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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

Antiquity - ~tiii sought in Turkish rugs, ANA
tb.. article which bears the most pronounced
evidence. Of the aud tear Of wears - Tie
tn...t' valuable Nome %! them handsome AMI
tn. majority of them are positively ugly
The demand tor hand-ome PLAN silks ~ q"
te recognized this sprung, aad pretty '"i"r-'t
silk. IN plain sfyI,-s will bs with sashe- and
perhaps oyer-kirrs at f-iile. Many are TRIMMED
only with lace. They are hanisomert IA even
ing cOlors.
The new tides are about yari IN length bs
a half yard On breadth. Sof, India Ponge~ silk
- nos used. The edges of tn. silk are hem
stitched the desired length, and the ends are
finished wsh fringe. 4 VINE of flowers ~ brought
across the tidy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Advertisiug Cheats.

II has become 30 common TO write the
beginning Of an elegant, interesting arti-
Gle and then run it into some advertisement
thas We avoid oil such cheats and simply
call attention to the merits Of Hop Bitteis
in - plain, honest terms IS possible, to in
dncs people to give them one trial. ~ no
one Who knows their value will ever use
anything else. Providence Advertiser.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
81 SHE MARRIKDl
An Appleton City Girl Who
Claims to Have Been Wed.
ded In Sedalia.
Whoro She Makes the Discovery
That He Has Q Wife ~
That City.

The g. Louie Post Dispstch OF lest even
ing sslls Of yossg girl vhe 10 in that city
in destitute Circumstances, Who claims ID
havs bssa married ~ this city to drum
nss ssosd Ciasksos, travelling salssmsr
for g. Loais qsssasvars house. Tt
eass i thus spotss Of By that pspss:
Ons Of The ed little roussess which &C.
casiosslly ripple he even suriaes Of ths
pslics stations - worked out as The -Four
courts t6is morning. Ayosng lady plainly
bot pssstily drsassd. aud 9th . very win
ming, frssh lace framed in poke bonnet
and . creamy nssksrchisf. stood il the mails
ball Of The building. spparsosly ignorant
- . vho to 80, and afraid TO sPssk "a
any Of The nss sssadiag about.
A Post. Dispatch reporter observed hs'
hs.isasios and going up 70 her asked il he
soule b Of any servies. She ssksd il b
- eosseessd With the courts. and il be
vas . lawyer? No. he vas neither the oss
OF The other. Well. then. could be take
her 10 soos lawyer upon whom she could
rely, il being uadsniood (asd this 90
bsossht cot viih half cob and . burning
blush) that she had no money. and No
frissds 70 apply TO. Juss n this moment
one Of the besi known lsvysn in the city
Ps,sd By and the reporter called him to
the eooisrsocs. which ran shout - follOvs
The girl 10 only 10 jean old; her name
i Clara AePhersoa and che comes from .
farm near APplssoa City. No. A drum
nes named Clarksoo, who travels Tor some
81. LOUIS crockesv asd qussosWars house,
met hss ss her home, aud after . brief
epprtship married her II Ssdalia. She
lived ss hotel in that town With him for
some time, and finally came to 81 Louis.
On Friday Last, 10 6nd out what had b.
cone Of her lord and master, and 10 her
horror and surprise found him living With
Q prior wife and family in . very nice
house On Dieksoa street, near Grand
avenue. She made sonsshisg Of scene At
The houss, but 10 svidsosly too green and
iss1pssisocsd to know just what her
rights are. 8hs appealed To policeman,
vho dirseisj hss TO the Four courts aud
advised her 70 80 . lawyer. She Believes
that the marriage ceremony 1t Sedslis Vas
. bogus oss. and che il unable to prove
that shs 80 welded. The lawyer opened
his poekssbook 70 his client. and, taking
IN view ell The circumstances, advised =
compro0ise, which be thinks can bs e.
fscssd to-day.
A BAsoo reporter THE morning vi-lied .
Number Of places and endeasore,i to asc~r-
tain whether parties BY the above names
he'd been married here, bat vss unable 10
end any thing about them. 1.-THE ceremony
80 performed in Sedalia. il mu-t have
been - the young lady sur0isss-s bogus
one. " nuuber al hotels also visited.
the regisien fell to sh0w the Nance Of
Ci.rksoa end bride. and the county recoT-
.ler's records throw no light upon the -ub-
iect
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

