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DRopOsALs FOR CAST IRON WORK.

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To thi- Office
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Mem publications.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THROUGH THE RANKS TO COMMISSION
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Real Gelair 10 Cttbanee.

NVANTED.-City or country residence for
w 100 acre Saratoga County farm or 1000 acres Texas
land and cash PAUL +. TODD, 10 BnAdway.
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THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST.
Translated by various Oriental scholars and edited by F.
Max Muller Vol X. svo 81 70.
Par,L The Dhammapadu collection Of verses being one
OF the COuonicaI Books Of Buddss Translated from
Pan by I. Max Muller
Part11. The sutta Xipata. n collection Of Discoursee.
Translated by V. Fausb0-
THE ENGLISH POETS.
selections with Biographical and critical nroduotons by
various writer's and General Introduction by Matthew
Arnold Edited by r. II. ward MA. Ina vols students
Edition each 81 ; Library Edition each 81 10.
Vol !. CHAUCER TO DONNE
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Vol ". WORDSWORTH TO SYDNEY DonELL
"Aogcthcr would difficult 10 select four volumes N
any Kind better worth owning and studying than thee
Nation
Those four ought TO be placed in every library
and II possible IN hands Of every student OF English
tChurchman.
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Ola Landlord who tried TO do his Duty BY ". BE
Jones OF Lisselan. l2mo, -.
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obstruction.
For BoYs and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
DEEKSKILL On. " Military Academy.-For
Il circulars address Col CD WRIGHT A NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
English cse besces conferred
CEASHORE SUMNER SCHOOL.-SWITHIN
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=. students admitted at any time
GUNNER, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GEN
- TLEMEN croton on the Hudson Practice, teaching
y e s seaside Collections Of minerals fossils plants shells
boating bathing fishing and field sportsi conversational
French and German college conditions fnined,
49,, F. & EoBE ,Bd T0mm,and Mai,,
James nussd p G Van WEI NJ d. no mazda 70
M&S&GE oS @ Room
For Young Ladies-Country.
A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
Nsv5 fnn XddrSss TiIos HGSLoS D. g. President
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NYRS. ROBERT II. GRISWOLD and daugh-
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IL Ready spring and summer scholar advanced ana
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cat' the west shore Of the HUDSON one hour from Sew"
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4 LADY living in the best part of PARIS
IL wears ~ ~, iurtr With hon own dausi'r- unu,
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York
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.ii juno ior tour ~ hceiuH re- 'hm ,%,il"
and Interview. M-- a. 20 Tribune 'iio"h ""'''' 49,
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Being the Letters written during the Winter of 1905
nv BERNARD II. Becker Special Commissioner. l2no, 81
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THE IRISH LAND LAW
DISTURBED IRELANI

BY Alexander g. Richey. O. G, IL d. Second edition.
limo, 81 2o.
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Art Schools-City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
wi will receive pupils ia Drawing and Painting In OH and
water Coors Decoration at her studio
2Cth.st, NeW.iofk . ,. -, ,,.,,, -
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THE MAKERS OF FLORENCE:

Dante oiotto savonarola and their C1iy by MIS- oh'
plant with portrait Of savonaroa anil inusaaons imru
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C,parlncrebip Notice.

S,. - ,,. fH "a .IFf -r
NtN. N,r>. AprII BE-. l--f.
MR.. \. y. CLARKE has Ibis day been adj
~ iD.ft.d- pt.tt tt. uuf .lti ..
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a LIVE SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.4S1
l Droadway near 4.d Primary, Commercial and Cas
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Brushes.

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A MANUAL OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY.

Authorized translation from the German Of Heinrich kie
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For Young Ladies-City.
MISS de BRt'YN KOPS and MISS KEITH
vi 40. 81 EAST 39TiIST.
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Gelp t0lntc0.

ANGELI'S Turkish Electric and Roman
~ Hail-. ~ Lexington ave, want young American men
and women fJf battle
NOOK.-A first class cook for small private
Y family spplt ih' morning after lu O'Clock a. West
G2d st. Wet .lr central Park HC'uaum French "orAn
preferred p,~si references required.
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For Both Sexes-Country
Miscellaneous.

4 LADY living in the best part OF Pans
y gish, g. undertake the th1r" n tc SIR! ~ u or
IT, years ~ Ia curatc with hon own danshi'i- unusual
eIVautarr- kiud oif red Toms high ne llfr-t
r,frrrnrc. given and required Army to Mr. MOll~
WoItTII care OF Mc-sr- Macmillan co.. - EoudSt Sew"
Nor
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| = FRS. :. l.. CADY'S boarding and Day School
IA for Young ladies West End Inst, New Haven Conn;
eleventh year commences sept -. send for circular
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

ADNEE1 lrLMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK gEIIg. 81 WILL ~ REC ElNEp AT THE
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ri IT nOe Wet Twenty thfde'.. Ilghthaye,
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ot iOul and Iiuil ave-, corner one hundred and
..tt. .t''f 600 q. 90. 20 O. gular Office rates
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.

HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
1 town. ~ V: home care thorough course ~ stndy,
reoncns hcniomhor u MLss N. ". METCALf PIincipal
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- TLEMEN-Crotono on. the Hudson. Practical teaching
Geld and forest Encampments In the Cask ana AT
the collections OF minerals fossils plants shells etc
boating, bathing fishing and field sports conversational
French and German college conditions fnlnlled
f. <. ROBERTS, CUmmnndant.
References: Hon Chester A. Arthur. Hon ThurloT Weed
Hon. James W. Hustled, p. {. Van Wyck NJ d.
circulars and information must be made IN
No | 1
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W trrs attractive Home and School Lyme Conn special
antagcs for vocal music harp, piano, guitar, drawing
paintinR Sc. BoaTdcrs In vacation.
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How Ooee He Know?

4 a~il.known ~. Louis drummer. who
stops in Sedslia quite frequently, va. last
evening relating hi- experience in kissing
young ladies la DIFF rent cities 10 joe.
Schre,bcr 4, the Garrison hou-e, All ada'd.
among other ;hirgs: IN J,ties-on Civ
the girls hold It'll until they srr we'll
kissed, when they flare up and saw, 81! think
yoa ought 10 ne ashamed" Wh-n =
young chap steals . si-- from a Warren
burg girl, che says. Il reckon it'- nv Turn
now," and gives him b.x On the ear thai
he don, forge, Tor week. When fellow
steals q Si-. iron q Bo.nviil. girl size
smiles, hiu.Les deeply, and says no:hine.
When a female Is sslu,ei with b,:-. H.
Clinton she :ns.rre:h ,hus: Il an rslcn-
ishsd a, thy assurance, Jcde,,Iah: Tor i.i:
indignity ! will sew thee up :" and when =
men Is smart enough TO steal the divine
luxury from Sed,lia b.ilrs, they are per-
fectly .sti-iie,i. AID receive the salute with
CHRISTIAN meekne-s snii on one
cheek, they tur;i the other sl-o. j, L. evi
den; the yolng usn knew whereof he was
speaking.
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Dining Car Burned.

The -l-csni .inin. car Occidental, be-
ISn:;n. in i;.- Chicago q Alton railway
Company, was burned an Tu--day night
Will. s;sniIrg on the side track At Ois-sa.
4, ~eni cyst from kin-ss City on the reg
Mar train Tuesday night q; Is o'clock,
ani n; Dl-~-s ws> locked after
In iLs n-u1i manner. Nr. Matter
son. ,he steward, al "ne col,resi
.nan xsr- To- IN, csr. .n,. shout mianigh;
w-r- sS,ksne'i ~ she -eI,k- and h,m~-.
They hlr.iy hs,. Iim- e. -.'csre with their
live. az fat Jid the car hnrn. !, il
thought the tire started III the kitchen ans!
Ih-n worked i,s was along the ceiIins tn
the n,her sE.i. The ear wss valued st
SIS, 0oh. AMI hal been onr Ut m. Blaom-
irs;on. H., SHOPS hu, two weeks.
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Caught Bucking The Tiger.


About l o'clvck Thursday morniug two
la','rs we've seen "a stop young msB m
frca: @: the H.T-.i- News oiice ard one Of
then. zce?-is,i .In ;hu-sy:
My husband ard ! came here several
weeks ago for = visit, and ainosi every day
and night he has been "a gambling, and he
is sonev where gambling tonight. and sm
going 10 find hi, j! ! nave io 60 10 every
saloon in ,.wn." The young msn here
oroke in and .sid any assIsisnce he could
render her would he cheerfvliy given. so
the trio started oH tn ind the husband
Who wss Unconscious IL the wrath be-
ing stored up for him by hi.
plucky little wife. They mad not far
10 60 ~hen they heard til. sound 81 the
"ivory CHIPS" ard the woman, eli
alone, mounted the stains, entered the room
add there found her lruaut husband vitA
several stacks Of red, white and blue
ivories. With one sweep Of her hand she
scattered the chips to the four corners
of the room, and then hroks out crying and
said: sand il this What you promised
me when We ssrried, and is this how you
spend your time and money.
You come home with me aud to-day you
shall buy me ticket for my cid home and
I will 60 to stay" The husband and vile
started home. and We hope ere this time
that the affair has been settled to the entire
satisfact,ou o! both passis. 4 gentleman
standing near By was heard 10 remark, 20,
for lev more such women in OenisOn. y
What could he have meant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29
Must Have Hailed from Cole
County.

