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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

A Large and Successful SocIa,
Gathering foc Good Cauac.

The IRISH Land League Of this city
gave ball aud supper ON New Years
Eve, at Smiths Hall, for the beneti,
ct he League in Ireland of which this
organization in America Is a branch.
The funds realized are 10 he forwarded
10 the treasurer Ut the National League
in Ireland, and will be devoted To de-
Tending the rights and liberties 1T the
down trodden Irish from the opp,es-
sious OF their English landlords. This
was an entertainment which appealed
to every tue lrishmans hear; and
many were they who responded TO the
cali. Two hundred ard twenty-five
tickets ut 81 each were sold. AT 3
O'Clock the ball was well filled with
sturdy and handsome sons Of the
"Ould Sod" and many Il bright-eyed,
rosy checked daughter of the same
whose ready wit and vivacious man.
ners We're evidences Of the land and
the race from which she sprang. An
eSceiien. band Was stationed in front
OF the stage, under the leadership OF
Mr.. Tony Leece.
After the grand opening march the
dancing began. The gentlemen in
charge Of the fi"nr aud the arrange
meal. were assidu"us IN their efforts
TO promote the pleasures Of ali present,
and were successful in their efforts to
do il. There Was a little nook in one
conner, where all who felt SD disposed
could get refreshments OF cheering
nature. In the gallery over the en-
trance to the hall u number Of tables
were filled with creature comforts, all
Of which had been kindly contributed
by friends Of the league. These
tables were under the charge and
management Of Mrs. b. Mcdonald.
Mrs. j. Hahnehan, Mrs. Burt and
Mrs. Mary Burns. The ball was a
most ENJOYABLE success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Hon. Geo. G. Vest.

The following pen rortIxit Of Senator
Vest appeared in the Kansas City Star: :
The subject of this sketch Vas born in
frankfort, Ky, Dec. 9Th, 1850. He grad
dt2,ed at Cen;.r College, Dsnviile, il 1913,
being thea only eighteen years Ut age.
Enur years later lie graduated from the
lsw department OF TrAnsyisznia Cniver-
srty and began prscticing law At The early
age ot twenty-two. He came 10 Missouri
in 1852 and located in Pe.ii- county with
out a dollar in the world, and among
s,rsngers But he WAS moi Tong without
either. His talents scon secured for him
good business, and his genial WAYS ard
.oci.l nature surrounded bim with friends.
In 1856 he removed TO Boonvii;e, Cooper
county, and aeon hsd . large and iucra-
tive business.
in 1860 vac one Of the Douglas electors.
In the same year he was elected TO the leg
isl.ture, and was the author OF the bill
ceiling for . constitutional convention in
1861. He also introduced the ordinance
of secession under the name OF the ''Vesi
resolutions" He vas elected . member
of The Coniederst, provisional corere II
Richmond, Va, end in 1864 sst - men,
Der of the Confederate senate.
In 1872 he wss . delegate to the Balii-
more convention, and iook an active part
in the nomination nf Horace Greely. He
vas elected TO he United States senate in
1873, and year lister removed 10 ihi. city.
Ia the senate he - already recognized ~
an able MAJ, and some of his speeches
have b-en characterized o. smong the most
able and eloquent ever delivered before
that body. h 70 called The ''silver tongued
orator." and is q powerful speaker, . cred
il TO the y. s. senate, and 90 honor 10 the
great state Of Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
FAITHFUL UNTIL DEATH.
The Reason O Well Known Young
Man Of this City Does Not
Marry.

Once upon . time, as the little ones say,
there resided in the northern part OF this
state, not more than one hundred miles
from Sedalia, a charming young lady, very
much in love with her fance, a young mar
Of good family and excellent business quail
ities. Everything ran smoothly, A. Ills
said true love never does, until the -'hesvy
william" appeared upon tie scene; not
man ''whom 'twere base aattery 10 call
william" but highly respected young msn,
wiih a slight regard for versciiy, where
lice could do him greater service. He fel!
madiy in love with The young lady afore-
mentioned, who regarded him with sub
lime Indifference.
70 be brief, he, by siy hints and an
ANONYMOUS letter or two, succeeded III
breaking the eng agement between his di-
vinity and young man No. /, who. after
thst, iefr his home and came to Sedalia,
entering into business and finding friends
in the best society, and il nov one of the
best known and popular young men OF this
city.
The young lady, left to the wiles Of the
"heavy william succumbed 10 his entreai-
les and the announcement Of tine engage
ment OF her former lover to Sedslia lady,
and not two years ago married In.
''hesvy william"
Business trsnsactiOns brought him, too
to SedaEis and made il necessary for him
to settle here. %, some months after
their marriage, they settled in this city
and are now we'll known in society.
OF course the lady met her lover OF
Olien times, and st u social gathering not
long ago sn explanation came about, when
the engagement OF lover No. /, heretofore
spoken OF, was proved a myth and the hus-
band Was accordingly denounced.
The characters in this sketch are known
to but few of Sedalis's people, but they all
live and have their being IN our midst.
No one will imagine when seeing young
man, always jolly and attentive to the
ladies, dancing and talking with a pretty
married lady, who accepts his attentions
quietly. thst for her sake he remains I'M
married, and that to her he has promised
To be faithful until DEATH" Yet, The
BAzoo knows .hst such il the case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