From F. 8. Hughes' posture. 0eosss'
,ovs. o. Sunday night, hsavy 81 bay
pony mare. aboss ~ hasds high. I've
ysars old, heavy in Soal. b jaek sAiss
hsirs o. leis Ode Of tses; oass abost six
isebss long, hases % right side. Ubssal
reward fos rssars 70 J. A. Csrpsatss.
0soressevs. dAvls.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

The C8af and the Oovoo.
The Daily Telegraph.
OF the strange stories connected
with the melancholy fate Of AlexaD-
der ii. that have obtained currency
since his death. not the least curious
is the following narrative. published
in the 81. Petersburg Beehive. and
alleged by that Journal tn be in every
particular authentic. One morning,
about . fortnight before the catas-
trophe Of the 18th ult., while looking
out Of his bedroom window, the late
car noticed two or three dead pigeons
lying on the edge Of the balcony. AS
the imperial pigeons, like those Of the
Pirzza iii San Marco in Venice. are
privileged birds. his majesty, dis
pleased that they should have been
slain within the very precincts Of his
palace. ordered an inquiry rs to how
they had come by their death.
1t was soon discovered that huge
hawk had taken up its quarters in
some ON, -ofthe way nook Of the Win
ter palace roof. AMI emerging thence
every morning ut dawn. j, made
regular practice of thinning out the
emperor's flock OF pigeons. Imperial
commsn.ls were issued that this invet-
crate columhicide should be- watched
for and shot; but the nawk contrived
to evade the vigilance Of the domes-
tics charged with its destruction. and
continued To kill its two. three or four
pigeons u day with absolute impunity.
A powerful trap was baited and set
for il ON the roof; and early next
morning it WAS seen from below,
by the leg. and struggling with
all its might to get loose. Before the
could reach the spot to put
an end to the fierce birds agony, it
had dragged the heavy trap over the
edge Of the parapet, and fallen with
it upon the paving Of an inner court
ward, overlooked by the imperial
apartments. When the emperor was
informed that the hawk hal met his
death in this strange manner. he ap-
peared much disturbed in mind, and
observed several times to his attend
ants that the whole affair was of evil
omen"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
GONE GLIMllERING.
The Evening News" Wss To-day
Buried Deep in the Journal
istic Graveyard.

A runner vss csrreni upon the streets n
an esrly honr this morning that the Even.
ing News had suspended publication. ewing
10 the fact that IL hsd not psovea z 6asu-
cial success. Although This VAS rot entirely
unlocked for, the BAZpo's young man de-
teymined to see what there was in il, no
started for the Office Of publication 10 in
terview the editor, Mr.. &. F. Kimbsll.
While on the way there, the News city
editor, Sam p. Msclean, war found holding
down . beer keg IN front Of the senate az
loon and to him the qHestion "whst do
you know?' vas propounded.
"Know ~ replied Reddy; II know there's
the devil TO pay at my den"
"How % ?" said the BAzoO scribe.
SWELL. we're husted all gone u b,
and Pm IooF ing fur an opportunity ~ Eet
oui OF town without walking" s.id he Of
The auburn locks.
He Was then interviewed further, and
-aid il was great surprise 10 him. ~ he
sad not had the least iniimation that the
paper would su-Pend. tie vi-iied the office
at the usual hour this morning, and wSs
striDging out = two column article On
wind" when Mr.. Kimbail, the managing
editor, stepped in snd said he need not write
any more. q. there would not be any paper
printed to-day. "Mac" volunteered that
the article he was engaged upon would do
for TO morro~'s is-ne. or any time in the
distant future, when Mr. X Informed him
that II w.s useless 10 proceed, n the paper
would not appear longer ~ a daily, and
only the weekly and Satsrdxy evening
editions would be printed. such, in cub
stance. was Nsclean's inform alton, rs
Cleaned from headquarters.
The BAZoo man next visitei the News
office and had brief talk wi:h Mr. Kim
bali, who rsid il WAS true the daily had
suspended for The present. He stated that
its publication was commenced b-fore
everything WAS ready, and against his
Judgment. The Office WAS IN bad rhaI~
and needed strengthening out, snd n long
a. the d,iiy was conducted il would IN
Impossible for him TO find the necessary
time Ia hiring order out OF chaos. A. to
whether he would resume mt some time Ia
the near future. Mr.. Kinball WAS NO, pre-
pared 10 say.
Since the News was Grst established its
relations with the HAZoO have been of I.
pleasant character, and 10 Mr.. KimbaIl our
sympathy is extended in his misfortune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

