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A SETTLEMENT WIPED OUT.
Terrific Storms Along the Illinois
Central-Eight Persons Drowned.

WATERLOO, H., June 24.--Reports were re-
ceived by Illinois Central officials In this city
OF a terrible wind and rain storm which pre-
vailed last night along that company's lines
frOm storm Lake to Lemara, distance OF
tifty-siX miles.
Four persons We're drowned at Cherokee
and four at COrreCtiOnyille.
Sutherland, O'Brien County, small station
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad,
five miles from Calumet. IS reported TO have
been wiDed ont, over forty buildings being
blown down.
which left here last night at l0.50 Is stlll at
Storm Lake.
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JOSEPH w. ALS0P DEAD.
He Was Democratic Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Elect OF Connections.

fspECIAL TO THE FvENISG woRLpl
NEW HAVEN, Com, June - --Ioscph w.
hlS0p, Democratic iieutenlnt-G Governor
elect, died suddenly OF heart disease AZ MS
home IN NlIdlttown, at noon.
lie was LI,y-thrcc ycsrs OF asr.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Yale lost the toss, but says that's a mat.
ter long way from losing the race.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Jersey bodlccs have opened ont new 1cld
Of industry, namely, wcll-nttlng bDdices "a be
bought Mt the drapcrs, which seem to be cap
able of adapting themselves {" almost any
figure. At the present moment the shops
have some pretty red slk ones, which serve
Cor ten jackets. They are tucked pcrpcndlcu-
larry with fine runners about the meek, and
some or the blacl; ones have red fronts, while
the white are trimmed with gold.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

The Queen of HAWAII has. after ali.
succeeded in sailing all around her
Islands without being kidnapped.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Some queer things come under the notice
Of women clerks In the big dry-good stores
said little splnster who Is ,ub-hcad Of the
white goods department in sixth avenue
nrm: A young lady came In here the other
day, picked up petticOat from special sale,
went TO Atttng-rocn, put It on and broUgh,
me the scllcd one 10 send home. It was rain
Ing, and She felt wet ana Uniily, she said
Ii is not an unusual thing Tor acu '1mcr to
ask 10 try on pair OF silk stocHngs, a re-
quest never refused in fine stock, be-. re taxi
lug them.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

From all appearances tho New Orleans
Jury was not hribed.
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Everywhere

Iou 20 you arc reasonably sure TO e, or no ~
something a'oUt Hoods sGrspprriNa. No4.oil-
cine before thc pubic ha, woI such ror.r'ari;y
or been 30 uch talked about ami urelsod. "A
CieE ifoeounuy uoodsArrsarlriua, PECULIAR to
4Ica, -OJ Gosos one doliGc are fumila- house
ho'd Words Foods isa9aT'l,a ha- wgu unIipl-
l'ed Praise by ITS wonderful power IN making
ec-oil'ouT and lupule blood rinh and pure
IN no satisfaction at lneala experienced By the
iormer dyspeptic, IN the happiness OF those I:
hHH cured OF Inalsria and ca;srrl IN buuyancy Of
~ irts sno Fooc appetite It has impaired TO thUso
recently "caE tised and run down.
Nood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all di iuggists. el six for f5; prepared
only by c. !. HOOD CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1891-06-24

4 good deal of a wild time has grown
out of Philadelphia's Keystone Bank.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
THE CLEANER,

A particularly ragged tramp was do2iag in
n shady spot on the steps uf large ware
house ON Mercer street yesterday when some
boys cmvloyolun an upper floor hll"d paper
bag with water aHd seated twn large balls 0f
payer, which, at given signal they dropped
on IL. druwsy Wayiar'r. Tn three missiles
slrrog u.r al h" same time, landing ON his
head and shoulders. calmly brushing the
water and paper from hi, rags, MIR. Tramp re-
Sumrd his nap win bored look on hts face
as though such proceeding was monotonous
In rs frequent rcpc'tious.
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Tho silver Lining.

