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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-14
THE MORPHINE ROUTE.
An Inquest Held Over the Re.
mains of Mrs. W. W. John.
son Yesterday.
The Jury's Verdict il That She
Died From the Effects of Q
Dose Of Poison.

| IL the SUNDAY MORNING BAzoO fnl! par.
ticuiars Of the death Of Mrs. w. w. John.
srn, wife Of tes0ste. Who lives in String
town. we're given. Ii sill he remembered
and yesterday II VAS deemed advisable to
hold IN inquest over the remnins, a. it he'd
become ,umored arunnd that che had com.
mitied suicide. 1hia wxs Gore, urd~r the
direction Of Cns"nsr King, md ;ke follow
ing il tie testimony elected, together with
the verdict:
w. w. Johnsor, the inst witness sworr,
said he MS q i@sn,ster snd the hus b =nd Of
the iste..e.. Mn. Perry l@e johnson.
They wire married in sedaIia On March 4,
1850. His vile .i- light supper On Fri.
! day night and seeard about ~ usual Sub.
sequently she trepsred supper for Mr.. COL
Iins and his con. About seven O'Clock she
said she felt like having rmothsring spell.
About nine o'clock she bad smothering
spell aad bee Ame unconscious. She re-
NAMED -peechiers about thirty minntea
She complained of being desthIy sick.
She hes been sui jeet 10 these smotherine
-pells. After she died found in her dress
pocket, which che wore on Friday. an
empty envelope which wss labeled Nor
phine." Mn. Sieel purchased the NOR
phine. Ny wife threatened 10 tske her
life last fall while in the ChOctsw nation.
She has . little girl living with some peo-
pie near Brownsville, ssed shout ten years
She has not seen her little girl for six or
seven yean.
L,szie Sieel ~. the next witness, and
testified: Mn. johnson .sked me on FRI
day to get her thirty cents worth Of NOR.
phine She gave me City cents. bought
some cloth and the morphipe for her. She
ssid she took she morphine to relieve her
Of the pain in her back. She said not 10
tell her husband.
Dr.. e. w. Hsmisfar, Who attended the
deceased, testified thst he waa called TO see
her At 6 q. N. June 4 / found her in
sensible, and I thought she Ma dying She
would not swallow. think she died from
the effect OF some poisonous substance in
her system.
DR.. Wv. Walker testified that he he
iieved thst the symptoms which attended
the death Of the deceased vas that which
follows morphias poi'oning.
This concluded The testimony and the
jury rendered the following verdict: That
the dsce.sed came to her death BY IN over.
dose of morphine, administered BY her own
hsnd.
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Irecipitateo . Serious Acct.
dent On The Missouri paci.
40 Red Last Iysning,
Causing the East Dound Pasoongor
Train 20 b Delayed Until
81. n. To-day.

The paassgss train froo Kassss City,
due u 1915 lest siehs, did nos arrive until
> o'clock this oesning. and . train vss
osds I'D here ssd l<is los 81 Louie on
tune. Ths cess Of The delay zee the
vssckisg Of fright trsis No. -, near the
90 vosks il Ksasss City. shout S e'elock
yss'sedsy evening. ihHs obasructins The
sssess al seopriag The moving Of trains.
Al that iios, - Pct Cssssss. vi,h es.
siss No. Q. 80 psliing cot Of Kansss
City. - soslssd too section nss ct work
~ The ioos Of Campbell street. o. closer
Inspection he ssv that . rail had been
tskss sss vish ~ perposs Of putting in
ssv oss. He - Thea aAoas $50 yards
from then and eo,ss doss srsds uader
foil hssd d sasao. He iomedisiely
vhistkd "desn besAss" and revsr.ed his
eoRiss. bot il 20 too lsse. The fireman
and one VI The bsskeosn jumped from the
issis. bot Connss stuck to the engine. The
train Dashed isao the broken place. throw
ING two esn doss The sobsskneuI
The sagiss fell across The msrrov gauge
track, and Icy 9th one side half embedded
in the soft soil. The first iulimstioa the
seesios hsnSs seemed to have Of the ap-
psoseh Of the train vss when the engineer
shisslsd ssd rsvessed the engine. Then
they thssv op both hssds and ssood e.nc-
ing up and dosn in alaoss lud;crous anx-
iesy ussil the train struck. Byst.nders ssy
that the train vss not Jagged, and ,ha,
vhsa 6rss see. The section hands were
Working away like beavers trying to get
the rail in. While their A.s lay along side
Of then By the srsck. The section boss
bad just gone down The road With pert Of
the gsag before the accident occurred.
