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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

Ohio went democratic. Theissue
was prohibition, and as the Republi-
cans took the dry side they got beat.
The democrats claim a gain of five
Congressman. West Virginia gives
the republicans one or two new con.
gressmen.
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WANTED

A good and active young man t.
canvass this city for the MESSENGER
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Why should we vote for W. G..
Means +? Because he is opposed to the
present system of county govern
ment and favOrs a free vote and a
fair count; hence we should.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14
SATURDAY, OCT. Il, 1882.
All money must esent by registered
letter or money order.

If you don't get your paper at the
proper time please tell US at once.
Short correspondence of interest to
the general public is solicited, but don't
be disappointed if you fail to see your
production in our columns. We are not
responsible for the views of cores
pondence. ANONYMOUS communion
lions go to the waste basket
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TRAIN No. 2 CONG EAST.

Each Of the above trains connect with the R.
4 A. Airline for Raleigh. No trains leave Char
lotte, for Wilmington, on Saturday nor Whining
ton, on Sunday.
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nNNW business now before the public.
HIllAIInI You can make money lister at
KHiNl w0r' for us than at anything else.
hUllN Capital not needed. We will start
HUlIv You Sl2 day and upwards, made
DN u at home by the Industrious Men,
women, boys and iris wanted everywhere to
work Jof us. Now the time. You can work
in spare time only, or give your whole time to
the business. You can live at home and do the
work. No other business will pay you as well.
No one can fail to make enOrmOu9 pay by en-
gaging at once tostly outfit and terms free.
Money made fast easily, and bOnorably.
address TRUE & O., Augusta, Maine,
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

Listen to hear something "drap.'
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

William G. Means, is our choice
for Solicitor because he is an able
lawyer, an honest man and is indie
pendent and free from all parties.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

Why should we support a man
who opposes county government ?
Because it is that which we are
fighting against in this campaign.
Because we all oppose the present
system of county government and
the Democrats favor 1t. Then sup.
port Means, he opposes it.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

NAU N Great chance to make money.
Hill III Those who always take advan-
ANH III tage of the good chances for
MVUIUN making money that are offered,
WUIUVAgenerally become wealthy, while
WVAD those who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want manymen,
women, boys and girls to work for US right In
their own localities. ANY one can do the work
properly from the first start The business will
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Ex-
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
cages fails to make money rapidly. You can de-
spare moments. Full information and al that
is needed sent free. Address sTINsoN So,
Portland Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
About Central Europe.

0erhanv Is In a state Of great unrest:
Vast numbers Of the people arc cmiyratirg
10 this country and clsew here, and the
heavy taxation caused by the military IT.
terests is felt 10 be severe burden by the
people. This discomfort found expression
at the last general clection when majority
was returned to the Reich>tay opposed -
iisnarck's business and military policy.
The old Kaiser William. having reached
his eishty.fifth year, has made his son. he
crown prince, regent OF his lominion..
Ibis prince, it will be rem .mhercd, is mar
r'cdto Queen Victoria, eldest ,la.,yhr",
ana he has children who are mar. i:lyrahl..
IN announcing the appointment OF his >"'
the Old kai>c: added Il rr>cript in which h.
h"t'icd The German ,"orlc that the k";;
or cmpc'o o. was tfcir master not their slave.
Ills ministry, he said. MAS responsible {"
nm, not the nation. There is great dr.
'on'ent at this statement. and it i very CO.
tam when Bismarck passes away the Ger
man people will insist upon ""'sr':;'-;
themselves. The divine right .oc,' nr
out ot place ii the close OF the n''trt'h'
century.
~>---~.--~-----~.-~
IL is getting so that new -pai.r '''''
cant ride from here to ST Pau. on A"'
cheek without having i, punchst: " t'''>
Observation-Disclosures l.unbts;.a,.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Dried Foods.

