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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-15
BRIDPORT.

Mr.. Ora Gibbs lost his only child
on Monday. It was taken to Shore
ham for burial. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of all their friends.
There is q rumor that Rev. Mr..
" inchester, our Congregational minis
ter is about to leave US, and Mr.. Pas
coe, our Methodist minister is not ex-
pecting to return after conference.
They will be greatly missed, for they
have many warm friends in this place.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAEELERs.- Special
Inducements are offered You by the
Burlington Route. II will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere in this issue. $40 W
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Min the mos. pleasant and profitable business ass
Known Everything new. Capital not. re-
SIo day ssd apwssds Z easily S msds sss
out staying away non home over night No risk
whatever. Many new workers wantsd At once.
MAZE ~ mush ~ msn IA I've osn sss. .a a
girls make great pay. No one who Ii willing 70
WORK falls 10 make more money every day than
ment Those who engage al once win nnd q
short road 20 fortune, Address u. HALLbrr =
Cs. Portland, Maine "
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Health Is Wealth.

Dr. =, % wesrs Nerve and Brain Treatment;
. specific for nysteris. plzxiness. Convnlsions.
DRY. spsm,S1orrhas. i9possncy. inyciuniSry en-
issions, Preeetprs I'D ago, caused BY over insiul
gence, vhic1 isods 70 mlsery. decay and death.
tains one months treatment One dollar BOX. OF
six boxcs for ave dollars; sent by mall prepaid
ON reo4pt Of price. We guarantee ak boxes 70
for ar opxes. accompanied with i've dollars. we
VIII send the purchaser our written Boa raniee to
return he money 1.-THE treatanent does, not effect
agent ~ niddlebuIy, Vt. john Q. West 4 Co..
SS v vsSsS,s 81 Live, eaen ~
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=; :; Z. T.; 7; =. ~ q. !:
~ nd scrou Gswiss, Turning,
Boring, Drilling Grinding. foliAhinS,
screw Cutting. Prise - 70 80.
osnd cents for 100 pesess
xPHRAIh bRoWn, Lowell. hAss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12

The citizens of Windsor are live,
business ela-s Of people, ever svake to
their osn interest. Quite . number IL
housss ere being built.
-wheo ve left. . most enjoyabl slfair
in the vsy Of lava party. IN front Of the
CoogreG RATIONAL church, US in progress.
The lawn go covered sith lsAies and gen.
tIsmen, sod Chinese lanterns Swung from
The tree. Vocal and instrumental music,
extra cold Nee cream. cake, asd pure leo-
ossde Of melting sveesnsas, we're among
the May attractions. Walker, Of The Re.
viev. wore . red rose. (Noss TO con-
positor. "Doot - this up red sose).'"
The wisdssr House. The general ~
sors Of ell coe1sscisl trsvelsrs, - ksps By
p J. 6oeds, - proving issslf . snsssisl
sueoso. HE tsble sboseds With ell shs
dslicacies Of The sessos, hs rooass sss ceol
end clean. and the host and bic ssssssasas
ere eoarssoss and sG.bIs ~ ell Iuss. II
looking over his hotel register ve sosed
the eecood guest Of this house, vhen opsssd
il -, to Be Sedslis naa by The cane Of
John r. Cashosa, Nov. 8. 20. ssd from
that day 70 the il appear that Ssdslia be-
veil patreoissd The houss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12
A FATAL TALK
Two Men IN Conversation on q
Railroad Crossing are Killed
by the Cars

Between shr-e and four o'clock yesterday
afserno"n tv0 men nsmed Ysacy, . resi-.
dent Of Hannibal. and Consor, . resident
Of Louisisna, Mo-, we're standing On . street
crosing Of one Of the s,deiraeks in the Wa
bssh yards a. Ha"o,bal, essssed IN con-
seyssiion. A switch engine vss making
up train some distance shove them but
they paid no attention to il. Yascy va
80 standing With his hack tn the cans and
an umbrella over his head, engaged in COO.
verssiion. The switch engine made d..
ing switch sending . lot Of cars down one
track While il ran down Smother. The can
struck the Two men, knocked then down
and ran over them. Yxsey Vas instantly
killed, beins cut into mincs meat. Coz
uer's bowels we're torn out sni sirevn on
the trek. He lived about thirty minutes.
Yaaey wss IN old resident Of Hannibal and
he'd bsen engaged in the steamboat busi-
oess. CoosOs was in the city and coat<@-
plating going on trip up the river, vhes
the care setsled the matter forever.
Hannibal il quite excited over the affair
- both men we're old residents Of northeast
Missouri, and vsss cell known.
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their way 10 the shambles Of the northern

