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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

w. r. Charles VS.. Claude Mitchum,
appeal; continued generally by con-
sent.
Joseph Haas VS.. James S. Ream,
appeal; plaintiff files proof of service
of notice of appeal. =.
Everett L. Shackelford VS.. James
F. Bouldin, suit in equity plaintiff
files reply TO amended answer; cause
pending.
Nancy Thomas ct al. VS.. James
Jones ct al, suit in equity; motion
for costs sustained and plaintiff files
bond, which is approved.
James NJ. Morton VS.. Louis
Deutsch, suit for damages; plaintiff
by leave files amended petition.
Eli G. Ruuells VS.. Eugene l..
Phipps, suit in equity; leave to de-
PENDANT to plead on or before May
10th.
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
VS.. Fred Page, George Fisher and
Frank Spann, contempt of court; de-
PENDANTS Page and Fisher each sem
fenced to ten days Imprisonment in
the county Jail the punishment of
defendant Spann is committed to a
fine of 81 and costs and he is dis
charged.
Lizzie p. Castle ct al. VS.. Rebecca
Thatcher ct al, suit in partition /;
Louis Hoffman appointed guardian ad
Item for infant defendants. Flora n.
Thatcher and Ernest VI. Thatcher /;
leave to all defendants to file answer
in thirty days after term.
Henrietta Hickman, by guardian;
William Harvey VS.. John w. Nc
Intosh ct al, change of venue; stipu-
lations filed and cause continued gen.
orally accordingly.
Benjamin Allen VS.. Thomas b.
Anderson, suit on note; plaintiff files
motion for judgment on the pleadings.
Cooperative Coal and Mining COM
pany VS.. John G.. Sprague ct al; de-
fendaut files answer.
Aultman, Miller d Co. VS.. w. F.
Hainline, suit on note; final judgment
by default for plaintiff for s62 with
interest at 10 per cent.
Charles Donitzer ct al. VS.. A. j.
Hall ct al, suit in equity; tried before
the court; plaintiff takes non suit;
Judgment for cost against plaintiff.
Oscar Jeffrey eft al. VS. w. Z. Cloud
ct al; suit to set aside will; Charles
E. Yeater appointed guardian ad
Item for Franklin B. Rogers; leave to
all defendants served to answer by the
first day of next term.
Charles d. Rayburn VS.. John r.
Thomas, attachment; dismissed by
plaintiff with leave to withdraw note
sued on, leaving copy.
Same VS.. Washington T. and M.
Insurance company, garnishee of John
r. Thomas; dismissed by plaintiff,
garnishee waving clam to allowance.
Same VS.. Home B. and L associa-
ton, garnishee of John r. Thomas !;
same entry.
NJ. V. Gorrell ct al. VS.. James b.
Gorrell, administrator, change of
on application of plaintiff
continued at his cost.
Virgil NJ. Harris ct al. VS.. w. j.
Harris ct al, suit in partition
Judgment by default set aside by con-
'ent.
Waddy Thompson VS.. Mary Den
lison ct al, suit to set aside deed |;
notion to dismiss for want of bond
and cause dismissed.
Court adjourned until this morning
It 9 o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
"RUCHU-PAIBA."

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation,
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder. 81.
Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
WHEN Baby vas siek, ~ ssvs her CsssesiA
Whsu abe w,s Child. shs cried foe CastoeiA
When abe bessns Niss. shs eiuns - CassseiA
WSn che hsd Chudsss. shs ssvstAsn CasaaiA

Have you heart disease in any form
if so use DR.. Graves heart regulator {; 80
years have proved it sure remedy for or
ganic or sympathetic heart disease. 81 per
bottle at druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
Law and Order.

III you never ate any boycotted hour you
should use the No. 8. Why was it boycott
ted? Because it represents law and order
Don't forget that Rembaugh manufactures
No. 8 for the people who believe in honest
labor. 4-27w4t.
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THIN PEOPLE.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
CROUCH ON PAIN"

Cures collie, cramps, diarrhea; extrnally
for aches. pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia
rheumatism.F or man or beast 20 and SOC.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
aR0GHON PAINE

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Troches,
15c. Liqued 25c.
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HEART PAINS.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swelling, Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured
by wells Health Remover"
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aROUGH ON CORNs. /,

Ask for Wells "Rough or Corns." 15c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts. bunions.
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MOTHERS.

