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= y - - 800 4 1879. effttttNNI
store. Small giriconles down and
llauds madam behind The counter
q small slipof paper
Textile forewoman she must cut
down on this Ibslieye they car
yitoG and give il away, said the
madam to thesmall gitl,' who vent
away with d'packago in her hand.
'Do you know what ! have been
giving 70 that gill, vent on the
madqm 70 Tie reporter.
No.
'Itisspruca gum. There lisa Gu.
riods thing abont this business
WeCan't got the girls to work well
wi;houtit, Tbisis how IT IL. The
girls arc all in Il large worlroom.
We found that they talked 50 much
thata good deal Of time was lost
from work, and though they work
blythe piece, when there was a rush
oforders il often delayed work very
much Then my fopwoman sug.
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l,ons - w. w. ~ '4iA,',s uusins "Sfk
soa a.;,t. !. ~ ~. III i NV Ou'
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IT,. . ae,,e n IN and hoyo ,Ie e. W..
de talk on the landing. We then
tried a system Of fines. but il did
M GOOD Tbev wouId loso tbeir
weeks WAGES rather than M, bovo
their talk.
.After n whilo 7 tonnd tb,t IL
would not do, and I lust raoked nv
bead to know wbat 10 do, Al ono
time 7 Ind a rotinr If hpild;ra q
10, oflitlle rooms Iike calls. wbero
thew would he alone. Bnt 7 vas
afraid I should have no Girls at nh.
Tbcn / tried bribery. bnnaht
some snrnce Gum and got the foro.
woman 10 on6ounca TIM, I sbon,d
giyo coeb Girl ono bit ,norrina md
eyon;na o. oondi,;,n ,La, r,,,
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oil odmirnllv yon oan ~ wv j.
tbs worL..hor ,nd I'll a. ~ ,;'.a
von viii henr l. ,bot e -, c ~
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word l. sn,l,on Thn IN a.,.
con,on,od Tbo nsoIio,,, :, ao,, ",I
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way md g IL isn,, ,Lam;na ~,
tolI;na Foo %orsa NE ~, ~
slroal bo, odon,od ,Lo .am," ,1 w."
6ow-p n, + fn5 ,bn, V ~, ," ~, IT, ria" ).
aun, a;..,,,oa - /, -, 70
.ilios + tLinl, ,ha' a;.l. 4"D"
tins mare 1ban Inv y e = ,, %'9 soT
IL tbs nmnor 49, ci,.,o ' ~ .oo;aI,.
cbow;n, c.r, d rra,y Md ,,,o y, !.
boino vnIanr Rnt;n To., Ton,h
Street tbeye Is = clnh If lodios
n,Ilol tho sn.noo MR. Tho,,,,,as,
t,;co = wonL in w;,,o, os,nns;ti,,
tnobow snr,,oo ,,,,,, H., ,i,;a
mn oxcnso
.Dnrinr ,bo tvo bours ,hor ohow
,hov work m bobr cIo,hoo Co. ,,,,,,.
,eor,o E,oh marh.r con,r;hr,o,
fnr cor,s = wool, With hnrs ,l,o
liza, ondtho o,,,,, ii
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

Sunday was the Goth anniversa.
ry Of the granting of the charter to
Rhode Island by Charles II.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

Sheriff Hubbard, of Eanawha,
was in town Friday with a lot of
convic's from Kmawha county, en-
route for Mound,yille,
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Flies ana Bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed.bugs
rats, mice, .gophers, chjp.muuEs
l5c. Druggists.
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DeCllnn al Mann.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility, cured
by Wells Health Remover" Is.
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Ca!1rTh Of the Bladder
Singing irritation, inflammation
all Kidney and Urinary Complaint.
cured by "Bnchn.paiha." 81.
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lfyou want job work Of any kind
done, send your orders to this of
lice. We have facilities for doing
II quickly and neatly.
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LDPIIsBuRHH CONSERVATORY Of SIGu ip sr Iassnss Nm GA
EEMALE ClLLEGE. PIffS5IRlE,F "A.

ny E s gCo with fall
@ peA Sept ua twaAguagml, t,
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.I.AllF Y0ITR IcollNTY plIpEp
IIl6 BEEN TAREIsIlIsT TWENTY -Two !,
oR FIVE YEARS FOR $ N ADVANCE

IIsI-Ei asi.so a 2 E1-A.1s rnT "A r,I7- z rre,7-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14
4 Rcnrarkable Casc.

