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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Gas in psison bat that from ons tn d. n
m~n and women wrIe us~rcii<-sIy q eyed.
Punishment wss Ill c-~,i for the msr-s
ir vial q .,.b~di-nc-. IL q co.sIc, w-s
caught s-kI.x -ns'thsr Ior iOi.arci: II he
50 Ike d,-s~-v-ci. al q" , gu~rd-,n.i the
gussj 49, j uis~ in -neh ..--; u Ice tsiivd
to Pr.i,rrs . c~It1.n amount 81 Isb.,s; u
lac 'pI'~d, eS~. by sccri~"i, any m.r~ri.i
Ice "a. waking On. or brske . tovi al
'h~-e scre c..n-i i~s~j s;o:a io.s al the
prison ruis-, md ~eie e. wed BY punish
m."l Suh the iash"
G-". NJ. D,..i! draw. un his diary for
-c."-- It c,.~s IL iiiu-Ir,s- IL a->~rti..n-,
s'snc date. ard name. and iYii details oi
n~ b..iai our .s--. i.e tell of women
Oh" srr- -ts,pl'-St .nL u .x-.i, this hing
oi IL, qa~nt occurrence ssmI.giv. The
.rns.i - a i".. one. snd s- e ,-- after C 49,
- produce one c nu. hut f-~f that the
,H'."s - isy:n. h.re gri~v.d. wr,,g-.
Which, G~n. MrDnald lei, ~. Lr,ls for
re I'-",,-.'i Ws lac pso-.I ,im-d that D.
~a- rpu,i'g hack in hi- c.nvicl .uIt ami
meant tn p o'u-ns.i~ Fourth snd Fifth
-'s-~'- IN 1t. WAY he d,l nnt he sx,,isin-
nv saving that when h,s psr,!,n ~r1iv-.i
Il go -iripp-.i "f nv pri.o" & .rh. fr III.
w.-r-hip ri sh'cs I IA rel the wsr,!e.
81 OOJ. nut a. Y ii. Il - = c,,n'rsry {.
'h- l-s 10 lie. IL 81 away from the Peni
isuti .Gv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
Lost Her Pocke tbook

An old lady, probably sky yesrs Of age,
came IN ir"m the vest last might, accom
panied ty . lutte z RI, snd sent 10 tie At
i-n',c house. where abe regi~'ersd - Mr..
Packard, of Nashville, Illinois. The
stated thsf che would lenve ON the morn
i"g uorth-hound main. When she .n~e
this morn,n. Il e inform. 4 Mr.. R.liine, tie
p,olri~'"r al the Dc n-e, that he hsd !. 81
her l"k.Ibtok, G. n,n;n,ng $i7 in cash
and he cheek 10 her trunk. She had the
tsn.k ~l'-n the r~in I.s..ed .'hrough L..
monte, hat NJ Ia wlsn she lott il, ske
ks.~ so,, .s Il e dad not u - q until this
morning.
NJ. koilina symPaih d With her and
slio~sd her q" j. part u.:h her bill unpaid.
sac called at the hag~ge rom xb.,u, 3
o'cl. ck this foren"on md lnfo,med W.
Chiiis @! her h~s, spu d~~is~d I,rssuis.ion
10 g-, come money from her trunk. This
wxs granted, xsd from the bo,iom she
oh d NJ quite roll. with which she paid
f.r tie Io-, chez L, and punch .s-d ticket
Ia Han.ib,i. She left os The north bound
train and now Roilios tegins Ia think there
il "O Honesty ia mankind. o. she in
formed hun .he was without . penny in
the world.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
Married.

Ye.'srd.v sherman, vt the residence Of
s +. Amid, b. R.v. r. ID. Stephenson.
pastor Il the O.i Scho.i P.e.hyr.rian
church. Mr.. J,u,ss-L. Brown aid Mi--
Ella Arnoli.
A. the Cuhniic church, LAT night ~
"ci.ck, .y R-v. Eah~r Graham. NJ.
D.ni-I Burke To MISE F. l, Sul.iv ,n. all OF
Priti..
Al. the C,,ho'ic chIrci, LAT night Al s
.'cis-cs. by Re. F.,h-r Gr,n,m, Me-
NJ ch.~I q rvin ,o Mis- Annie Galley, nj
Il ,hi. city.
Al the re-i.!srcr ~ J'<sph Ticr. 20,
c rn-r Is; fourth and Vrrnon' -,ieei-. lie
residence of ,h. hrii.' parents. al $40 p.
n. hy The r. T. N = ,s~f.r, Mr. O.csr
CWi-'"n, "f L,;.,-',s county. io Mi-s
ALICE T'c-, e S.d,ii'.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
An Oh Sofa Ia Bow.

