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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

ant entertainment Saturday evening. IN
.,,iui,r 18th. Il consisted ri music r.,i;@
lions. c'" and Ms S'ry veil attended
The Hami!l .locnti"nary entertain
ntcni n, the ci;s hall. last HecS. under tn
management 81 I'T. u Hon, "sS -;r,''i''i ~
!ar@, "idirr''-S, and eY-r!""dys SCENE =
h'@his pleased
+ "u'ridse, s"n-, u it.p"1;er io%n
snip 800" ran!'' - hi'> liza 80 ~.
graz i-it"s''t.F: NH i';'S' next h"''d">
'"r '''''"'' ""'' !" hiaAs vi II: 81 -
" - ''''''
Ill N!I't ii';'' "!" '"I = n'h - 81
AZ - "''h - i'ii ~ H. -,
'f-'s""i AT Pi:.r ~ '"t ~ Z" '"e
-, -, ,.;,;.,, :, I;;. IL.
wilt j.. NOR pheasant. II n"l gui,. -
lucrative.
,r>r>.7.,
At. =, Mill :; h.. ,;-;,;,,.. ~.
..,c,.. NJ N;,c,.l
80 VT, '','''i rs: -, "'> ''' -
/.
-, 80
sir. AZ. h:'"': % H.'''-'> 'i'H' -
'"" i'i'"'' J" ''''' 'i's ~ H'"'
Miss Lizzie Nsi th-i.ii. "'i" al IL.
'rii,,- "i i'oS,r. - WISHING friend. II Ray
'""niy smI> Hc'A.
Mr.. Randall ar,J mother. oi Hutch
son. Kar-q>. sr- 80 .'us relative. and
friends IN 'h'7 cay
NJ. Md. Mr. . q nal
hr-, h-''is j.".-.t.s. %. .i""h-Eii''' are
Vl-ii;ig. ;ac ;aSlli. e: :H'iF uhci', Hr.
William M"yc-. ii ihi- c'.!
-Th,. lani., y: lie p:r@byt.riaH church
,a,. :. ,.'r.,,r: entertainments =; the opera
l...a,,. i.,l ThurS.i:v evening. I, ,ss sell
attended All 49, aui:,. q :iitaLriai suCcSa-.
~
Mr.. tr.>'rse N'ih"r' IA" hs' "'N.a
here 90 :. T'''' '"tSfH'>i :" h'' h"ii'e ia
Fo4~aii.''- !i'-' seek
--Eo. A,.irieth, -"u 81 Jonathan Ant
rie;h. II So,.h Lindsey, zane asG;c from
PiHsL1:-. r., lat ~,-k. SE.n b. ha-
i-cr :o- ,~o y.a.s past,
--I.., -s..,..io, md hon ., IA, nov
Ci,rl h,,;,.,;,.. -, Media l., "a. nr..
,,,,,r,.i ~ ,to... ,..e..,,, g., y.,,s.i,, nc.
,..., :, So ,,.-.irnisr
-, -. =. n,
-, =, y. do. Il p il U,.;s;, ~
Wouda. .v,,ine ,.x. n. list y.t:;r,
- ~. h..-. ., Nh =. II. Melon va,
- - ,,i..-.is.! ard .,l.s,:.o; n :, IL.
.aii,
.,,.,,.,-.,.-
AhNN>Tr- i''
Il m'-s tcheni.'i Pa'E ~ 'Iiou
i'Ialr.@ .euIs .r':pie -.Te entertained y
Ai---- Lilzi" ani Aaiie diiie- ON ''t
"veninE 81 the "'h INST, AZ ii'eir h"in" on
..,si HarAei street. oS-'e'e an" '..Ha'e-
..,'''.:2 .! .sr'on- Kinds together si'h nut
-" ~h''en sway Zee e'eaing uoii ia'e
I.vur. Among the .I'issd guests .eEe
M,s~- aaggls II -!;:kcii, Ma4y fi,..,t,
Tenn" h"am-' ua'ne ii!'H'ii''' "i'iie
lane. arama Ali;o't, Lu!a Hnr".;,Her.
Mar Ht'sini Na!ii. hi.i"N' MARY
Adan.-, eva 1iI'e-pie' y, nn'e ADAMS
hr.. Cii't'n lnon'l-"n; HF:- hiii'nen'
ana Ne~or,. henf! PIC. Iain, ShviPh
Spies. S"hn Adam. VIII spies WIZ
hle!is, '2-. t;liioa' PRANK 1hhe' Lee
":iii'u' ;'"t1 hooih,on, 9Sh h,, zee
Aob.e-. lon Rogers, JOAN h,iI,sen, z. A.
NcT'n' no"t' s.i.''"n' hii.V'''
Charlie "alts' W liile Nctiain' be''' shu-
inaH.E Al '-aafi" specs.
AT tie birthday celebration OF the
little daggi,,e- Of Mr.. sad Mr.. J. II. Up
ton. or Tuesday. tie 9Th inst. the follow
Ing presents ~erp received:
Ado,ph Spi.,s-SiiveT snii~. FORK and
spoon
T.. Ea;haa-RrUs-eis liced rocking
chair.
Mics Matte ard AEaads kcSs -'icld
ring set with pssrls ard garnci-.
Mr.. Rube R.vyes-Fin. pair OF b-"n,ed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Everybody could, would or should go
to 8. A. Wright and see his stock and get
his prices on sewing machines before buy
ing. Sign, Big "s," Ohio street. sSwIt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Cen catarrh &c cured? Yes, certainly
CDR. Sy kes' Sure Cure" will cure l..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
SOCIETY NEWS.