If you are failing; broken, worn out and
nervous use "Wells' Health Remover" 81.
Druggists.
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ROUGH ON RATS. %

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Druggists.
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John W. HAYES

Mr.. Hayes said tomorrow this order would
be obeyed by all the striking Knights and
that they would present themselves for en-
ployment to the different railway compa-
mics. Thus ends the greatest railway
strike that the country has seen since the
memorial event of 1877,
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Origin Of an Old Expression.

salt river" is an imaginary stream
up which defeated candidate is sup
posed to be sent, and whence he is not
expected to come back. The origin OF
the expression Is rs follows: Salt river.
geographically. is u tributary Of the
Ohio. Its source is In Kentucky, and,
being very crooked aud difficult Of nav
igation. 1t was in the early days 4 fay
orite stronghold for river pirates. These
highwaymcn were in the habit of prey
ing upon the commerce Of the Ohio and
rowing their plumber up salt river,
whence it was never recovered. Hence
it came to be said OF anything that was
irrevocably lost, Its rowrd up Salt
river" BY an easy transition it was
applied to unsuccessful candidates.
He has been ruwed Cor rode) up 5.
r." or We'll row him Tor ride him)
up S. X. next fall. = M91.iac Of
american MStOrU.
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The ZcreDa.

The zereba is a striped animal Of tho
order OF Pachdcrmata. 1t Is graminiv.
orous, and is usually formed of sand
and water barrels. Its chief habitat Is
central Asia, but 1t also frequents the
neighborhooJ of Tamai. where English
men get inside 1t for the purpose Of be-
ing killed by Arabs. 1t has been sup
posed that the wooden horse Of Troy
was a zereba. In the desert where
grass is scarce it will eat soldiers era
ham-fed ones preferred. One Of the
zercbas most famous in history was that
manufactured by +. T. Barnum. He
made it out of a broncho with paint.
brush and two pots Of black and yellow
paint One day one Of the water bar
rels burst and washed the paint of. he
explained 1t by saying that the animal
had zerebrO spna!-meningitis. A small
zereba is called Zerclellum. Zerebas
arc rather difficult animals to handle.
The best way 10 treat one is TO establish
1t. That done you can retreat in good
order toward Hashccn Tor Tamanieb if
Osman will let YOU and. after exercis-
ing strict censorship over the press
correspondents. send home dispatches
saying that you have killed sixteen hun
dred rebels aud would like to be ap-
pointed TO a postofiice in Missouri.
Should this be refused you can open
real estate Office in small frontier
town, hire man to find gold in the
and then open saloon.
with faro layout in the back premises
not necessarily for publication, but as
n guarantee of good faith. This done
you can wait till vigilance committee
is formed and then 60 back to the land
Of white men and endow a home for
orphans. Minneapolis Tribune.
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Vicinity Items.

A Streator paper says; Sleigh loads of
boys and girls will be present the closing
night of the Ottawa rink.
The kankakee Gazette says that in some
Of the school rooms, of that city, ten min.
utes are devoted TO telling the news" in
which exercise the pupils relate any fact
which occurs to them. The newspaper re.
porters endorse this scheme. 1t will edu.
cate the rising generation to be prepared to
give up good, juicy Item whenever they
meet representative of the press.
The big drill at the Blanchard we'll, near
Mendoza, Thursday of last week, struck
another vein of gas at depth of about $50
feet, which Is said to have pressure three
or four times stronger than has yet been
found in this vicinity. The casing was
driven beyond it, and the drill Is still kept
at work in hopes of finding still stronger
flow at a lower depth.
The Chicago Tribune accuses T. +. W
Ellis, a Rockford dentist of palming of
upon II, as an original story, which he had
taken word for word from Harper's MdgG-
ztne for March, 1871 In the magazine the
story bore the title, My Great Aunt's
WILL and was written by Elizabeth A.
Smith. Ellis changed the title to "A Gro.
GERS Clerk" condensed the story slightly,
and sent 1t to the Tribune in compel tion
for the $40 prize offered for weekly sto-
ry The trick was discovered soon after
the article was printed and before the $40
were awarded TO Ellis.
A good joke Is told on Abe Godfrey
formerly Of this city, now at StreAor. He
visited the rooms of the Athletic club one
evening recently, and after the exercises
were over the boys got TO betting on
weights. Finally bet was made that no
one could gu,ss Abe's weight, and 10 de.
termine II, Godfrey was hoisted on the
back Of one OF the spectators, when quick
rs flash paddle came down on his TN.
protected corpus, welded by vigorous
arm. Abe says that he was thoroughly in
itiated as member that night
The Lostant school house, which Is stu
sted in the heart of the village, was discoy
cred TO be on fire at about II O'Clock on
Wednesday of last week, caused by de
fective furnace. The fire was first discov
cred on the ground floor and the rooms in
the upper story rapidly filed with smoke
The teachers should receive great credit
for having gotten the children out in good
time and In good orier. Had the fire &C
CURED the night before there might have
been sequel 20 tell There was literary
meeting in the school that evening, and
some OF the boys who thought they would
play smart joke fastened the door from
the outside. The building is said TO have
cost 5000
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GiEANINGS.