Van Z.sels. -.ii'"r aud proprietor of the
P"k~'-U"s Walking Be,m. P.ii III y
Ira'~rnsl Si.it Ihi. s-~k Van gets mp =
-vs'xhiIy i.-cs, pager, aud we -re glad T.
he's ihsi u . 'r,'s.cs .,~si bs the P,rk~rs
burg I.s'Pir.-Whseiiny S.iursi.v J"nrn,I
Ten years sx'. when the BAzD' ~
kn"sn ihsouxh This seton - tie ''DsiI,
q i,ii an ro.. b-csu.e h III of Tho p.I~'
ga d~so'e,i Ia advertisements III K User.
r--'.uran'. "V,"" sAs an apprentices. h,s-
ing cnme Ia s<si III. frnm his home i,
LYNN County. After partially Is ,rninx hI-
trade, he went 'on the sosd." AMI fur
time Ill srsre al him -. i'..'. lie turne
"p in p rxersh"rx. w. w., ss editor al
the Walking BAN, aud the B,zn i
p'-s-ed 10 know that success hss ovsIiaksr
him
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

tLENsANT OkEEN, az. j, 1891
E IrOR l. n:-L,-t evening, At al
early hour, found f.ea-xn Green's -ch"o
house we'll fi.-d, aad al o'ciock Mr. X
VI Scai-n allied the m--,Ing 10 order and
= lew minutes later the curtain w.- rem"v
eli from the Nv Years tre~. I, ws-
n-.viy laden with rich presents, aud from
he m ,nn.r la which thr hu,,s- wss dec.,-
rated aud tar presents arr ,rg-i, IL aho~ei
at There We no pains rp,rei by either
i.npils nr q. .c.-r-
rn- literary -x-rci-e. were "a foiiow.:
L''fle .;iriIa. bv u,srr Albert Shaw, n
.i-c'am ,'ina.
The Go,', by MISTER Albert O.erbv, a
.i..rlsms ,sa
TIL B.s,r. h; D.nnie Sqeed, decla
ma on.
e.. rh"mr-,,'- Dan ,hter. by J ,hn
Neal, irsiasu .ii"n.
Exchanging --si-, nv Charles Nesl and
Mis- Alice NJ. K-enan, = al 4, ,gn..
Drunken >"iii'q, by Richard Saw,
dec .m .ris.n.
A IN 'm mt too Lie. by Ella Sharp, -
de tam lion.
TIN l. p-'h-t r'nc', Lqlr Mn" N-ver
m TN.
K-"'urky Mi by D.nn,e Sneed.
4 -,.i ga ,i,-,n.
u al Bat aud Politics. by He..ry Sne~d,
n d.cl.n alton.
S'rv- "n. by Miss Lou Sharp. decla
nation.
Farm-r Tn snhu-h IN Fool-, BY George
Hns h--. = d-ci ,ma'i"n.
Billy GriT~-. the Dover, BY Mic Alice
McKerh an and " =. N-i-o". a IN ,iogn-.
Binss-. by Geprge Hu .hes, . decism n
iion.
Ca.erfuIne.-, b. Miss Lou Peak, 1ecla
.ns,'on.
Cquet Punished. by Miss Alpha Nc
K -ehar, = sirrlam ,tior.
Enc Ks.. by ) NTH O.er,iy, t. decl.ms
tion.
DID you Ever 90 Hunting. BY Travis
Sharp aud Will Carson, . dialogue.
Lecture on Christm % aud NV Yesr'r,
by X ". Scottrn.
Ad.irsss ny Santa Claus.
The pr---nis we're then di-tribu'ed and
III seemed yell pleased. SPECTATOR.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
A Rich Mans Son

