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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
SAMUEL T. GLOVER.
The Death of a Prominent Nilsson
rian-Interview With Judge
SUrother Regarding Him.

Yesterday afternoon a dispatch came
from ST. Louis announcing the death in
that city. which had been his home for
MANY years, of Hon. Samuel Il. Glover.
In conversation with Judge Strother re-
gardIng the event, he said he first knew
Mr.. Glover when that gentleman was prac-
ticing law in Northeast Missouri, many
years sgo. Soon after, Mr.. Glover took up
his residence in St. Louis, where he soon
became widely known as q very talented
and successful attorney. He attained a
great reputation for legal ability in con-
nection with "test oath" cases srising I'M
der the Drake constitution. This law re-
CURED lawyers, preachers and teachers to
take the iron clad' oath or quit the prac-
tice of their profession. Father Cummings.
Catholic priest, continued his ministry
and refused 10 take the oath. He wss ar
rested, and his trial excited general atten-
ton. Mr.. Glover was his attorney and
managed the case with splendid ability.
He became a prominent candidate for
the United States senate. Blu. was defeated
by Gen. Frank Blair. He was an ursuc
cessful contestant for the seat in the senate
now occupied by Hon. George q. Vest.
His brother, Hon. John NJ. Glover, was
in congress for six years as a representative
from this state.
Judge Strother said that Mr. Glover was
one of the most earnest and indefatigable
of lawyers. "He took the knowledge of all
law to be his province" and was a close,
tireless deliver into law books. He gave to
a case entrusted to him his entire energy,
rarely failing, by his pluck, persistence
and unusual legal ability, to gain the YER
dict he desired
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
DELIGHTFUL"
No Medicine Can be Compared
to Marsh's Golden Balsam.

Last month / took a severe cold. /
cOughed terribly and could not sleep
nights. had druggist prepare me some
cough syrup, but it did me DO good. i
then tried MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAk and
Was cured at once. 1t is delightful
remrdy.-Henry l. Cook, Sedalia, Mo.
II have used many cough remedies in
my family, but none that could possibly be
compared to MARsH's GOLDEN BAIsAN."
IF Z. Anderson, Leavenworth, Ksns
Please send me six dozen NARsH's
GoLDFS BALsAM Everybody likes 1t
and Cali, FOR it, M. w. Wilson, druggist
Burton, Nj,
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAh, the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and MARsB's
GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER Tonic, the
great blood purifier and liver corrector, are
Tor sale at ThOs. j. Fletcher's, Sedslia, No.
Large bottles 90 cents and 81.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Installation.

The members OF me Geo. r. Smith post
No. 50, Grand Army of the Republic met
at their hall last evening and the installs-
ton of the following named officers took
place, according to the usages of the G. A .
Il. Col. W. s. 5. Snoddy Ofhciated as in
stalling officer:
Post commander, w. F. Cloud.
Senior vice commander, E. j. Smith.
JUNIOR vice commander, Morris Hsster-
Adjutant. Thomas Moore.
Surgeon, Ira t Bronson.
Chaplain, j. l.. Tritt.
Qusrtermaster, p. S. Dusenburry.
Officer of the day, w. w. 8 Snoddy.
Officer Of the guard. John Brickel.
Sergeant major, ID. i. Wells.
Quartermaster sergeant, I. w. Hornbeek-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Ruin Wrought in the Forest.

How depressing it is TO see acres OF trees
cot down in the midst OF . noble forest
How saddening il is also TO see that thin
spot il the midst of your otherwise abun-
dsnt hair. Stop il at once by the use of
Parker's Hair Balsam. For actual eff
cheney this famsss article stands at the
head of its class. Elegant for the toilet,
delicious in odor, and restores the original
color to gray or faded hair. Economical,
a. q slight, occasional application keeps
the hair and scalp in perfect order.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
In the Salons OF Fashion

white teeth are more frequently seen than
formerly. This is because our ladies have
given the seal of their appreciation to So
ZODONT, foremost among toilet articles
This superlatively pure and salubrious
preparation checks the further decomposi-
lion of the teeth, removes impurities which
obscure their natural hue, strengthens
them and makes the gums az rudy aud
hard as coal, and communicates sweetness
and rosiness 10 the mouth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Correction in Order.

