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Production of Precious Metals.

1t appears from some statement on
Mexico in 1882 that'some of the gold and
silver mines there have been worked
uninterruptedly since the Spanish con-
quest. During the time that Mexico
was Spanish colony-that, is from15S7
to 1821-the mines produced silver to
the value of S2,0S6, 268 ,703, and gold
to the value of sos, 76S, All. Since the
Mexican independence was established
in 1921, down to the year 1880, the mines
produced to the value of 5000, 65S, 309
and gold to the value of $48, AIS, 7SS.
This yields grand total for the produce
ton of silver and gold in Mexico between
1887 and 1880 of IS, los, 1902 Another
computation, based on the report
of the Mexican Mint, gives somewhat
higher total than this. A comparison
has been made between this Weld and
the gold and silver production of Cali
tornia, Nevada, Colorado, Utah, Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington,
New Mexico, and Arizona, from 1913 to
Jan, l, 1882. which lis reported to have
amounted to e., 296, 1896, 1876, most of il
produced from territory formerly belong
ing to Mexico Chicago Tribune.
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The Government Of Japan.

The japanese Government appears to
be making elaborate preparations for
the introduction of the Parliamentary
system promised by the Mikado for
1890. At the present moment there are
three prominaAt Japanese statesmen in
Europe studying the details of various
Constitutions. The first of these, Ito.
President of the Supreme Council of
State. has resided for the last nine
months in Berlin, studying, under the
guidance Of Prof Gneist, the German.
or rather the Prussian SYSTEM This
gentleman has for the past fifteen years
been one of the leaders of "Youno
Japan" and as he has always belonged
to the moderate party, his advice will
probably determine the form TO be ulti-
mately adopted. Messrs. ItagakI and
Goto, the other gentlemen referred TO,
parted from their cslleAgzaes- some years
ago, after Smuggling with them
through the revolution of 1868 and the
preliminary settlement Of the country.
The former is the leader of the advanced
Liberal party, and has. collected around
him much the best intellect Of the corn-
try. In the early part of last year a
determined attempt 20 assassinate him
was madeby one Of his opponents. Nj.
Goto has been engaged for some years,
with more or less success, in large com
mercial enterprises, and seemed 10
have abandoned politics altogether. The
three are conducting their studies indes
pendently, Of each other, as it was
doubtless felt thaSin carrying out a mo-
mentous experiment of this description
too much care could not be taken TO
avoid error. Elective local government
has been found to work wen among
the japanese people, and il is to Be
hoped that the same success NAV attend
the principle of representation when a,-
Piled to the wider interests Of the nation
at large. Pail MGif Gazette.
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rRiEYIsEDl
IuEAR this, all yes people. and give
oar all va iyxls0Eds of the flyorld

|HEAR this, all ges people, and give
IL ear all We iruahds of the world.
Hop Bitters win make you well md to
Yejoice. .ssgrnfq W
2. 1t Shall cure all the, people and put
sickness and suffering Ui1der foot.
IS, BE. thon not afraid when Sour
family is sick, or ulsi YOU have Bright s dis
ease or Liver Complains. for Hep Bit
tiers will cure you.
4. Both low and high, rich and 1907
know the value Of Hop Bitters Tor
bilious nervous and Rheumatic COM
plants. .a.il.s aus,-. -.
IS. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and
/ shall have robust and blooming
health. .e.~5
| 6. Add disease upon disease and let
the worst come, am safe. if i use Hop
Bitters. $780, ss1AA..-issl ss.As~&as~
vysFtrzallrmy life have 1 been plagued
with sickness and sores, and not until year
ago was ! cured, by Hon lftcts.
/ 90. He that lxeepeth his bones from aching
from Rheunaatisin and Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitters, doetf Wisely. ~
freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas,. blood pet
soning, yet Hop Bitters viii fensoUe them
( all. ssssgkls3 - sszt1 "a e1AazsE
/ y 10. What woman Is there, feeble and sick
/ from female. complaints, who desireth not
health and useth Hop Bitters and Is nude
| lrelI. - - 81. ~ ~ <ass y ~
II. Letz not neglect TO use Hop Biitep
bring on serious Kidney and Liver COM
plants. S1xsssAsAe 81
-. Keep thy tongue frpn being furroi
! thy blood pure, and thy stomach rom lndE-
gestion by using Hop Bitters. - -
IS. All my pains and achds and disease
60 like ehaf before the wind wheA 1.llse
Hop Bitters. ~ ~
IA. Mark the man who e6ds 1ledrlv dead
and given UP by the doctors after using Hop
Bittefs and becometh well.
=, rs Cease from. worrying about nervous
Tor Hop ,Bitters will restore YOU.
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ton Theyold doctor. il seems. - feel.
ing his age. and wants TO take some
Young man I'm as partner, to whom he
can leave his practice in a year or two.
and he has fixed upon-upon--well,
"haitep. he has fxed upon youl'
80 MeE and Philip sprang 20 his feet.
lou. Yes, said you. You have
made the old fsIlowy your debtor in some
way, by n favor, which he says he can
never repay. Besides, he says he
watched you closely while here, and APP
proves Of your system, your manner.
and, Shove all. your infexible devotion
10 your duty. There is his letter. .
- You see he says he wants you TO
Come IN September; and to bring q wife
with you, II possible, 4 married man,
he says. rs always more Successful Ec-
centric old fellow, fancy?'' -~-.,.
But Philip did not answer. He was
outtoning his Overcoat with trembling
hands. .Excuse me-" he said. bti
there is friend to whom I must tell the
good news, y, and I'm a-moment more he
was on his way to the book-shop and
SHsy,
Or. Wharton is-now the principal
practitioner in Scho1 County, and o
happy, suceessful man. al gained wife,
fortune, al I have, " he says, s.simply
by sticking TO one thing until ii was I'm
Dr. Fraziers success was but tempo
rary. He risked alPhe had on one Nm
lucky venture, and lost. He issnow n
clerk on a SMALL salary in his brothers
Office. Rebecca Harding DGcts,s IN
TouFs c0npdpion.
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THE voIrATc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, win
send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V oltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are af-
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complets restoration of health and manly
yigor. Address as. above. N. B.-No risk is
incurred, rs thirty days trial is allowed. 49,
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Henry,s Carbolic saIye

Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblaiNs, Corns, and all Kinds of
Skin Eruptions, Freckles and Pimples. Get
HENRY's CARBoLIc SALvE, as all Others are
counterfeits.
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COUGHS" Brotrn's BrcpchSol Troches' are
used with advantage to alleviate Coughs Sore
Throat, Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

THE Kansas man who was blown off the
roof of his house by "a tornado says he
doesn't want any more windfalls.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

ASH your druggist for Redding q Russia Salve
Keep it In house in case of accidents. Price 25c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

A New York dude fen under Broad.
way omnibus wheel the other day, and was
completely sub-dude.-LOtceU Courier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

Theirs are /, 100 fcundlings at : sin.
gle institution in New York CITY. and
the collection has been made within
two years. Most of them were left
upon the doOrsteps Of wealthy residents
~ ~ Sun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

LADIES, buy for your husbands, brothers
and sons Chrolithion Collars and Cuffs and
save trouble in washing.
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rheumatism Positively Cured

IN the shortest time. Write for free 4o-page
pamphlet on rheumatism, to r. K. Helphen-
slime, Druggist, Washington. ID. G.
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Total from 1850 to 1886.

AfFSl " ASe.--s 80 y ears
-H From the States which furnished
Presidents candidates have been taken
who were not elected, as followss In
1896, Jefferson, of Virginia; in 1900,
Burr, of New York, and Adams, OF
Massachusetts; in 1912. DE Witt Gin
ton, of New York; IN 1876 Rufus King,
of New York; I, in 1872, Jackson, of Ten
nessee; in 1923. Adams, Of Massaehu-
sets; in 1888, Harrison, of Ohio; in 1910,
Van Buren,, of New York; in 1860,
Douglas, of Illinois aid Bell of Tennes-
see; in 1868, Seymour, Of New York
in 1872 Greeley of New York; in 1876,
Tilden, of NewyYQrkJ in 1880, Han
cock of Pennsylvania.
I From the States which have never
furnished Presidents candidates have
been selected from Samong their citizens
by the party which was defeated as fol-
lows: 1904 and again in 1903, Pinck-
ney, of South Carolina; in 1924, Craw-
ford, Of Georgia, and Clay of Kentucky;
in 1874, Clay, of Kentucky; in 1913,
Cass, OF Michigan; in 1852, Scott, Of
New Jersey; in-f856, Fremont, of Cali
fornia, in 1850; Breckinridge, of Ken
lucky; in 1864, Mcclellan, of New Jer-
sey.-C Chicago Tribune.
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THE motto for the stumping-clerk at the
observation-disclosures you see a head, hit
il. --ss-.R
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

LIMERICK; No; you needn't think that
fishes have colds in their throats just be-
cause you've occasionally observed a fish
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THE best is always cheapest. Use Wise'
Axle Grease.
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= -TrJ + GIG I1yT-TTTS1
The World Eoses.rskiIl and scimss
fFrfursnnhauks - -