DR.. HARrMAN-Dear Sir / am in.
duced by sense Of duty to the sui.
fering To make a brief statement Of
your remarkable cure Of myself. /
was a most miserable sufferer from
the various annoying and distressing
discusses Of delicate persons, which
caused me TO be confined to my bed
for loug time, being too weak to
even bear my weight upon my feet.
| was treated by the most reputable
physicians in our city, each and all
Saying they could do nothing for me.
! had, giyshAtp all hopes of ever be.
ing we'll. In this condition / began
TO take your ManaEn and Perana,
and, am most happy TO say, in three
months | was perfectly wefl-entire.
ly cured without any appliances or
support of any kind. Yours truly,
Mrs. Henry EsIis,
No 800 Scott st., Milwaukee, Wis.
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CONSUMPTION 6UBED.

An old physician retired from act.
i've practice, having placed in his
hands by an East India Missionary
the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
mont cure Of Consumption, Bronchi.
tbs, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat
aud Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure for General Debility
and al nervous complaints, after
having thoroughly tested its wonder.
full curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels II his duty to make it
known to his fellows. The recipe,
with full particulars, directions for
preparation and use and all necessa.
ry advice and instructions for suc.
cessful treatment at your own home,
will be sent you by return mail, free
Of charge, BY addressing with stamp,
or stamped selfaddressed envelope.
DIR. JIG. RAYMOND,
1& Washington ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
bS Mention this paper. [44-1y.
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MIsERsyILLE Coal MIsE Theprc.
priotos ofthis coal mine fol- d mum.
Der Of days have had their men
pumping out the water that run in
during the late aood, aud have re-
duced its depth tUtwenty inches III
the main entry. On Monday the
pump that they were using gave out,
which caused a stoppage for about
thirty-aix hours. The owners sent
TO Columbus for a large steam pump
and il wassspected to arrive yester:
day afternoon. On its arrival il will
be Immediately put in position aud
the pumping viii be resumed. On
Tuesday The main entry Of the old
mine was re.opened and at d dis.
lance Of 245 feet from the mouth,
large quantities ofwater were found.
This water viii be drained by means
oflarge pipes. 1t is expected that
the miners will commence digging
coal next week. Rumors have besn
circulating in this vicinity that the
owners ofthis mine had determined
to abandon it. We are authorized
to say that this rumor is false. P0M-
aoy Telegraph
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Why He Couldn'f Hate Emily


