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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
Variety IS the Spice Of Life.

There is no.hiug that benefit. man
kind so much as 4 change. even if it
Is only change of linen. But what
we mean 20 convey is that too much
of any one thing becomes monotonous.
The clerk, tied Tor hours to his desk.
seeks relaxation on his flying wheel !:
the policeman, on hi, feet Tor hours q
finds relaxation in an easy chair by
li,, ar. any other friends fireside; IA
man badgered by u shrew of n wife
seeks relaxation by fitting a can over
his head. and as the beer disappears,
he gazes wish consolation at his reflect
ell countenance at the bottom of the
GROWER. Even at the theatre how
many plays are monotonous when all
on the one theme how a bit of senti-
ment is relieved by hearty laugh, a
merry dance or comic song. And if
variety is the spice Of life, it
reaches perfection in the great comedy
"She Couldn't Marry Three
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
a KNiGHTLY DEED.
Ward Williams Released From
the County Jail by His
Pythian Brothers.

y, The ad;ouSlment of the meeting
OF tie Sedalia lodge. no. q, n. of
y. Friday night. forty seven members
OF the order proceele, to the county
Jail and a number "i' them went on
the bond oi Ward Williams, who was
confined in the holdoycr on the charge
of larceny OF Judge Wilkerson's dia-
mond scarf pin.
The following members of the or
der went on William bond for $500:
K. ID. Thatcher, J. ;. Bosserman, DIR.
Ira I. Bronson, Emil Dorm, G. +.
Ernst, L. c. Mason William \. Alley
F. l.. Ludeman, Al Oliver, George
Siler. W. W. Taylor, Henry Brem-
mer, f. l.. Looney, ". |. Gickler,
J. c. Settles. w. III. Holcoft, n. ii.
Smith, S. u. Hodges, J. Il. MELON
all, and William Higgenbothem.
Shortly after this occurrence l.. T.
Williams. father of the young man,
accompanied by City Marshal Stilwell
and Judge j. b. Clogston, arrived in
Sedalia from their home, Eureka,
Kansas.
They were met at the Hotel Lee
Grande yesterday morning by BAzoO
representative. The elder Williams
settled in Kansas in 1858, and is a
most agreeable and intelligent gentle
man. Mr.. Stilwell, as stated, is the
city marshal of Eureka, and Judge
Clogston is one of the foremost lawyers
and citizens in Kansas.
Those who know Ward Williams
best cannot believe him guilty of any
wilful wrong-doing in this case. The
circumstance, to say the least, is ex-
traordinary, and in its main features IA
vorable to the innocence of the defend
ant
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
Won line Prize.

The Democrat with commendable
enterprise recently offered a prize
sentence To the boys and girl- OF Soda
liza for an calculation, the prize being
Il complete set OF the Encyclopedia
Britannica. with nice bookcase TO
hold it. The offer was gcneroIs
one and big folks helped the boys and
girls all over the city. until so an
swers were sent in. Only Isl were
correct, however. and aS the prize
went to the first one of these 10 be
sent in. the winner proved to be ".
I. LeFever, a bright and worthy
Young compositor on the BAzoo force.
To say that he was delighted with his
success, but poorly expresses the s,tua-
tion. He well deserves the congratu-
lations he Is receiving and will make
good Use of his prize.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
GETTING THINGSIN SHAPE.
The Sedalia Cycle Tournament
Association Appoint Com
mittees for the July
Meet.

