davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Preserving the Balance.

harper : Magazine.
OLD Captain S.aplv, who lives down
m the middle OF Kentucky, was a
good Har,l-shell Baptist, who would
occasionally tell story at the expense
Of some of the brathren. Many years
ago they were not 80 conspicuously
orthodox on The temperance question
rs they are ia our time. 'On one
occs-iou." said the Captain, 1.-THE
brethren down in nv region were
about to have grand church gather
ing. and all the faithful in the neigh
borhood were expected to exert them
selves to entertaiu suitably and hospit-
ably the visiting bret hern. Two OF
nv neighbors met each other just be-
fore the grand gathering, one Of whom
said:
"'What are you going to dO?'"
"'Well.' replied he. 4 have laid in
a gallon Of first-rate whisky
"a galion!" retorted his neighbor.
with look Of contempt. Why I've
got a barrel; and YOU are just as able to
support the Gospel Us am"
In those DAYS you could always tell
a Hard-shell by looking at him from
behind; one ut the skirts of his coat
would hang lower than the other
the one in which he carried his bottle.
Blu. the Captain said there was one
old brother down there whose denom-
national views couldn't be ascertained
in that wsy. hi. skirts hung even-a
bottle in each pocket
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
NEWS FROM CLINTON.
The Small Pox and Q Fire.

Since the email pox begsn 10 Clinton
there hiss been in all not twenty dee os
thirty csss. but . great many more than
any o"e ever suspected. In fact there La1
,'-rn -ix,y-.ix c,.es ia ell TO date. E-.v<n
OF these cases we're Of the co. aaent or me.
i,gnsni form. Their total number Of deaths
"a date are eight.
Lest oishi Ore I'D led 20 the m,.ery Of
tie stricken city. There v.s . Ere ihas
vail c .u.e . consideIa able loss. A build
ing IN the row on the north side Of he
public rQu,re sas consumed. The hui:d.
Ing vaa occupied BY Fixe & Doiy. groerr-.
And B.rc .fe 4 S~sin - Restaurant. The
insurance wss Gully small, AID ~ili not
near coses the ks..
CT nton and her inhabi;ssts deserve the
the de-pesi AID nu~ss sy@Ps'hy in this
their time Of awful trial. No one can
know sh.s smail pox ia uni,l they hove
--en il ~ il j. no raging in Clinton. The
BAzoo r-port.r cent through . sieee Of il
nearly three mo.ihs in duration. II US
mid winter. There were forsy-Line c.ars
and aesenseen deaths. Tie porter.
thonxh boy n the time. was ore of the
first To get over the vsrioioid and vas
thereafter proof e. ins, it and acted ~ a
nur-e for the fil.c,ed Tor over six ~e-ks
Alter this exV~r.-nce he Cen sympslL:s.
~,th the people o: Clinton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
A Woak Lie.

The fo'l"si"g il sp~cenen Of the veal
iiss that J.aerson City sri,ss ab"u' Sc laIia
T. takes MAJ Of brain, In tell god Iiea
Why do they not impnrt brains from Seda'
Il TIE Tr,bane Gays:
''es~tisl;s j. rejoicing 1t the change OF the
weather y~s,erdsy. They exi.rc ri q visi'
fr.sm eoase of the m~ml.ers IL the leg'sis
toe ~hO fav"r the r~mov Il of the capita
g. tn.t iosa al marine. aud tros psnd and
in con-. Qse"ce Of the ihaw ii the l.s' lee
dsva. wagons hal already hegun q" m'rs
d..sn IN o no asr-et. Bat esrrs'hing IL
again frss- mp tight aad sssi,d. aad they are
sale sill tue nrxt warm rpeii."
OHIO aeseet 10 - aolid - the whole roct
On which ]. q City il located.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
PHuIPs.SHELDON.
The l(arrisge OF Congressman
Philips Son aud . Popular
Society Lady.

