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Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04
Spring Sickness

Hoods slrsaparila is prepared from sarsaparfris
Dandell1n. Mandrake. Doct. Juniper Derris', and
other well known vess able remedies. in such .
PecuihE manner - to derive tho full m dicipai
valus OF each. II will cure wien in the power Of
medicine. scr ,fula. salt Thsum. so-es, boil. pm-
pies. all hum rs dyspepsls, b iousness, sick adj
ache Indigestion general debility catarrh, rheums-
tism kidney and liver complaints It ovcrcomes
that extreme tired feeling caused by change OF cli-
mate sea.on or l.fe AMI imparts life AMI ,trensth
TO the whole syst m.
For Ave years / was sick every spri g. but last
year gan in February to axe Hoods ssrsaparilla
l IL ed i've bottles and have not seen sick day
since"-G. W. SLOAN. Ml,on. Mas
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for so Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD co, ApothAcaries, Lowell. Mass
100 Dnses One Dollar
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04
10 Ineck Coughing.

Coughing and sneczing can be stop
ped by pressing on the lips in the
neighborhood of the nose. Pressing in
the neighborhood of the ear, or press
ing very hard on the top of the mouth,
inside, is also means of stopping
coughing The will has immense power
also.
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04

HIS advice is in
Striking contrast
with the prevalent
mode of charitable
transactions. The
correct thing in
tn o present en-
lightened age of
the world is care
fully to record all
such in black and
white, for the ad
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04

Investigation of fire ruins show that
porous terr. Gotta bricks and blocks
best resist fire, w,ter and frost, next to
these in he order of tireresisting quali-
ties being the various concretes, or some
If them, and bUrncd clay work. In the
oest uilding worl nov done, the iron
part is cucased ia porous terra Gotta,
tie OF brick work in roof floor and tile
construction; the hollow tiles are faced
viii vitrous tile, slate, or any good
weather proof coating, or with a single
hi, kness Of brick. Encased in iireproot
materials, iron and steel framework is
claimed to give the Lest results.
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04

To the Editor-Plcase inform your readers
that have n positive remedy for the above
named disease which warrant to cure the
worst cases So strong IS my faith in It's Wiz.
tues tuat will send fee sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer who VIII give
me Eis p O and Express address. Resp'y,
II. G. ROOT, NJ. G, ls3 Pearl ST. New York.
No OPIUM in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail pc,
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04
THE WORLDS BLOATED CITIES.
BY PROF. DAVID SWING.

H f thin g
called a city
is about one
third blunder.
A C + o W d
m q k e $ a
crowd. The
persons who
assemble to
watch a dog
fight are more
II II m e L O II :
than the tran.
SncilOn lnstl.
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04
FOR THE LADIES.
DEVOTED TO THE FAIR DAUGHTERS
OF LAMESTED EVE.

seasonnble Hints About the Latest Styles
10 Drcss-How the Fashionable Array
Them notwithstanding Set Not Costly
Toilets.
lGEM rnnr rrnrnrrnr,-r.r.-nnN
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04
LAY SERMON ON GIVING.
BY HELEN A. sTEINHAUER.

Tert: DO good. and cast It in.o the soa II
the fishes do not see it, God will. '-PerStm proc
.rh
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04

The following appeared In a Minnesota
paper: members Of the Democratic party
have bssn using all subtsrfuges to account
for their overwhelming defeat, and numsr-
Gus are the causes alleged.
Il was talking with several of the van
quished on Fourth Street the other day, op-
posite bill board and ono Of ths party ex-
claimed: IT it had not been for the closeness
of the National Committee in the expenditure
of money, we would have elected our man.
The Republicans ADVERTISED their man like
circus" Several OF the party remarked that
no advertising was done except small an
nouncements in the papers, and few
hangers on the deal wGds.
"Hangersf' said our informant What
do you call that hut a circus poster" point
Ing to a twelve-sheet medicine poster on the
bin board, bearing the cuts of General Harri-
son AMI his grandfather.
"If the Democrats had advertised like that,
Cleveland would have been re elected"
The poster referred to was one of the famil.
lar black and white Log Cabin Sarssparila
posters sent out by an entsrprising firm en-
gagged i'll the manufacture of old log cabin
home cures, under the name OF Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies, and among other equally
valuable articles includes tho famous Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla, which is everywhere
recognized as the best of all spring medicines
and stands without rival for the cure o. all
disorders which are the results of i'm Durs
blood.
when the system needs renovating; the long
winter has caused the blood to become filed
wiz impurities
lhere exists no better means to aid and
strengthen the system at such an urgent
period than the uss of Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsapar.lla, which speedily restores the
blood to pure and healthy state, which in
sureS health an happiness
The reputation of the firm putting out the
medicine is above reproach, and is the same
firm which manufactu ers Warmers Safe
Cure, the standard remedy for the cure of
all those diseases peculiar to the kidneys
well as those which are the results of
disease i'll those organs and which has met
with guch phenomenal success for tho past
ten years.
We understand that tho posters referred
to made their appearance in many parts OF
the country sometime prior to the Chicago
Convention which nominated General Har-
rison as q candidate for the Presidency
hence the use made of the portraits OF the
Harrisons father and grandson-was either
the result of rema ~kable political foresight
or in accordance with the historical associa-
tior Of the Old Log Cabin with the name Of
Harrsol.
IrypStirttlOp of fire ruins show that
Frostburg mining journal., 1889-05-04

