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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
TBRHIHO9IAL 0DW9.
Quilted from The Columns Of Our
1xCaa0nRoo,

The waters from the Park, between
Boulder City and Butte, run partl,
into the Atlantic and partly into tn
Pacific ocean.
/ The fnMeral Of Archie NcCowAn
who was murdered near Benton -
week BY his brother, took place Sat
friday. The fratricide desired to It
tend the funeral but was not allowed
to.
! A young man 1t Miles City, Re.
Gently, lost bis pocket-book contain
ing 3cent and . Scent stamp
4: When he found It again 1t contained
. 80 bill. All tho pennies boys
Of the town are now trying to make
q raise In the same way, but their
rocket-bocks generally come back
minus the stamps.
A private dispatch from Benton,
yesterday, states that large band Of
halfbreet,s, probably soo. ATTEMPTED
to vote 1t Wilder's, tut nat being
permitted 70 do %, went On to Car
roll and voted the Repubjicsm ticket
there so'id.-xas'cl,esd'ent.
The department CO ,n,ander At st.
Paul hes ordered that the Big Hole
Battle ground monument shall re-
min at Silver Bow until spring.
A tramp In town Wednesday even
ing was disposed to exemplify In the
prcsence Of ladies . portion Of the
costume in vogue before Adam and
Eve picked the fall apple" After
IN indignant husband had puta mag
nincent head on him. and It war
found that civil proceedings would
neccssItate the testimony Of those It
was not desired to appear at court.
the 6rc bell was tapped and sbortl!
after there Was recetling row Of long
drawn tracks on 1.-THE good broad
highway" with I'll the heel marks
toward the town. This IL quiet, n.
ligious town, with > disposition to
store clothes, deliberate considcra- |
ton, and social amenities, but It |
won't stand any bad breaks by bad
people any longer than it can get It,
yelf togcther.-Nrw Novihwcsf.
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LeysOn & Turck are nnw prepared
tO do watch work IN all its branches
promptly. First-cla-s work guara,,-
ICED at reasonable prices. S.:t
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California Underwear and Dues
Lined Goods.

Attention IL called t. this special
line NJ gO<'tlx. buy crs will lind it l.,
their advantage to call on sands 4
ls,yce. 1tf
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10 Let.

Furnished rns'n,x ut IL Quartz st.
With ~ without board. l3aif
Wantesl-A situation as nursa. In.
quire ut M. II. Quart: st. lasep-if
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A lot II old type metal. which y
pronounced BY nsaohinists 70 b the
best Rabbit metal, for sale at this
Office cheap. II
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Bullion Shipments.

The following shipments of bullion
were made during the rast week
through the OH e Of the Pacific FIX
press Company:
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Mrs.. CLARA p. Talent,

Teacher 1T Piano and Singing al>"
agent Stetnway. CIickrrin:, and
yOse 4 sons Pianos, AMI Gts,ryc
WoOds Organs. Music rooms. II
East Broadway. ll-5.tf
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The Robert Elnnlet Literary Assn
citation has Announced . bsll to be
given Ut Caplice Hall on Titanksgiv.
Ing night, the different committees
and music to b announced hereafter.
Oef0Aaf
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WALL PAPER !

Musical.
Mr.. y. A. KennicOtt Is prepared to
receive pupils "n the piano aud Or
gan. Vocal music IN c!asses. ADJ
dress P.StolFice, or Richards 4 Grix.
- Sept II
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fSr breakfast Ut the Harior Eating
HQuee.
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Special Local Notices.

