaitny
r resorf ia now open tor the reception OF guests Inc
Mace has been much improved and beautned
introduced terms moderate Apply at tho springs u i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-30

7SO LET OR FOR SALE.--House, 81
FJickAsf. rnd 20 81 Nassau sti hOuse
i6s aeseu.St GORDON L. FORD. 81 Carkst, Brooklyn.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

way. you eee-I did not want to 6sht
tor it Il did not want TO fight my
step-fa'her. But anticipated an easy
victory over Bess by means OF my
superior strength. But she was too
quick for me. Poor Bees! she got the
hand that wrote the lelterI Forgive
me-my mother!
That WAS ~! Death cla;r,ed him.
How Lovely Woman Scoops 10
Folly.
From N~w York Letter 90 CinrinnstI Erquirer.
Wide mouths have come into fash.
ion FIR women. This Is q change
irom the prevailing style of the past
year or two. The proper mouth Of
the present season is worn in a con-
slant but mild smile, the Corners being
drawn hack horiz 'nially. with the lips
LETT closed. The expression is one of
an,iable. quiet satisfaction with all the
world as though the mind Va, free Of
sorrow and the feet Tree from corns
Care sh,uld BE- taken not 10 broa,IeD
this into an active grin. except on
mirihful occasions; nor should the
lips BE- compressed. All should he in
repee. The lips NAV he redeemed il
the natural color be too light. \
practice Of painting the exposed mem
brnne ut the upper lip broad and
bright Just ut the eentr. has rrrp' in.
bn, i. j, bad. f,r 1t gives al sr';icial
and sensu 'ns look. The ;s-i.ior.b:.
belle has Gu, the puckariuy : rirg nf
her mouth. and no longer marmurs,
'PraBrs. pruues. prnnsS. She can
k.-s t~o IDen simultaneously, srd
give good sa;i.fic'inn. where bsfire
."lv ole c.,nid fad room ., time.
The reader who >u;r,rr-.- '.ia, the
sbova Is isrc,fuI. and u.- plain.
straightforward fashion news, j. very
much mistaken. Women cSp cl,snge
the stv!e cf their faces. IL rr, ~ viii.
a, I.ast considerably. Th. hair aver
the forehead can he sr:sugsI To prn-
dace Anv desired outline Ter M. upper
part # the face: the mouth can be
made To- widely vary in exrrss-iun !:
The ewes can he kept partly wide open
"r langnidlv half closed. the cheeks
can he rounded nv assuring plump
ers:' the eyebrows ran h. srcbed or
Strengthened the cnlor can he co.,
trolled tn a high degree. Thus it is
apparent that woman can. If clever.
have Ia some extent the kind If face
she wants. The nose ia about the
only intractable feature. /, siicks
right out IN nnsiterable iudepend-
ence. DEFY ing all effprts To shorten or
straigh,en it. Let me interp late the
FAC. shat M: one woman In tn ever
laughs or smiles naturally. Knowing
full well our def. cts Of teeth and ex-
preston. we try 10 hi.le or reform
them. l know a girl who will never
90 to the Ministries. or apy other funny
show because she isn't pretty when she
laughs. If Inadvertently caught by
something comic. she bnries the
laugh in a handkerchief. but wheneve.
prs-ible she does all her laughing in
er:.ally.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
questions with the Re

roundabout questions with the re
mark:
Il have told you more than ever
said before 70 any man. l did so be
cause they published my photograph
up north and wrote that l had beer
killed ON the Florence Meyer. and
want them all to know that am alive
vet
A. Mike Y i!A.G of he did look like
a very animated Corpse his fsur'
reaching six NJ one inch in height
and his broad shoulders and muscular
limbs showed his great strength hat
not vet departed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

The Carthage, Mo-, Patriot, in
commenting upon the grading Of the
Lexington 4 Southern railroad, says ::
with this road and a fair rate for
passenger and freight. St. Louis may
wake up to the fact, some fine morn
ing. that the great trade of southwest
Missouri hes passed away from her
doom and that the more enterprising
Chicago has seen her one better.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
A New Paying Occupation
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen.