The fol.osin.: r-sci,sd the Neg O.lcans
Picxynne last month with che r qur-i that
Il should he published a. an advertise
meni: II want -house c-sr-r one tbs,
kuowss how 10 esp -hou-e IN i,- proper
manor ere ih>i viii help max sliying
aud that is we'll respected in good society
with good education but no, Undergraduate
with come properly az that IL will amcnn,
10 one Tho1sen dollars or more medium
sice CIR! bu, nal exceed rwenlythrse wear.
Of age, So that Is nv age am sme .diu;n
slice man with darck hair and small gray
ewes small eyers and rourd isce viii, sho'
Tsoihou IN ,ic,sr- with no bad habits.
Young giris IL yon want To mirry ard
think you will fill the place write to me
for ! u..sn Whist say. Direct TO-" &c.
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A SAD SEARCH.
An Anxious Mother Looking for
an Erring Daughter.
.fuI..lu U.r~isi.

Joplin H-T~et.
Tuesday = middle sgsl lady, plainly
dressed, vs. 10 the city ON . sad erraDd
\ lace tinSed With strongly marked iine-
% sorrow showed that she came with a
heavy heart, aud movements indicated that
-he ~as no, az all familiar with the way.
al the wicked world. To a ies citizens
the lady tirnidiy made known the object Of
nun ia this locality.
Her ,iOrv, ~ told Ia her timid, b~-itat-
ing wsy, ~aS that si;s lived IN Nsosiro, and
hal q daughter II IL "A likely, rosy
checked girl. Their circumstances we're
siTsiIrned, sni tir girl occasionally hire!
cut in families To earn n little Inoney To
help -,cuIs . living. Hearing tina; wages,
Large 10 the yiri's ewes, could he earned a,
. bo.ei IN Short Greek, she per-na,ies1 her
mother To- let her ~ tbither. Little did
the mother know " the dangerous ground
upon which the unsophi.tics ts,, impu!s,ve
girl Wa about To venture, or abe would
have never gwen her consent. But three
ioi!Iis a xeex looked big to her, and with
many blessings and asiu,onitions tu ''be .
good girl, the dauvht-r Lett the maternal
rooi.
IT, Short Creek che wss in due time III
stalled - dining room .,ri, and with il
csme oil the temptations that beset the
handsome hssh-siinser IN that wicked
town. Ar;less and nutu,ored IN the ways
Of the world, the siyly whispered A.,ter!y
vi the hne-haired mssher, who il ever
watching for victims to- his dehssed sea-
.u.ii.y, Tell With full effect upon her un-
suspeciiGg heart. The sly compliment was
n grsteiui tn her young besrt ~ dew to the
thirty hnx~r. Like hundreds before her,
she Tell. and in tine became the mistress of
ia. q tsh ,onng m.n ut that ace.
Like : s.at,inl daughter she wrote hume
from time Ia time. and NJ ls-I informed her
mother that -he wss married and invil, d
her ~ make \ visit. The invitation was
accepted and tie dsnght~r fcund IN 3 neat
iy furnished i;,ile cottage The mother
-ccs discovered petn!isIi,v in the doGss
tie regime ,bst xss nsW to- her the son-in.
Law 'csssioniy came srvund to spend an
evening, bat H.vsr took h,s meals at home.
Ia eni.svorinx to secure ala explanation
-he Prscipiia,-'! tempest, which remained
uE.iui-tsd Tor several DAYS. ia the mean
time Rex Plumhum gave q grand levee in
Joplin. and the daughter lei, hcme &C. At
tend the r.s,isi,'e.. Time psss~d on AMI
che returned not. Since thea the mother
hs- hal M trsc. ~bsiev~r Of her srring girl
Her visit To Joplin provesi frui,lsss. aud
she re'uroed Ia her Ncosho home With q
= hssvv heart.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29
Bsecher on Sluggards.