,sny tins II interest SUIT able far -hI- i-psri.
:sjIt, Rom >-si.,ia neishb'riRg s'is>7-. 49, IT.
- tiuIy s..iitir.-t. ~ xgni si.s,lple5. aCjiy,
~ chery l.y cTTcs;r,Tsi, al ia all Shc ne.c Gt'T-
10 avn. tributary l., Ss.tai;a iIcfy,>s ait such
-rzlnaD.csti";-, t1 i:.>t lrT.e. society reisrIsI
Afe-l e1he.. Sssiai!a, NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08
ENGINES AND DAMS.


Son the other hand, tho cost of an en-.
ginc, bclmy no more thar constructing a
dam, aud he was inclin d to think it would
at tn" present time be even less, YOU would
have it in your power, with steam, TO con.
troll the speed of the machiucry, the impor-
taucc Of which he had already alluded TO-,
and besides this, il his opinion, very inpor.
tant consideration, the mills would never be
subjected to the contingencies of drought
at one season or high waters at another :;
while the advantages thus gained by steam
IN ono years running &ould more than couu-
terbalancc the expense incurred for gene
rating steam
This is the substance of the views OK.
crossed bv. 70 Romingcr, as before stated,
J. a.. siss ssSsNr--Ssood Judgment and practi,
Cal Knowledge, Tho has long held the posi-,
zion rs foreman, in which capacity he is
employed by Mcssrs. Fries, in all o.! which
Mr.. Fries, from 4 life long experience with
steam, and the result Of his observations
and such theoretical knowledge as he had
beer able to obtain, fully concurrcd."
TIE CHARLESTON COMPANY.
The inquiries made by the promoters of
the Charleston Manufacturing Company
brought them to conclusions similar TO those
reached hy the Iorkvillc committcc Cot
ton NILS can be prolitably run by steam in
the South, in competition with mills run by
water alone. \ place like Charleston TOO
has special advantages, in the chcapncss
with which machinery, supplies and fuel
can be brought here by water, in the low
rates of transportation for the manufactured
goods, IN the ability to obtain the raw ma
tcrial at the lowest rates, all the year round,
and u H. a5ili.s Of the operators to obtain
houses and ,nj"y the advantages Of churches
and schools withoat expense to the company.
We lay stress upon these facts and the res
port of the Yorkvllc committee (whi h
coin ;idcs with the experience of both New
Euglanl and Old EnglanD because there
is an in raincd idea, which is hard to cradi.
cate: { At cotton mills to be profitable must
be run 'y water power, and must, therefore.
be confined to the places where water can
b. had
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08
VOL. XIT.-NEw SERIES,
DEFERRED NEWS IrEMs.5