TIE Handsome Nickel Plated Nes Home Lamp
being introduced TO 'he pubip thi~ season. - the
most mrritoriou> article ever ofsr,-i agents to
make money 9Th. - safer. an more con enicnt
than the Student Lamp. wh,ch has heretofore had
the rsbu'stion OF s-ing the Safes lsnp ma e. IL
has clamp to srmiy attach 70 t. th. sewing ms
ordinary lamp b-ing accidentally uP~e; OF tArosn
from tie table. entirely relieved nv this simpl.
cismpccn'rivsnc.. II csn - adjusted ia throw
ia. light just sh-r. II - wanted suit ;h. eyes,
snd ran 30 converted into hsndso're wall lamp
., has Oh. best arranged burner. films indy ator
and convenient match box. and it, prire - within
the reach of every one. !, hs- t.en fully tested
and edi,orally endorsed by III. Western Christian
Advocate, Am. Christian R~vi.~. Hers'd aud
Prs-hy,-ry. Journal AMI Mes eer. aud Ci riStinn
Standard. the lsxi,nS r-lel"u> Iap-T> ri Cinein.
nsfi. and - endorsed by the Mayor and Post-Mas-
ter NJ Cincinnati. the agent OF the American Ey-
press company and Presidents of Insurance CON-
pau,es ~ being the safest. most convenient, and
best lamp made.
There are three rrssops shy agents should seek
.uch N sr.lcIe to canvass for-Grst for it, ab>o-
lute safety aud great convenience. "a needed in
every hone-second. lite iow pr'cs makes u> sale
immeuse,-shird. !, will he crrdi, to hsodIe such
an article. One southern agent writes. il sells
faster than Gen Lees portrait sold rixh, after the
var, sno Their writes. R beats the psimy days Of
the sewing machine. IL. rapid sale. los Price and
liberal terms surprise old agents. Address Home
Lamp Co.. CINCINNATI, O. Mentioning our paper
and they viii give you full particulars and exclu-
s,ve territory 70 canvass In- la-l w3m"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Almost Young Agslu

Nv mother wss effected long time With
neuralgia and dnii, heavy insrtive ooudi-
ton o! the whole system hrsia7 he, nsr.
IONS Prn-t,Siion, and va simos; helpless.
No physicians or medicines did her snv
good Three months ag, -he b-ssr TO use
Hop Rit,e.r. With such good Effects ihs'
she seems sud feels yourg sssio. We
IN our family A lady in Providence r. ].
--Journsl.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Ex-Sberi6 "Al. Daggett, of Brook
lyn. being dubiou. about the propr,ety
Of asking Mr.. Beecbsr to preside at
Col Bob Ingersoll's meeting, Satur-
day night, wrote to him on the sub
jest and got tho following reply. which
viii interest Pason Newman
BRooKLYN. Oct. %, 1880.
"ALBERr DAoGErr: II it would
promote the cause I would preside At
twenty meetings with twenty Robert
IngersolIs to spsak. This u no time
% aGk questions % to Q name religious
belisf. IF be believes 10 bis country,
In manhood. in liberty. be has the
right to march in the ranks with me
o. any Other man. Do what you
think best about It, and I will be
o6odiooG
HkxRY WARD BEpcnER.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
TRUSTEES SALE BY sHERIFF.

Whereas. G.or,- EsTiekson, and his wife. e..
len Earickson. by their certain deed Of trust,
dated the fourth iay % Aprl, 1870, and recorded
IN the recorder Office Of Psttis county, Missouri
III conveyed 70 p ;. Barrett all their right title
interest and estate IN snd to the following descrb-
ed real estate. all situated the county Of Perts
and state of Missouri. VIZ: The north hail tn
~ the northwest quarter ID. of section -xsnfy-
!sl, IN township fort, -rve w. and range twenty
acre.. tSun.i-d a. follows. beginning thrty-four
CSsi pole north oi thr seujnIe-t corner Of the
n.,fhr 1-t quarter u. 70 the northeast Quarter
~ % ses.isoa tan ttoi. IN township fcrry-hye
ttsl and rsr-e twenty t..ft m. nee running
north twsEr.-eiGhr 49, poles and eight (el Inks.
Inks. and thence south twenty eight ,2s) poles and
eight ~ link. and the nee west rwensy-
ei2h: - poles and eight 81 links, place Of
b-nnTs. whicl. -ad Conveyance WAS made in
trust to secure the pay men, ct nS~csrtsIu prom
i>ory notes -ald deed described, and whereas
scrorisnrs d.. provisions Of said decd nj trust
and 10 the request o. ths legal hcd. of said notes
IN aid deed rted. ali of winch said note. arc
due and r~,nsIn aid. !. th- under- igneJ Isu,-
uel 3. Murr.y. he is~fui and se'iny sheriff of
.aij P~ri. county. shall proceed to ssl the above
court house IN the CIV Of S~dSlia, in the county
II P-;ti- and .'are Of H--ouri- aforesaid. TO the
highest hitler for cash. ut pubic suction on
WEDNESDAY, THE 27rH DAY OF OcTOBER
4. y. 1872.
R>sweeu the hours ~ ten o'clock the forenoon
and Ave o'clock IN the afternoon 81 that day, 10
satisfy said notes. together with the eo.t and ex.
LezrEIs. MrsnAY
si-rIff and trustee.
Houston 4 Boutwell,, Attorneys.
p0ssd this sth day Of October, lsso. l0-Sw4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

