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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30
DALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1881.

sensible return to the fairs OF old times i
not Tar away.
The following premiums were awarde,
in the stock ring:
| Roadstcrs, stations, four years old nh,
over four. NJ. Beamer first, i. Il. Pric,
second.
Phillip Noble first, +. W. Campbell see
ond.
Stations two wears old and under three,
Phillip Noble FIRST.
Stations, one year old and under two
Sam1 Barnett first.
Sweepstakes, bes. roadster, any age q,
sex. Philip Noble first, NJ. Beamer sec
ond.
Sweepstakes, bes, bull. any Az, Theo
Bates first, James Richardson second.
Best COW, any aSe, James Richardson
first, Thos. Bates second
Sweepstakes, best mule, any age or sex,
T. Il. Price FIRST, Frank Cor,ler second.
Best stallion, any age, David Sbamks,
first, {. u. Long, second.
Sweepstakes. best mare. any age, l.. VI.
Cutler FIRST, 0am'l Barnett second.
Best gelding, any age. SAINT Payne
first, San'l Barnett second
Best Cow any age, James Richardson first
ThcO. Bates second. Sweepstakes, hes:
mule any age or sex, r. b. Price first.
Frank COrder second. BIS, stallion any
ago, David Shanks first, e. W. Long sec
ond. Sweepstakes, bes, mare any age, L..
NJ. Cutler first. Saml Barnett second.
Best geldiug, any age, Saa.I PAYNE first,
Sam1 Barnett second Saddle ring, best
animal any age or SEX, Sam1 Payne first.
d. W. Small second. Sweepstakes, best
thoroughbred. any age or sex, Saml Drak-
ley first, u. ". Hester. second. Best
sucking colt, any age or sex, David
Shanks first, Thee. Young second.
Open ring, best four animals, owned by
one man and exhibited during the week in
their respective classes, W. Beamer first,
Thee. Bates second, James Richardson
;hird.
Jesse G.. had hrs, place in the start for
the 22:lO trot, Tramp seccnd and Dublin
Boy third Tramp won in three straight
heats in 32::3., 22::39t and 2:39A. Dublin
Bets Of Eve to one, fifteen TO one and
twenty TO one were made on Tramp. lie
was too good iooter for Dublin Boy xnd
too true ,rOtter for jesse g. He never
left his feet, and won each beat. from the
start. There Was chario, race in which
the black team won in q plinute al ;hne.
seconds in half-mile heats.
And 30 ended The Higgi:sville fair.
For the frs. effort al the association !,
vas truly successful. Another year will
see the Higginsville fair one OF the in
sti;utionS Of Central Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30

Ii any invalid or sick person has the
least doubt OF the power and efficacy OF
Hon Bitters to cure them, they can End
cases exactly like their own, in their own
ne;ehborhood, with proof positive that
thew can be easily and permanently cured
1T tri1ing cost--or ask your druggist or
physician.
HOP BIrrERs Co. :-Sirs: / was gwen
mp By the doctors to die OF scrofula con-
sumption. Two bottles OF your sitters
cured me. Leroy BREWER.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30
>I-'cia, Correspondence BAzoo.
IIiGGINSViLIE, August y.

IItNstSSN1LlE, august -.
The last day IF the fair was we'll attend
al. almost Il, many people being present as
ON Thursday. The entries for the running
rare having failed To till. the owners rcins-
ing to run their horses in hest three i'm
five race an such Il swelterins hot day the
only trial oi speed was the 22:4O trot be-
tween Tramp. Dublin Boy and Jesse G.
There was q fine show i'm the stock ring.
in which great interest was taken BY every
one present. In the open ring" best four
animals owned by one man, and exhibited
during the week in their respective classes,
Mr.. Beamer proudly walked of with first
premium on his four beautiful horses,
with AL. West ut the head, Thee.
Bates second, on his almost
iaultlc.s thoroughbred short horns, and
J ames Richardson third on his finely bred
cattle. The interest taken by the crowd
in this show was taken rs u good sign
that, after all, there Is something Of gen.
eral interest in the exhibition OF
fair besides racing. The remark is often
heard that the fairs Of nowadays are mere
race meetings, but the almost breathless in
terest taken in the show Of splendid ami
mails in front Of the judges stand at Hig-
ginsville would seem to indicate that .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30
FAVORABLE TO DOUGLASS,

and he went to the front in q manner
worthy Of his Scottish name. He was
closely pursued by Pilot, who was thought
BY some only to have lost the first heat BY
. bad break over on the back stretch.
When the two horses turned into the home
stretch, Pilot vas observed 70 be steadily
gaining on the blind horse, and, after .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30