tN TUE GRASP or THE LAw.--Orangcburg
March 2S.-A telegram from Newberry advises
our sheriff that tho negro who committed the
brutal assault OIL Miss Cunningham is in jail,
and has confessed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

The PoPE WARNED AGAINST AssIssISs.
don, March 2S--A dispatch from Rome says
that lady obtained private audience with the
Pope, and warned him that the day and hour
were fxed for the murder of himself and Car
'lnal Pecci
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

TEACHING VS.. PRAcricE.-A Second Adventist
in Greenwood County, Kansas, who declares
that the world is coming to an emil this year,
took note for ST. 900 the other day, running
five years, with interest at twclv, per cent, and
demanded frst-class mortgage security.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

DRUNKEN HUSBAND SLAYs HIS WIFE,
Branchvillc, s. c., March 30-About ii o clock
this morning Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas was found
In the back piazza Of her house with gunshot
wound in her left breast The coroner's Jury
rendered verdict duplicating her husband as
the murderer. His Spectacles were found upon
the clothes Of the corpse and the coat he wore
yesterday is bloody. They lived alone and the
murder is supposed to have been committed
some time during last night while he was under
the influence of liquor. lie has nbsconde,, ana
was seen carly this morning going towards
Charleston on horseback.-Special to COL Regis
ter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08
ArrENrrEp MURDER IN NEwnEnnr.ZThe Ne

ArrENtrED MURDER IN NEwBEnRY.-The New
berry Ncws says '.Mr. w. II. Ramsaur, mer-
chnndising at Whitmire's, while some distance
from his store last Thursday night on his way
home, between and 10 o'clock, was shot mt by
IN unknown person. The ball passed through
the top Of his hat. The day before this attack
MIR. Ramsaur fou.,d that some one had attached
n wire to the wiadow bolt, without doubt to
effect an entrance for robbery, which was frus
tratcd by his watching the store. Murder and
robbery were both evidently planned"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

liable on almost any stream, and against
which the skill of man connot successfully
contend.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

SUSPICIOUS DEATH At MARION.-The Marion
M'rchdM anil Farmer of the 25th says "On
last Thursday, Jeff Moye, colo:ed youth, was
u material witness in the case against the James
brothers. On Wednes lay he was we'll and
hearty, bu: was suddenly seized with severe
pains and spasms and died in Il few minutes
with all the symptoms of poison by strychnine.
We hear vague rumors of threats against those
who testified in the case and knowing the dcs-
pcrate character of the parties, would warn all
concerned to carefully guard against similar
fate to that of JEFF Moyc. A postmortcm exam
inaton Of the body has been ordered.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

y little boy c.i.c to his mother recently
and said: Mamma, should think if was
made OF dust | would get muddy inside
whenever | drink
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

Just as soon as a country editor finds him
self the posscssor Of about five dollars, he
feels so iubi!ant that lie selects quirc Of
MIC, clean paper and sharpcns up three pen.
ellis to write doubc. i,a,lcd leader on Solid
Pro pcrity"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

