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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-02

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dumb
ague.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-02

GILES IMMINENT IoDIDE AMMONIA
cures Neuralgia, Face Ache. rheumatism,
Gout. Frosted Feet, Chilbains. Sore
Throat, Erysipelas, Bruises. and Wounds
of every nature 10 man or animal. The
remarkable cures this remedy has effected
Classes it as one of the most important
and valuable remedies ever discovered for
the cure and relief of pain.
w. M. Giles, 100 West Broadway. N.
Y: Yont Liniment Iodide Ammonia has
cured my~rheumatism.
7. s. CLARKsoN.
Tiyoli. Duchess County, N. 7.
GILES Pulls cures Neuraliga.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-02

PERSONAL. this meet the eye
Of the individual who created a disturb
ance in church last Sunday by bis continu-
ed coughing he vii confer favor on the
congregation by procuring bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, which will cure him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-02

PIXIES TooTHAcHE Drops CURE II
ONE MINUTE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
Unlimited "Gall."

A every one knows, express people are
the most accommodating mcn on the face
Of the e.rth. They have frequently been
known to have laid awake At nights think
ing of some ray in which they could do
an act of kindness to their fellow man.
But the young man who delivers goods for
the Pacific express company in this city
seems to be an exception to this rule.
Yesterday morning . female Of middle
age approached him and asked If the com.
pany delivered goods free Of charge. She
was informed that it did, provided the
party to whom the package was addressed
did not reside outside the corporstios."
WELL" ssid the woman, not IN the least
abashed, and with sll the earnes;ness poe.
sible, 81 have . trunk up in caboose No.
43, m the Pacific yard, which wish you
would call and get and deiiSer to my home
on Fifth street." designating the house. so
that there would be no mistake. The
young man 10 question sased At her in holy
horror, then, with . look OF contempt.
turned on his heel, and shortly after vas
heard to murmur, "She must take me for
fool" Al last accounts the "keis.
ter" was still holding down one corner Of
No AZ
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27

Gap" Wi,cher "a getting to be pretty
we'll Lno~n to the police. Hardly ever
doee he visit tie city without committing
some mi-deme.nor, and times w'thou,
number has he appeared before his homo,
ana pleaded guilty "reminiscences. disturb
ing the peace, carrying firearms. etc. FRI
day night, while under the inAuenue OF
liquor he drove up Obi1 street with hi-
horse aud buggy at a high rase OF speed.
never FIR moment turning t. the right or
lett, compe ling every one to turn out OF
his way. When at the corner OF Second
and Ohio streeis he encountered q delivery
wagon and ran into il, locking the wheels
go tina, il was imp ,ssibIe for either to pro-
coed. Bystanders took \ hand 10 the mat
ter and helped him out of his dilemma,
ofherwiss he might have been there yet
He should have been arrested.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
Jumping on Cars.

The Sedslis hoodium lie never happier
than when climbing on to or Jumping Of
Of a moving Train, and although a number
of accidents have resulted from the prac-
t,ce, il has not had the effect of iessening il
in the least. TIE police always make sr-
res,s when such cases come within their
notice, ard in the future they intend to en-
force the follosing section of the revised
statutes right up to the handle: If any
person, minor or adult. shall climb upon.
hold 70. ar ia any manner attach himself
60 locomotive. engine or car while the
ssme shall be in motion. or running
through sny city or town in this stale, he
ehsii b. deemed guilty Of n misdemesnor;
prov ided th-i THE section shall not apply 10
any empioye of the rsilrosd company. nor
any passenger. nor To sny lRrson who may
be xc,iny by permission or under the rules
Of tie coup-nv then a." rasins the road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
What of Sedalis's L;berality.