This morning, At half past 9 O'Clock f,
Emmet Pailip.. only son Of Col. Jno. +.
Philip. and Ma. jimmie Sheldon, danghter
at FIX Payma~,er Sh~ldon. OF the NJ. X.
& r. railway, we're ulIi-d in m;rrisge II
the r.siJeoce Of NJ. l.. F. Sheldon, on Sec
ond street The ceremony y A. performed by
tie R.v. J. H. S.rtweiI~. rector Of the
C.ls.ry Casp:ei. sccpr ling 10 the hesnti
full ritual f the Epi-cop.l church.
O ,,y the immediate rela,is-s 1t the bride
aud groom, and one Or Two intrinsic friends
sere pre.~nt. A. the groom is Connected
With q numoer Of the oldest aud mpt ais
,ocr.iic f.miies Of tie county, there "a.
quiie . gathering. Nj. Cam s"-ed AID
Mis- CIR. Demu,h, Mr.. Thos. J. Fry ard
Miss Moliie Helm, Of Hsnuibai, stood up
siih the contracting p.r,ies. The t~O
gentlemen ere 6rst con-ins OF the groom.
aud the TO ladies' iuliusls friends Of The
bride.
Human foresight il not alssys correct.
hut the sentuses.,me r~p,rter Who has the
pie azure 81 KNOWN. both we'll, - mt sfraid
10 say il ia happy match. The hride Is n
pronounced bruneiie. + groom psrf.c,
biun.ie. THE bride has won other hears
than that of her husband, by her Ren'ir.
n~s., smisbi;iiy, w"waniy character ard
charm. f manner. The groom - = high
minded, we'll bred. ate sdy. in,, liigen', hard
sork~r, and will he cseii, to his talented
father, sho has achieved distinction NJ II
lawyer, .choIar mi .t..sman.
TIE wedding vas condsc' ell sery quie,iS
and II houl any osien,ation. Tie bride
- The rec,pi-n, Of . very nice colirc;i"n
e pre-rnss. After congraidis,ion- and .
lunch, the bridal couple io,k the morning
train for s.. Lpui.. From thence the.
will ,.r,c~sd 10 Wilmington City. whsr.
they viii spend ~eek. After wh'ch they
sill return houe and take up their re.i.
deuce 10 this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Hampton -Coihoun.

Il. l.. Laml,'on. The we'll k.non youns
Z. erca.ni ot tni. city. ar.i Mis-. Adiie C,l
hnun, daughter IL . pr.minenf banker 81
It. Jo-eph, Mo, we're united in marriage
., the Fleet Presbyterian chpch, in -. Jo,
-epn. No.. ou Feb. 81. the Rev. Mr.. Comp.
tell, pastor of the church, PERFORMING the
,errm,ny. The church "a. crowded With
The elite oi tie city, snd il presented . very
fue appearance. J. A. Frame ,nd w. 5
J.hn.o-, OF 81. Joe, and Thos. ]. Fry and
Tho. K-hos. OF SID lila, ac,-d a. u-h-r..
The bal ie wore IN elegant dress of
6ronze- green -ilk, trimmed i. br,cs IL. snd
i,tokei charming. At the conclusion al
the crn many The imme late relatives Of
'!i= bride and sroom an! the invited gucs's
from Sed.Iia. REF aired TO the residence q!
the .rides father, where an Inform Al re-
c<r,ioa IA, held. Among the other
rne-ta sho we're p.esen. were, Mr.. Huh
bard. of Chicsga, we'll known in S.dsIia
Rev. 3. T. Ley. J. II. Bo,hseii an,
Waiter B.il~r. formerly Of the 80 cent
s,nse.
The bride and groom left on the 9:3D
?. 10. train for Kansas CITY. From thencr
they went on . trip T. San An'c"io.
r~xa., where th ' will spend . portion Of
,heir honey mon amidst the more genial
.nnih~rn country.
81. Joe E:ening N.sssss: Tie Lamp
t,n-C .iho'.n m srri age viii n,cnr at the
Fir-i Prs.hs'sri,n churrh ~ 8 o'clork I'll.
-senIue. Rev. D.. e .mpbeii p.rf.rm-si
thu c. r-mony. N,A- Colaoun is The highls
cultured daughter of ~. J.,.-pn'a s-,~es,~sI
ctan, Juhn CoIh.un. Eq, and Mr..
L,mpt"n IL a p'o.I~r' "a. boot aud rhos
merchant 81 SsdaIia. They Gill ga on .
srd.iinx tour Tn An-'in, Texas, aud seiurr
ID make Soda il IN, ir i.cmp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