Miss SIT is dreadful tnot al y-ur rurni.
l'lra was burned NJ IA ihl, fire ip your fiat,
Mr.. hniJn-lca, 4 wa, nrcNy Bad. Bu;
then, We got lid u the Iuu shn,
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+. II. FOTtmcycr, the Director Of the Man
ILl I'M. 81 Ll.L D.. L-lLIL .lL-. L.

,
haitian Athletic club, says IL an Interview:
Yes, tn" present member, Of tho Varsity crew of
The University Of Pcnuaylvania, now training AT
meinbogs OF this Club f6r,c month"; ago. rho Cia6
cond not enter them under its coor3 in tho Harlem
aud would not leave college until July 1, from
which date thcy viii represent the Manhattan
they viii be eligible. In regarl to tho rumof of
their heing sent 70 Europe ny hs Club there G not
OF a match rsce 6etween the Htalsntas and OUT
GROW, such raco is contemplated, aud ii the Alta
dctcrmine which IS The bctter Grow. We viii be only
too glad to meot them whenever it Is convenient.
John l.. sullivan says the 10th NJ September
John cun get down to ,;cGnt as safely as he
gets down to details, he'll b" all right.
The members Of tn Scawanhaka Boat club
and their many friends went on their annual
excursion yesterday To ldlcwild Grove on the
Sound. About eight hundred people were in
III" party: In the ltrst trial Of the pair-oarcd
gigs WASHER and IeCd defeated AhrenS and
Campion, covering the mile In nine minutes
The second trial resulted In John Garcia
ana Manuel Aboarez defeating Harry Emer-
son and Harry Rankin rine-S16 minutes.
John Tcnd, and John Garcia and Manuel
Alynrez was rather exciting nt the finish.
The referee decided that Nasslor and Tcrd
had won by nearly four feet. Times min
ut"s There were only four entries In the
single gig race, and they We're G. Weeks, l..
Goldsmith. 4. John and 4. Grimes. II was
won BY Weeks in ~ minutes, John coming In
second quarter Oi a minute later
George w. johnson, n the SDnpareil Row
ing club, acted aS referee ;AuguaLWS PCvcrpllr,
Of the Atalanta Boat club, Judge ut finish,
and Robert stall, New York Athletic club,
was tirnekeeper. The siy-narcd barge race,
the tub race and the swimming race viii take
place next sunday morning OF the club
house, foot OF South Tenth street, BrOuklyn,
L. ID.
The Mi!dln states Regatta Association will
hold u very important meeting Mt s o'clock
this evening at The Hotel Marlborough, Broad
way and Thrty-siNth street, this city.
It has been suggested by Editor Lumley
that the money posted AZ the NlHS'ruted NetCS
OfIico by Sullivans hackers ho sent over to
England for fear Slayin should try to avoid
making the match.
Anybody who knows anything about the
Granite Association, OF HCbDGcn, Is fIly
aware that that Organization does not con-
template moving TO Long Island CITY in Sep
tenbcr The Granite Association Is made up
of prominent JcrSeym"n, with the exception
OF Dick Roche and Jere Dunn, aud the Organi-
2atlOn Il as solid as rock. There Is a pOSsl-
bility, however, OF McSSrS. Duun ana Roche
Withdrawing from the Granite and tryilg 10
gct things under way mt the Puritan Athletic
CLUB house In Long Island city
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Recognition for Brave Sailors.
At the Maritime Exchange to-day purse
OF 5000 was presented to Capt. Won Hugo, Of
the German steamship Sophie, and his
ofiicers, who rescued the crew OF the bark
Exile at sea when the SOphle's crew refused
10 20 In the boats.
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That was a finely tempered breeze this
mornmg.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Good curOS always command good prices
The late Lady Ros"bcrry was one 1t the most
discriminating and enthusiastic lady col
lrctors In England. The Marchloncfs ol
Lornc delights In artistic bbclots, her sister.
Princess Beatrice, IN silver knick-knacSs and
the Princess Of Wales IN historical fans
The evening world., 1891-06-24
II you must drink icc-wator put n little
oatcn meal In the pitcher or cooler.