We will receive this week three
hogsheads OF that justly ceLs-
brated h. T. K. IrinstOne China.
which will be sold cheaper thar
ever III The
, 1881-01-28

Tie Drbnlo IL the Coln,oonx On fI,0
Pacific HALLWAY Ncsulntfon.-E1-
narctul Statomcnt OF the PROVINCE OF
l,ntmrio-fer. .rf,nn,ms Am.t-Isncv"ln
ncdI. ytrItnn,,iou
sn..tai ni.natea .a ~, c,,,un, r,,,,u.
n,n.". ns,e H." 40 40 e"ts"'. 1s' 49, 1I""
Commons thu dol,nte OH tic secund ronllllg
of thu ftuc1tic Railway resolutions ,vns cu,,-
IIn,,n,I tIn .,,,,.nai,t',,, ,n,,,s,r - o.rt,, ~
amendments opposing a secsnl reailnst lux
Ing up the clallses III turn, md rGcft!ng the
objectionable features Of tho contract. Tho
, 1881-01-28
COhR7G6pONDENCE.
DEvIf.'S LANE.

To Ihs Ed1f0F oY 3he [k1fI00 1F{bln3s
CHlCAan, Jun. .7.-ltuvEug beoh for tho lust
tem years a subscriber to your papur aud culs-
stAut rcndcr thereof, was much Iuttrrsted by
your aetIolo In yesterdays edition headed "City
Sanitation" happen to bo tho ow,,er III prup-
erty east pt Aberdeen, OH tho street designated
"hoslfs La'le," or moro properly knowu I'd
Wllliatns street. havo built in sAld block two
selt. Illo street, or bluck nt tho stfuet, bus
neithor s0Wet: water. Ea.s, and. with tue uxcet,-
t!nh VI MY fect III t1tnt or my buildings, III
pol!ccMnn or scaycngor pass NY loGr. haru
written ~ uur ell!Cirnt "IarteT," n!at, to thu
hare hul Interviews with. superintendent
Fn9arty. rcRurd!na Tho Sidewalks, or rathur Tho
wuAt VI thuul. but ali t0 hu ptIrpUsc. Our cAIl-
schA'l. and W. pay our ta1ts Whuh duo, but
have no Geoshts. II you WILL Kindly urRs this
, 1881-01-28
SURPRISING VICE.

dp<etdt unpdteA 10 iHs Ehtsn91 1TthuHk
ToIEno. o., dan. .1.-The Sociuty for tho
suppression Ut Vice, n secret organization
coEsposud af prominent citlzens, hus bccu
uIak!ng all actlyu crusade agatnst HOUSES Of
iIl.iano III this city, Tho establishment Ut
lseliu Stevenson, the lnost prominent III thu
city, was "pulled" to makc Il test
case, und the woman heraelf, who owns n
llme, large llollsu, was rlneetl on trial. Tho
matter Illus excited Rrelt Interest hure ftn,N
thu loye! lNlIiltluf vi thu procedure. Do
teut!ycs kopt watcll oli the house, amt oIie
lreten.lesl patron:. Visited tho l,ol,so
Allu then tuttt his experience
DA tho witnGas-staiNl, Thu Cily
Prosecuting Attorney caused n sunsntlol, BY
hts criticism Ut tic. .Gtanra9 Ut tho ,Sncfetyi,
which hull not cul!slllrl liln, 'fitu Jury Wis
NJ sss By case e e' eass sS tho sS' attst st
WIS lett 70 tl.o Judge. who tltis AFTERNOON,
discharged tito prisoner.
, 1881-01-28

