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Change OF Time.

The following changes have been made in
the schedule time of the Missouri Pacific:
The express train leaves at 9:02 a. m I;
mixed train at 1915 a. m. The train from
Denton arrives at 5o'clock M, and the
st. Louis train at the same old time, S.35
N m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Nun VS.. street improvements is the
cause up for adjudication to-day, and the
voters of Dallas are the court and jury, so
fellow -cftizens, be wise and be determined,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

THE future of Dallas is in great measure
in the balances to-day, therefore support
the live, wde-awake men who are running
Cor office,
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Aldcrm,am--4th dNard.

IETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE H.
( w W. KELLER, Democratic nominee, as II
candidate for Alderman of the Fourth Ward
INE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w II. C0TTMAN as n citizens candidate for
Alderman Of the Fourth Ward. Election, April
4th.
VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE DIR.
w H. NJ. TILLMAN MS Candidate for re-elcc-
ton TO the Office of Councilman nj the ensuing
April election, from the Fourth Ward
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II is said that nearly 100000 acres of
cotton lands are under water in the Missis
sippi valley, and it is supposed that this
will materially affect the cotton crop of next
.aasnn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

THE situation grows moro serious in
southern Louisiana, and it looks AS il a
large section.was to be entirely shut Off
from succor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

TO-DAY isa Waterloo Tor somebody and
we trust for all who cannot appreciate
progressiveness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

IT is reported that our widower president
is the recipient Of more daintcs from the
ladies than any other man in the land.
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The M,.ssar, Pacific Rallresa K.sen.,on.

From Captain W. NJ. johnson, enginee
. charge cftrack construction on this road,
N that up TO date there has been
m Sas0 miles Of track laid south Of
er Usnah'ch Is sish,y-eish, tss) miles
wine
buy
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Aldcrn1am---;rd d0lar0.

WE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE q.
w H. GARTER Democratic nominee as
candidate for Alderman of the Third ward,
nJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of ROBERT OGDEN, Ms an indie
pendent Candidate for Alderman of the Third
Ward Election April ith
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low many persons get up in the morn.
| without an appetite. having Q bitter
Ne In the mouth, and feeling. weak and
bilitsted. All thee need Carter's Liver
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TUESDAY, APRIL a, 1882,
SPECIAL WEATHER REPORT.

Report Of observations taken at Dallas, Mon
day April ., 1882, ut 5p. m.
Max. TEN Min, Ten. Rainfall Wind.
~ AZ None. s. ",
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Somebody who's been here, lugubriously
remarks: at isn't tlattering to a man to
be summoned in breach of promise as an
EXPERT"
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Observed at 5p. m. Il. S. COLLINS,
Observer
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Altlcrn,an---2d 00lard.

yIrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
M JAMES M0R0NEY as n Candidate Tor Al
derman OF the second Wnrd, Election Aprll lth.
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Ache they would 10 almost priceless 10 thocc who
suffer from this distressing Complaint: mi fortu.
nately their goodness docs not end here md those
who once try them will and these ltttlo pills vain.
ably ins many Ways that thcy will not g. willing
W DO without them. Dut after all Alex head
, 1882-07-28
FrOam Wednesdays DniIy.

DAMP evening for the dance.
HOUSES are in demand in town.
Ir feels almost like winter again,
SALE of business in town. Particulars
soon.
Mr.. DowNs arrived home last evening
on. the Empire.
YESTERDAY was very busy day for
freight handlers.
Mr.. BLAINE telegraphed $1,000 to the
victims Of the Iowa cyclone.
DIR. AND Mrs. MEADE returned yester-
day from a pleasant trip to Yale, b. @.
This is the season when provident
housewive rut up small fruit for winter
use.
NJ. H. DEYoUNd and wife, of the S. f.
Chronicle, are on their way home from
Europe.
An unknown an fell from Yeslers
wharf in Seattle yesterday and was
drowned.
AMONG the passengers th't arrived on
the Starr to were Mrs. Lieut.. Biondi
and Miss Gal iher.
The people of Dungcness will soon
begin to wonder how they ever managed
t, do without a telegraph line so long.
GEN. Howard has been transferred
from command at West Point to the De
partment of the Platte, where he can get
another delicious morsel Of Indian fight
ing.
OK Monday Mr., A. BARLOW, of Lopez
Island, arrived with his little sloop load
ell with wool, hides, &c, The entire
cargo, we learn, was purchased by Mr..
LandeS
OUR friend, Wm. Raybould, Esq, Of
Nanaimo, b. c., was elected to seat in
the Provincial Parliament over there on
Monday. We are delighted to hear of
his success.
THANKS For that splendid lettuce from
the garden of Rev. J. Reid 1t was wor-
thy Of a place in our Territorial Fair, as
a specimen of what the upland i'll this
country can do.
WE glal 10 earn tina. the L. S.
survey II schooner Ernest will spend the
coming winter in Port Townsend harbor
instead of laying up near the head Of tie
Sound as heretofore.
, 1882-07-28