Sedali@ has raised hs voluntary contri-
buttons, = fireman, fund oil nearly $50
This speaks we'll for the generosity and
liberality OF our Observation-Disclosures City
Tribune.
The Tribune will please publish the fact
that over $500 has been contributed to the
above fund, and this amount is being added
to daily. The idea is preposterous-oi
course it is-that the Tribune made the
statement it did, knowing il to be an out
snd-out miss,aiement of facts. Ii must
have been-of course it must-a mere
typographical error"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Fox, wife of ID. l..
Fox, took place Sunday afternoon. Ser
vices were held ST the residence on East
Broadway near Summit, Rev. K ~. Miller,
pastor of the East Sedalia Methodist
church, officiating. Mr.. Fox is engaged as
a coach-maker In the h Il T. shops.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29

A letter received Yesterday from Osce-
ola says: The Advance, formerly the
Voice. has just been sued for Islander by
Ed. Mason, of Appleton City. He esti-
mates his damage At $4,000, but it is
thought he will not get judgment for more
than Sc, s00.D
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
II. Fehr

Is manufacturing wagons at Geo. Scheers
old stand on St. Louis street, and has on
hand several which Mr.. Scheer ironed. Mr..
Fehr has frst-class repair shop for bug
gssS. wagons, &c, and will sell his wagons
a. loy prices and warrant them a. good as
- syer made or sold in the city.
12-eS-w sm
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Wanted I Wanted I

Two hundred tons of loose nay and one
hundred tons of straw at our FEED Store,
Third street.
l-20dl2tw2t w. A. McNULTY & Co.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Died,

Near Lowry City, in St Clair county, Mo-,
at the residence of his father, Jan. 18th, al
10 O'Clock p. m, after lingering illness of
nine months, Charles Br Ooking Kidd. aged
Is years, son of Daniel B. and Mary b.
Kidd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
limitations Accommodating,

Bensons Capcine Porous Plssters have
the word Capcine cut in the center Don't
! be deceived. 25c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Horsford's Acid Phosphate IN
annQlad

DIR r. NJ. ALEXANDER. Fannetts
burgh, Pa, says: ii think Horsford's Acid
Phosphate is not eguaIed in any other
preparation of phosphorus"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29

Jewelry, Jewelry, Jewelry,
AT cost for cash.
Watches, Watches, Watches,
At cost for cash.
Clocks, Clocks. Clocks,
At cost for cash.
Silverware, Silverware, Silverware,
AT cost for cash.
John S. Landes, who has been in the
jewelry business IN Sedslia for fifteen years,
is selling out st cost. BAzoo building.
zoe Ohio street. ll-Nwtf.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29

-"My hands were covered with little
dry scabs. They have disappeared and I'm
better than have been for 20 years, from
using Dr.. Benson's Skin Cure" A. VI
Noble, Selma n. -, July, 3, '62.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
2s5chenfliche Snia1Cfs 3Sfaofs-Bcitpcae.