ENGLISH faklrs paint sparrows yel'
low and sell them for canaries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

boy was not well raised. But, my
friend. in standing up against Gods
law, in living without Christ you are
showing just that irreverence for
God. Now God may let you
have your way. / do not know what
your desires are. 1t may be for for
tune. Suppose you get it. On your
deathbed You will be like A. 7. Stew
art, who said to bis doctor. Doctor,
l will give you half of my fortune for
thirty days more of life. But your
money can't buy you a single mo-
ment. There was an example of
slavery to money. Your money on
your deathbed will be like theaquails
In the mouths of the Isrealites. Men
will give their bodies for money, some
will cheat, some will lie, some will
steal, some will murder for money.
yet all the while God is laundering in
their ears: "What shall it profit q
man ii he shall gain the whole world
and lose his own soul?" A successful
business man said to young man,
who was converted. Don't make a
fool of yourself. Money will give
you anything in the world, whether
you have any religion or not" One
year from that time that man lay
dead on the shores of Lake Michigan,
a suicide and disgraced; that young
man is to-day living, prosperous, hap.
dy. Do you notice in that passage
read by DR.. Miller that the very thing
they lOnged for became their loathing.
| heard two men last Sunday morn
ming q could not see their faces. /
am glad / did mott, telling about
their debaucA the night before. In the
lowest pit of hell, worse things could
not be uttered than came from those
mems lips; they were cursing with
lOathing the poor lost creatures who
had enjoyed their nights
debanch. 1t was worse than any
stream of matter that ever came from
fostering sore. The time is coming
when those things which we must
enjoy now will fill US with loathing.
My friends, Get right with God"
The path of obedience is the path of
real JOY. L beg of your not to wait
till this world grows loathsome to you.
| have seen men, one after the other,
go on seeking their quails. their
riches, their honors and at last have
gone into the other world penniless.
My friend it may be your last warn
ing tonight. Surrender to him, and
when you are ushered into the
presence of God you will not simply
be pardOned sinner, but a partaker
Of the Divine nature. Will you &C
lept him tonight 2''
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
Written for The sunda. Mnrri & Baz %.
HOW We KNOW

When grass creepS up Xix velvei pill.
And BEES hun Gro~sy tunes
When daffodils with nianv n smile
Nod 10 the Southiapd's rune,
When naples hang their tas>ris out
Add niue birds on The wing
With turquoise DOT the lawn ab out
Why then W. think tits spring.
When violets perfume the .ir,
And pc ,ch trees Wit in rose,
When scarlet-b east II bins pair
And joDqnIl blooms uDclOse;
Wh-n d,nd-iions deck the eAds
With many yellow ring,
And butiercups lift gold. heads
Why then We think tits spring.
When lads and lassies.. haste to WOO,
And fondly long 10 mate;
When fathers buy some hinges new,
And place them On the gate,
When boys, barefooled, fly their ri IS
With many yarl Oh string,
And coughs and colds their fun ROUTES
Why thenwe think 'Iis spring.
When housewives grid Them for tire fray.
And wrestle with the broom, = RI
When soap and n,ops are hoIdiss sway
In each and every room, j s.
When men eat dinners cold as stones 4
And dare not say a thing
We ieel the truth within our bones
And sure We are It's spring. PEE
Rosa PEARLE
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
MAJOR COLE.
He is Talking Salvation to the
Arkansas Sinners, With
Good Effect.

