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Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school. what Is the best thing
IN tile world for allaying all irritation
Of the nerves. and curing all forms Of
nervous complaints. giving natural,
childlike refreshing sleep always
And they will tell yQu unhesitating-
~.
"Some form Of Hops I"
CHAPTER I
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians:
"What is the only remedy that can
be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; Bright's
disease, diabetes, retention, Or inability
to retain urine, and all diseases and
ailme t. peculiar to women
"And they will tell ynn explicitly and
emphatiCally "Buchn, ~
Ask the same physlcians
"What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, billiousness,
malaria. fever. agup. &c..' and they
will tell you
Mandrake or u indeion , ~
Hence. when these remedies an, combined with
others equally valuable
Ard eplninund,si into llup i;itirrs. slp'h a Won.
tl1flii iet lns reilis curative fHr -sicte9iesl
which l. Narirl In N t,p,f.ii fms that nn disease
Harmless Tor the m1Si frail women. weakest
invalid nr SMALLEST chil't to u-s',
CHAPTER, |
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

why persist in running your diges-
tion by eating unwholesome food aud
keeping 1t ruined by doing nothing to
restore it TO usefulness and Iigbt ac-
tlony Some think that dyspepsia is
incurable. They are the ones who
have never taken Browns Iron Bit
tiers. This valuable family medicine
makes short work of the tormentor
and soon enables the digestive appara-
tus to do its work. Mr. II. T.. Collins
of Keokuk, iowa, saws, II ussd Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and am
greatly benefited"
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

A. q, 5riCKLE, z. ~, aud druggist
~ Finest line of goods in town. Keep
fancy toilet articles soaps, brushes, toys,
. slbums, books Olls, etc,
Prescriptions accurately compounded.
pen day and night.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

Our popular and enterprising drug
gists. Mosby ~ Sou, call the special
attention of mothers to DIR. Moffptts
Teethina (reething Pnwders). While
Anodynes only sOOthe and lull to quiet
and sleep, Teethina allays Irritation,
aids Digestion, regulates the Bowels,
cures Eruptions and Sores. and hy
making teethng easy saves the parent
many sleepless nights of care and anx-
iety, and only costs % cents Nothing
equals it for Cholera Infantum and the
usual summer troubles Of children nj
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

Engineering describes. under the
name o. mystery gold" an alloy re-
sembling goli in appearance, weight
and in withstanding the jewellers test
of strong acids. Its analysis is given
rs follows: Silver, 2.lS; platinum, 3D.
02' copper, by difference, 1854. Strong
boiling in nitric acid, even when an ar
ticle is male Of it is left in it for some
time, has apparently no effect on the
alloy, which is coming extensively into
use
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

Americans will get tired of seeing nc
around year after year?'
Nlcolini-"Why shOGld they? do not. ''
Patti-"Oh, well YOU are different OF
course
Nlcolini-"If sou do not sing next sea-
son, don't see where my cigars and hill.
lard money are to come from. Then you
have never made farewell tour at low
prices The dime museums have never
been worked, and then when Your yoiac Is
gone you can Join a comic opera company
Patti--"Nlcky, dear your arguments are
unanswerable, Let MS 90 and pack our
grips, The Rambler
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

A sBURI s. STONE, Dry Goods, No
"A tions, boots, shoes, clothing, gro
curius. Tobacco, cigars, and produce. Ior
which we pay the highest Iiice. Gus
toners ear rely ON a nice. clean aud "uw
stock. We aiIu tn please.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
IlnnIn prnhihitinnisi

The Atlanta Prohibitionisis carried
the county, and the city majority could
not overcome the county, The anti
Prohibitionists will contest the result,
and propose 10 employ Roscoe Conkllng
to carry the case up To ihe United
States supreme court if necessary.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

had given myself up as lost because
OF Inherited scrofula Tried every
thing for purifying the blood without
benefit until used Parker's Tonic,
can truthfully say that it has cured
me. l still use it for its splendid effect
Oh my general health. II. X. Lynd,
Chicago, i5-m
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

INAwsON II 'MMERMAN, dcalrr,
~ In Dry Gouds, Clothing. Gr"ccitcs.
bIuts. shoes, etc. Produce Il all kulds
wanted. Also dealers IN all kinds of
grain sell goods ls cheap ~ they can
be had in the county.
CuASE Il kEN ron, Hardin, haye
~ one OF the finest stocks of Ury goods
groceries, clothing, boJts, shoes, queens
ware. etc. Largest produce dealers In
Ray county anG pay the highest and best
prices Tor same.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

