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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
PILES I PILESl PILES
A Sure Cure Found at Last No
One Need Suffer.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching
and Uic. raied Piles has been discovered by
Dr. William. tan Indian remedy call, Il
Dr. Williams Indian Ointment. 4 ,ingI,
box has cured the worst chronic cases of
- "r SO years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes ait,r applying this
wonderful 500 hing medicine Lotions,
instruments and el.c,uarirs do more harm
Than g,.oi. Williams Ointment ab,orI,s
the tumors, alIays the itching particularly
at night after getting warm IN bed. acIs -
a poullice, gives instant AMI painless rrli.f,
aud is prepare only for piles, itching oi
the private parts, and for nothing else
Rad what the Hon. j. VI. Cotfinburv of
Cleveland SAWS about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: | hav. used sc"res of Pile
, ureS, and il afi"ri- me pleasure To saw
that have never found anything which
gave such Immediate aud permanent relief
as DIR. Williams Indian Ointment
For sale by all druggists or mailed on
receipt Of price, = 90.
HENRY & Co, Prop'rs.
o. tvs,.y street New York,
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THEY RUN HER In.
Mollie Petts, Alias Kaiser, Gap.
tured this Afternoon.

Two weeks ago Mollie Petts, aliss
Kaiser, a married woman about twenty
year, Of age, was employed rs domesli c
IN a Seventh street residence, but one
morning she came up missing, as did II
gold locker, chain, pair OF earrings and
other articles of value. ~ effccIualiy did
she conceal her hiding place that the oil
ticer> failed To find her. and not until this
afternoon WAS she run i'm. Ii sevrns that
she visited BOonyile on leaving s.
ia.ia, going there for the purpose of see
ing her husband, from wh"m shc had sep
araled. At onv o'clock this alt, rnuun she
returned on freight train, AMI had no
,p"ner struck the city than Detective d.
Long md Deputy Constable Barnett had
h'r IN their ciuIche-. On her person wa
iOun All the missing g,'od, except In,
iucket, which. she claims, Is In the pos
session OF her lover at Jefferson Civ.
She Was taken b,IUre Justice Webbcr,
and At this writing Is undergoing an cx-
animation, ami will undoubI, div be h,ld
over L. an ait the acii'.n ol the grand jury,
charged with ilrenv in Dwelling.
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he IS GONE.
Another Husband and Father
Flees From the City and
Leaves Destitute
Family.

as the mayor here ?" asked q sad-faced
woman of BAzoO reporter rs she stepped
into the citthail this afternoon. The scribe
saw that his interrogation was In trouble and
bryan series Of Questions of the woman,
which brought 10 light the following
sad story:
Her husbands name is William j
Walh"urne, carpenter by trade. Last
Wvdn, ssiav week h- left the city but re-
turned last Saturday. lie Was not AZ
home during the day, but came into ia,
house about 10 o'clock at night. In Il
little while h- said he would go out AMI
get sack of flour aud that Is the las
his distressed wife and five destitute
children nave seen al him. Her visit Iu
the may"r and chief 81 police WIS lar TN,
purp,s- al asking their hrl y IN finding OuI
something al The missing man
The vile thinks lac has deserted hi
Ia milv, rs hc was in debt and
left them in most disip s>ing circunIstaiIC, =
not mruthiul tO eat or particle oil
iu. I'm tlr- house, nor cent oil muuey
with which To purchase these supplies.
The chri al police has the case in
charge and is doing what he can TO r,li,v,
The de.rried Wits troubles. The charitable,
have an opportunity To help poor
woman heavily bur,lened with grief aud
poverty.
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Sent to Jail.