A call was published in the city p.pers,
Friday. asking the citizens of Sed-Iia to
assemble It the city council room. At two
O'clock yesterday afternoon, TO take in'"
confederation the call published by the
preas. from Morgan county,. asking aid
for the sufferer Of that locality BY the re
cent cyclone. Mayor Fsulbaher. rs is
always the case, was on hand promptly Al
the appointed time. He waited patiently,
6ve, ten, fifteen minutes, then took . walk
around the block. but not soul was there
present. Then he eat down and meditated
for fully half an hear longer, but etill no
one came. BY this time he was Disguised,
and he silently wended his way back TO the
Office, wondering where SedslIais boosted
iiberality had strsyed to. This does not
speak we'll for SedAiis or her citizens, and
the BAzoo hopes the matter will yet receive
the attention il deserees
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
The Late b. Logan Elliott.

The remains of B. Logan Elliott. son Of
A. J. Elliott, of Clifton. who died at Silver
Cliff, COL. ON the 18th inst, arrived in THE
CITY last night from the eouth, over the NJ,
K.&T. The deceased vas eyed twenty
three years and six months. and bad been
IN that section OF the country about thir-
teen months, engaged in prospecting.
The remains we're met II the depot by
.orro.ing relative, and after viewing the
body and 6ading il ia = good state Of pres
ervx,ion, il WAS decided 10 remove il to
Clifton on the e.rly train ihis morning
Tue funeral aermon will be preached At
that pint At 2 p M. and at Eve o'clock
the rem sins will be again brought here and
buried in the city cemetery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
APPLETON CITY ITEMS.
APPLETON CITY Mo, April "A

red rtDoou-
We n-ed more rain. no Wind.
-Mstr,m.nisi victims numerous.
--Jn". X Hopkin, drives the lines, team to
b. tho S,athwest- tgs,uV span.
joe Keen ami his beautiful bride, returned
from L-sv~aS"rth, kah-s-. TINS week.
-Fisn.ier-. who was some tune shot by
han kPit. of this county, died ~un.i:sy night
lat. klti he, been Arrested.
The Amateur Dramatic Troupe talked ct
disaster. should ,h~y do 80, - large crowd will
greet them.
II brill ,nt webbing occurred IN this city last
night b~t~-~n Mr. Jsinss Hopkins and Miss
wrne~ssi by "a humber of trlsnd- sad relatives.
We noticed sinonk thoSs present. Hon. H. W
Salmon. 81 Clinton. FreilnrJs cornet band
rendered a -srenade.
tine o; thu founders OF inc Bates County
U~mocrst, ". +. Ro~s.r. uow Of Marslineld, amt
late OF the prmnrrat ut that plu.e.
TIN, city Yesterday. lie ami family had t.en
ON = visit to Butler. and iTrkh, escaped hein.
says that hi- property sa- totally destroyed b,
the s'ofin.
Dan. h. -hI-i,i-, one of the state Temperate.
lectures. - conducting an interesting aud
profitable ."ri~s ot n.etiaSs ~ HsdTies'. Hall.
this city. H.. I>a fluent crater. and a brilliant
speaker crrIylug sht ~H!. every utferAnce.
The work hogan hur Two nights since. and the
,scTrtary .shuouncc> on- i.uUtred AMI tw~oty-
i've persons vho have doDnei the cred badge
The interest - going ahead with unabat~d suc-
cess. ani the taai close IF Mr. shields labor
1T the pace, many y ~ have signed the pledge.
News reached town this week that ie county
court met la-t Saturday to come to son.r con
ciu>ion to shat s..ot.isi ~ done Requiring the
sri: OF maniamus served GU thar body some
tim. since. Several townships Of 1T. Char have
-igeIt.-d their Intention to stand by the court
refusing To comply to the writ, AMI have held
meetings to thai stfct- Quite interest
tested IN the by the citzrns, aud all pre-
nounce the acton al tn" court to W. IN accord
snce y It'll their will. Hon IUo. e. Ferguson. %
OsceolA. acted a. attorney tor county court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
Spring Fever,

Spring fever! How il settle. down upon
u! The rays of the sun come to us nj
just the rish, slant, warming our system
into delicious desire for repose; the soil
easily yielding to the pressure Of our foot.
frost ali out Of il and the summer's heat
not ye, having baked it into hardness
,empts Us 10 stroll; the green, CHEEKY ar-
perrance of the short blades of yonng
gr.s. is so restfuI to the eye; to be inside
fonr walls il such bore when the birds
are striking up their overture to natures
divine opera OF summer, that We feel ss il
We would like to lean against the south
side OF fence. pull our hat over orr eyes
and whit,le and stretch and yswn all day
long. Oh, the rpripg fever Is the LATEST,
incest disease ever invented By man, and
medicine, thank heaven, can't cure il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
The Work of Negro Roughs.

