The State Republican from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 2

-THE STATE REPUBLICAN- i JE FERSON CITY, MISSOURI. Subaarlptlon, $1.00 Pop Year, F. Q. Fulkeiiso.n, Business Manager, TuurstlBy, January 28, 1802. The victory won by Jefferson City in securing the Democratic Delegate convention that meets May 11th, means that Jefferson City can secure the nominating convention also if it goes after it.

Push the good work. CitiCAuo is a daisy. seems to get there with both feet every time. We wonder if Main street woiild kick a second time against street improvements? Kansas City did not got the democratic convention but it got some pretty good advertising. SrniNit time will llnd us in need of a park and the only one in sight should not be permitted to get away.

work to bo done will require much more time, than is generally believed, and it will likely require from fifty to sixty days In which to complete the work. The readjustment of the judicial circuits and the fixing of the salaries of the judges will require considerable lime and the congrcs sional redisricting is not such an easy matter considering the fact that the democrats want to make the ills tricts all safely democratic. There is nothing so consoling to the human heart, as a fat olllee, it fact poetically and democratically expressed. Sedama still thinks that her mud creek water would make wholesome food for the University students and it would be cheaper than board. Tut; republicans who have an eye on congressional districts to be made for them by the special session would do well to remember: Blessed is the man who expects nothing for he will get it.

CHILI. I'hd message of President Han I son to congress on tlio Chilian ques tion met with our highest expectation in point of patriotism and true Americanism. The prompt offers of tho southern boys coming as they did from Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and Georgia, extreme southern states, to fight for the flag, was gratifying. In limes of trouble we are one people and one party. It is clear to every one that the sons of the o.d confederate soldiers, will bo in tho front of tho fray whenever trouble over takes us.

The late intelligence that Chill had stir rendered will save us the trouble of bringing "about that result by force, We congratulate the president and Mr. Blaine on the splendid tormina- tion of tho affair. I ho excitement did the country good. Ox with the march to our glorious destiny. A railroad to the south would make Jefferson City the great commercial and manufacturing city of the Oaage Valley.

The river route is again exhibiting signs of life: "Handle It tenderly rashioncilso tleuderly" it might go and die again. The people of Jefferson are united on one thing and that is the desire for the future prosperity of this growing and beautiful city. All hands to the wheel and give her a push. If we don't go to war with Chili wo have gained knowledge of an important fact, to 'Jci. n.t.- do not consider our navy strong enough to fight even one, of the smallest nations of the earth.

Where would we be if Germany, France or England should get after us? The democratic rice for governor this year is confined to scrub oaks, up to this writing. One of the lessons that the democracy must learn is that just so long as a "ycllar" dog can be elected to a state olllcc if placed on the democratic ticket, just so long will the scrubs monopolize the high places. We don't expect tlic olllee-seeker to agree with us in this, but wo do thiuk that the honest democrat who cares nothing for olllee ought to sec the evil and help correct it. Wi: note that the Dtille Milling company intend to eicct an elevator lor the storage of gram. I Ins is a move in the right direction and tills a long felt want.

Jefferson City keeps moving to tho front ami it won ue long before will be occupying complimentary re served scats with all the other great cities in the country, while Sedalia will continue in her attempt to embezzle state institutions from other cities in the hope of securing recognition. EL EE T1X FOR TUXES. Leaves have their time to fall and so have cither things. The fickleness of fortune is only surpassed by the surprises that it leaves behind. Nothing tells the tail of sorrow like the sheriff's hammer.

We see the world bow to the rising son to speed the departing brother. We hear the soft voice of the fair one bidding a cold adieu that she may extend a warmer welcome to tha new. But the world moves on relentless and oblivious of it all. A few years ago Dr. Morrison Mumford, of the Kansas City Times, was one of the rising stars in this western city.

Popular, worthy, and enterprising, lie had built up a name and a fortune that seemed anchored to the rock of ages. But it Hew like a meteor and the sequel is told by his retirement from the Time. His fortune was swept away by the boom and to-day he is a financial wicck. It leaves a lesson, but none will profit by it. We profit only by our own experiences, so the lesson is lost.