DR.. Smith, Of Phii,dclphia, has organ
lied crusade against baby carriages, hold
ing that infants carried by nurses are much
healthier aud stronger than when constant
ly trundlcd around. When lying down, as
1t does in a baby carriage, the muscles of a
child's spine remain nearly at rest, the doc
tor says, thus rCrardn5 their development.
by careful study of number Of cases the
doctor found that children carried bv nurses
were able TO creep and walk from about six
months to year sooner than those who lad
been carried mainly in carriages. lie pro-
poses, therefore. the abolition of carriages
unless the child is sick or weak.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-08

toNcElLEp WEArnNS.-Thc Carolina !Spaytgu
says: ''At the present term Of court there were
So'1rb! indictments for carrying concealed wa
ponS. TINS law should he explained 10 such as
cannot read. Any one carrying concealed
weapon, oven for sporting purposes as young
lien DO &oE''mcs, irs liable TO the penalties of
the lay. One mny carry them about his prem
ISes or farm, bat not when he leaves home Let
the law hc understood. i: is going to he en-.
iIrccd when CAGES are brought into tho courts"
Promises made in ailliction require a bet.
ter memory than many possess
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
Gov. ROBERTS, of Texas, exercises q

Gov. ROBERTS, of Texas, exercises a
personal supervision of the prisoners in
The State penitentiary. Most of them,
he SAYS, are young men from the North
west, East and North, who, having
strxyed from home restraints, have fall
On into bad company and got into
trouble. He tells tiein that good con-
duet will shorten their terms, end, il
they behave themselves, pardOns them
rut
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

rier and the waltzed over the .cnce and the
fought. The tarrier proved too much for Tpd-
de-, and aforc they could haul him Cf the hat
tie ground he had made good square Ecal cf
his hide. Tom was In despair: A Kind Looking
x ntlemen in a broad brim hat told h m to get
bollie OF -r. JACOBS OIL and rub him with il, and
u would cure him in no time. What does Ton
i" but steal into the chapel at Nesper time and
slide into Father Jacobs confessional box end
beg Of him bottle CT his oil with which 10 rub
his dOrg. The Father felt of Toms head; IL va.
hoi an afore Tom could utter prayer. two nicl
were lUggil' him home followed by great crowd,
ato kept at safe distance, thinking he bad
been Bit by q md do-y. The more he kNkc!
and screamed 70 be let Free the tighter they held
y. ;a him In reference 10 another torment. the
Chi'Gso HtStefa Catholic recently wrote :" M..
I.c d. Harvey, L. :. Collector of Internal Eeve.
me. OF this city, has spent over two thousand
dollars on medicine for his wife, who Was sUiier-
ii,y 'ireGdiully from rheumatism, and without
deriving any benefit whatever; yet two bottles
ii II. JACOBS OIL accomplished what the most
-s.i,tJl medical men failed in doing. We could
> this wonderful remedy did space permit us.
Tie latest man who has been made happy
through the Use of this valuable liniment Is Mr..
Iainss 4. Conlal, librarian Of the Union Catholic
Iirrary Of this city. The following Is Nj. Con
,sn+ Endorsement:
Union CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Gpi d C,tp-H Strs,t,
CHiCACo. sept JIG, 1880
'wi-h 10 add my testimony to The merits of
e., ru- cured ne of this troublesome disease,
.hich gave me great deal of bother for a long
line: but, thanks 20 TIE remedy, am cured. This
-'tN Nllent Is un>4 ,ricf ly any enc in its inter
..sI. Very respectfully,
JANIS A. CoN!AN. Librarian.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

A MONUMENT has been raised in tie
Shipka pass to commemorate the battles
which were fought there during the late
war between Russia and Turkey. 1t is
said to be . worthy memorial of the
thousands of lives, many Of them the
lives OF the bravest men in the opposing
armies, which were lost in the tIemend,
ous struggle Of Suieiman TO force the
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
1T is SENT FREE
Post Paid. to all Applicants.
address Dr. }. u. SluENtN X q sCN. No.
6oW q rcla ~, PssIsdetpssi:a- Pa
From Mr.. Il. W. II. Martin. OF Alton
Depot, Va.