in sebu sSduen dngefIa9t. Sdmmtli6e
Dein bon Dem Stoff. tpel6en er itatt
belien ~Iteferte, puroen Yroben entnor1r1et1,
Our6 Sa6beritGnoige unteriu6t ullo BON
oenielben etnltimmig ais gefdllbt erflart.
Die Wetne tDaren bergslteut aus 3uder,
Naiier un6 Sprit, mdbreno Der Nl1getlagte
iie nun nit fransoiii6en QSetnen berleBt
Daben DtQ. St be3Og groBc Qlantitdtet
3uder nno Esprit, ia iD8ar in Il Sabre1
% Suffer 9onig. iiber beren 8eripenoung
CT teinen ~geniigenoen Nufl9luB geben
fonnte. @u6 bate ct troy Ieines umFa19s
rci9en @eirgeltbdftes feinen Rifer, lonz
bern belorgte Die glrbeit nit einem Tagz
LDbner ielblt, bamit gttemano Ginblld in
ieine 8eini6niereret befommeu' loute;
i3eltgen baben oft De5 gta0t5 3tntiden II
uno 2 t6r bemerft, baB ii0 Der Qngefld9te
tpd6renO bieier 3ett aletn in letlem Seller
ST lGaffen mad)te. &ern tpuroe SIT elmer
@eloltrafe bon 1900 Wfarf, tpe9en Serfaufs
gefGlldter 0eite in 3e6n SdQen gu elmer
8eloitrafe BON ie 30 WSart uno Die Soften
Derurtbeilt.
- 0or &ursem eridien in Dem antiiemte
tii6en 8latte vBeltungartiber @ren3bote"
in BreBburg Elm S6mdbartifel gegen ben
Gbeateroireftor @olf. Oieier for0erte ben
perantportli9en &ebafteur S3tebenlieit
auf, i6m Ben Berfaiier 5u nenuen, mas 3eBz
terer Dertpeigerte, tporauf Wolf thn nit.
8orten beleioigte. Nm %. SuLi, gla9>
mttt1gs UNI 4 ubr, erlGien S5tebenltelt
nit Dem Wttarbeiter &tttner i'm SAFE 9eger
NIT elmer 9nubspett6e f0roerte
ben ebet Sarten Ipttlen6en Otrettor Wolf
AMI, Die 8eletotgung All tptoerruTen, uno
tpoute, 6a Wolf otes nidt that, ibm nit
Der 8eitl6e in's @elid1t l1lagen. 2ie an>
tpeienoen @GIte, iiber Bic &pbDett emport,
iebten ben bciBbliti9en Suoenfreiier oil Die
2uft, ebenio ben Witarbetter, meI9er nod
cine Sradt 8rigeL oaSu betam.
- Sn Der llmgebung BON Con # an
ttnOpeI berrl9t groBe nnfi6erbeit. SSn
Dem OorFe TldetmefenD, untpeit Scutart
uno ettpa 8 Dieilen ponIera e%ntferut, brang
etne toOblbetpaflnete st Guberban6e bis
gum @in9ang Der Woi6ee, tpdbrelO Die
BeD6lferung bes Oorfes it1 in berielben
befan6, Dor, un6 beraubte, nadoem Iie
me6rere Salpen gegen bic Oefe ab9efeuert,
ale 4serlonen tbrer 8aarl9aft uno Mertbz
laden. Die Gegierungsbeamten oes Oors
fes, Elm 3eptieb uno Elm Steuereinne6mer,
~Iieferten tire @affeH aug, .mel6e ber6aupts
mann Der 8anbe ibnen iebo6 suriid9ab
nit benz 8emerfen, baB Die @affen &eQie<
run9setgentDum leten nn0 bag er it6 nt6t
l1nannebmli6feiten nit Der 9te9ierlng su
bereiten tpiini6e. Ods Dorf Bo,tbalt, aud
nur pentge Wteilen BON oer 9auptitabt ge>
leger, Dtrbe ebenfdus bon GGubern ange.
griffen u11o duSgeplunbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
91S @0IbeTcbcr.

9os &albz ober Wil0fteber lit cine
duBerft gefdbrli6e &ranfbett Der GiiDe,
ipelde plOBlib in threm NnfaQ uno oft IN
mentgen Stunoen gu eillem tDbtlihen Nusz
gauge fibrt. Sic trttt setp01nli6 "a Stun7
ben ~ ooer ~leltener ita6 Dem &alben
etu. Sunge unb np1[gendbrte &ibe 1tno
t6r am bGuft8iten %alsgeieBt.
Die eriten2laSeiden iilD +: geiteigerteTreBe
IuIt, unrlbe, idueuer uno boiler Buls,
b~el6leunigtes 9ttbmen, permtnoerte ODER
nnterDritdte Notwithstanding, aufgetrtez
bener 8au6, 9elpreutes Gutter, S6pd9e
In ben 0tnter6einen uno ba6er ri6renoe
S6wierigteit, aufre6t gu iteben. Oiele
Qn3eiden peri6limmern it'd iebr bal6, bas
Sbier lu6t it6 oil Die Wanb ober ionit Ell
men @egenftano an3ulebnen; es tpanft uno
ftlrat Sulammen, 0fters auBer Stanoe,
tpieber auI5uiteben. SSn bteiem Sale perz
bGIt lt9 oas G6ier autueiIen rubig, oft aber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11