She Meant The PassamoQusddy.
Bufalo Express.
The advent Of Mrs. Mslaprop brings
In miod = lady ii BuasIds 6rst society
"f many years ago. CIV. Ds VIII
Clinton sas . guest at the family
mansion, aud this occurred as the din
Drr table. The great Governer spoke
ofiLe delightful climate Of our then vii.
lsge. "Yes." ssid The hCsses, "ve
generally have 6ne weather. except
when the sun crosses the PsnObecot. |"
why. ny DEAR demonstrated hes
husband. the General. "you don'l
mean the Pen0hscnt." ''Oh dear, mol"
she .xclsimed, ''0f cnurss nos I don,
mean shas-l mean The Pausoasquod'
d.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
BUPNETT's COCAINE.

Tie Ret H.ir Dres'iEg il he World.
EURNErT'S COCAINE allsys irit.-
ZION. removes nj; tendency To dandru6, in
sisnrsies the action. Of the capillaries in
the highest degree. and has earned de-
.er,ed reputation for proao'ing The grortA
end pTeserriae the beusy of The human Auir.
Lsdies dressing their hair eisboraiely fos
the evening wiIl 6nd th,t il impsrts Z
Asuiay aotnat gloss to the hair and will
cau-e j, 10 rstnn its shape for hours.
BU.SErr's FLAvoEISG EXTRACTS ars
u-ed and ss.,orsed nv Tire best hotels, con.
fectIone's snd grocsrs throoghout tha
countzy. They sre perfectly pure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
A Pluckey Cripple.

Noah Anderson Of. Carlisle. Ky.
f., quen,Iy whipped hi, vile. He
w.s . cripple. aud il wss thought
that HE lamrness had much 10 do With
hi. ugly temper aud cruelty. Is
neighlsrs. however. we're not inclined
To excuse him. and ou . recent night
. c'mpsny Vi NAKED men went Ia
punish him. He met them Fesolutelv
nj the d. Ut, and threatened to shaot
any oue wh" entered. They advanced.
aud be 6re.i. woundin. the leader.
Then they made . furious oa-slAughs
killing hiin aud his IA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Verdict Of the Jury.

We. the Jury tmpsnnsisd 10 inquire %
to how anu bs whom Henry L. Fi-her
came io his death, 6nd that The ssid Henry
l. F,.her c.n~ Ia his drsih By jumping
Iron, the x. & T. division train Of tie
Missouri P.ci6' =, sh'ch said train US in
ssoiion. W. further find that, while s.id
r.iis.. Company !. in TO Wy rr.l'O"s'6le
ior the de,th Of d-crs.ed. yet se 6ad fr"@
he ,ss'imony tina, snid company is in the
a.bi, e running iis ir-ins n eresies rate
1t .l.eed within the Limits Of the city Of
Sd ALA than /. warranted bv I.v.
JEo. HUss RID. Foreman,
s. J. B FAIR
X w B.RsETT.
A. ABB TT.
CHAs. WENrzELNAN,
J A. FISHES.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Regulate 6rss the s,o@sch, second the
liver; s'pecislly the 6rs,, 90 - to perform
their functions perfectly aud you will re-
move ss least ninesesa tventie.hs Of Ill the
Ills the, msntind ], heir to. in this OF any
other eiimx,e. Hop Biuers is the only
thing ih.t oil give perfectly healthy ns-
tiral se,ion 10 there ,wo org. u.s. Maine
Farmer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

zion that tie train vsa running 70, fest for
han md he "a. eoice TO s.it I'LL che stop
Ell ., the janc'i,u; heard . men helIss,
md looked around and srrn Young Fishes
rolling in the sand; I CENT 10 hin sad
raj e.i up ms head ~ CAPPED . ies times
| end died. j. uA0AB
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Let Tue-day night . fellow conducted
hio-elf Ia this city in ns"ner to ~nrrsn'
soms oue In shooting him down in he
sr.cks. TIE story Of his raf6A"'y conduct
did MT cnme to light until yr~t"risy. tie
fclios<d too young c"'as~d <irls {" the
huns. ..f th~is father, K hi. F.i-co. tried tn
brett IL the front d''ur. 6ssliy ~"ier-d the
back DIOR, which h.pp-nrd to he unsocke,i
drew rrsalses on the father and another
colured man ps~a~n,. sDd Demanded ." k"ow
Vhese the WON'T were. Waen told th.s
there srss n women there, he cured them
"a IefI. The MAJ then vent n-xt door
AID hroke IN the door of white family.
A, ehis moment the colOe-d men came 20
aheie rescue a The man left.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
ON A CAKE OF ICE.
The Nan who Refused to be Help.
ed, Although in Q Danger.
ous Place.

