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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-05
MEDICAL.
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S'anAASSG%A,,l


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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-05
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INFIDELITY.

The utter hopelessness and helpless
ness in which humanity is left by in
fidelity, is very fifty expressed in the
following beautiful language of DIR.
Lorimer, in his reply to lngersolfs
new lecture
FIVE are in sorrow, it has no COM
fort if we are in perplexity, it has
no message if We are in sin it has NO
deliverance if we are in darkness,
it has no light. The virtue it preach
es. is without foundation; the hero
ism it inculcates. is without induce
ment and the immortality it whisper
is without evidence.
Its Hottest sentiments are
borrowed from The religion it affects
to despise the liberty which it claims
tochampion, it has sacrificed but little
to secure, and the sweetest charities
it commends, it has done nothing tt
establish. The garland eloquenct
wherewith it clothes itself, is the
adornment of a corpse; every flower
sheathes a worm in IFS bosom, anC
every breath of fragrance is mingled
with death. Its oratory smells o
the tomb, and the symbol o
its hope is an eysless, tongueless skull
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winds up small chains until the bot
tom of the barrel reaches the bottom
of the tube. The -four is fed into the
tube from hopper, the screw revOlves
by steam, pressing the -four against
the bottom of the barrel As the bar
rel fills it is forced away from the
screw. The tension of the cOiled
spring is arranged to overcome the
weight of the flour, and thus the flour
is forced into the barrel under an
even pressure from top to bottom.
How long does it take to 6ll bar
rel?
About as long as it would take you
to wink. Sacks are filled in the same
way. Small tubes, according to the
size of the sacks, are nsed, and the
coiIed spring is adjusted to suit large
and small sacks. There are several
different STYLES, but they all cost the
flour packer 800 each.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Singing Hymns While They Kneel.

n. Y. Sun.
Episcopalians who visit st. Georges
Church in Stuyvesant square have
been surprised to find that some of
the hymns of the services are sung
while the congregation remain kneel.
ing after their prayers.
Some of the congregation. said
Rector w. S. Rainsford recently, are
still surprised that L have introduced
this custom. / have done it because
| want to make our worship heartier
and more appropriate. We don't
want to follow always the dull uni
formity that it was once thoul BIT
must be adhered to. That notion i:
exploded. / have asked the Bishop
about the new plan, and he has as
sured me that it is perfectly legal and
proper. Moreover, there are hymns
in the service that speak of kneeline
before God. How absurd it is t.
sing these standing up.
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St. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. March Is.

ST. LOUIS, March Is.
FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market lower and slow; No. red,
81 10d1 l01. cash; 81 091a March; 81 l03z@1 1919
May, 81 tg5sIl $50 june 81 0l54 July; $3.50
go54c year; No. red, y9c.
CORN-Narket lower end inactive; 4S;4@4914c
cash; 4y54tg497sc April; 5l1S95I14c, May; 52139
523zc June; 5lasjI1sc July.
OATS-Market dull $i93S5sc cash: 3514e May.
RYE-Market lower 70 sell at see bid.
BARLEY-Market unchanged from yesterdays
quotations. 55ISJc-
LEAD-Mark-t quiet at So S593 80.
BUTTER-Market unchanged from yesterdays
report; dairy, 2295Oc; creamery. 50935e-
EGtiS-Narket better at l6129l1c.
FLAXSEED--SlOw at 81 80
HAY-Marke, firm; prairie, 81 5o9lO 90; tim
-thy, Sill 0O6l15 %.
BRAN-Firmer at SSdS4c at mill.
CORN NEAL-Steady Il 3 ~.
WHISKI-Steady at 81 10.
Observation-Disclosures active and higher.
PORK-S1S p.
BULK MEATS-Long clear, 80 A.; short ribs,
80 81; short clear 50 -.
BACON-Market higher: long clear. so 90; short
rib $40 OOGL10 1919; short clear $40 25910 371I.
LARD-Market higher, 50 4599 80.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1884.
ST. PATRICK.