Passenger train No. 5 on the NJ. X. 4
r.. D. J. Temple coaduc,o. and Harry
Smith engineer, pulled into Sedalia ye-ter-
day morning looking "a ii a cyclone had
struck it. Just ~ the train was leaving
Paris, q station one hundred miles north OF
here. in Monroe county, gang Of negro
roughs commenced hurting stones at the
moving cars. several Of which struck the
glass in the windows, completely deu,oli-l
ing it, One gentleman Immediately rep!i-
ed by firing three shots At the moi, 'nt with
what effect il not knoxn. Fortunately no
one in either coach wac injured. Should
the scoundrels be spprehended, they will
not probably bother another train very
soon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
On BIS Muscle.

Vsu Smith il a gentleman Of color who
works for ODE Harris. Lz.t night he Wis
tied the Red store. while under the IL daence
of the ardent. and in fooiing around man
sged 10 bresk pane Of gIars in the large
chow Case. Seeing w"ai he had done he
started for the door, with the intention OF
m.k,ng his escape. He was captured BY
the proprietor, and in the scufie another
ri o. was broken from TIE front door.
MIR. Kuhn started for q policeman Tor the
purpose Of having Smith arrested, but he
game to time and kept from being locked
up ~ paying s.. He swears Vengeance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27

We are authorized to announce Jno.
4. L.cy AZ q can,iitate !"r the Ofhce III
Probate Judge Of Pet,is couHiy, subject 10
the deSieion Of the Democratic convention.
We are authorized 10 announce The
name OF Richsr. + ED a. a candidate Tor
the office oi Cireui, Judge tor the Sixth
Judicial Circuit, subject tn the decision OF
,he Democratic Convention.
I'VE are authorized To amour &c the
nsme Of Richard rsy ior M 8 Candidate for
the office nf County Assessor OF Pe,tis
county. subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of j. 4. l.. Brosn N Candidate Tor
the otkee OF County Collector, subject To
the decision OF the Democratic coun1y con-
vention.
We are authorised to announce the
name Of smith Hopkin. ~ . csnd d. ate tor
he oHice Of Collector 81 P~stis COUNTY, sub-
i~ct to the DECISION vi the Democratic con.
vention.
We are au,horiz-d to announcer the
name If X j. Shy % . candidate fog
>nSri6 Of Pst.is countv, sutjset to the G.-
c'-,on Of the county Democratic nominAt-
ing convention.
We are authorised to announce John
f.. RyI.nd a. . candidate for Criminal
Ju.ixe oi the SIKH Judicial Circuit OF
Ioh.-on County, Ut the ensuing gen"Fal
-Iscti"o, subject To the action vi ihe Dxmo
! crst'c party.
! We are snthori1ssi to ann"urce the
name ut NJ 3. Conner ~ n csn.i,i tie Tor
h~ "t6c~ ii >h-r'd sunj-c, to the dsci-Ion
& the county Ds-'n"e,a,'c convention.
| We are authorized to announce The
rsm~ of X ] G~n,rs - . Candidate for
county TresSu'Sr, sCtic' ." the d.ci.ion
| & the County Democratic Convention.
| We are authorized To announce the
name 81 W. +. hansb~rger ~ a Candidate
ior the office OF County As-~--or 81 Pei,is
county, sUbj-et To the decision Of the Dim.
| cratic Convention.
We are authorized tn announce the
name Of Franklin Houston =. Candidate
OF Prosecuting Attorney Tor Psuis County.
| u'i-ct TO the DECISION Of the Democratic
\ nominating convSnti"c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
No,ed Character.

