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

/ Whereas, VIM. Mel aIsland and Saliie.
! McCsusland his wife, by their certain deed
| vi trust. dated November II, 1870, and re
! corded III the recorders office for Benton
| county. IN the state Of Missouri. la dec
book y, pages ninety flour and ninety-five,
conveyed to james NJ. Byler. as trustee, all
the following described real estate, tO-wit ::
The north half OF the southeast quarter OF
section twenty -one {2l) and the east half OF
nineteen and one-tenth (l9 l-l0) acres Of
OF the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty (2G) all In town
ship forty-three AS and range twenty
three (23} in Benton county, Missouri, which
conveyance was made in trust to secure the
payment of note therein described aud
whereas default has been made In the pay
men, of said note and the interest thereon :;
Now therefore, the undersigned trustee
will, at the request of the legal owner of
said debt, and by virtue of the power CON
ierred upon him by said deed OF trust, and
in accordance with the special terms there
OF, sell the above described real estate. at
the court house door an The county OF Pet
tbs, IN the state OF Missouri, ior cash IN
hand, at public auction, on
MONDAY. THETWENT ETH DAY Os'
FEBRUARY, A. d., 1852,
between the hours OF o'clock in the fore
noon AMI O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, to satisfy said debt and the costs Of
executing this trust
l2-2Vss; JAAss NJ. BYLEs, Trustee.
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J, t1|it"ns w.r,. taken in tn ca-e scior.
H'- >jnrI't sD,Jrv. In S,,,al;.,. last SUM
met
WEALTHY tGiIS.
80" .t., war "a u harvest ipr y T..
ALL ~ "t>chaues' He has literally
','t.t''l tuoH,y IT, liy,, J. inc -tvlr. drive,
il :, ,G~' t,l'u. behind which roll, = carr.
20 - St'i"i' Cos, $1,000 H.. live, ri IN ur-
I"Nn Ia,hi,...i'i.. hotel. and iuvuriatc- In
-'a'rP9E'r. i:s.n, r. ant other cxtrsya.,an-
~. lie p.>pric- a i..N ut tn.. th.arr,. r,p
a:erly. amt ;h,gc i ncthir. in ii-hi"r:,il..
." high lille that h. don't ..i. il be ,l,.,ir-
!. ,r 1t can b h..uahi.
\ i'.w months go. ~. i-n,,l.. nurs..,
~urr was c.'>,d. sine. which .in,.. =.
: ta!ia iqiy wh" hai figured a.
'i,'ur'- 81 4r;r.'iv -,;t',d .,.n.,
VIA t"r ,.-ip.'rrcv. ANT. -.
t.utt. ;f.sHss Ne. aai ms "cX,aa.a..''
F"H !if.; ...-''. LUX.
f..~. er. oJny a,i,r- 49, i"ryunl,. ;i.ai.
J..- .,..y Jri Npl, e.. ste ar,. car,ir. th.
49,. ~ + Hysr heard 81 The ijt;..: pounded
-" II sap, "i--r;'..r. 49," will probahIv
: -"'n' 't''. y. i"f, III t,.oth to- - pc..r >,
N iv.-,-f, ,~rial- efficiently So to ;,rr..
u.r" g.. - sins To- >s.i~iy ~ ltun.r or
.:.,1ra h;- ,nir-t.
W,,"n W, .ir..;,- 't,r, all not r., lnr-I.
..j i..'!. i.r ,a,rr - y..t Ii,tle 70 - =, IL.
L.. mi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
COMMERCIAL TRAVEL Frs.
An Interesting Business Meeting.
and Officers Elected For
1882.