tAtGy "UtI kHttE t4EklntlClNLlOlla W
1Ta n1sanAcEFuL SANITARY CONDITION
Ttie bnck premises. sho said. were IN n ftiRhtfnt
condition, mud, though ahn hail lived IN the mock
atnce Aiay. is7''. she hal never know, ono nr tho
during Tho winter mneh slckncaA nf II kim, arie-
E fr.,1n tho fo,l condition ~ thu premises surf,
tnrss of ySTy so,e.: o,en narnr ~ ne9 ,9 1srS
c,h Of TIC !s,IlitnE. boy tnns, James Htn'tii.
II yt,lss =" nKo' t,A.l tliG " ,iiEt.thort nftcr ~
cneh the tc1Mnta. who hntt HNeti tho lutldtorh tor
ccrtltn improvements, hut lie tnl ,!cetine:l IN
was pcrfcctly hoathy, mud lint tic anukc truth
tho tiussng locomotives wMen certain l1trservn-
tlvonf Tho health ut tho children III Tho place.
borrowing n lnnter,t, tho investigators went
in4. Ther cottitlon wins ,isrnstitig, indcscril,a-
liz y; iran, mi t tcn " was ,inncarhse. @ Nt,ach 10
caoh rrvy WIS n stanii, nnrrow shed. which, IN
t,,;,.t sMse: a,1 ''csn Mssl as ,nnksshstt for ts
ln1'l mp In, ordinary. Tho ynrl bct,cnth ard
nrt'tlttst tl,G hnck-Ftcs nf the ansc. WIS plain
tu sec, hnd been used nSn depository FOR
All. R1Hps Of KITCHEN aA1lnAnE,
and os',or ,n'uac,solt waste; un,!er thc hlouk n:
far ns tito ryc cn,tl't eot extended n tr!eht md
,lnhrnksti surfnCo nf nnr-yellnw Ice. formed l'y
tiioy hid lonR sinco hecn chokcd With ieo NH
t.eunter!ng nt tho ronr entrance Of No, 100,
lilo tcncr,icnt. The iltlly Of tho house wn4 ut
isrr description oI the aowofSuu of tiio biuck,
hut nlt elir knew WIS TINT thcru snR n hiE holu
II @ aS Witch exss ss1t 1T y' so
crs und BarlInua ul tho llolise entered md with
which tno prix,cs r. thp M rsnr ~" % soss
i and eho hatl tho }oh Of cleaning him after bis
ncGdcnt.
"NIp You EvE1l lrAvt: 4 HEALTH OFFICER
VISIT YOU ltEIE""
Inc sir, never" !.
, 1881-01-28