From San FnsrcI>co Special Dispatch. Jan. 3.
The San Francisco Chron,cie to-day
gives the ioIio~ing outlines Ut the
latest sensa,i,m aud scandal ON the
sl"p-: J,nmv F. Mas the s,n OF =
mining n,aynste. After sowing =
fair cr"p ut will osts, anil when hi
father offered him S!.5O.00O in
Government bnd.. J,mmy settled
down. just then there arrived fron,
Australia u fair v"uag creature named
Eva E.lwmh. She had beem travel
ing wmh mn actor vim hal taken from
her 81 $40, spent it aud crt her
adrifi. She returned and jimmy F.
sas her and asi"red her. They pre-
marcel io H. t"PMi.. He called her
Pete. aud ~ she became known among
spMis. In her hilaritv over the
prospects she told il at = cate. aud il
csme Ia the ears Ot the oil man.
lie went tn Withdraw the hnnds frum
the credit of Jimmy. tut Jimmy had
hen there b.iare him and was Kone.
Pete f'ilowed. anL il is supposed the
W.. are an their "rney O that
wicked city. The Chrun,cle does
not say WIN the mining msgnste is,
only that he is one 81 the richest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
A Sad Fs mily History.

Dl,-npcrt psmoerat-
the a~ fuI cors. qn-nces at marriage
within The Limits al ciu>e cpn-ang unity
re pretty we'll demonstrated in the
lives "a family Of eight people
father, mnther and SIX children
whcse home is in LIE Claire township.
in this county. Yet even the parents
themselves are not To- blame for il. as
will b, observed Oh reading the history
ii the family. 1t appears that
the father AMI mother we're brn 81
The same parents in u distant State,
t,-t their parents when small children.
were ad"p'e.l by kind people when
x:,i.out homes. and thu girls foster
parents removed To the West. ~.
after these children had reached their
mi niiy. they met in the West. each
bearin. the names Of hi. or her foster
father. and each utterly ignorant Of
any relationship. for neither Temem
ieIed The new name 1T the other. SO
'here WAS c"urtship and marriage. and
moi until several children were b'rn
un,o them dM the couple discover
t,at they were braiher and sister.
How t.,e discovery Was made - not
Known. hut il is believed an aunt If
the u..f,rtunaie wiies who visited
them toId them of il. But not one &c
the chi drrn escaped u physical afflic
tim or infrmiiy. Que of the chill
.ir-n is deaf aud dumb. another deaf.
another blind. ano,h-r d~formesi. aud
"ne hslt~iii.d. While another is in
sane O,e died when q child. After
the discovery the ~i:e WAS but house
keeper i"r the family aud s1'n became
an invalid -pnr be'l-rid.len being.
until death relieved her of her uu-
happy existence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Bob Buriette in Burlington Hawkeye.
The pleasamtest view i had oil
Hartford was from the cosy fir. size in
that wonderful home Ut Mr.. s. l..
Clemens, aho was my host during my
STAY in Hartford. l am not y man
addicted To cold weather. / am no:
sufficiently British" to wander
through December and January in q
short checked coat and NO ulster.
sm given to much wrapping up when
| do go out in the snow and to very
little going out in the snow at all.
/ begin to shiver with the first trust /;
aud keep il up until the following
April. And Sd when I can cit down
before a bright wood FIRE. and burn
up cigars while somebody entertsins
me, l love the icy winter. think
| have never ben in . home more
beautifully home-like than this palace
ut the king Of humorisis. The sur-
roundings of the house are beautiful.
and i;s quaint architecture. broad
last ln.iia !oriicOs. and Greek patterns
IA M.,ssic in the dark red brick walls
attract aud charm the attention and
yusi taste OF the pssser.by. f,r the
hume. inside and nut. Is the perfsction
Ut exquisite taste aud harmonv. But
with all it's architectural beauty and
originality. the elegance Of ito interior
finish and decorations. the greatest
charm about the house il the atmos-
phere ii ''home-likeness" that pervadss
it. Char:.ingly ~ he Can entertain
thousands Ut pe"pls at . time irDm
the plstform. Mr.. Clemens IL even
n more perfect entertainer in bic home.
The bsiA hiest and hest tides Of his
nature chine out At bis Gre side. The
humor and drollery that sparkle in
his conversation are ss utterly uns6ect-
Ell mud nstural - sunlight: indeed, ]
don't believe he knows or
thinks that meet Of his talk before
the sparkling IRE. up in the pleasant
retirement IL his billard-rOm study,
is marketable merchandise worth 90
much page To the publis ,ers: but
IL is. AMI il is not all drollery and
humor. He is SD earnest that his
rarnestnes- c,srmsyou fully Is much rs
his brighter flashes. and once in . while
there is IN his voice an inA -c,ion Of
wonderful patho.. 60 touched w.t.,
melancholy that you lonk into the
kind. earnest eves To- see what Thought
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
Jesse Pomeroy's Latest Deviltry.