The saru1l :nerting &: Ia. . "a. a: ::
I Travellers association oi Setiaiia q, h.:.i
a; the rooms vi the association. on Ohio
street, yesterday forenoon. Tt. u:e:ntt Il.
assembled 80 hsli-pasi ten. the following
gentlemen being present: T. W. Wiley.
:. :. Sherman. ]. ". kenusdy, l.. A. Ross
/ !. +. Hoffman and Others. Everything
y.,y.,i oil IA an exceedingly pleasant and
. Satisfactory rianae.. ana tie closing iC-i-
r.7-5 y: ne v,.s. 80, traI.s..:I sd
The sich,- h-c-hsr, having f-,..s -o;.,,v
:crdcr-i the Vs. -, their hut-l IT az. y: 4
I" th. association. ii.s o.,mIneccis. travel
-, t.ca the =..cc; ca~S ~ . n'clCrx j., The
aiterr"on. and pccC.,-iei u, thst plrasan,
locality, where TIE tur;i.- :,,i,ir..s-
The president. Nr. Wiley. called l;.
meeting 20 cpier. lie stated the cbjec,
81 "a" meeting Ia IL he transaction III the
ara'.&. su,iac,,. au.i :kc ei.cti"n 81 oiii,er,
la serve 20" er,!ins wear. Halloiiuc inr
th- ysIicI, ui,iC,rz Ia> :I.u yrr,-.rd.i
With ana! resulted - -. choice ii the 3d.
lowing gentleman "a serve Tor ;te wear
iSS2:
President, J. ". Kcancdy : first vice
president. J. 4 Ross second yirc prsSi-
dent. K. 4 Hny-, third vice president. W.
y. Reed ; secretary and treasurer Gcc
ec--rl.
Eoard q: i:rccin-S. :. = SHERMAN. =. ".
Witty, e. J.. Brown. " L. Thongs. r. +.
Hoffman.
Auditing commits. T. J. T.-as, ". 4.
McNi'Ien, !. VI. Piikirg,"n
Railroad cUmni.iec. LOUIS Dsutsch. y.
|. VI 7lcoa,b, Jar,e- St"-v.
NJ. Wilc., the retiring p7e-ii nj, made
= lex appropriate remarks and the rev IN
cumten,, Mr.. Kennedy. spoke briefly in
hish,r comp .imcn,ary toms al Mr.. Wiley
Mr. Kennedy IA, ,-"orL-i to lne
chair, snt resolutions oi thanks t.
ex-rrc-ident Wiley. Mr. Sherman, the ex-
secr,i:4ry, he -.ri-:ng hoarl Il directors.
Sicher Bros. fpr the u>,- "f the hotel and park
and also 10 &. L. Rrown for his efficient
efforts in behalf of the deceased brother, |
Albert Spickler, were passed.
The association finds itself in the most .
condition, and has by its action /
oi yesterday, secured continuation of the /
prosperity vi the past year The retiring
officials have done their work we'll, and the .
new officers viii rot fall l-.hiud he high
precedent set bv them.
.i- aNscc.at5"I. cd gentlemen interested
In business ON the read i III, q; the iI.s;i-
-utions oi >edalia, young as ii 10. IL has
lac best wishes OF the BAzco, and OF every
.itlZeD n this community.
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i.ANOETE ITEMS.
IAMOSTE, Dec. l.. 1887


-l.,monss ], putting on sirs. Thsy
are g:aveiirg :heir strsets.
There ~ili re Christmas Tree 81 :sne
Baptist churcn N this place.
L. F. Bailey. our former postmaster at
this place, lett IA, seek sor Iowa, ais
future home.
-!:eT. John Gottoy, o. Smi.h:ou, w:U
Prescn in the BAPTIST chIrch tomorrow
morning and eysring.
Mrs. Ie,itia ba-i.e. 81 Fowier, Ia
diaus, arrives mere YESTERDAY GA 8 visit to
her parents AMI friends
Tine dwelling house .1at julie Bush
moved into town from the coal bank and
placed IL front OF the depot here, has
again hFer removed two or three lots west
There IS & -,.ns OF mel. with scrspels
ri @ora Strengthening The enbank;uent a.
the railroad pond trying 10 save il. Tnece
is large 5pjy Of water and the waves
Csu>-d L. Il, ~ind n ;lohcs lac Janl d0.u
thus suda1gerirg it.
The tioei ienplass met last night III
Har.iey's rall and after tire regular husi
ness aad limitations took place. the doors
0l the hall were thrown open and the pub
lie invited IN, when q deoate took place on
the subject oil prohibition and snti-prohibi
ton. The prohibitionists we're the success
tui parti.-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Madame Albani recently received
eight hundred dollars for singing q
part in an opera. Some curious in.
vidual has counted the notes sung by
the cansatrice, and then divided the
sum total received by the number Of
notes sung, and has found that the
lady got twenty-six cents per note,
quaver, semi-quaver, demi-semi-q1ayer,
Observation-Disclosures, anG a.; tie
rest Of i.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure.