Luckily no one - killed. The engineer
jumped from bic engine after everything
he'd ssopped. onbust.
The two cars vers pulled hack on the
track lest evening. bot the engine couiA
DOT - removed ustil to-day. Until then
The asSssv gauge track Was % ohssructed |
that no trains could p.ss.
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81. Louis Post. Dispatch
Among the sensations Of the dav i
the report that an affair Of honor exist.
between Messrs. John NJ. Glover and
Fred. w. Paramore. The cause Of
the bad blood has not vet developed.
Mr.. Glover il popular attorney, and
. man Who has distinguished himself
BY several personal recontres in which
he has always been victorious. Mr..
Psramore II the son of President
ParamOrs, If the ST. Louis Compress
Company, and . young man who has
countless friends in the city. The
difference Of opinion which exists be-
tween these two worthy Young gen.
tlemen 6rst took form Yesterday noon
on a steet car Of the Washington
Avenue Line. II was between ~
and o'clock. The young men were
seated together in the front end of the
car and engaged in ordinary CONVEX
satiou. They did not seem to he ex-
cited or in any wav angry. according
tn the testimony Of other passengers
A gentleman who was seated opposite
says he s""k no particular notice Of
them, and that their language was Of
the mil.lest type. All at once, how
ever, Glover half arose and struck
Paramore fierce blow square in the
face. A scuffle esued. but no damage
was done, ss the other passengers in
terfered. There were about ten pas
sengers in the car at the time, one of
them being lady. The fighters we're
requested tn desist their 6sticufs on
account If the presence Of this lady.
They did - at once and both apollo
eized handsomely for their rudeness.
They then took their seats. looking
verv black At one another, hut indulg.
ing in very little conversation. Be-
fore le.ving the car. however, they
mntusilv sereed that the affair must
he followed up. Clover proposed
that meeting of seconds be Eeld at 2
o'clock TODAY to arrange the particu-
lars, but this hour not being salts
factory it was finally agreed that 6
o'clock should he the hour. A party
who sat next to the two young men
ssvs that their conversation WA of a
lady. Unless friends interfere it
would therefore seem that St. Louis
is likelv to he treated to tie sensation
Of = society duel. Both young men
are known to he verv plucky. Neither
me Is married. but Paramore is said to
he espoused tn = we'll known belle of
the city. When the duel will take
place or what weapons will be chosen.
i is next to impossible to ascertain.
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''She insists that il = more important
that her family shalt Be kept il fall health
then that she should havs all the faahios-
able drssaes and stylss Of the TINES. She
therefore sees 10 Il that each 0eober Of
her family il supplisd With enough Hop
Bitten. 1t the 6rst appearance Of aay yoP-
toms Of Ill health, n preveat &c Of SICK.
neas With il atteedsat expease, eass md
anxiety. All vo0es should exercise shsir
wisdom il this way."-Nss Hsves Pslla-
dium.
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win - besd ~ vas.ise7 The signal
pssAsPs 81 the sass approach Of that more
terrible disssss eossaoptiso. All your
selves % - eas a0esd, Tor he ssks Of sav-
isg 50 essss. - rss shs risk nd Do sosAisg
jes il We ksov isoo sxpssisses that
ShiIeA's Care vill care yosr cough. II
ssVss isih TAis sxplaias vhy more than
. oilliee bottles vsss ssld ~ psse year.
