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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
lrFliES OF CONSEQUENCE
ruRrurS.

Thirty persons we're killed aud iurty
injured hv the drrai'jnE III u tain IN Tur
key saturday.
\ solicitor named Mayhrw, doing bus
mess at Westminster, Eng, has alb.
seconded. leaving liabilities of $685., 900
while his assets amount only to 5000.
General Bouldngcr will spend the win.
ter IN Egypt, returning to the Island oi
Jersey IN the spring Ia take charge OF the
management oi a daily newspaper which
will he published in Paris.
\ hill has been introduced in the Dan.
ish Parliament placing coal, coke, salt,
sago aud ric, on the free list. reducing
the duty on sugar. providing for the alb
clifton oi he shipping duties and incrcas.
ing the tariff un industrial machinery.
nnNE.
Ex.Mnvur Thatcher, oi Albnny, y, v.
is nov spoken oi rs u candidate for l'ni'
ted States senator,
Gcn. John {. Stnrkwcn,hcr. n distin.
gtiishrd officer of the Union army, died III
Washington Saturday,
EN.prcsidcnt Clrvclands popularity
with the democratic masses il one oi the
interesting topics among politicians,
The Irish parliamentary delegates IN
New York disclcdt the reports of MIR
parncl's resignation of the leadership o'
the Irish party.
Prominent democrats in Speaker Reeds
district will present evidence To the dem
ocratic house Oi representatives IN sup
port OF the Charge oi Wholesale bribery
in securing his reelection.
The general missionary committee o
the Methodist Episcopal church conclude,
the work OF making appropriations al
Boston Saturday. Japan was awarded
500. .666, Corca 81 5,o2i. Lower Caliior
mia 81 900. The entire amount nppropri
! ated for foreign countries was Soio,OO7
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
\ SCARCITY OF MONEY,
THE OF OFI.ONDOSIits
THE CAUSE OI n.
Z 81 900 1000 Eailurc on the StOcL
Exchange. New yort, Thi- Nor
niug-MarEct Irregular.

NEW NnRK Nov. Is, 10 ii.-rhc tail
TIRE oi Guvandct * Go. has just been au.
noun,cd ON the stock exchange. Ih,
firm made an assignment t" {. Elliott
Miner. The assignee states that the liza,
bilitics amount to about Si,uuU,uOO
The failure was due Ia the action ut scv.
rral banks in calling in loans to the firm.
The preferences are $iu,0oO To War.
garct l.. Gallandct and $4,000 tn Frazer
Il Minor, their attorneys.
The Evening Posts financial article
says:
Tie stock market during the forenoon
was still as irregular and unsettled botll
here aud III London as il was Yesterday
There is II great deal ut arbitrary busi.
ness owing to the great differences
in prices oi the same stocks in the two
markets. Money was quoted at = to Jig
in London Tor bankers balances hut IL
the present CONDITION oi lnauccS we may
assum, that this is largely nominal, Til,
scarcity oi money in this market uw,
ing to the timidity of ,hc Lond"ucrs is
now the most important factor IN the
market.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
At I.OlsS:E:ISIII:ADS.
chicago sim Dispu,ing About the
worlds Fair,