Pursuant To- call on the local consul,
there was an enthusiastic meeting OF
cyciers ut the county court room Fri
day night for the purpose of efiecting
temporary organization To take charge
Of. and make the necessary arrange
ments for the annual meet of the
Missouri division, League of American
Wheelman. which will be held in this
cIty July :'rd and 18th next, as hereto
fore announced through these col
umn>.
judging from the deep interest man,
ite>teda,rhe meeting. together with the
misunderstanding gothic promoters ofthi,
undertaking. The BAzoo feels war
ranted in predicting that the affair
will be a grand success surpassin.any-
hing Of he kind ever held in thi,
state.
Inasmuch IL the organization has,
for the present. but the great ohjec;
in view-the -ucce>- of the ''meet =
the following appropriate title Wa,
adopted. viz:
The Seiaiia Cycle Tournament
Association.
Mr.. J. II. Kelly was elected pref.
dent. Harry Mayer, vice-pre>ident,
VIM. II. Reynolds, secretary and e.
IL. Gray. treasurer.
Committees were appointed:
Racing committee. committee Oh
arrangements, printing and advertiS,
in@. finance, entertainment, reGep
ton. etc. composed of the following
named whec!men
+. I'll. Guenther, l. l. | genfciil
NJ. l.. Andrews, +. T.. Mcclellan
Ernest Henry. r. W. Hawkin,
Cha2 Bard. G. l. Taylor. VIM. H.
Hog. Fre,i Hoffman, {. G. Williams
Perry Holmsley +. &. Mason, L. +
Clark, VIM. II. Harris. Emil Dorm
w. F. Logan, Percy Harker. Geo
Hoffman, Chas Ittel, j. ID. Douohue
John. W. Bowman and others.
There will I've four or five handreS
wheelmen in attendance and shoule
the weatherprove favorable masniri
cent entertainment may reasoDahl,
be expected.
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adOrnment on the summit of his brain
depository, and also before the Gin
ton editor had battled his way to a
colonelcy in the ranks of the Missouri
democracy. Linele was then mod
est sort of fellow. but managed To
successfully assert himself among the
Solons at Jefferson City. He could
also be jolly and companionable with
out the aid Of Shots Milwaukee beer
OF the late Major Kaisers tempting
and treacherous mintjuleps- He
has grown wonderfully in experience
since then, and has also remained a
temperance man. though he Is not by
any means fanatic on the subject,
nor even a prohibitionist. He has
received excellent training at the
hands of Major Harvey Salmon, and
when the two band themselves togeth-
er in a political campaign it generally
means the overthrow of all opposition.
Lingle is Presbyierian-we believe
has IN interesting family. dresses in
excellent taste and stands among the
foremost men in the splendid COM
munitv for whose interests and wei
fare he has labored 80 many wears.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
For Sundays Dinner.

II Is rather between seasons yet,
but the dealers are making strong ef-
forts to cater to the taste of the most
delicate palate. Game Is extremely
scarce, fish in good supply and enough
oysters are on hand to meet ali wants.
Turkey can be had at l9c \ pound
and chickens at 40 and 5uIc each.
Other meats show little difference in
price. A nice quarter of spring lamb
can be secured at $50 or $3.50; veal,
l5c pound pork tenderisin, poe 4
pound.
Negetables-New potasss;s, SOC pei
dozen; asparagus, three small bun,
ches 25c: carrots pc peck; cauli.
flower. fair, pc, and select, soc pei
head; celery, three stalks for 25c
lettuce. DC head parsnas:. 25c peck
spinach, SOC peck; sweet potatoes,
Soc peck.
Fish-Bass. l5c pound buffalo, Zoe
haddock, Zoe; halibyit, zoe; lake
herring. Zoe; lobster. 25c; pickerel,
l2!c; salmon, 15c: .IYelts, II &c; shad,
SIPS.
Poultry and Garss-Teal duck, GO
pair snipe, $3.50 dozen; rabbits. 20,
pound.
Fruit-Figs, lie pound nalaga
grapes, 35c; oranges, l5c TO 81 dozen
p;neapple>, Zoe; pears, Zoe dozen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
A Fight Between Charts.

Both desperate. both determined |!
The King al Medicines in contest with
the King ot Ml!adie>. DR. fierce'>
Golden Me i,,li Discovery against
"Con,uIn?iiou ii J.. IT.; tng -trug-
gie Of Il Gay. bu; !nc ;ir>l blow, are
the fatal blows, IL it. early -i,ger.
Consumption which i tIug--Toiula)
will yield 10 this great Remedy, This
has been proven beyond doubt by
innuinerablc successes. Acting di-
-rectly upon the blood, its scope in
cludes all >croiuious affections. Liver
and Lung diseases. ~ a blood-puri
iier and vitalizer, it stands unequalled.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
OurriII's Public Sale.