oue,of the daughters Of Jonathan
Edwards, the celebrated theologian
and the first President of Princeton
College, had some some spirit Of her
own, and also a proposal Of marriage.
The youth was referred to her father.
NO." said chat stern individual,
"yOu can't have my daughter"
"But | love her aud she loves me-"
pleaded the young man.
"Can't have her2" said the father
II am well-to.do and eau support
her," exclaimed the applicant.
Cant have her." persisted tho old
man.
MAY l ask" meokly inquired the
suitorr ''if you have heard anything
against my characterF'
mo" said the obstinate parent, 81
haven't heard anything against you;
| think you are a promising young
man, and that's why you emit have
her. She's got a very bad temper,
and you would not be happy with
her"
The lover, amazed, said: "why,
Mr.. Edwards 1 thought Emily was
aChristian. She is a Christian, isn't
she2"
Certainly she is" answered the
conscientious parent; but, young
man, When you grow older, you'll be
able to understand that there's some
folks the grace of God eau got along
With that you can't.
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till could heat water to the right
temperature / would have been an
orphan and pa would have been i
burnt Offering But some men al.
ways kick at everything. Pa has
giyen3up business entirely and says
he shall devote the remainderof his
life curing himself Of the different
troubles that ! gcehiminto. Hehas
retained a doctor By the year, and be
buys Imminent BY the gallon
"what vas IL about your folks get
ting up in the night to eat2 The
hired girlwas over here after some
soaptho other morning, and she said
she was goingto leave your house :
eWelli that was d picnic. Pa said
The wanted breakfast earlier than we
had been in the habit Of having it,
and he said that ] might see to it
that the house was awake early
enough. Tho other night ] awoke
with tAe awfutest pain you ever
heardof. II was lha. nightthat you
give t1e and my chum the bottle Of
picked oysters that had begun to
work, Well, l couldn't Sleep and /
thought / would call the hired girls,
and they got up and got breakfast to
going, and then | raped on pa and
mas door and told them tie break
fast was getting cold, aud they got
up and came down, We eat break.
fast by gas light, and pa yawned and
said it made a man feel good to get
ready for work before daylight, the
way be used TO on the farm, and ma
she yawned and agreed with pa,
cause she has to, or have a row. AZ.
ter breakfast we sat around for an
hour, and pa said it was a long time
getting daylight, and bimeby pa
looked a. bis watch. When he be.
gun 70 pull out his watch / lit out
and hid in the store room, and pref.
" soon / heard pa and ma COME up
stairs and 60 to bed, aud then the
hired girls, they went to bed, and
when it was all still and the pain
had stopped inside of my clothes, l
went to bed, and l looked to see what
time it was and it was two o'clock in
the morning. egot dinner at eight
o'clock in the morning and pa said
he guessed he would call up the
house after this, so / have lost an.
other Job, and it was all on account Of
that bottle Of picked oysters you
gave me; My chum lie said he had
collie, too, but he didn't cali up his
folks. 1t was all he could do TO get
uphisseE, Why dontyou sometimes
give away something that is not
spiled2"
The grocery man said he guessed
he knew what to give away, and the
boy went out and hung up a sign in
front Of the grocery, that he had made
on wrapping paper with red chalk,
which read "Rotten eggs, good
enough for custard pies for is cents
dozen" -F%ck's Sun.
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Dante's IarernO Revised

satan-"whO are youa"
"a bank cashier"
"DefaulteF2"
eyes"
"How much2"
"s2OOO,OOO."
Felix, give him a top seat. away
from the fire, whore it is nice and
cooE Never mind thanking me, Mr..
Cashier, You're welcome. But who
is this2"
No. Pa banE CASHIER
"DsfaulterP"
"YCs."
"How much2"
$4,000"
Here, Felix, take this fellow and
give him seat right on top Of the
stoyo."-Esehangc.
please do not utter tina. unkind
word-no one is benefited thereby.
A slip Of Tho pen let's The pig out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14
A Grhernl Sianihade.

Never was such a rush made fol
any Drug Store as Is now at 3. j.
Mossman's for a Trial Bottle Of DR.
King New Discovery for Consnmp.
ton Coughs, and Colds, All persons
afflicted With Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarsshesst Severe Coughs, or any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
can get d Trial Bottle Of this great
remedy free by calling at above Drug
Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-14
Bhcklen's Arnica NaIye.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rhepm, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, ChiIblainst Gorns,
and all Skin Euptiions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles. II is guaranteed
togiye perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box
For Sale by E. j. Mossman, Druggist.
jan lilly.
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A prominent minister Id 6incin.
natl remarked that he did not con.
slider The laws of Moses any more in.
spired than the laws of Massachu.
setts.
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Practice makes perfect. True, but
man can continue 20 drop d hot
horseshoe as readily the fist time
trying as the second.
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When d polite man tells you that
he alone is at fault he always expects
you to contradict him and is disap.
pointed if you do not.
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The great secret of getting on, wen
with the worM-a secret which few
have lesrued-is to know WREN to
speak and especially when to keep
still.
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GatarrI, Of fhe RInhtIer.

Singing irritation, inflammation,
all kidney and Urinary Complaints,
cure by "Buchu-paiba." 81.
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Sorrows are our best educators. A
man may see farther through a tear
than u telescope.
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A new kind Of berry is being
grown, called The "Telegtaph," An
electric currant, probably.
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Wells through on Corns,,

ask for Wells "Rough on Corns."
15c. Quick, complete, permanent
cure, Gorus, warts bunions.
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Liberalism has crept into the
churches says a western paper,
"but it has not yet reached the con.
Etribatioa box"
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TTltGt. TTnshon,J ~ Iff,,o