Chicago, Nov. lS.-Thc congressional
committee to investigate the conduct of
the Worlds Far management, composed
OF COnprcssmcn Cundivr, Flower, Frank
and Wilson, met at the Grand Pacific YES.
tcrday. Chairman Cdnder asked Uircc-
tor Davis what his construction of the
law was as Tar as the constitution of the
national committee WAS concerned. ild-
Wis replied; "Supcrvisnry, aud added in
response to another question that he
considered any proposition to establish
foreign bureaus III the expense Of the
government To he against spirit oi the
law. In his opinion there should he one
recognized head ot the tnir, 10 the cNclu.
sion ot standing committees
Nirc-rrcsidrmt Bryan SAID that n the
time the local board appointed It's stand
ing committees il was ignorant Of the
fact that the national body was about
to pursue the same cUurSc
President Baker, of the Chciugl board
pi trade, aud q number ui the !nral hoard
ut directors Ui the tar Thought that tic
main part Of the fair should hc placed ~
Jackson park, than the mul,iuljclty oi
heads oi the fair WIS injurious, aud that
The national committee nHd himdcrcd
rather than helped the work,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
a:ONETO TIft. Hog TDm.
4 Ercigh ht Train RrcaEs Through
~ Briagc.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. iS.-NcStcrday
morning as freight train On the Kansas
city, Wyandottc & Northwestern WAS
crossing the bridge over the kaw river.
N this city, u span gave way aud he en-
tire train went into thc river thirty ircr
below. Ellis Moore, culurrd, stealing -
ride, WAS killed, Fireman Fred Allcn, q.
Lawrence, Kan, is missing the engineer,
conductor and three hraA,ucn we're bad
y hurt. The river is fifteen icCt deep anu
the engine and train are buried out az
sight.
\ large number OF colorcd men, en-.
ploycs OF Armours packing house,
boarded the train to ride across the river
to their work. Five oi them have not
been srcn.
There is no telling how many men are
inst in the wrcchasc at the bottom oi
the river.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
FLOC KING TO BERLIN.
TORRENT an APPLICATIONS
FOR TREATMEST.
An Institute to he I:siDbiisI,ed In
HBOStOn at Once ior the Care Of
I<usDIb,

BERLIN. Nov. lS.--A visitor 10 the con-
sultiug rooms OF pr, Koch writes to the
N0SSiSvhc Iritung as follows:
Imagine dark c"rrdor scarcely hour
and hali feet widr. tlruu"cd 10: a mot
ley ass,mblapc oi men and women. aud
in a small adjacent ante room thirty per
sous coughing in clDsc atmosphere auX-
iouslv awailmg thur tu,n l"r vNdnina-
ton aud treatment, rnv patient
who appeared to he in un nd
vancrd state ot thu d,svl>r had I"
hv carried into TIA, consulting room. lu
this room there Wurr i.ruc assistants At
work by q little tHniv. hny patient SAT
in chair undrvsScd and undergoing cN.
Imlnuii,ns, Hnd 'lrv. other patients
we're partially uudJ,s,cd Iud Hwni'rug
heir turn. In. Koch ~ the meantime
made lii Way Through ~, ,Diuug calm.
.ug tur impatient anA S,,,ug that every.
one tool, his or hes place
The stream q: :"wricrtiIus tor treat.
incnt has grown iUfu ur'iCvt torrent.
The writer, IN CONCLUSION. saws that
l'N ilhhI'lldl d'ttHhilNl'H 'WgHt lh 'Ih-
"cdlatCly erect Temporary hD-Ii'als ior
The treatment oi patients with tuocTcu-
iHSiS.
BnSIuS, Nov. - I he projects tp e..
tiblisl ~ iusipu ;.u ins'IJu'v wiCrc con
>umptiyc patients NAY hc treated 10y
kOch'S tuberculosis cure l. to he put
into operation at oucr. I'll, l,mph ioi
inoculation is on the way 10 tins city,
aud arrau. .ncUts have hr,u completed
So that lull supply viii br constantly
On hand Tor members ui the medical pr"
tcssiun who will uss il.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
WORK I'siS ALL.
Gen. Itooth's Plan to Relieve tie
POOR OF London.

I.oNpoN, Nov. lS.--Gcn. Booth, the
Salvation Army leader, addressing u
large audience at Exeter Hall last night,
said the favor with which his scheme for
the amrliurniiun oi the condition oi the
poor had been received had somewhat
surprised him. llcridiculcd The statement
that the sum desired would not he given
lie explained tnat it was proposed to III.
sure the use oi the fund lot the purpose
for which il WAS subscribed by means OF
u deed o chanccry. lie predicted that
after his scheme had had twenty years
trial there would not he an able bodied
man or woman IN the kingdom unable
to find work aud food. The subscrip
tions already promised Lc said, amount.
cd To 81 ,DOOUOo.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
The news F.!
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO
THE CITIZEN
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON
PRESS ON PkRNELL'S FALL.
HI: MUST CEASE 10 Hs: TIN:
NATIOSAI.IsTs' LEADER.