x,ros Dpror, SEi-N> "a. VA, sept To- l<,a.
% J. II. s,rEs.s, Pa ii.,pni,, t.
I;- Sg: = f~I - uy det. - yo" AMI 70 all who
may 10 .ur.rios with i!.s' -,fl q Ja'e'o'.- .'nr'ia
l., .,i,,,.,u u .I> cr4,s- iss ih- n-tie la. h,- scr
a.i, ~ NJ vie'= .s',hon ~ sH ard vofr rieh Tue
che Ca Ac.aH - I.i-. ~ wife va ,aktn drsn WITH
III. Cap.ura;i,,a. s~l:e "Ae of t!- hist d~or. IN
? s.sv lie sueNd.-! tsr +. i,'ihiuy So a iasA
>. "a ,oux svc yrh.as hts I"ser bat she got wr-.
-..-y i.y L. octo,,. ca.!e. 'n"'he, dec'"!. in~t
q D. .-id .h. c,li ir-Ar i'iv hv- fer sh- had ,on-
.rs,,; . l1 t,i Ae. is.s w"s~ i'sai.s -ns. She
Al tbs TINS the Ino. a.i"' "ir any I-iS' l-: ev-s
,.-n-a lefscct skcran coughing aad spuias ifF:s
m ito. If fns.fer Iari all sai. II p,t~n, r-itre-
A., r.e said a. eur. C,s.amptirn, but nothing I'D her
,r- ..ai.
an III. :. f 0r;nl,-- ioc;,,s ani ~ icr tsei.!
. her up Il ops,.on ;l..i s.- r'il , live
- ,i,,4 iouger ~ en," go' ole & v,at boss i..
.a..s -l. lar c,s-s sSi III c.sr. aai 81 :hs STA &C
:yy, ilsr =" yoa @~'atihns her .'e. N"u ni"te
,.- 10 rr. t,, ySr me'icias' according t. the
r.a.ed liz ..ti- ard ta'.ir sd. could i~ cured
/ - c..r- bought .; vcGg T0lUs01ic SyrWp,
xeaw wced Tonic ahi Mandrake Pills. ,ni gave
,hr,, ., b-r 81. t-c,f itaIIovo - "Lcs si'i,gh
tie d.ct IT. aud fer.k said WA tnrowIns MONEY
.rtv In few day. She s't she could ia; down sri
si..ps ;hin9 -. LAD tocn abl. 10 DO siuce she
isk.n sct: hr spr-a;- Improved. and never
sui. wonderful chsnsc. ty-r,hoiy Who si~ le' Wa
s.i p,,i,,., fo~ tis Ike hal he-n tals
c.s.a'..
On l,s "a ct JJna.ry ,"g cane sat eIAmn.i lie.
lun. u, ch your Hesr 1,niet-r. You Pronounced her
right .car nearly gone, Ell the len badly affected rhs
-.,, 'hr hex f,iIne. Fi.,csa- had SD hui .on sad
.,- va ,sp-,y.r- - -: - possible.
.i.,. ih. l.; Of JGu- sb- commenced attending {" .e'
bols-ho ,.,'ie and ss confined 20 Do .ver sacs,
donc Al. ~, Ak md saving Tor herself and hsI
,eclldes ,nd t>d-g c looks better .h.n he Lss fol
vn yea:s.
Nv vii-'. e;..- - rr-,i ~ tho Sto neI
"a the mos wondrFs! iha h1. heen nads in
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

TuE late Cars apartments III the
Winter Palace remain in the same con
dition as on the day he was killed. His
private papers which deal with business
Of the state are to he sent to the archive
Office, where they will be kept twenty
years before being made public. His
wardrobe will be distributed among the
charitable institutions Of which he was
patron.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
NOtIc,