In the BAzoo of last evening the arrest
OF young woman banned Mollie k-yser,
nee Petls, WAS recorded charged with steal
Ing several dollars worth of je~elry from
q seventh street residence where she Was
employed AS domestic.
As then stated, M,llie was taken before
Squire Webber, where detective DeLong
had brief conversation with her, during
which she admitted having stolen several
other articles of value. only a charge oi
petit larceny was. however, preferred
against her, to which ste pleaded
guilty and received a sentence of fifty days
confinement in the county Jail.
Noble is, ind, a depraved creature,
for since separating from her husband she
has lived with colur-d man. whom she
MAS on her WAY to Jefferson City to STE
when arrested 10y the officers.
She WAS not the least bit Disconnected on
learning her sentence, but remarked that
she would serve it out like thorough
bred
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DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazi-rs Root BItters are not dram
shop whiskry beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act strongly
upon the liver and kidneys, keep the
,wels open and regular, make the weak
strong, heal the lungs build up the nerves
and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For dizziness, rush of blood to the head
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever
and Ague, Dr"psv, PImples and Blotch.s,
Scrofulous Ilumors and Sores, letter, Ring
Worm, White Swelling, ErysipeIas, Sore
Eyes and Tor young men suffering from
Weakness or Debility caus ID from impru-
dence, and to females in delicate health,
Frazi-r's Root Bitters are especially recon-
mended.
Dr. Frazier: have used two bottles of
your Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness.
Weakness and Kidney Disease, and they
did me more good than the doctors and ali
the medicine ever used From the first
dose took began TO mend, and am now
in perfect health, and feel as we'll as ever
did consider your medicine one of the
greatest of blessings
Mrs. NJ. M.RTTN, Cleveland, O.
Sold by all druggists everywhere al Sl.O0
per bottle.
HENRY Il Co., Sole Prop'rs
g. Eesev street, New York.
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Mrs. Darlington at the Soldiers
Fair.
The word and the Pen.


Mrs. Darlington sat ut the refractory
table her face radienI with satisfaction, her
bonnet hanging by Its strings from the
back If her chair, and her benevolent spec
iacl's contemplating the surroundings.
What will you II. h. lped TO ~ whisper
ed gentle Voice in her ear
Thank yuu. dear, tor yorr polite stten
tion." she replied, looking benignantly up
OH the charming attendant Il will take
ii YOU pleise, cup al oblong tea Wit.
milk and sugar-not too swevt-and ii
YOU will bc sure that IL Is not made Of tn,
relymusinsry water that the doctor wrote
about, | shall tie much obliged"
"ilow are You eni wing the fair - asked
DIR. Spooner, ~ he dropped into vacant
chair.alUngside vi her. somewhat To her
surprise.
Il dare say" said she, as she scanned q e
shall .nj"v il with INV tea. When one j.
d.c"mpo>ed 10y walking there is nothing
like cup If tea to restore the equal
abraham, and here il enough To- saIGaI.
the appetite and give strength To the exas
pcraicd limbs. This il different. doctor
from the poor soldiers fare, with only har,l
tactics AMI the long roll to Sustain them, tu
>ay nothing To the avalan,hes and how
they could stand. IL is hard To- >ee'
Il meant by the inquiry" said he, 'to
learn hoS ven were ,ni"ying the fair-ti,,
'Bazar designed To secure a home for
disabled veterans"
AIR she replied, with fever thar
seemed To add tn the exhalaiiOn from ,h,
direction now set before her; Ill Is Crane
display at patriotism AMI donations for
those wh" helped Us in our hour of need.
when cotton cloth WAS 60 cents u yard an,i
sugar 3S, and it has my warm norpora-
tion +"
She went out with the doctor, and mad,
him interest himself in many schemes for
selling the fund.
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ANOTHER WARNING.
Asa Yunt Injured by q Freight
Train Last Evening.