HAVE you been away on an excursion
lately?
PLENTY of small fruit in the local mar
ket again.
Nh, S. Stork, of Olympia, is taking a
trip to Washington
Mr.. w. II. NEWTON has been quite i'll
for month or more
SPECIAL Agents Evans and Horr LETT
today with their families, for Psrtland,
The OrceonidH has recognized the value
of General Laad Office decisions, as pub
JiShed in the Argos, by commencing the
publication Of them. These decisions are
of much value to settlers or to those con
templating the taking of public lands
The EXCURSION on MONDAY, Retween
seventy-tive and one hundred of our cit,
zens availed themselves of the opportu-
nifty afforded by the trip of the George
i'' oldll " VIC iI'lc MILES, ~ Nlslu phu
Juan Island and sail througha portion at
least of the archipelago on Monday last.
The trip promised to be au entirely
pleasantone at starting, but after passing
Smiths Island lighthouse the course of
the vessel lay in the trough of heavy
sen, kicked up by west by Nor'-wester;
a large majority of those on board were
compelled to pay tribute TO Neptune 1t
was very pleasant to get into smooth
water under the lea of San Juan, but
here again the elements were perverse
and heavy clouds and driving rains kept
every body in tn, cabin an hour or
two. Roche Harbor, however, was reach
ed in due time, when 45O barrels of lime
were taken on board, meals, providently
brought by some of the excursionists, en-
joyed under the greenwood tree, and our
course then shaped for the Eureka klns,
and $50 barrels of lime slowed away,
when the excursonists were calmly told
to make themselves comfortable for the
night, as 1t was blowing great guns
outside, and the Starr would "lay to-
until morning, There was some "growl-
ing" at first but all finally concluded to
make the best OF the veXatious situation.
The services of a bucolic violinist were
procured. He proceeded to furnish
Money Musk" Get out of the Wilder
ness" Grey Eagle" and "Swing low,
sweet chariot, for awhile, e,when his music
was supplemented by IA flute skillfully
played by one of the stewards OF the
boat, and the dancers had u merr t me
of it until the moon went down behind
the hill. At A. NJ. the Starr got away
for Port Townsend, and Ian el the ex-
cursionists at the haven where they would
be at 7:45 A, NJ. Take it altogether Capt.
Orr and Purser White did well, but we
have not heard of any newspaper man
who "got left" Did you, Captain?
, 1882-07-28

Mr.. ]. b. LANGUsFoRD, a piano and
organ builder, of Sacramento, California,
is here on visit He has had twenty
years experience, ten years of which
have been spent on this coast. He has
been pronounced by those who have en-
gagged his professional services on Puget
Sound and Victoria to be the best me-
chanic who has ever worked in their in
struments. Mr.. Barthrop has just had
his organ thoroughly overhaule1 anl re-
newed by this gentleman. Our citizens
would do well to call and examine it. 1t
is the best work ever done in this town.
, 1882-07-28

OvER ia Whatcom and Snohomsh
counties they are enjoying the mosquito
luxury to an unusual degree. The Eye
thinks veto of the mosquito bill would
be unanimously sustained
DoN'T forget that Messrs, Bartlett &
Co. are determined to keep in advance Of
others AS proof of their enterprise,
they propose to deliver goods to any part
OF the town hereafter. eenotice,
VICToRuNs elected Duck and Drake
to represent them in the Provincial Par
lament They ought to he able to swim
against the current of popular ill-will
should they prove poor members.
In is said that General W, 5. Harney,
the hero of the old Mexican war, and re-
nowmed Indian fighter, is still hale and
hearty, although getting so far along in
years that his hearing and eyesight are
failing.
The initial number of the Sprag"e
HeuJ !, edit and published by Col. W.
H. Smallwood, is on our table. Its APP
pearance is creditable, and it will doubt
less be conducted with the editors we'll
known ability
Ar the election in Victoria on Monday,
for members OF the local Parliament,
Messrs, Robert Beaven, Theo Davie,
Drake and Duck were elected. Several
defeated candidates are feeling them
selves to see where the shock hurt worst.
The ruins Of Herculaneum and Pom
peii form an interesting subject of study
for scientists but they're nothing to the
ruins we made of plate of that delicious
ice cream from the Holly Tree Inn.
Messrs. Rhoades & Williams know Just
how to build an ice cream to fit your
anatomy, Call on them II you want
real treat,
WHAT on earth Capt. Tom Wright ex-
poets to do with the old Eliza Anderson
is mystery. She certainly cannot be
made Ormidable enough as an opposi-
ton boat to the O. r. Il n, Cos line to
induce them to buy her off, and there are
so many better steamers on the Sound, it
is difficult to see where such an old tub
could be made profitable.
, 1882-07-28
NOIId'E 10.