1T es erIf re6t unrubtg, i6Gumt aus Dem
Wfaule u1o mndt DGuftge, 1e0od) perge5li0e
Berlude, nufsulteDell, ODER IS gelingel ibnt
oiele MIR tbeilmeiie. Die Q(ugen Iiro tribe
uno glaiig; Die Nuftreibung bes 8audes
ni1nmt All. Miiten uno MdlierlaIien iiro
gans unter0ritdt, uno nelln niht ba[o
6iilte geleiitet miro, itirbt es in nenigen
Stunben ODER Iaugitens Sa8en.
len nid)t ermitteln; 5uiDeilen illoellen trGgt
unuOrii6tiges Guttern na9 benz SaIben Die
S6ulD.
0a bic &rant6eit in ser &eseI pIObIib
a%uftritt, 10 iDate man Gte &lbe 3ur !3ett
beS GalbenS genuu beoba6ten, nar1entlt6
BET beiBer QSitterung, oamtt man bet ben
erlten 2lnSei6en lofort Die notbtgen Wtlttel
antpenoen faltn; in bieiem Sale Oarf mar
fait INNER auf einen 9iilitigel @rfOlg re6z
men. Son ben geu0bnli6 9ebrdldliben
0eilmitteln, inoeml man ben Tbieren llngez
beure @aben BON 0l0uberlala, Salpeter,
Opium, &amilent0ee &C. etnl6ittet, bat
man i'm 0runoe ieIten ettDaS @utes gelez
ben. 0a9egen i6eint Das am t1etlten6Ilfe
getpd6renoe 8erfabren folgenoeS gu letn:
20 3ropFen Nrnicatinctur un0 30 3ropTen
Salrniafgeiit tperoen in cine 6lai9e @aIier
getDan uno tii6tig geibitttelt. 9ierDon
giebt man benz Sbiere balbftiinblt6 Elm
g8einglos boil Gin. 8elfert it6 Der 3u>
1tato, 10 giebt man i%eltener Elm. 0teieOttt=
tel ioate ie0er Sarlner ltet6 an6allo balten,
3unlal bjeielben audi Elm Dor5iigIiAes Oltts
tel BET &olif Der Bferoe iinO. lleberDalpt
iuir6 Der Salmiafgtiit nit @rfolg BET Nufz
bla6ung bes 9til6pteD5 in Qt1tprnoung gee
brdd)t, mie sic @rnicattnctur BET allen fte-
berbaften &rantbeiten. 8e1nerft Jet nur,
baB Die IeBtere and 9tfti9e @tgeni6aften
beitBt uno oes6alb ntelnalS in gr0Beren
@aben, als b%orerpGbnt, tnnerIi6 geret6t
tperoen loute.
Nu9 0ur6 @nnen6ung 6es falten 8aiz
lers iin0 nidt ieIten ginltt9e @rfOlge benin
Salbfieber er3ielt moroen. Die 0aare 0es
Sbieres tDer0en 3uerit nit etnem i'm WaIler
getrGnften S6tDamme NAB gen1a6t; oann
tau1t man Elm groBeS Sud- in frtides
8runnemDdlIer, tDinoet eS ettDdS aus uno
i6lGgt es benz G6iere ior9fGltig bi6t I'M
ben gan3en 2ei6. Qluf 0aS naiIe 3u6 tontz
men troGne 9eGen, Sii6er, Sd6e &C, tpelS
6e our6 @urte gut befeitt9t tperoen nIls
len. Sc oi6ter lno tpdrmer bteIe 8eosfz
flung tit, be1tO i6neaer tDtr0 bas Gbier
tparm tperoen uno b%initen. &ommt es
auf oieie @eiie in S6weiB, 10 lit es in Der
Gegel gerettet. Man fam bteie &alttpal7
lerbebanblun9 iebr tpobl nit ben oben gez
nannten WitteIn. Dereint in QnDenoun9
brtl1gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Railways Ready Relief
auf Der @teIe gtnberuns finben.