From the 10th of October, 1881, 10
he LIST of July, 1882, genuine Rock
SPRING WATER will be supplied To Gus
TONERS by Ellis 4 Co., of Bailey Springs,
Ala, at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti.corrosive car 90
Same can re6lled at. 400
Five gallons in snti-corrosive can. S.25
Same can refilled at. $50
Nine gallons in glass bottles. 80. I5o
Reasonable freight aud express rates
are given by all railroads. This water
has been known for nearly Gfty years
a. sure cure for Dyspepsis, a sure cure
for disease. OF the Kidney and Bladder,
a sure cure for all curshls Cases Of
Dropsy, a sue cure for Sc'cfulcus cases
of the Boues or Skin, and certain de
stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi
eating drink that overcomes 81 many
worthy resolutions Deprive a drunk
ard Of his dam for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty OF kock
spring W.ter. and he won't want tie
whisky; Don't you think rs wofta
irving It II you do, drop postal to
Ellis Il Co. il will cost only cent.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
s.Resp.~le COsv. MAT mia ~

DK. Il. 7. PIERCE 3unalo, \. 1.:-NGf >'T-
I write to tell you what your ''Favolite Pre-
sGription" has done for me. had been great
sufferer from feu.ale complaints. especially
dragging down." for over six years. during
much Of the time unable to work. | paid out
hundreds OF dollars without any benefit till
took three bottles VI the 'Fsvorits Prescrip-
ton" and never had anything do me so much
good in my life. l advise every sick lady to
take it, Mrs. EMILY RHoAps, McBrides, Mich.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
REACHED FROM DEsTu.

w.iiss J. CosSiin. .: >.L.r'..i. ase,., ss,s: "rr
tie ;sl q! 1870 t.Es .ita bi.culs o. the uDs>,
Gi.ovsd bs . ses-re c.Iy1. lost rpy sppstte aE !
fesh, And VA cuad I'd - mv bed. 10 1877 VAS sd-
a ,si tc the hasyts! TEA ioe;ors sArt bsi hole IN
'lEs as l ks!f dollar. A. one time report
w..t. .,fVi.ni t..at deal. gave sp hoEe. but
.ra ;,li ,;x q! la WILLIAA Hall. BAisAx roa Tus
irNs-. lo; totIie, whan, to raw surprise. con-
ry.i. ---l better. and today fse beisr than f..
IT,. -. jas;. wr.@ this ha,.ng ever, aspe ~
So ..-o,sr,i .Irss vii AXE ns WILLIAM HAtL's bAL-
So - - vance, thu, cossrarrio3 ~ c,ssn
- k.,..,.v h,,a tns- more god iifE eli ~
.;h.' ;..yas, as, have !sSsn siacs s.ok Esss'
A BrNTTY'S S?lANOrORTrS.-N Mania 'er,
y. De- !daf ~s's>; ss-r sIand u 'n'i lee To- 10y
- lS' corners, woci "Is.- if~" Hit.--.
b-t.. ',te..es, r.n frames. Siv. hacs ep's. : >r,
ss:s- 3Jt s.Ys so; ea'slo.ue pIl rs. $50 ia s!"'
~ \. Ion ~,lfareT or ulraey :slsuiSi G!ts' oLs
sr.uss; UpvishI fianOiOrios SID - f2sS; osi~-
yrrc- f5,,ta ts. .ssuusd panG:o.;eS ~ th- GL
strst!fy sr.te for ci1amct ,st c'ics
.;'.'':s.s siea,tS. Csbinet ORt{ASs. cHi .. -
r''eoa'!iss meets rAsseny ius.,ate caiac.ue i =
,sy eitpII FREE. kadIsM o. call a.Un
DANIEL n. BEATTY, wtsHlssTo', Nsw It"'rr
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

lYDIoksrIoS, dyspepsia, nervous prostrat1on
and al forms Of general debility relieved ny
tsking NESsAAN's PspToSHED BEEF Tonic. the
only PREPARATION OF beef ccn:-'rtrs its entire
aHtrlucus properties. |; contains tl""d-innk'
,iS. force &c lerstins sa'i n''--i-t%innf prop
.rti.s. ia i,Iv.,C.'fs M. ,' i.r,, r.,riitions,
xb-ther tie ress.t Of s,iausiiDn. nervous pros
ua,!or. ov.rvork G: sr'Ite dises.e, particularly
II r-sli!t;Ig rom pulmonary complaints. Cas-
vel. HszsIs. ! Co, p.nprietors. New York.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
The Dend Caun not Re Rai.cdl

