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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02
The Train Wrecker's Trial.

At Palmyra, tomorrow, the trial ol
ONeil, the man who. about month ago
attempted to wreck a north-bound psssen.
ger train on the X. L. T., will be com.
menced, and promises to prove quite inter
esting.
ONeil, it will be remembered, had been
elected from freight train, while stealing
ride, and thought to seek revenge by
ditching the passenger train. With this
object in view, he piled up on the track =
large number of ties and laid in ambush
until Conductor Doyle's train came along.
The obstruction was noticed in time to
prevent an accident, however, and the gull
ty wretch was taken in charge
Baggagemaster Bartlett. Engineer Willis,
Fireman Hogue and Conductor Doyle have
been .ubpenaed and will be present a. wit
nesses for the state
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Two Important Gases.

Judge Shirk left for Warsaw, yesterday,
to be present during the first week of the
May term of the Benton county criminal
and circuit court, which convenes on Mou.
day. The case which will probably he
taken up first will be that of the State VS.
Umfrid, charged with murder. The &C.
cused, it will be remembered, kept store
al lincoln. Last fall man named Bart
lett entered the store, became involved in
a dispute with the proprietor, was ordered
out, refused to 60, grabbed achair and with
il attempted to strike the proprietor,
Umfrid, who drew a revolver and shot him
dead.
Another case, the State vs.. Roberts,
charged with incest with lis daughter, has
attracted great attention. 4 full report
of all the important proceedings will be
published in the BAzoo.
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\"~ listen awhile, viii sing You . song
And = nrrible tale I win tell
ici OF nay business, rolling out pills,
IL ~ digging gold in Colorado hills
CHOnrs:
Don sN,'hrn, pray stop while you We us-..
Far fro'r that city we'll known hite M
Where oil Ca"lIFow and MOecaein Bill
Id take eli Your 1.'ce il you 70 To ine hill
And when cot there no gold could And,
thought of tfs dear ga ! left far behind.
fhrV hal a:l,i IuoSI frVze the s
They call me the rover" the drrary old hiltS
thorus-Do - ~ u, etc.
The Windsor nj W hit, PINE is filled every ngis
With loafers and garnhlsr---'tiS a terrible sight;
M oats on their bacs> their pockets bill
They tell me they ~'rising Tor Tu-nch-hi.l-.
'horu>-Don't - ;'..I,,
CoHn~ al young of N.>-,'.ii, the truth III
iod
Don't 70 ." the nlounitin~ -, king TOR gold.
For the railroad specua,"r, TAI II pockets !su W.
H.
A-tsking your uip ~ 10, Sl-,-ra-do hills
thorns-DOnt ~ ih"H, tie.
White Pine, Gnnni~,n count, 'ol. April -. So
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02
Harmony Baptist Association

The executive board of Harmony Bap
list association convened i'm this city yes-
,erday, al the residence Of James f. Spen-
Ger, on Ninth street.
The session opened at > p. m with PRAYER
by Rev Bird. Nearly all of the churches
in the association were represented, and
the first business transacted was the repor,
OF missionary labor, read by J. T. Cowan
which was, on motion, received.
\ report was made setting forth that all
the Indebtedness incurred by the perform
ance of christian labor had been promptly
met, and that Mr.. Cowan would lie contin.
ued as missionary, unrestricted as regards
territory
After brief season spent in pleasant
communion, the meeting adjourned. TO
meet ut Lamonte on the second Lords day
in September, 1882
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Farmers Wives