anf Der SteHe gtnoeruus fuOen-
GntsauonnS oer 95teren, G~ttsiimoane Der
GIaic, 8eo0rnlz4Sr ut stlHo uItg, &mtSem=
GonscTioH, @erstIopfcn, bpiteriiae 9tit=
f6uc, @ramae, SGtarrA, &opffd;mer3,
YabW,nc1. fGItss una bisiSeS Tteber,
WerS6TtGt, S~0IaFONgfeit, GMetiaDnm9em,
g~erftatGun9en, SdDwttt=, SrGno= urO
WriiniuumOen CIT.
Die Nnweuoune bes 3eeao1 SeeItcf an ben Iei6eHben
E9eileH Ueti6dit GugeHbltdltde HiHOeruug uHb @rIeidsz
teruu9.
TrsiBtg bis iedSt9 Eropfsn in Elm fleines GIos Waiier
beitcu i'll psRigen Insenbtiden 8rdmpfe, Yia9euidure,
SopbrsHueH, bilt6ies Gopiwcb, Durdfpa. Jtubr, SoIit,
HldbuHoen uub ale inuerlitAen Sdner3en.
9teiienbe iollten ftets cine flaibe pom Ndotoap'S
JsG6On WcIief bel lid tra9en. Gtitde Sropien odpor,
IN QSGiiec 9etbau, beugen allen bfH 6(aufbeiteu uuo
DGmit uerfnlpiten Yetben, Die aus benz @ebrdu5 ungez
Uo5uteu Iriufpaitrs eutitebeu, Dor, IS lit eth hellereE
Siiuuldut aIs SrdusbrGnulwetH ODER Bitters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11

politif Der Mtittelfaaten. 9GS 96nio Srieoz
rid Don @iirttentberg itarb, hinterlieB Ell
iein 2ano ooppelt 10 groB, ipie er eS it6erz
noutnlen bate. S0ni8 &arl bat leille &rofts
natnr nidt geer6t, aber 6cr3og Wilhelm,
Der ebenlo humane olS fiible Shirt, ftebt
nod ii er Trieoridl, ur1o Der fOllnte mobl
6as QSort "erfiiIen betfen: vUeetr 8aterz
Lamb muB GROCER Ietn!" S. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
9liererl= ulD &laIeibeidmerOenl

6qrnz uro ehdrmGtterfrantbeit ,Riereugries, 3udarz
ba4Trubr Nafirriudt, @arnper9ultuug unnilltirtihes
GARNER. S~rtlhtide &rantbeit, Nbguug BON @ilpeiBitoff
ila IN qaeu SaQeU, Ipo 5ie5eitaA5driiler Rieberidlag i'm
yarn parbaHUcn. oSer eerelhe MD. tribe, nit gimei61
artigeH SublanSeu, o5er mil Tu0en, Iie psibe Seioe
o~,;5tbeno, eemiipt lit, ODER penu er ~frGutboIt, ouufef,
9aut9 ausicbt mo weibeu INSTRUMENTATION Nieoerz
iGlaq Se!9I uHO beiul Q&aieriGTer Steden uno Bremen
uno S9merScu IN Der aadenbeuge uuo lGu65 ben ycuoels
temtltt p'rnsa,e Bel atpotbeseru su babens Nreis 8:
GIN OUtlur.
Sine 6ldi&e uon bieiem entbdtt utebr ptrtiame arsneiz
itoIie ais iebes GHpere @tittel; Elm Ebeel6Hel pon oteienI
rlltt 70 uieI rotc JIM bis iebs &beeI5ifel Don onoeren
Dfittclu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Sci glpOtbeferu Sn babea.
Breis, 20 GeatS ntc S0a2teL.

Mon Ieie: IS unb SoIi6.
W{ou idife cine Grtefmarfe an &obmdp
G. So, go. 80 gSarreHz, @de Der @burGbz
Ctr. gtem Oorf.
~ selebruug. Gauienbe Don Dollars UsrtB. mir
onnr Suasibidt Iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
5sssDWsay's rfguItreuNe Qtleu
bos md6ti9e 9eber= unb Masen=S eitrnitteL
Tpltomme1e QItr9an5en, lirOern0e 2b=
iiibrmtttel, wirfelI ogne S6mera
itets SlperlailI9 lnb notlrli6.