Still another accident has the BiZoo to
record 10y the almost criminal practice OF
boys jumping Oh and of ol moving trains,
and Is generally the CASE the victim Is Il
bow of tender wears.
Asa Gunt is the ten vear-old son OF Mr.
Ham Yunt, whose residence is not far from
the Missouri Pacific and *. d L. crossing"
About six O'Clock last evening the BOYS
mother sent him ON an errand Town toan.
In order To get back as quickly as possible,
he jumped on freight train i'm mot.on,
and, when in the neighborlood oil the com
pany's general offices, attempted to jump
of, but missed hi, calculation and fell un-
der the wheels OF one of the cars The
calf of his left leg was la, Grated i'm a
frightful m amer, but, fortunately, no
bones were broken.
Bronte Dtmuth was in the immediate
neighborhOnd when the accident occurred,
and at once rushed To the little sufferer
and carried him to his home, where, at a
later hour DIR. Evans looked after the lads
injuries. To-day he is resting we'll, as "A
BAzoo reporter learned from one who
visited him. 1t was close call, and
should prove valuable lesson for the boy.
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A MURDERER CAPTURED.
VIM. Wynne Arrested in Georgia
for a Murder Committed In
This State in 1874.

About Angus; lo. !, AL Indictment wa.
found by the grand jury in Wright county.
This Stale, against one VIM. WYNN, whu
WAS charged with the murder uf Horace
MeIcalf. Wynne made hi, escap., and
eluded arrest but the authOriiie made every
effort Ia secure the murderer and brin.
him 10 trial A dispatch from jeff; r,ur.
City states thatJ VI. Richardson, a United
STATS deputy marshal, arrived al that
place Sunday. having IN charge the much
sought murderer. The capture was eii,c,ei
al farm house near SoIbeTyIlle, ChatIuu.a
county, Georgia, where Wynne WIS work
ing As IA hired hand. Upon the officer
making known his purpose, Wynne ia ,d,.
an effort la get his gun, which was hanging
near. The marshal, however, interpos, Al
an Objection IN the shape of a revolver
which Wynne. being unable to override.
yielded 10, and consented To accumpan,
him 10 Missouri. Although encountered
with prison jcwelry, he ait, mpiei To- escap.
from the cars on the honeward trip and il
became necessary Ia chain him TO his seat.
There has bevn some difficulty in getIin.
the right man IN this case, Wynne bcin.
the third person arrested a. VIM Wynnr
Neither of the theirs proved to he the man
wanted, but the i'll, nifty OF the man
brought 10 J,tlerson City Sunday i
thought To be- established beyond a doubt.
A few years before the murder of Mercali
the Wynne family moved To Wright coun-
u, Mo, from that part of Georgia iu
which Wynne WAS found. Soon aIter the
mlrder VIM. WYNN returned To Georgia,
changing la, name 10 Wade lie has been
In Georgia ever since ami his life there has
been a law!e>- one, the lowest and mos
desperate of both sexes being his associates
lie is about thirty eight Years OF age and
TOUR living and undiv"rc,i wives are said
10 bc - unfortunate as 10 bear his NAME
The officers sav that hc * identified by
residents al Chatio"ga county, ia, rs VIM
Wynne, and they think they have at last
unearIhed the man who committed the
crime.
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ESthetic Revenge.

"Zyks" in 81 Louis Republican.
August BeIm"n', though supposed to be
a bon vivant. Is more than ordinarily ex-
acting IN Treatment uf his clerks in h,s
banking house, and recently having occa-
sion io lecture one of his clerks. went ior
him most savas, ~, utiering abuse that -
stranger would have resented perhaps with
physical force. The clerk, however, toN
the sc"lding good naturally. and when Ia,
WAS asked why he did not talk back. said
Il have my revenge in better way slant
by and enjoy myself when he Opens i"rriyr
mail. He gets worse raking than h,
gives me when he opens the letters iron.
the RothcshiiGs."
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HARRIS STATION.