This Is beyond question the most sue
cessful cough medicine We have ever sold.
i lew doses invariably cure the worst cases
II cpn-h. Group and bronchitis while It's
~"idril.ii suoe,ss ia Ill, ,d1, II ou:v.ump-
ipn = N'''"ut = parallel ~ Tie history ~
mo,.iC4ao. S.:.S- -. -, d..cc-..r il has
beer soli cu = guarantee. a test which no
oih.r '-le'i'r'u" can stand. Ii ,oG haye 4
cough w eainvs..y Lon y. - ~ IL.
Pic tc.s 30. --i -. II your lungs are
sore, chest or b:.ca lame, Use Si.iiohs
P"Ta. PiGs:e,. Sid by Yolr druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
4 Leading Professor Speaking of
Sensible People.

~. -, tii' pr,:.; -,i.. eastern rncii-
81 i,-.tu-v-. say: "i'rrry day sensitir
H,"rle come Ia Ine c"mpi lining If their
: heath hsin- brUa.n ,io~n. The answer To-
IA. iauUiri,- ALWAYS is-S1st I -urnlis..
--r.tur,', laws hsv. i-ceu totally i;.r,.-
-;.,-'iesi consequently tire biood the stream
al ii,,. teccmr- rOntauinaIed--ani a. =
result ~ tai, blood pCi>c.;Hs | and d.
I.ep-ia AMI ii-Dr,icr,-i Jar ciions oil IN.
heart. iun-s liver aGd si.iuevs. aCcom-
l..:I.;.t ~ ;loSria-si.', le.S";., debility. and
".:,ts .ap2ir.i 0r.:.u., portions, often
v.rs-l.g ~: ;.aTAiy-.-. IA order - Keep.
i.r digestive organs ~ T-"!.er health and
s;g' EE;5, ] sn.i "a. i!...,..- = the profession
n.yr :luomuIea-ie-i i::oy = Iron Eittcrs 80
thcy st 50 mildly ard ~coihingly. never
leaving sny urp.,ss-a; ai,eT--!cc;,.
Strengthening the c-,an- Of digestion. and
permanently removing arE symptom oi
i'll heath. languc- and jrUi.i.v. No r.m-
.dy "a the east give, such good ,a;:SiSc-
ton ~. BrO1n's Iron Hitie.,, and ali drug
s,-;s cas- procure il tor YOU DON'T H. p-r-
>,.a,iyd - I-e a substitute I...- --Incd,
contain. 70 si>.aci spi : Lac only p7ersr-
a..oS 81 Iron 'h1; doe- not hi.rseu the
;s-;.;.->s-4.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