Il relieves esosp ~ vhoopiss eouGA ct
eees. neshsss. q ~ y without Il. For
laos baek, 80 - eAs.e, - SAiloAs Po-
soss Plssass. Sid - yesr drsegisG
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A6A0AcIOUS HEN.

'How dye dof" he asked, with q
grin Of familiar recognition. "Don'l
seem to know me. do 70! 1 was ia
here last fall and gave yer some
anecdotes about some snakes down In
my parts. Remember"
Eyes" growled the city editor, 81
reoolIect you. All your sake stories
were lies. aud We got letters from all
over town saying 50. What do you
want now ?!
''You don't tell me" ruminatsd the
snake man, smoothing his hat softly.
Lies. were they! Mebbe the parties
as writ to you kuowd more about
them snakes then me. Prhaps what
/ come 70 tell yer about my speck;ed
hen With hackle, is all lies, too"
"What isas she done :"
''Sheis done mors'n the snakes, and
if the enakes var lies that hens .
wopper. that's oil I can say" and he
looked deeply injured.
s'Tell % about her, anyway" sand
the city editor.
Eyer keafn about the cat that
hstcaed chickens. l reckon. Well,
my old speckled hens been discountin'
that cat. She's hatched four brood OF
kittens, ono in each brood"
"Oh, 90 home, and sleep it off,"
recommended the indignant city
editor.
"Fact! Four brood, and oneto the
brood. I seen her gettin' restless and
setten around on things and tried for
u knock her out o the idee. No use.
She'd onto . hot 1t iron but what
she'd set. Fost she Matched an old
milk bale into tin cups. and then she
squatted on some dough that was
cot to rise. and I'm slugged if she
didn't hatch out dozen buscuit and
then try to learn 'em to swim. I seen
she vas gittin' right broody. and
says 70 the old woman. says I. Mar.
sumpin' must be done for the speckled
hen With the blue hackle.' Mar
stumbled to the idee. and says she,
.Yoa bet your life !" 20 with that We
iigurered what we'd best do. While
We was 6gurin' she rot on . load Of
cord wood, and I'll eat . grind stun if
it didn't come out ill sawed and split.
I'm teilin' yer this 20 yer won't think
the kittens was unnot'ral. Well, mar
and me 6ggered. and while We was
figgerin' the spsckled hen was 6ggerin'
too. She hoped on to . bar1 o,
scrap iron. and I'm drunk If she didn't
whack out two hundred papers o'tacks.
We seen that sumpin' had got for to
be done right of. but before We hit
onto the scheme, yer can lick me If .
tornado didn't take tho roof right offn
my house. Of course, yer know. We
forgot the old hen fer . few days.
Dig my skin If she didn't set on the
pump handle and hatch it into tooth b.
picks Sures yer born. Somehow
my reapin' machine got under her one
night, and the next mornin' it was
railroad spikes. You never seen
nothin' Ike it. She was bent fer to
Set I'll tell yer. There was three
hard shell CLANS IN our yard, and she
not on them aud Matched out Holsters.
II she didn't I'm liar"
mo doubt of it. But how about
the kittens p
"Well. the men came to put . new
roof On the house got there jest before
dinner, and left their tools into the
the yard. I sesa the old hen vatchin'
them took, bat 1 jidut think no
harn. Just before that
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MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
The Delightful Time Had ct Q
Country Residence Last
Night.

''ss. Cloud, The delightful country resi.
dsses Of NJ. and Nss. J.el Gessry, some
six aiIss northeast Of this city, vas LA,
night the seess Of iessivisy rarely sur
psssed. The occasion v.s . oooolish,
picnic, psrsicip tied 10 BY the following
young people Of SsdsIia and vicinity:
Mics. Ssllss Potter, Liss:e Allen, Belle
Hall, Lou Bssses. Fannie Bsrnss, Alice
Parker, Hattie Marvin, Sue Evans, MolIie
Hughes, Addis Riichey. Anna R,tchsy,
Bssiie 0sessy. Nm. 8. X. Ballard, end
Nesssa W. II. Thorpe. Ed. llsenfri's. 7.
n. Kehoe. G. r Hall. Jan. 4. Gsa,ry, j.
n. bo,hvsll, C. W. Bullen, Miller Bul-
lard, & Z. Ballard, R. C. Sosed, Frank
Shuts, w. Sssed. NayIos Ne~kirk, Will
Risehsy, AID NJ. and Mr.. Carter. Of So
line eosssy.