Chocolate, Tea ami Cakes =!
@lf SIODAlR 4 S0N*.
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1rooh 0yoeeso.
b. 3 ;'' e'"' q s :s:.ss =: : so,,.
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Prices that Aet0niSh.

eands < Hoycc are closing out their
entire stock III rpsdy-made clothing
with the view Of iinuing that
department. They have marked
down every garment to such an rx-
trenseiy low prstc that they will
stnn accomplish their object. II you
wish to buy anything IN that line 10
cheap that It will axt.'n;sl, you, give
them . call. The stock il not Or
.it'ctionable, but on the contrary Is
iirst-cIa>s In every particular.
ll.11.tf
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The Parl"r Res'aur mt has l.erm r..
''uilt, rrfiittd AMI r-iu, l;~i,.si, aud
will reopen with Il grand turkey aud
chicken dinner next Saturday. y.
veil,;.er !. III:
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Shogo Flour.
Hot Coffee.

Ask your grocer for Il.
Nv MONTANA LUMBER Co.
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Gentlemen Of Butte.

Are respectfully invited to call II
f. l.. Bonner 4 60. and Inspect lheis
stock Oi winter clothing, 0vercAals.
ulster, f,ir caps, gloves, underwear,
&c.. which they are selling ut prizes,
lower than any other house in Butte.
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Outside llinln9 Notes.

The hosting works at the y. lii
: Grant mine are n,rirted and run
ming satisfactorily.
! Geo. A. Wickes, superintendent o
the Alta Montana Company n
Wickes has resigned.
A Ane body 81 ya:cna ore was re
Gently exposed by bias, in the f'o'
wall Of the Nellie Grant.
The largest bar Of Chester gold YET
produced was shipped east last week.
It, value was SIG .:Ol.
We learn from Mr.. H. w. Child,
the manager Of the Boston and Nom
tAna Company's property, that a
cro-s-cut on the vein vi the Cluster Ut
the 3OU-foot level has progressed for u
distance Of IL feet without having en-
couuteresl any wall. The vein at the
flst level was :: feet wide In the
shaft, Mt the second level g! feet, and
now it Is certainly over IL feet, and
the ore prospects better ny far than
it did atUve. Tie bullion returns
seems to prove the statements rOm-
cerning the increasing richmess ot
The mine product. From the last
run Of II days, l.ckin y few houos,
The result was y gold bar valued n
so, aol, the largest yet produced by
this company in that length Of time.
-xndc1,cndcMt.
Maj. D. d. Bud.l, Superintendent
Of the Fourth of July mine, and one
Of the pruprictors III that property
has struck It rich In tl,e exteutiOE Of
the Mai. Bu.l.l." In cr.k.-cut,loS
and drifting became IN contact with u
seven fss0t vein Of ore matter, three
feet Of which will reach the hundreds.
The balance Of the ledge consists Of
talk AMI ganguc. The
ORE taken from the three-f.'o. crevice
Is covered with yellow CELEBRITIES an:
filled with blue, or black, sull .hcre;s.
Maj. Budd purposes Immediately to
run In a tuunei ~ feet below the
top Of the shaft ami tap the main F.;
ledge. THIS new discovery h:.s u
similar bearing and genera! rcseln.
blxnce to the Fourth Of July.
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Personal.

Dr. Mussigbrcd, Of Warm Springs,
Is in the city.
NJ. Silverman came over from
Helena yesterday.
s. D. Holden. Esq, cam. in from
the valley last night.
J. Il Walker, E-l.. Of Walker
Bros. salt Lake, Is q guest If Supt.
w. +. Hall, at the Alice.
Aessn. Tyler 4 Gilbert have laid
upon cur table copy Of the revised
edition Of 1.-THE Eigilantes Of
Montana" Ivy rrof. Thos. J. Dinis-
dale. 1t il a neatly printed volume
Of 3M pages and contains a compiet.
history Of the chase, capture, trial
and execution Of Henry P!umme RS
notorious hand Of rs'-,l agents.
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a Grand Ball
Will lie given on Friday evening,
Deceinber nth, for the benefit Of the
sisters II Charity, at Csplics Hall.
l:hNt1Ot
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value.
Nov. J-By DOaneil, Clark 4 Lara
be. bsSs. .......... ....... -. =: ~
Nov. c-Dy the Alice, basx. 7,~t:
Nov. ~ the list Nattooal I,a.k,i
oar............ ............. ....... u.
How. A0y the Anaconda. I. bars. -. ll:se
Nov. "-ssy the Alice, , bars.. ........ NV
Nov. lo-By the Lexing o., n har... ao.i:e
Nov. ii-ey tse Albec.s basx. ......... ..~;s
Nov. ll-Ry Douneil. Clark 4 Lara
be. has... 10
Nov. li-sst National 1an9, ''sss... l,yse
=.
Total. - :e
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B0a10d.