Mr.. Jeems Craig, OF the weli-known
Craig Brothers, will spend his Sabbath in
the county j.i, in.,sad Of attending 'er-
vices II sny Of the churches, a. has hereto
fore been his custom.
Friday, J-em. filled mp with forty rod
whisky aud while in tbs, condition called
NJ the residence Of his brother William,
where he had not the slightest difficulty IN
kicking up a row, in the Course OF which
Jeems picked up stone and hurled 1t 81
Mary Roberts, William. siep daughter.
n. was arrested on . sta.e warrant and
taken before Squire Clark. whrn the care
wac Continued until Monday. and IN de
fault of SIS he wss cent TO jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
FANNY NAYS Misfortune.

Many bald headed sinner in SedalIa
will remember the Fanny May Folly
troupe, which appeared before a large au-
dierce nj Smiths hall some weeks since.
Since then the high kickers have not Jared
remarkably veil. a. the following from
the Atchison Ratrio. verihes: THE cos
TUNES Of the Fanny Nay Folly troupe
were attached for hote! bill at Emporis
day before yesterday. Judging by what
they had on them when here the other
night there Was not much to attach TO.
The sheriff must be very modest man,
and ON excellent terms with his trusting
wife. who could serve . writ on this bald
.kinned troupe and ind clothes, without q
finger ache"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
Buckley's Sprained Foot.

john Buckley Was drunk yesterday al
iernoon, and while in that condition was
quietly snoozing on 4 plank by the track
Of the Pacific railroad. Officer Bratten
happened along, anu inter some difficulty
landed him 10 the cooler. When entering a
cell. Buckley's foot was caught in hole in
the d ,or, and his ankle received quite a
severe sprain. He Immediately informed
Marshai Smi,h that his snkie was broken,
ard that Brai;eu had done il BY giving
h,m heavy kick. DIR. King Was called
aud made an examination, and pronounced
the Jury only a slight one John will
read a BAZ,o sunday Sermon" instead
Of visiting any church edifice to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
q Your Hair Falling or Turning
0rayP

london Hair Color RestoreY," the
most clearly and delightful article ever in
PRODUCED to the American people. II IL
totally different from all Others, not sticky
or gummy, and free from oil impure ingr
dents that render many other preparation.
obnoxious. I, chickens thin HAIR, restores
gray hair, gives II new lii, eurss dsndruff,
causing the hair to grow vhess il hes fallen
oG or become thin, doss net soil or stain
sny,hing. and 10 90 perfectly and elegantly
prepared - to make it las,ins hair dress
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Color
Res'orsr il sold By al druggists at - cents
. bottle, or six bostlss for q. frncipal
Depos for United States, 80 North Sixth
sGssss, Philsdslphia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27

The public o. this goot city Of SedsIir
cannot afford TO be uniast TO any one;
much lcss should il br 40 to the genilemen
Who at a large expense are re6t,inx the
fair ground. for The purpose al converting
them into beautiful aud permanent Psrk.
something which will he both an ornament
and pecuniarv ben+6, TO the city. The
Sicher Bros should he treated With the
same literal consideration which they
themselves have siways esinced. and the
BAzoo trusts that they will be.
To siemp, 10 force sny one to pay IN
brilliant price for something. simply BE-
csu-e he may have the money, 10 neither
Just, nor wise. nor generous.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
FOOTLIQaT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to the Play Folks
from Everywhere