oatcn meal IN the pitcher or cooler.
In Paris there IS q disposition to adopt
white stockings. hut American women refuse.
except with white toilets. There is, however,
compromise, namely, tn" Magpia, with
white toes, heels and the upper portion OF the
leg, the foot and well above the ankles black.
The plan Is approved Of on the score of clean
illness, but 1t has IL very hybrid appearance;
however, Il is supposed that the white f. In
visible" Years ago, for cconomyS sake, black
silk stockings Were made with white cotton
tops; but In those days the Colorugs were
not fast; now both blnck cotton and black
wool may be depended on, aud tOcy wash pcr-
lectly, without any fear or the black ruuning
into the white.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Children subject 20 diarrhna and dysenteTy cured
BY MoSELL's TEETuLN0 CORDIAL. Price 25c. =
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BAREF0oTED PE0PRIETY.

A question of bare feet and knicker-
bockers is agitating the school circles OF
Fitchburg. Mass. II was brought mp by
q female teacher who sent home a small,
bnre- legged boy on hot day. She
objected to the length of exposure
between points where the boy left the
ground and where his brief divided gar
ment began. The boys father made
some stir over the matter, and the
School COMMITTEE took it up.
Since then New England eloquence and
New England primnoss have waged
wordy war, and much seems destined TO
hang on the issue. A committeeman who
had not forgotten the com 'ort Of his own
barefooted days argued, almost with tears,
against the teachers too severe ideas Of
proprietv. He quoted with effect the
words of the good old Quaker poet
was once a barefoot boy.
But he didn't quite carry the day. The
question went to the Visiting Committee,
and pending their decision the boy goes
into stockings. TIE case takes rank at
once with that of the Brooklyn School
Commissioner who not long ago proposed
to revise LoNGFEILow's - Launching of
the Ship" in the interests Of morality.
The world holds its breath while great
minds grapple with issues such as these.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

The =. A. Z. maEes no new fiords By an
tegonzlng the new Long Island Athletic
League, II has taken away th2 date, Aug.
%, once granted, for the League games.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

am acquainted WIKI two peculiar people,
ore an old gentleman living In East New
YORK, who Cnn nrI Cr be iHdUcgd 10 ride on an
Elevated trpIu. lie comes to This city to bu,l-
n"E7 every day, but always makes the long
journey ~ horse AR. The other IS an
elderly lndy In Brooklyn, who has never yet
crossed tno n-'igo. when She comes TO this
ritY /, Is always 10y boat. She claims that the
brtleo f. coIng TO- break come day.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Among the steamship City OF New Yc~k's
pas. nvnrH last cruise were Rev. james Fur
NiFah nturrh ElHoora,lan, and Euv Father
"illl"l Ollagu, u dayoUt catholic. Il,
chluc'dpls'lha Mr, Charles Gcay"n, Il gcalal
!nldoIrr was h'pNed On the Samn voyage.
Nh' lnyUaa w2s seated al tha table wi'h jht
Rev. James uU IN" one haai and Father
"IinCan ON ta' Other. soon GiscGSSi1G ID.
The Wisdom NJ rrS1al.cd hart.i - took sec
tartan turl, lal the i,ln,ipps of 'hc Iu-.rn-
g.Ts were last h,c,miaS .'rilod wien
,h' L1Adpn"T who had nar.aiqcl Il
discreet neutrality, IN q wild, blUude.lug
cnor; at lcacrmuSl1E compromise gliPcd
"WCl, reverend gentlemen both, you are
doubtless each OF yon right In some thiuEs,
bu; Row perhaps II yoCIll look with charitable
eyes youll see That yoa are looking At the
snmn blessed truth from different sides, aad
that there's happy mcIiuil, with Heaven
Just between YOU" The BgitOn didn't mean
Il, bu, the laugh tina; iolllwod, though II dis
concerted him, brought the sunlight oI peace.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

It has been suggested by Editor LumleJ'
that the money posted AZ the NlHS'rdted NetCS
England for fear Slayin should try to avoid
making the match.
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RESEMBLANCE BETWEEN HIS
BAND AND WIFE.