Found.
A grand ball to he gwen at the
Bella Union FALCON. East Park
street, tomorrow Friday, night,
Nov. 10Th.
Ast Misses KELLER 4 HEMEEI.E.
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Wanted.
,1a'e: fir.,., lass Timers. x,ca,v en-
| htHnrr''; gwen. Npp,y u ~ Z. E,un,.
Uo:s" Hardware {. .,.IO arg. u?w
is"l"'rt I;,:1rn I Literary ASS >
cGat;.n.
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: u, 'scv,ry Fy:'ayrv' ~. :. .t7..Op ~
Cor! T.:ni':ar Han.
ma Ey Or :.-r IF III. Il =
For Iscas.
civ !''',' =. y" u. it.. : h...;: i,u,>c
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Wanted.
;, COLO: =: :" man 'Dto =. an! 20 z ,..r.l
y" s'."r> ri'r' y r'n.:,..l. ,.G,i.. W
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Hiss !':iiOn .Nct.c".
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mp L. f"s": Mrs. !..r:i,.a Kali, .,,,,, 49,,
~: - = =: >"v.'. ~ u r, cn,.c,s
~ n''i!'>>" Il: .as,..
IL wi ~. EM ,KrH" URra
For Rent.
-, nf'eH. ,e' Iwci"". H "ve r.n,n,> with
.;;ic"r, T;".; a.. ~, basement. A.rl: To-
'' ''''" ST. ifrrtl
Notice.
,.,s an''!c from H.. r ri orv ..r
anih'",x.,,Mr. .n':t H""'x" Is my '".v |
n i,..s, NE y ''>ac'M. Of all /.
.:u,,. IN ~ \r!u.
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wanted.

\ co!Urtsj woman t. cook AN Il .lD
general homework. Place ..y,ua-
nent. Inquire II r.. \. H.,t;nyer.
M. q Main street.
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! nf'"lS !'''' =" rp y. it.! :: b...;: hon q
J" inii'' ~ u? W. Broad way. li3,I
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IN connection with their y;i o,esa... ,r:. -
In Butte.
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-, nr'eE- i'e' IwcI"". "f I'VE r.x,n> with
co. tr pant. a.! in:...,n,.nf w."
Gilbert : Eyer III Mains, Ga" ,,o:.,, !"
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ARE" fr.i-' lass TlnIirYS. Iicajv on,
h'!nn'r; gwen, Npuy u n. Z. H,u,,.
bu:ic iiariwart I. .niD ans. Il;w
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
a Lucky Accident to a Railroad
Station Il aster.

Mr. j. i Burks. the station agent al
Robeiine, was the lucky holder oil one
fifth of ticket No 56.02l, which drew the
capital prize OF $4,000 in the Louisiana
State Lottery Drawing of Angus. s. He
forwarded the ticket To y. o., ..ud the sun,
of $4,000 was paid in cash He is com
paratiyely young man; mas u vile and Two
children, and is native OF Sonars, Ken
lucky, where he owns some real estate. lie
takes his good fortune quite nonchalentiy,
and i'm sensible manner will retain his
present position for some time 10 come.
This is but one of the invariahIe instances
showing that the Louisiana Sta Lottery
Company deal honestly with r!'e llcky
holders of tickets drawing p-izrs in the
wheel of fortune. -Natchitoches, Louis
lana. Peoples Vindicator, August 10.
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He Took the First Prize at q Dog
Show.