LnNpo>, Nov, lS.-Thc cpr"vinciHln"wS-
papers inin in the chorus ol dcnuncmtion
oi l'arncl.
The dundee Adv,r liscr ltiladstunian
says that the spcctHclcui rnrncl'Ssncak'
my ont at back doors and sliding down
ire ESCAPES is contemplate and pltlabl'
and that he ought, h.r q '''uc, to retire
10 private lit, rs th, lL'' al party viii
prevent any attcmp, /" hruHcn II out.
The ';ladsl"nian paper. m mauy eases
advise temporary s'li.ctilcrncnt
The London lnilN Chronicle saws at
is dcplorahlc that hr Should have wreck,
cd his career and DESTROYED his public
usefulness merely To ulaliiy "a guilty pas.
sion. How can Calhuiic Ireland retain
such a leader: The UId,llc-clasS electors
in England win certainly resist any al
peal, even by Gladstone, Ia support the
party led by 'arncll." "
The Daily News saws: The CnionistS
appear Ia hope that the diScrcdit that
has dcscrvcdly fallen on l'arncll will
cling to The Irish party and the Irish
cause, hut poitlral principles and parties
are independent ui a,,idcutsto lndi ual
leadership Even should the p cnt
leader step aside, there are Others who
will takc his place. aud the anticipation
oi danger to the Home Rulc cause will he
disappointed,
The Daily Telegraph publishes rar.
ncll's political obituary and says that he
must cease Tor the present. at least, to
lead TIC nationalist party. 1t is reported
that the followers al iarmcll dc not de
sire linn lu retire unless lie wishes, in
which casc the leadership will hc vested
III n commission ui winch Justin Mrl AT
thy will bc president
nIHIiN, Nov. iS.-rhc London cor
respondent of the frccmnn's Journal de
clarcs that rdrncli has no. the slGhtcsI
intention ot rcSiSming either the leader
ship of th, Nationalist party "r his du'
ties in parliament.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
pR0NIINi:ST ARRIVALS.
IL There NnN one Here THAT
Suu Know!

Eattrrr PHrk &. II. Pierce, Louis.
vile, Mrs. {. Llppincutt, Miss Lippin.
colt, Philadelphia; Mrs A. II. Boydcn,
salisbury, julius Meyer. Va; |. Lauren.
cot. y. y. Il. Emmrt. Chicago; Walter $.
Cnutarphcu. y. y; q. y. Richardson,l !. |,
Lindsey, High Point. y. G.; ]. NJ. fuotc
aud sister, brooklyn. y y.
Swanuau"a w. X. burgess, Greens
bore. y. C.: \. NJ. Fulsrr, Il. NJ. Soon.
hill. Cincinnati ". :. Baldwin. Geo. l..
Srudwick. y. v; u. Il. Vaughn, Louis.
vile; T. +. Robertson. Baltimore, q. II,
.imathcrs. Wayucsvillc; II. W. rcprnm,
\. y. NJ. l.. smith, Glover. ). G.. {, =.
Preston, Richmond. Va.
Gin Rock Wv. u, Burgiss. Greens.
hpru; T.. {. Hicks, Mrs. l.. Gentry, Rich.
moEd Va; 1. ~ Lowry, Knoxville; Mrs.
+. Turner. Wake Forest, l.. {. Moor,
Cincinnati; Mrs II. l., Blake, Miss Elan.
agnn, New Work, Rev ]. {. Troy, Muir.
phy, N G.; Mrs NJ. {. honesty, knoN.
vile. rcnu.; :. l.. May, Musc Cochran,
Flats, \. G., Mrs. NJ. l.. Luke Wayncs.
vile, y. {,
GRAND Central q. ". Conlcy, Lc
noir George Gale. wilc and child Miss
Stevens, Miss Brinr. George Walters aud
wiic, .. NJ. Trumhull, Jas. \. Hester, II
Lewis, g. u. ,iuudhur, Baldwin Thea
trc company, I u. Franklin, {. a. Low
cry. Knoxville. T. H. ll'ghcn, Franklin
". {. F,mct, Waync' 'illc; \. ". llar
ris. y. y W. K. h 2. I. Rogers. llcndcr
srnvrlc; J. ". rouhy, Boston; W. A
flaming, \. ). Ry., Juu. II. rolbcrt, sc.
+. T.. Whitn,y, Cincinnati; Chas. +
Gansc, Atlanta,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
4 l.ARS.S: SALE.
W. II. GwSn Transfers iSS Acres
Northeast OF the CitN.