Ii il an evident fact that farmer.
wives are afflicted with many disease:
which ARE the result of Overwork. They
are constantly on one ceaSeless routine
of toll from daylight at morning until
late at night. No change, nOrelaxtiOD
no rest Farmers should note this fact,
and be forewarneti before it il too late
IL is astonishing what AN amount oi
labor the wives of farmers preform.
Many of them get up AMI have break
fast ready before their husbands are
out of bed. Then it is work, work, work,
until near midnight, their minds during
the time being constantly occupied
with their duties and with thinking
of how the food Is to be supplied, when
the washing and ironing is to he done,
when time can be spared To scrub the
floor. how the children are to clothed
and kept tidy. and innumerable other
things not necessary ~ mention, all of
which combine to overwOrk and brea k
down the strongest woman in the land.
In no case it is safe to be continuously
thinking upon any one thing, aud i'm
cases where the brain has been weaken
ed by to great a strain upon it, thereby,
producing insanity, epilepsy, vertigo,
Mysteries, female weakness, general
debility, and n multitude of other dis
eases, the remedy is Rest and q few
bottles Of DIR. s. n. Richmond & Co.'s
Samaritan Nervine. 1t acts directly
upon the Der vOus centres and iHvigOr
ates and strengthens the whole system
Many ladies have refrained from using
samaritan Nervine on account of an
existing prejudice against advertised
medicines. Let Us ask question ::
Are you prejudiced against sewing ma
chimes because you have seen them adj
yertised. or can you doubt the inge-
nuity and skill required i'm their inven-
ton Again, would you refuse to in
sure your house because the company
advertised that 1t had paid millions Of
dollars in losses and yet had capital
of several, millions left Do such ad
vertisments shake your confidence and
create prejudice ? Then why refuse to
credit the testimony Of those who have
found Samaritan Nervine to be all that
is claimed for it i'm overcoming those
ailments peculiar to your sex The fol
lowing statement speaks for itself:
FAIRFIELD, LENAwEE Co., Mich, I
April o, 1881. {
DIR. RichmOnd-Dear Sir This is to
certify that my wife had fits for thirty
five years. They would last her for
about one hour and sometimes longer.
l happened to hear of your medicine,
and sent for some of it, She had no
more fits after she took the first dose.
she is now permanently cured, and
her health ~ q great deal better than
1t has been for twenty years or more.
You are entirely at liberty to use her
picture and this testimonial i'm any
manner which you please, and may
sign my Name to ii. We owe you this
much at least FIR what you have done
for her. Yours truly,
HENRY CLARK
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02
BOONVILLE ITEMS.

Cord Hall turned mp here Saturn-v
morning.
-Sev-ral new and substantial building.
are being erected.
Wheat all throu.i,out Cooper county
IL looking well.
Misses Tor. and lille Wrrthein.ss
have returned ir"uI weeks visit in ~.
Louis.
Mr.. VIM. Williams has returned nom
jefferson '.;y, where he has been pounc-
ins ,ahie before the supreme court
The party a, the City hotel, rhursday
night, given bv Mrs. Mcpherson. was large
" attended Our young people turned "us
Ell masse.
Capt. McPherson's new beat. the 'k's
Roy, is now plying between Rochep"rt an'
Glasgow, connecting at this point with tne
Missouri Pacific railr al.
Mr.. Charlie Augustus Rsinhart, our
confectiOner, is in Columbia, witness ~
the McDearmon trial. He rebnts DE-.
Hurts testimony, it Is reported
Smith & Ragland, our new liverymen,
have recently purchased t2,4OO outfit.
This alone speaks volumes for their enter
prise 1t is constantly in demand.
Politics" is growing a little warm
down here. At present the county collet-
tOrship is the most exciting issue, with
j. ID. Sharke, of Otterville. ahead OF the
hounds.
The new livery stable of A. p. Sperd
is almost completed. 1t will be nnsur-
passed by any in Missouri outside Of -.
Louis, and Austin is the man who know
how to run just such an institution.
Our worthy ex-mayor, j. J.
Gmelich. and wife. leave next msn,n
for tour through Europe, TO be absen:
several months. His business will be ieit
in the hands Of Mr.. Emil Huber during
bis absence.
The witnesses are returning hourly
from Columbia. They think there IL one
man on the jury who will hang il. and thss
McDexrmon will have chance To get sUJ
on bail. II he returns .e BOonville. may
the Lord have mercy on this biignra
burg.
Two hundred and seventy-five dollars
were raised here last Tuesday, and sent ~
the Brownsville sufferers. More will tot
low when our citizens in Columbia return.
Our mayor is still having trouble
with refractory city council. Their
is BILLY" BY the name of Jones, who, Tor
year past, has drawn a policeman's sal
AIRY, but who was not capable of filing the
position. He has had such an easy time,
he hates to give up the place besides, To
take Of that star would impair his beauty.
The council persists in retaining him, nov
it remains to be seen how long the tail
will wag the deg.
-CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy Price 20 cents. Nasal Injector
free.
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Human life is held 10 be Of very little
value, and willful killing goes unpublished
in the land.
In another place in this paper will be
found large part of the testimony in the
case of the State vs.. T. H. b. McDearmon,
charged and indicted for the murder of
A. Il. Thornton, for which The BAzoo
asks careful reading.
The case has been concluded, and tele-
gram announces that the accused is ac-
quilted. BY this verdict A. b. Thornton
was wrong in the publication made, de-
nouncing the acts of drunken police
man. and Mr.. McDearmon was right in
compelling him to surrender his life's
blood for so indiscreet ~ an act.
shame on such iustice-it is a mOckery
THE BAZoo clamnrs not for McDear-
mons blood, but ii yearns that crime
he punished. Would to God
that Tom McDearmon's self-cocking
pistol had failed him ON that November
day, and there would now be one less sor-
sowing widow and six less orphaned chill
dren.
The verdict is rendered and recorded ;
the law ~ legally satisfied, but the verdict
Of the people of Boonville, Cooper county
and Central Missouri will be dit1eren; from
that rendered by the jury Of Boone county.
A Boonvilie newspaper will hereafter
permit anything and everything to be en-
acted i'm It's midst by officers and Others.
Ii its voice is raised against any wrong,
the one who is criticized will be justified
in shooting him down i'm his tracks.
Thus ends the last act of this tragedy.
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Judge RYlan6.