AZ present we export to Europe .;,.,.
100000 pounds OF evaporated o,,,,.
The process IS extremely simple. ~,
fruit is ''corcd" and sliced into pieces
sixteenth Of an inch in thickness; !, ;>r
exposed to sulphur fumes, vhic,. arr.,, ="
fermentation, and then to dry and w..
blast Of air, whicl, reduces it to al,m, h.,.
its original weight. The sulphur fu,n;,,.
ton prevents the fruit from becoming a,,.
and after drying It is almost as wbi,u
when first cut. Simple as is this rroc...
it cost about twice as much a. dryiny w.
the fruit n the sun, but such is the So, H." 's
in weight and flavor that It is preferred ,n',
evaporated applees sell to-day in the Euro
pean markets Tor fifteen cents a pound
An old produce dealer Interested in ~.
European export trade told IN Ey.nir..
Post reporter ttvt in view Of the a.,ouna'
ing magnitude Of the export trade In f;x.,
products, it would not he surprising to hem
Of attempts at COMPRISING or drying every
product Of the country. The same process,
as that applied to apples has been u,e,,
with some success with peaches, and som.
berries, that can be grown cheap,y, and .,
the export Of dried food products incr.ax,.
the import Is constantly decreasing. IN.
raisins from California promise to drive NJ,
foreign rAisins out Of DIR markets. rhcr.
are vineyards Of hundreds Of acres !,
Placer, FL Dorado, Los Angeles. S.,
Diego, and other counties, given III +,
growing and drying grapes, partly BY evan.
Grafton and partly by sun heat.
Another recent usc Of the evaporat;o,
process applied to food products concern.
the preparation Of Goldfish for Europe, and
especially for tropical climates. The bus.
mess has been established in this city about
six months. The persons who use the pr,,.
cess assert that ninety per cent. Of IN.
weight Of fresh Goldfish consists Of water
By evarorating the matter until the fish
product becomes a sort OF fine drv meal ,
substance is Obtained which can be pack.o
in boxes ard exported, on. pound Of the
evapora.ed cod being equal to ten pounds
Of fresh cod, 50 far as nutritive propertie,
go. The company which is engaged in
the business has factories OH the coast q,
Maine and at Gloucester, Mass.-Scientifc
American.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Seifff goehr.
rHBurDn1aHT GIANT.

Across the dull and broodin. night
4 ,,iant H;cs ith demon light,
And breath OF wreathiny smoke;
Arn,nd hin, whir!s the re- ling plain,
And with a dasl, OF dim disdain.
lie cleaves the sundered rock.
In lonely swamps the low wind stirs
The belt oi black funeral frs,
That murmur to the sky.
'rill. started bv his mad career,
They seem to keep hush ri tear
As il a god swept BY.
Through many dark, wild heart OF heath
Der booming bridges, where beneath
\ mighty river brawlS:
By ruins, remnants Of the past.
Their ivies trembling in the blast;
Dy singing waterfalls.
The slumberer on his4ilcnt bed
Turns to the light his lonely head'
Divested OF his dream;
Long leagues OF gloom are hurried er'
Through tunnel sheaths, with no" roa''
And sl,rill, niyhtrending scream.
Past budding huts, past flying farms,
Hiph furnace flames, whose crimson arms
Are graphing with the night,
lie tears along recediny lands.
TO where the kinyly city stands,
Wrapt in rohe Of light.
Here, round each vice and gushing gate,
A crowd OF eager faces wait,
And every smile Is known.
We thank thee, o, thou Titan train,
That in the city once again
W. clasp our loved our own.
An The 7.a.v RoxNA.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Wisrtllanea.
A Potent Specific.