Yesterday Gilhooly was talking to
an Englishman. who only arrived in
Austin short time ago. The recent
ly arrived stranger had a pug nose,
and was disposed to be rather dogmatic
in his manner. They got into dis
pute about hunting dogs. whereupon
the Englishman said:
''DO We knaw who took the first
prize at the London bench show"
No, l never knaw any thing"
"Well, hit was myself. We knaw,
that took the first prize at the dog
show"
Il don't doubt it." said Gilhooly,
81 might have guessed as much to
look ut you"
After bordering over the matter.
the f. glish immigrant has concluded
to call the attention of the British
consul at Galveston to the matter
Texas SittiEgs.
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Sale Of Coup's Circus.

Coup's circus, which exhibited i'm Sc
dalia "n the 18th Of July, was sold at
sierifi's sale AT Detroit. Michigan, on Sat.
urday, TO satisfy the judgments Of number
Of creditors. There were quite number
of the curious present. Representatives
of the geological garden at Toronto, On
tario, we're present. The hippopotamus
brought $1,000; gnu, S625; pair Of
pnrcupines for the Cincinnati gardens, $50;
six monkeys, Sl4 each eight cockatoos,
$40; two pair vi lions and one leopard,
81, 80; three hyenas, S9l; couple OF
Malayan sun bears went to the Cincinnati
garden for 800; Sonih American jsgsur
Sl35; Kangaroo. 800 The property
sold to-day aggregated SII 1000. The ele-
phants and eighty horses are TO be sold
TO-DAY.
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A Chance for a Sedalia Girl

The following unique advertisement APP
peared in tie last unmber of tie Perry
(lll-) Transcripts. and as the advertiser
wants i, bad" the BAZoo would recon-
mend that some of Sedalias maidens apply
bv letter at once
WANTED-A WIFE,, the undersigned,
the boss butcher OF Perry. want tine above
named article and want it bad Any wo-
man " ho is DESTROYS of enjoying msirimo-
nipl bliss in its fullest and sweetest sense.
should improve this opportunity. Ad-
dress me st this postofiice or call at the city
butcher shop. JAMES NICHOLSON.
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MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES AND
METALLURGY.

MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES AND
METALLURGY,
Rolla, Phelps County, Mo-Twelfth Ses-
sion Begins Monday, September Is. 1882
And Continues to Thursday, June :,
1888.
Admission To Preparatory Course requires
| a knowledge of Spelling, Reading, Elements
Of English Grammar, and the Fundamen-
tai Rules OF Arithmetic.
The Regular Courses are the following:
/ Preparatory Course Of One Year, in
tended Tor those not ready TO enter upon
Regular Scientific work.
=. Normal Course of Two Years ON which
st te Superintendent gives his Certificate.
3 Business Course OF i've or ten Months,
for those wishing To prepare themselves for
clerkships in the Bank, on the Steamboat,
ON the Railroad, in Mining or Mannfac-
turing Companies, or in Retail, Wholesale
or Commission Houses. The studies re-
quired lor this Course are not only Book
keeping in all its forms. but also English
Grammar, Spelling, and commercial Aritb-
III tic.
4. Civil Engineering, or Practical Sur
veying by all the methods known or taught
in the books, together with Bridge Con-
struction, Tunneling, Laying out Grounds,
Typographical Drawing.
). Mine Engineering, or fall preparation
by Chemical Analysis, Assaying, and
Metallufgy, for all the work required in
connection with the Mine or the Mint.
s. Full West Point Course in Mathe-
mates.
Z. English, Latin, Greek, German,
French, and Spanish Languages.
3. Girls Course in Arts, the completion
OF which renders the young woman the peer
OF the lords of creation.
EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR:
Tuition in Any or All the above Cours SIS ~ %
Board, Washing, Fuel Lights, and attention. 100 or
Books, from $1,000 To $l5tV............ 10 on
Total t--...........................--.Sl5o On
Students can arrange To- board themselves,
if they wish, and thus greatly reduce the
cost in this direction.
In connection with the "Girps Course id
Arts" young ladies can have all the advant-
ages Of the Musical Conservatory which will
be opened this fall for their benefit, the
charges for Instruction and use OF Instru-
ments for the whole year being only $4,000
Send to Secretary for Circulars
e WAIT,
c. E. and NJ. E., Director.
X. w. DOUTHAT,
A. NJ, Phi. d., Secretary for School.
(6-2 NJ.
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Seriously Injured.