Dun reporter relstes the following remarkable ex-
pcicnce Of Of ouf most reliable and snhstaptai
mefohapfs. Deacon Stephen O. MAsonsl Mn. MssoRE
Gays that from 1S5eo 1880 he suffered tefffby froms
frequent very severe atsAcn Of inGsnafofy rhouna
tism- The last attack In the winter of - and 30
% severe render him unabete take step In fous
months His physicians thought that one side Of him
was parayxed and both xnces became - stu that he
could not bend them The doctors pronounced his CO
fnSfrable, leaying HIM in terrible condition. Hey
then induced 10 try Hunts Remedy. by Q usdzep1
frend who told him that his whoIe sickness and sxo
bic arose from kidney discsses and convinced Ny.
weeks was entirely erred and nov In such cxceilent
physical condition that neithcr Damp weather
feet AFFECT him disagreeably Mr. Mason saysthat his
cure IL complete. Il more han two years since he
has had the disease. s1s,tribute x Envst rsmsxla-
BILE solely to Hunts Remedy che Yhfanihle Kld-
ney and Liver Medicine, says Mr.
S'e"'"' frsessaerxsE 6 sssraE ,LarvX
! SIS 1sSsfs isss ~ .
a.Ei vpefu 1s.H The Best. .<xsa
wrrIfAx q, ws1soss N. Do .sprspsaela, scneion
Do, Ga, says: ~ prescfned Hunts FcmedfR
complicated case Of dropsy Nteh hsd ben fxcsins
medicine for dropsy and the ktdneys haye eva I'D
.-s,.-., owe MY Existence.
'AnIaAiise. CoLEs Of Moorestown. Busisngtcn o..
n. j., says: Eighteen months $50 J. had dropsy
around the heart Ny physicianSand freuds despared
OF my ever getting wen The FIRST bottle Of Hunts
Rernedy gave me great relief feel owe my very tx
istenee TO Hunts Remedy, and am deeply thankfois
| ,Naddin's lamp wrought mighty things, but HunfS
Remedy works miehtier, Try IT, <erxs-e
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BUSINESS MAN: No; you can not sustain
high musical note merely by indorsing it
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

ONE pair of boots or SHOES saved every year By
using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel StifenerS
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Persnnals

LADIES, piece of advice-never send
your letters by, male.-Barlington Free
ITeSS.e f..E-.l .sIl-
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A NEW book is entitled "A Look in Ja-
PAN" 1t is probably sequel to q Pekin,
China. = onkers Statesman.
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-ast .st.. TIE FLANEUR.
ni Love All siEhts OF earth ana skIos
sr,,Vm uoWors that glow 60 stnrs that shine
~ eo1llct and the pcnny-show, U
- ittfsatSStrlou. things. above. below r.I
.n III Sielm Tho n ristian Pagan $ Lno. -
.at.tlnl umd-eNgn So -
ono ~ not human life divinc7
Whom eoft the western broczcs blow.
npoafrolliur youtIsmcct sauntcring maids.
lovo 70 watch the sfirrinE trades
- h3cnoath the YalOnbrosa Hhados -rrrr.
Hdfnllr niue -cnduring elms bcstOw:
NJ. NE kcndor and his rhctorica dow.
Lnat lambcDt stream of liquid lies.
=. r nc bait nc danRlcs from his llno, ..t
r ne Eedgeon q and his gold.washcf prize.
helt hctore the blnIoned sign
- Innt oife fnc lnHer To- admire .
,Ht drhmn tinic rnn never tire, ..l
no ltttle hcrO OF hchunCh
WNI iron arm aud soul 81 Ore
NM WI that works his fierce dcsiro--L
..f LntHmCd, unsoarcd. uncongucrcd puunhl
. Wy ezra Ricasipg torturr flnds
=. w tonca the Withercd sibyl grinds-
-. nc dnnge aiUt ~ refs broken Etruin,1
-. Whom grpwhilo. pcrchancc, have Known.
WhcnOrlctns hllcd the bourbon throne,
siren sinring by the sclnc.
Iiut most love the tubc thai spics
ne orhs ccle-tialln their ulanch; f,ts
nat shows the comet o. n whiaks
~ ~ heIo-s the planets disks
AsUto hind tibet biv',,i.hut eyes;
tr Whocls ~ ciosN nRainsf the sun
Il We tretalle ~ che thought OF risks
alor Attls epinuin t-hnil may RIA.
' - pop Ike corn that childrVn p1rch,
~ rom summer something oycrionc. ~.
AM roll n ctulcr. through the skies ~
O. -Olpdf hsndcl Hglm'f. Ia ht0ntic.
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THE GENERAL MARKETS,