Yesterday, March IL, was St.
Patrick's day, day dear to the heart
of every Irishman all over the world.
ST. Patrick is the patron saint OF Ire
land. To him is ascribed more vir-
tues than any other saint on the cal
endar. Patrick Uatin, Patricus)
was born, it is supposed by some, at
Bonavens Taberniae, in 373. Others
say his birthplace was Fitzpatrick,
Scotland, and tx the time at 372 or
373. He died at Down, County
Ulster, ireland. Marc IL, 493, or
495. The name Patricus was be-
slowed on him in Rome by Pope Ce-
lestine ; his former name being Sue
cath.
The following article from the pen
of ali able ecclesiastical-biographical
writer (Amer Cy. vol. KILL will he
ofinterest as giving some light on the
life and character of this noted per-
sonage.
"At the age of Is he was carried
captive to Ireland by a band Of ma
rauders. but after six months escaped
to Scotland. Carried off a second
time. and again escaping, he resolved
to become a missionary to the Irish,
was ordained in Scotland, and after a
long preparation was consecrated bish-
on. Having previously, according to
some accounts visited Gaul and per-
haps Italy, he passed over to his
chosen field of labor about 49,, and
preached the gospel with such extra
ordinary effect that, although abso-
iutely not the first to introduce chris
tianity into that country, he has al
ways received the credit of its general
conversion. He baptized the kings of
DuDllU dIlu VI SShCu sums VA
the king of Connaught, with the
greater part oftheir subjects, and be-
fore his death had converted almost
the whole Island TO the faith. st.
Bernard testifes that he fixed his me-
fropolitan see at Armagh, and it ap-
pears that he appointed several other
bishops, with whom he held councils
to settle the discipline OF the church.
He is said in his old age to have writ
ten his Confession" but its anthem
ITCHY is considered doubtful by many.
Patrick devoted the lands bestowed on
him to the foundation of churches, of
cloisters for both sexes, and of numer-
GUS monastic schools, which fiourlshed
during the next three centuries. de
was also zsalous for the suppression OF
slavery, which was one of the great
incentives to the piratical expeditions
so frequent in his day"
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Fly's Cream Balm cured me o

Ely's Cream Balm cured me OF ca
tarrh of many years standing--restored my
sense of smell. For colds in the head II
works like magic.-E. II. Sherwood,
National State bank, Elizabeth, n. j.
Easy to use. See adv.
For several years | was troubled
with catarrh, have tried many remedies.
Ely's Cream Balm has proved the article
desired. believe it is the only cure.-L,
b. Coburn, Hardware Merchant, Towanda,
Pa. (See adv't.)
1 had suffered from Catarrh for ten
years the psin would be so severe that
was Obliged TO send for a doctor. | had
entirely lost sense of smell. Ely's Cream
Balm has worked miracle.-C. S. Hal.
leyes, Binghampton, n. \.
Elys cream balm has cured me Of
Catarrh. Was afflicted ten years. tried
almost every remedy recommended, none
proved so effective and thorough.-S. K
Aiken, wholesaler of shoes, l4S. Federal
street, Boston, Mass.
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
inc Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment. ltbsOrbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as pOultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. NJ. Cofenbury, OF Cleveland,
saws: 81 have used scores OF Pile cures,
and it affords me pleasure to say that j
have never found anything which gives
such immediate and permanent relief as
DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment" Sold
by druggists and mailed on receipt of
price, ST.. r. B. Hostetler. Sedalia, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
BENTON BRIEFS.
COLE CAMP, March -.

COLE CAMP, March -.
Farmers are busy preparing for their
spring work
-Messrs. Mahnken & Kieffer have built
a large addition to their store.
The school board have engaged Prof.
Alexander Potter as teacher of the summer
school, which will commence on March 81.
The selection is a 4Ood one, as Mr.. Potter
is teache, OF large experiene.
Miss Lilly Gillian, one of Cole Camps
bellies, has gone to Sedalis, where she will
remain about four months, during which
time she will graduate As teacher of mu-
sic Miss Gillian has an excellent voice
and is good pianist. She will undoubt-
eddy excel.
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO. March Is.
FIOUR-Market ouiet

FLOUR-marKet quiet.
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady, within
iange of &c, and closing about the same yester-
day March, 9I5E@9l$4c, closing at 9l%c; April,
9l5E99l7sc closing 9l54c; May, 96199961sc, clos
ing at 961a@g6}zc: June, 9S3z99S54c, closing at
&c; July, 9g1acdsl 60; No. spring, 9S1sd933sc,
closing At 93lI@935c; No. 3, as2c; Winter, 9ocG
81 ".
CORN-Fair demand; market opened frmer, clos
ing &c below yesterday; cash, 523sa5ic; March,
523sd52sIc, closing az $50; April. 523S@53c,
Closing at 5.5sc; May, 571E@575ze, closing at SIS
s571tc. June, JSl4q5S54c, closing at 5o14g5S3sc;
July, 1914, clos .ng at so
OAT+MaTket dull and a shade easier; cash.
32Iac; April Sll49315zc May, 3514d355sc, closing
at 351{c; June $50 g3554c; July, 3513c.
RYE-Market steady al 5912c.
RARLEY-Market steady at 6i965-0
FLAXSEED-Narket frmer.
PORK-Actiye demand: market higher; cash,
SIS OeGslS 80; May SIS I5d1S 80, closing at SIS -
ais nv; June, SIS 254lS 10, closing al SIS 81
! dIS 40: July SIS 46@ls 30, closing at SIS i71aG
\ l. 10: year. SO O99l6 021%.
! LARD-Fair demand; market strong: cash, 50 90
d9 6215: May 81 7jd9 ~, closing at 50 712G9 50;
June, 50 S5y9 80, closing at 80 55G19 S11a; July,
| - -.
! RULE NEATS-Market frmer, shoulders, s. -;
/ short rib, - 81, clear, so 10.
| EGGo-221a9Z3c.
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Kansas City Market.
KANSAS City, March
The Daily Indicator reports

Inc Daily IuuICdIVI IepOlIs.
wHEAT-Market weaker; No. 2 red, cash, S51ac
bid S51Ec asked; April, $500 bid, sac asked May,
sc bid, s9Ae asked; No. soft, cash, sales at
9ikc.
CORN-Market higher; No. 2 mixed, cash. sales
at 4la49@Sc; April, 42f4c bid 1879 asked; May,
HE bid, 4454c asked; No. white mixed, cash
sales at $3.50.
OATS-NO. 2 cash, sales at 29c.
RENO 2 cash, at 5Oc.
EGGS-Markat active at lie per dozen.
BUTTER Good grades scarce and steady.
HAG-Market firm; good haed, IS OdS 90.
PROV lSIONS-Dry salt meats, clear sides 914c;
clear nb sides, 919c shoulders, ~ cents; long clear
SIDES 915c; smoked meats, clear sides, 1915; rib
sides. 1917; long clear sides, 1OAe; shoulders sac
barrel meats, bOneeSs pork, SIG 90; sugar cured
meats, hams l31zc; breakfast bacon, l214e; dried
beef l41ze; tierce lard, 91a cents.
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Filling the Flour Barrel.
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
A downtown -four dealer was past
ing a gaudy label on the head of a
flour barrel when a young man stop
ped by his side to watch the opera,
ton. As the dealer gave the label a
parting wipe he Strengthened up, paste
brush in hand, and, looking sidewise
at the label, said 1t is easier to fill
a barrel with -four than to paste on
the label.
The Young man looked astonished,
and, seeing that, the dealer asked :
How do you suppose barrels are filled
with -four.
Shoveled in with scoop.
That's where you are wrong. There
is -four packing machine. 1t would
be impossible to pack barrel of -four
bv weight in the common -four barrel
using only a scoop. The -four packer
consists of all upright shaft suspended
several feet above the floor. On the
lower end is screw like propeller
wheel, or more like the cutting blade
of a post-hole auger. A tube of iron
about as large as the inside of
barrel is suspended around the vertical
shaft, so that the bottom of the tube
lie on a level with the lower end of the
shaft. The barrel is placed on q
platform below the tube, and the
platform and barrel are raised by coil
ed springs working on a shaft that
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New York Market
FIOUR-Narket dull.
NEW YORK. March 1;

FLOUR-Market dull.
WHEAT-Market Tor cash lower; options opened
higher and reacted, closing heavy; ungraded red,
SccaSI 10; No. 3 red, 81 ~; No red, 81 0714G
Is; No. red March. nOninally 81 07; April sales,
Isl 90 bushels at il US49l Og3s closing at 81 O94;
ing at 81 ll5z.
CORN-Options opened firm, closing lower; un-
graded 5OG62c; No. 3, J61Ic; No. 2, 6@5496;c;
21EaG214c, closing 62Ec; May, 63129655sc, clos
ing at631ac.
OATS-Marl<et a shade better; mixed western
i0a4Ic, white, i3Gi6c.
PETROLEUM-Markets steady; united, 81 O03s.
TURPENTINE-Dull at 3)c.
LEATHER-StrOng at 2214926Lc,
PORK-Market firm at Sl7 6212@llS 90.
iARD-Msrkrt weaker at So S719G9 80.
LEAD-Market strong; common, 81 l5@4 20.
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The Kansas cattle disease is report
ed in Adair county. The only way
to prevent the spread of this disease
is to establish a rigid quarantine
against the sick cattle.
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Tiller ought to get out of the mess
he is in on the insanity dodge. Any
man who would tumble a valise full
of money around in the careless man.
ner he did, must certainly have been
crazy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