Mrs, Wells would like to say to the la
dies of Port Townsend that she will keep
a nice assortment e Ladies and Chill
dren's Underclothing, Ladies' Dressing
Sacks and Chidrens Clothing a special
ty At the residence of Mrs REvELL.
, 1882-07-28

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were SuiftrnE from dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint BOilS, IIumOrs, Female Com
plants, etc. Pamphlets free to any address,
seth W. Fowle Il Sous, Boston.
, 1882-07-28
British Rk. Star of Peace.

FROM MEL BOURNE, AUSTRALI'
NEITHER he Captain nor the undersigned
Agents, will he RESPONSIBLE for debts cOntrac-
ted by the officers or crew of the above named
vessel. lib FRANCIS, Master.
ROTHSCHILD & co, agents.
Port Townsend, May ~, 1882.
, 1882-07-28
NORWEGIAN BARK AUGUST SMITH,

From TOula. Chill.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned 4
Agents OF the abovc-uHmcd vessel will be re-
STonSibc for debts contracted hy the officers
or crew.
j. T.. CHRlSTEN>EN Mas Ter.
ROthschild X Co, Agents
Port Townsend. July ~ 1852.
, 1882-07-28

SAWS FILED ON SHORT NOTICE
- ~ In tirSt-caSS style. Nv
Port Townsend. NEWELL GERRISH.
, 1882-07-28

AN epidemic is raging at present in
some parts of Alaska, especially at Sitka,
that is sweeping off large numbers Of the
Russian creoles and causing great dis
tress and privation among them. The
plague is combination of scarlet fever
and measles, and it comes harder as
there are no doctors in that part of the
country, and no medicines can be OBJ
tanned.
, 1882-07-28
BR. STR. GIANTS CASTLE.

From NNnNlmO, IT. Z.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
" Agents, OF the above numUd vessel viii bc
responsible for debts con ntrtcted by officers or
crew. X. j. T.. TOD, Master.
RothSchild & CO., Agents.
POrt Townsend. juno. 3. 1852.
, 1882-07-28
NOTICE.

PORT TOWNSEND, July 10, 1892.
The public are hereby notified that /
have appointed c. NJ. Bradshaw, of Port
Townsend, my attorney in fact for the
transaction of all my business in Clalam
County, during my absence from Puget
Soudd. J. w. DONNELL.
, 1882-07-28
British Bark Birchgrove,

FROM SYDNEY y. ). WALES.
NEITHER the Captain nor the UndeIstgneb
Agents of the above rumed vessel will he rs'
spOnsible for debts contracted by the Officers
or crew. j. B. FRANCIS, Master.
ROTHSCHILD & CO., Agents.
, 1882-07-28

The Willamette is on her way to Ma
naimo to load coal for Portland, after
which she will come arolud to Seattle
the Umatilla is at Portland discharginq
locomotives and machinery; and the vii.
lamette is beng ov auled at San Fran
cisco.
, 1882-07-28
Ba' ue John Worster.
FROM NEWCASTLE, y sW