Nev York sun
The sight Of man 6oatisg rspidly
down the North river On Q cake OF ic1
csused great excitement Yesterday Of abou
noon. Men and women ran to the ends oil
, piers end gss,d out into the stream. Pilot,
on ferry bosrs lowered the sashes in then
pilot LoIses aud looked through thsil
gissses tn see whether the man sdriis mad,
sny sign OF distress. The piece Of Ice o.
which, he Stood wss in the middle OF thu
channel, aud vss surrounded With othel
and smsil~r drift ice.
IL wee not more than ten OF twelve fee
long and Elk OF eight feet broad, and CD
70 .red to be covered with snos. A the
men walked up and dosn on his contracted
parade ground hi< weight did not cause il
to tip. He was dressed in ordinary street
costume, and wore a Derby hat and An over
Coat buionei tightly about him.
The deck hand. Of the HobOkelfferry
boat Hamilton saV the man in mid atream
and hsiied him. They ssked him il b.
wanted help. sod he replied that he did no,
He w.lxed up and down the cake seeming.
" 1t ea.s, and taking TO notice Of any thing
going on around him.
There WAS no mystery about the matter,
however, to the friends OF Gilbert Long.
Long wss formerly an assocIxte Of the ex
ssimmer, ex-lifs saver, ex policemen. and
pres.snt missionary, cell known % MAN,
The N-~shoy." Long has taken Mans
place n iesder OF the volunteer life savins
ccrps.
lie esys that he has saved thifty-seven
persons within three years. He has q
theory that wherever . steamboat can 70
through the ice he csn follow, provided be
hss on his pst-n, rubber suit. He made .
practical test Of il yesterday.
At half pAst IL yss;~rriay morning he
appeared at the loot OF Thirty fourth street,
north river, f'iio~ei BY his mate, Edward
Kelly. DoHning the rubber suit, he
jumped ant" the water. The peop'e on the
boats end docks in the vicinity shudder~d
a. thew saw the hardy youth sweep BY
amid the grinding blocks Of ice. He msn-
Sgd 20 - de the heavier cakes End keep
With the tide until be reached the Christie
pher street Terry.
HIRE the ice became blocked in front.
and Long, sweeping down upon il, found
his path suddenly barred, while the ice
shove him v 90 pressing down upon him
He d,d not lose his wits. however, but
w.tching h,s chance, succeeded BY . vio-
lent ef,s,, in ses,ing on top Of large
cake Of ice. He danced about on il, and
blew horn 10 let his friends know that
he sss sale, and A..sted unconcernedIy
down The s,rssm. He arrived at the bat
,ery before . o'clock. A Sun reporter said
To him:
care you cold. LopeT
"No, q hit. I made n Yattlin' trim and
rext sunday I'll g" mp the E,st river,
frou the battery to flushing bay, to prove
he, much / like il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
CARD.

To al who ore slferIng from the erross
and indi-creiions Of youth, nervous weak.
n-s-, earIey decay, loan Of manhood. &c,
Wili aend recipe thst will cure you. FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy sas dis.
covered bv missionary in Son,h 4 u-rirs.
iend q aelf addressed envelope % the Rev.
+. Inman, Nsa ion u. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
For Sale.

A farm al fnrty scrrs for sale, sig miles
aou,he .ei of S-iaI,s, all under good fence,
and 10 new land. Thirty lee .cr~s improved
good frame houre, nearly new good log
stable and Corn crib good living cell al
water, found in dry tme. ell u which
will s~ll II SEQ cash. and give 60 u var.
rant, deed. Toe reason vhy would cell
% s,sh &C gait forming.
AJdssss, john wIxsLow.
l-llWe.s 6sdA,ia, No,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Gentle
Women