Sara Bernhardt has been called o "prolonged
neck"
BARLEY Campbell x1I, take his plays abroad
Z ~. Gc,rnold is now managing the Trss sdisns
of kalamazoo.
The Pirates Of Pen.snce" ~ss sung in NASH
vile. Tenn. APRIL Is. ".
The "waIIaek combination played at Hannibal
FRIDAY and saturday nights.
All Of HAyeriy's employees have received y
general order to wear uniform.
Ren May,niey's "Danites'' combination appear
81 IN Chelsea, Mass, April ID, Lawrence IS.
Mary Anderson is TO close her present tour N
Por,lsnd. Ne, May :. after which she will rest
| until September nsxt.
"rhe ,-a.i-y slave combination performed in
Carton a.. April -. Youngstown ~, Ere u.
! Buffalo, y. q, %. ~
Blanche De bAr lAtsv played An engagement in
chicago. supporting Frank F-syns IN his
irams "Nssdo, the Hunter
w'Ih.lmj and concert parry appeared At the
Op~rA-h house. Galveston. Texas, April IL IL and
attracted . good attendance
Mr.. Gus Williams is to have . new comedy
uext season. though he has made . heap OF
! money with Our German Senator.
OF the sctressss. N0rlaechi Is SAT, to have
rhs amail~ss and prsttest tset. ana OF the actor.
Barrett and booth hold the belt
Billy Enerson's engagement With Haveriy for
three years eis SAID will bring him the snug
little Gum Of forty thousand dollars
Tho San Francisco Min.treis are to appear IN
New Haven Ct.. Apsh q. providsnrs. J., -, ~
H"'yoee' ""ss' "~S SP''"k"S0S'
Mis. Florence Chase. hate Of tho Boston
Th~aier Conn any. proposes give up the dra-
rns,ic to stndy for the operate stage.
Harry wehher IN "Nip and Tsrk" wil Ne IN
y. rim 30. 0iymic Tnes,er Chicago. May J.
Mis-. Julia Wilson. the TOT OF the Joshua
Vhiscomh combipsiiop. has purchas-d a a..
residence IN Bridgeport. Conn. vhsrs shs will
pass the summer
John Mccullough end combination are dine in
Sasinsv. Mich. Anil -. D~sro,s "a ~ as
nry,on. o. -. I%I,nasoa. Hv So MAJ AMI
,hers close their tour
DersoImed in ninehsmsor an"i IN 1'spo
n .Elmirs ~ Hoyne,lsviIe "a Ers p. a and
Are due a Jsme,sowu "a. Nesdviile a.
Ia, Sprll ID. BnrinGton u. Gslssoars, Ill p,
Peor,a 90 Bloom,nsfon "a ChamnsIon "a and
oil 10 Al HoOlev's fheatrc Chicnso a
r.. .,.h,h ..n...,,;.s ,u.s.-.
80, v,!s On. MsS,un per'", ,n.
%. s,r., anr,, \? to- -"s NJ ,",csn,,sIs
inII,ns. "a In Ike AVERAGE eIcelen, hu.,ns,.
~ vn.oao,. Tnu,n.. ,,.k.. H.. a..
o.a,.n.s sor ,o.nr xssr, .s n.rs,,,ns. ~
800. sor...,. !" ". V.,s ~, ,p ,s,,, -, ~
A."s s"e "''' '"'''" ~" s'r'ns q"s''e"e
'% oa,e ;, ane ns,r ns, OF zen "r'rf, -
",,n ..' % IL. :, m spo .ne
more fs,l. TO sDpesr the .hsr,6 Nh no sf,sr
'',.
Cole circus o$esn us season IN ~
Sssk 70 h,,s mes. a. large -. r",,,d ~ accom-.
moi,ted. Their ne NJ stands ar. lack SON. Tenn.
A"a '"',o. III
Inc Cutercn S"meIy C"mPshS pinssd IA
y January; -. APr,l ~; New London ~, Norwch
az. A. q, No.. usxa o. H;t.i,s,n."n - Nm.
nave" return 20
ads Savenaisn SAILS lot England In the isster
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27

LANnNrE. Mo Ap!