1t is by no means a new theory that
man and woman who have been
married great number Of years grow
to resemble each other. not only in
manner and voice, but actually as to
features and expression. A recent
number Of the Illusrrite Welt has
an article on this subject, which states
that the Photographic association of
Geneva has quite lately been investi-
eating the truth of this theory BY
the aid of the camera. The photo
graphs of seventy-eight elderly or
very old married couples were taken,
and an equal number Of family groups.
The results proved quite satisfactory,
to holders Of this theory, inasmuch as
in twenty.four cases the resemblance
b-txeeI husband and wife was much
greater than that between brother and
sister, and in thirty cases more it was
fully as great. The failure of the
other twenty-four old couples to real
ize the expectations of those interested
in the matter is supposedly due to
''incompatibility Of disposition" which
time was apparently unable to combat
in its effects.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
of Scarritt Collegiate Institute
were held last week-Large
Attendance.

The commencement exercises Of
Scarritt Collegiate Institute, Of Neo.
sho, No., were held lsat week at that
place. The program was headed by
the annual concert, numbering 80
pieces which gave evidence Of close
application of the year.
Saturday WAS devoted to the art
and military receptions which were
largely attended.
The commencement sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Scruggs, Of
Springfield, Mo.
Monday morning was given to the
contest in oratory and Monday night
to the literary societies both being at
tended by large and appreciative aud.
iences. Tuesday, the Gala day Of the
commencement week, was attended
by fully 2 600 people. The different
masonic orders OF southwest Missouri
were present with some 200 militia,
Company L, Joplin 2nd Regiment,
N. G NJ, Company E, Pierce City,
End Regiment n. G. NJ. and the Scar.
lit cadets. Also the corner stone OF
the new building to be erected was
laid.
Wednesday the last day Of the com.
mencement was celebrated by the
graduation exercises and tie award
ing of medals.
The commencement. address was
delivered by Hon. w. F. futile, o:
Dresden, Mo. Much Success is due
to the labors of DR.. c. &. Woods,
who is in charge of the institution.
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OUT AT GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown heard from, and as
usual on the skirmish line Of advance
American thought and ideas.
The library association held call
ed meeting at the residence OF a.
Dow, president of the association, on
Saturday evening. The original pro.
grapme decided, OF holding q picnic
on July 4th, was Discussed. The
majority of the members. decided that
the picnic be held.
1t was agreed 10 accept with thanks
the offer by Mr.. w. r. Carpenter, Of
bis walnut grove just north Of town as
the place.
The various committees being
appointed, it was agreed to invite
one or more speakers competent
to discuss such topics as
"What are the highest qualifications
for American citizenship" or the
highest qualifications Of an American
business man" After which the
young people enjoyed the delights of
social intercourse snd the pleasure of
an appetising surprise, then adjourned
10 meet on csll Of executive com.
mittee.
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DIED