The Little Rock Gazette of April
Sd, contains the following, which goes
to show that Major Cole is rafting
the dry bones Of the Arkansas sinners.
1t will take an unusual amount of his
salvation to save the people who have
fought their way through the world
with bowie knives and 44-calibre
pistols &:
The Union evangelistic services at
the First Presbyterian church, are
continuing with increasing interest
and power. On Monday night Ma
jor Cole addressed the uuconverted on
The text: what is your life !? He
put this as a searching question to
each individual. There were many
inquirers and a number expressed d
hope of salvation through Christ.
Last night large audience as
sembled in the First Presbyterian
church. One of the most interesting
features OF these meetings has been
the singing of the select choir and
others. The gospel is thus carried to
hearts not otherwise moved.
DIR. w. g. Miilerr read from Num-
bers, eleventh chapter. Mrs. Kidd
sang a solo, the touching hymn of in
vltatiOl. {:
%, Jesus, Thou art standing
Outside the fast closed door
Major Cole said {: 81 desire the
prayers Of Christians as / speak. I
cannot save souls; only the Spirit of
God. We are here to be honest with
ourselves, honest with God. Your
has been directed to the
eleventh chapter of Numbers, The
grave OF lust In connection with
this i read few verses in the first
chapter of James In that chapter of
Numbers you will find, first, the de-
sire INDUCED; second, the desire graft
fed; third. the end of the desire. He
grouped his remarks under these
heads copiously Illustrating them with !
incidents from PERSONAL experience. |
Among other thiBgs he said My
friends, God exlcts nothing of you |
but for your happiness. We think
We can run things for ourselves better
.hap God can guide US. A little BOY
aid to his mother at the table, Moth
sr, won't you make papa keep still
while Lam talkingr You say that
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
Their Business Boom De.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Merfz &
Hale's Drug Store as their giving away
to their customers of so many free trial
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their uade is simply
enormous this very valuable article
from the ct lat it always cures and
never U Oints. Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, 3 Jncbitis, Group, and all
throat and lung diseases quic ly cured
You can test - .efore buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
THE BAZDp STANDS PAT.
The EIG ctric Light Plant Was
Sold Wednesday but Not
Before.
Jim Smith of Topeka Kansas,
Also Stands Pat.
Everybody Stands Pat Including
Pat McEnrOe and Bob
Morrow.

The Electric Light plant in the
city of Sedsl.a belongs to Jim Green
ell al Of st. Louis. Jim Green ct al
ais OWLS the gas foundry in the city
OF Sedalia. lt Vas asseveraIed q
week ago by d morning paper that a
sale had been made. tut The BAzoo
which was onto the facts, gave the in.
cipient morning paper The horse laugh.
As a matter of fact, Morrow and
Deuisch have not m de over a mil
lion dollars year out of the plant
and contract, and have perhaps been
tue most abused men in tue city
justly at times. When James Green,
of the Sedalia Gas Light company,
came up from ST. Louis Monday. a
proposition was made by Messrs. Nor
row and Deut,ch. to Mr.. Green
and taken under consideration.
Judge w. S. Sink went 20 st. Louis
as attorney for the Sedalia Electric
Light and Power company, and so
nearly concluded the negotiations
that only an acceptance Was wanting
from Mr.. Green's company. Mr..
Shlrk came home and telegram of
acceptance was received Yesterday by.
MIR. Deutsch. That is all there is to
1t. The sale was closed yes erday and
the horse laugh is ON the fellows who
really have done Deutsch & Morrow
an injury by idle gossip. The con-
sideration is understood TO be SIS, 600,
Judge Shirk refused To slate
anything except that the sale had
been made.
the Sedalia Gas company will as.
sumo charge of the electric light sys-
tenn next Wednesday, 1t is the in.
tentiOn to remove the machinery a d
plant to the gas works, north of the
tracks.
. MIR. j. M. Smith, of the Topeka
company to which has been awarded
the contract for lighting the city for
he next five yesrs, is feeling comfor-
able. He informed a BAzoo repor-
er that officials of his company would
arrive here Monday or Tuesday with
!, SIC. 900 bond and that work on the !
new plant would commence at once. |
5edalia will have two electric light
,lants instead of one. The BAzoo
stands pat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
MISS HAGGARD SLANBERED.
Some New Developments i'm the
MawhOrter-Gentry
Affair.