An insane man out in Kansas i'm
agines that women and ghosts are al,
ways following him and tormenting
him. A man stands a poor chance
when the ghosts stand in with the
women, and form such a tormenting
combination.
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St. Louis is determined not to al.
low Sedalia to eclipse her. The
Globe. Democrat in the absence of a
re j mes merist gives its readers a col
umn notice of a mesmeric perform
ance of Professor kennedy in Philadel-
phia,
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The promptness with which Dieter
ich the Laclede bank robber of st.
Louis was captured is refreshing, after
the long chase after Tiller. Dieter
ich was lame and of course could not
run like Tiller.
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crazy.

Osman Digna is not drinking the
blood of his enemies to any very fill
ing extent. 1t is great mistake to
make out a bill of fare before you as,
certain what is in the larder.
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There will probably be a row about
the distribution of the reward for TIE
capture of Tiller. The trunk man
and mis- clerk think they are entitled
TO the whole of the reward, while the
police and detectives claim a share, as
usual.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March IS.
The Drovers' Journal reports:

The DrOvers' Journal reports
HOGS-Market fairly active, and good grades DC
higher; rough packing, So i0d6 so; heavy, 80 @
al 20; light bacon So 0O@6 IS; skips, 50 Oc@5 81,
closing hrmer.
CATTLE-Market opened unchanged, but later
weakened closing lower on shipping grades; ex-
ports, s6 $500 20; good TO choice shipping, IS IOS
20; common to medium, s. OG5 90.
SHEEP-Demand moderate; prices unchanged;
inferior to fair, S. 0O94 90; medium 10 good, "a 80
as %; choice 10 extra, IS 3095 90.
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The Chronicle of St. Louis has been
"scooping" the POst-Dispatch very
badly recently. The Chronicle Is just
" Untitled to blow its bazco on the
fact.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

Matt Lewis, the wife murderer,
who was hanged in st. Louis Friday
morning, expected to go straight to
heaven and meet his wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

SBILOHS VITALIZER is what you
need for Consumption, Loss OF Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. Sold by
Bard 81 Miller.
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Henry Ward Beecher says that the
angels hold their noses when they look
down upon a Wall Street man.
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Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March Is.
The Live Stock Indicator repel

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Market dull; native steers averaging
1894 to l4l4 pounds sold at IS 1895 So; stoekers
and feeders 81 6OG5 90; cows, 81 7594 so.
HOGS-Market frmer and 5S!Oc higher; lots av-
eragng 10 to S23 pounds sold at S. 2s@6 81; bulk
of sales at IS 50(a6 65.
SHEEP Market steady; natives, averaging so to
lO2 pounds sold at 81 1895 20.
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50. Louis Live stock Market.

I 81. LOUIS. MATCH TO. I
HOGS-Market quiet; light S. 2596 SO; pack
ing SIS 35G6 60; heavy, SIS S0t97 25.
CATTLE-Ony small retail trade; feeling fair;
the prospects for next week are encouraging for a
continued good business.
SHEEP-NOt hing done.
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grinning in mocking insolence at
everything that dignifes and ennobles
life. 1t brings no benefaction- pro-
nounces no benedictiOn-but casts Ii,
baneful shadow on all that is fair and
sacred. From its cold lips there
comes no grand and rounded full
Yes to match its piercing, blightlng
and destroying Nay 1t is simply
a huge negatiOn, seeking with one
hand to stop the mouth of religion,
and with the other to write ON human
aspirations bitter and derisive No
1t has no gospel salvation even for this
world, but only an evangel of destruc-
ton. Let us, then, turn from it, and
proclaim Him in whom is life, and
who came that We might have life,
and have it more abundantly. Let
us, in realizing the insufficiency Of all
others, repeat to those who ask, What
must We do to be saved? Believe on
the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt
be saved Saved from sin, saved from
despair, saved from uselessness and
misery, and saved forever more in
the kingdom of His glory.
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The newspaper copyright bill OF
Mr.. Watterson has developed,
through the cross-examation of thai
gentleman, so many intricacies that,
there is scarcely hope that it will
become a law. The objects to be at
tanned by the bill are certainly good.
but they are exceedingly difficult.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shl-
loh's Cure. Sold by Bard u Miller.
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New York Wool Market.
pilesI Pilesll Piles

NEW York; March IS.
WOOL-Market dull and heavy.