Jesse Pomeroy's Latest Deviltry.
BOSTON Litter
In. interesting Young warl Of the
comm"n wealth, Master j, See Pomeruy,
cum-s in the front again with soue
n,ure characteristic drvil,ry. n iew
we. K. ag" il WAS discovered that he
sad alino-l cut his Nay cut of hts iron-
lined cell y it'll file that he had begged.
u rr"wrd ar stolen ir'm so,D- one
Probably q member 1t the Humane
>Scieiy s-nt it ,O him ia Tract.
TIE warden told him then that the
auih.Gi'ies hal their eye Ou him. AMI
that the guards hal standing or.iers T."
-h.st him at sight it found outside
his cell Since then he has pot on
rrfnrmes. mir. There wss = y~t Cat in
the prison. aud P."meroy begged To liz
let have il in his c-li fnr c,,mpanion
A more di.creet Warden th,n Col
Chamberlain would have given the
youth u pet Of s"me other kind.
raillrsuake, or cobra. or something
z WGcuu"b W tU0t VIII OOt, % "
ha 'l,-n-d. they gave him the Cat.
S.'me,hing or "ihrr led the guard Ia
inquire into the cats welfare day ar
IwO ago. o. examining the prisoner.
cell the animal vas found in q pi,i,l'ie
state. The young devil 4" wh'~-
tender c'mpani a'>hiP it had ben
iItru.tssl hal made a rude knif,.
"ut 81 spnn that he ha,l. AMI wiIh
this wes;r'n hal partially A.,ed the
cat alive. l xm airsi.l ihst the
know ledge of this at ~ill swsken .
pr janiice against the prisnner. who. So
hung n he cnnfn.d his atrocities io
mere human .uij-c's. was regarded ~
m"re unfortunate than sinful. The
-'cir'v tor the be.l'!i'~ring of every.
thing is occupied Mt present in weep
ing over the wrongs al the pppr.
prosecuted P,ncas. but it may find
time to l~k into the wrng< # that
cat, considering il IL MT a chill.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
Fashionable Rivalry,

A London correspondence tn thu
San Francisco News Letter says
Every one knows there is Q great
rivalry between Mrs. Langtry and
Mrs. Wbeeler-grea,er between them
than any Of the reigning ''beaatles"
and whatever can be done 90 as to
score" ID the other is done by each.
Mrs. Langtry is known to possess very
beautiful arms, while Mrs. Wheeler 3
are thin and scrsggy. On the other
hand. the reverse extremilies Of Mrs.
Wheeler are regarded BY those who
have seen them rs models of shape
aud form. while Mrs. Langtry. though
possessing fairly snall feet when bien
chausee. can only boast Of upward
continuation OF u very pipe-stem order.
Well, the seasnn before last Mrs.
Lang,ry set the fashion Of the sleeve
less ball dresses. and. of curse. Mrs
Wheeler had to he detriment and
adopt the siyle. But she set to work
To think how she would retaliaie, and
this is how she did il: At the FIRST
bal! she appeared at last season she
wore dress with very short skirt.
The prince admired it, and. Is mntt.r
II Course, it became the fashi0e But
what MAS Mrs. Langtry tn do? She
'rie,i it oncr, hat the effect, ~ may he
Was disastrous. Then che
vet tn work to cudxel her brains, and
happy th"ught!-at the next ball.
instead Of adding m inch or twO tn her
irsreri~s. which she had first thought
II doing. che had actually taken .
reef in her already short skirt. But
underneath appeared . pair Of o.
certain article Of ladies' lingerie.
xhich. on the present occasion. shall
Ne otherwise uncomfortable. Of
cut. and reaching to|
ner ankles, where they we're decreased
10 tullne,s by . narrow band. aud
hence tell over her instep by q short
i'unce Of point lace. The effect WAS
immense. The prince was more than
l-li GIFTED with il. and not only did
Hrs. Wheeler 6nd herself completely |
,heck mated ut her own game, hut as /
he wearing of the additional garment
] ia. Lsuytrv at once becnmes the |
hing, she of course. obliged to drop
Z, au,i thus Conceal what had been |
'er motive tn s' subtly di>close. II
'as been by such daring, aud. at the
anne time, shrewd acts as this that
|lrs Largtry has become the liOnne
he il, and. at the same time. shrewd
cts rs thi- tina, Mrs. Lanp,ry has he
''me the lioDne she il, aud by the
'mtinu'us exercise If her audacious
Wit. holis her own as she does. She
: always .qual To the occasion. and
he present instance is q fair example
{ What she can do. aud not only
but followed.
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Fire at Cl,l.ton.