Gin oegetabiiHAes @rIabnetttet fiir GaIou,eI.
@6uig Obne S%eigeiGmSt, elegant nit inBem Sara slaz
cirt. ~putsiren, r~eguiireH, r~einigeH uao ~trditisen Oieie
QiueH.
g~sGOpan'S giue, sur 5eilurs o1er Deogenz, 2ez
ber>, @eodrRie>, 5tiereu> uHb Elaieuleioer, RerUentrantz
hetleIt, 6pyipe5, peiblie5eu BeidhiperoeH, Uiatti9feit,
@ppetitrtdngeL, 6orIteibigtcit, 8eritoplunq, llnperoauS
Iidfstt, Dpspcpiis, @oueatsibeu, 6teber, llFterleibseutz
aanouna, bGmorrboiben ma euer St6run9en Der eiuz
geIpeioe. ateiu pesetabliilA, tetHe opur pom Wterfnr,
9iiUerdIicr uoer iddplidcr Dto9uen-
~ Ntau beatte ~fot9eHoe Spmptome Don 8rdnRbeiz
ten Der 8eroauung5 or9aHe: 9eritopfGn9, tuHerltds pas
morr5oioeH, 8lutpallng mad bem &opts Sdnre I'M
MdeeH, uebetteit, Soobreunens @tel Dor benz giisn, Mas
%pfiuouu9 in Der Dtagcuglu6e, 8eben bes 9erSens, err
tideunes geiibL beim Eiesen, 6lefeH oDer 5Iore Dor ben
GIN Aus6nuituue, seibts ausieBeh Der 5o,tt nnO Der
Nu9en, Settenitehen, S4me45en in Der BRITT nno III
ben ]5Iifbsrn' Pl6slS6f 4npaauns Don otse, SrsHHeH
giHige DOZEN pom q abpag's BflIeH IperbeH ben
S6rper Don alien Oben9enonnteu arQnfbeiteu beireteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
DR.. RAILWAYS
SaTSaDaTiIIian ResOlvent,
Der 9robe 8Iutretni9er.

BUR 6eiIunq drontider Sranfbetten, ierOiul0ier, iDpbtIts
tiider, erbgi6er ober anltedeHOer Art. Sbreutlder 9tbehs
motisuus, Stroicln, 0ruletdniGmeauH9, troGenes 0lz
iieiu, fret5ar!tae tf.Oen, iuUht!iiiide ~feldmereeH, FuHS
seuoruteu, 0p9stnte, w~d7ertses @uiito8eu, geItAtss
idmer; S~niti9paulH, gelqwlllts: @eldpiire, Qau:5
uro 6IttIsioen, Observation-Disclosures, peibltbe Be-
itwcrUen, gt4t, QSdiieriudt, Sat5iluB, acknowledgements
aiinoune, Gdmiuoiudt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
,,t,, nc RnbIifmnt.

wsrIauot ia MIR 8abpoD's uHO adtet boraut. BOB ssl
sfoue -@9bipou" i9 ai 6euI s~efanfteT aTtttel bsttnSGt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Se9er6e(G1uerSet, 1t. {. 10.

Sas Soriapariuian 0efotueut ii5ertriift ut5t nur ale
Hieeisinen in Der 9etluug drcuii9er. itroful6Ier, toH>
:;ituttoHelsr uuo 3aHt.rautbeiteH, lonperH lit aud ell;
tutt9teoene5 6einiittel segeI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Malaria.
III ibreu peri6iebenen Sormen.
Sdiittslfebsr,

@0ttes ataO biBt9es 0Ieber 9e5etIt fir
SO @ents. is giebt fem alt0eres 6eilmittel
i'll Der Q9elt, bas 10 iduel auerlet 8ieber
heiit. m09en ite nom perporbener Suit (Mas
laria) ODER efttorteter Safe tommeu, m6geu
lie G1orlad=, Neruenfieber, &ppbas oDer
eelbeS Tie6er 6eiBe1l, als = inter 3u5iebun9
non 3tabmap'S Yiqen -Radway' Ready
Relief.
SIafsis Seats Die GIaI@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Observation-Disclosures

stStueid5cm, SurGSfau, GbnIera @fnrbus.
9oer S4mlSen beim StubIsanss perreu in Is bis %
Osinuten turirt, weuu man WaSipaD's SfeGo9
yscItcf einuimmt. @eber BIutanOraug nod gntsinz
bnug, weber S4wdde nod abseipanutbett foIst aHi ben
Gsbrau3 uon 81. d. 9telieT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Sas etmsise s6mersem=Seilmttte1

@IetdpieI ME sroB bic S3merseu aud ietn mosen.
bic an 8beumatisnlus 9eioeuOeu. bic SsttIdseriseu. bic
gertrippeItsr. bic RsrpSieu, Die on @srueuweb unS
auhereu 8rantbeitah geiSenOeu werOen in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11

