The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-21
The Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court.
The following entries were made a
session this morning:
Mary j. Sugden VS.. Samuel Sugdcn
ct al, verdict of the jury rendered
for plaintiff and judgment entered &C
cordingly.
Louis Deustch VS.. Hermann H.
Dix, damages; on trial.
The special PANEL summoned thi:
morning were discharged at noon.
Mary j. Sugden VS.. Samuel Sug.
den ct al. defendant files motion for
new trial.
In matter of Elliott ct al. petition
for road. appeal dismissed by petit
TONERS at their cost.
Eugene Alexander VS.. r F. Hub
bard and j. r. Clopton, administra-
tor, notes Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard
files motion to be made party defend
ant.
Cimmmomat IL Horton vs. r. F.
Hubbard and Clopton, administrator;
petition filed /; appearance entered for
Clopton and given until July LIST to
plead.
Eliza Hubbard VS.. K. F. Hubbard
and Clopton, administrator plaintiff
files petition appearance entered for
Ciopton with leave to plead during
term.
The case of Tilbury against the
city for damages for breach of con-
tract on account of street lighting.
The city claimed that the plaintiff did
not understand how to run the lamps
and therefore they went out ON his
hands the council for that reason
Cancelled the contract. The plaintiff
claimed that the lamps were defec-
tive and their failure to burn was not
his fault.
Zimmerman d. Harter VS. Ramsey
d Harrah attachment by consent
defendent, Frank Harrah, files an
swer.
Zimmerman d Harter VS. William
Harrah, garnishee of Ramsey d Har.
rah, punishment garnishee dis
charged and suit dismissed at cost of
Asa T. Morehead VS. Mo. Pacific
railway, garnishee of Al E. Cordney,
punishment; garnishee gave leave
to file amended answer.
William Harrah, VS. Josiah A Bow
ers, replevin judgment for plain
tiff.
Bluff City Lumber Co., VS. Mark E.
Moore, garnishee of Jennings & Ray
burn, garnishment judgment against
garnishee on bis answer for s619.30.
w. S. Apperson VS.. James E.
Hall, G. of "; dismissed and set
tied at cost of defendant.
Eugene Alexander vs.. r. T. Hub
bard and j. r. Clopton, administra
tor, notes /; defendant files answer.
Elizabeth Hubbard VS.. r. I. Hub
bard, and j. r. Clopton, administra-
tor defendant files answer.
The case of G. III. McAlister vs..
Missouri Pacific railroad. replevin /; |
the case was taken up for trial yester-
lay afternoon
T. GRANGER STEWART, NJ. d. F. |
r. s. E., Ordinary Physician to III. |
NJ, the Queen. in Scotland, Professor
Of Practice of Physic in the University |
IF Edinburg, writes: 1.-The arteries
are sclerosed and atheromatous in the
advanced stages of the infsmmatory
and in the cirrhotic but not so small
n the waxy disease. In that affection
he small vessels in other parts are
the seat of waxy degener-
ltion". From this it will be seen that
n three forms of kidney disease classed
Is Bright's disease, the arteries suffer
changes, and it matters not whether
hey undergo sclerotic, atheromatous
,r waxy change, they are so weakened
rs to endanger rupture under any in
creased pressure. This explains the
frequency of apoplexy and paralysis,
md as clearly demonstrated that the
,nly preventive of these disastrous
.uptures of the blood vessels Is the
timely use of Warmers Safe Cure to
Keep the kidneys in healthy condi-
ion.
Reform school Kids.