AhHV AAusDanu0 1 Mlue
Is three times the man he was before
he began using wells Health Re.
newer" 81. Druggists.
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Never marry but for love, but see
that thou lowest what is lovely.
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Consult your best interests ~ dsling for
and securing Ticket via this Line. For
Maps, Time Tables and other Information,
B. F. AsBURY, Agent.
W. II. HARRISON, Gen'l Passgr Ag't.
dec27-tf. CoLUaBrs, ONO,
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a Clip Of Ihe pen lots the pig out.
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please do not utter tina! unkind
word-no one is benefited thereby.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16

but without il am disgracei in The eyes
of few, ii not the whole town. Oh, God
why can not be christian. If nav pres
ent trials are meant to be lesson, then
why do not profit by them. o, God, I
ask thee, again, for mothers sake, preserve
me from this disgrace.
September Is, 1879.-Oue of the most
miserable evenings ever spent. Could not
meet my obligations with Sampson. and
spent the evening in misery in my room
thinking over my course of action. Finally
wrote to him and went to the postofice to
mail il.
Plans for his wedding.
September 21st, cd, Sd and 25th.-SpeDt
nearly all these evenings in my room
writing to Nellie and trying to plan for
my ", dding next Thursday. Have So many
difficulties to contend with that don't zee
how can do it, but suppose must Is there
is no help for it.
So ends the diary; but the future career
OF this promising (?) young man is easily
traced. When the general Office removed
from this city to st. Lpuls, as one OF the
employees he went with it, taking Nellie"
to whom he had been welded, With him.
There he boarded for some time, lived fast,
"a usual, and leaving big board bill be-
hind him. finally went to Hannibal, where be
now resides, it is to be hoped, . reformed
man or at least, so employed that be has
no time for keeping diary"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
A Report That the Old Democrat
ic Ticket Will be Nominated

The Minneapolis Mimi Tribune pub
fishes this dispatch from Authoritative
quarter" Despite the many assertions
said to be made on authority from Grey
stone that Tilden would under no circum-
stances consent to be the presidential can
didate of the democratic party in 1884, it
NAV be safely set down that a desperate
effort will be made to nominate the old
ticket with the full knowledge and consent
of the two gentlemen most directly interest
ed. A short time ago Hendricks made
quiet visit to Tilden and effected an adj
justment OF the misunderstanding which
had existed between them since the CAM
paien Of 1876, after which he disclosed the
real Object of his visit by irving to induce
Tilden to allow his name to 20 before the
national convention. After an extended
conversation, in the course Of which many
objections advanced by Tilden were met
and enthusiastically answered by Hendricks,
Tilden said: "Well, shouldn't mind ii,
except for the labor OF making another
campaign" To this Hendricks replied,
assuring Tilden that the campaign was al
ready made, and he had but to speak the
word to secure the nomination. This
seemed to satisfy Tilden and they parted
with the full understanding that the old
ticket would be put before the people in
1884. Shortly after Hendricks VISIT, John
Kelly made q journey to Greystone on the
same business, presumably on hint drop
ped BY Hendricks. Kelly assured Tilden
that he had buried the Ratchet and was
anxious to see the old ticket renominated.
He said he would work hard and faithfully
to accomplish that end and also TO secure
their election.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
COMBINATION SALE
Of Live Stock and Farming Imple-
ments, on Saturday, the 2Oth y
Day of October, 1898.

There will be sold at public sale, at
James McCampbell's farm, two miles
south of Green Ridge, Pettis county. on
Saturday, the 10th day of October. the
following live stock, ETC., to-wit:
Five head of work horses 2 work mules;
head of 2-year-old steers; 6 yearling
steers: several cows a large number Of
calves; about $50 head of sheep, Of
which about us are feeding wethers, about
800 breeding ewes, and about 80 lambs.
full.blood Merino rams, and one full-blood
Cotswold ram. Also, q lot of harness,
two horse wagon and lot OF farming I'M
plements.
Terms of sale: All amounts under $40,
cash and all amounts over that sum
credit of eight months will De gwen. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock = m. OF said
d.v JAMES MCCAMPBEIL.
r. E. MONAGHAN.
WILLIAM BAKH.
October, 10. lSS. Wl6 Wit
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NEW sTORE-31o OHIO STREET.
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAlIA MO.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1883.
PENCILINGs.