Judge Ryland arrived in the city last
night and leaves this moraing for War
rensburg, where he opens the May term OF
the criminal court tomorrow. and where
the case of Tracy, who shot Will Steven
son, the brakeman, a year ago, will be
heard. Judge Ryland. on being informed
of the acquittal OF McDearmon, expressed
great establishment.
He also stated, i'm conversation, that the
chintz bugs were not injuring wheat in
Lafayette county, As they are in South
Missouri, and that Lexington had raised
by private subscription and sent TO the
Brownsville sufferers 500.
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Whose Wardrobe is It I?

A package, which had evidently been
forgotten bv some lady, was found in the
depot waiting room, Friday, and left with
the handsome Garrison house bartender,
Mr.. Geo. Graham. 1t contains a pair of
corsets, with an elaborate outfit of guy
ropes, supports and braces, lace handker.
chief, pair of silk stockings of the length
and contour said to be worn by ladies, and a
pair of rolls, puffs or swell-outs, used as
sort Of frontispiece, or chest protector, by
the fair sex. Mr.. Graham will take
pleasure in exhibiting and turning over to
the owner the unique outfit.
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BACKED His Eve.

One of the applicants for position on
the police force under Mayor-elect Mes
serly came to grief last night, at the hands
of young printer OF this city. The vic
tim was Tom Jeffries, ex-policeman, and
if all reports are true, he received no more
than he deserved
Jeffress called the typo vile name. but
no sooner were the words uttered than he
received blow, which will necessi tate the
wearing of beefsteak on the injured optic
to-day. Neither party was arrested.
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PILOT GROVE ITEMS.

Mr.. James Long was in town last
week.
Mr. John Joyce has erected q very
handsome hJsel.
Mr.. J. j. Davis has charge Of the
White house now.
&C. A. Honx and John Joyce attended
the circus at Sedalia, as usual
DIR. q. T. Pendleton has removed To
his new dwelling on College street.
Green, was visiting friends i'm town last
week.
Mr.. Dick TAYLOR. of Smithton. was
in town last Tuesday, AMI attended Prof
Longs reading.
Marshall Rust made a flying visit to-
Pleasant Grecn. lie sold one machine AMI
traded horses before he returned Mr..
Rust Is one OF our livelie>t traders.
MIR. Robert Edwards, oi Eoonville,
who has been attending school here. i, al
Columbia, Boone county. attending the
McDearmon trial. being summoned as a
witness.
Pilot tirove is To have "a paper and :,
bank in a few weeks The first issue of tn,
paper will appear the middle oi May, e>-
tablished by Me>sr~ Trent II Townsley. of
BOonville
MIR. y. Swearins,n, formerly OF this
place, died at Sprague, Bates county, few
DAYS ago. His parents are living in the
Grove. and We extend to them our SYM
pa,hv in their sad bereavement.
Prof. J. chester Long lett the Grove
Thursday morning ior Springfield, Mo-,
L.
June, in Drury coi.eg,. and then return tn
PaOla, Kansas, where he has established It
school OF elocuti"n
Prof. j. 4. Long CAV. two al his read
ing> 1T the c",ic-r un Monday and Tues
day nights. H., i, an excellent reader, and
entertained his Audience both nights 10
their entire satisfaction. Among the Sc
l.ction> rrad the following were especially
good: "Betsev and are ont :" How
Be,>.y and | made mp Asleep at the
switch = The beautiful snow = BLACK
smiths story :" lin Wolf and the cats :"
Hunting a muse; christmas night at
the quarters" and Flood and the ark"
Owing tn the busy season of the wear the
farmers did not attend. and both
houses were rather small Prof Long is a
graduate oi the Kansas City school OF elo-
cuIion. under the charge Of Fulton II True
blood
The horse show did not come off last
Saturday, owing To the rainy weather. Mr.
John A. FRAY. of Lamine, brought
over his herd OF line Norman horses. We
first noticed Wild Arab, seven-eights Nor
man, 4 very large and beautiful stallion
Next WAS Rothagamus, three-iourths Nor
man. and thirdly Beaumonde, a full blood
ed Norman, : years old, lately imported
from France. He cost Mr.. Fray about
81 ,20o For farming and general labor We
see nothing To- hinder the Norman stock
from taking the lead Mr.. Fray also
brought number of mares and colts,
which are As good ~ can be found in the
country. MIR. Ed. Patison brought over
his fine stallion. Reuben, q chestnut sorrel.
Mr. Patison is from Palestine. this county
Next we gazed ON the fine horse oi Mr. ID.
Floyd. of Bunceton. which was pronounced,
bv MANY men who SAW the horses. tn be the
best on exhibition. Messrs. Fray and Patti
son had their horses on exhibition at the
City livery stable of Me>srs. Todd II Bag
we'll, and Mr.. Floyd at Mr. Joyce's old
livery stand.
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Experience the Best Guide.