Mr.. NJ. S. Durrill, the well known
fine stock breeder and dealer, will
have a big public sale at auction of
thoroughbred live stock at his farm,
six miles south of Sedalia, on the Sc
,lalia and Cole Camp road, Thursday.
March Is. At this sale large lot OF
very desirable stock will be sold and
everything put up will go. There will
be no by bidding. This is good oP-
portunity to get some very desirable
stock. Mr.. Durrills reputation as a
breeder insures that everything sold
will be good. See his advertisement
of the sale in another part of this
paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

:, What an awful chestnut love
must be to a person who has been
married four or FIVE times
There is a woman in Kansas City
90 cold that her husband thinks OF
taking her to the country and build
ing summer resort around her.
Count noses before putting your
eggs on to boil. No such directions
are given in cook books, but it is the
way to do if you want to be economic
al.
When man shaves off his mus-
,tache and sees how ugly he really lie.
he generally makes the excuse that he
burned it while lighting cigar stump,
and had to shave it of.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

Don'i.-lf dealer offers you bottle OF
Salvation Oil without labels or wrappers,
or in a mutilated or defaced package, don't
touch it-don't buy it at any price, You
can rest assured that there is something
wrong-it may be dangerous and worth
less counterfeit. Insist upon getting per-
feet, unbroken, genuine package. Price DC.
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for Sale.

for Sale.
ten-lnrse boiler.
1 ive-horse upright engine,
l lot shelving.
| lot of counters.
l lawn mower. .
The boiler and engiue can be seen
at the BAzoO Office.
j. WET GoopwIN Pre-. Co
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
Did You ever know a man wi
did not hate his brether-im-law?

DID You ever Know man VINO
did not hate his brether-im-law?
The private boarding houses
should employ runners the same As
the big hotels. They are the places
most people are looking tor.
When a man moves from little
town toa large one, the people in the
little town are never As sorry rs Chris
tians should be if he fails.
Men ought to be very happy /;
they are permitted to have wives and
sweethearts 50 much better looking
than they are themselves.
Occasionally we look at mans
ears, and it seems to us We have never
before seen anything so funny Or1ri-
diSAIlous. In the same way We oc-
casiOnally encounter word in com
mon use that looks so odd that We are
almost willing to believe that we have
never before seen anything like it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

Smoke ''Old Humbug" tobacco,
manufactured BY The Herman-Guer.
rant Tobacco Co.
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are as follows:
First Variety Council room.
Second ward-Bryson's carpenter
shop, Third and Montgomery street.
Third ward-Olmstead's carpe inter-
shop, No 729 East Fifth street.
Fourtl,.ward-PrObate Court room.
The voters at their ward meetings
will select a candidate for councilman
from their respective wards and in
struct their delegates. to present the
name of said candidate to the said city
convention and duly certified to the
county clerk, as the Law directs.
As each of said ward meetings a
ward committeeman will be elected
for the ensuing year.
Signed by Jno. ID. Crawford, chair
man sndW. NJ. Johns, secretary Of
the committee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
Missouri Patents.

Adding or Registering Machine.
William A. Richie, assIgnor Of one
half TO +. F. Maritz, st. Louis
Device for removing Debris from
Cistern. d. W. Wilson, st.
Louis.
Fire Crate. Charles w Beehler.
assignor to A. Kuchne and +. Hans
berger. st. Louis.
Box Fastener.--Charles ". Beeh-
Ter, assignor 10 the American Novelty
Manufacturing Co, st. Louis.
Teleseoping Cup.-Frank II. Cliff
ford, It. Louis.
Portable Water Heares.-Charl,s
Gale, ST. Louis.
Sash Fastener.-Gero!t Gibson, So.
Louis.
Nut Lock.-John c. Herman. st.
Louis.
Truck Brake.-Charies c. Highan,
st. Louis, assignor to Westinghouse
Air Brake Company. Pittsburg, Pa.
Coffin Fastener-Louis G.. krogel,
st. Louis.
Wire Nail Machine.-Elward B.
Roth and G. Il. Bisphan, assigaors by
mesne assignments to p. 4 B. Nail
Machine Co, st. Louis.
Ballot Box.-Louis Steckstron. as
signor to George ID. Bernard Il Co.,
st. Louis.
Composite Board or Strips fo,
Walls, etc.-Enil Striprengen, st.
Louis.
Sole Hammering Msehine--Stil-
man \. West, assignor CT one half to
F. l.. Clark, ST. Louis.
Attachment of Handles to Vessels
Christian j. Zeitingsr, Zeitona, AS
signor to St. Louis Stamping compa-
ny. St. Louis.
Shoe-lace Fastening.-Di to II.
Abney, assignor of sne third 10 {. W.
Rose, Kansas City.
Vehicle Spring.-James II. East
wood, Kansas Gay.
Making Sublimated Lead Pigments
Carl V. Petraous, assignor to q. II.
Picher, Joplin
Treatment Of Sole I.eather.-Fred,
Ricgert, St. Joseph.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
THEY'LL BE IN 1T.
Official Call for Ward Primaries
and a City Delegate
Convention.