: ~
, ~ 9''' awe neEer nei' sd - A1y
Urn
10 -, ;''f ''ne e'"- ki''s ab"ni M XII
'"s
ie-' th' re Nere othors Just A. deg iat,
. - H''. ""' i = 20" al" a"r eig ale
WI, paw 'h' P'nf'y. and that l. enough
~, " - T'"r conie>sioii traeE
-" ''-Gtr PARK oi II ~as-'hai past
I-'', ''' hiii"'$ ~" tue, ard ABOUT
"''' Par'if',''''h was true Ia" girl
iti'et:iE 'n"'%e'"' ana Nne" n"tcing
-, -,
''''- w '"'h'ii' 10 '"4'd
'"''5' '''''.''tt -n' 'ne A-''V'' = u.
''''''' III "''1. ''Gt ! ""'i'H Fttnrr
, -" '''u'- 80 LA -'i7 part 81 H. .';l
..u.:ii
f,'''i .''''' '''.E> Try |" get N" ~
i"'i - ~|"'%.' .:''' 'tN'Ihte :" lie
""i,' ,'H'ASu-
non 'A,',A u I'LL d" ahF good ~
''"i,' ! "Tuid prefer :. ii-e n nttn.H ~
''',''' ''' non '"A ',I - h""
y" tyu "a, wish 20 mat "''"eiEcnt q
guy A'"'
10 ''"'n'uS, eNt'' 9ri sorry ti,at L
III" N''a' %'' III 'hs Confession ai'nit
-" 90. dH'S '"!" t,.1' s%it sic tflti
U x - 80 c'' ''t h''--i-. Sas ;os -
-i"'''-'''.' ~ ",''. '''I 'h"' 3'<. >it
49, '-y@r ~ 'h'':- ~ 'he hiHd. >he
~''N H''h'i'7 ''''1' - sno "as a'-olhf.ly
''t.''N''.:
An{', 'nS - - ." >Hy
=, - - 'n;'''h "'E t't.rn'y-, 81 >tn
'N,i.' it,l.e '''.H an" Mr.. H2wiey Tor
..,'.T'n3 '''r'- ~ 'hF ntGah ihey Cd
AZ ''''' :, ! ,V;.'y - i''''' ihey a!d faeir
guy vel 'St'd ''e' FeFE Srateini Tor -sat
'I'@E nave dome tnr no.. an al" und'r
I1i11It1PA' - seer" Jason and 'ani!y
iAey "aV" otrI' re I i-iter and mo:ner -
me rae 'feac" M - KIND ~ i had
,ttep ''itLr own ch!ii hey coUid no. aaee
n9ne Deter b; ne hey too nave my
giea''ni 'hanSs 1 have been 'rsaSrd
i"lIiJ ny IN. Courts am o'acers.
"a, sn'ied ;he iater+.s".
= 'he TO i1rn"' ."ay, ne aIte'rtri
hI7 sand :hrough the iron grating TO Say
g'''N-iye' ana TIE doomed man clasped Il
most cordialiy, ard muttered iervent
= oHi3ye: ihen turning To the sheriff ne
$40: "ocid ydo haEe any ob,ectlea 10
+ ting that girl, referring 20 Miss Eugenia
ktr;os'. daughter 0i re murdered Gsai
IN 10 ses me- 4 would iiAe 70 see al the
lan'iiy nave nothing against them.
DO a'N'r, i-saied uis :" kind.
s~tts'G sL51n h--Sslr,-l lfClLr ta5t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

IL one district Of Chicago, inside up
of thirty blocks, there ale five nun.
dred saloons, six hundred other es.
Establishments for gambling snd other
vices, four variety theatres of the
lowest grade, one hundred concer;
saloons and fifteen regular gambling
deus; and all Of these places are sup,
ported by twelve thousand persons,
principally young men. 1t locks lis
if there was pretty good field here
for the churches and different societies
for the prevention of everything, to
work upon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

Printers ink is very nearly as eff,
,ancious as the ear trumpet sold by
The itinerant vendor who claimed that
be sold one to a lady, ''and the very
next day, she heard from her husband
At Botany Bay" At this season of
the wear when everybody in every
kind Of business, in the merchant
able line, hes something &c sell. the
press, if a living person and acting in
he capacity of a drummer, would
be entitled to an immense percentage
on the stupendous sales which will
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

\ rhr"G.r -h.Uu::,... woman.
>vrau: 10 ..r 50; 81 80 ,,c,a,lips'y
live. manner when an eligible wid-
over in'ina;ei something :,boat mar
rying her- And no~ ,he newspaper,
~ taking aln"I miraculous curc.
All aoie u the nri@tr,u, nc,t.uias
which are advertised :, eXiensiycl,
STc .DcaiioaeL either.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20
TIE NEW MERCHANT M ARINE