~ 4Ne 1tHlf1F NJ Inc LhlfNf0 yTiDMnss
CilIcAt0. Jun. .I.-T'u resolution lntcly
passed bY Il n,inibcr Of respectable h.lttcr dcNl.
crs IN Chicago agatnst co,intcnanclnR tho man,
ufacturo uf tho spurious nrtlclo put u,,0u tho
market under the nnmo OF buttcrlnc, will ms.
s.rcfy teceIvc moro thnn u rassns notice from
Its fenturesotno PRODUCERS Mt the same time
thnt It deserves tho thanks Of the public who
arc nnadc the victims III IN ulwho1csuno and
unpleasant fabrication. TITO honest gentlemen,
however, who hnro protested uEninst tho
niulter,.ted nrticlc. hnve allo,scd thoir zcRl
somcwhat to exceed their prudence, and have
worried thoIr resolution so TINT, while coudcnu-
iug y prnctice which Is decidedly Injurious to
tllolr tr.do. they hnvc confined thoir requires
WAYS necessarily tell agninst their cs',1.-
n.erei9l interests: They object to my
nstsny ,a sS6ssnes ,s.y ho,n
urnn having nothing but tho nnt.lr,l tlniry
Ert,duct preIared from from crvam and fresh ln!lk.
c'in HOW ~ nrtilrlnllt prepared Mnd bu rs vool
as most, II not equal 10 tho bnst, nnsdo from
Srf n w!t rosrses to its keepnE qualities
tnlus not sinKlo ingredient moro or less thur,
whnt ls found III tho natural product. Chemical
tcr,,tion, and tho pnte cun reeo9nizo no ,litfer-
eEcc. tho tnstu nl1d tlAyor OF tho nrttAclnliy-
na b;ter nSn9 f 9nythns richer
butter naturally pt,pKtcd:
Tho keertns qualities of tho artificial butter
Ntif!sl&'tHC tllQ atntuEHt MftlGB
70 tho foreign Cu1ytlttter When HDOI Grcntn-
made butter bcc0niGs rn'lcid and unpleasant.
Md Guttertno becanles ruttcn md l0nthsuMu,
tho art!tlcEIlly- -nnnufhcturc butter will rctnlIl
IT. iLnyar mud wholes"tnc.As. And this tlunlIty
alone III tho unnlultcratctl bhtMrtltcInly. nInn-
t!faUturctt cn,uninalty lNuat command ttscr to
tho consideration Ut cxpurters. They are ex-
pcctcd To furnish u statlo md uniform nrtiG1o
possessing nl tho desirable qualities OF hi,ttcr
ill the yeMr rnllnsl. md In utmost unilnitted
Gl,untttIGs for tho markets. Of tho Old Wurld.
Thcy ca!, rcnIi!y snpply this ,aomnul by export-
Ing lrtltlc!hl butter Which will satisfy ill the re-
ItiirnMcnts Of the trale Isd meet with tho Ght!ro
approval OF tho cansl1mer. fills Il miro thnsl
ean bo reasonably hopoti for by shipping tho
tseyer t. le expgcttt from huttcrlnC,
The following tAhle shows tho re!attvo qua,,-
titles Cer cent nf tho Ingredients In natural al
IN Hrtlfctnt butter. It Ii roughly inntu mp frrn
tho lneas Of II scrios of annlyscs tnn,1c By tho
writer few ycnra mn II, thu laboratory OF tho
isoyAl Cnilc4o ot Chemistry fl London, ami
ceivs ut i glnhco TINT tho iuHrcalenls III nntisra
butter which occas0n, by tiletr nsltlntiun md
decomposition, tho necessity which renders
long-ltcpt h,.ttcr 70 ob!ecttonahlc, va: utyrlu,
ote.. ainnunt to ~ t,ar cent. whereas tho Artt-
t'uIat t'utter contains nnly "a per cunt of tho
sa1ne ingredients, or just bno-thlrtioth Of thu
auuntitr.
, 1881-01-28
cRusHEn BY A LOG.

Special D1DattA "a 7hs Ehtta0s 7Flbuns,
W.,urAc.A, Via, Jun. .1-Whlta uMIoai-
inx logs ut {islhith's cal.lp, OH tho Little
Wh"ssr al ai.d bruls lis lex IL twt, % piacss, % Iis
received severe Internal Injuries plsv, but
Will recover.
, 1881-01-28
A $40. GOO DONATION.

EAsrox. Pa, jan. szr-'rAs lion. JOHN /.
NlaLr, Vt Dla!rst0wl., n. j., has donated s4o,.
Oo0 to the Lafayette College,, for the euuo,y-
uIent OF the Presidential Chair,
, 1881-01-28

:. CERTAIN uSILE EAsASr NEvELATtuNs.
: A. the result uf thuIr Researches tho ,uycsti-
eators havu been foFcc. 10 ths belief that sewer-
ga u ~ exceedingly lcluocsat!1 iuasituuon. It
, 1881-01-28

matter by publishing this itcm you will confer n
fnvor on tnany. and. sh0uld your reporter 0o
lassl,l9 ,hL: way Mt my time. 4 he wiz rnll I
Of which will cnn,pnru fnvorntly with more pro-
tnnttous dwellings,. q! rcnlRtn. yours reat'cct-
fully, Il. 1fANRtA, ~ TlIdon streut.
, 1881-01-28
TESTIMONIALS.