"NVW n VNNI ~ y . W
via TAH ri
1'eithpr the captain nOi the undersigned
o' agents VIII he respon tble for debts con-
tTcted by the crew. of the 'Nov" amed yes
sci IA HOUGHTON, Master
ROthschild & Co. Agents
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dog, looking as if he had evidently beer
disappointed at not how having . nation.
berth in the white house, rushed at IN,
ferociously and began to imprint his hug
teeth upon my coat tails. The dog instead
of being reproved was encouraged in BIZ
murderous design by q malicious servant
"What is all this about?" queried Mr.
Tilden as he emerged from the pa-lor into
the hall and called of the dog. Mr.. Til.
den looked markably well be was very
neatly .attired in black, with his usually
small cravat daintiIy tied across a spotless
shirt front.
There was juvenile and festive appear,
ance about him as though he had been en-
tirelv rejuvenated by some event entirely
aside flom his usual routine i'm life
stammered and hlnshed before | was able
to PROFOUND to the illustrious ex-presi-
dent the extremely ticklish question
which it was nov 10 ssion to ask.
"Mr. President" / began.
81 am not president" replied the ex-
president.
"Well, governor" said L.
Excuse me. / am not governor" was
the next reply given with a whitening tone
which ought TO have annihilaied me, but
didn't. well, pardon me, Mr.. Tiiden,
but we have had some very exciting re-
ports in town as to your intended mar
risge and as that would be all event
which would interest our readers very
much. should like TO knew all the par
ticulars, ami especially something about
the trosseau of the bride"
Ex- President TiIden was perfectly
7
for about two minutes was apparently un-
able to speak.
"You dare question me on such a SUBJ
ject?" asked he, in accents tremuious with
wrath.
81 only ask for the truth" l responded
plaintively, Gin the interest OF the public,
whe, you know, take the very deepest con-
Germ in everything regarding you"
The ex-president gave another look of
Indignation and walked away, leaving me
to infer either that he was going to marry,
but was not quite ready to have it an
nounced. or that he had not made up his
mind whether he would marry or not, in
which case publication might be premature,
or that he was not perhaps intending to
marry at all. On nv way back | talked
with some of the people in the neighbOr-
hood, and they told me thst they had seen
something unusually gay, lately, about the
distinguished statesman, and that large
nosegays and baskets of flowers gathered
from his own dollhouse had been going up
to the city for days and days past.
Whether the report was really true or
not, only time and the marriage column of
the Morning Journal will tell, but there
are several hundred gossips in New York,
both male and female, who insist that the
report is true, and that the president is
about to take the fatal plunge into matri-
mony which he has deferred SO long.
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How He Saved Gould.
From the Wall Street News.

FROM the w all Street News
He didn't look bit like q hero as he
was relating his story to a crowd in the
union depot, at Buffalo, the other day, but
nevertheless he must have been.
EYES," he resumed, 81 am the man who
saved Jay Gould's life. You see, / was
waiting at the depot in Rochester to take
the train to see my mother die, when all at
once saw Mr.. Gould step out on the track
in front of an approaching train"
"Drar mew gasped several women.
AT first thought he intended to ccm-
nit suicide, but gave that mp like a fash
as caught sight of his face 1t was a
question whether could spring and catch
him before he was 9 ruck by the locomO-
tive"
"Bu. you did,"
eyes, but it was close shave, the cow
catcher took the heels of my boots"
my stars! gasped the women.
81 placed Mr. Gould in safety before
thought of myself. 1 tell you he Was .
"What did he give your
swell, didn't want anything; but he
forced me to accept his check for $40, COO"
"And you got il cashed ?"
"Well, no. / couldn't bear the idea Of
being paid for such IN action, and 30 l sent
the check over to an orphan asylum"
"YOu big foolP' yelled half dozen
men"
"Mebbe am" was the calm rejoinder,
"but amt mean. 1t is my nature to help
orphans, and have any of you gentlemen
any 6ne-cut about your clothes !"
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MISSOURI MATTERS.

-Shelbina has . new four-story mil.
Charlton estimates her corn crop At s..
206, 600 bushels.
Cotton is being shipped from Dexter,
Stoddard county, at lively rate.
AT Glenwood Wild cat met its death
by falling into an unfinished we'll
An orange tree in Charleston has twen-
ty-one oranges on it,some Of them ripenins
The new mill at Paris is progressing
rapidly, the brick work having been COM
pleted.
In hollow tree in New Madrid county,
a man recently killed thirteen ground rat
lie snakes.
The Golden City Presbyterian church
was damaged by lightning last week to the
the extent of $3.50.
The Record estimates the corn crop of
New Madrid county this year to be 2,OOO,-
900 bushels.
The building Association of Cape Cir
ardeau proposes to have capital stocA of
100000.
AT sale of Oregon horses in Shelbina,
last week. tsentv-seven found purchasers
at from so 10 SIS.
Nevada is talking of celebrating the
completion OF the gas works ia that CITY by
grand Publication.
Il e proposition To build court house
at West Plains, Howell county, carried by
a vote of five to ole.
A little steamboat makes weekly trips
mp and down Black river, between Poplar
Bluff and some poins below.
WIN. L. johnson sold to Mr.. Slaughter
l0S acres OF land lying seven miles east of
Platte City, a. 50 per acre.
Cameron AMI Hamilton have each or
ganized district lair association with a
capital OF $4,000 and $1,000 respectively.
Mrs. barbara Ditzler, a widow lady,
residing about eight miles from Jefferson
City, gathered $50 bushels of corn from five
acres.
"A mysterious disease is killing cattle
in the eastern part of Platte county. In
most csass they are found dying before it is
known they are sick.
The mayor of La Grange was last
week fined 500 by the United States court,
for receiving for collecting pensions larger
fees than allowed Nv law.
Mr.. Stephen Bird, of Birds Point,
Mississippi county, raised Two crops of
potatoes and good crop OF corn on the
same piece of ground, the past season.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