The s!~x.nt three st"ry bs,ck re-iien' =
81 Dr.. q. \. S.l"'o~, ut & inter, i"'k E'-
.''o"l hsif ps-t t"us "cl-ck y~-'.r.is. alter
nom, sd ]. vss vi,h great di'TcnIiy tn,
IL = .>vr.i from burning tn the ground
The 6rr o''x'ns,-'i in . G "-e'. and b-i..r.
the 6 ,ms- Gould h. .x'i-rni.h~si. d ms,
." the ."'"u", Is; SOD ~ 81 D had result ell.
principally from wsi~r.
I.,. 0. "n~ the hands, NEST Residences
." Clinton, IN . c,~, i the n~ishh"rI,.@i oi
$500 IL The ,owa hs- = i~x m"r~ ~ :,
probably snm~ sc'nn will b- taken toward
the purchase OF q he Sc m-r. A. IL n.~
u, the, a-e ,i-.'-n.ien, an huck-i brigade.
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Net q Beverage.

They are not . beverage, hat meai
rine siih curative properties u the high.
81 dex"s, containing M poor whisky OF
poisonous 'irus-. They d" not tear down
IN already i~biii,ssed system, bus build j,
up. Oae bottle con,si"s more hop. sha'
i., more rel hop ss'enx,h, shs& tsrsel Of
ordinary her. Every druggist in r chez
ter s-lls them. and the physicians psprsibe
.he@."-Essa,ny Expses o. Hop Bi,iess.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
PEARS ITEMS.

-Slsixhing has been god during the
past week.
The building Of n-w harms -eems TO br
Cunt -sious and il silt an the boom.
"A double wedding IL IN prospect. W.
hos~ the ,wo sisters ~iIi be happy, a. .ls..
the lucky young g~a,iemen.
MIR. John Harris snd his iorely youn.
bride returned from their bridal tour l.-,
werk. Your correspondent extends b-.,
wishes.
Mics B.pple, sitter . week. vacation,
has returned To her duties - teacher a IN.
Fairv.ew school house. Mrs B'ppi.
passed The holiday. with her parents ami
friend. in the Qa-~n City. We hope her
Wilt hss been = pleasant one.
-Squirr Barge is feeding large lot Of
cattle and hog.. the cattle are 6"e lot,
aud Gill. when realty for the n ,rke,. aser-
age nesr fourteen hundred pounds per
head. NJ. B.rge hss sIso purchased n
adj lining farm; and il the 6i-h iiosr-
hold ou', will be AL right sitsin the mex,
fev yesre.
OR particular friend, Mr.. Norma"
K,yis, i in our est,m .tion the happies.
man here. For ann. time pest he hs-
-por 81 sore hand, bui nov il il al
beautiful thing Of the pest. and the hand j.
entirely cell. B--ides this, . younx l,dy
topk advantage Of the i.ss day in leap year
and actually pr"pns-d. We have this from
= reliable source. Hsppy men! My n
long life Of prosperity attend you and your.
1T h.s h-~n anne time since your cor
(Js.) go st Peanson. sui ve
Ga the pe"pie just - hopeful and - happy
~ they sess one year ax', although the
pr...p~ct Of many hsA hren cIouded by
.aort.se IN crops. s,ili they have strong
hopes IN the near future q, brinx mere
prosperous. We wish all success and
happy year to fpllow. 10"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
WHO WAS HE1
The Young Nan From Sedalis
Who Played Faro.