Disease OF the Stontac cls aud Liver.
Cairo. Alexander Co. Ill
DEAt 9!ns Suffering for sorie tiu,s With iie1dnshs
Auu blAunae Vt tho 4tnpNch und I!ynt. Induced
to nB8 your reliable lAUlhS nt.t1Dlt Gflknp Bbcs
tcatorcI me - perfect health and strength.
No. ~ EfyiIth.st EtlA5, SHELLEY.
, 1881-01-28

~ .a" re- ss ~ sa st, 49,.
though. Of 81. Louis, said no ti,ena't he would
"Thon wiz, wa. tho wr,tof hanens corpus i'lod
III s1tr casof skg1 ss no rS tsr.e%g' Y yo,t IN ~.
t f fSis s :n @ f f.cIIt, Wr a1 Gnt
~, i resassd q Wv l., i,,Seas corpus tomorrow
,i saa aa ~ fHs9 iirst 'r!u haye nothing
seS,,ti9n; 1,.,! n! sc1one OF tho T"ss 'o gut. up
.,t, Mna ~ WHY o'a lucy PICK so" QUE III tao VIC
tAmn ;,.u,,, ~, a.o,,,,. ~ ,, x,,,,,oa,.,, >,
JJrs,SE. n,sFesps On recount OF my relationship 70
mAnl itwaa Gniy Tug n,n.lcatlon OF thls article
ths1 as ,Rs ye MI lefG ~ f. asfra of III. ,c,.
~ ttMs iilo piin!eaeoh !t.e! Of II RaSe ine.
IN, y, .,.,' ~ y,m, ft 'pae "o'o Ro'
MO; didn't tetL thom for tho .e'4oi, t!,ut
left apa waa ot " tie otllse =, ,oa,
:Hs :HYs hsa M! severed yeur ssnses.es With 4.
oyt sas ~ aw Gsse n9ssy rGr M u pc @
lcwclry bsisl!ipss here. visIts'
WHOM aul y,Ai get hergf ,.,. 49,.
snS Gw Mye 5srsy e nsaI snso Wn tu n M
Iirsts M ots1. Hot ma'ls " @ effort , to nv nrres
Smu tvn s n ,mG 'ue' suen movement
.Wlnl. w,s tho tlrs. yn,l know Of tho crasures
md ,a s,nF,S of "fsfss,nentf 10, ,,
u.,. ro s ,1enartmene % nr wbci' I a MI ebursu 90
from tho Assessor With tlie asss*s'ients entsrct
e"h fhu ,sS a ths the '1
T. HotM!ncd Tho tns"ratg n thon de.
tsfina tS @ mSS vsn she csr s19p"t a M thu
Npply tho tAx-ratu 10 tho Rssessmont
, 1881-01-28

lsaotlns'lsu', Kantates ~, ~. NIX Mth1saa,stua -
DEAK STU: iWu3 KreAt SutsJEur fs1u r. 1InT fssf
AID found fs!lue until stn.thgfG991!, a.. a "nx -
BlOst vAlAAblu lNiHAA ,El.tA,t sfNEr; .nur 1asir
actpu 10 I'll ANNA flEeSA'
, 1881-01-28

tlrttCrH which hNtD brGu HONEonc ri ntt,yr. frat
Of all ,lcynt,ng II few hu,rs Ia tho examination
hr thu sewer syAtc,n .f n yrr,. hauf,nu,c thrrn.
.,,r,. ,t,,t ,.xont ,.,, ~ ,,'nr.r.,,,.,. ~,
,t..,,, .,...., .., ...,,, .,..,.,..'. t," w..
,r . to t "r noton," aaI roxen ,sen "
n very tnverty.str,ckc tenement on Nnrth
Morgan street. Tic murllc block Is sttuntc,l ou
ihe cast al''o OF Ahert'eon street. north IT Mon-
to-tlo class. Tho house fur,hos. to tho nortl,-
ts.,.. ~ ,s.'.. s .n,,,.,nN ~. t. sna.. ss ,n.,.n
.a''y 10 snafee, realizing INC ooncneent ha'aro
house with lc1,rh,r,,t mtrnbility.
rim t5rtt r1nrn t,,.ncctoJ ,vns N, sr,,.hoao.
mcnt wi,nre II WA foun tst MI Tho el o,"h. ta.;,
which WIS cleaned ot Inst fnfl was il1lcd with
a,a4.1ant water Of ntt tho color Of Ink, which,
when st'rrcl up with tho stick pl'',vc,l 'ato
Us ncpshs ~ sss'tGa nt r'''u ''cnos". sens tns'h
n p',nHcnt ns,l slckcnlng mtor 1t Was ahnn-
,"s ~, ,sns horct, ~, az ns s, ,h,t rrnnt"r
from It to tho n'ain sower md t!lst tho only '.So
ffy Tho eyliar ,lru}t,IRs and Its sute,.ton until
I, grc,r rrt,",' fron, io,'v stngnnt,on.
iieforo mnk,ns an ,s esamnstion or tho house n
visit WAS paid to efnNsl apartment bHucHth tho
steps 'ra'lnR up to tho front door, whero wa
tor'e'oso, was 1'seopere4 ,sa',,,.re, ,,vn,r,ox
~. ~" ,nt,o, so,..,Int t,,r - ,.nn, a,,,nho,,
mr. WHICH, pso'h''e"' po'nR o. 'ofy eup"atlc
Entering tho house tho investigators rnn,len MI
examination ~ tho wnter nrd wnsto services.
lfenentii tho Kitchen snk 4 very aosfslvs IT.
rom, It was fnun,l that tho wast,c.ripe nf tho
hand.sif,k E,s not trappeu NJ ~. while ttins ot
t1 sho NC q n9 ht 5
apartment revealed uu,n!stakal,e evidences Of
THO presence of aewsr Eas: Wh!ls M Mit,spcsslnE .ho
, 1881-01-28

HclvEIGre. noona Co.. H.. Fob. & 1Ta
UKAM s1Ks htye been using your tfntAS Ul,utl0
HiHGp fns s?nie ttnc, and nil perfectly sA,te1 ~A
tic results ~ Fuelnet tile 13Uud. Resttrr. itt A.
petite. Strengthens The Nerves. itegualcs the sna.
hclt nl1l lpwNts. Ind N0lloFcs Nhsunlalisl. NuvA
nut 10 without It. Mis-, WEoTFAL[s
, 1881-01-28

DEAR 1sA: hhrs nsed your ttCat !. ii;,opi ts
def sad lake pioasusu In seconnsndff:et T. Ft!Xrl
, 1881-01-28

It 19uiots tha KeryDHs evatrm.
IL Sanrtsses, ,EtFcnrtS:n, mt, 1,,..
Srcas e., % tIa. ths ~ r'lSe
Asaishy rsssrisation. II. '"e AA'A ''na 'adaest
H. \ rest,slIs.'s the hsre.s.y tap pe.on Ia Is.
Thees a. st o t.. a r.
s9 isSs y r. ss 's M ;s.t ;s:s
'''s''s ---
l,swnrc Of Counterfeit ModIclMe. / etppot 10
A'' -----
'1'tlo1e3eiAA9'
10Hi'O1o'
Disease or the ston,ae', aud Liver.
ssSx j.! s Ss %s Sas aas
rfsS!ed o as e ssfees health ard ,s.rs"xi
AZ ::: ssSs ,
ths results: q Fasits. ~ ii!oo1; Ks.tore, r.. H.
e Sid nd n Ssfyf hs
K.ane; 1i.sa.e. NN
nn. ~, n tt naa onno 1isca ns ors a xnoa ,9f hsah
bi9ls snG nr, H ai'o ge u w sn!'qse"
.,,,,xs,,.- c,,,,.
Fnifd"Eny Chii1ss
DEAN SIN; This 10 to certify ihut SUur lSi1iIy
pi.uUU SytlUls mas currI LII, Ut LID ylifl.ust
Etliits firr All othrr ,nutjlr in - hail failed
~'A'S' Miss BtowM
Chill. C,,rr,1. d,
,,,. t@.,..c, ~
speedily culaa Ehtlls. and cun recommend Il n tha
nhHnt11RttsjH
, 1881-01-28

Fisher. Champaign Co, H.
DEAR Hill: This IL t0 Coflify that yNur lSflIAy
GLuI, SYlttI. has dnn1 tns itiora xooI tuf Kidnif
Complaint mid Heart DIncAsu tl1at any atbcf taet-
cnH ever used. II 0ilu MY chItdfen "
EbIllH Huu ActNlulh. MAltGANEr LINN
, 1881-01-28