"And you say that you are doctor:"
said the justic., regarding squatty look
ing colored IN IN who had been arraigned
before the court.
ayes. sab, Use u ply stefan, an my name
is DR.. Bliss"
"Why do yoa cali yourself B!iss:-b,-
cause"
n knows what vcr's ywins ter say, but
yer needn't say it. Yer's gxine to say |
calls myself Bliss case man named Bliss
doctored President Garfield. Dat is mis-.
take, ledge; my name was Bliss fore Pres.
ident Garfield was born. rs a OLE. times"
"You are charged, DR.. Bliss, with p ,i>on-
ing Thomas Hendritks a highly respecta-
BILE colo,ed man Of your neighborhood
What have yoa to say in your own de
tensc"
"Nothin'. sab, case d.. case needs no dc.
tense. Use regular physician, and course
doan hab ter splain myself"
Wen show you about that, DR.. Bliss
Now, sir, this witness states that you made
your living by SHINING rabbits AMI seal
ing fish for steamboat, until YOU heard
that DR.. Bliss had taken medical charge oi
the wounded President; then, rs your
name happened to be Bliss, you began tc
practice medicine, declaring to the colored
people that Dr. Bliss, Of Washington, wa,
your uncle. Whit have you to say q
thi>?"
II says, Jeige, dat de black man wha
circulated dat report is liar ftum de righ,
han ter Dc Ethan CO ner OBJ his system"
"Make use of another such expression
sir, and I'll send YOU to Jail. You poi,
oned the man. Explain, or go before tn.
grand jury"
"W.ll, you see, dc man, Hendricks, w;,,
lowerful sick. liz sent tt,pkme; an whc,
| | got ter him he was most gone. ri,
him dose Of my double. j.n,cl, revo,vin
action syrup
"What is it mad. OFF" demand ID ths. Jus
tice. 1.-THE chemists have declared their in
"o"Ss! W A1s\ONNt UlC , ,SESl u It's COlsCOC
tion.''
"Dem Is putty big words for ius:is OF
de peace, and mighty nigh scttels in M,
mine dat yer's fitted fur de S'preme Bench
De medicine is made ou.e:: roots an bark
OATS what it's made outen. VII, ! gin i,
man dose OBJ de medicine, an it lifted him
up in bed at once. nebsr I'd Il m IN ris,
ontcn sickness with such action. | left ;
hottie OBJ d. medicine, wild instructions te,
de nurse not ter gin him anrder dose till d.
naixt day, sp'ainin' dat anuier dos. wou!,
make him too stron, all oh suddenly
Art l left, Jedge, dat patien, axvd fl,
more, an dc nurse gin him anuicr dose"
"We;l:' said thu justice, after waitin, ,
nom mt.
"Why, sah, d.. pa,isnt got out N l,e,,
went ont ter de wooI.pilr, an choppcl
wood till he fell dcad.'
The Doctor is now waiting the action o
the grand jury.-l.i,tle Rock Gazette.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Converted Heather,

During the past year the Meth ,ist hay.
been very active making concerts among
the Chinese at Salt Lake, and many Of
the Cciestials are renouncin, the fa,,
Of Conft,ciu, to embrace the NOR. mod
ern ten:ts Of Christ anity. Those VIII.
have had the most experience in con.
verting the Monaghan have discovered
that the power Of song is m,re potent
lever to pry under the edge Of heather
unbelief than the influence Of PRAYER.
As soon as Celestial can be taught 10
sing Sabb .th school hymns he is gone.
as far al his old faith is concerned a
good old Methodist revival ,une in & fiat,
with taking chorus, will take China.
man into the heavenly camp, while long
prayers will drive him back deeper int
! the mire cf III. false ard mystic belief Of
the ancient doctrine Of Guam Chang Quev,
Hong Cute and the theological celebrates
| who tlourished l 200 b. G. Not long since
Tribune Representatives had the good for.
tune to attend Sunday school meeting
were several Cinnamon were taking part.
They were all young men and boys. neatly
dressed, intelligent looking and seemingly
quite interested in the devotional exercises.
They sang hymns both in Chinese and
English. When the organ struck up thev
were evidently much pleased and broai
! smiles liyhtened their otherwise pa>siv"
faces. They sing "flold Elm flor, We
conce" in good style, bit in an old IA.
m'lliar hymn they dill remarkably we'll, as
follows:
There Ian him heep Aarricr' EN- day,
BY faith We ali seekee af;,r,
Jelus he stand BY the way
Make alice same housec right there.
This melody was surg with exquisite
effect one forgetting the odd transpo>iion
Of the words when listening to their rich
and well-ha, monizsd voices. They san,
lorvc Jclus, vesscr d." "Out on the
oshlun' (ocean>, and closed with the
b'ndiction in Chinese, 'Oh, hung chung
ri In koy lee kee," the words and music
blending with beautiful effect. The tran.
'ation was made BY Hu Chung, voun:
student who has been bat five years 'n
America. The Chinese who have bee,
nvtrted have not only stuck by their
change of heart but are stuiio.,~lv en-
gagged in tn: work evan ,eliziny their frl-
10" heather who groupe in darkness,
Much credit is due the laborer> in the
vineyard Of the Lord whose efforts in the
elevation Of the Chinese have been Grove
Cd with sucl, Aatttcring success.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18