-
.-5yerty and qualification in America
,hipping interests. start towards th'
establishment cf the lev Iuegcl,an
narine OF the United State i 10 10
raado al last.
Jacob Ioriilard ami other wealth,
zen of New York are preparing Il
.,,liid line Of steel stoampi.ips de
s,eBed with special reference Ia carry
sug the better class Of ,ogIie;> ana
business men across The wafer. They
propose 20 make the trip in six day.
Two hundred miles of the distance
eii! be saved by starting thc steamers
fro.a Mcaiauk Point, the extreme
rasterp terminus of Long Island. ii
&He Of railway being built from the
zae,ropoli- 10 the place standardization
Fort P.nd Bay, At Mcniauk Point
.as beea discovered 20 he a fine nat
4ral harbor. Of 81 uniform depth OF
20, les than ten tathcms. By land
M 8. and starting from this point At
east twelve hours will re saved.
The distance bv rail from Hunters
Point, near Brooklyn, 70 Montauk
Point il q hundred and twenty miles,
I'D Is % be made ii two hours, 81 the
rate OF p mile 4 minute, including
stops. The line Is 10 be composed of
* steamers. and the first three are 10
:. readv by The spring Of 1882. They
cost from q million AMI half Ia two
million dollars each. II is believed
hat = speed Of twenty-fcur knots an
nour can be attained BY these vessels,
md it IS expected. On very reasonable
grounds, to monopolise the entire pas
sSnger travel between New York and
Great Britain.
1t is high time that something we're
:.:ne done 70 replace the Immense
merchant navy which Was the pride
II this country before the var.
Therefore these pioneers OF the new
sra Of the glory and profit Of Amer.
an shipping On the high seas. !
ought TO succeed beyond their
most sanguine expectations. The
Uncomfortable enterprise and the
eaiy wealth Of the eastern cities
viii doubtless ia time so tsr further
hese shipping interests, and so many
new lines spring up through the en-
and success Of the ven
,ure of Lorillard and his associates,
inat once more the Union Jack will
Ne flying proudly in every port on
she globe. America ought 20 carry
ser own exports out into the broad
IA and INTO the rich harbor. Of The
eastern world and in turn bring back
he precious imports and the tribute
# the eastern hemisphere. England's
lain to the title OF Mistress Of the
,eas was never thoroughly good until
ur war of the rebellion placed the
merchant service of the new world at
he mercy of British capital and en- {
erprise; and II remains for the next ,
eli years development and the pro-
luce of the ship,yaris Of this country '
o re-establish the American claim 0 { |
sing AZ the head Of the ocean COM s
MERGE Of the globe. AS America has {
furnished a navy for the world, only |
ime is needed TO place upon the
rackless sea such merchant service i
e was never before known in history.
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j. {. Bancroft DAVIS is the la -dc.ia

nTue ri thc !at'-iv :ppo;.,,'. a--'-i"ri
SECRETARY of tate. This man i'vivn..
IL the army OF bsrnacIes and hangers,
on Of lhc goVcruilIL: patronage. and
has bal gocA rr;p ~, some kind "i
o,..,c ar.uHi Washington ion vc;lr..
:; &. Baruacle Dayi> st kiri ~,
necessary Aenc.lmau. o.pyia- clerk.
qai...lriv, ani g,,-l-.r~rtn.and >.ry..,
Li- lepu.. SAL mister, Thoroughly
w,:l.
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Mrs. sccrii,e apparently ;hirk- he
= i PRETTY good lawyer her-e!!. juds
ias ::0m her efforts N heiisif 81 ael
5sy: her. hat whether si,e considers
heIsti' better COUNSELOR than eiia.eI
her husband or Guiteau. has not
been made c;esr. She evidently
tlisAs that her hu>teni ,ioes ~.
knO ~ how 10 eAamine 5 witness, Tor.
OIL TGlr-,iay, The lady. after vaialy
;sy!nc to &c, 81 question OF vital in.
portarce, in her opinion. at the vii
ness, and after having bten requested
by the court 10 out me question
through her husband. Observed that
The latter didn't know hcw TO ask
q ue-t;on- anyhow. Scoyille Is having
a file time of il, what with his client.
hi, knowing wife, sEd the as,ute
John ". Guitcau.
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scovilles predictions, uttered II ri
lecture the other night, TO she efcc,
that MS client would not i've 20 ste
the end Of bis tr;sl Cor the reason
thai he will be stabbed in he lack o.
dubbed 20 death on MS way TO and
from the prison van, are not likely 70
increase Gu;tasu's confidence in ai-
counsel, the Deity ne claims 10 :t!y
on, Or the American people 20 ~ IN
he does 20 much ",huni ~" SEQ
ville's lecture, ~ the ~. eas yery
MANLY performance, g.: :: - motive
was only the single ora ~a:-i ne FRO
fes-ed, he i entitled - svnrs.hy.
But # his motive was :ha: H!-ici. has
bean suspected, tie soOLes ac Is
els sgd with his miserable r,...-,.t tie
better We shall understand l.
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Alrna Tsdema is tee name Of al
artist Who lives in 3 house Ore
room Of which Is lined with gold. He
has painted q picture for The next IN.
hibition Of the royal academy. in
London, which represents The meet
ing Of Anthony and Cleopatra. The
rsvishingly beautiful queen lies upon
It couch and : borne upon The royal
gale down he Nile. Anthony ap-
breaches IN 4 shaIlop and Iiess tc
salute the naked Egyptian in aston.
shment at 30 much unad0rnei beauty.
Those were great times, surely.
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SCHEMING TELEGRAPHER
A. w. Nohe, Formerly OF Sc
dalia. Runs q Bucket Shop
lii Chicago.
He Gets Wealthy. Fails. Settles
At Twenty-Five Gents On the
Dollar and IS Rich Again