Nucklnpinu1, KankaEcs Co. IT., Ma{ AM n n -
DFAnHIMi tLrsftulty te.kity thns f"at "
istactiS aiid d hHIiy ca,petiva u al VINO ss .ss r.,
T. hnYo u.si y1uf ,,s.eNo with th1 n,"it il uss
vi tsuu6lul with Llvos Complaint Gna Fiji II rESli.
, 1881-01-28
Rksnuranuo{nm nC HJenEttlthlleH' /

DEAN sIMt My daughter ~s3 .alls;rsr, s;r,rI,T pptf
pffBsIUn vt At1!atruPAuA. Alu utlaF tnH liz lNAt
this Athtouty iuF u.rtu t1nn yehf WITH suj ~
Wsnt vt iMa pLyslGtAhs0ono g1ar trial Vt uaoI
othpr i.i4u!rlu&s nnonv y hlciI VIVA q! n HLIUe
Ai!ys, sull.* azht MJsslf Ut ths !:H;n,his W 4
csuxdt tur fut,atts ~ The l.s4sg atsa wI al III
YUur sdIctna, snl 10 tlie Joy ~ ~ iW3,lafT ~
fetaM4s, sh1 Naa soun setlEifp ~ WWfiITMURk
kanltlL 4D1lH ~ We
, 1881-01-28

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
namnre OF Counterfeit MedIciMa. l employ ~
trnrellng ngcnts Or runness 10 s0IlGs trado
lists.
, 1881-01-28

- ~ = - F1DFn, CInT Co. I'll
.,DEAM Sln: This 10 to certify ttut your lSbtAt
BLOOD SYRUP has cured VI tIiu TLr9.plf
Ghiils aitcr all othvr medicines haI fnt:d.
, 1881-01-28

- 1HfIRUFEII ltlh{H9o!nr ri iTy6
DEAR EQ1lt have usud your lSllAs nirf NJ
BfleU fur Cramps In my SklMIuch and hsto W IIt
ehtldcun, wlu wBt1 troubled with spasts, sHa III W.
ssaes u eneSteu co'ap'e's eHiI eEHEiIixApErH MerIk
, 1881-01-28

Waterman Station. ne kalb Co, II.
DEAR HINI This II tU certify tt1ut your lflllaS
nIttui, HvNHF has curstt mo Ut t'alli In t.g llatL
Atls = valukbIe hGdtctnc. Nils. W0Uh
, 1881-01-28

DEAN 5IA. land yons INDIAN MOOD syHtf
Neuralgia, ELL MITCHELL.
, 1881-01-28

ls6c0Hlulcnuk ~ ~ tntn fo I'll
DAAA Htllif tnvn uhed 1ums IT your ti;;maf1
BLOOD SYRUP with tehHteaI results ana narsiG
" Hnou iIIadtq44s 10 buld up tho 3s&el 9hPIt 9s"PIt
Would F9c1kula4Hd tt " VI! sGlsrsk lEtt !'s MILK
, 1881-01-28

- WUUUIKtIat J1{59tV'sk W1iWE
DEAN STU. cnn SAY thAI yuur IStllAHs ptfnj ptfssj.
AitUlt AAs flti pIuAl Tor r0nstlpaluit h s5xH
ache, iAln lst Tho uUHea, nHd GHiils. MID ta" s
" " HiiUfjI A. REEA
, 1881-01-28

N0ngu. EuNlborlund co. II
lrAH StR: .bly daughter Ind Chills for tuartea
niuntts. and tfied amust everything. but wieeg
Bl.lvp sYhGf shors srtal Of wnich eaesls.!I Y!
Tssl Of ny fnn,ly aud hnvp bud ft'r a0tsa
s,ncc hayo Lad your netl.cino ~ NY hnAto xoss
put Ia without H. aud frrtluluGd lts usA 10 lnttIN
humah1tF. .ltUSSASHAl LAMukStk
, 1881-01-28