WHO want glessy, lUuia.t
and W1vy tree9eo q abu10Anes
beautiful Hair UuGt use
LYONS KATHA 1RON. HI
elegant, cheap article alwaQD
makes tho Hair GrOW freely
and hst, keeps Il non AlE|ng
out, arrests and cures gay:
ness, removes dan1fu1 a14
itching, makes tho Hair
strong, giving Il 2 c!!hg
tendency and keeping Is ID
any desired ped6ea. Boan-
tifhl, healthy Hair = To SWo
result of using KathakeaL
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

The Rev. s. F. ScOvel, pastor q
the First Pres5ytsrien Church Of
Pi,tsburg. surprised his congregation
ON Sunday by first advertising Co.
Msplesou's opera troup. BY reading q
announcement Of the coming opsrasb
giving special emphasis to the fscs
that full ballet would b presented.
Then he proceeded to warn his lock
against going to the opera. vhsse
there was ballet. and said that WIEN
music was loaded down With unclean-
ness he felt it . duty to warn al par
sons Of the danger Of attending sueh
performances.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Died.

On Sunday afternoon. at her home rear
spring Fork church, Mira. Nike Sullivan.
in he, - year. The funeral wili take ~ .ce
% morrow Al p. m, rem the abov.
church. Father 6r.h.m gill sf6si.ir.
Friends Of the family are invited IL attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

-"Quack, qu.ek. quack," ssid the doc
tor. when he found DR.. . ulI's Cough SyruI
in the hou-e Of almos, every patient, boz
his bill. d~crr.sed and the people sere
h.ppy. P.ir . cent. . hottie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
The Valley Of :racho.


The valley Of the Teche in Louisiana
has been termed not inaplly the Italy
Of America. Unlike other valleys, it
is not formed bv its vicinage to the
sloping base Of opposite mountains,
lea wing but narrow channel for the
passage OF . stream. The lands of
the Teche. bordering the bayon from
which this valley takes ito name. form
. gently declining area to it, waters,
from a rising elevation. that can hard
y claim the dignity ofa mountain.
The grassy shores Of the bayou are
shaded with every variety Of forest
trees, which in many places dip their
branches into the water. The streams
Of the bayou are - clear ss crystal,
abound with fish. and teem the favor.
tie resort If both. inland and ses-goiDg
birds, which may be seen skimming
over their surfaces at oil hours of the
day. Its slopirg lawns. dotted every
iew miles pretty draw bridges facili-
tsting neik hborly intercourse. give il
. quiete domestic atmosphere. The
prairies OF the Teche are inexpressibly
beautiful, and form one Of the most
pleasing features of the scenery.
When the south wind moves their un-
dulatine surface, they resamble the
pillows Of some vast inland lake.
These prairies are situated west OF
Bayou Teche and south Of Bayou
CScodric. In the south they are linn
tied BY an impossible sea marsh. and
in the vest BY the Caleasien and
Sabine. The praries Of the state en-
brace upward Of $500. 900 acres.
Owing to the richness Of iss soil and
its wonderful sdsPt.bility to the
culture Of the cane, this district 10 alsn
known ss the sugar bowl Of the
United States.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Forever.

o. word - st,anAs. - iU1l of ase,
Su.sl Time ere seod 700 to his isV?
eha,i ts sri. Saiiea ossre moe srsr,f
Ma s0-i'ss less. Ii ssss~y loc ses.
-AAY 4YseL8 10 K. G Hessji.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Moro People Die

from diseased kidneys 'hsn of ennsu~p-
,ion, bat not one fatal c~e in . thousand
soul! nc. ur IL Wsrrer's Safe kidney end
Liver CYre sss taken in time. By ell
meana iYy IL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Never ape"d POUR money lore you
hs.sit. This will save you from many
d.0 ,ulties and come t~mpt atone. But IL
y"s hsve cold, speod Is cen,s fos bot
tle Of Dr.. Bul.'a Cough 4. rnp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
THE BOSS ROBBERY.
And . Bold and Startling One,

Reported from East 8edslis-Ie -
True that Two Men Enter Nr.
Holssead's House. and Revolver
in Hand. Take from HIM Sl27.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Lands wanted. All persons hsvine
good improved, timber, OF prairie lssds
10 P<,tis coon'y Tor sale cheap for cash
shoa,d 80 o. sddress Ne ~ once. F.
Housloa, 6sdsliA No. l-o.sw4s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
HIS LAST JUMP.
Henry Fisher Leaps From .
Moving Train into tho
Jaws of Death.