Many 81 he ol,l,r jrhaHi.en-- II IL;
iia n.'iilv r.,n.n,i.-r It -tu,ii m,n. whr
l''"i,'i ~ II 80 hod H,-u driven iu IN,
,;rnT'.i ;,;s'' hr,k"u II. named N.hc. vlIo
tis'v,i "a >v.i.,lia ,'vrra. pear az.
IL WIS., telegraph vf-r..t,.r. AMI N.,> ir.
parted her. lr,,u, >"1u..s, t,re - 'u. VI y
y I. IL Lai = Viz, at,t chilli. Ju.i ,',cy
'iyr,i "a Ia. rcigh'".r a. Holy -.'s ~ E-,c
>.i,liL i.:"r-- tuaf r,s h9i zee ,>j,t-i,,,.
l. 'scrarhirg a, : 20 ~ month w. ton
-InS T.. y ~ ~. III. had G"t bong
is.rn ;u the -cryic. %. "a. ". IL y l.. vs. mn
az. ,-t;t.i-....'
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take pace over t'ie country this week.
The advertising when ha- b,cn done
/ by ihc great II. Louis hvases during
the past two or three weeks has cost u
mint oi 70 onev, bGt vii produce in
return - :n,. enielDIi-i.l advertiser,
such .arrer safes iAa; lac outlay wili
amount to only a fractional percen-
ta-c These Lnusc- arc known. and
what the nave 80 sell Is known, ali
over file -iaic where the METROPOLITAN
dailie, reach, AMI they g. over the
lel.gln aad breadth of Nilsson.
\ start ha~ bon made in he lcug
deferred hancing Of the convicted
murdcTors confined IN tie =. Louis
jail-. Three ii thee rci-han,lrl man
-iayc!- wiii shortly br -puchc.; oil.
II 4 IN sr i'ped that the II. Loui-
han-ing rlayEin. : good one. tnt the
latest improved iatrn; lroni rap gal
!rw, i The hest. II work, beautifully.
Al the sheriff l,a> io 10 : 1, pash on
= lever something Ike tie reverse
lever Of locomotive, and II. gentle.
nan with tie rope asound NJ neck
falls Ii, tnr eri Of the rope j.
reached, at,.r which ne tails no
further. The Whole from; Of the Trap
DROP down and everybody !nsent
lias coed view q ne .eui!emsns
antics after the slack !, taken III in
the rCl~.
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Answers to Correspondents and Correct
Solutions