The province of Pcruambuco, Brazil
has IS, 900 slaves.
The income of ex-senator Hill OF
Colorado is $4,000 year.
English spinncrs complain that Amer.
lean cotton is steadily deteriorating.
There are probably not more than ten
peers in London who live on their Own
property.
The greatest height of m ocean wave
Is said to be about thirty-fye feet above
the level.
The average value of horses in Mass
achuSetts is greater than in any state 10
the Union.
The number of farmers in state leg
islatureS is rnport,I to b. decreasing
each year.
Nearly all the colorrd inhabitants OF
Athens, Ga. arr said 10 b. enthusiastic
ProhibitioniStS.
The average age of the Guards gone
to Egypt was twenty-thrrr, average
height 8 Iect-
The number Of gsslighted buoys on
ocean coasts the world over is rapidly
on the increase.
The making and wearing of paper
flowers is becoming quite craze in
some of the larger cities,
Mexican soldiers are said TO be of all
shades of color. ranging from nearly a
pure white to perfect black.
Some genius has invented a fishing
rod that registers the precise number
and weight Of the fishes caught
Next to a true-hearted. able comrade
in any good cause. the very best ally is
true-hearted. able opponent. Unity.
Two Of the greatest men in France,
Ernest Rcnau and Victor Hugo, speak
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4 Georgia Diamond.

Mr.. +. 5. Kim brew has met with a
piece of rare good luck. Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. kinbrcw. who is the Bailitf OF
Justice Chcrry's court, was walking on
the sidewalk on Calhoun street. between
his house and that of Bailitf Henderson.
He observed lying among the pebbles
what seemed to be piece of bright
glass and picked it up. Examination
showed that the object was not glass,
but some kind of stone. Mr.. kimbrcw
slipped it into his pocket and thought
no more of it until to-day. This morn
ing, happening to be in a jewelers. cs-
adjustment. he pulled out the stone and
asked the jewcler to examine it.
"Why. it's a diamond exclaimed
the man of gems aud jewels.
"a diamond?' echoed kimbrew.
"Yes, sir; diamond in the rough"
The stone was Immediately subjected
to tests, which established beyond doubt
that it was a diamond. Other jewelers.
examined the treasure, and all pro-
nounced it a diamond. The stone is
about the size Of grain of Western
corn. and is remarkably pure. Experts
value it at from $500 TO 81 900.
This is not the first time that dia-
monds have been found among the Pc
culiar pebbles that are scattered all
over Macon. and it is not likely to be
the last time. All the small boys aud
darkies in the western part of the city
are busily engaged since Mr.. Kimbrcw' 3
discovery in searching for the bits OF
shining carbon. -Nncon Gas Dispatch
TO ATLANTA Constitution.
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pirk-UDs.


The postoftiec lease expires in few
months.
Billy Graham says that it WAS impossible
for the Ottawa Gun Club to practice much
this week.
Prof. Tufts Is going to mail copy of his
address on "The Ragish Language" to Edi-
tor sapp, Of the Republican
Morris man named II. +. Strong, who
completed Il trip around the world in seven
months, returned TO his home few days
ago.
There are 30 couples in Will county who
are suing for divorce at the present term of
court. Judge Dibeil has issued an order
that he will devote every Saturday afternoon
and Monday forenoon to hearing divorce
suits.
Roscoe Conkling's name should not perish
from that glorious galaxy of statesmen who
'mmOrtali1ed their country's greatness, so
long as the country publisher remembers
the following noble and truthful utterance /:
THE smallest country newspaper is worth
more to its subscribers in one month than
its price for year. and does more for the
neighoorhOod for nothing than high official
does for his munidcent salary"
John A. "hitmOre. Of the Independent,
Sheridan, is agitating the idea of organizing
dancing school at that village. How would
John do for the first pupilS 1t would be re
freshing to see him spin around in The mad.
dening vortex Of the waltz. or swallowed up
in the rythmic evolutons Of the classic schot.
tische, with some gszelle eyed prairie bios
som c!asped TO his heart of hearts and a
come.'o-my arms and-stay there sor, Of ex-
preston on his finely chiseled mug.
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An EnglinhmNn'n TeHtimnnN.