Mr.. Minor Major, an old and prom.
inent gentleman who resided near
Blsckwater, Cooper county, died yes
terday morning Of heart disease. He
was IS years of age and leaves a wife
and five children TO mourn their loss.
He was great church worker and
for many years had been m amber Of
the Christian church at Blackwater.
He was also a well known Alliance
man and possessed remarkable in,eili-
gence regarding educational and liter
airy matters. He was a brother OF
DR.. I. 7. Major of this city and the
latter gentleman accompanied by his
wife left for Blackwa.er On the early
morning train. The remains will
probably not be inferred until to-mor.
row.
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Plants arrest in which he is charged
with taking the girl, Maggie Kloethe,
who is under eighteen years of age,
away from her father for the purpose
of prostitution. The officer states
that the girl and her family stand
fairly well in the city Of Boonville.
The sheriff also states that there is not
q great deal of excitement at Boon.
vile over the matter. He took Plant
back this afternoon.
From a gentleman who came over
from the "vine clad city" yesterday
it was learned that Plant was met al
the depot by a delegation of Boon.
ville's colored citizens and that he wai
at once placed in Jail.
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AN INVITATION ACCEPTED.

HEADQUARTERS OF MEXICAN VETERANS
ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL sIss uRI.
Seialia. No, June Oh. 1891.
Capt Z. 2. Archer, secretary, committee OF the
Blue AID Gray eccampment. sedalia, No.
DEAR SIR:
Your invitation to the Mexican
Veterans association of Central Mi.
souri,, to be your guest at the blue
and the gray encampment at Sedalia,
No., on the 3rd and 4Ih of July, has
been received and l most CT. erfully
accept same on behalf of our associa.
ton, with the hope that much good
may be accomplished. and thst the
mingling together Of those who wore
the blue and the gray may cement
the fraternal feeling which is common
to the truly brave.
As the time rolls on the numbers OF
our association are diminishing. not
over a score may answer to roll call
on the Bird and 4th of July, but the
hearts Of these are as true to the stars
and stripes and as loyal to the consti.
tu,;onal government as when they
followed the fl e from the Rio Grsnde
to Beuna Vista, and from Vera Cruz
to the City Of Mexico.
We feel lively interest in the re-
suit Of your meeting and wish you
every success.
H. NJ. sBLEDsoE. president.
THOMAS P. Hoy, secretary,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
MISSOURI PATENTS.

Higdon & Higdon, solicitors Of
patents. having Offices in Odd Eel.
lows building, st. Louis, and LIE
Droit building. Washington, D. c..
report the following patents allowed
during the past week
Shifter stop for typewritiDg ma.
chines-George w. Baldridge, de.
ceased: NJ. B. Baldridge, st. Louis,
Executrix.
Gate-Hiram Harker, st. Joseph.
Buckle-Charles c. Blue, Pleasant
Hill.
Grain-separator-Larkin G. Cald-
well, Shelbina.
Shorthand machine Wilbur NJ.
Carpenter, St. Louis.
Electric railway signal alarm -
Newton 8. Chapman, assignor of one.
half to f. Ragerman, Kapsss City.
Sash-lock-Hubert r. Estes, as
signor Of one-third to e. E. Roberts,
st. Louis.
Spring bed-William E. Frank,
assignor to Porter Bros. & Co., st.
Louis.
Grain drill cleaner-Ca-roll 81.
johnson, Grain Valley.
Method Of adjusting grinding rolls
r BIT. A. Muriav, Bonnie, Terre.
Advertising vehicle-Odd j. Rst-
lifi, Ksnses City.
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FRANK KRUGER'S
TWO
Liquor Stores,
SEDALIA, MO.
Liquors, Wines, Mineral
Wcter, Cigars, Beer, Porter.
Retail-l15 West Main st.
WhOlesaie-112 Usage st.
Telephone 80 4-23d&wtf
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
(First pub LEGATION June 9Th, 1911