The largest decd, financially. yet record.
ed in thsrouuty has been nlcd tor rcgistrn-
tion in the office ot the register ri deeds,
The property sold consists "i 80 acres
near the northeastern boundary ui tn,
city, and W. B. Gwymand wilc have trans.
i,rrcl II to the Sunset mountain luud
company, The consideration expressed
is SlJ2, 900.
II. l.. Taylor and wife have sold to the
same company fifty acres near this tract
iur S23.OOO
Work on the hshcvillr aud Crargy
Mountain railway is being rapidly pushed
through this property. About mile oi
the road has been GRADED
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
THE GEORGIA sI:NATOHsiiII..
voting Bcytus This -. M.-TwO
Candidates..

ATLANTA, Nov. lS.-Atlanta and all
Georgia is red hot over the senatorial
situation. The halluting hcgus this AT.
tcrnuon. The two prominent candidates
are ten. John Il. GurdLn and Mr.. Pat
Calhoun. Gordon, rs Is well known,
took strong grounds against the sub.
treasury hill - aud that won for
him the opposition oi the alliance.
Allianccmcn from all parts Of the state
are protesting against Calhoun because
OF his connection with u great railroad
monopoly aud these protests have been
strong enough to nut many legislators i'll
the attitude ol being opposed ~ Calhoun
even stronger than to Gordon.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
ANT|M|CRA|NE. .
-THE
NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
HEADACHE.
TRADE MARK REGISTERED,
ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE ANT
ALWAYS SPEEDY.
Cures Every Nar,.t, Of Headache
ANn NOTHING EISR.
-
ANTIMIGRAIEE

'M,I"'S',I,'Ns the cuviable reputa-
ton OF being the finest, most effective
and reliable article il. the market for the
speedy relief and cure Of every variety of
that common trouble, HEADACHE. The
immense favor which has greeted 1t from
all quarters, proves its true merits and
acceptabiity to the public. II is some
thing winch almost everyone needs, and
those who have once tried il, will never
be without,
For its curative powers it does not de-
pend upon the subtle influences OF such
poisonous drugs as
ANTIryRINE, MORPHINE,
CHLORAL AND COCAINE,
Since il does not contain an atom oi
either OF these. Ii is absolutely free from
injurious chemicals, and can bc taken by
young aud old without fear or serious
results. 1t is n a Cnthartic, does not
disarrangc the stomach, and contains
no noNuus ur srkcnlug ingredients.
The peculiar advantages of Ant'mi-
grainc consist III its being thoroughly
reliable as q cur, ior any kind oi head
achc--withuut respect to causc-lcavinI
no unpleasant or annoying aitcreiiects,
us in the case oi other so-callcd harm
less" remedies. These qualities make 1t
the most popular aud salcable article III
the market. wherever known.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
WHITLOCK'S,
IS SOUTH MAIN STREET,
ASiIENlLLE, ~. &.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.


"hi''och :, 'or' EaSlc BLOCK.
Our new stock of Dress
sre them, at Nhll'ock =, cor.
Eagle Block.
I,iyht w,i.l,t Jersey .I,ck.
WV '''''' Wv wig ~"
i'"''' " ''''''"'' '''
Eagle Block.
r,ul,,s Cnm,,r,s ,uJ
Curt,;, ,,,,,,.;,,, - Whit,
,,o,... yo,.,. ,.,,.,, s,,,l.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
GREAT VITALITY.
\ Man Lives Win Hi- Head Hnii
lbn.