n hlal. lrv va iMs" passing WnnhservEd IN tht
urine AMI many other dis. scs that lead to insanity
md dc IN.
Tx M,NriE, vii, ,rr~e 10 f,wf:i. Five Hundred
Dollars for case of this kin thr Vital Restorative
{ II ir' his special advice ana tire ,.','-n) vi! not
lIx. MINrlE treats All private diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free Thorough ex.
animation and rdvlce IN ,,ti,,r ANALYSIS IF urine,
fur times the quantity, 5000; u any adi,css
v", receipt of price, &. o. H., from oh-cr
vt;"n. anil in private name If desired, hy \. +.
Dn. M,Nrls Kidney X IN. ly, nnphrc.ica,n cures
Ill kinds If Kidney and NlMddrr Complaints, Con.
norrhsr, t;ltet I.c,chorrhra. For sale nv all drug
'.ists: Z, ,n' per lMttlc, six ht'ttl. for 25so.
In. :lINr,ES ihlndcnm Pills are the hrs. ana
hap stny>rrrsia and III lious cure in tn market.
'nr sale by al. druggists. Isl
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DR.. SPINNEY,
NO. II KEARNEY STREET.

-5REATs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL nisRAsEs--
7'OUNG MEN.
XXyHO MAY DE SUFFERING FROM
Z the effects of youthful fnllies or indiscreton
vii! do well to avail themselves ofthis, the great.
est boon ever laid At the alter Of suffering humanity
Dr. SrlNNst will guarantee to forfeit $500 tor every
Sase OF Seminal weakness private disease Of any
hind AZ character which he undertake and fails d
care,
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are MANY ut the age uf thirty to sixty who
are troubled with ton frequent evacuation If the
bladder, often accompanied by silly ht snarting OF
burning sensation and weakening of The system il,
manner the patient cannot account for. On ~x.
amining the urinary depn its u ropy sediment viii
Often he found and sometime. small particle. of
milkish hue. ng:,n changing tot dark and torpid
appearance There are many men who die Of this
d,lcuty gnorsnt of the cause. WHICH is the second
stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. 81 will guarantee
perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy re-.
toration Of the genito. urinary organs.
Office Houvs--,o to I and to & SUNDAYS from 10
eoHA. n. Consultation free. Thorough examin.
alton and advice. S.
Call or address
DR.. SrlNNEY Co.,
"ss' IT, No ~ kearnev street, San FranCiscn.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Wet aud Dry Thnnderstorms,

a correspondent Of tn. London Times
writing from the Tran>vaal, South Africa
says: "Everv afternoon trem .ndou. storm,
OF thunder and ligh,ning burst upon us
These were OF two kinds, the wet a,,
the dry. The first is harmless, tho,.,t
noisy; the second exceedingly dangerous
During the dry thundrrstnrms, which w.r..
"re'r'cnt toward the end Of October the
lightning seemed quite stupetviny. 1t wa,
"naccompanicd by either wind or mi,
The angry tlas"es are followed almost sim.
UNANIMOUSLY BY awful crashes of th,,d,.r
winch seemed to shake the earth. On. ,,r
two tents were struck, and the grass .,.
set hre I" in several places within sinh, q,
our camps but no life was lost, only SOM.
arms damaged. The dry Thunderstorm.
were soon followed BY wet ONES rh.r.;.
n''<e' up with enormous hailstones, so,s,.
inc THIRSTY earth, and every little crack o.,
''e 'eid' horr its burden of w,,,r :, ,,,,
|""'' which rose and became i,,,,.,,,,
o0o--r~ ---->----->~>---->
me Naples Gazette has given b;r,,, IN ,
. gushing ro'n;n,e conc,rp;,,
our Miss Ihursby, whose true am, ,,,r,
voice ha@ ,eritablv as,onish..a ~.
music bA'~ Italians. |, s,,..m,,, .,,'
.,''' '"o canary birds, whose cage h,n, j.,
''e room where the American son,,s,.'
l''e''cFa' actually pinned away and died ~,
a. r'". '"'s' 1t Is no., in order for every
p1asFaph'>f in the country to br;n. j.,
cne's tone. "'''> with
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