Thd Sc. Loaf. P.s,.Di-p,, Itch OF ycs,, =.
LAY r~ls,,d The following regarding . Sc.
DALI blood who w.s noticed playing faro
in P.s~ius establishment, los North
Fifth street:
Os the table ga faro box, ch,ps, end
the ~h.'le i.rO lay ou spie.d i'rt,re them
Nh-o the r~Ios,~r arrived, one 81 the
!oang Urn, Who, froa, his Conversation.
'pssr.Is,, To- have ] TT arrived iroW S~sia,is,
sss deeply i"tere..ri IN the < 'me. Tie va
ysiyins i've doll '.s na . card. lie ar>t
a~i up" th- j ,ck and .osl th~n he pi ~
-: lac uJoEry un the sce aud io>t TX ,in !;
sLrn us,..H srvrn> aud ios. AfS~r losing
IoTiy Use dollars with, Ut q word at com-
.'.siai escaping from hl- l'Ps, he N ''!e .
.i.oiiun 49, ~ to- ri>e. Tue sss-lsr h~gsn To-
rsu>i. the catd- ,.nt 81 The biz, app ,r~n,iy
i.'r Li- ASA smu-sIn-a,. The .ctiun -ernes.
have an iIrrs -tiUie iIa I-nce over the
uuns ~ ,n IRON !-~,isiis. An unnatural
.i.w -vrs 81 over his wn"le iAre, snS ."
H- excitement nj the mo,n~ut ne n~rvyusIS
uo-~ued u len JuIlsr goiJ-pIece shica he
s.-Sr . L. ~n~i IL hts watch chain, and,
sLi.h, n!xIn. FROM the reluctance wirh
bS ~ hu~t nNsC scVo
S~rv-,k~ ir"m -nue iGi~,ni. SIappiny %
.usn uIson king, ne mutisrrd h~s w-sn
.i- t~~ih, wii, Gin b,ck INV m ,n~y oi
-,-~r ouI tai. Ms f-~r'- night" A.
i>u -, the young IN u ~, he sr,sse fr,n
s~ Z tile aud usu tered - hoFrible cur z
.xs.nst the luck thst - uid n"s sn ,ol~
sim l., CIR Onx doll. - where tie had lu.,
I,Iy. TIE lie .i~s en- ie ~ ,s~i u c .s..,le
..u hv telling I'm u y ~ lucky Ia lU~s v"
Ne f-a'- night.
Tie t,~xsn ,u sei ate . s'o'y os q young
q IN wUh wl,um he go ,n'smS civ &C
"a ,I,'.d, Oh" on l.sl Me- Y-u'. nigh,
,.>I his eli. wi. the Z ~I"'0n Ut n quartz
that qIsr,er proved the t'1n'laiI,n 1T =
mug i,,r,une. DARING Che year the young
-ii.s h ii an FL . ,os,iInsry str~ * ii luck
Where the .t.'rv woutt have sE led, u ~
ard ,o -sv, fur ~ that n,bns~n. the young |
IA" tr,,m S-,ia.is n'"pi~-t the q sing per |
pir ,',un irnm hIs tsc~, '".k hi, ui.'er on
ia arm aud dis spI~sre,i through the door, |
sIth''u' n,.'nry e "nxh Ia i...cns~ . night |
.-ixi"y IN . I~s~~ alum. TIE either von"g |
usn ..ck~i -uus~ al the G .ri. ps-,tv he,vy |
r.i i,rs' h,s iittl~ Ill, shich amounted so |
h.u, $50. Tae i-sirr -sIi he mn-s not he |
i"s" uy..n h,- luck that - wss 'rue h. |
"a. I'm, ,rkabis i,.s,u"s'e IN b,cs,.g III |
sr.ng card of late, bu, ,hs, The isb'~s mn-' |
..cr--ssiis ss,on change, ~h~o he m xhi /
sIn .m"u.h 1T en- time O" m ,k- UP ior all !,
- hal ~v-r L-,. IL -. evni-ni ir.,m the |
E.k sb,ch 'h- y..uug m ,n z ve the d-1l~r /
MT he h.d ia, gwen exps-.-i"n tn hi
~ th.u.h;-. IL ir,t The table rem ,rk-
~. ia 1t III ~nsii irv and hun, mp decent
a A
'.m u,~,n h'- '-p,rk:-r-" aud might h.
,sck I" iry H.. lack ~ ,in. For -"n,e time !
h- ret 81 u e rum,,,nv. M, t'.n Interested
~ the e,n~, h al h~~n ~v-irs the reporter
u-p;ci,n.iv. =" he t~,k f,v,rshle oppnr-
unity which then p,e-eaied It-e!t to slip
.ui unnoticsd.
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The reason why.-Mr. Fellows, in his
Medical Monuhly, gives reason for the pc
cuIisr action Of his Hypophosphi,es in the
cure Of Diseases, wh;ch seem to be borne
ou, by facts. From action Of the syDpa.
,hetic nerves all the organic muscles are
strengthened and the patient overcomes his
NAL ,dy simply. pleasantly. and RAPIDLY.
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Not Him.