A colored man BY the name of Thron-
ton. fsmiliary known as "Thornt," met
with serious accident Yesterday, receiv.
ing injuries which may prove fatal. He
was employed as n hod carrier at the new
Missouri Pacific ma" hine shops, and while
ascending ladder with hod Of brick on
his shoulders, he missed his footing and
fell from the top Of ladder to the ground,
a distance of sixteen feet. III. was picked
mp senselrss, aud conveyed to his home in
Lineolnville, where he now lies in criti-
cal condition. The accident was caused by
the giving sway Of one OF the cleats. nailed
to the top OF the ladder, used ~ hand sup
ports Tor the wOrkmen in ascending the
ladder.
Thornton is deserving citizen, and has
the sincere sympathy OF a large number of
friends i'm this serious misfortune.
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the St Louis division of tine Missouri Pa
cific, who showed no desire To conceal any
facts from the public. He Said the scci-
dent was caused by the operator at Mera-
mec answerir3 90. n" to all order to hold
The pusher until the west bound
freight train arrived AT Meramec When
he took the order he supposed the pusher
engineer was in the telegraph Office. but
started east, and net t..e wosi-bonnd freight,
with the evil result mentioned above.
THE PUsHER WAS RUNNING SLOWLY,
or the accident would have been mnch
worse. He spoke in gowing terms of the
conduct of Engineer O'Neil, of
No. l3I, pulling the special freight, with
forty-seven cars. The engineer
capped with their lives by crawling over
the wreck Ia the west end of the tunnel.
He estimates the material loss at about
900, but the consequential damage will
be something enormous. Fire company
No. 10. in charge of Assistant Chief Gross,
arrived al the wreck about 1890 p. m .
accompanied by two hose carts and several
hundred feet of hose, but, owing TO the in
ability to obtain water. the engine was
found useless. The railroad officials gave
instructions 10 have several tenders filled
with water brought To the ground. They
are expected To arrive ahont 1 o'clock I'm
the morning, when an attempt will be
made TO
EXrINGUIsH THE FLAMES
lai cool the tunnel to snfficient exteni
to ennbie tine wrecking force Ia enter an
remove the debris.
Col. Hager says the tunnel will be W.
safe for men TO work i'm il on account of
the rocks continually falling down. /,
will take, said an old railroad man, at least
four DAYS to clear the wreck, if men can be
induced 10 enter the dangerous place. As
sistant Chief Gross will not permit his men
TO enter the tunnel very far, hut will do
his best TO help matters along At one
time he made mp his mind TO start home,
but Col Hager persuaded him ia remain
and pump from the tenders he had sent
for. The fire engine h as been taken off the
Car on to high bank, where IL will 60 into
service when the water arrives.
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A CLEI:ES CROOKEDNESS
MertZ az Eaie'S Assistant Mys-
teriOusly Leave. With Valu-
ables Belonging to
Others