The republican voters of the vari-
Gus wards of the city of Sedalia are
hereby requested to meet at the places
hereinafter named on Monday, March
IS, 1893, at 7:3O p. m, tor the pur,
pose of electing delegates to the city
convention to be held at the court
house in said city on Tuesday, March
IA, 1893, at $50 p. M, which con-
vention is to nominate republican can
didates for the various Offices to be
held April 4, 1898, and also to elect
republican city central committee
men and to transact such other busi'
ness as may come before said conven'
ton.
The various wards are entitled t.
the following number of delegates:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

Coughing Leads to Consumptio".-
Kemp's Bslsam stops the cough 1t oocs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

Children Cry for Pitchers Castusia>
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
for Infants and Children.

"Castoris is 80 well adapted to children thai
recommend it as superior 20 any prescziptio1
known 70 me" II. A. AEcrER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27

some interesting information con-
corning public libraries Of Japan has
recently been furnished through the
report OF Mr. Tanaker, a young native
librarian. The two institutions of
greatest magnitude, IL would seem, are
the Toxic library and the Library of
the Imperial university. The former is
national institution, and, like our
Drltlsh museum, has the right OF claim
ihg one copy Of every publication is
sued from the Press.
IL has been in existence scarcely
twenty years; yet it already contains
nearly 100000 Japanese and Chinsse
Docks besides more than $4,000 Euro
Pcan books and duplicates which arc in
reserve. The number Of books con-
suited by readers averages the year
through about 1000 day. The read
ing room accommodates about 200 read
ers and Is divided into three compart-
menis-'special,n ladies' and nordi-
nary" IL possesses also card cata-
logue aud a printed catalogue both
classified. OF the books asked for % u
per cent belong 10 the classes of history
and geography, q per cent TO literature
and language. II IL per cent 10 science
and medicine, and nearly 1871 per cent
70 law and politics.
The library OF the Imperial univers-
ity comprises i0l, 2l7 japanese and Chi
nese books and 81. 99i European books,
but Is simply for the use OF professors
and students. There are also eight
smaller public libraries and ten private
Libraries in various parts Of the empire.
Publishers CIRCULAR.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27
: BURGLARS rRIsUrs.
~ Admirrd 'hr f'lurI 81 the wonsu
whose ltonsr 10 Ral,brsl.