W. j. Finley, wealthy brewer of
Toledo, Ohio, has taken his employees
all into partnership, giving to them
SsOOOO or one-half the stock, He says
they helped him make the money, and
he is tired of bearing all the response.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

\ few days age afler couple Of es-
teemed citizens who mc c.Use ucighhnIS,
had arranged TO pass few days with thclr
families at a lake IN Oakland County one
Of them offered To wager u hON OF cigar
that hc would catch the largest fish. Tie
wager was promptly taNcu, aud next day
)ne Of the gentlemen put in an appearance
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

considered creap1ess of land, excel
lence of climate, clevcrness of people,
and the chances for a ponrd-llo get
a foothold we prefer south Missouri
Mt. Grove is q live town AMI the
country abcu' 1t is beanIirnl
lBt
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
w. }. ROACH,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDIN, MOI

First class STOCK ami work guaranteed.
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY High,
,'St market price paul la cash for Hides
I'elts. TalIow and Bteswax. Opposite
Elevator.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

II V. WAXING q son, Blacksmith
Ii. ing, Carriage, Wagon Il Repair
Shup. lorseshoeing Specially and
satisfaction guaranteed. Money saved is
money made aud our prices will save you
money. Drop In AMI see IL.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

SNuDEN & POKrERFlELD, Hard
- ware. TInware, Cutlery, "ChartcI
Oak, )" bullion" Hazel Kirke' cook
slows. Tlnshop in connection with our
store. Farm machinery ofail kinds aud
the Minneapolis binder. Cali on Us.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

M ILLVILLE MILLS-J. NJ, Carter Il
LNl son, proprletors. "Grajual ~ys-
rem at millihg, d alers in Hour, mral,
iced, etc. Also breeders and dealers III
ShOrthOru cattle. Come and see Us ami
We Will do you right.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

l. ID. IlNGLlNG, wide-awake harness
- maker and saddler, Splendid stock
on hand. Blankets, whips, curry combs
and other articles. Boots ana shoes re-
paired by iirst-clasS w0rkmen.
Also barber shop. Best OF work.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

II WHEN you call for liz Bitnr The Drpgyi,'
h .n,l- yOl ut anything hlt . up Blt'er' ~
vita ~ 81 cluster Of Hops ~ win IT, labe
suH ~ 4 druggist a. "A '"uu Il n Nip"r; an II
he Ia, taken your money fir II BOGUS stnn iu-
liz. lin Tor he fraud aud su' him fr damage
tor lh- ,wnl lie, and We will reward you liber-
ully iu the CnnN iCtion.
S,eI X Supreme Court Injunction ugiint & .
u. warncr's q, Tman II u Bitigrs, Reading
NJ 'ch and all his salesmin, agrrt-, druggist
and other imiiators
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

+ NJ. PORrERFlELD, dealer in Fur
81 niture OF all kinds, caskets, collins
on hand and made 10 order. Stock new
and prices low. Fine furniture special
ty. Examine stock and gnt my lowest
price before buying elsewhere.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
CAMDEN

l. ~ III" uiii une Of the wab ,sh IN tho
.' W o.nk ~ M NJ. yer. .alihts ib,II..
i'a d i". ltrsv ,pal m $50 are here aud
'i'' 10 ,Itnan g huiue :. Pltro1zc the ril-
bow lax e,.,crp 'tsng Hrms-
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

other esteemed citizen was here an hotu
ago and bought one Weighing twenty
pounds! It will take less lee 10 pack the
two IN the same boN"'
The fish We're paid for but the bet was
declared utf. -DIrpH Eirr Press
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

nv B. MERRIFIELD, Drug, Mcdi-
w cines, uils. Pcriumcry and fancy
toilet articles. Full line ol'cIgars, to-
bacco, groceries, bacon, flour, Sc. Good
goods at bottom prices. Give me n rall
and III do you right.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

ID q. & W. X. CRAVENs, Dry Goods,
IL groceries, clothing, boots, shoes,
hardware, queenswarv and PROV siuns,
Produce bought, We please our GUS
TONERS and ask continuance OF their
trade. Stock always fresh.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