| feel it my duty To the thousands who
suffer from Blood Poison to give my eXper.
fence with that horrible disease, and the
wonderi III effect Of Swift's Specific In its
treatment. am native OF ENGLAND, and
while there contracted this terrible dis.
ease, and for two years i was under treat
ment rs an out door patient at Nottingham
Hospital, but was not cured. | suffered
the most agonizing pains In my bones, and
was covered with sores all over my body
and limbs had vertigo and deafness,
with partial loss of sight, severe pains in
my head and eyes, which nearly ran me
crazy. lost all hope In that country and
Roosevelt in this city, and by a prominent
physician In New York, having no connec-
ton with the hospitals ! saw the advertise
ment OF Swift's Specific, and determined
70 give II u fair trial as a last resort had
given up all hope Of being cured, AS had
passed through the hands of the best med
ical men in Nottingham and New York. !
took six bottles of ). s. s., and can say with
great joy that they have cured me entirely.
am rs sound and well as ever was in my
life. was so proud of the cure that
wrote to Glouchester, England, TO an old
companion who is suffering with the loco
motor ataxia, as the doctors called 1t, caused
by Blood Poison. He has arrived here and
is taking S. S. S. with marked benefit. l
confidently believe that in short time he
will be entirely well, and that after having
passed through the best medical hands In
England without any good effect
l.. FRED HALPoRD.
New York City, June 18th, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift, Specific Co., Drawer 8, Allan
Ia, IA; n. Y. l57 w. 23d 81.
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Southwestern Dairy Association
Twentieth Annual Convention.

Twentieth Annual convention
The Twentieth Annual Convention OF the
Northwestern Dairymen's Association VIII
be held q, the opera house In the city OF
Beloit Wisconsin, commencing Tuesday,
February 10Th, and continuing -four days
This association, the largest In membership
of any organization Of the kind In the
United States, has become famous on &C.
coun, OF the exceeding great value OF Its
yearly conventions In bringing 10 the front
the best dairy thought Of the times. 1t
comprises in its membership some OF The
most noted and successful dairymen OF the
northwest. The addresses forged from the
close practical experience OF those men,
and the discussions which follow, inyaria-
bly, bring out a multitude Of valuable truths
for the instruction OF those that listen.
Every man who Is wrestling with the prob
lem o. how 20 make the COW pay" should
attend this convention Beloit is situated
In Southern Wisconsin on the Madison
DlVI5lSu vi VIC " ~ ~ W. ~ "'' 'H'
Racine & s. W, Division Of the c. n. &
81 Paul R'y. Reduced railroad fare will
be afforded 10 all who attend and become
members Of the convention.
A very interesting programme has been
prepared, embracing In the subjects dis
cussed all branches Of the dairy question
Full opportunity for the exhibition OF
Dairy Machinery will be afforded and
breeders Of dairy cattle are invited TO AZ.
tend the convention and exhibit selections
from their herds.
W. y. HoARp, Pres,
Fl. Atkinson, Wis.
Il. T. NCGiLSCY, Sec,
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Second Excursion Ia California