He Strikes Q SAM r IL at the En-
g,neer Slres t Crossing, Rolls Be-
meath the Wbe. Il aud 10 Ground
to Piscss-A Terrible Warning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
THE FUTURE CAPITAL,
Another Giant Friend Comes
to the Aid Of Sodalia.

4 Bfillisns Contrast BOsVson g.
ds'is and Sleepy Hollow Fresh
and CoSsng Rsssons Why the
Capitol should b. Removed
WORDS Of Truth Pity Spoken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

III you voaid sv"id disappointment
az eavs tine and no"ev, t.ke Dr.. Buli's
Ceaxh Syrap and sooe ether.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

How On En:erprisinG Farmer end
His Pessuts Came It Over
the ] eVout.

A short tine ago come Russias
peasants were drawing water iron .
we'll in Gladiatch. when one Of then
epied = picture Of the Virgin floating
on the surface Of the liquid. They
were soon joined BY two village Rif]s,
who, the picture being pointed o0t -
them. declared that. only two houls
previously. they had seen it flying
about in the air. aud watched il . &
gently descended into the we'll. Tb1
story spread through tho district a
Gladiatch like wild6re, and % sooo
as it came to the ears Of the land OWE
er upon whose property the "holy
veil" was situated. he lost no time II
building a chapel over the spring.
To this chapel the population Of To
district has since repaired in daily in
creasing numbers. leaving the church
es empty Of their congregations svsa
on Sundays and saint days, % thas
the local clergy eventually applied -
the police authorities for an Official
investigation Of the alleged miracle.
In compliance with this requisites.
the Stanovoi Of Gladiatch. forthwith
betook himself to the chapel, sei3ed
the miraculous picture and deposited
it in the police Office. 6ubsequsos
inquiry has brought to light the fses
that the virgins counterfeit presest-
ment had been purchased of . travel
ing peddler by the speculative land.
owner above mentioned. who he'd
utilized it, with the assistance Of bio
pessantry. for the creation Of . sacred
shrine upon bis estate, and had already
cleared handsome sum BY appropsi
ating the money offerings Of the pill
grims who had Aocked to tho ''holy
we'll" from all parts of the surrouna
ing country. This ingenious gentle
man is safely in prison, awaiting his
trial for sacrilese.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

When q man Of family 6nds h'maelf
attacked By a violent cid, /, .. HE duty q"
relieve the anxiety Of his w'fe and chill
dren and -eek rsmedy inm. diat-ly. DR..
Ball. C ,ush Syrup cos,s ony p cents .
botrIe ard will give in~taL relief.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Present to Senator Vest.

Mr.. n. 3. Wright ha. rea entity campbell
81 . ssrv elegant zeal v'"g, which IL To b.
,reeeuisd TO s. n .sor Vest by C.l.t. Pike
4. Tnn,-or, Of Saline county. Mo. The
ring j. of aaiid gold, And his correct cnps
Of the seal Of the si.,e Of Missouri. Tt.
workm .n.hip ie very 6, e. rnd ni,oer,heri' q
me nf The m, 1t h-nfs'. me an .ppso' risIs
eif,s lh-t c"uid II prr-~'t'd 10 CaI,sd
>,.,es senator. The ring bsn.a tie in
.crsr,i.r, Captain Pike NJ. T'm-on, 81
s.iire county, M',ao"ri, "a Senator q. g.
Ved." The ring vii he on exhi'i,,cn nj
Mr. Wight. j.~~iry o.. r.. ~ 6o0 Main
street, for f~w da.s.-K. c. Tunes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

-Extract.-For persons suffering fPs0
exhaustion Of the povers Of the brain aa4
nervous sys,em iron long and eossisued
study or teaching, or in thoss essss q sx-
haustion from which 10 many young Dss
suffer, know Of no better nsdicine for ~
stora,ion to health than Felloas' Con-
pound Syrup Of Hypophoephisss.
EDMOND CLAY, NJ. D., Pugvash, N. &
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

The Assessment for 1879 80.
County Assessor Middleton yesterday
6,ished up HE hooks for the county, With
the fui!oving reeu;t:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Furnished Rooms In Let
Over PhjppS' Store. l'lsdd
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

A. siil be .een, there hes been a. 10
crease over 1879 q: sboni $40. 600.