Do You want to save money and time
Use Wise's Axle Crease
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IL afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaal
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists cell it Csc
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

"a AN Elder was cfamped with an achs.
st. Jacobs on did the pain slake;
he was 50 highly pleased
That again he was creased,
/ . And took q lot homete Salt Lake
A soldier on guard az Fort Wayne
Was suddenly stricken with pain
He thought he was gone, hA.x-a
But when he rubbed on
! 10 st. Jacobs Oil, was AL right again.
"A NEw ycRK man has invented = ma.
chine for playing the piano. II Is not an
prganette or an orchestrion, but case
placed-evsr the keyboard with strikes that
hit the keys, which arr turned by crank
that IL moved by pedals The correspondent
of the lPhiladslphie Record, who has heard
It, says that all the time he was listeninf.
ne felt - rthoaghrhe yves at . boarding
school sc6mmehcernent,n and the crack
pianist OF the school was playing her crack
piece. There was a labored attempt at ex-
preston and girsish disregard tor time.
Mr.. Gally, the Inventor, says heScan imi.
tate the playing Of any pianist in the
world; and he warrants 60 give his patent
all the FIRE and passion of -Iiszty il any enc
orders'it.s When thistis perfected, with an
electric motor TO turn the crank, a man who
Is able to own a piano WIN not have %
spend the rest OF his fortirne educating his
daughters to play it.-Musfcal Herald.
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4 ." 49,
Nine States of the Union have beer
hcrored by having Presidents selected
from among their citizens&viz.: Vir.
ginia, Massachusetts Tennessee, New
York, Ohio. Louisiana. New Hampshire.
Pennsylvania and Illinois "a, >. d,
Warrington. Jefferson, Madison and
Monroe were Virginians, and the terms
OF their service aggregated thirty-twc
years. John Tyler, of Virginia, schosen
as Klce-President, became President and
served four years lacking one month.
Thus Virginia furnished our Presidents
Tor thirty-six OF the sevenfy-two wears,
commencing with the foundation Of the
Government in 1888 and ending with
the civil war in 1861 being Just one-hali
the time. - -
John,Adams and John Quincy Adams
were both Massachusetts men, and each
served fOar.years. c---s-----
Jackson and Polk were from Ten
nessee, and their terms aggregated
twelve years Andrew johnson was
chosen Vice President, but became
President, and served four wears lacking
q month and half Thus Tennessee
gave us Presidents for about sixteen
years. , - u
Van Buren, was a New Yorker, and
served fonr, years FILLMORE and Arthur
were chosen Vice Presidents, but be-
came Presidents, the former serving
nearly three years, and the latter viii al
the end of his term have served three
years and half. Thus New Yorkwill
haze supplied the Executive chair dur
ing ten and half Years, as.csH
Harrison, Hayes. and Garfield were
from Ohio. - The first died within a
month, and the latter about six months
after entering the Office. sssS
Taylor was from Louisiana. he
served but q little more than a wear.
Pierce, of Mex Hampshire, served
four years - - -
Buchanan was Pennsyivanian, and
served four years. -
Lincoln and. Gfauewere from Illinois,
and each was twice elected. Their
terms aggregated twelve years and little
more than month. To recapituIata
States named below have furnished ali
our Presidents and for the length OF
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A good story is told of doctor whose
most profitable patient.was an old lady who
Suffered greatly from dyspepsia, nervous.
ness and weak kidneys. :. His medicines
seemed to relieve her but did no permanent
good. Her nephew induced a trial of DIR.
Guysottis yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
missed the doctor. His peculiar sensitive,
ness caused HIM ia give mp his practice, and
instead of responding to professional calls,
he often merely sgrunted " take Guysott's, II
which saying became proverbiaf In the
medicine soon sprang up up i'fa sqH N.'f ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-18

g, III tah Gienn's sulphur Soap -
Is reliable remedy for local skin diseases.
Any physician cqhaintedwithitw will sayso.'
MILITARY men always find difficulty IN
keeping a-eFack company together.=-N. o.
Picdyune. 49, 100 -
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There has never
been an instance in
which this sterling
invigorant and anti
febrile medicine has
miled TO ward OF
The complaint, when
taken duly as . pro-
lection against ma.
laria Hundreds o.
D hysiciRns have
abandoned all the
Dmcinal speci 1cs. and
now prescribe this
harmless vegetable
lontc TOR cn1llS and
Fever, a. well as dys-
pepsia and nervous
directions. Hostet.
.er's Bitters IL the
specific you need.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
,rs generally.
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WE always say that 1t was an apple
which caIasede aIh the disturbance in the
world of morals, but il was, really pair
N. I. Herald. 3sEN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03