In its account of the sensational
/ marriage of Miss Mary Gentry and
Mr.. John Mawhorlor, which occurred
Wednesday, the BAzoo was uninten
tionally led into one or two misrate
ments, which are calculated to iniure
Miss Haggard, who is a most estima.
bic lady. In the excitement incident
to the affisir 1t was very difficult to
obtain the exact state of facts and the
BAzoo reporter was consequently i'm
posed upon by some parties whose
love for the truth could bear a good
deal of improvement. The BAzoo
learns that the alleged scene in the
cemetery was composed largely of
wine on the part of the informant.
The true facts in the whole case are
substantially set forth in the following
communication, which ex0norates a
most excellent lady.
EDITOR BAzoO:-I wish you to
please correct in your weekly and al.
so in one of your daily papers, some
of the outrageous falseboOds that we're
printed in your daily paper of April
the third in regard to Miss Nettie
Hsggard's objections to Mr.. Mawhort-
er marrying Miss Mary Gentry.
Miss Haggard ojected to the mar
riage because she didn't consider Mr..
NJ. Miss G.'s equal in any respect
whatever. He is not an educated
man, has not dollar in the world to
take care of her on; and is at least fif-
teen years older than bis bride.
He was asked politely to cease his
visits, but this be paid no attenticn to
until she finally commanded him to
stay away from her house.
In your paper you stated that at
funeral Miss III. threw a footstone
from grave at Mr., NJ. because he
spoke to her neice. This is a wilful
and malicious falsehood from begin
ming to end, and the bearer of this
news has not the truth in him. On
asst Sunday eve, Mr., Mawhorter sent
\ man to Miss HIS house (nho pre-
tended to be friend to Miss III } to !
ind out if Miss Gentry's brother was |
It home. sOn returning with the
news that he was not at home, brave |
little Johnnie, with his four brave !
started in hot pursuit, five
men to take one little girl from a sim
lie lady. Oh! such brave, manly fell
Ows. What pity Pettis cou nty can
lot claim a ..few more such heroes.
in arriving, however, Miss .Haggard !,
net them at the door ana told them
hat the first man that entered her
oor che would shoot down.
hey ,,- made. considerable
hreats but took their departure with
ut carrying !hem out or getting the
irl either. His being poor is no
erious objection with Miss Haggard.
Len. parents were poor people when
ney: started, but they were honest,
pright and strictly truthful people as
very one in Sedalia, Pettis county, or
/ the state, who knew them will tes-
fly. Miss Haggard has borne many t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

The Texas Tribune ssys:-"The late
atmospheric freshness has brought on
many cases of cough. and coli, aud DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is in great demsnd.
"Nhat wound did ever heal but by de-
grees 2" The thousand cases daily cured
BY Salvation Oil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
ROMANTIC WEDDING.
A Bride in Sky-Blue Silk Is
April Fooled, But Gets
Her Man.


An incident occurred the other day
at Lone Oak, a snail town IS miles
south of Denison, on the Mineela
branch of the NJ, K. q T. railway,
which will furnish food for those who
love to talk of romantic weddings.
he incident was a regular April fool
to one of the fair daughters cf Hunt
County, Texas, all of which occurred
owing to the absent minledness of one
OF Grayson countyis boys who went to
Hunt county to get wife ON April
1.
On all fools day w. E. Bige-stsff,
county assessor at Sherman, Grayson
county, secured license al Green
vile. county seat of Hunt county, TO
marry Miss ZuIieska Casey, daughter
of w. C. Casey, of the firm of w. c..
Bryan d Co., doing business at Lone
Oak, 3 SEE 4
Bigerstaff. on April i boarded the
sout bbound train, A. nj. Cooper, cpn-
ductor, at Bells, with bis marriage H.
cense IN bis hand baggage and his ticke.
10 Lone Oak In his pocket, enroute to
fulfil a marriage contract with Miss
Casey. ae.ee5=s rra.r. -a# 80
Bigersaaf's mind wandered. 80
He Was not Insane, he was dsZei
with the prospects of soon becoming
a benedic and when he disembI rked
from the train at Lone Ok. he left |
hand baggage, marriage License and
wedding toys behind, which were ,on |
on the 60 toward Mineoia.
After the train WAS 0us Of sight. he
tele. raphed as follows To- Conductor |
Cooper:
Hand satchel in rear car. Take
good care of same aud return to Lone
Oak at once. Important papers.
BIGERsrAFF."
Mr.. Bigerstaff called on his pros
pective bride and told her it was i'm.
possible for him to keep his engage.
ment and be married that night as
he marriage license had gone toward
Mineola in his baggage.
April 2.-Conductor Cooper left
MineOla at 8;25 a. IN. north bound.
At Abba he received the following
elegram:
TO Conductcr
Have you got my baggage? Want
% get married while the train waits.
This is case of life time and you
nay know how it is yourself some
line. NervousIy,
BIGERsTAFF."
At 9:45 a. m. the train pulled to
he little station at Lone Oak. The 1
'latform was crowded with people to {
es the marriage ceremony performed.
AS the train pulled in Bigerstaff
Fas the first to greet Conductor Coop
r, who said in loud voice: "Where /
, my grip"
He secured the grip, produced the +
cense, and then in the presence of a s
undred psople, a bald-headed preach
r, of the Campbellite persuasion, {
lade Mr.. Bigerstaf and Miss Casey
usband and wife.
They received the congra. ulations t
{ their friends in about three min a
ties and then boarded the train en- 1
'ute to Bells. where they disem- 6
arked, and took another train for l
herman. C
l.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
Police COurr.