-NTTWT.T III7IFT Ut WT3TITI WlITI-
For years.and given np bv physician
Ut liright's and other kidney diseases,
liNcr complaints, severe coughs. ,;,llrd
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone ~ crcZy ~,
From agony nf u .uralgia, nervous
urs'. wakrfuln"sS, ard various disc ISe (
pecul ar In women.
People drawn oui ui >lHlH' tuu rNcrii"ialing
paug~ uf rheumatism. lnilimnlaloIH aud chronic.
ur suffering irtnu Srrufulu.
rNStrrltsi
"Salirhriuu. hluud poisoning Dyspepsia, imli-
gestiun, aud, IN fact. amuSt MI tii~'a>t> tr1iii'
Nature is heir To
Have been cured by Hop liittrr>. pOui ri which
ran ir luund In every nrghhIrlio,H IN thu known
Npt.I
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

l'iinS
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

When Baby VIA sick, We gave her CAstoriA
When she wa a Child. she cried for Castoriz,
When she became Mi.s, she clung To Castoria,
When she had Children she gave ih.m Gsstoris
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

IP GRIMES dealer in dry goods gro
- crries clothing, hardware. boots and
shoes, notions, etc. Produce bought at
mark rates. Polite attention 10 GUS
toners aud bargains given.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

Slab Hollow, Vermont, has petitiOned
the Post Office Department for a more
digniiied title.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

We have the same idvice To give to
our este, med cont 'mplrary, tie Kan
sas City Times. that has ~ recently
been given tp the st. LOu's Republican
don't 90 hnn'ing in the senatorial
WOO Is with bird shot. Load for bear,
old friend. load for bear st. Joseph
Gazette
Don't be alarmed; yOn will hear
more Lear guns than will please you.
and when The animals are skinned it
will be disc Nrred that they were not
bears after al.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
A LLsPAUGH, CoFFMANN & co.
DRY GOODS,

Groceries, clothing, boots. shoes. no.
tons, hardware, tinware, etc. Buy all
kinds of country produce, paying best
prices. Farm machinery Kept IN st0el
and best grades Of Roller mill tlour. We
sell good cheaper than sny 1rm IN the
county. nrOp In and see lis,
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

patti-"WeII, Nicky, what do you think
about IT, Shall | continue my farewell
tours in America, this seasonF'
Certainty, ma chere.'
Patti-"Dut dou't you think the let,tlj
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

~ d. COOK, Physician, surgeon and
i County tOrouer, Also carries a
neat stock OF drugs, medicines, tobacco,
cigars, wines and pure liquors Tor me
dlcinal purposes. Prescriptions care
hillv compounded.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

1 l.. WEBER, Blacksmith. Horse
y Shoelng speciality. Plow aud all
kinds OF iron aud wood work cheaper
than anybody 10 The country. All work
guaranteed u give Satisfaction, Give
me call.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

ENRY ltENFRO, Pure Drugs aud
IL medicines, pants, oils, dye stuils,
school books aud stationery. Full line
OF Charter OAK cook and heating stoves
ut the lowest prices stock always COM
plete. Give me a call
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
ID. l.. STEWART, PrOp'r
STEWART HOUSE.

House has IL well-furnlshed rooms.
Good meals and lunches furnished at ali
hours. lexington bus leaves the hotel
twice daily. Hotel just west OF the de-
pot, north slide main line X. Il. track.
STOP OVER.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
SWAN WICK

ls5m.les northwest OF Richmond on the " .,
81, / 4 racido, aud Is surrounded by good
farming country and uuderlald by bed of coal
which is mined extensively. PalroniIe nrms
mentioned below.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

yINO ADVERT -FRs. Lowest iR'es lOr ait
Il veiiising In o82 nswspai er. sent free Adj
dress GEO Y, RowILl 4 Co, lO.spruce stiN,f,
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
RAY COUNTY
Directory.
HARDIN, MO,

l. looaied o. the W, 81 T., 4 %, Ry ~
miles west OF 81. Lou's and Is nj Is est or
Kansas Gity. ith his population or abu. iO1
aud Is loeaie'l ! n'Irs n .rh or The Mo. river.
u I. good business pott ihr Eliowirf
hrms nsk the patronage of the people;
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

| f. sPARkS, proprietor MILLVILLE
- House. Pleasantly situated aud well
furnished. Special accommodations To
the travelling public. Good feed stable.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

I. g. SPARKS. Blacksmith and wagon
- shop. See my prices for horse shoe.
ing, which Ia my speciality Four new
shoes, 81 20. Resetting shoes, 20 cents
each. All work warranted to give sat-
lstactlon.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

II. A. MILLER, dealer in Collins,
ID caskets, aud burial robes, House
open day aud night. Picture frames and
shades. .Tinwork, roofing aud gutteriug
dune. Contracting aud building done.
an work guaranteed!'
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
A. Il. ChENAULT,
Dry Goods Groceries,