The party lsft Ssdslia shortly after six
o'clock in bsesiss end drove to est. Cloud. -
vbsse they we're welcomed By Ms. Geetry,
a.sisssd b hss dauehtsss. Nisss May and
Mamie and Nm. q. II. Mosrison, Of Den.
sss, Col. Tie houas 80 thovn open, and
never vese guests more ROYALTY sssertained.
Nn. Gentry and her dsughssss fully sue
ssininG their former repotasioa in this di-
rscsios. Throughout the ssriy part Of the
evening the company ssse sa,sstsinsd in
diven vsys. vocal and isslrnussssl music
sdding not little 10 the sr;,ynsos Of the
occasion.
Al sbost eleven o'elsck o. elegant ~
pest - sesssd, vA;eh eossistsd Of oil the
dslieaeiss ssd dsiasies imaginable. II vas
t. issss, isdesd, ssa called forth high COM
oesdasioa iron shess vho vsss Fortunate
esoagh 70 - in asssudsscs.
Sapper evss, . couple 81 more houn
vers spsas plessaasiy bcasssh the hospit-
allie rooi. end about one o'clock the guests
returned To the city. all voting shss 'hey
hsd never paced lev short hours more
0lsass oslv
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A shoasasds 60 ssssiiy, thsss b sssh-
i.g - ossA 70 - assirsd - pssisse sieh1
I'D pesSsss siehs CO osly b e6saissd D
ssiag pssisss sPsetseisa C. g. Taylos on
ovs oPsieias, sxsseiss great skil ssd p
tisaee Il itsiag thoss Dssdisg sPseaaela,
nth 60 I'D eoalosS o - vo>eR. dtl
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We have sspssdy and positive cure
Tor estasrh, diphthsris, canksr mouth and
hsadache. il shllohs Csiarrh Remedy. A
sassl isisesos Tree With each bottle. Use
IL II Jon desire health and sweet breath.
Prize 80 essta. Sold By your druggist.
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Death Of Martin Ineram.

Beotoa II. Ingram, -, received teSe.
gran this morning assousciag shs dsssh
Of bic father. Aastis lsgrso, ut his hooe
in Springfield, Mo-, st II o'clock lass aishs,
Of BsighsS disssss Of shs kidssys, - she
18th year Of HE -.
For Tie pest shrss vssks Mr.. and Nm.
Iaerao have .bsea ss The bsdside Of their
fsahsr, and il ~ osly Lest night shss
NJ. Ingram returned. hn vile bsviag Pre-
eeded hin 0oe day.
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z. Il. shaw.

Relatives or friesds Of z. I. SHAW, form.
srly Of Sedalis. No, bat lately Of Albs-
querqos, New Mexico, vill do vsll . ID
drss Berry Beos, Alboqussqus. Nsv
Mexico, for isfosussioa eosesssiag said
1Asv, - b died suddssly without lsavisg
The sddssD Of hi relssivss.
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fTeSpcuu~uct tntcNsO
Paris, May.-I do not think that
French reporters ss class are BY any
means equal to their confreres in Eng
land and America. Generally speak
ing they make up by their inventive
powers for any lack Of enterprise in
news gathering. Still there are ex-
cepti0ns to all rules. aud ! mean to re-
late to you one Of the cases where
. Paris reporter did some clever work.