-Wanted-a boy at the BAzoo Office.
-Shumway has 1890 of a stock of
boots and shoes, which he is selling out at
cost.
The roads leading into Sedalia are in a
horrible condition and, if bad weather con.
tinues, will soon be impossible.
This is the big day Of the Warsaw col
ored conference. Quite a number of de-
stinguished colored preachers from abroad
are In attendance.
The BAzoo learns that the loss of cattle
contiguous to Sedalia from what is pre-
sumed to be Texas fever, is quite alarming,
Mr.. Reuben Gentry, alone, having lost
nineteen head. II is also understood that
the matter is being worked up by interested
parties and that those agrieved will 90 be
fore the next grand jury with the intention
of letting no guilty man escape.
"A recent publication by the BAzoo,
which embodied gentle hint that officers
and ministers of the gospel were violating
the law by not returning marriage licenses
within ninety DAYS after their issuance, has
considerably agitated such law-breakers,
some of whom are seeking TO repair the
wrong done. They will have to explain
matters to the grand jury.
The contractor for the Sedalia School
house, now under course of construction is
having some trouble ia finding glass the
right size to fit the panes in the sash, as
called for by the contract, and to add more
to the difficulty the sashing hiss already
been completed, thus necesitating, if the
right size glass cannot be found, complete
change and q great deal of additional ex-
pense. The contractor even went so far as
to telegraph to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, but
learns that on account Of the strike of the
glass molders the necessary commodity
cannot be purchased
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
A Sheep Killing Dog.

A rather novel suit, and one which ex.
cited considerable interest, was tried before
Justice Halsiead yesterday. Mr.. Sam A.
White owned valuable hound which was
detected by Mr.. John Schriber who works
for Messrs. Frank and Thomas, Newton
and Charles Mole, in the act of devouring
a sheep which he had killed. Mr.. Schriber
went to the house and procuring q gun re-
turned and killed the hound.
Mr.. White brought suit against Messrs.
Newton and Mole for $50. at which amount
he values his hound.
The trial occupied the greater part OF
the time of the court yesterday afternoon.
After being out for some time the jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff in the sum OF
$3.50. The defendants gave notice Of IN
appeal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
Bad for Bradley.

A young man by the name Of Bradley,
Who works on farm near this city, came
to town Friday evening and got gloriously
drunk. When he started on bis spree. the
young disciple of Bacchus had about $25,
but when he awoke yesterday morning be
did not have enough to buy his breakfast.
He claimed that he had been robbed, the
thieves taking his money from his pocket
book and returning the book to his pocket.
Being unable to state where he had been,
Who he was with, or where he slept, save
that he had lodged in livery stable, by
invitation of q couple of strangers, the
marshal to whom he stated his case, was
unable 10 do anything.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
Why They Gall Him "Old Man"

Eyes, that's sadly So" said jenkins, my
hair is turning gray and falling out before
it's time. Use something? / would, but
most hair restorers are dangerous" "True,"
answered his friend, sbut Parker's Hair
Balsam is harmless as it is effective. I've
tried it, and know. Give the Balsam .
show and the boys will soon stop calling
you "Old Man Jenkins" It never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly perfumed, an elegant dress
ing.
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WANTED-AN OWNER

For a diary containing about 150 pages Of
closely written manuscript, covering period
of some years, and more mate meanness snd
depravity than was ever crowded into the
same space before. The document Can be
had by the lawful owner by proving prop
er,y and executing bond that if he ever
writes another that he will furnish the
BAzOO with a copy as we'll authenticated
as the one now in its possession. Appli-
cation can be made by letter or in person
at the BAzOo counting room, when no ques-
tions will be asked.
Ladies beautify your complexion with
0lenn's Sulphur Soap.
"Hin's Hair and Whlsker Dye"
soc
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16
An Age Of Suspicion.

Truly. this is an age of suspicion. New
ertheless, Capt. F. NJ. Howes, of the steam
er William Grape, Merchant & Miners
Transportation Line between Boston and
Baltimore, who suffered severely from rheu-
uastism, caused BY the exposure incident
to his profession, was cured by st. Jacobs
OH. This is 10 experimentation Globe.