HARRIS S1A7-s,S, Jan 26
-IIarris Station is l",,,S hut nut large.
and the houses are f.w and lar between.
Miss Mamie Gutts, sged nineteen,
died Y. ,terday OF pm, umonia The iuLe,ai
took place to-day
w. a. M'Nees. of Sedslia, is shipping
wheat from this place Mae. is 4 elipl es
in the grain business.
Farmers here, and likewise al othev
points al..ng the road. are Ia, ing for ign
corn 10 Iced their stock through the winer-
The condition oi the sell and The
prosps CT Of the growing VIII. at crop never
WIS bitter. so the knowing ones say 4
larger acreage has b, en- sown than hereto
fore. Jo.
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MATED.
Another Couple Bound by Hymen

Last evening, at the residence of Prof.
L. T. Kirk, Mr.. J. G. Meyers, of this city,
was united in marriage to Miss Ida Fair
child, of Georgetown, Rev. = Alexander,
of the Montgomery street Methodist church,
performing the ceremony. A most sumptu
Gus supper was provided by Mrs. Kirk,
who is sister of the groom, and the
whole occasion was delightful one.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Israel Fairchild, and is q ladv of rare
charms of prison and mind. MIR. Meyers
is one of Srdalia's solid Young men, and
worthy OF the prize he has won.
The Young couple are to occupy bijou
OF a Cottage on the Georgetown road, hear
the residence of w. l.. Porter. May they
be very happy.
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LAMONTE NEWS.
Debate-PersonaIs- Lumber Yard.
Good Templars.
LANONTE. Jan. %. 1872

LANoNTE, Jan. -, 1907
The new lumber yard is now in fult
operation on the north size OF the rnilroud.
DR. and Mrs. Samuel Conway. went to
st. Louis county last night To The t.dsids
OF sick sister.
The quarterly election Of fhcs1x for
the Good Templars, took place at their
hall last evening.
j. n Daily and W. ID. Fellows. ~ Sc
dalia. took in ii G GeLate at Tie Coed Z. IN
plars hall last night.
David W.ikal and family returned
last night from the east who're they spnk
The last month visiting relatives and
friends
julie Bush, ] T. Craghead and Cth'n
went north TO the lakes last night on =
hunting expedition. Will have plenty Of
game.
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This il beyond question The most SUE
cessiul cough IN, dicine We have ever sold
\ few doses invariably cure the worst case
OF cough, Group and Bronchitis, while iaG
wonderful success in the cure oi eonsump,-
ton is without parallel in the History ss
medicine. Since its first discovery il has
been sold on a guarantee, a test which 10.
other medicine can stand. Ii you have .
cough We earnestly ask YOU to try it
Price, loc., 80, and 81. Ii your lungs ara
sore, chest or back lame, use Shilohk
Porus Plaster Sold hv vour druggists.
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Mangled by the Cars.

Word was received at the Missouri
Pacific hospital, last night, that two men
had been h 'rribly mansied 10y freight
train No. % at Franklin, thIrty-seven
miles west of ST. Louis. early in the even
ing.
None of the particulars in connection
with the unfortunate affair could be
Obtained at the hospital, but from a gentle
man who came in on M. 3 this morning a
Bau'o reporter learned that both men ". re
intoxicated and lying upon the track
when struck by the train. One had both
legs crushed, while the other had the left
leg amputated at the knee. Their NAMES
could not be ascertained, they being too
drunk TO speak INTEL gently.
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a NV Era

The true secret of happiness is perfcc,
health, whi'h enables the Individual to .n-
jov life, AMI attain competency and con.
tntm mt The mariyr To- dvs,rpsia, in
continual mi>'ry, is without hope in th,
purSiit at b'I~in,>s ar pleasure. and real
~ Tint existence yields only failure. But
u n,w.ra has come, and good health i.
ASSURED, with positive relief from th. ills
1T dig. sti"n and torpid liver, by the u.s.. ct
DIR. Acker's Dysp lria Tablets. The,
IT. very nice, try them. Only - AMI ia
'''nt> in handsome boxes For sale bv
Gard * Miller.
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The Two-Headsd Girls Hotel Bill.