IS u never. failing cm-c fcs
,crvous d. hility,rx l,aust.
ID vitality, seminal W. Ak
wss. sp'rrnatorhTa, Loss
Of Manhood, i,npotcncy.,
PARALYSIS ard al the terri.
,lc effects Of sclf.ahuse,
'ou hui tollies, and cx.
'csscs in inaturer wears,
uch Ms l.,ss Of memory,
i'.si.ud.. MT turnai ennis .
sons, aversion t. society.
li,nntxG nj vision. nOis ~
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Tie BOSS
YES, cakes aui Dread al i,Ims,ys.
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he was reliable to make them himself, and
when any occurred. he wac ALWAYS willing
tn rectify them. lie cOuld not sit Quietly
nv and hear the teachers I'M ustlv assaiied
i'm their absence and when no opportunity
whatever WAS given them To defend them
selves before the community.
The matter whether the reporters should
he allowed To- b. present was again taken
mp and dropped, III. board concln ling that
the people had right To know what was
going or.
\ motion was male tn nee, at Brosi-
way school house ru"Siav, at 800 o'cl,:k
p. TN. ior the consideration of Mrs. Du-
g,ns grievance.
\ petition was then real from A. y.
Mans, ct A., cnlorr'i p'r>nns, who asked
, that u color Il man b. appointed principal
OF their Sch0o.
Ii WIS then novelty Mr.. L1mm that tho
board - into executive SESSION.
The pre>i.,nt stated that h. hal used
l1c diligence, tn ct al the with s,,S b.
lore the board in the matters before them,
but hal not succeed 4.
The secretary ur.tl Il sp'ely inveStiCr-
ton oi the chsg.,.s brou@h, beiore the
board IN regard 70 the whipping of the
boy O'Dunn,l.
The president was in flvor Of /, de:;sion,
buJ thought the board ought To hear both
sides The accus ,tiou> tie slil, was of .
serious nature. The boy was not present,
~ he should have been.
IL WIS then moved that the matter be
postponed until Saturday night. Some
lew bills were allowed Mr. Geo L,mm
requested To be excused from sltyndin. the
meeting OF the board Saturday night,
which WAS done.
The board then adjourned to meet Sat
urlay night.
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with the entertainment. Come ere, an
lets ave look at yer"
The landlord remained where he was.
for he divinei the canSe al the trouble.
Where's yer vitiel,?" yelled the liitl'
man.
THEY'RE on the table. I guess" phil
osophicallv replied the landlord.
"Them's n" viti,.ls them's hog feed"
'Sir p" said the Landlord
IL mean what | s-v," replied the LITTLE,
man. ";,n' kin lick yer'
The landlord said nuthin". Int stood
sill and looked around Ia 4 diyni.ied WAY
Al list 10. said:
NV mon. Ih.r,'s nv table You've
y I'D ior vonr dinner ami ih-r.. IL j.. II ~
'.ocS lln, sui; y"u Q rri'p; help IL. i"r 1t i
:. well known principle IN PHILOSOPHY
ina, what good iur ~" g''>'., H. g"ni i''T
the gaa,ivr. Ii il sw;i- nav h"lr,!'rS. il
suits yon. That's all there j. about II "
Th,. mild mauuer,.l hraS"m III ar..-'' and
advanced tnvtg.i thu landlord. lie wa>
followed ~ ui- r"lleacme.
"'iis..n. b'cl: my nIou,y,' demanded IN
oi the landlord.
.G;mmc Back nav tw" bits yelled tin.
: !;t'le ult. Win Ihe wicked "ye
/ Bat l.. rcinru the money prii him iy
tie Two strangers Wa- not possible. i"T
/ part al il 81 ban u>.d IN Ih" i'ur"h 49,
ni the apples, AMI some 81 II had oxen
eis,n To the c"Ok IN part riym"n' Uf h,r
/ Wa.1S.
The landlord spoke e. the cook, lint she
! h.d not had ans MONEY l"r month, ant
s'i" would not part wIlh u.
I Fork iio,er.and rhht dn,, :oneH quick.
yelivs. the impatient man with the wicked
eye.
I What ca;Ild the landlord ID? He mad
an offer Ia con,promi>,' tie. mailer. tor h,
| q. a peac.ahl" mas, ruI the hrak-mcu de-
maud,d an unconditional -urr-n'i-r.
| The landlord oii, r.d them chrome. :
hat. and a knife. ii they would depart ia
pesc,, hu, they would no, accept.
/. Matters wore a dr. irS a-pet.
| The regular bc,r,irrs lacked Oh with
feelings of JOY and siIisiacti"n, i"'
al;h"u.h their spirit had j. cn crushed nn'
| 'umbl,d bv til. c"ntiru.d slim fare
which hal been set hci're them. vet rh-r,
Ms ."rnc spirit J. il. and they cnjpyed ia,
landlord. Ill comfort.
LIT the little fellow will strike hin
| first" remarked the hnar,.cr tho had ~
,y. en- h, cDuk. AMI who ha,ln liked nh,
polite wny ia which the large brakeman
Hai spoken l" hi> girl
lie, Il nickel he won't replied another
Bet a nickel it, the biz 'un"
/ Eut there wasn't rivkei IN the crowd
iid when the man "ir,-d ;o he, a nickel
b. knew there va, none vino would iirc
aces - tie let.
TIE landlord ic!lexhau>ic'l. and drops,
..rwu la ia, r"vAim. ch..ir. aud well u As
p him hc dia -. iar 70" ~Hur.r i;ri b.
fs-en q. comfortable = -ii',m, :!au Ev II
s-l. y.
"a. lfr.l. brakeman v,...-!. arr ,ha g..
r,r, ,r..,,i i.s, - lie :."~., i.'l H.- iau o.
'!.rl aa> sunni .>.,cg a'.t co...Ius b.
4Nsa.'r,i
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Living Witnesses.