Eminent st. Louis Physicians Say
"Colden'sL iebig' Liquid Extract
Of Beef and Tonic Invigorator is q
very agreeable article Of diet, and particu-
larry useful when tonics are required, be-
ing tolerated when other forms of animal
food are rejected. In Diptheria, Agus, Mo-
laria, Typhoid Fer~s, and cvery depressing
di>ease, its sss vii b attained ritk great advas-
ta9e. We have prescribed it with excellent
success" J. II. Leslie, NJ. D; G. p. Coop,
N. D.; S. B. Parsons, n. d.; r. A. Vaughn,
NJ. D.; Drs. s. L. and ]. c. Niedelet; VIM.
Porter, NJ. D; and many others. (Remem.
Der the name, CoLpEN's-take 10 Other.
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Will They Spite It?
From the Baltimore Day.

1t was gloomy little group of republi.
cans who gathered about the village post.
master while he read of the election re-
turns. "We're licked" he said, "bst all
the stufin' isn't knocked out of us. Ny
friends, the party's bound to rise again
like Felix from the ashes" "Felix who p
asked somebody outside the door. 81 don't
believe he never was in no ashes" 'sIIl
bet that's democrat" sharply continued
the little postmaster, glancing in the direc.
ton of the voice. "It's just like 'em.
Once they win a victory and they'll go
right away TO Spite it BY their ignorance
and foolishness." Then the crowd cheered
the Federal dignitary Justify, while the
democratic champion OF Felix took sdvan-
tage of the noise and excitement to retire.
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One Experience From Many.

] have been sick and miserable 50 long
and had caused my husband SO much
trouble and expense, No one seemed to
know what allied noe, that ! was complete
ly disheartened and discouraged. In this
frame of mind got bottle of Hop Bit
tiers, and used them unknown to my fam.
lily. soon began 10 improve, and gained
SO fast that my husband thought it strange
and unnatural. but when told them VIA,
helped me, they said, "Hurrah for Hop
Bitters! long may they prosper, for they
have made mother well and us happy
The Mother.
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-A.CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C.. will send a
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America
Send q self-addressed envelope to Rev.
JOSEPH I. LYMAN, Station d, New York
City. 10-1ldeodw&sly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

There Were Giants In Those Days,
Paris Kentuckian.
Thomas Current Howard died Tharsday
evening, at the residence of his brother,
Matt Howard, near this city, aged eighty
years the oath day of next month. He
was childless widower; his height was
elk feet four inches, and weight go pounds.
His parents and their nine children's
heightk ranged from six feet two inches to
six feet eleven and half inches, and their
weight from $50 to 266 pounds.
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For Sale.

A complete country printing Office for
sale cheap. 1t consists of Washington
hand press, Gordon jobber, type, cases,
stands, imposing stones, sticks and type In
abundance. Address
J. West GOODWIN,
&27dC Sedalia, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

-Benjanin Childer, of Oregon county,
is . man fifty years old. He has raised six
children to maturity, and his medical ex-
penses for the tweniy-four years he has
lived out there has been just s..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

Joplin is now to have paint and oil
establishment. Arrangements have already
been made with o. H. Brown, of Kanss,
City, At the head. The capital will b
$4,000.
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A Short Tale Well Told.

Mr.. Gwyn Harris, health officer and in.
spector Of marine products, living in South
Washingtoa, drew SIS. 900 for one dollar
spent in The Louisiana State Lottery yes
tereay. The lucky number was 81, l95.-
Washington ID. CO. Star, Oct 11th. The
Dext drawing will occur December 18th.
Full particulars can be had Of II. A.
Dsuphin, New Orleans, La.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05

LADY BEAUTIFIERs.-Ladies you can
not make fair skin, rosy cneeks, and spark
ling eyes with all the cosmetics of France,
or beauti6ers of the world while in
poor health, and nothing will give you
such rich blood, good health, strength and
beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain
proof.