81 Louis Republican.
Mile Christine, the twO-headed girl
who some wears ago attracted CONSIDERABLE,
attention from DIR Pancoast and other
prominent members of the medical
fraternity, Is ut present guest uf the Great
Western hotel, on Market street. above
thirteenth. On Sturdy, when her agent
Presented himself at the cashiers desk In
settle the weeks account, he was surprised
To lind that the bill read: "The Misses
Christine" and the board was charged Tor
two persons
How do you make this out ?" asked the
agent. rs he looked at the bill and then al,
the cashier
"rhe lady has two heads, has she no,?'
asked the Cashier.
The agent admitted that such was the
case.
"And she has two mouths" continued
the LoIel man
Again another affirmative nod.
And she eats with both of them ?" yer
sisted Mr.. Cashier
Yes" broke in the agent. "but she only
tax half u meal Ia each mouth"
That's all very fne," re~pnncied the
cashier, "but YOU can't come that racket ON
us She's got two heals AMI two mouths,
and she g,ts two meals served I'm her room.
Now NJ that doesn't constitute her two Der
s''ns. th''n Id bitter go out of business"
The head waiter VA. called and corrobo-
raIe,i the statement Concerning the double
Ell. Then the agent hied him To- an upper
apartment AMI demanded an explanation
rom the duubIe-h,a,ird las, which devil.
"pcd the iart that while the two meals were.
actually served, one of them was devourrd
ny v"racious curiosity that occupied AN
adl"ining Room. Somewhat of a similar
rtiiIr occurred on the Pennsylvania rail
road lew weeks agn, when coniuct..r.
"ho had not spark III humor i'm his svs
'em, gray. ly demanded two fares for the
nI"nS'r"sitv IL WIS only with consi.iefa-
b e difficulty that her agent ui1naged 10
convince him that although there were tw q
heads, i"ur arms, four legs and two minds.
Il WAS only one woman. Alter some de-
mar the conductor agreed To- accept IN,
Jingle ticket, but up To the time th III,
rr lin reached the depot h. had failed to
solve the arithmeticai cnnundru a as 10
now one ami an rnr'l b. simply one.
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Public Sale Of Hay and Pasture.

will oti;r at public sale at my farm,
four n.Iles south "f Green Bidge, on SaIur-
day, February, ii. 1882, about sixty tons
oi prairie HAY, lie same la to- disposed of
10y the stack. Will also, on the same day,
lrasr loo acres "f prairie rastnr-, with
wa'er supply. Sale will c"mm-nre at =
o'clock. DAVID WEIKAL.
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Important to Know ?

That i'm all throat. chest and lung trOub-
les-col,l,, whipping oushs. asthma, coll
sumption, etc EVEN a single dose al DIR.
Ack,r's English Remedy will r,lieve tin
worst symptoms of distress j, Is pleasant
la take, may be given tn the youngest child
and guarantees cure in every case. TrisI
bottles only 10 cents h gular sizes ID cts
and 81. For sale by Bard II Miller.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

east of Sedalia, we'll improved, will be
sold for 5000 cash, or will rent it one
year for 500 cash. 1t is supplied with
good buildings, an excellent living well of
water in the dryest season, and good
range handy for stock. No richer land
can be found in this country. Come and
BEE or write. Address,
JOHN WINsLow,
&l5w6m* Sedalia. Mo.
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GREETING A JUROR.
Heartfelt Hospitalities Accorded
to Bogus Member of the
Guiteau Jury.
Philadelphia Record.