Clothing, hats, caps, boots. shOes,
qdeeusware, canned fruits, uDware, to-
h'eco aud line cigars. Country produce
bought. You win always ind
GpoD Go0ps AND Low Paioxs,
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
cEoRcEvlLLE.

l. situated Is miles northeast OF Richmond
surrounded by as grand II country as LAYS oul
OF doors Enterprise and thrilt characterize
the people
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

w. Il, ERWIN, dealr In groceries.
w canned goods, wuOdenwaIe, tobac-
90 aud cigars. foods always fresh. Pro-
duce bought at market rates. Call when
in town. Good bargains, good goods,
aud low prices.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
DIIniELL ilJUSE,
J. J. RIDoELL, Propr

Pleasantly situated nurth side OF the
rairroad. CommUdiOu, rooms and well
furnished; spring beds, etc. Cholce vi
anus of the ',alSon On The table and ev-
erything In first class style. Good livery
accommodations tor the travelling public,
..STOp OVER -
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

A n. BARRETT, Physician and spr-
IA. gcOn. Full lInG of Drugs, medi-
cines, Stationary ami school books. Pre-
rcriptiOns carefully cOmpCtudcd. TO-
bacon and cigars OF finest quality alway S
la stock.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03
MiLLviLLE.

situated 10 miles northeast of RichuOnd, in
an exceedingly rich valley This 10 one Of The
richest sect Un- Of Hay county The following
firms DO business in the town!
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

DElBURN 81 SINCLAIR, Mllllners
IL aud Dress makers. Keep on hand u
tasty assortment OF goods Mt low prices.
Work done neatly and promptly. When
In Hardin come In and examine our
stock and get our prices.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

IL. s. BAILEY, Orrick blacksmlthlng
II Shop. Carriages and wagons made
and repaired. Horse shOeing, plow and
edge tool work and everything In my
'ine made or repaired on short notice and
at low rates.
Richmond democrat., 1885-12-03

I1REASY ~ ROrhROCK, line line OF
" drugs and fancy groceries. Liquors
lJr niedicinal purposes strictly. TObac-
CO aud cigars. Prescriptions carefully
compounded day aud night. Drop In
aud see us.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-04
ONLY GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
Anderson, the Ninth Ward Shoe
maker, Escapes the More Seri-
Gus Charge.

The case of the People Of Utah VS..
William Anderson, on trial for an assault
upon little Mary Williams with intent to
commit rape, was continued yesterday
and resumed this morning, with jurors,
attorneys and witnesses present.
Jacob Birkenshaw, George Anderson,
f. G. Lyngberg and G. NJ. Bergstrom
were examined and adduced pretty much
the same evidence as given by the pre-
ceding witnesses-to the effect that the
little ten-year-old girl went to Anderson's
shoe shop on the 10th of last Septem-
Der 10 get a pair OF repaired shoes,
and while there the defendant pulled
her onto his lap and kissed and
caressed her, when she began crying,
broke away from him and ran home
The child's parents learned of Anderson IS
treatment of their little girl, and had him
arrested for assault with intent to commit
rape.
The evidence in the case was argued
by the counsel, and the court charged the
jury, who returned shortly afterward
with verdict of guilty of assault, and
recommended Anderson to the mercy of
the Court. Sentence is set for Monday
November 10th.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-04
| zlIIAn. THE FORTUNE TELLER.
Madame Jnnauschek's Opening
Piece Mt the salt Lake Theatre
| Tonight.


"Zillah, the Fortune Teller" in which
.Ianauschek opens her Salt Lake engage
,,,,,,t t,,-n;nht 10 o,o If tbo f;,e r;eces oi
','e''' 'c.",sl.,' = 80 IN " Wv -, ;,.s,,,,a
dramatic work wmch cannot put INDUS
an audience with that feeling necessary
to enioy a great work. fine pictures and
Tho notrroi dol;,eot,ons Of n mother,s
''De ."'''"l o "..N".. r. -,
afecuon ana attachment ior lohg-ios'
child. In this work the acting OF Madame
Janauschek so developes the mind that
for the time being one forrets he is in a
~, and on,v hoboi5s tbe natural
pay ~ "' ,oothsrs heart To Soc This
siau rnrd ored hv tbe ionemsche,, COMMA.
p"; droroat;c troat soIdnno ofIsred anr
n ny 70 In tbe octiny ' comnanv we find
tho na,nos 81 tba neerio Who have for
v ,no r hocome fanpi Iiii with nractical
s sH"o ,oonira,nonts stnnding at the head
81 tba i nrofass;o, as tha iaa5;no and re.
iah iie p ,ersons in Tho ,;nas az acting
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-04
A TUCSON SENSATION.
Hhe United States Grand Jury Rem
ders IA Hasping Report.

TUCSON, October 3lst.-William Barnes.
Associate Justice, arrived this eyeninp
and opened court, The United States
grand jury reported indictments against
X: IL. Paul, Sheriff; III. Barron and M.
w. Brady for stealing and changing bal.
lots after the last election, at which n
Delegate to Congress was voted for. The
grand Jury in their report censure the
corruption and extravaganza OF the last
Legislature, which appropriated 1923 900
Tor clerk hire and $21 900 for printing
they refer to the corruption in the nd
mlnlstration OF federal offices in the Terri
tory, and denounce the system which has
obtained OF the Surveyor General giving
out contracts for surveying government
iand to non-practical and incompetent
surveyors, which has resulted i'm much
confusion and fraud in public land sur.
yeys in the Territory. They censure the
United States District Attorney and Mar
shal Tor violation Of the law in seizinp
property Illegally, and refer the evidence
to the next grand jury. They also call
attention TO the vast amount Of smuggling.
ana ADVISE the government To guard the
non!ler against IT or permit the products
oi Mexico TO enter free OF duty. They
cal attention to the great loss Of life and
property by the Apaches, and recommend
IN strong terms the Arizona policy Of their
removal from the Territory.
The work Of the grand jury attracted
the attention OF the entire Territory, as il
Is the first which has proved corruption
in every federal office. Strong efforts were
repeatedly made to defeat its work, which
caused much feeling among the people
When the report was made this evening
the courthouse was crowded with citizens
an; ana no such scene was ever Witnessed in
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-04
Death OF Retta Haskell.

Miss Retta Haskell of San Juan, Utah
died yesterday at the home OF her sister
Mrs. y. NJ Derrick, in the Twelfth ward.
The young lady was here in the city on a
visit, and a few days ago she was taken
down with typhoid fever when preparing
to return to her parents. Miss Retta
seemed to be improving up to short
time before her death, when she quietly
fell INTO deep sleep and continued for
several hours in that condition until life
became extinct. The circumstances are
somewhat remarkable.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence OF
Mr.. A. Nj. Derrick, on Sixth East street,
in the Twelfth ward Mr.. and Mrs.
Thales II. Haskell, the bereaved parents,
were unable to be present at the last sad
rites to their beloved daughter.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-04
"WHERE ARE WE DRIFTING 20
The Liquor Traffic fn san Pete
Knocking the Elders Off
Their Pins.

The Home Sentinel, of Manti, Utah, Of
Friday last, contains the following COM
munication, entitled "a Wife's View of
It."
EDITOR SENTINEL: If you will please take
walk with me lin your mind mean) |
will introduce you to the only two money
making establishments in Moroni, called
Pool Halls" only where the hall is, | have
failed to see.
Here they pretend to keep lemonade, and
of course, in well regulated kitchen of this
kind, no one sees how many TASKS full of
bad whisky the gentlemen have in their
pockets, for Of course they are all gentle
men, struggling upward" that visit Pool
table No. 1.
Now let us stroll n little further south
west, and pretty close to the railroad track
stands lumber shanty called saloon and
tend to keep sure-to-fght-wh en-I-get-full
(bad whisky. No. 9, unlike No. /, don't 90
much on fiashy red, until they get full of the
socalled whisky, then clubs, fists, aud red is
the prevailing color. Their windows
are all hung green, which color is
in harmony with-what shall | call
them - playing fools in the inside.
l have forgotten their names, but anyway
they wear pants. But see, there are middle
aged, young and still younger. Then comes
small boy, inquiring of the doorkeeper if
his pa is on the inside. He is ashamed that
pa" is there and of course gains admit
lance, for there can be no harm in child
draining whisky glasses and watching his
pa have little fun. Bend the twig while
1t is young" is their motto, so that they
when old enough can help support two such
dens of sin AS are now eating our husbands
and sons up soul and body, besides robbinQ
our families of food and clothing every day
Where, Oh! where are we drifting? When
men bearing the name of elders can be seen
III open daylight staggering home to their
grief stricken and needy families. Now, |
say, stop and repent. Close up the dens of
sin before ii is too late. For there are ewes
that can see through red or green calico, and
ears that hear the prayers of wives and
mothers, and woe be to all of them that sing
where our Heavenly Father says: ~ have
seen your tears, and will answer your
prayers on them that afilict you"
We don't know where you are drifting,
but it looks tough on some one or some.
thing when men bearing the name of
elders can be seen in open daylight stag
gering home to their grief-stricken and
needy families"