nor II your lungs are badly wasted away can
you be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" 1t Is. however, unequaled
~ tonic, Alternative. AID nutritive, SID readily
cures the most obstinate cases of bronchitis
coughs, colds. and incipient Consumption. far
SURPRISING in efficacy cod liver oil. Send two
stamps for DIR. Pierce's pamphlet on Consump-
ton and Kindred Affections. Address WORLDS
DIspENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. MY
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Ink Empress OF Austria has simple
tastes, but when she goes cunning it
makes hole in her pin-noney. Her
last hunting trip to England cost $780,
OOo. The Empress rises at 5 y. Ia. to
practice gyInnastic, and after break
fast smokes cigarettes.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

A NUMBER of leading citizens Of New
York have organized a company to erect
at the corner Of Broadway and Thirty
ninth street a place Of amusement mod
eled after the European summer theatcr.
twill be- opened in April with series
Of concerts directed by Herr Strauss. OF
Vienna
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

A MARYLAND exchange refers to Mr..
Thos. g. Forward, Of Belair. that State,
who was cured Ivy. st. Jacobs Oil of
rheumatism. .-Rochestcr (N. Y } Sunday
Morning Tribune.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

The Voltsic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich. wal
send their Electro-Voltiic Belts aud other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
any person afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, and kindred troubles, guassni,c.
ng ccnple restoration Of vigor and Manhood.
Address as above without delay.
y. S.No risk Is Incarred, ~ thirty days
xial il allowed.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

OSE trouble about raising ner., pa
per man here is that, as soon As he gets
to be thoroughbred, Chicago sends 6
bench warrant in the shape of big sal
ary. and takes him away.- Ptck's .San
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Mr.. E. G. GARr,iAN. the business
manager Of the Euenin0 Dispatch, Of
York, Pa, was cured neuralgia by three
applications of st. Jacobs Oil.-BOsfon
(Mass.) Saturday Erening Express.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

THE New York Sun is alarmed TO And
that of the 447 female graduates of the
Hartford High School, only lat have
married. The Springfield Republican
says the explanation is easy. The edu-
cation makes woman more independent,
more able TO earn her own living and
enjoy it and less disposed to take sp
with the risks Of married life, until just
the right party comes along. She is less
likely to "throw herself away" in the
dea that abe must get married anyhow.
The Sea did not comment upon the fact
:hat the whole number of deaths among
.hese ~ is only twenty-five. which illus
rates the sanitary value of education
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
patron.

nervous debility. premature Old age, loss of
memory, and kindred symptoms, should send
three stamps for Part VII of psIaphlets Issued
BY Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n Y,
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Axoxe the sciensAe and mechanical
rovelies Of receut note mention may
he made of Q method for sscea tain
ing the depth Of the sea by means Of .
glass tube, closed below BY plug, and
provided above with . capillary or
iace. The tube. being full Of air, is low.
cred into the 80, when ths cir becomes
compressed and water tickles in, the
quantity Of water admitted furnishing
tAs eltum or evidence fson which ths
dap0ay be calculsted.
- ~ what ! ninistsring ssgd his
3 nmss home one Day. su8srins
J! 4. = a and she happens to have
eQpush SyruAin the honse.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

GiUcos': IS u>"' for sizing paper and
for making. printers rollers.
SUrFERgRs from Constipation should mako
one trial uf Kidney Wort and he cured.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

BUFFALO girls marry in $3.50 stock
ipgs, but are no happier than Arkansas
damsels who stand mp to be yoked in
hose that sell two pair for quarter.