their way 10 the shambles Of the northern
cisiea.
A short ride and Paraons WA reached
and, resembling m animated duet heap,
the reporter left the train and cr"ssrd the
STREET 70 the R~la"nt hon.- ..d registered.
Ut cn0sse he did not zee the amused looks
Of the bystaoders. and heard No remark.
on his elegant appearance. A go.d bath.
c ol and rrfrrrhiae. soon resae.iied ihi,
evil. and the faber manipa. ator felt able
10 start out and do the CITY,"
PAnons u = bastIing energetic little city.
though its newnes has not yet had time Ia
wear Cd yet. Il is hotter there than any
where el-s along the line, in fact il IL
sort Of revised H.dea in spite Of the prairie
Wind. Many new and elegant building.
are in process Of erection. and the
work Of excsvaiing for Others
hss coamenced. Psr-ons hss =
rprixhily, spicy and r.cy paper, 1.-The
Daily Sum-" Of which she ought TO be
proud. Ii is ueatlv printed. veil edited
sHd coe,sios ~ rich AID racy le.i nsws .
cas b found in any paper. The citizen.
Of Parsoos evidently believe IN educaiioo,
for, vert Of the track an elegant brick
school house locms up grandiy on the
prairie, iis facade facing east. while its
Can be seen in the e.sirrn part
Of the city feeling vest. Tree are plsnied
around the msjority Of the rsidrnces, and
seen BY the eyes Of one cunning In on the
tram, pre.eais . charming appearance of
. grove surrounding . group of house,
situated - il IL on the open plain.
In fact one does not form On
adequate idea Of the city until he starts
out in IN attempt to walk through il. Be-
fore he again reaches his hotel he il apt to
feel pretty tired. At two o'clock Mouday
the scribe Wa reused BY the por-
Ter Of the Belmont house from . sefreshiue
sleep in which dreams Of dsrk.eyed Kan
~ sirl', sh.dy groves and elegant man
lions vere running fantss.icslly to take
The nortb-bound train that va % vhirl
hin away from this pleasant little city and
The pleasure of visi, to his den 10 Seds- |
lie. AZ the train LEFT, the Goodies Of
lawn Wa just shating her gold and GRIM |
'on robes - she roee from her eastern |
ouch, and the deep boom Of eaason pro- |
the rejoisinas Of Parsoos people !
,ver the nasions osisl day.
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Many railroads have discarded the old
make Of sesIss. substituting the improved
Howe. Borden, S-lI-ck Il Go. Agtr, Chicago.
JEALOUSY CAUSED II.
Isaac Stock Does Some Effective
Work on the Head or His
Betterhalf With q Rock.

Isssc Stock 10 the name of On ebon-hued
moke Who resides in Lincolnvills. He hss
On several occasions heen IN inmate Of the
county jail, tor various offences. Last
night be was ost celebrating until . very
late hour, after which hs returned to his
hone. Iomediasely after arriving there
he raised . rumpus With his vile, vho i
represented Nc being . hard. working
woman, during which he threw . large
rock, hitting Der on the forehead, cutting .
friGhtful g-rh. After doing this he left
the house, and, although dilligent search
has been made for him By the o6cen, the,
have failed to 6nd him. He charged bic
wife With being too ioiim.ie with another
mOke, bot this is denied both By his wife
sDd those who reside near By. He has only
been out Of Jail . short time for attempt.
ing to take the lie Of his wife With q rssor.
She 10 lying In . critical condition.
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BOLD BURGLARS
Enter the Residences of 9
Couple Of Our Citizens
Last Night


Between the h,urs of ii O'Clock Iast
night and 4 o'clock this morning burglar
Or burglar entered the residence Of Mr.. F.
Clarke, the vell-known lawyer, who reside.
on the corn-r Of Fifth street and Harrison
avenue and carried Cd between eight and
nine dollsn in money belonging to Mr..
Clarke and his son. An entrance was ef.
fec'sd to the house BY cutting the screen
on one of the Windows leading to Mr..
C:aSke's bed room. After entering, they
'o"k Mr.. Clsrkes panisloons, end those Of
his .on. Out in the ysrd where they we're
rineJ, after which they we're ,hro~a dowa
in the corner VI the yard. No clue " The
guilty party OF parties.
BURGLARY NO. =
The residence Of Mr.. S-igel, on Sixth
street, va also entered about 4 O'Clock
This morning. in the same m.uner. They
we're little more successful there than 1t
NJ. CIs:kes. ~ hey captured $40. 80, and
> 6ne gold watch. M clue.
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The people Of 6edslia will be checked 10
lean thst Q terrible Datrieide, or rather
Deshss-is-lsv-cide, was alnost committed
yessssdsy IN tbs b'osd light Of day. The
parties 70 this affair are CT good standing
in society, and belong to one of the first
fawilies Of the town-as you 80 10. The
facts which cane 20 nssr comprising this
terrible crime are these:
George (ss will call the young man by
thss name for short) VS. requested by HE
osthes-in-lav early in sbs morning to kill
tender chicken, and hsse il prepared in
cone pslatable mspner, % thst her aStici-
pased husgss st noon might be sppeased.
Nov, this does not strike the sverage mar
ried oan - being more than uru.lly I'M
ssasosable Tor . mother ia-lsv but George
-thosgat Of TIE insocssoe Of the poor little
chick which wss 70 Be Thus brought to ~
uatioeiy grave. and overwhelmingly
refused 70 srQUiesce Of he oot..er-in.
lsvs demands. A broom-stick wss Of
cosrse brought ous. ssd BY The time George
wss swept into the yard. he bad msds mp
his mind TO catch thsi chicken il it took .
ss<k. Not 10 ~ Pryins neiELbors know
~ What power be bsd appeared out 81
door 10 ssddesly, be keps NJ His rapid
gate after The doomed chicken. Haviag .
pseseaioeet Of ID lssi. the tovi rushed time
asd sesin around the house and il looked
- q The a 0ericas George vss u y dis.
tasced ss The bslf-niis poie. But here
The oother-ip l.v appeared on the scene,
hssiag experisooed . change Of heart. aud
d<siross 81 helping Der PsyPising son
catch The 6eeing chick. Nov George con-
sidesed this Psc6esed help 'she most un-
kinslsss cut Of 81" sid picking up Large
.siSk he ksrled is si-sell, il struck HE
ooihes-is.lss and k,ecked her down. Add
sow appeared upon the scese . third factor
10 the sarsy N shs psrson Of the colored
lsAy wAO vas destined 10 pick the chicken
after is hsd bees killed. She rushed q
George With . stick and proceeded to
knock hin aroaed. How long this state Of
tAines might hsvs proceeded had not the
chisken escaped, We cannot soy. Suffice
It 10 say that there va no chicken for din
Der yesterday.
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a Little Xlsprlnt.

st-ubenyilie Herald.
He walked into the o6ice. this
morning looking much like . man
pretty we'll satisfied with general r.
suits, and said:
"Can / see the editor?"
He was shown that eminently useful
adjunct to . newspaper at once.
Good morning. sir, he cheerily
began.
"Mornin" said the Editor;
81 came in, be proceeded, ito tell
you Of misprint in the paper"
YES? What u it,"
"Well. you see. / sent . notice
around yesterday that Mr.. Smith had
just been married. and your compost
tor, I see. has got it Mr.. Smith has
just been martyred.' but l guess it
don't hardly make difference enough to
change it."
The editor scratched bis head q
minute and thought Of house-cleaning
and other female eccentricities, and
told the visitor OF course it didn't, and
be vent away whistling. "Why should
the spirit Of mortal be proud?"
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Il. w. Ogaa . de sa1e u drunkes,
dissspussbIe character, vho resides in East
6e1alia. Yssserdsy be bscaue intoxicated.
slaee oAish b visited h,s ova residence
90 seiss1s laFgs sized raopus. Oi6cer
0syss v.s csils1 70 srrsss hin. bit Ogan
sest that o6cse word ihst he wonid not BE-
arrested. and would kill The 6nt police.
oss thsi entered biz yasd. This did mol
hsvs sAs dssired eaecs-so keep the oierr
asay-es be 90 arrested and locked up.
Chssess Of Disturbing the pace snd heinx
dsask ssd threatening IN Officer we're pre-
fesred against hin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12