RIRMINGiIAM. Nov. lS-NVstcrdaS at.
trrnuon at Cropucll, thirty miles from
here on the Coosa river, Back bremen,
an cmployc at Wilder y llull's saw mill,
tell on Il saw and his head was cut
through from the crown to the midway
oi the nose cutting out clnts of the BRAIN,
bremen did not lose consciousness, and
three hours aitcrward was still alive and
talking clearly. lie is about 60 years
ui age.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18

FrOm The Nmcfirnn UrOctt1
"W,ll, James," observed the gentle.
man, III hear YOU got q situation as valet
recently ?" 81 did, sir" replied James,
but II was too blamed much for my
sci.rcspcct. What do you think the boss
asked me to do the very first morning
Wanted me to hc' him dress"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
Mr. O'I.cary's Gniiauiry.

From the Boston Herald
Mrs. Mccarthy Ito pedd'cr,--ls thin
cabbagcs nice, Mr.. O'Leary1
O'Leary (gallantly -Bcdad, they're
as fresh and green as yourself, Mrs. Me
Carthy.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. lS,-Firc last
night destroyed the plant of the East
Florida land and produce company in
Bucno Espcmuza, n suburb of ST, Angus.
tine, togct her witt 900, 900 feet of lum.
Der. The loss is estimated at overSl0O,.
nm
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
Il, II, stnhIu,au Resigns.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov ls.-col. Il. d.
Stnhlman, third vice.prcsident Of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. has
rendered his resignation and il has been
accepted. Ills successor will be Judge W.
|. Woods, Of Evansville.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18
Who Told You So?

W.T.. Crawford saws that II. G.. Hrnrt
told him that he heard Jim Gudger SAY thnt
Rob Vance told him that Kope Elias heard
that there was no doubt hat W. W. Rollins
said thst Tom Johnston thought that Hob
Furman had told sitting Hull that Buffalo
Rill had declared to J II. Courtney that Il
was generally believed that ban Reynolds
had said In plain terms that he heard lack
worley say that his friend John l.. sullivan
had said that iii, beaver inioryn him at
the congressional convention IN this city that
" was a well known fact that the House.
keepers Union had caught Gen Ciinymnn in
saving that in his opininn il was a matter of
fact and oi grca public interest that l. l.
Nackry in'imatcd to Jess Lowry that HiIi
Nvr had said while attending the county con.
r.ntion last saturday that anyone caught
rradng this shall repair at once to the store
~ A. u, COOPER, North Court square. aud
inspect his mammoth stock Of all kinds of
Groceries. Provisions, Ne. where arrange.
mcnts have been made to furnish YOU niI
kinds oi staple and Fancy Grnccrics vi the
Hest quality at the Lowest Prices
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18

Eternal advertising is the
price of trade. Some argue
that it is expensive to advrr-
tiSr. II is the most prOfta-
bh expense .yOn can have, if
.vOu hHmIh ii prOper!y.-.ME
nrl, MaSS., journal.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18

4 man with q business cap
abh at being pr0ftab!y ad-
,rmiscd, but who refuses to
give printers ink q trial, is
his own worst rncmy.-IIin-
tcrS Ink.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-18

IKANT'S PHARMACY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
BEDROCK WISDOd.

Everyone is the son of his own
" rSs.
No man Is a free man who has q
vice Tor his master.
To persist in living beyond oul
incomes is 10 live a life of di>honestv.
-Politeness is as natural 20 refined
natures as perfume is TO flowers.
Alterations in any part of our
carriage light up a candle TO or de.
, feet, and never fail to make IL. OBJ.
jccts of notice, either a. wanting sense
or sincerity.
The Coz dition of the world would
be improved if men W, re to ihins less
OF the dishonor of submitting t,
wrong and m re Of ,he dishonor of
doing il.
1t cam be too deeply impressed
on the mind that appli. ion il the
price to be paid for mental acquisit-
ions, and that it is a. absurd tn ex-
pect them without it as to hope for a
harvest where We lave not sown the
seed
1t is MT the people who shine in
society. but the people who brighten
up the back parlrr; not the peIple
who are charming when they are out,
but the people who are charming
when they are in, that are good 10
live with.
He who does the best he can is
always improving. His lest of yes
terday is outdone today, and his best
of to day will he outdona tomorrow.
1t is Il j, st sdy progress, no matter
from what noint it st lrts, that forms
the ch eff element of all greatness and
gOOcness.
Without love life is SC RELY
worth living; with it III worst blows
Of fortune tai comparatively muffled
and harmless 80 lorg Is We love
and are beloved, We can bear the
Wins and 81 Is with stpiyal equani
nifty Nnen love f lis Us, or our be.
loved is tax n f:om Us. then are our
armor OF Grid OR de'euse. and cur
safeguard gone Mout,ell Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
ODDITIES.