her, and at night they would 90 out for q
promenade. did not learn of
the girls conduct until yesterday, and then
commenced an investigation, when /
learned that they hsd arranged everything
to e!ope this week. want you to show
Berry up in his true colOrs."
"Does Miss Jones know he has q wife
living?"
"Of course she does. His wife is sister
of q man named Adkins, who lives in
StringtOwn, and En-. knows all about it,"
SWELL, what are you going to do in the
premises ?"
II am going to telegraph TO Corder. Mo,
for Ems mother to come an look after
her. / intend to nip their little arrange
ment iu the bud, and dom, you forget it."
"What kind of a man is Berry,"
Not the right sort, you can rest assured,
or he would not be counting EN-. while he
has wife living. He is no account, and
you can put it in your paper that 1 say
so."
Mr.. Balmore seems to have enlisted for
the campaign in this matter, and If he
does not succeed in frustrating the elope-
ment, the fault will not lie with him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03
New Catechism.

The following is submitted to the
Teachers association now in session at
Sweet Springs, with the recommendation
of many families that it be introduced In
the schools of the state:
Question.-What city do you 1--we in?
Answer-Sedalia.
Q.-What county? A.-Pettis.
Q.-What is the capital of Missouri?
A.-Jefferson City.
Q.-What will be the future capital OF
Missouri? A-Sedalia.
Q.-Why at Sedalia? A.-Because 1t 10
centrally located and has the push and en-
terprise.
Q.-Who inhabits Jefferson City? A.
Widows and lazy men.
Q.-What is the occupation OF the in
habitants oil jefferson City? A.--keeping
boarding houses and selling poor whisky
and stale beer.
Q.-Do the people Of Jefferson love
their neighbors at Sedalia? A.-No:
They are envious of Sedalia's success and
hate her people.
Q.-What is the best paper in Sedaila
A..The BAzoo, which is published for the
people now on earth.
Q.-Does Jefferson City publish any
papers? Ayes; they are called papers.
The BAzoo is for sale every morning at
Sweet Springs, and is the best in the land.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03
EMMA WANTS TO ELOPE
With q Man Named John Ber-
~, Who Has q Wife in
Hickory County.
Their Plans for the Future Dis
covered and Given Away
to the Bazoo.

"Tve got an item for you," said Mr.. John
d. Balmore, who keeps lunch stand at
the railroad and Usage street, yesterday, to
BAzoo reporter.
"You are my meat" replied the reporter,
"and am only too happy to have run
across YOU. What is it, Mr.. Balmore ~
"Weil, it is this: There is . maHied
msn in this city who is making arrange
ments to elope with my sister-in-law, and
the worst part of it is she is perfectly will
ing to accompany him."
"Who is the man%
"His name is John Berry. He is day
laborer, and nearly .Orty years Of age. He
has been married twice, and one Of his
wives, think. is dead; but one of them is
still living and makes her home In Hick-
DRY county"
'And who is the young lady
GAS told you, she is my wife's sister,
and her name is Emma Jones. She is
about q years old and came here from
Shelby county, Mo-, st summer, when she
made her home with me-"
"What reason have you for believing
they intend to elope%
"The best in the world. / will tell you
everything and want you to show EN-
up" =,
The reporter remarked that he would
only be too happy to do so, when Mr.. Bal
more said:
"Soon after Emma came to Sedalia she
made the acquaintance of Berry, who
visited her at my house until l drove him
away. Emma then went to live with an
other sister, Mrs. Chas. Austin, and again
Berry called on her, but his visits were
brought to an abrupt termination by Mr..
Austin forbidding him to enter his house.
Lately, Emma has been working in
Bonner's restaurant, and Berry would call
around ut the back door and slip notes to
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03

hear G. P. johnson, of St. Louis. His
speech Was full of convincing arguments
and striking illustrations and was listened
to with marked attention. Every one of
his hearers could not help being Impressed
with his earnestness and his devotion to
the cause for which he spoke. 1t was
mastery effort
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03

Fresh air, exercise, good food and DR..
BensOn's Celery and Chamomile Pills will,
when used together, cure any case of
nervousness, sick headache, or indigestion.
They strengthen the nervous system. Five
thousand physicians prescribe them.