Popular illustrated book (z6o pages) on
MANHOOD! WOMASHooD! MARRIAGE!
1mpediments to Marriase; TIE Cause and
cure. Sent 5ees'H!y sealAd. postpaid, for 50
cents. BY Oh. c. WHlTTiER, 6l7 S..
Charles Street. s.. Louis, Mo-, the CRED
Oeciahst . Read bis work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Out Of Work.

and sick with my kidneys for yesrs. wrote
Mr.. Alexander Ferris, Of Ch.nssso, Forks,
N. T.. recently. He. used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. Nov he says,
III cheerfully recommend it to all persons
suffering In the same way"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Sarah BernhaFdt ON Amerlcan
Girls.

Min Sarah Bssnhards 10 Of the opinion
that our Aossican gisls are % pretty that
al men should marry. She unbosonsd her.
.slf to Philsdslphis reporter:
TIE sslisf' Of this ore the bevies OF
pssssy siRla Whsss Do they all come
frooi sav n0ee such in any other city.
They move 9th the grace Of sylphs amt
the fesedoo Of the birds Of the air. I take
Il tbsFs ia's . siaGls Asa - America
als9 tAe oussseAs comes. Thsss vouldn's
b IL Francs. ] can vouch, With such r.
servss Of charming girls 70 draw from. No
voadss A1ssics : Tie psssdias Of women !;
shsy 80 kke your fruits odd 6ovsn-
ooly hey ass kiasabls instead Of satsbis."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Mrs. Gentry,s Condition.

Z. T. Gentry 10 in 81. Louis 1t the bed
side Of his invalid wife. Mn. Gentry
passed through Ssdalis one vesk ago from
Texas. where she had spent the wister IN
hopes of regaininR her health. and for the
time she vas better. The following tels-
graph from Mr.. Gentry 10 friend to-day
says: 49,. (,
"Mn. Gentry still very sick Ne can
80 no chsnge."
The ardent desire Of friends in Sedslia il
that her speedy recovery nay Be an
nounced.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

We hsvs speedy and positive cure
for e;sarrA. diphthsria, canker mouth and
bsa1aehs, b ShiloAS CasaErh Remedy. A
,suua isjsoaor fbss sith each bottle. Use
n n voa 1psiro h6alth and sweet breath.
Prics 50 cents. Sold By your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Judge Gibson:s Lcttor.