10 Admisrd thr f'iurl 81 she Women
Whose ttousr 10 Rol,bet.
Many arr ilr experiences Which
Mrs ) Burgess has had Wiih uould-h.
bHrrlars bui she interview shc held
with . masked Visitor III her cosy
diuinR.rOom. AZ No il5 Wentworth
street lately appears 10 h. The most
startling says Charleston paper
Like blithas burglar. DO "hurglcd
ycry quietly. and though there we're
scvcral persons besides Mrs Burgess
IN The house a, the timc 81 hi, VIII,
~ nnn save Mrs Burgess was aware
~ bis pu,scncc
Mrs Burgess who II -ilycr-hairrd
pluasanttacrd hdy. with plenty Of
determination aud spirit was ia her
roum IL the second story 81 the
house when her attention was at.
iraricd IS 4 slight noise downstairs
and rha promptly proceeded g iu
yo-iigate.
Upon entering thr diringroUm -hc
noticed al once pile 81 her son +
clothing upon largo old-tashioncd
spttec. which stands against the west
wall " thu room She knew The
clpthr. had not been placed on the
sctiec b. hcr son, aud while she WIS
standing pondcring thn question ~
how they came there man. whose
face was entirely concealed by = black
domino mask slipped up behind her
aud placed rag saturated with
,hiorofarm over her face.
She struggled desperately, bit th'
man. who kent assuring her that he
would not hurt her n she kept quiet.
finally ovpfcamc her. and she sank
t.rk unconscious Tho burglar then
Iaid nor mon the floor. placed q
.nsbion h.on ~ the scttcn beneath
INN had and securely bound her
nnklos NTH piece u Irvine ~
thcn prnccedcd 20 20 through tAe
closets ana oupboards % his leisure
M, must have been frightened Of be-
foro deciding what he would take Tor
not M article Il missing from ihe
bmse Before going. however ~
,n,L ng nj. mask and wrote on The
tnnnr HID The following; Catch me
N ynn can iuu are brick nad
- .btnrnform her. She spirited ne
',aeha. away. She tainted. She
s sl',.l,, INA i cut This he lefi a.
mnmento Of his visit
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27

c,av bair il - common now l''"'
,.,a ~ ,sonders what II comes lrom,
Ynnpp men have II in protuSl3n a,u
,'onnt women are very proud wnen
,t Nv" have n coitturc in which gray
w., s.'s nromlncnt part. The prevail
""co Of gray hair is attributed 70 i lp".
o onon, cutting and soap me a zoe,
wv " sneak Of Inherent tendencies ,,, "'''
eITs women gabblc about curly pie,y :.
b p,,t soap and the barber do more =. ~, w =,
p", III taking color and strength o9 ,, .,
Eaiy than anything else docs .,,,. ,nt
=, o i,,roing az hair is done 70 lres ',a
, ,ha o o from cxudlng hom lhG !, = @nG u
W. 'i g,,n hairs. and sngeing IL y ny =,
= s'i rPsgad better than cutting ud Sut
..",,,rn,onjn.loadod soaps are 'ne , mU,S,
e,,,, Many persons use g, aa anS Il
NM" , washing their lleaa ,.,n ~ II
' w,cr lwio al shampoo mixtures ao.o !
~ nm MA an ingredient oil mos I'M, thn
=, !, a' ~. M The scalp and T ,,9,a, ' IL
KIN "a aiI iis moisture. 1, 'n.day
l,lsa.' :, most Of Tie gray hair q 'o.''S
comes from
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27
CURIOUS CUSTOM
'"u''er'miaite Gush Is Not Psrn,,,.,
~ Polite Circles In japan. -