From q gentleman Who has Just re-
turned from the Indian Territory a
BAzoO reporter learned some interest
ing facts rs to the manner in which
the Indian Territory is pol,ced. That
vast territory has only LA policemen
in its confines, and only twenty-four
of these are regulars. Tue twenty
four regulars are commanded by q
captain. who is stationed at MuskOgee,
u first lieutenant, who is stationed at
Alexandria, and a second lieutenant,
who is located at another point. The
regulars wear a blue Uniform with y
red cord down the seam of the
pantaloons, carry two huge Is inch
revolvers. and have buckled around
theie waists big belt full of metallic
cartridges. The reserves. one hundred
and twenty in number, wear = suit of
grey Kentucky jeans and are armed
like the regulars.
All Of these policemen are Indians
Of tried courage, and everyone Of
them is q "bad man With y revolver
When they point a pistol or pull n
trigger, it does not mean any funny
business, but blood or death. This
looks like a very small force to police
so large district, but they do pretty
well so long as they do not tackle .
band Of had Indians chock full Of FIRE
water. Whisky still seems to find its
way into the territory in liberal guam
titles and is generally the cause Of
trouble after it gets there.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Pleasant Party.

One Of tine most enjoyable social
affairs Of the past holiday season was
the party given BY Miss Mary Gentry
at her residence in the country on
New Years eve. The attendance was
large, the guests all happy, the re-
freshments elegant, the music first
class. the hospitality Of the entertain
ing lady and hostess unbounded and q
merry time was enjoyed by all pres
eni. The following is list of those
from the city who were honored BY
invitations, accepted the bid and
enjoyed the merry occasion: Misses
Lena Gallie, Clara Allen, Lou Barnes,
Eliza Etchie. Mary V. Gentry. Ad-
die Eitchie, Mamie Gentry. Lizzie
Allen. Eva Gentry, Cliff E-,ill, of
Howard county, and Messrs. Vic
Shaw, Cord Hall. Chas. Taylor, Ern-
est Lamv, Miller Billiard, Chas. BGl-
len. j. II. Bothwell, Thos. Fry. Thos.
Kehoe and Will Estill, Of Howard
county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

--Wha; ia griag TO happen? The JET
f.rson CITY Tribune copies the following
irom the Mcberlv Moni' or without maxi
ing any uri.vorable Comments: "Sedsiia
boasts III having spent for improvements
during the pas, year over s500,OOO. The
building mania seems 10 have struck that
town with great force, but il is possible all
theee facts have been gathered Tor publics-
,iOn to coun.s ract the recent set back she
received from the removal Ot the railroad
Offices. The recen, Ere st Parrcns, Kan
sas, nv which tie Missouri Pacific foundry
vas destroyed. will give >esialis ssmsll adj
di,ionsi population, 81 the institution will
he resurrsctsd there. We wirh Ter success.
~ she si,owa much pluck and enterprise"
-MOberiy Monitor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
THE BIG BROTHER
Who Pslinged . Couple Of Blocds
for Watching Ais Sister
Retising at Night.