Judge Gibaon has written letter which is
before the public. He makes = clear vinsli-
cation Of his vote in the county court in
the confirm alton Of Henry Lsmm as Mr..
Moses attorney.
When Judge Gibson was . candidate for
the county bench he was the property Of
the democracy, TO be voted for. When he
was elected. he VA judge for the people and
to do for the tax-psyers. irrespective Of
party. a., in his opinion, according ~ law
and the necessities of our citiz- ma dem and
ed. He has done this fearIessly. Every
good citizen should uphold him for il, and
. large msjority OF them will.
Do the democrats of Peiiis county desire
- return to the scenes which were enacted
by radicaiism here from 1864 In 1870? Do
The democrats desire that their represen-
tatives should do a. TOm Bsssett, Sam
Yankee and other radicals in power at that
time did? At that time no democrat had
any show for Justice when radical was in
IN the county Court or else
where. where the party control went.
Il it right aud is il to our interest as
to run the entire business Of
the county in political channel? -
This ccune vss endorsed by such radi-
Gals ~ Magann and Halves, who were then
the editors of the radical organ, the Times.
Of this city. These men. when their party
lost power, lost case themselves ami
to-day their names are ~ a stencil IN the
nostrils Of all decent people. and the places
that knew them once know them no more.
God forbid that the democracy Of Pettis
should fellow in the footsteps of the rsdi
cal helli.ns of more than . decade ago.
Judge GibsOn has risen above party-he
has proved himself . man and not tool,
and the bulk of the democracy Of Peitis en-
dOrse him. Mr. L.mm il MO-ss' attorney,
and howl is heard from come Who voted
fos Moses against democrat in the last
campaign.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
SEDALIA, MISSOURI,

Practical Accountants,

are pre- pared Ia keep books tor any business in
the city, open and close any kind Of books. AMI
to make settlements IN short notice. Ofnce In
cty hail. SeialIa. No: nrterenee, by PERMISSION,
J. e.. Thompson, Cashier First National Bank,
Sedt'is Mo-. or AIbertParker, postmaster. Ss,.ls,
Mo. Correspondents solicited. l2sstxwIy
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Personals.
Garibaldi's hair IL white o. snow.
Wendell Philips IL iust sixty nine.

Thomas Jefferson Wa . good violin
player. !
The Emperor William, OH a he u,
killed lis deer and Wild boars during his
recent hunting excursion ~ Letzingen.
Motley, the distinguished historisn,
affirmed that the gous Of Charles v.
changed the destines Of the world. So
much depends upon seeming trides.
Mr.. II. H. Warner. OF Rochester, n.
Y, IL oss Of the most liberal and public
spirited Of American self-msde men, and
be u using the wealth which the popu-
lsrity sAd value Of bis Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure have brought hia most adj
maPahlv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
He Lost Sis.

8. w. Castle 10 . sewing machine assst
at AppIssos City, No. Hsving busisss
in this city. he left there sI 8 o'clock this
morning. for this Plsce. Do arriving here
he immsdiaiely vent 70 the sesiag oaehise
essablishaess 81 J. p. 6sIsos, O Main
strset, and. after sranssetisg ssos bssiass.
ssksd Mr.. Se!sor ont u take scigsr. After
hey hsd procured the eigars. Mr.. CsssIs
reached doss i. his pocket ios h,s oosey,
which vs. in large poekssboek, whsa ~
learned that be had either bess robbed
Of or lost IL. The book costai.sd noesy
and notes to The amount Of Sis.
He reported The matter 70 he pelicA bet,
- YET. has aes succeeded il fsdiag
the missing Treasure. He thisks 10 lost IL
On the tr.ia vhils "a route - this plass.
TIE polics think, hsvsvsr, tAss il ~
taken from 'Ais pocket y seos light e.
essed eesslsasa. better ksova - pick
peekssa, bat Cassls doss not thisk hat such
= eh0 GA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
A Healthy Ordinance.

effect in Chicago, and is working bean,i-
fully. \ Zee ds-s ago the police rsided
the entrances to the theatres and drove ID
the swells that we're Won, to collect there
TO IT,. the effect Of their smiles on the la
dies coming from the mstinsss. Some Of
the more obstinate street losiers resisted
and vere in consequence locked mp for the
night. but - 3 general rule they di-pered
on the appearance 81 the guardians OF the
peace. This j. .sid To be The first time in
the history If the "G.risn city" when
women could promenade the streets With.
out being stared ut and insulted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
A Losing Joke,

A prominent physician Of Pittsburg
said jokinely to q lady patient Who WA
complaining Of her continued i'll health.
and Of his inability to cure her, TRY Hop
Bitiers." The lady took it in earnest and
used the hitters, from which she obtained
permanent health. She nov laughs At the
doctor for his Ike, but he IL not 20 we'll
pleseed with it, a. It cost him . good pa
Patriot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
A Distressing Case.