The hundreds of hearty AMI healthy
locking men. women and children, that
.,av. been rescued from ir-i, oi pain. sick
n.->s and wei nigh death bv Park. -
Ginger Tonic are the he>; evidences in the
.s"r.I "i IL sterling m-r., AM worth. N"U
all had such in almost every COl-..uu..I;y.
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SKIN D.-EA~
A dainty walking dress for little girl

"A dainty walking dress for little girl
of twelve il made III peacock blue Cash
mere. the skirt trimmed with two deep
killings of cashmere, and double sashes and
balavensc oil oriental striped satin Thc
graceful little Breton bodice has shirreh
pias;r"n of the narrow striped material
and the Hungarian coat, To wear ouisid'..
i.as Stuart CELLAR, deep cuffs and pocket,
Uf the same bright goods.
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i Sure Cure Found Il. Lastl No
One Need Suffer.

4 sure cure for Eii.i, H.co ling I;chir.
anal a.. rslci Pile, b.', i,,U else "y.r,,. Dy
nr Wi;i9m Tan iuii'r T-'n'''vl cal 81
pr. William Indian Ointment. y >iu=i.
p,x ht> cu.,d the worst chrome c.,>,> 81
> "r - years sanding. y" "ue nccd
>mii five minutes a;Ir applying Ills
wond,riui $40 hing mriiciu,. Lotions
Instruments arh Il, cIulri' dn m"r, harm
than got. Williams Ointment a!I>"rI>
the tumors. alily> the Itchimg particularly
At night alter getting warm IN Le'l. acts -
a pouliic,'. gives Ins amr an painless rrii 4.
nnd Is prepare only Tor Pills, itching al
The private paris, AMI f.'r nnIning Else.
Rad what the Hon. J. VI. C"iinbury a.:
cleveland saws about DIR. Williams lu'li IA
Pie Ointment: have u~cI scores oi l. l..
urc>. and IL afford me- pleasure 10 st.
Ii.al have never found ANYTHING whicn
gave such iinm,iiiIr aui per .uanrni rriiri
IL DR. Williams ln'lian Din:m,nt.
For ~ e hv AL druggists or mailed or
rcccir: % price, ) 80.
HENRY * Co, prnp'rS.
g. ", y >tT,ci NcX York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31

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most To- alleviate human >uti ring Judged
from This standard, Mrs. Lydia T.. Pink
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cu;it.d 10 the front rank for her We. table
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