| Philaielphis Record.
Among the passengers who arrived from
/ Washington on the noon train y.sferda,
was one who wendell his way to the Giraro
house. Throwing his hand satch,l OH IN.
desk he took up the pen, and, with Il flour
+. ism, wrote: John Haneline, W ashinsuoD,
ID. e."
''l'm glad To breathe the fresh air ono,
more" remarked the stranger to Mr.. John
Wilson. the room clerk Il tell YOU il
does one good alter ten weeks confinement
an that cuni"unded jury. To he able To NOV,
Iruund again"
What" inquired Wilson. "were you
IN the ,iuiteau jury? Shake! Say no
more. Bully boy!'
" u're ruck." put in a gentleman
I inding near the new arrival, US he slap
ped him ON the back.
Praise God that can shake one Of
those jurors by the hand" said n we'll
Snnwn elderly gentleman from Dauphin
county, as he caught llaneiine by both
hands.
You must I've awful dry" vcntured
another guest. Come, take something
SiIh me. You ought to have a whole
bar"
M second invitation was needed, and
the stranger was almost carried To the bar
rO,m by his enthusiastic friends.
He nominated brandy, and after
seconds pause volunteered to repeat the
act himself, but he Wa, cut short bv "A lum-
tier operator from Wiiliamsport, who cried
"uI: This i mine. You cant pay ioi
ANYTHING in this house"
The SECOND round of drinks was put
away. when IN stepped wtll-known pollIl
clan OF the { wn' hearing the n, ~ and
seeing 80 many PARSONS gath, red about the
man, inquired who he wis. When told, b,
threw his arms about Hancllne and en-
oraced him, saving You're one Of the
gang, sure. | wish Leedsey and IIilly
could SEE Won"
SAY, Old Stocking" said a well-known
contractor, Il love You and all the jury.
They're men,"
:" it went for couple Of hours. when
the Guiteau juror began to get awfully
thick in his speech and mixed i'm his ideas
Then il was proposed To- take him to the
Union club. ami when he sobered up show
MIN the town and its life by midnight
moons This would have succeeded adj
mirnbly had not just nj that moment Mr.
w. Il. shaw, the we'll known correspond
mt of the Boston Transcript, stepped into
The barronm and asked: whats the
racket, boys?"
When told he replied: "That's not So.
| know that man. He was down on the
first panel and challenged by the defense
lie didn't serve on the jury at ALL
lis that SOP dozen men yelled into
IIaneline's ear. Speak out or we'll ,hrot-
tie Won"
"Wash shat ?" inquired the now inebri-
atcd man. Il wash ct juror. Leave it to
any man in the house (hic). l was down
"n first panel thic) and challenged thic)."
Bounce him. Hes fraud :" SPOT
him out ~ and other expres>i ms were
heard. In second the fellow was alone
Those WHO moment before were sound
ing his prars were now eager To string
him up with Guiteau He was led to the
'oor, placed in CAB, and as it rolled of
the occupant WAS heard To- humble;
Purity good -good-ioke Got full for
nolhin' (hic
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Sublimely Superb.

A pair Of beautiful sun-howers on easels
will Toe mailed free 10 any lady who will
SIND three cent postage stamp to DIR. e..
w. Benson, loo No. Eutaw street, Balti-
m"rr, Md.
Chs. " Crittenton, ll5 Fulton street,
New York City, sole agent Tor DIR. Z. W.
Benson's remedies, To whom all orders
should be addressed"
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people We see aroun,
US seem To prefer To- suffer and b. mad
miserable by Indigestion. Consumption
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up Z"
the Food, yellow Skin, when ioI .5c. ",
will sell them Shiloh's Vitaiiz-r, guaran
teed to cure them. Sold by your drug
gist.
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Cardinal Points to Remember

That Acker's Blood Elixir Is specific
remedy Tor neuralgia, rheumatism, malar-
ious and other fevers, scrofuious tendencies
and all forms of blood poisoning. 1t puri-
lies the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enrichcs the blood, pro-
NOTES appetite, dispels languor. and re-
stores the body TO robus; health. Sold by
Bard s. Miller
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The highest hopes and interest Of the
race rest on the purify. health and strength
OF womanhood. We take pleasure in re-
ferring our readers Ia the remarkable
efficacy al Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound i'm all that class of diseases
from which women suffer SO much.
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&l5w6m*
For Sale.

Three houses ani Its corner Usage and
Sixth streets. Will sell cheap. separately
or together. Enquire Of Houston Il h 9TH
Well. l-Su3ot.