-Flocks of wild pigeons have re-
appeared at Kingston, Ont, after
many years absence. Good crops
and sickly summer are thought in
Canada to mark the years when wild
pigeons are plenty.
1t was a popularity of the late
Samuel j. Randall that he left the
hsndliEg of his own financial matters
to his wife. 1t was a common occur
renee for those who We're i1equsn ly
at his home to hear him call to his
Young sen Sammy TO ask mother
for 80 cents or 81 wherewith TO buy
postage stamp.
South Dakoia's farmers, inspired
by McKinley's generosity TO sugar
painters. are peli'iOning the dictator
of Uncle Sans purse to offer boun-
ties to growers of cereals, flax, pota-
tees. onions and pumpkios. 1t IS
now time for the workingmen To arouse
themselves and ask for b unity on
babies. on the ground of national
service in enlarg Nc tie hcme mar.
! ket.
In one of the upper counties Oi
Michigan n woman with one Chilli wss
insulted L. woman With seven
childr n. Thn one Chill woman tOab
her little dear to Wisconsin. expo eC
him to the whooping cough. and then
reformed aud push. d him throsgh ii
line fence. The seven children row
whoop. yell. Cough and kick, and the
mother says she had rather BEEN
5 ruck by light, ming.
A Georgia editor has an old Con.
federate shoe, manufactured for the
government in 1864, just b fore the
war ended The sole is fully three
quarters of an Inch thick, and is made
# p 'plar Wood, evidently shaped with
a Ratchet or drawing kni e. The
upper is at ache t. the sole with y
strip of iawhide, running entirely
around the shoe, the leather bring
held to tie sole WI b large carpet
tacks. The UPPER is of rough cow
hide, dressed oniy on the Inside.
1T is a fine question OF law and
morality That the Pennsylvania oil
producers bring up to justify tn
pumping of their oil wells on Sunday.
A local justice in the oil regi ms has
fined man for operating a we'll on
the Sabbath, and the case is to b.
taken up TO the hisher courts, or
plea that if he We s st'nd idle for a
d.y, the water, which is the bane Of
every OIL field, will flow in and ruin
them. For this reason the oil POO
lie say their occupation Is wO k of
necessity, and is not Sabbath desecra-
ten within the meaning of the law
Ag authoritative utteranCe on this
pint will interest the people of IL
great many occupations.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
Why suffer with the Remedy at
Hand.

Gentleman: | have been 4 great suf
erer from Sciatic Rhsum iIism for five
years. \ portion OF that time | have been
confined e. nv bel. Have been treated
by the bss. phvsicians without reli-f. |
am no~ Iakiu. Ill fourth bt l. of Hib,
barIs 4 runs!ic Syrup and frmiv believe
!, vii! wcIa - peymanent cure. 1t acted
upun the liver aui regulated my kidnev>
and digestive organs Immediately, and has
done me more god sIready than all thu
oih.r ni-di, ines | have ever tak-n. i
Oh. eflul.y recommend this medicine
Mrs. ALTHA HERRINGToS, A tons, Mich.
Sold by all Gruegisis. Prepared ouly
by The Charles Wri.ht Medicine Com
pany, Detroit Mich.
W. + BARD, Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10

Jefferson City having nothing else
to brag about. has come to the front
with pond fell of frogs. Frogs ere
all right for jefferson Ci'y peo-
pc but for our legislators they wont
do Th2t is one reason the capital
mus cone here where they can get
grain ami blue grass feed meat, and
not have to strain their teeth on the
muscle of an animal hat tas grown
strong climbing over the hills of Cole
cJunty.