Last night two would-be bloOds OF
this CITY were walking down Seventh
street, when they observed u curtain
III al upstairs window in a residences
which had been lett raised, while
through the window they saw the form
of young lady disrob,ng tor the
night.
They AZ once stopped. leaned up
against the fence and without a shad-
ow of shame began taking advantage
oi the lad,'s neglis enee IN regard to
the window binds by watching ne,
preparing tor retiring.
While they were standing there. EN-
ployed a above-stated, they became
50 inteb, ON watching every movement
that they failed 10 notice the ap-
preach of a gentleman who was No
other than the brother Of the Young
lady, who came leisurely walking
along up the sidewalk until he nearei
them, when, seeing what they were
doing, he to,e pslIng from the fence.
rushed up a0d with 1t struck one OF
them n savage blow aOoss the head
and shoulders.
The fellow yelled with paiu aad
took to his heels, while his compan,ou
turning 10 see what caused the oui-
csv, was dealt good orthodox blow
With the psl'ng across the face
lie partially warded oil the blow
with his upl,lted arms, and the pai-
ing swInger is not certain whether HIS
face WAS struck 80 As TO mark IL or
not. He iutaed 10 run. tae brother
/ following, and Striking LIm >evcia.
.,mes, ualil tue corner Of lac biock
was reached, by 'urning which tie
ruiiiaa escaped.
The boomer knows who both the
youag inca are, but j, is fair 10 pre-
some they will never ven'ure to
again eoSase in the shameless bus;-
ness Of watching ladies i-ti,ing at
night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Gallant Gents.

Yesterday afternoon two ladies from tn.
country, who were in the city in sleigh
were 40 unfortunate while driving down
Lamine street, between Second and Third
as to break a sleigh runner, thus rendering
them unable 20 proceed further. A coCpi.
of gentlemen, whose places oil business -re
near by the place where the break down
occurred. galiantly volunteered their ser-
vices and worked gratiuousiy for Two hour
IN repairing the sleigh runner before they
could place il in running order. The
ladies thanking them, proceeded hnmeward
but where is the villain that said gallantry
Was dying out amoung the gentlemen Of
this generation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Wreck.

A team belonging to Helm & Siehe. Of
the Sedslis brewery, when near the Pacific
freight depot. little after noon yesterday,
became frightened At a trsin of moving
cans, and ran away. Bud Shanks was do
ing the driving. and on the seat with him
we're two small boys. Bad was thrown
to the ground a short distance from the
depot, and he says one of the wheels passed
over his left arm. The team and wagon
came west on Third street until Gold'-
lumber yard was reached, when one of the
wheels was knocked of by coming in con-
tact with . telegraph post on the corner
The wagon was overturned and completely
wrecked few feet distant, the two small
boys being under the wreck, among which
Vas several bee: kegs. they were not in
jured, however, and &C N scampered off
The wagon looked like i had been struck
By . tornado. 1t w6S indeed fortunate
that nothing more ser oIs resulted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
T. J. CUMMINGS, sR.
His Death 1t Warsaw, Indiana.

Thos. ]. Cummings il dead. Tie old
gentlemen who was 20 we'll known in Sc.
d.Iia, quick spoken, fast walker, active in
every particular, died NJ the rssidence Of
his nephew At Warsaw, Indiana, December
g. 1850. aged "a yesrr. his birthday being
on the l4ih day of December.
Mr.. CGmmings vac born in Lexington,
Nv. He lett hope st the eye oil Is tn pad
die HE o~n way in the world. lie went 10
r.. Wayne. Indiana, and engaged in ira
ding with Indians. In 1879 he vent 10
Log.n-port snd continued Il aiding with the
Indians InlS3l, on February the 10Th, he
~as married Ia Mssssret ID. Williamson.
who survives him.
In January, 1866. he. iised of the life in
an old settled Country, y country which he
bad seen gov i,om . forest To fertile and
productive land, he csme 10 Sedaiis. then
border town, with a lev s'rsygIing wooden
houses 10 marx the place where nov stands
popuious city.
His career in Sedalia vas IN active one.
si~.,s at work. He possessed an indow.
liable will, enIerprising. ambitious, hone Z
and f.ucs:. He had secured large comp.
;ency. which he leaves behind xith hi.
good meme and exsmvie, ~ a monument 10
what energy could accomplish.
The DECEASED va a Temas kable nan and
many chnrsc.eri-;ic anec.ioie. could BE-
told OF him, which would illustrate the
character aud eccenuici.es OF his life and
career.
lie leaves widow ard four grown chill.
drrn TO niou;n HI. loss
His remains were inferred al Losan-pcri
Indiana.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A, II. Potter,

A Belleville correspondent OF the S..
Louis Post-Dispatch says: A. 3. Potter,
the yonng man arrested a few days ego for
soliciting money under faIse pretenses from
several parties in Bellevilie, IVES released
Yesterday on q 500 bond. He lives IN
East st. Louis. and ia very we'll connected
his wife being the owner Of some valuable
real estate property. Tue bond was fur
nished BY his wife, through her agent
Shortly after Potter left Belleville the
sheriff received several messages from vsri-
cue parts of Illinois TO bold the man, rs he
VIVA wanted elsewhere for similar offenses.
Bellevii!e las undoubtedly seen the las,
of Potter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Kids Pen.