This affair happened at the time
the Tropmann murder case vas agi-
Eating all France, about 1871 or 2.
and when everybody was eager for
details. A certain Paris Journal sent
. reporter down to Cernay to work up
the matter. 1t was at Cernay that
the father Of Tropmann resided. The
reporter arrived there, called upon the
justice Of the peace and commission
aire Of police, invited them to follow
him to the MARIE (town halD, there
took bis seat in the judges chair, and
With unparalleled audacity ordered the
garde chsmpetre (coossable) to 90 and
bring the murderer's father. The off,
Gals made no objection. the reporter
having conquered them BY bis air and
assurance. When the father Of Trop-
mann was brought before him, the re-
porter questioaed him a. though off,
cially commissioned to do 60. The re-
suit of the cross-examinati0n was that
the son had written to his father on
the eve Of the day and also on the
very day Of the CRIME. Then the re-
porter ordered: "Aions. le commits
sairs de police. please 90 to the Wit
nesses house and seine those Letters"
The funcsionary obsyed. The letters
we're brought, the reporter read them
and found them full of evidence
of Tropmannis guilt, copied them
carefully, and then With q solemn air
handed the originals to the justice of
the peace. and asked him to seal them
up carefully and keep them for the
further use Of the court. Then pock-
citing the copies, the reporter bowed
to the gentlemen and left. It Was II
o'clock p. M. and the next regular
passenger train for Paris would not
leave ill evening. If be sent his
precious report bv that train it would
reach Paris too late for the morning
edition of bis paper. Besides he met
two other Paris reporters who had
Just arrived in search of news, and
would soon, probably, learn about the
events just occurred. What does be
dot He goes to bis brother reporters
and tells them: II am dying Of
hunger, my friends. Let US break
fast together. You 60 over to the
tavern and order . good breakfast.
With plenty Of vine, you know, and
III come presently" The two friends
did just - be directed them, while the
Willy reporter slipped away to the rail.
rood station, where by bribing the Of
6cials be was permitted to leave on q
freight train starting Immediately,
caught . passenger train for Paris at q
junction with another railway, and ar
rived at the Office of his paper about
midnight. The 6rst page Of the pa
per was already in type. bat Was COM
pletely reset With his news, and the
next morning eighty thousand copies
Of the Doper were sold.
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Christopher C. Hssteabach died rather
suddenly, in the 6ftieth yssr Of his aee, at
his residence on the north side Of The rail.
road, 1t l:30 this afternoon. M. Harten.
bach hss been afflicted for shout . year
past With that dreaded diseas, cossunp-
tion, hut bis illness vas not considered dan
eerous. and no physician vss called 70 si-
tend him until about 1880 o'cIork this
morning.
Deceased - one Of The oldsss rssidesta
of this city, hssing eoaducssd ths 6rss be-
tel ever erected in this place. he ~ .
man Of many good traits Of character, and
va yell liked By al. He leaves three
children and loving vile TO oovrn his
loas.
The funeral will take place iron The
family rssidsees so-oofrow II 2 o'clock.
the Rev. Johns olkcissins. Frieeds Of Tie
family ass invited 70 atiesd.
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30IOOOo40s
Gsribaldi's hair il white - SNOW.
Wendell Philips l. just sixty nine.
Thomas Je6erson was . god violin
player.
The Emperor William, old % he u.
killed lis deer and Wild boars during bis
recent hunting excussion - Letsingen.
Molly, the Distinguished historian,
siismed that the gout Of Charles v.
changed The dsstines OF The world. So
much depends upon seeming tr,Aes.
Mr.. n. 81. Warner, Of Rochester, N.
T., IL ose Of the most liberal asd public
spirited Of Americas self-oade Dea, and
he 10 usiag the wealth which the popu.
lsrity ssd vslae of his Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure have brought hio most 3D.
oirsbly.
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Vented.

Two boys from fifteen 70 eighteen yeas
Of age, .ith fair education, 10 learn the
printing and book binding basinsss. Each
must obligats hinseIf 10 stay three
yean and those MT willing TO Do this need
not apply. Boys living With their parssts
preferred. Apply 1t Tie RAsoo eoussing
room. 6-Sdsf.
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SAW MILLPOETRY.

n~faER's byElxe.
Close the shutters. mothers dyeing.
10 not Yet the neighbour stare.
Or perhaP. they'll soon BE- crying.