(First pub LEGATION June 9Th, 1S9l.)
Where's, on May 31st, 1886, John Gault
and Ellen Gsult made. executed and de-
livered their deed of trust, for the purpose
Of securing the payment OF one bond for
the sum Of six hundred and fifty dollars,
$3.50 00) with interest coupons attached,
named in said deed Of trust, wherein they
conveyed TO the undersigned, David II.
Ettien, trustee, the following described
real estate, situated in the county Of Pet.
lis and state Of Missouri, to.wii the north
6fty-6ve (55) acres of the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty-five
(25), township forty-six (46) north, range
twenty-five (22), west of the Fifth princi-
pal meridian; and whereas said deed Of
trust was duly recorded in book so, at
page 3Q3, OF the records OF the said Petti'
county, Missouri; and whereas said bond
is now past due and unpaid: now, there.
fore, public notice is hereby given that I,
the undersigned, David 81. Ettien, the
trustee named in said deed of trust, under
and BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me By said deed Of trust, At the request OF
the legal holder and owner of said bond,
will proceed to sell the above described
real estate at public vendud, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the front door Of the
county court house of Petiis county, Mis-
souri,, in the city Of Sedalia, the county
seat of said county, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE.
A. d. 1891.
between the hours Of 9 o'clock in the fore.
and s o'clock in the afternoon Of said dav.
for the purpose Of raising the money to
pay the smount OF said bond, with interest
and the costs Of executing this trust.
e DAVID II. E1riEM
6-SWN Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
A "pOEM.D

The editor of he Arizona Enter.
prise, who attended a party, was emit
ten with the charms OF 3 fair damsel
who Wore a rose on her forehead, and
gushed as follows about it:
An3ve her nose
There is rOse,
Below that rose
There is a Eose;
Nose, rose
Rose, nose,
Sweet nose,
Dear nose.
Below her chin
There is pin,
Above that pin
There is . chin;
Pin, chin,
Chin, PIN,
Sweet pin,
Dear chin.
E. A. Shelton, an Ell Paso poet,
goes for that chap as follows:
Above the stool
There is fool,
Below the fool
There is stool;
Stool, fool,
Fool, stool,
Blamed fool.
Below his seat
There are 9 feet,
Above these feet
There is seat;
Seat, feet,
Fee, seat,
Soft seat,
Big feet.
The Ell Paso poet is right regard.
ing the Arizona editor.
Above that gas
There was an ass,
Below that ass
There ought 10 have been
Gas enough to pass
The ass from earth
Into apple Sass;
Ass, gas,
Gas, ass,
Apple scss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time. and We stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have woD their popularity
purely on their merits. Mertz s Hale,
Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Husbsnds too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from head
ache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleeplessness
fits, nervousness, when BY the use Of DR.
Miles Restorative nervine such serious re
suits could easily Be prevented. DrugRistl
everywhere say it gives universal satisfac
ton, and has an immense sale. Wood
worth & Co., Of Fort Wayne, Ind.. Snow 4
Co., Of Syracuse, n. Y. J. c. Wolf. Hills
dale, Mich. and hundreds Of others say
at is the creates, seller they ever knew.
1t contains no opiates' Trial bottles anG
fine book on Nervous Diseases free, at A
T. Eleischmaan's.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
WELL MERITED PRAISE

In almost every neighborhcod there
are one or more persons whose lives
have been srved by Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy,
or who have been cured Of chronic
diarrahea by ii. Such persons take
special pleasure in recommending the
remedy to others. The praise that
follows the introduction and use
makes it very popular. 25 and so
Gems bottles for sale by Aug. T.
FleischmanD, druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
THE TEACHERS CONTEST.
A very lage number of Votes sent
in-Miss BurreSS still in
the Lead.

More votes we're sent in yesterday
than any previous day since the
teachers contest began. Miss Bur
ress' friends, however, would not al
low her to be defeated and she still
leads the race. The friends Of Mrs
Gold and Miss Doble also worked
nobly in their interests and they
pressed forward not far behind Miss
Burress. The figures are as follows {:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
A MERCHANTS OPINION.

Mr.. John Caraghsr, a merchant at
Caraghar, Fulton Co., Ohio. says that
st. Patrick's Pills are the best selling
pills he handles. The reason is that
they produce pleasant cathartic eff.
feet and are certain and thorough 10
their action. Try them when you
want a reliable cathartic. For s'le
by Aug. T. FIeischmann, druggist.