oHiCACO, Ill. ,aa
VAN soHAAck. srEvhFsos 8 o.
NpnitfsoN, PIuMMKN 4 CO. u sud - ''a"
SULj.EE tULi.iSfi, ii. Mefkde-ss.
EknHkI kiGHHh, 4 aitnszse 60. wsss'a'"
, 1881-01-28

rjy yiututh Hancock Co~lh,
DEAMt3LR, hare been trnHbc.i Will tE!lu9'nssa, e.,
md uyspepsa. Mnu tnIHestl0n and tHvs ussa 1%a 1ssas
lNDI AN Hl.0UJ SYRUP, uul t1unh Il ~ w = ~"
valuable MVAlGn0. THOMAS IltlAuta-
, 1881-01-28
Fems1ae Weaknesa.

FUAt1ac. ItviHls1oH nays t*ts99
DEAR stus This is % certify thakk III IN tVJss
tH1y BY 4slnx yopt III. s,d 6.fs e.
greatly troubled With Nsakneas 12tm.o9lptpas
htzkUs nlu ftal ike 1uulH girl t!,1int 1 ia njII''
~ YktuANl0 F1m2dy. NiIo' .,o
, 1881-01-28

- - Sln1WIcf Do RNIb 90, U,
DEAR NH: Thls u t4 rotll[y lint your Indian
hHa Goinn1etctJ cured u,u III Dy.iAlaa. !1s etA
{nguIGlng over uBUu. HIRAM L. Al.LES.
, 1881-01-28
CANADA,

II. II. LAcKEnsTEEN, 81. D., i. J. s., +. c. Il.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

col john W. F5racy died al 3 30
o'c!oc! Friday morning last az his resi-
deucc in Philadelphia. Aged g. years
The funeral took place Monday By
the special desire Of Mrs. Fornev and
SIC family. tie coffin was borne by Con
W !. Hancock. Gen. d. i, Sicklas
Congressman W y. Kelley, ex-Speaker
5 J Blnlall. ex-Gov. 4 G.. Curtin
George " Cmlds. f. b. Hart, Daniel
Dougaerty, y. X Mcclure and Lewis
G. Cassidy.
An Oh Virginia Gold Mine.-Itis
announced that the old Whitehall gold
mine in Spottsylyania county, Va, has
been bought by a company, among the
members Of which are Senator Call, Of
Florida; Senator jones', Of Louisiana;
Congressman Springer and Berry, Del
cgate Luna, of New Mexico and II. y
Clifford a mining expert OF Arizona. n
Gold was first found there 10 1909. H'
mine was worked by Commodore StQsS
ton from 1878 until just before the ~
It has since boon owned by GilbcrA
( Fox, of Pennsylvania. Nearly 81, wv
900 worth of gold has been taken fr6ii
the mine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

Alta meeting VI Me- Boarj of Djrcc
tors of the Farmers National Bank of
Annapolis Wednesday the vacancy ~
the Presileucy ot the bank occpsioncd
by the death Of the late Hon Aicxdnlcr
Randall was filed by The election of j
WHIT Randall, s,n Of tue late President
Mr. Randall is at present CITY Council
lor. and is a young lawyer Of talent and
ability.
Gov. st. John, Of Kansas, has issued
a proclamation setting forth that combi-
na'i rs Of persons have been formed in
Atchsion. Lcayeuworth, Topeka, Wyan-
dotte AMI Dodge City to evade and yio-
late the prohibitory liquor law, anil Of
f.riug a reward Of 500 for the arrest
and conviction of any ore violating the
law in the Aforementioned cities also
Offering rewards ranging from 500 tc
$500 for the arrest and conviction o.
I officers who fail to do their duty with re-
o,nrd to the enfor scmcut Of the law.
Gov. Hamilton has pardone1 jess,
I J. Woodcocl;, of Etston, who was sorv
| ing term in the penitentiary for arson.
! Woodcock was accused of burning his
own jewelry store at Easton, and remoy-
ed his trial to Denton, whore be was
convicted Of the charge and sentenced
to eight years in the penitentiary. II,
had served one year and eight months
when pardoned On being released
Saturday afternoon he took the O'Clock
boat in company with relatives for Sal
isbury his fathers home Woodcock
is but = years old