$50 the old fool dye her hair.
now rsuE.
Nov patient the angler sits through the ionI
With is,innows 10th lively and fat
AZ ahs advent Of night,
Ne iAs not bod 6ste.
Save the ones he got under his hat.
pousrn srEEkr JOHNNY.
The season 10 Ger
Al the theAter door
The mashsr can no longer stand, poor "beat =
But under plug
He will st,Ow his mug"
The beastiiest brute upon the whole street:
indianapolis Herald.
rHe D,rvrssxcE.
When clouds rolf over natures earth,
And fold IN inaatiing blue,
The young men grab an uinbref
Aud scoot the doorway through.
But the rls their aiken stockings don
And h,e them the street.
Where wxlkinx mid the slush and mud
They shOw their pretty feet.
detroit Chat.
TINE SOCIETY kEp0kTER.
He wears penny flower in mis- coat,
Ladida,
And . paper collar round his throat.
lafids;
In his hand peGay stick,
In hss sVoth . senny Psck,
Not Penay in his pocket
LAdIda.
the snALL BOT.
NJ. hs.tss the patient boy ..sy.
For worm 70 Dig and scrntch;
And after itching half = day,
Has not y single catch.
Too true alas, too true. Yet, ala,
when he has ceased 70 roam
Among the ponds, h~ sees has ma,
And catches II AT home.
-whissm.port Breakfast Table.
rss LUBE
"whst bait do you use," said \ saint to the
when you fish where tie souls Of men
atspuOd,"
SWELL for special tastes" SAID the king OF evil,
''tioid and ianse are the hest have found"
"k3ut for gen raj use?" SAID the saint. "Ah,
Sad the demon. 81 angle for man. not men,
Aud a thing hate
Is 10 change iny tar,
So fish with woman the whole year round"
II. Boyle UkeIlly.
nornEx'. cLock.
A youth sat on . sofa vide,
Within y Dsarl0r dim ;
The maid who fingered by his side
Was all the world 10 him.
What brought that glad light to his eyes
That cadence in hrs tone
Why burns the lamp Of love 40 high,
Though mI1utGht's hour hath hUWnt
The clock shove the glowing CRATE
Has stopped IT haif-past ten;
And long ~ that young man may wait,
IL will mot strike again.
Tne artful maiden knows full well
What makes the clock act sO,
And shy earthly power can tell
The hour for him to 60.
Springfield Republican.
REyeRIEs OF aKAef W0aEN.
Oh, the saughty, naughty men,
Hoe d0te upon them when
sm sitting on the sofa in the eve;
When my waist is sbyly measured
By the arm 0f one that's treasured.
oh, % ds.ry-you should gaze upon me then.
-t;xii Hamilton in Tsrre Hauts Saturday Night.
Yes. the naughty, dreadful chaps
When ! sat upon their laps
Az the gitsbous moon - w,nking Mt the sun,
ny heart 10 - . duiter
As my lips serenely mutter,
'Whai are woman's rights to what they might
have beeni
susan d. Anthony in Cambridge Tribune.
Yes. the dear good wicked creaturss,
Win such dreadful ugly features.
How they shout when appear before the
scene;
They say I'm fearful slender,
That I've got Grseian bender,
And when in BOSTON I'D . mouth for pork
and beans. Sarah Berulafit,
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Mn. Jslis E. 6sssess, q Hsssy
county, Who hes bsss visss,ag issssds 10
6edalis ios ths psA tvo sssks, lett Let
evening Tor Brov.svills asd ovsse 6ps,ags,
where ~ BAsoo hops - vill PsSs ~
TIM pleasantly dariag ~ Say.
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The Hove Scale company sslasgsd
lheir works tvies lsse year 70 osss IL d.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-14

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people that posseases - nseh real issrin-
aie value - The Hop Bitten. Just II this
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ter. An ounce Of pssssssios - worth .
poond Of cure. % dos's vais until you are
psossr sted b. . disesss iAss nay take
usoaths ior you TO recover iu.-Boseoa
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