For some time Dwight has been in
tested BY lot of lawless boys who
amuse themselves BY throwing stones
at peoples houses after night. On
Saturday night the house Of J. E.
Hutchinson Was visited. and upon a
refusal of the boys to desist he fred at
random into the crowd, the ball from
bic horse pistol taking effect in the left
breast Of George Segert. and from the
eject Of which be may die. Hutch
inson Was bound over in 81, 900 to ap-
near for trial on Friday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Spring6eld. No.. is threatened with
. plague of pigeons. So thick have
they become that the mayor has issued
q proclamation allowing citizens to
shoot them from 5 to s o'clock in the
morning and from 5 to o'clock in the
evening for three consecutive days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

In Springfield. Ills. last Saturday,
Frank C. Boone, a boy aged about IL
years, attempted to board a moving
freight train on the Chicago d Alton
railroad and fell beneath the wheels,
where he was horribly mangled. The
boy died the next morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

A real estate agent Of Poplar Bluff,
No., named II. A. Atkin, shot him.
self through the head at Morris Mon
day night. He had recently separa,
ted frem his wife, and had been drink
ing freely. He is very low and can
not recover.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Speaking of Tuesdays election. the
Cincinnati Enquirer says: The tri-
umph Of yesterday is not permanent.
The democratic principle, the idea
which underlies our system of govern
ment, IL q lasting ss the continent on
which that government dwells. The
democratic party, old as the century,
can survive the defeats of quarter Of
the century. 1t has sounded forth
the trumpet that shall never call re-
treat. While the republic lives it will
live
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Rev. Meeks Owen, the blind
preacher. is preaching through south
west Missouri en- route to his home in
Arkansas. He left Georgia Septem-
her 9Th, and since that time has
preached 80 sermons.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

The fourth annual convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa'
ton. of Missouri. will be held 10 Kan
80 City on November 18th, and re-
main in convention three DAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

A western gentleman who has seen
tho famous actress, Sara Bernhardt,
says she is not pretty, her only attrac.
ton being her sweet and melodioue
voice, and beautiful hair. She has q
Jewish cast of features /; she is angu.
lar and thin to emaciation. Upon this
she prides herself. and dresses in q
manner to intensity it, wearing ILL.,
fitting and clinging garments. wide
flowing sleeves. and immense ruches,
called the Bernhard" now the rage
in Paris. 1t seems q little queer that
people will 60 wild over such woman,
but you will be told in the cities this
winter that you ''haven't any style
about you" unless you have seen Bern
hardt. Such is the gorgeous foolish.
nee Of Americans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

-Irs Pi'y--srest piiy-ths, certain
Young men, who c!,iln resrecIssil iiy
nsyen'i brains eaough to bib - 'hs ms~ivs,
social g,'he, a. i Ks a lie it'll.
"cusi aches may q raUisr Gisshsr-, ou
;hsir captivating qnslirie- are e-u.inIy
imrsired by the ungrn,irmsriy tshsvior
Il their .ner-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

got u, send $40 ana YOU will receive the pad BY
return mail.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge Buchanan. lawyer. Toledo, U. says:
''Ons Of Prof Guilmette's French krsH~y pads
cured me Of lnmb~go in three weeks time. Ny
case had been gwen up by the best doctors a.
Incurshie. During all this time suffered untold
agony and paid ont large sums IT money!
George V~tier. J. r., Toledo, o, Gays:
81 Suffered for three years With scia'Ica and
kidney disease, and often had to 90 about or
cruch"s- ! was entirely AMI permanently cured
pxd four weeks"
Squire y. :. Scott, Sylvan,a, o.. writes:
81 have bsen great sufferer for Is years With
hrighfs dis~s-e 81 the kidneys. For weeks AT .
time Was unable tn get out Of bed; toox barrel.
Of msAcine, bu, they gave me only temporar,
relief. ] wore tao OF Prof. Gulmette's KIDNEY
pads slx weeks, and now know ] Am entirely
cured"
Mrs. Helen Jerome. Toledo, o., saws:
"For years have oeen confined, . great part
OF the time TO my bod, nth leucorrhOeA aud
female Weakness. ] wore one OF C;,rlmett~'s
kidney pads AMI Was cured in one month";"
H. b @reeu, Wholesale grocer. Fipdlay, Ohio.
writes:
81 suffered for 25 years with lame hack and in
three weeks Was permanently cure by wearing
one Of Prof 6uimette's kidney pads :"
b. =. keesng. ~ d., druggist. L0gAnspost.
writes:
~ wore one OF the hr,s We had and I received
more benefit from 10 than ything ever used
in hact the pads give better general satisfaction
than any kidney remedy We ever sold."
Raw Shoemaker, druggists. Hannibal, No.:
W are WORKING mp alivrly trade in Your pads.
ana are hearing ct good results from them
every day."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