Some FIVE weeks ago man giving the
name Of Charles Eshneurt. an Austrian by
birth, and who claims to have resided i'm
America but four years, applied to Merit
d Hale, the Ohio street druggists, for a
position. he appeared TO be between 81
and 40 years of age, had been highly ed
ucated, being a graduate OF Vienna col
lege, and seemed a perfect gentleman
withal
A brief conversation with the stranger
convinced Messrs NJ. 4 II. that he was
A THOROUGH DRUGGIST,
help, they gave him employment, and
soon were OF the opinion that they had ST.
cured valuable assistant
Although resident of this country
but four wears, E>hneurt has travelled ex-
tensively, and talked inielligentiy of drug
houses i'm different portions OF the country,
In many of which he claimed TO have been
employed.
He was sent to the LEROY LOuse to
board, and was not long i'm gain
ing the confidence of his fellow
boarders, and also the proprietor OF the
hotel, as the sequel proves conclusively
HIS CONDUCT WAS ABOVE REPRoaCH,
and when at the store he seemed to labor
players, and appeared grateful Tor lne as-
sistance they had rendered him when he
was truly In need of friends.
Last Saturday night he left the store rs
usual, but on Sunday he failed 10 returc,
and some surprise was created. When
Monday morning arrived aud he wais still
missing. Mr.. Meriz became suspicious. 50
called at the Leroy house and learned that
Eshneurt had not been there since Satur-
day night, and that he had borrowed
from another boarder, named Her
man Otto, German who
clerks for Bard & Miller, a suit of clothes.
a gold headed cane and nickel plated
watch, which he had carried away with
him.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Il W. MILL
gan, of Moberly, dropped in at Mertz 4
Hale's, and casually remarked that he had
net one of their employees at Moberly on
Sunday, which was the hrst intimstion
these gentlemen had of The whereabouts of
Eshneurt
Since then il has been learned that the
crooked clerk also carried away a gold
hesded cane belonging to boarder named
Tivey, and had borrowed money from sew
eral other boarders and from the proprie-
tor of the hotel
Merrz Il Hale are not aware that any,
thing was stolen from them, and il is not
probable that there. will he any effort made
to have Eshneurt arrested and return the
goods he Iook with him. He is n. z,
though, and druggists in other cities will
do we'll TO look ont for him
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Won't Vouch for Him.

In response to telegram by Marshal Shy
to parties at Bunce,On inquiriug for infor-
nation about Thomas McWhinney, the
man now Confined i'm the caiaboose here on
suspicion OF being horse thief, the follow
ing reply was last night received:
BUNCErON, September 70.
r. j. Shy. Marshal, Sedalia:-I know
Thomas McWhinny. who resides on my
farm. Would not vouch for mis- honesty.
GORDON l.. STEVENS.
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Important to Know?

That in all throat, chest and ld.,g .-oub.
les-colds, whooping-coughs. asthma. con-
sumption, etc even a single dose Of DIR.
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms Of distress it is pleasant
to take, may be given to the youngest child
and guarantees cure in every case. Triai
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes 20 cts
and 81. For sale by Bard 4 Miller.
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Bad compilations restored with Glen's
Sulphur Soap
"Hill's Ea:- Dye" black or brown,
30 cents.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute
A Benef1cieur Action.

The miserable looks and feelings of those
confined at desks or wr; y tables, are caused
hy weak Stomach, Kidneys OF Bowels.
Parker's Ginger Tonic without intoxicating
has sich a beneficent action ON these organs
and so cIeanses the poisonous matters
from The system. that rosy checks and
good health are soon brought back again
Express.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

"A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
30 cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

THE REV GEO. III. THAYER, Of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE."-For sale by all
druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
Found at Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that
will stop its falling, has been long sought
for. Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished
for IFS purity, fully supplies this ~ant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
Improvement for Mind and Body

here Is more strength-restoring power
in bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than
in bnshel Of malt or gallon of milk.
As an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney
corrector. there is nothing like it. and in
valids consequently find It wonderful
ipvigorant for mind and bodv-COmmer.
cisl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

A woman with her mouth full OF pins
is dangerous she is armed to the teeth
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
An ImpOSsibility.

Deserving articles are always appreci-
ated. The exceptional cleanliness Of
Psrker's Hair Balssm makes il popular.
Gray hams are impossible with its coca
Sionai use.