The reason Why women everywhere use
Parker's Ginger Tonic is, because they have
learned by experierce-the best guide
that this excellent medicine overcomes
dependency, periodical headache, indiges-
ton, pain in the back and kidneys, and
other troubles Of the sex.-Home journal,
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Natures Best Assistant.

No matter what your ailment is, Browns
Iron Bitters will certainly do you good by
assisting nature in strengthening every
part Of the body. This remedy is soothing
and refreshing, and cannot possibly do the
most delicate invalid any injury.
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High Authority.

Dr.. w. Z. Stott, President of the College
of Physicians, Montreal, writes: II have
recommended Colden's Liebi9's Lii
Quid Extract Of Beef and Tonic
lnvigorator a. the bed PREPARATION used
fr debility. tadi9estion, dppepsia, Jer-, asse
and koe Of oppdi,<." Tak< no otker.)
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For the Pen.

Sheriff J. w. Roberts, Of Worth county,
passed through the city last night, having
in custody Sam McAtee, aged nineteen
years, whom he was taking to the peniten-
tiary for two years, for having killed Arte
McCord, a neighbor and friend, while they
were going to church one Sunday morning.
Moral-Never 20 to church.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, MO.
TUESDAY, MAY ,. 1882.
BAZOO BUZZ.

Stationery at McClellan's. I'm
IS. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Ladies fine serge cloth Congress and
fsut lace CATERS at Burkhsrt's.
The Missouri State Teacher assOcia-
ticn will meet at Sweet Springs, June 10th
3ist and I'D, 1882.
Doc Middleton placed on our desk
Yesterday, some stalks of blue grass over
two feet long, grown in Pettis county, this
year.
Born, yesterday, to Mrs L. Il. Little
field, of Knob NOster, q son. Knob NOster
10 always doing something 10 attract at
tsutiOn.
The ''fours of habit" softly observed
the debonair of the devOtee of the seduc-
i've psstboards, as he delt himself all the
aces in the pack.
The four new brick business houses
recently completed on Third street, near
Engineer, are now oil occupied and flied
with large stocks.
A team attached to farm wagon be-
longing to ID. H. Jones, farmer, ran away
in South Sedalia, yesterday afternoon
Wagon wrecked, no one injured.
The body of w. j. Walker, who died
o. the 10th inst, at San Antonio. Texas,
aged thirty-fve years, passed through this
city yesterday, en- route to Kentucky for
burial
AT party given by w. X. Baker, at
Beaman, on Friday night, half dozen Sc
dalix couples attended, going out on the
cannon ball in the evening and returning
On the a. M train YESTERDAY.
Numerous citizens have called at this
o6ce to-day and inquired for the SUNDAY
BAzOO. The religious articles in the
BAxOO always did captivate the populace,
but last Sundays discOurses seem to be
something extra.-Nevada Democrat
DIR. Trader and John s. I.andes have
completed macadamizing the streets i'm
front OF their respective residences, and the
appearance thereof has been greatly i'm
proved. The work was performed by Scott
Murphy, which is a sufficient guarantee
that it was we'll done.
Careless childhood has it's woes as we'll
~ calIOused manhood. The little two
year-old son OF J. NJ. Ohleld, yesterday,
climbed up TO the top of box which had
been built around a tree, and within which
The tree had died, and fell down inside of
is. His screams soon brought hts mother
10 the rescue.
"A raw reporter was sent to residence
10 find out an item He learned that the
lady of the house had recently presented
her husband with an heir He had heard
that where one news item could lie found
there were always others clustering, and
for the ensuing month he called at that
residence daily and asked if the lady had
presented her husband with any more of
those things-heirs. Fact.
Mrs. Stephen Doyle, the woman
troubled with hysteria, whose wild actions
on the streets caused such a sensation a
few evenings ago, was taken by her hus-
band, on Monday, to Edinburg, ILL.,, and
left there while he returned to Sedalia, on
Wednesday. Friday he received dis
patch stating that she was rapidly growing
wore. He left for Edinburg at once
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Board of Examiners.