~ Boonvilie . piiifnl case Of distre-s
Vas reported To the sheriff, on Saturday
last, of 4 family named Rider, who had
ieen living on the ground 6oor of little
old hut in Cooper county all winter. The
husband end father of the family died
Saturday in extremely destitute eircum-
stances, leaving a wife and three children
pennile-s. His wife VAS clad in a dress
made Of coffee sack. and the children
clothed in rags. The old man was sfflicted
With running -ore on his right leg, aud
vss iie-cutter. During the past winter
they seemed not % have requested aid OF
their neighbors. Who often assi-ted them in
their need, and took care of the old man in
his last hours.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Dyspcpsia and Liver Complain

l. il no, worth the small price Of IS cts.
tn free yourself 81 every SYMPTOM, of these
distressing complaints II You think 81,
call 1t odr store and get hottie q Shiioh'-
Viial:x.r. f. ery hottie has a printed
gusrsniee on IL. U-e accordingly. sni IL u
does Won M good il will coat YOU nothing.
Sold by your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
TOO MANY WIVES.


Benjamin Huttson, tvsnsy-thrss ysars Of
ser, Vas brought down from La0oats this
morning and lodged 10 The cosoty jail, il
default Of . 81 900 bail bosd. . await
the action Of the grand jury on the charge
Of bixamy.
Hu,,-ou v.s married in. this city, Friday
l.-t, to Mis-. Carrie Sharpe, the ceremony
being performed BY Squire Wsbber. Both
parties reside near l.aoosie. the bride b.
ing the daughter Of . widow lady there,
while Huiison is the son Of . veil known
farmer Of that section. llultsOo vss par
tislly intoxicated 1t the time, and nov
claims that he w. not rsspoosible for
his actions.
They returned home Friday night, and
.oon il "a. whispered around that Hudsos
already had . wife in Johnsoa county.
The matter vas inquired into, when il va
learned that he had been married At Kioss-
willie, Johnsoa county, Eve ysars ago. to
Mias M0llie Niilsrd.
Sunday night he 80 arrested uPoa The
charge Of bigamy. and this oessing b. hsd
preliminary examination before Squire
Taylor. 1t Lsmonie, shich rssuit-d In HE
being bound over in the sam 81 81 GOO.
A BAzco reporter visissd The prisoner in
the Jail this afternoon, and found hin to
be . rural youth in every sense Of the term.
He Vas all broken up over his isesreera-
ton, bat talked quite freely. He sdoisted
that be sas married to Min Miilard some
i've ysan ago. They lived together for
two yesrs, when they separated. che
going 10 Colorado, since which
'ime he had heard she % dead. For some
time past he has bsen paying his as,esiioas
to Mi.s sharpe. They visited the circus
in Ss.lslia lest Thursdsy. and during
HE stay here he became Intoxicated, and
While IN thst condition promised TO merry
Mis- Sharpe. They ssnt home that night,
asd the next morning, On meeting Ass
Sharpe. che reminded him Of his promise.
He Vas still istoxiesieA, and knew not
shat be vas doing. 20 came 70 Sedalis and
they we're joined in wedIock, after which
he continued his spree. returning home
chat night With head os him large eaoueh
to eat hsy. He repeats his cnurse. but
isy. II al 70 liquor. and says be suPposes
he will be compelled tn abide the cense-
qusne.s. He fsthes, and his attorney, A.
J. Sparks, are also in the city and have
called upon the young oas in his new
qusrters.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

DR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best Cathsr-
ic KrguL:,lOrS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
HRNRY's cARBoL1c sALvE.

DCRNO'S CATiRRlI SNUFF cures Cs;arrh AMI
~ affection If the mucous mens.'ranc- IN the
mead and throat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-02
THE SUN FOR 1881.