E-neat Wells. = young mn Who live
."u'h III the narrow x.ux-'s old d-vn', -nd
oh" rad b-e" I'm, Iov.d .. '~.~.'~r h, J"~
do. .es, u s"fi-sinx no, little v''h IT, n
i'm'-s. the se-uis 81 ton much c~iets .tisg
/" CIri.'m e. B soo "f Dc y.
The father 81 the y"n"g man above re-
t-rsed 10 c lied On the BAzo0 Last evening
End .sid the qualifications made vas nat Cur
nc:. His son dnss no, u-e Intoxicating
''qnors. and hi. j. juri.s wssr not the resuI,
~ 'oo much CAri-,mas celebrating. All Of
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AFFIRM al fpts sores for ale, eix miles
a,u h..st If S-ith,. all IA Ter go q f-nre
IN IL neg isni E :hv .cr-. i'm, ,-ov-d ;
gooi IF .m- hnuAe, ne .riy nee; {, cool log
et s"ie All C .ra c-ih; 'g"i i,sing cell "f
wsssr, folai IN dry time. Ill at which
wili arii =, $1G) cs.a, aud siv.. q 70 "a war
A"ts de.i rs~~e..,a slsI s,u.d ell
. wiah &C q az farming.
Ailres,. jon WISsLow.
Has SedAiiA, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

II haze snd-rei from q kidney d 6.
cn''y f"r the past ten year., accompanied
wa,h n-rvou. -p.m IN. Pnvs,ci.". e~se me
hnt t~mp"r.r, relief. hat .fer u,iu 2
three and one h If .iie, of W .rner'. Safe
KIDNEY aud Liser Cnremv nrrvon. sp.-m.
~~r~ ~"'i'~lv relieved. Ny age L. a ,e.r..
I rnmend this greet remedy TO ell ruf.
{. ring from nervous irnuh'e'.
Mas. NARY REEss.
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CARD

To I'll oh, .re suffering from The erroFs
and ,niiscr-iinn- ~, youth, n~Svoas weak.
n---, -srlsy decay, Ina. of manh'r,.i, &C.,
~'ii ami a r-ciie thri will cure you. FREE
or CHARGE. Thi. great remeriy Was dis
cov-r~d nv . missionary in South 4 wsrira
SEP. . self -slsirr~.~A envelope Q" the Rev
=. In,can. Sta i.n d. N~v York City.
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Cause aud Ell .cs.

The m ,in Gu eff s.~rv~-a~-s l. iniixee.
tissn. AMI that L. ~ I'd b. se-km--s If the
etssm sch AsO c.N have y -nsd nesvSs
aud x"~i h~.luh witi'"n, u-i"x tl..r B",er-
q" -'re"sih~n the ri"m CO., purify the
blond. Md keel, the liver mud kisin~s q
se''v-. Co cary IF I'll the poi-"n"u- aud
was's ~ tier al the system. See other
c0iumn.-Adsmnr~
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will arrive at the state capital Saturday.
Ga their arrival Gov. Phelps and family
will vsc,ie the executive N ,n.ion and will
stop at the NJ ssii-On until after the in.ugu.
ration, when Gov. Phelps will leave for
his home at Spring I'D.
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Married W;.hout D,vorce

Chsriss Harris, . c"i,rsA isjis,du 81,
mourn. the io.a of hi. better half. n asly
three we+k. ego ahe iefs S<dAli., obssen.,biy
going to < .ns.a CITY On visit. Vail.
there. ~ n"w claimed ~ H.rri.. The me,
.n"lher emss. s.ard John P.sks. shom 81.
married, without procuring divorcs iron
her legal Iies lori
Harris says he b - not missed much By
her d-Pa',ur bos be dssirrs the people 81
sedaii, 70 kn0s what kisA ii . wowa.
shs i.