Capt. ii. {. Demuth received letter
from Adjutant-General Waddell, Friday
night, instructing him to call together the
man, and w. Latour and j. Ramsey menu
bers, on next Thursday, and examine the
qualifications of captains-elect ID. l. Hol-
comb. of the Queen City Guards, and
Chas III Pearson. of the California Guards
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Just From the East.

Miss AggIe Hills would respectfully an
nounce to her customers that she has re-
ceived an entirely new line of French pat
terms from the east, and is prepared to do
better work than ever before. Remember
the place, corner of Lsmine and Fourth
streets.
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J.B. Green, brakeman running between
Sedalia and Kansas City. fired a tramp
from the train on Thursday, near War
rensburg. while the train was in motion.
He was arrested and jailed at Warrensburg,
and on Friday night broke Jail and is still
at large.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02

There is no worse enthralment for
tormented man than the extractiOns Of a
morbid nervous condition The over.taxed
brain then gets no rest from tranquil sleep
and needs the pacifying influence Of DIR. c.
w. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
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Faded CoIors Restored

Faded or gray hair gradually recoyers
its youthful color and lustre by the use of
Parkers Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing,
admired for its purity and rich perfume
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Women that have been bedridden for
years have been entirely cured of female
weakness By the use of Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkhsms Vegetable Compound. Send to
Mr.. Lydia E Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
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-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you. For sale by all
druggists.
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Female diseases, brought ON by i'm
prudence, exposure, or the Use of i'm
proper medicines, are quickly relieved
with Browns Iron Bitiers.
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LAMONTE ITEMS.

Rev John Godbey, of Smi:hton. will
preach in the Baptist church this morning
and evening.
j j. West, agent for the German In
snrance company, of FreepOrt, ILL.,, is max
ing specially of tornado insurance.
capt N. Berry, formerly OF this coun-
ty, but now of Kansas, is here this week
visiting friends and acquaintance IN
his old neighborhood.
There will be a temperance meeting ii
the Baptist church here on next Fridsv
evening. Distinguished speakers will be-
in attendance. The public are cordially in
vited.
After the marriage ceremony was per-
formed, making Mr.. f. N. Reaser, and
Miss Bessie Hall, Of this place, one flesh,
on last Tuesday evening, they took the
train for Antonito, Colorado, where they
will make their future home.
The farmers are very we'll along with
their spring work. and about throug h SOW
ing fax. They will also finish corn plant
ing next week. The growing wheat looks
we'll and is far advanced for the time Of
year We have some chinch bugs, but If
the rains continue they will not do much
harm, and so We will have . very early
spring.
ppOsRAHNE
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Yesterday there was q continual rush
at Mayer's popular Bee Hive store, anc
proprietor and clerks were kept busy con
stantly. The beautiful display made al
this emporium has proved source oil
great attraction to the fair sex, and liber.
ally did they spend their ducats. There il
nothing in the millinery line that you can.
not find there, and At rock bottom prices
so it is not surprising that large business
was done.
-"All through advertising" remarked
Mayor Gregory to US, as he went home.
ward with bottle Of St. Jacobs Oil, shat
| bought this. Your paper contains 80
many wonderful cures of course they are
facts and so thought I'd try a bottle for
the rheumatism. Madison wis Daily
Democrat.
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Baptist church, May 5, 1882, ut 40 P. q
l. Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Music.
4. Opening address, J. S. White.
o. Reading, Miss Ollie Hall.
8. Music.
Z. Essay, Mrs. Wood.
g. Address, II. F. Triplett.
y Music
10. Reading, Miss Lulu White.
IL. Address, DIR. J. p. Walker.
IL. Music.
IL. Essay, Miss Fannie Emerson.
IA. Address, A. J. Hall.
Is. Music.
Is. Benediction.