Henry Ward Beecher .aid, in Ply.
mouth church Yesterday morning. that
theology was now going through an ev-
o:uiion, AID WAS advancing every day.
Men were getting beyond the old form
uiation -. truth. Mr.. Bsecher re-
marked THAT because he couldn't wear
pantaieis it didn't follow that he
cauldn', wear pantaloons, and said II
he was moi a Protestant he would b.
a Roman Catholic. The Protestant
i,lea that God had revealed all truth
in the Bible-that the Bible was a
serulchre aud all truth was mammitied
By twas one against which he re-
VOTED. The Catholic statement that
God revealed His truths through that
church. and made them known more
and more from time to time. Was grand.
The faul, Ut the idea was that God re-
vca!s truth through al organized
church. Ii the Catholic church
woah saw line revelation came through
the human race it would he all right.
Mr.. Beecher paid his respect to various
classes Of the community, especially
to the large class which claims that
1.-The world owes them a living" lfthe
world paid its just debts. he said. halt
er. would he scarce. The men Of the
class mentioned live day by day like
6shes-they sucked the water and
spurted il out, and that was all. They
were content to let their fathers sup
port them-to live on their relatives.
About the only scripture they ever
read was "Go To the ant, thou slug
gard" aud they went to their aun,s To
be supported. They had no ensrgy,
no ambition. They we're content to
crawl along through life like . silk.
worm over q leaf. eating. eating, eat
ing. and that Was all,-only q silk
worm LETT enough behind it to pay for
its keeping. These men left nothing.
They were not even good tor manure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29
AN INFAMOUS WOMAN.


hHuss> t!tN star, t'tst-
The jury in tie Ssrsh King trial At In
dependence to day returned . verdict oil
guilty after being out . snort time, and as-
sessrd her punishment 1T three Years in the
p,niteniissy. Docire-s Sarah King j. q
Ess!-hssde'i, s,out-bnIit womsn who iirs,
-;trsc.ed attention ~ the vile Oi one
Ming. who obtained Bo,oriety while em-
pl"ysd by Sheriff Rus, Of Wysnco,te.
King joined = hsId ut tr.mps in Split
l. g bottom and charged them sith hav-
ing 0u'gi.r;k-t George Grube!'s saloon.
SIX ut the ramps were held bat all we've
Released save one, - u VA clearly proved
thu, Ming hsd planned the burglary and
executed IL. aided b. this one. TIE de-.
'eciise ~.s arrested AMI held in isi. ior |.
ie. .,sy. when he VS. Released,
shortly alter which he disappeared, and
when next heard VI he sss in the I.sav-
enw"rth pm, hsvins h-en sent for stealing
= wagon and tesn His wife remained
here and became a public woman. She
was ~ one time the mistress ii promi-
neat man, and being rather prrp,..e.,ins
she tid not lack support. Unfortunately
tor her she bee smc avAriciou.. and cast
irs sbput for ri es-y wsy TO make ivr.
tune che conceived the schs mr 1t becoming
4 docsIe-s. She made money ~ sn abor-
'io'ni.' until justice overlook her, when her
nr-t victim diesi. The latter wss Mrs.
BrU,ezeu, who applied to Mrs. King Tor
relief. and vAs operated ON By Instruments.
from the effects oi which she died An
other victim, a girl. Wa found IN Mrs.
kioK's slaughter house nearly dead, bu,
che recovered and Wis rpmy;ed nv rela.
iivs.. The sen,ence Of three year, is very
mrrci;ul to mercilsss 6end Who il guilty.
Of deliberate murder. Her removal IRON
the community IL blessing. but there is
every reason for b~lieving that when she is
released she will renew her Infamous labor.
In smother community.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29
A Strange Preacher.

There wa once . minister of the gospel
who never built church.
Who never preached in one.
Who never proposed church fair Ia buy
the church new carpet.
Who never founded new sect.
Who never belonged TO sny sect.
Who frequenisd public bouscs ard
drank wine it'll sinners.
Who never received q salary
Who never osked for one.
Who never wore . black suit or white
necktie.
Who never ueed . PRAYER book.
Or . hymn book.
Or Wrole sermon.
Who never hired q correct soloiet to draw
souls to hear the "Word.'
Who never sdvestised his aermons.
Who never took text for his sermon.
Who never vent through conrse Of the
illogical study.
VINO never Wse ordained.
Who VS. never even converted"
Who never went to couferesce.
Who We be?
Christ.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29
After Ten Years.

Emi. Franeoi. married n qIs.irnon
WOMAN in Tex, where :ntermar.isgs h---
tween whites and those possessing p-..r"
blood Is a penal offence. he w.- convict
ed and sen; Ia prison for Eve gears. The
ccnvici received nuch sympathy. for ~.
wife "a. re,riy white, AMI his love ior her
was quite sircere. TIE case was Carried e.
thu Texas cogr, IL sppe.l-, which Eow lie
elares the Law under which Francois ga
convicted to b. in c.rflic. with the four
tenth smenimenr, aid therefor. iH"i -rs
tive Two years "a; the imprisonment,
however, have sircaiy been sery-i