The divisions OF the T.. & A. rail-
road will be removed from Mexico,
No., to Slater and Bowling Green,
No. about the 18th inst.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Popular illustrated book eco pssesJ a.
MANHOOD! ToMAyHooo, NAkfIN.E (,
lmpediments to Narrisg-. TIE cause a,.S
cure. Sent ferDe.y ;salli, postpaid. for 50
cents. BY Ds. c. WHITES, 6I7 ST.
Charles Street, s.. Louis, Mo-, he R-es
sneclalise. Read his svost
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
NOVEMBER DRAWING
sii2,:'s

l,s'a PTIsa-, siis,Ss
Whole ticket, 81. Half tck-t Il.
- ta.E.t-. s54i. 81 tickets. 500
Remit money or hank draft m letter. send by
-xpr.-. Don't ~~ui ~ registered letter p,,-t-
orflce or.ier. Orders of 50 ami upaar,i-. by
express. can 10 ~ent ~ oar expense,
to r u. BItKDIAN. Courier Journa! s;1.! ,i-
ins, Louisville, ny, or SO ant 3,e prost.Sa
S.A York
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Whatever controlling causes may
have been, the democrats are beaten.
Let them take the defeat like men.
The republicans have undoubtedly
done many things to carry the coun-
try. which wall not help them on the
road 10 heaven, but then there have
been some practices on the democratic
s;de not altogether saintly. The past
10 lost in al but admonitions to he
gathered from it, experiences. The
future remains still open. There is
one thing to be said about Garfield.
Oakes Ames Is dead and he can have
NO further transactions with him. We
will Try to do him justice. We will
praise him if be gives opportunity.
At the same time We will watch him.
New York Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
UT T'r&o'
The Willard Hotel WITH al! its furniture and

Whole tickets. -. Halves. -. Quarters. -.
The osei ~ now open and will be run by the
undersigned until il il ready to be transferred 20
the lucky winner.
Responsible agents wanted ut ail important
points. For circulars giving full information
and for tickets, address W. G.. D. WHIPS
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky,
Or Scott t'e0re, book seller, los Fourth ST. :.
Louisville. Nv.
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Willard Hotel Lottery.
A First class Furnished Hotel for 60.

LISA Cash Prizes and LAG Property.
PRICES amounting 10 &se $50
This drawing Will take pisee az Louisville XIV
p~cemi-r 3ist, lss0. Under authority of special
act OF the Kentucky legislature. and will be uu-
der the absolute c. ntroi OF the fol1w NJ disnter-
este't comfni-sionerss appointed BY the act
Hon Robert Mallory. lat. ". C.. l. VI. Flopruoy,
Of Louisville Hon II p. Whitaker Of Gov.
ington; Henry Clay, Ir.. late prosecuting at
torney Of the Louisville c,ty court. and e. A.
Winston. Of the Law firm Of l. b j. Caldwell 4 VIM
ston, OF Louisville.
LIST OF PRIZES.
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succeaa.
Pamphlets cent free TO ALL Write for them An
get iull particulars.
Prize. Specific. u ID per package. or six pack
ages for $500. Address aIl orders to
j. n. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.,
Nos. l04 and lee Nam st., Buffalo, NJ T.
Sold in Sedaia oy @. C. slack.
5-31.1AvlvP
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~ NERVOUS SUFFERERS-THE GREAT EU
ROPEAN REMEDY-DR. J. B. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
Il il positive cure for sperlnatosrt.ea. Sem

Weakness, Imp
from Self-Abuse
~ Mental Anx
iety. Loss o
Memory, Pain
IN Back or Side
md disease,
that Leaf to Con
sum poon, In
sanity and ~
.ariy grave. Tn
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A rocket stick that fell in Jackson
vile the other evening wen: entirely
through an inch pine board.