VeltfLIlllI9eH lDute ltW OQS Heue J[e9tItenI,
ba5 DEM S6pabenlanoe moth tbut, bur6z
Orin8en laiien lto eiftieben, oaB auf benz
m~Irttembergii6eu SbrDn fir fetnen preuBiz
lGen BlceSSontq neben Dem &Dnig &arI
Glab tit!
Die Don Wittna9t in 8erldiQes preisgez
gcbenen 92ilitQrDoDeitSre6te iino nit lln>
rebt, ain aud o6ne re6tli6e 8irfurG
terduBert iD0r0en; oenn iie iparen ihrer iuz
lterlten 9tatur nab u~nuerduberltb, 10 lonqe
IS .etne wlrttembergil6e &0nigSfrone gtebt
gln 1dfDdbtl0er 9eneral lollte, unter Ser
3Og 28ilbelm ais neutrality-suspicious., Oas
@Drpsfomlnanoos pereintgt NIT ocmHrieg5z
Wftntitertul1 (oieler iebt 10 traurigen Tt>
ltale elmer Serltner 8ebor6e), Ibernebmen.
0ernetltldme 9ettl6e @eiebe uuD 6eeres>
1lornet fDunen oafir lorger, oaB Der beut>
lden Getdsladle oaour6 uidbt Der min6elte
ShaoeH ertpadit. llnp bqnn ioute Elm 10
gum SeIbftbetDuBtiein 3uritGgefebrtes Wirt=
temberg Die grnBe Srage Der 8eietttz
gung-oer &Iein It aateret altreqen,
i'm 8erein nit Sa6ien unb 8aben, 8ter
&DntGret6e neben 8reuBen II. ltno
gcraoe genHQ; aber tpirfltde, lebensfGbiae
8Dnigrei6e miiIien IS iein, 10 pie 8anerrt
nit letnen 5 OiilIionen Gintpobner1. s r
iaB gu 8Irttembers gei6Iagen,
Sotbrtngen 81 8reuBen,0 eien
nit etnem neuen 6 0nigret6 . B e II
Dereint9t. Die 8fal3 audi all Baden 9egeben,
mofitr 8apern elm tbiirtn9ti6e5 6erso0t6um
erbielte, Sa6e Ell bur6 oas Ibriee s b IL
riugen unb bic tleinen norobeutideu
Staaten pergrDBert = turS, Oeuti6latb ia
etngetheilt, DaB ncben benz Scatter
MUIR pier G6nige ols @aranten Der
9tei6sperfaiiun9 i~tiinben, Die &leinflrlteu
aber i'll ein Oberbaus uertptelen miiroen, -
bas mare Elm BrOsramm fir attius ytsforms
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-08-30
A Joke on Democracy.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 25.-
A great deal of sport has been caused
by the blunder on the part of some.
body, which resulted in aquantity of
campaign documents full of the Re-
publican gospel of protection being
sent out to the innocent and confiding
Democracy Of the country by the
committee here. Secretary Post and
his staff have been in a chaotic state
of mind oyer the matter, and charged
it upon Superintendent Hick0x of
the Senate folding room as preme-
dated swindle, perpetrated in cold
blood and with mOlice aforethought.
Captain HickoX pleads not guilty,
and says he sicerely regrets the acct
dent. He AYERS that he has been
scrupously careful in filling all orders
for the Democratic committee as he
was known to be Republican official
and errors might lay him liable to
the charge of unfairnSSs. He says the
work was actually done by one Keech
a Democrat, who is in immediate
charge of the folding and shipping of
documents. In this case mixed
load was sent forth. being for the
| headquarters of each committee.
There were some 500 copies of Vor..
hees' Irish speech and about the
same number Of the Republican prim-
er on the "Benefcence of Protection"
All were properly addressed. The
driver of the wagon says that some
of the packages were insecurity tied
and became united en- route. The
documents got mixed and he scooped
them up and tied them in miscella-
neOus way. The chaps at the Demo-
cratic headquarters did not have their
glasses on and mailed large num-
Der of them bpf,re the mistake was
discovered. The campaign will go
on just the same and if Cleveland is
not elected the party can fall back on
the driver of that wagon as response.
bic for the defeat.