Hattie Heath-llSl, 1882, 1854. 1855,
1lS7, llSS, 1889 1880, 1893, 1894, 1885
Silver King-ll69, ITO ia part), ll72,
l1S0.
H. L. C.-llS0.
Gus-llSl, 1883, lIS5.
Sibyl-That kindly letter received, and
thanks are due for your acceptance. You
have noted that to avoid objections mot
personal change has been made, but the
appointment stands for more prominent
contest and of the highest order. Judges
are always furnished with full copy of
the manuscripts and answers, AMI we
never permit them to know who are the
contestants. YOU views on that point are
entirely correct. The Thanksgiving prize,
now being arranged, will be judged by
Sibyl. the Christmas prize by Trinity, and
the New Year prize by either or both Ha-
tie Heath and Rose, and these constant
tanglers must act to add zest and novelty
to the contest. In the fair Judgment of
each perfect confidence is reposed by all
our contributors. The Quiet Hour will
act with any judge appointed, if SO de-
sired
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New TaneIes.

li96. Puzzle. by H. L. c.:
thousand a letter in the musical scale an in
sect to do wrong vessel. The whole is a word
dehoting my relation to an organization.
1877. Charade for F. NJ. s., from Hattie
Heath:
Good by, old friend, good by,
1hy FIRST in vain We seek,
And we miss the twisted tapgles
That were welcomed every week.
The initials F. NJ
No more our columns grace,
And of that misty '1wi light"
There is not the slightest trace.
From thy home in the HawE.eye State
. (secOnd. strange that men must traveD,
Please send US your opinions
And wen third the kinks to unravele
May prosperity and wealth
Flow unto thee through whole,
And as the years 20 fleeing by,
Remember our @ II. school,
ll9S. Thanks to Silver King for the very
nice charade. Here is one for [Sibyl.
Twas in the Arizona mines.
Where hot sunbeams and searching winds
Make weary ones to Sigh for shade,
The scene Of this charade was laid
When first, containing youth and maid
Came rolling toward us
Qll say just here my seconds superfuous;
But what can 1t second! | sized Of third
Who, deaf and trembling, said no word
Then humming DER happy ballad,
We made OF whole charming salad
1899. Enigma, by Quest:
am found among the fields of wheat,
Barley, and other grains
The farmers pest, called chess or cheat,
My slender self contains.
Upon weapon or a hook,
Used often as SNARE
You'll surely find me il you look
For am always there.
An animal, feet as the wind,
And tine arm0r he once wore
dun-hued bird OF certain kind,
Found on a foreign Shore
200. Charade, by Augusta Blake, for
Trinity:
An instrument of music,
Transpose without delay;
Reverse a small conjunction
And add it ight away.
The whole will tell you clearly
Ii may judge Alright,
What aften cheers the mariner
Upon murkY night
1901. Charade, by Augusta Blake, for
Silver King
one-half an alge5raic term the first part clearly
shows.
One letter from tree now take, and what remains
disclose.
When You have the whole united, it viii name
What do occupy ON this page OF fame.
1902. Decapitation, by Pat a. Coma, fer
"Captain n. Frank :"
Not quite if you behead,
thrust you will have instead,
Behead again and then you are through,
An insect you will bring 10 view
1908. Puzzle, by Captain n, Frank:
The whole you sometimes do,
Also the next in puzzling, too
In contributions If you do not use the last
Into the waste basket your puzzles oft are cast.
1904. Puzzle, by Gus:
never die, and yet I die
Beneath the oceans wave lie.
l rise to lofty realms unknown,
Ye. live not above the foam.
Tho by man have neer been seen,
Yet the waters glide between.
Fried, broiled ana boilsd / am eaten,
l can't be felt, touched or beaten.
Tho neither shape nor form have l.,
Before the artist | vet may lie.
Man uphold bear up his hight.
Yet feeble weight Will crush me quite.
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BATTLE CREEK Mich. jar. 81. 1S7!

15z1IIl-L OI-l-th ltlICIls 7, y laI. u LuI o
GESTLEMEN-Having been afflicted for a
number of years with Indigestion and gem
eral debility. by the advice Of my doctor
used Hop Bitters, and must say they afforded
me almost instant relief. I am glad to be
able to testify in their behalf
THos. G. Knox.