a"i,, "nsh y Not Permitted IN
Th, '''' 'ireies In Japan.
n ~ visitor must leave his fam 4
sa'.o, w le'ehamber, and, entering tba
, oveption room, seat himself resn MN
a'iS ON his heels in front ~ NJ
,,a ,lie y there are three kakn
' a,ol"o lpleihres on rollers, he mus,
~, 'i'io hfsi the central one. tben
EhA1 ~ the left, and lastly fbo nv, 49,
Oh 'he right hand. He then 4 s,,,' nv
poasa e signify bis opinion as 70 liz
l,' merits Of tie lioral trophy
mere are strict rules AZ 10 I'M e Yas,
"'sfoe oi admiration 10 be exnrcssaS
according % the character 4, eo ~
specimens !" the
,,.nlul,se.Fiminating gnsh is not per.
United ~ polite circles. The r,.snsc,
~ Inspection over aud tbe nrn,,a,.
shliigs said the host presents io M
usat, oh Tray cut flowers an5
branches a knife. scissors. 4 small
Wv 4 vase aud napkin. al the same
TINS rolling up tho kakemono. ..as
y = considered 10 b. demand,rg ~,
moeh Of visitor 10 expect lin n
sA'eniporlte flower arrangement,
Y harmony, but the guest may fsre
,he difficulty and retain tbe upfamil.
lar background
ne master u the house nov olyors
one oi biz mos, precions vases MI,
aose 70 the season and tho gowers
anu va" visitor pleads his INABILITY "
40 justice i0 80 beautiful d reeants,i.
pAl y pressed 10 make use u /, H.
must Thea take care that the arranga.
ment \ simple and nuobtraslve 81 a.
mol 70 distract attention from no
vase When completed. the imnlc.
iheiiis are again arranged on ~
'ray with The exception 81 tn scis.
sors' which are 'lett near ihc aow-
err. ~ a silent and modest ioyitatjon
70 The master % the house 10 correc;
faults
mo hosi sweep. up the rubbish
And lakes aNay the tray. Tie 0ihe,
lsiiors. Who have mcantlm. bser
Visiting Ia The ante-r0om. are now "a.
msilsa 90 Pay The proper compliment
Before leaving, the artist. unless a
person q superior rank, takes tho
hpwrrs oni y the vase; iii j. con.
sid.rnsi prtsunpiuous 81 him Ia oul,
without destroying the evidence If
his SKILL should lhe entertainer
by lnAdEvrlynre have supplied
scented aowrrs ~ 40 occasion. such
~ az 'iecausa meeting when per
iume N prohibited. ne polite arti
hcrr makes 80 remark bot ships on
'hn blossoms. leaving only the pn.
nPenca and sceniless buds l'hr
flowers must no, ln offered trimmed.
or ihfy NIGH; look Is q they ha5
isaru previously nscd.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27

II you live In a locality where malaria IS preva.
lent, with preventive that experience ind.
--hostetter's Stomach Bitters Entirely free
from the obicctions--and they are valid ones
which attach 10 the mineral alkaloid quinine.
~ ~ Tar more effective, and Its effects are not
eyanescent, but lasting unlike those 81 me
ofug. There are portions 81 our iand-and
none more beautiful and iertile-Nhich al 40
season OF the year are entirely exempt from
me malarial sconrRe. In such regions Hostel
ters stomach Bitters has undergone q con.
iinuous test for the past forty years, with re.
SUITS winch have established It's reputation be-
yond all cayil a. q special defense against
every fern Of malarial disease For bilious
ness, also, II is an acknowledged specific and
y 10 potent remedy for constipation, dyspep-
OF the blond.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27
August
Flower

lam happy 10 state 10 sou and
hafefing humanity. that my wife
kls used Your wonderful remedy,
August Flower, Tor sick headache
al palpilation Of the heart, with
satisfactory results. Forsevcral years
~ has been a great sufferer. has
hsa under the treatment ofcminent
physicians ia this city and Boston.
"a found little relief. She was in
tscsa 10 try August Flower. which
te immediate relief. We cannot
~ 10 much for H." L. {. Frost
sqiagfeld, Mass. q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27

World famous Eli Perkins says; "After
ro,nle have gone over all the routes 10 Cal.
IfnrniR once they settle down TO the old y.
p This road win always he the great
,r,,srnntinentnl line II has the best track,
Tie best equipment, the best eating houses,
s,d Il teaches the traveller more history and
saogrnnhy than any other line. II shows
Sou historic salt Lake aud the Mormons,
tales YOU through the great Laramie plains,
the Humboldt Basin and the Grand Canyon
over the very stage route mat horace
1,,aIey and krtcmus Ward rode.
Oncs on the Union Pacific it goes every
,,h.re il runs 20 Portland and Pueblo,
IJalnna and the Yosemite. Tacoma and Sc
aitle, las Angeles and San Francisco. IL
has no rivals yet
Il. l.. LoMAX, g. r. a. 4. A.,
Union Pacific System, Omaha.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-05-27

just temporary relief. and then a worse
condition afterward-but help that lasts.
Pleasant help, too. These sugar-
coated little pellets are the smallest, the
easiest to take, and the easiest 10 the
way they act No gripping, no violence,
no disturbance TO the system, diet, or
occupation.
They come in sealed Walls. which keeps
them always fresh and reliable; con-
yenient and perfect vest-pocket remedy.
They're the cheapest pills you can buy.