The Illinois Central Railroad will run an.
other Pullman Palace Car Excursion TO Los
Angeles and San Francisco, leaving Sioux
City at I'm, Monday. February 18th, Du.
bnque. An. February lG. Chicago. $50
?. NJ, February ID, making four days stop
at the New Orleans Exposition. This route
to Southern California has the advantage OF
all others, in being free from snow and ice
and passing through Kentucky, Tennessee
Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas. New Mexico
and Arizona. For circulars giving rates o.
fare and full information concerning thi.
excursion, and the American Exposition a,
New Orleans, address the undersigned, al
Manchester, Iowa. J. F. MrRRr.
General Western Passenger Agent.
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The wonderful stories told of grain
which had been made to grow after having
lain dormant for thousands of years in the
hands of mummies, do not seem 10 have
any foundation In tact. Mr.. II. X. Parks
states in the J0rnal Of Science that he has
investigated all the cases he can find, and
shows that there is not a single authenti-
Gated instance of corn found in mummy
having been grown. some OF the seeds
found in mummies have terminated, but as
they produced plants oats, for instance
not known to the Arabs of 1000 years ago,
it seems evident that they were systemati
cally placed In the hands of the mumrlies
by the ayariCious Arabs of modern days.
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Elgin, III
Escursion to Tennessee and Mississippi
W. y. HoARp, Pres,
Fl. Atkinson, Wis.

Etcursion TO Tennessee and Mississippi.
The Illinois Central Railroad will run a
very low rate Excursion TO points In Ten.
nessee and Mississippi, leaving Sioux City
Monday, February 22d, Dubuque A. M.
February 23d, Chicago $40 A. ". February
ed. An Inter State Agricultural and In.
dustfial Convention" will be held at Jack.
son, Tennessee, February ~ 70 90. Men
Of practical experience will discuss ques
tions concerning the best methods Of farm
Ing and the most profitable crops 10 raise
Land owners and land buyers will find this
convention just the place for them 10 meet
and compare notes. For Excursion circu-
lars, giving rates of fare and time of train,
and for programme of the Jackson Conyen-
ton, apply to the undersigned at Manches
ter, Iowa. J. +. MERRY,
General Western Passenger Agent
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes It's victims to be miserable, hopeless.
confused, and depressed In mind, very irrita-
BILE. languid. and drowsy. 1t Is a disease
which does not get well OF itself. 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and remedy to
throw Of tho causes and tone up the digcs-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods sarsaparilla has proven
tust the required remedy in hundreds Of cases.
"Ihave taken Hoods SarsapariIa for dys.
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none,roved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsapst'a"
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light ~,
New York City.
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They loved thee, dear, they mourned thee
dead.

They loved thee, dear, they mourned thee
dead.
Time flies, and they, cen they forget
To me no plying word was said
had ne right one tear TO shed.
These are words OF an exquisite poem by
Vera, set to music by Rudolph King. and
forming part Of good song, sent US, with
others by Oliver Diston d Co. Boston
The titles Of the pieces are:
forget thee not go cts) Alto song by
Rudolph King.
Don't forsake your father, John, go cts)
Song by Marshall
A Birthday, (35 cts) Song by Mackenzie.
The Lady Fern, go ctsl and the Fairies
Reyel, GO cts) Two pretty lesson pieces
for children
Marcia Pomposo, eco cts by d. L.
Heartz.
Toccsta, by Parallels, go cts) Arranged
by Hills; and
Mikado Gslop, $50 cts) Arranged by
Macy.
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This statement s. b. Arban a dry goods
dealer. of Washington Bo!eugh, Pa, is
brief, but entirely to the point. Il do
hereby certify that have been afflicted
with dyspepsia for several years, and two
bottles of Mishlers Herb Bitters cured
me-" If we undertook TO make a collec-
ton of certificates of this sort, we could fill
q very large volume.
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The inebriate's craving for liquor Is
caused by a diseased stomach, and the ap
plication of an appropriate medical RENE
dy prevents this craving and thus promotes
the cause OF temperance in an effective and
rational manner. Simmons Liver Regula-
tor arouses the torpid digestive organs to
healthy action and counteracts the desire
for more drink
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-30

Mexico is said to possess only about 100
factories of all kinds, owing to the paucity
of water and high cost of fuel. These fac
tories employ about $4,000 hands, and those
devoted to weaving contain $500 looms
and 100000 spindles. The largest cotton
mill Is at Queretaro, employs 400 hands,
and manufactures the unbleached cloth
worn by all Indians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-30

A Berlin woman recently attempted to-
kill herself by drinking five ounces Of ker.
osene. She became unconscious, but was
fully restored to health in three or four
days. Deutsche IDochsnschrif tells of
man who drank habitually an ordinary Ii.
quor glass of petroleum several times
weekly without any disagreeable conse-
uuenCes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-30

The early bird PATCHES the bronchitis,
and lovers Of carly morning walks will find
this true maxim. II We were per,
mitted TO make Il suggestion, We should
whisper: "Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup