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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EYR1Cr DECEMBER IS. lys.
TWO DAILY TRAINsro NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScnBCRa

ANO SAALA ihAlNo ~ II -N~hS~Nk
LEAVE RICHMOND. bYkD-sTREEr STATION
~ - NJ. DAILY. 20 retsrsDgr; kichmo1f and
NDrfJik Inr0 ~ ExpFes3- AfssYe ~
Norfolk % T. A. Siops only a. p--
tersDlrg, Nayorly, Niadsor' aaa sui
foif.
ssOA. n. Daily. ia Petersburg. Arrive ~
Peiorsourx io.is A. A. No. } leaves
Petersburg 1873 a. Y. Tor Tar n
Vile, Lynchbarg. snd al poias South
West
2:ss P. ~ DAILY s,s Psssr.burs. Arriv. Pc
tersburg slgP. H.; leave Petersburg
5:5sP. n. daily asrivinx Norfolk .i)
4. N.
irso P. n DAILY, va retsrDur. Anfv. 81
Patersbafg gg-s3 y. ~. connecting
slEh frsia No l. Leaving Petersburg
al 1889 4. N. re TsrmYnls. Lyuch.
burg. fosAhoatss, an AL 2oisu
so4in AL Hesl
ir.i5 4. H. DAHL. er-spl sapsay, sia Burssyllle,
for tsrmville. Lynlh oags. tho SOUTH,
PULLMAN eLsEPiN9-CAk AccohAVDA
TONS
40. l--slo-r,ng-csr fToia Petersburg 70 Brissol
without shsGgs. leaving Petersburg daily ~
I2.sD A. ~, sI1 Iyacssprs 10 aonpois win
NJ. s-Lyuchburg % New orissss, and Roe.
noas 10 Msnpot, sighous casaxA
Tickets, bageage-ehecks. aud ali inlormasioa
Gao to obtained at Richmond and Pelsrstsrs
railroad depoi. A. W. uarbsr's 100 Main street
ana q. shs Cempsoy's once, al east kaIa sissss
n. ". COJhlNkl,
psssnssr Agenk
W. n BKvtLL
Gssszsi rasscnxsr Agsas
cnAsfu o KDpv, v.es.rsss.asaI
Geasralome& 6oanekA Va ~ "a
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lICHMNNn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DICHMO&D. FREDERICKSBURG
commencing soy kmEBH ., $50 eastern
sterdsrl Cinr
80 A. Y. leave. BFri-str@st sisuoh dsliy.
ssops only 4. A.nlani. Uota~eii, MiE.
lord and Frsdcrilksburg, Brooke snd
N'Icwslsr ~Isrpar - " ashington
ash New IorN poss uot 500 az
fiua
POO 2. ". leaves Byr1.s,reet station daily. It
ceps sundaV psrior rar Mcnnonf
- Nashirr'fn.
s:3o p. n. leaves Byri-strssi station daily
i:l3 p. N. lrsyes Byrl--trcst station daily
~ops only ~ B,fhsnll. nufoul. amt
FreierictsourS sleeper Richmond
u New York
ssoA N. arrive. a, Byrd street station dsas.
sleeper from Ssv lsrf.
Q1SP. N Arrives A. kyri- street station isAr.
stops a. frNio1r sshgrg. Milford
fo,nseu. sri Aellsat. Sleeper ir1.
WA'hinetoa ald New YORK Does not
stop 81 Eoa
SOS r NJ arrive. I,rl street station daily
stops only - Fredericksburg, Nil
lOri. sni Ashland
9ts 2. NJ arrives Al hyri sfrset esaior ia4lr.
tK.snt ~l1isF. latl0r Car W ashlug>
Ton o. Mcnuoni.
ASHLAND tAfNa
DAILY gArsPr syvptra
SIC A. u. leaves ElnA Arrived ~ Asnlani w
f33 a. n
cor. ". accommodation leave, nyri-s,rscs
station. slriyes ~ Ash All A. B. v.
t0tF N. caves EloA arrives A. asn AMI a.
SgPN v.
645A NJ rrres SlbA Iearss Asaisni ssilD
sNA. " ac.,.nnpi.inr sr-irrs at nrvd-
sJ-oisiauon ieafa' hsllani ~ 81
bo9P " arrive, q, E,, leave, Ashland At
tAr,yfuR Iuo'c Manage.
b. r. ID NTfr- ,.n.Hrsl sHu nr.ntrnirlt
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION
". a A. 4 ~

JAMES RIVER OiylsiOS
*. q A. 4 ~
IyiyB KfcHsCSo
s&s 4 NJ. csny for Lynch g0r.. Lsriaxsos. sad
cin'on Forge.
Hi6 ~. v. scetsylus sccomnodsnoa sscsps
sunday.
100 2. H. daily for LynchburS aud Chfsou
Forge.
TRAINS AgxIvs RicHaOs0
eiiP 81. DAILY from g. Itft11 fprgs.
% A. Z. DAly frofa sliiion fpfg-.
Flj A. NJ. Ercept sunday from >s1tssTtiic.
station, Eighth snd canal s'reef-.
Il. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agrut
IT. uAsARAS. Gsneral Manager sa
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LkWKEc'

FROM NEW YORK CITY.
Mr.. A. K. HAwKzs-Dear Sir. Your patent
Eys-GlAsses received some time since. ard an
very much grAfined a. the wonderful changs
that has cone over my eyosighi since have dis
csrdod my old glasses and am now wearing
yours hLEAANDsh L0AH,
Secretary sts.ioners Board Of Trade.
FROM An EMINENT SOLDIER STATES
MAN.
ATLANTA. Ca. October 2, 1881
NJ. A.. K. Hdutgs, atlanta, o.;
Dear Sir,-lDs psnlisrOpic glasses furnished
by you fOme tmo since give excel INT sAi. lr-
ton. / hive tested them BY use, and must say
they are unsurpa,5ed In clesrness ana Drlilisncy
By any that 1 have ever worn. Respectfully.
i. =. GORDON.
FROM THE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, ia, March 3, lsea
M. 4. X. He0tss, atlanta, Ca;
Dear Slr,--I have thoroughly tested the glasses
you nited 20 my eyes some time since, anf have
found them 70 possess a spftnes9 Of visiQn which
sur q see ar ythlug OF The Kind have ever used
Respectfully, ". ID. bLOxaAN.
II. l. CASUN, practical opti,ian, will remsin
until Saturday, January 4th, NJ 4. g. CAtFLL,
JK.. & co. drag.tore. No charge Tor nitee.
de s5-tNh1cnr
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rATLRoAD LTvxs.

~ ~ -t<3v n.y. y1Z'B
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER Q, isxL
fsAyr RfcasoxD
e:l0 A n. Local. except sunday for Cnrs0
Forge.
ESQ NJ EXPRESS daily for Ola Point snf Nor
folk. Pullman Car T. Od Point
.f.eo A n. Express daily for Cinciunsil PArieS
Car Old Point 20 Chss lott"syiiie.
sioP n Express daily for Oh Point ant
Noffolx. parior Car ~ Oid Point
400 2. ". Accommodated. eKcsp; sunday. f~
Grr3ousVilie.
elSP. NJ mo 2. " Y. rlmitsf daily.
Puiiman Sioepiag-Csr % Hintoa.
s01d yesubule train With Dininz-CO
and Palmans, CbariCtsesViiis 70
CinclsnAu. and Pullmsns 10 Loaiss
vile.
TRAINS asRIvs AZ RfcHsosn
coo A. NJ. And 20 2. N. daily from cinctonssl
800 A. N. daily. except sunday. nom Grodons-
vile.
TRIO A. n. ami roo p " isi, from Ssrtois-
40 Z. n. daily except sunday from Chfsoa
Forge.
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old DOMINION STEAM. Ia
~ suIP COMPANY \ ~

- llli hsio street AMI iio. ia
InvfN WEis GA. freight sni rassslg OR AgsDi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
MEN AND WOMEN.

-Theie is a very Quaynt coloring
70 the makeup of the present Penn
sylvania Legislature.
-Advices from The far West lead
20 the sad conviction hat Sitting Bull
is still standing nuisance.
An exchange remarks that Boul-
anger seems to be ga very wel'-bred
man." By his name he ought to be.
Three times has the Mahdi been
defeated of late, but he comes up
smiling after every round. The En-
glish derive nothing but false profit
from their victories.
The Empress Frederick of Ger.
many will soon visit Lord Tennyson
at Farringford, The poet will doubt.
less write Mennysonnet in honor OF
the occasion.
Charles Sheriff., champion rum
ner of Yale, class of SO, is lying dan
gerously III at his home in Washing
ton, d. G. His physician says that
while he will recover he will never be
able 10 run again.
The Emperor of China, who i
only eighteen, is to havo one wife ano
two consoris. His better three-foJrth
are ssthree little maids from school.
No wonder his good mother think
that he will be encouraged in"uprigh
conduct"
Miss Candy, who is to marry tn
Duke of Newcastle who, by the way
is no relation to the Duke of Nccastl
who comes to this country so often II
the daughter Of an officer who ono
served with the Khedive's troops il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
NEED OF ARM-ExERCISE.
It's Benefcent Eject on the Organism,
Through the Nervous System.

It's Beneficent Eject on the Organism
Through the Nervous System.
Walking on an even surface, the
variety of physical exercise which most
business and professional men get in
town, is well known to be q poor sub
stitute for arm-exertiOn. The reason
is partially plain, since walking Is
almost automatic and involuntary.
The walking mechanism is set in mo-
tion as we would turn an hour-glass,
and requires little attention, much
less vohtion and separate discharges
of force from the brain snrface with
each muscular contraction, as is the
case with the great majority of ARM
movements.
The arm-user is a higher animal
than the leg-user. Arm-mOtions are
more nearly associated with mental
action than leg-movements. A mans
lower limbs merely carry his higher
centers to his food or work. The lat
ter must be executed with his arms
and hands.
A third way ia which arm-exercise
benefits the organism is through the
nervous system. Whether this is due
to an increased supply of richer, purer
blood, or whether the continual dis
charge of motor impulses in some way
stores up another variety of force, We
do not know. One thing is certain,
the victim of neurasthenia is very sell
dom an individual who daily uses his
arms for muscular work; with this, the
limit of hurtful mental work is seld Sp
reached. Walter b.. Putt, III. d., Vi
Popular Science Monthly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
A Word About Catarrh.

ut Is the mucous membrane, tina. wonderful
emI-Huid hvelOpe surrounding the delicate tis-
SUES Of the AIR aud fOOd passages, taat Catarrs
makes Its stronghold. Once established, il eats
into the vers vIIalS aud renders life but a long
drawn breath of misery and disease, duling the
sense al hearing, trammeliing the power of speech
destroying the faeuty OF smell, Iainting the
breath, aud killing the refined pleasures of taste
sdiousiy, by creeping OH from a simple cold IN
the he. IL, II assaults the men branOus linir and
envelOps the bone, eaIlng IhrJugh the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation. slOughin, and
ueath Nothing sort OF {. tai eradication Will
secure health Ia the patient, and all alternatives
ara simply prOcrastIua;e1 sunerings, leading 10
IA al trmInatiOn. SANFOKDs RADICAL CURE,
by Inhala,i n and by lpteTdal administration,
has never failed even VIII. n the disease mas made
frlgbtful inrOad on delicate cons itutions, hear
ing, smell and taste have been recovered, and
the disease thoroughly driven out"
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bot
tie of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF Catarrhal
Solvent, and IMPROVED INHALER all wrapped
in one package, with full directions; price, 81. 20.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co BOsToN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
NEWSPAPER HUMOR.

San Francisco Alta: When a
switchman strikes, does he strike with
a switch?
-Yonkers Statesman The fashion
papers are all talking Of the clothes OF
the year.
Washington Post: A smart hotel
clerk uptown refers 10 his army guests
as "war rOomers."
-Martba's Vineyard Herald: Pow
erty is cure for dyspepsia. Most OF
us take the medicine in advance.
Buffalo Courier: There is town
in Pennsylvania called Bruin. How
can the people bear to live there.
Boston Times: 1t does not neces-
sarily follow that a man with small
foot has an equally small soul.
Bosom Herald An Ouray chief
has been defeated in bis dastardly ct
tempt 10 kill an Indian agent. Ouray!
New Orleans Picayuue: No small
boy can expect TO eat bis cake and
keep it, 100, especially if it makes him
sick.
-Binghamton Republican: Patti
says plenty of sleep is the secret of
preserving ones beauty. Good night,
gentlemen.
New Orleans Picayune In spite
of the ague cases that have been dug
out of it, the Panama Canal has never
been any great shakes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

Egypt, Capt. Candy was Familiarity
known as"Sugar" and his magnificent
uniforms made a sensation six years
ago 10 Cairo, city which is not .as-
lily astonisbed.
-Youog ConiDgsby Disraeli, the
nephew and heir of the laie Earl of
Beacopsfeld, has been achieving
great success as the leading law com.
edy man of Lady Folkestone's anna,
teur theatrical entertainment. 1t will
be seen, therefore, that the present
owner of Hugheuden Minor has H..
herited not only his famous uncle's
fortune and appearance, but also bis
peculiar talents and accomplishments.
Daniel e. French, the sculptor,
recently said 81 once made statue
of man of whom / had no picture or
bust whatever. That was John Har.
ward, and all that is known of him Is
that he was just man and a godly,
end was full of learning The most
diligent search failed to bring to light
any picture of him." Should The
sculptor secure another order for
godly man full of learning he can use
Col. Shepard for model.
Gen. Lew Wallace will not be
member of HarrisOn's Cabinet. What
be wants is the mission to Rome. He
has long boon compiling matter and
making researches regarding the his
torical characters of the Eternal City.
He intends to write an historical novel
the scene of which will be laid in
Rome. Besides the Roman mission.
Wallace will ask of the Administra-
ton the Postmastersbip of indianapolis
for bis brother William. This request
will be seconded by John G. New.
Altogether the author of "Ben-Hut"
is sure TO be heard from.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

Germany is fast becoming one of
the leading naval powers of Europe.
The development in her feet, which
began when she set about acquiring
foreign possessions and founding colo
mics, and which has been attested and
helped forward by the establishment
of two splendid shipyards of her own
at Wilhelmshaven and Kiel, is seen In
the increase of her men-of-war's men
from 5000 in 1850 10 $4,000 at
present. In the list of vessels are
thirteen iron-clsd ships and fourteen
iron.clad cruisers. In the class OF I'M
protected vessels are nine cruisers, ten
corvettes, and five light cruisers. In
all there are ninety-eight vessels car
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f. F. ABEL, r
M,LLER'S SURE CURE.

The following speaks for itself
and is one of hundreds like it:
SnithtOn. Mo Jan. 2. 80.
DR.. L.. 4. Miller, Sedalia
Dear Sir: Il would say of your
hog cholera medicine that we
used iG on a lot of sick hogs, of
which about thirty head had died
before we got it. After using it
We have not lost hog.
Respectfully,
GEO. HOMAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

rying $50 guns and having 9 sum to-
tai of 1888 tons displacement.
There are at present sevenly-six tor.
pedo boats Of The first class, and be
fore three years will have elapsed this
number will be augmented to 125.
This is pretty good showing for q
country which, generation ago, hadn't
= man.ofwsr worth The name, and
had tho little shipbuilding that she
needed done in the yards of England
and France.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
tbs SUNDAY.


Of all days and the link of gold which
binds the week just gone with the
week which has just come. "Remem-
Der the Sabbath TO keep it holy"
How sweet, how earnest aud touching
is that command. How much it
means, how grand its purpose.
The bells which ring out The clear
tie deums of the churches seem to say
''Keep it holy" and the winds them
selves to whisper Remember, re-
member the Sabbath day."
It's Sunday and over yonder is
q little home scene which is
typical of many another all over this
great Christian land of ours. A
father, who believes that there is no
safe guard for those who look up to
him with their bright. inquiring eyes
and their quick, impressionable minds,
outside of the laws which the Lord
God Himself has lain down as the
foundation rock of their being, and
who also believes that he has a glori-
Gus mission to perform in giving them
an example which will make of them
good men and women, and also earn
for himself the praise, "Well done
thou good and faithful servant
There is the mother, also, the sweet,
busy, helpful mother, who feels in her
true heart the beautiful influence of
the day, and who says, at is Sunday
and time for the children
to 60 forth 10 the Sunday Sci ool.'
Then she ties on the little cloaks and
the wee hoods for the golden haired
girls, and helped the ruddy checked
boys on with their overcoats, gives
each loving pat and tender kiss,
and then with prayer on her lips,
remembers "the Sabbath day to keep
it holy" and soon with the husband
she loves and who loves her, seeks
"the little church around The little
church around the corner" and is
happy among Gods people. All |!
this is the sweetest life which comes
to humanity and wealth, nor fam9,
nor power has anything to give 10 its
stead.
IT'S Sunday, and the great mills
which yesterday roared and Changed
with a thousand voices, the counting
rooms where the "money changers
harsh voices rose and fell with monoto-
nous regularity, the great busy marts
of trade, all, all are silent. The labor
ing men and women linger little
longer in their beds to-day. They
are so tired-God pity them so very
tired and It's Sunday aud rest day and
they want TO make the most of it.
They are not slothful. not wicked,
only tired, with a tire which is hard to
shake off and which feels as if it might
have been begun before they were
born. It's Sunday our own Sunday;
with its peace, with lis holy associa'
tons, with lis gentle reminders, with
its thoughts of Him, with its tender
adm onitions, with its thousands OF
beautiful things, which Pagsn never
knew and which the InGdel cannot
know-thank God for Sunday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

The w. &. L. u. ladies of Wash
ington. ID. C.. have t?ken a whack
at the Inaugural ball and are out in
resolutions protesting against The use
Of wines and liquors. IL would be a
good thing for the ministers Of Indian
apol;s and the w. &. L. u. ladies at
Washington 10 join forces aud en-
deavor to rout the inaugural cere-
monies altogether. Without dancing
and without wines The ball will prob
ably be turned into prayer meeting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
Eczema ON Hands Cured.

Two years ami a half ago Salt Rheum broke QUE
on my l5nt nand. Ii apps red in white blsters
at nded my terrible mchIng ana gradraIIT
spread until It covered the entire back of the
hand The disease text appeared on my left
maud. tied many remedies. but could find no
et,Ie until obai ed the CUrICURA REMEDIES,
viii effected speedy and permanent cure
JAMES p Killarney.
2Si VOID Avenue, Detroit.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA, soc; Soar
Z9e REsOLvEsT, 81. Prepa cd by the PorrER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
F@Sepd for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, 80 illuSfralio,s ana 100 testimonials.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

The removal of Mr.. Shelley, leaves
the posioffice at Kansas City without
postmaster, and while Congressman
Tarsney is blamed for the lesult by
his enemies, yet it is likely that il
was a combination of causes rather
than any individual affair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

Congressman Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, has been discussing the
race problem and says that since the
negro is here 10 stay. he should lie
"treated kindly" So far Co. gress
man Breckenridge is right, but when
the negro gets into mood for fight
rg he is not apt to t,eat The white
man kindly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
Bucklens ArDica Sal e.

The best ss!ve in the world or cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, ;eiler, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin erupions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Mertz & Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

The Story that a Jefferson City girl
got piano in her stocking On Christ
mas morning has been confirmed by
the BAzOo's capitol reporter, who
has seen The girls tracR in the mud
on High street crossing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
CAN BE CURED.

The most agonizing, humilia.fng
ifching. scniy, and burning EezenAs
are cured by the Cuiieura Remedies.
when physicians and ALI other rem,
etlies fail.
have been ftiictad since asst March with
sk'n disease the doctors cahed Eczema. NV fac
Vas covered with scabs aud sores, and the Itching
ana burning were almost unbearable Seeing
your CCTICURA hEMEDIks so his hiy recommend
ed, concluded 10 Live them trial using be CurI-
cURA ano CurIcURA SOAP externally. a1d RESoL-
VENT lnterna ly Tor four months. / call myself
curs d, j" gIati.ude for which ! make this pabrc
81 lteMent.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK
Broad Brook, Com.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
Strains and Weaknesses,

INT oEraANS' CoUErOF BA .JMoEE
= COUN"", JANUA EY 20, lES9.-lN The,
MAI.Ea OF ZEE ES|Ai z OF AEUNAH s.
AEGj.,,. DECEASED.-Upoo tHe spnlica:ion
OF Edwin +. A1eii and Geor2e Abell. ex.-
cutufs Of tbe last will aud testament of
Afunah s. Abel, late OF Baltimore county.
SAFE of MARYLAND deceased. ii is this I'd
dav OF Jauuars, 1889 o,,|e' ed by the Or
.,!.ans cOrit o. Eslli more COUNTY that The
dsy appo: rted bv In. said executors, TO-
wit TueTday, the 23d day OF April, 1889,
for meeting OF this court of all persons
e0lilIet % legacieS under the will of said
deceaseV, VIII fntl proof of their
identdr, N pursuance of article. SO,
section 1!3. OF the Maryland code of
public general laws, be, and the
same IS hereby approved, 10 the end that
payment nav be there made undec the
Courts direction and control. And il is
fur, her ,de.ed that notice OF The same and
of his order be given by publication once
week foe three successive weeks in each
of The following papers to-wit: The
Evening News" Fall River, Mass. the
GRepo.,er Journal" Towanda, Pa the
"Gazetie aud Chronicle" Pawtucket, f. l.;
the Evening Bulletin Providence, T.. L. !;
the BAzoo, Se,laIia. Missouri; the "Iowa
Stale Regis az" Dssmoines, Iowa; the
"Gazette," Owego, n. Y. the Leader"
Ei5gaawp;on, \. Y. The "Herald," New
York cay The Chronicle" San Frrncis-
CT. California, and the Baltimore Weekly
SUM-"
MARX MELLeR,
Il. HOWARD GoRSUCH, Judges.
ANoCEw DORSEY,
I-ga seal lcd to lesacies under said
will Will be furnished with the foi ms of
proof of identity required by application
to
f. +. Abel,
Gro. w. AEEI. 'u'o'''
Sun Building, Baltimore, Maryland.
In testimony that tbe afOreToing is
true COPY taken fGom ;he original fled
and OF record IN lbe ONCE OF the register of
wills for Baltimore county. / hereunts
subsc be my mare aud afix he seal of
nv Cdice, this 2d day of January, 10 the
year eighteen hundred and e;ghty-niue.
Test ETNJAM y w. ADY,
Register OF Wills los Baltimore cou ,ty.
1-Sw3t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
Eczema ON BABY Cured

My baby has beeU troubled with eczema On his
lace, neck, head, ears, aud emil c BODY. He was
one mass Of clOs- aud We we've Oblig-d to tie mis-
land 40 prevent his scratching. / have spent
dollars ON remedies without eff - bnt after using
one box CUTlcURA am one cake of CUTICUEA Soar
enough for them.
FW BROWN,
Il Null St, BroUAlyn, E. D., " i.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

'UTICURA REMEDIES are the eatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case of Salt Ebeum Ia
this country. My mother had il twenty yeas.
ana M faet died from it. / believe CUrIouRA
wsuld have saved her lie. My arms breast a q
mead we've covered f"r three years, wn ch nothing
re'ie ell or cuId unuI used the CUrIoUR. RE-
SOLVENT. j. w. ADAMS, Newark, D.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

RA HV'S Sin and SCALP preserved and beautt !
OAAo ~ he'd by CUTICURA MEDIcArED eeAr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08

"AND JESUS SAID UNTO THEM,
AN THE BREAD OF LIFE HE THAT
CoMETH TO ME SHALL NEVER HUN
GER; AND HE THAT BEIIEvETH ON
NE SHALL NEVER THIRST"