William Rase and Cal Holland were
fined S. each Tor late hours yesterday and
given an opportunity TO 90 to work. Grant
White was also. fhed S5 for similar of.
fence. John Herberger was fued FIVE dol
las for late hours, and Pat Burns was as
sessed five dollars for plain drunk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

For the relief and cure of the in
Illumination and congestion called "cold
in the f1ead"there is more potency in Ely's
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making brilliant
success as remedy for colds in the head,
catarrh and hay fever. Used in the initial
stages of these complaints Cream Balm pre-
vents any serious development of the
symptom, while almost numherless cases
are on record of radical cures Of chronic,
estarrh and hay fever after all other
modes OF treatment have proved of no
avail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

The following deeds were filed for record
Yesterday: IL q. 90.
= John w. CORNELL to Lucy J. Murray, lot
10, block 81, Martin Il Smiths Second Adj
ditien; consideration s, 500. i.lEs ~.
- VIM. c. Knight and wife to James w.
Wright. 1899 acres in S-44-2l; considera-
ton s, 600.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

insults for the sake of keeping her
neIce out or ruin, but now he has got.
ten her, it is the prayer of your hum
BILE writer that he will treat her kind.
~. A FRIEND.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
Horses for the Army.

CAPITA Thoms, u. 5 5. is in the city
buying horses COR Oklahoma. He purchas-
ed % head of fine animals yesterday. He
will be in the city next Friday and Satur.
day for the purpose of buying army
horses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

The best g so Kip Boot offered to the
trade is made by Smith, Simmons q Pea
body. Ask your merchant for them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

What is more attractive than pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion? For
il use Pozzoni's Powder.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fifth Days Proceedings of the
Regular April Term.

City Of Sedalia VS.. Jacob Shobe
Motion to quash Information sus
tanned. Plaintiff leave and file.
amended information. Defendant ex
cepts. Cause continued,
City VS. Frank jackson. Plaintiff
files amended information. By cou
sent judgment of recorded affirmed.
CRY VS.. Frank Jackson gambling.
Dismissed.
City VS.. David Notwithstanding.
Plaintiff files amended information.
BY consent judgment of recorder af:
firmed.
City VS.. David Wright, vagrancy
State VS.. Joe Davis, larceny from a
dwelling; defendant pleads guilty.
State vs. Charles Davis, larceny
from dwelling; tried by jury, verdict
of two years in penitentiary.
Grand jury reports as follows:
State VS.. Cannon, assault to kill.
State VS.. William jackson.
burglary. Defendant enters plea of
guilty. jackson is the darkey who
rifed John N. Dalby's safe few days
since.
State VS.. Swanigan stealing: con-
tinued till next term.
WIN. ROBERTS. M D., Physician
to the Manchester, Eng. IDfrmary
and Lunatic Hospital, Professor of
Medicine in Ovens College, says:
SIN great majority of cases Brigbt's
Disease begins slowly and imper-
This is sufficient warning,
and justifes you in using Warmers
Safe Cure before your kidney trouble
becomes chronic. or pronounced
Bright's Disease.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09

A team belonging to man named
Sayage, run away in East Sedalis yester-
day morniug. The damage was slight.