silver 0tfuOk IN Missouri.
Bates cosasy hes long besn noted for It'd
coal. 1t i sou ''coning to The 'front.'
With silver. TIE following from the
Tioes publishsd 1t Butler II ss,d 70 b .
trashfal sccoont:
A ssv days Ego . str.seer sppsarsd ss
the faro residence Of NJ. Hem G:lbseatb,
Hadsos township. and made some iuquir-
ice regarding the price Of lsai In tn e
seishborhood. and engaged Mr.. Gilbrestb
u cooversation for some tune about biz
0ws premises. Finally he made . propo-
sitios 70 Mr.. @. Tor IN 90 acre tract Of land
bsloasiag to bic possessions. The propcsi-
eSeo vas -considered and rscoepted, the
stssae~ Saying 81 900 tor the % acres.
A day OF two sfiervard it leaked out
that The owsse Of the land had msds some
statensaes about mine of very rare min
esal bsisg foasd. Inquiry waa instituted
eoacsrsiag Tie facts in the matter. shich
resulted IL the following dsveloPosss
ssaRiy . half esatury ego, when Bates
c0unsy w. . wilderness, inhabited By
Wild ssiasls and The rcd asn, The stranger
ahsve alluded to paassd through the
cosssry il conpaoy With . party Of miners
ssd reoaissd in he locality Of Hsdson
aesusAip 6os ssos tine. During biz 70.
!, ~. ~ party discovered sbst there we're
valuable uissr.l dsposiA, principally sil-
~, u tAas vicieity. For soae csuss the
pss.pscsiae vas sba.aosed, odd the party
a aissss took their departure.
Nos, q ths ed Of forty ysars. one Of
he ssrvisoss Of that psrty returns, ssd By
,sealsh, odd b he ossr-Aaagiag dsapery
4 shs vood sad ~ blsck canopy Of heav-
=. visiss ths spot vbess former isvessigs-
lsss Of iooeass wealth. asd b Procss
4 - KILLED miner ed sxploses, asoer
lsi.s y hi ssspsascties shss ~ STOOD upon
- sas,e esousd, ths idsstieal place in
vsssieaNsd b ~ parry al oissss tosr d.
es6es go. Dsiag eosvieoed q Tie right
ptsss, - apQsoosbs Ne. 0ilbsesth -
shess dssaikeA. He ssases that $l00 600
vUen - by ~ sigAsy sesss tc-dsy. i
, 80 ten1e1 oct IL. Il. has Refused 80,
- kes shjsisias eighty.
- -
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Died.

At $50 shis incoming. Of chotsss iafss-
to@. Glare, ,siass dsughssr Of NJ. and
Ma Chas. Schasevesk.
Th1 snakes The ssssath child NJ. and
Mn. 0ehassvssk have lesa-ssO within
The pass To days-besidss their little son,
SOC osly seses years Of sge. hss gone
totally blind.
The fasesal vill take plsee iron the
laoily sesi.eecs o. The sosth eide ct 9
o'clock so-aessov oos.iae. Friesds %
~ srisf sssiekes Passess sse ssqsssssd 70
oeaeoA.
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To BE Wooded.

"SanAy" Maelsan. Who hes been an edi-
torisl writer and reporter On the BAsoo
Tor year pest, v,ll, o. July Is. Iced 70
The byuesicsl altar. ct Paxton, Illinois.
Mo Nesly Bruys, - csrds rscsivsd this
aosniag Indicate.
Tie boys il 6sdslis, vhs are his fsiesds,
asd hey oil ore shas, r,joies il his COED
1oee st ssesriag . partner Tor life. he
RAsoo will sxissd copgrstulstioss in Cd
vance - hin Vho has bees oar CO veskes.
IL - b halt - faithful 10 bic vile - he
- true 70 the material Interests Of The
BAsoo and il manager, b will make .
huseasd sscoad 70 nooe.
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For You,
Madam,

Whose eouplsxjea betFayS
some humiliating inPer1eo.
ton, Vhese mirror tej!s yo0
that yoa arc Tanned, SalloW
and dis1gured n eoante1aneo,
o. have Eruptioas. 4edneas,
Roughness q unWho1os0no
tints Of eomp)exien. 70 ny
uso Hag1nb 0agnolla Balm.
ltbadellcate, haznDe1Dand
deligAtfll article, predicting
The most natural ard 00tEaDo.
ing tints, tho artl1elal1ty q
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per.
!. c: :.s:a:i II To ,! n.fn'''a ssh
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Answer This Question.

Why do % many people Ne - around
~ seem 70 prefer 70 su6es ssd b osde
miserable By Indigestion, Coasusptois,
Dississs. Los Of Appetite. Coming up Of
he Food. Yellow Skin. vhes ior 7se. ve
will cell then 6hilohS visliser, guaras-
tssd 70 cure then. Sold b your draeRis
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No Hospital Needed.

No palaiial AOspisal sssded for Hop
B;s,en' pstieoss. nor laske-sslsied salessea
pu6en to tell vhss Hop Bitssn viii do or
cure. - hey tell their own Story By their
esstaia ssd sesoIuts earss q hoos.-Nev
York Isdepeo6eos.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12

Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament By burning il viih
alcoholic washes and plassering it vish
sresse, which hss no affinity for the skin.
End 10 not absorhed. BURxErr's COCAINE,
. compound Cocosnut Oil, ETC., l. uorivalsd
- dressing for The heirs readily ah-
soshed, aud u peculiarly sdapsed to il vsri-
Gus cosditioos, preventing iis falling oil
and promoting it, healthy growth.
Houseksepers should insist upon obtain
ing BURNErrk's FLAvOaiNa ExrRAcrs,
fcv they are he AeS.
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Will you heed the vsrning' The signal
perhsps OF the sure approach OF that more
terrible dissaas consumption. Ask your
selves If yOu can afford. for The sske Of sss-
ing 50 cent?. 10 run the risk and do nothiae
for it. We ksov iron experieoos that
Shiloh's Cure will care your cough. I,
sever fails. This explains vAy more tAss
. million bottles were sold The pest yesr
Il relieves croap aud vhoopisg cough 1t
ooce. Aothers, do not be without il. For
laas 6sck, aide or chest, - 6AilohS Po-
soas Plssses. Sold b yesr druegist.
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A complete country printing Office Tor
sale cheap. II coesists Of Washinston hand
pses, 0or.ioa jobbsr, type. cssss. stands,
imposing ssoees, ssichs and type il abusd-
snce. AGdsso ]. WET GooDwlN,
227dd esdal,s, No.
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Fay in Courier-Jourusf.
Before l left Washington there VA
much gossip about the stories Which
had appeared in the papers in regard
to the young foreigner who. at q
party, piled young lady with punch
until she was under its influence. and
afterwards boasted at the club Of the
liberties he took with her ON that oc-
casion: was not acquainted with
the family who gave the party, and.
although ! met many people after.
ward who attended and who spoke OF
the heat and crowd. vet I never
heard any illusion to those disgusting
stories until they were published. l
infer from this that Mr.. Langel, Of the
French legation. and Mr.. Carriee, Of
the Argentine Republic, have boosted
1T matter that is only disgraceful to
themselves, and that il is shameful to
Injure the character of the lady a.
they ard the papers are now doing
Carriee and Lsngel are unworthy
men Washington we'll knows; they
would never have been admitted to
the Gentlemen's club il the members
could have prevented it; but admis-
sion cannot be refused to a member Of
the diplomatic corps. The club. how
ever. can freeze out Objectionable
members, and this they have done.
The club would not tolerate these
foreigners after they spoke 50 disre-
spectfully Of the girl. Next winter
they will be ostracised by all self re.
spectirg ladies. 1t is admitted by
those who attended the ball that there
Was much intoxicatiOn the host as
serts that the servants drank the cham
payne and made the punch BY pouring
pure whisky and brandy over the ice
in the punch bowl. This strong de-
coction affected every one who par.
took Of it old men who we're never
intoxicated before. suffered from one
glass Of this punch; many ladies
tasted and felt its baleful effects, and
each person who was present felt too
mortified to allude to the ente rtain-
ment afterward. Langel and Carries
behaved badly to the girl whose repu-
tation they have tried to tarnish. Mr..
Polo, Of the Spanish legation is IN.
justly accused. rs l am told he had
nothing to do with the matter, and
left Washington before the other fel-
lows made the boast at the club. He
is transferred to the home department
at Madrid. The secretary of state has
a young lady daughter. and as he will
have to receive all men attached to
the diplomatic corps. he ought tn ask
for the recall Of Langel and Carriee or
else refuse them the entrance Of his
house. Our girls are very silly about
these braihless fellows. who have
nothing whatever to recommend them.
l know Of two giils who allowed
these two scamps to mOnopolize their
and even caused invidious re.
marks tn BE- made in regard to their
intimacy. Mothers. you must take
better care Of your daughters and re-
press their flirting propensities and de-
sire to be thought bellies. Do not cater
tn their vanity, nor desire vanity in
that they should attract attention and
the admiration Of men. Men dearly
love to get hold of a green girl. a.
they sty le thpse who are young aud
fresh men haye no compunciions
abou, amusing themselves and leaving
their victim to suffer the consequences.
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Married..

10 Est Sedslia, lest night, at the par
soasse Of the NJ. e. church. BY the Rev. s.
Alexander, Mr.. d. VBrien. the veil
ksown Missouri Psci6c coadurtor, 10 Mias
FEMME Middleton, one Of Fest 6edslia's
most charming young ladies.
The happy couple left lest night for the
home Of the groom ia Wiscossin, On .
bridal tour. after which they will return 10
Hedalis and settle down to housekeeping.
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The Hop Bit,ers manufacturing COM
psny il one Of Rochester, greatest busi-
ness enterpris.s. Their Hop Bi,,ers have
reached q sale beyond ell precedent, hsv.
ing, from their intrinsic value, found their
wsy into almost every household in the
land. - Graphic.
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Personals.

GsribsIdi's HAIR IL white O. snow.
Wendell Philips IL just sixty nine.
Thomas Jefferson was q god violin
player.
The Emperor William, old 90 be "a,
killed ll8 deer and .ild boars during his
recent hunting excuraion n Leisingen.
Motley, the distinguished historisn.
s&rmed that the govt Of Charles v.
changed the destines OF the world. So
much depends upon seeming trides.
Mr.. H. H. Warner. Of Rochester, n.
Y, IL one Of the mort liberal and public
spiritsd Of American self-made men, and
he ia using the wealth which the popu-
lsrity aid value of his Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure have brought hia mort i'd
mirsbly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-12
The Comet Socially Considered.
Boston Herald.

The Comet Socially Consldered.
Boston Herald.
The c"met will be seiz II upon BY
young P-rsons of both sexes as al ex
cuse TOR enjoying each others company
at hours which are ordinarily un-
seasOnable, but are somehow cOnsid-
cred eminsntly proper when the study
Of astronomy is pursued. As horo-
scopes adjusted under this or that
planet indicated various sorts Of des-
tiny. so those arranged under comets
or meteori'es re inevitable guides tn
mat,imony. There is . certsin Law
here which young people vaguely
comprehend and which the genius
Of our sstrologers should formulate.
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and sick with my kidneys for years. wrote
NJ. Alexsnder Ferris, Of Chanango, Forks,
N. Y. recently. He used Warmers Safe
Kidney AMI Liver Cure. Nov he says,
Il eheerfulIy recommend il to all personsi
suffering in the same way"