LsNoNrE, Mo. April "a
Fine growing weather SITTER the shower
Of last night.
There IL >t.ll psache. enough left to make
very fair crop.
-!am"n'e wa we'll represented hi the show
on Thursday hast
II. j. PenqGile ~ still detained a ohio by the
sickness Of ms son.
Ali quiet this mGruins, ss,is.s whisky
having been exhausted
samuel iamey formerly of this pace bu,
Of Nevada CIty Is visiting friends here.
john 4. Mcconnell returned this week from
Colorado. where he has heen for IA srly year.
The lecture at the Christian Church las,
FRIDAY night by Prot Fuaett ws- very Interest
ing AMI he hst q good audience.
MIR. Henry Stouch. Mr,dviIle Pa,
81. Jacobs Oil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
Ths New Millinery Store

OF J. Waters. under the wanaseoeai Of
Mr.. d. e. Thomas. 10 c"".tsnily sddicE
No. good. 10 the nev stsck. The latesa
s,yI~s Of the sesson can b. iouad there By
Mr.. Thorn ~ old friend. and any Others
Who will call. Drr~s making in al it,
branches il carried 90 10 eonueciioa With
the millinery busioosa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
POLICE RACKET.
How Recorder Conrath Amused
Himself With the Victims
Yesterday Morning.

When the court was opened yesterday
morning Recorder Conrath cast . glance in
the direction Of the prisoner dock, and
vse greeted vilh . winning smile from
three victims. while MarshaI Smith added
his mite the reio With proxy from another
gentleman Who had been more fortunate.
and srcured his rsl-a-e BY putting up the
wealth Tor any amount in which be might
be fined.
J. d. Steele, probably IN assumed name.
entered . plea Of being drunk, IN cum
rribused So 10 the city. fund.
Mrivina Willis i. lady Of color, wboss
reputation for chastity Is not OF the bsst.
"M.l." as the boys call her. wss, Friday
roaming around, or at leas, had bese and
~as quietly resting her weary frame. -
company with . railroad chsp. on the Prai
RE east Of town, wh.n she was surprised
by the appearance Of the blue-coaied bril-
gade. Her escort hastily dec,mPed. but
the dusky d .msel vas longer in preparing
Tor her departure. and not being very h-<t
of foot when she did start, fell an easy vic
lin and was hooked up accordingly. She
vas charged with ssgr.ocy, levd conduct
and resisting an officer. for all of which,
she will eat $l3 worth Of hash At the cits''
expense. Sneis been there before and don,
mind il in the least.
Nose Bradley, colored. had been tsk'nS
on o, one load what be should have msde
two trips for, and got more than be could
comfortably carry. He pleaded guilty te
being intoxicated. and 60. the usual fine o.
$500
W. c. Hyde, alias the Mormon" VA
Represented by Marshal Smith. Who snteres
q plea Of guilty TO drunkenness aud resist
ing an officer. A 6ne Of 50 wss aesesses
which he promptly paid.
HYDE Is the same man who came neai
losing the 81 $50 some days since. Whe'
arrested he had $la9 on his per-on. and
Friday. before falling by the wsyside, de
posted 500 with Mr.. D. Blocher for safs
! keeping Ii is said that he 10 . memGer o.
q well-known and wealthy 6rm in Helena
Mont ana, and came east for the purpose o.
bug ing goods Be that n il may, be hs'
plenty Of "du-,'' to pay his way ard b
walks UP and pays his bills like . thor
oughbred. He will probably continue OF
his apree unit! some ore goes throu n hin
and lie will then wake up TO realizs,io,
Of what il is 10 be dead broke and thousand
Of miles from home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27

We have tried Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
In our family, and can asseri that il IL the
n-st remedy for Cough or Cold ever In.
PRODUCED. Price Is cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
as. A. B.,
A Sad Mission.

A respectable farmer living near It. Joe
was callei 10 Atchison By . Telegram FRI
day announcing th.t his daughter, the In
mate Of r irothel in thst city, ~as sbou, 10
die. Arriving. he found his daughter
propped up 10 bed and in . fair gay to re-
cover. He asked her il che ~lsI.ed to re-
turn With hin, aud she answered "no"-
thx, she had started on . life Of shame,
aud she intended to pursue il to the end.
He then gave her 500 asd came away.
He says tina, he hiss had hard luck With
his daughters, and that another Of his way.
ward girls makes her home n Denver.