Yesterday morning in police court
the recorder fined james Turley, a
sixteen-year-old boy, SIS for having
carried concealed weapons, a revolver
being found ON his person. Officer
Holiday reported that he was in
formed by a white man that the boy
had fred the revolver at him, but
when the boy was arraigned, as the
white man aforesaid did not appear
against him, the case was dismissed as
70 that charge. and a fine for carry
ing concealed weapons alone was
levied. As he had no dust he now re-
pines In cell No. 2.
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w. L. BETTER e. co.
Stone Showers.


Last Saturday, while Isaac Reed and
bis four children were picking cotton
upon portion Of land belonging to
Newton Gates. 10 this county, stones
began 10 fall about, when Mr.. Reed,
III anger. graspcd up u stone and
exclaimed: Whoever you are, if you
don't stop y"u will get this!" holding
up the stone in his hand. But the
stones kept On falling so fast all began
to wonder who could be throwing
them, when it WAS noticed that they
were rising off the ground about them
and falling back So strange sight
cause,i them to leave the field and 20
to the house near by. when the stone
falling commenced there. Sumo Of
the near neighbors we're sent for,
among them n Gates and j. Baze
Ga sister o! whom is Mr.. Reeds wife,,
and also saw the stones falling. some
Of which we're hot, and all testify to
the same faets-fOr facts they are
but as to the cause none of them
pretend TO know. Nov, some will he
so incredulous AS utterly to deny this,
and cry out, ''Pshaw!" and "supers'i-
iion;' vet in spite Of ali. these are
well established facts. as humaa ,es-
timony can establish. Better accept
of them as facts, and 60 to iavesti-
eating for the cause. On Monday
week the same manifestations were
repeated at the same place. and one
Of the stones struck little boy on the
foot, and another stone struck Mr..
Bazel Oh the shoulders. Ey the wav,
this is not the first time that these
sort Of manifestations" aud appear
ances." or call them by what name
YOU please. have occurred, for IN other
places in this Stale aud Virginia such
have occurred.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Mysteriously Disappeared.

About one month ago young fellow.
seventeen years Of sse, named c. A. Fed
burn, residing Fear Wsrren-bur2. mvsteri
ously disappeared and hss not since been
heard from. He Was BY occupation .
stock feeder, and at the time when last seen
had $500 on his penson. He vas Last seen
at Wsiker station. in Vernon county.
Dilieeni search has been msde for him
without effect. He was light complexioned,
FIVE feet three inches in height, heavy rel,
with dark blue eye-.
HE brother passed through the city yea
:erdsy in search Of him, tho Oh he expr~-~-
ed little hope. in conversation with BAzo0
reporter, of being able TO find him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Express Companies Lock Horus.

The Adams Express company has here
,ofore done the exclusive express business
on the Kansas and T.z,s division oi the
Missouri Pacific road. Since the Missouri
Pacific road took tie late NJ, X. & 7 un.
der lie wing and named it the Kansas and
Texas diyision, the Pacific Express con-
pAny began placing iis line Of messengers
sn that road. The Adams then applied
Tor temporary injunction To restrain the
Pacific ircGi 40 doing aniil . bearing could
ne had on the merit. 81 Topeks, Kansas, Oh
the 6f'h ins,., which was granted. The
probabilities are now that the fight between
the two rival Companies will be . red not
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Life in The Crescent City.

Orleans pleasure is not neglected, and a
grand promenade concert in connection
with the Path grand extraordinary semi-
annual drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery was superintehded by Generals 6.
T. Besurseard, of La, and Gubsl A. Esrly,
of Va, 1t which prizes amounting TO 1922 =
600 we're placed in the wheel and fairiy
distributed. The next drawing takes place
January llih, and any one sending 81 TO
NJ. A. DauphIn. New Orleans, La, or same
person at No 3l9 Broadway, n. Y. city,
may get 10000. Why may it not be tie
reader?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
POCKETBOOKSi
Ladies' POrtmOnies and
all kinds of Books for carry
ing money, bills, etc., at J.
West GoOdwin's Stationery
Store.
Ayousing IL Readers.

IN alalnD Il b e at midnight is start
ling thing, but no. half 20 startling TO
many Who hear il as would be the sudden
knowledge Of their own dangerous pbys:-
cal condition. Thousands Of thousands
are hu,rying To Their graves because thsy
ere carelessly indifferent to the in-idious in
roads Of disease ard The mesns Of cure. IL
il the mission Of III. II. Warner & Co.,
with their SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure, to
arouse men to sense OF their dsRger and
then cn,e hem - Memphis Appeal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Forgot to Turn the Water Of.

On Friday night at Fidelio hall
some one attempted to turn on the
water from the city water pipes. On
account of it being frozen it failed to
flow. but care was not taken to close
the stop. When the water thawed
out about daylight it began flowing
and so continued until it had flooded
everything, running al! over the floor,
out the door and down stairs into the
street. 1t was finally turned of.
Little damage was done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Pair Of Frightened Reporters.

Several ladies, VINO were percent, say
that The tvo reporters who attended the
Chris'mas tree and exercises ss the court
house. given under the auspicr> OF the Epis-
copal church on last Tuesday night, seemed
frightened and nysii6ed when the rector
began reading from the ritual; that the
msnt and seemed slm1t resdy TO dash
from the room to escape from the sane
Oh, veil, the reporters have not been &C.
customed to that kind Of fodder and it Is
10 little wonder they were scared,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
'FROLICHES NEU YHAR."

How the Fldello Club Made it so
A Bail Interspersed With Vocal
and Instrumental Music, and Q
Musical Burlesque-With Ven
Webb und Gesang They See the
Old Year Out and the New Year
In.
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TARGET Proc. ice.

Yes.erdsv few of the members OF the
Sedalis Rifles went out tu Sichers' PARK 10
get the hang OF their guns, and probably g.
prepare themselves for rome future con,es,
with the crack shots OF the q &. Gs. The
parties Who pr.cticed yesierda, shot ut The
regular Cre~imoor target, nj distance Of
100 yards. OF hand. Each party fred 20
shots, with the following
SCORE:
Naylor Newkirk-
3 2 $4,000 OO043330-A
Ed. Barrett
4O5 OO3O5IOO3502542G0-S9
A. :. Caidwell-
4 54i44l2Oi43530445SO-66
LOUIS Beck
3 600 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-S
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Ga FRIDAY night. At her re.idence in
Dresden, Mrs. w. Y. Evans, after . pro-
tracted illness, died, aged 6f'y-one YEAR.
Deceased vac The mOiher-in-las Of Mr.
James Age~, Of this CITY, and enjoyed the
friendship Of . great many scqusintspce.
in Sedsiia. She had been for manv year
a s,aunch member Of the Methodist church,
aud lady Who priced her religious priv
leees highly.
The fcneral services will take plsce to-
morrow si the Baptist church in Dresden,
Rev. Godby officiating. Friends Of The
family are invited.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Surprise Party.

On Friday night about twenty five
couples Of the young friends Of Miss L.
Pllkington surprised her at her residence.
The surprise Was complete. but the young
lady entertain the COMPANY IN . hospita-
BILE and jolly msnner until late hour.
R-frshmenis were served, aud with music
and social chatting the evening vas enjoy
sblv spent
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

Mrs. Dora French, Who will be re-
msra bered rs having given readings here
some two years ago. has adopted abe stage
as profession She studied under Geo.
Vandenhoff, and now plsvs "DoIiy Dat.
ton" in Heel Kirke with the travelling
company. Her stage name IL Dora Leigh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Taken Back 70 Johnson County

Marshal Sill, Of Holden, arrived in the
city yesterday morning and last evening
took back to johnson county John Cleary,
Who was held in The Sedalia Jail on a
charge Of having burglarized saloon in
Holden.
Still informed the BAZ0o man that he
knew nothing in regard to what was wantoi
Of Cleary. The prosecuting attorney had
sent for him, but beyond that he knew
nothing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Strong ConQueror.

According TO IN Illinois exchange, our
day. Of rheumatism are veil nigh num-
b-rpd ST. Jscob- Oil enters Q rhsum attic
territory and conquen every subject.
rhsts right. We believe in it.-Nil1au-
kee Evening Wisconsin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
OleH.

At 10 p. m, Friday, FEC. 81, Mrs. Huilen.
back, wife of Casi-: Huiientack, anG
mother of Mrs. Geor.. Ridgeway.
The funeral will tax place from the fem.
ily residence, corner OF Seventh and La
fsvette streets, at 2 p. m. to-day, Rev. Var
Wagner ofic:s ting. Friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

MIR. John M-urer, T,,u-si!le, Pa. re-
laies the following: On many occasions
have had to u-e st. jacobs OIL in INV
family. Ny daughter suffered for niue
seeks with -everest rheumatic pains. The
6rst application Of Sc. jacobs Oil gave
prompt relief. The psins left, the swell
ing subsided. and in three days time she
bad th. use of her links again. One bot
tie cured her.