All the worlds news. 20 presented that the
reaier will get the greatest amount Of informs.
tion with the least unprontable expenditure Of
lime and ,yesisht. TAn BUN long ago 'discov.
cred the golden mean between rvdundsnt nii'
meas and unsatisfactory brevity.
i.ss unon its recognized importance than upon
its interest TO mankind. From morning TO
moruina TEE SUN prints Q contiuusd stofy OF
ihe iiyes OF real men and women, and OF their
dseds' plsn., loves, hates ana troubles. , his
~ nv IL more Va led and more interesting than
sny romance that Was ever Devised.
In uood writing In every column. End freeh.
ness, originality. accuracy, and decorum IN the
treatment OF every subject.
~ Honest comment. THE eun's habit u 10
sprsi ou, fssrlesrly about men and thinss.
". Eousl csndor in doaliLg with each politi.
cal tarty, and equal readiness to commend
wnat 10 prsisswor.ny or - % rsouss wnst IL oiam'
vi. Absolute Independence OF partisan organ.
isstion, but unwAvering loyalty 70 true Demo-
=, TIC principles. TEA Sun believes that the
soystpmeut which the COnstituuon gives us 10
: god one 70 keep. its notion OF duty 10 70
r, slst TO It's utmost power the enorts Of men IN
the Republican party 70 set up .Sothsr form G oi
yesr 1881 and the ysars Immediately following
viii probably decide this supremely imI ortant
coutset. TIE SuN believes thar the victory will
b. with the people ~ against the Rings fol
monopoly, the Rings for plunder. and the Rinsa
for imperial power
For me Daily svs:. four;pass .hest oitvs! y.
slsh. eolamns: the p,!sss s < n,: postpaid Z
ins I he sunday paper. an sightpsgs shsss q
afts.s : columns. the prics u 60 csnts month,
or n e y:sf' postage PsS; rror.rn
Publshsf Of Tn euS. New York oiH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-02
raE soNa OF raE .osk."

There are ninety aud nine that live and
die
In want and hunger and cold.
That one may revsl In luxury.
And be Tapped In its silken fold;
The ninety and nine In their novels bare,
The ono In palace with riches rare.
They toll In the fields the ninety and nine.
For the fruits Of our mother earth;
They dig and dslvs In the dusky mine.
And bring her hidden treasures forth;
And the wealth released By their sturdy
blows
To the hands Of the one forever dows.
From the sweat Of their brows the desert
blooms.
And the forest before them falls;
Their labor has builded humble homes.
And cities with lofty halls;
And the one owns city. and homes and
lands.
And the ninety and nine have empty
hands.
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Hank Monk Again.
Car.os Tr,b.ss.


There 10 probably not a. mean man
In Nevada ss Hank Monk. He 10 con.
stsntly psrp-tratins jokes on passengers
and in more than one instance has
caused unplrassntness in families. The
other day 9 young man In the stage was
paying great attention 10 schoolmsrm.
and Hank having doubts as to vhsiher
the swain was single man. kept his
weather eye on him. The following
day. on arriving from Carson. hs saw
the same gent sitting close up to the
lady in the hotel; 30 close 40 to compel
him to place his srr round her waist
for mutual support. Hank skunk 10.
and, dofing his beaver. said "Good
morning. folks: I ha-sd to 60 10
Virginia City last night aud while there !
met your wife. young teller. and shs told
me II see you to tell you to cous home
right off-csuss the little baby II mighty
sick with dtlirium tremenses. All was
said in Monks peculiar dravling man.
asr and not so,ils appeared on the old
jshu's face. The denoument was OF the
emotional clsss; the gal founcing Cd
and the cove. a. Hank says. 'just cussed
like Q darned fool--ior i didn't mean
any harm. yod knew-I only smslt
mice and wanted to save that there gal
from suf1'ripg unrequitsd snsotion-I
guess that's what they call humbuggins
Q gal. anin't III"