But it impresses one thing that there arc other things worth striving for besides money. We hope that the city council will devote its attention to the question of a creek sewer. The whole people will rise up and call them blessed if they will just do that one tiling this year. Tho fact is that a creek sewer solves tho whole sewer.igc question for this city and the whole, city can be united on making this cicck sewer the general newer for the city and the sewer lax can be paid say in three or four annual payments. The Oild Fellows and Muions are both having trouble with the insur- aucc societies, that have so long and creditably prospered in those orders The membership is not large enougl and the assessments so high that both lodges have about decided to let Hie insurance feature be discontinued While tint will be a great disappoint.

ruer.t to those iyho have for twenty ytors contributed maintain their insurance, yet, if tUe higii standard of credit heretofore enjoyed an fiol he maintained, it will no loubtbe to ttiu interest of the lodges to tinuc the insurance feature. JOXliRESSKlX.iL llEAPl'OItTIOX-31 EXT. The special session of the legislature will have an opportunity to distinguish itself by doing the fair thing for the republican voters in the state. The anomalous condition of affairs to-day in that line is such that these republican voters in Missouri, have not a single republican representative to represent them in congress, while the 280,000 democrats have or one congressman for every 13,000 voters. It can not be possible that the good of the whole can be subserved by any such legerdemain and jugglery as that.

Think of it that republicans in tliii stale have not even one congressman while democrats have l.i. And all of this injustice is due to the unfair and intentional meaiiucits of the men whom the republicans icstored to the right of citizenship abiut the year 1870. It leininds one of Scdalla. That's about the way we would exptct to bo treated if we did her favor. But this legislature may redeem itself and if it docs we will forget the vil lainy of the past and rejoice that usticc has come nt last.

It docs look as if one congressman for every 18,000 democrats and none tor 250, 000 republicans is over doing the tiling and they may see it. If they don't It will be because they are still wedded to their idol of injustice that is for eveimoro waived at Hie topmost pinnacle of tlipir banner. To be candid, wc ixpect liltj.e, anJ ittic should bo expected from gimb-i lelhole statesmen. But it will only he another nail, and mnny are being driven into the dunccratic carcass. Francis was a minority governor, and there is r.o certainty that the next one will do a well as lie.

Those that listen not must fuel and if liier can feel nothing else they will the meat ax when it falls on their necks. While there is no reason to believe that the legislature will continue In -Session for seventy dsys, yet the abiding place, than in organizations where older men dominate and uso it for selfish and political ends. In other words, the work of trying to do tho party good is usurped hy those who desire to promote their own selfish cuds. A club in order to be useful and a benefit to a party must be club for principles and not for spoils. As soon as it is used to promote the selfish ends of any one or any set of men, just that soon its power as an organization for general good is lost.

And it is clear that that would bo the result. Men who fight the political battles of any community want to do it on principles and not to promote the interest of some self appointed ofllceseeker. The good work of clubs Is recognized and it can bo noted that the good work always declines when some one goes to work to use it to promote, his own interest, or tho interest of some special favorite. For this reason one of the cardinal ptin-ciplcs every club should be to expel-any member who is trying to use it for such purposes. Where a club is organized to promote the political interests of a presidential or guber natorial candidate It is of course, different, as in such case that is the particular object sought, but where the club is for the good of the whole party, then it is deatli to it to sub vert its real purpose, to the promotion of some particular ofllceseeker.

These suggestions are prompted by the fact that the campaign will soon be on and clubs must be organized if we intend to make any kind of a light for our rights. If clubs are organized all over this state with but a single object, and that to dethrone the democratic party the result will surprise the democrats and even the republicans. Wc want to sec clubs organized every where and wc want to keep them in tho right path in order to enable thcin to do tho good that within them lies. PROTECT YOUR EYES I Mr, II, llnisoiiDEito, Tho Woll-known Ontlr-Inn nfnmntlvn oi uor. 7th Ollvo St, Louis, hsi appointed l'onni na agent lor ins celebrated Diamond Scctaclci and Eyo-Ulnsscs, and alto for till Diamond Non-Changeable spetta lea and Eyo-glaeaes.

Thono Glasses arc tlio greatest Invention over made In spectacles. IJy a proper construction of tlie Lena a person pur- cliaBlng a pair of these Non-Chango-nolo glasses noverliaa tocliango these glasses irom the eyes, oud every pair I'uiuuiucu is guaranteed, so mal 11 inev ever leavn tlin ev. nn tn.ir.. how rutted or scratched tho Lens are they wilt furnish tho party with a now pair ot glasses free of charge, (loo. forth has full assortment and Invites all who will to satisfy themselves or the great superiority of these irlAHann nvpr nuv nil ntl.nHn use to call and cxamluo the samo at Geo.

Portu's jewclerand optician. JcOcrson GIU -Mo. ho peddlers supplied EYE CLASSES PATENTED Steely Monday. went to Jeffersou City ZtOX ITEMS. Zion, January 10, 1802.

Winter has set In for cood It seems. ami feoycrat farmers In tills vicinity are putting up a large quantity of lco. Slelglilnsr is enioved In this nlaco bv the select lew who aro tho fortunate possessors of Missouri cutters. Mrs. llenrv Is reiiortcil to be quite ill again.

Mr. Johu Halm, who bail tho niWor- tuue of having his hands badly frozen, Is said lo be Improving rapidly under the treatment of Dr. Enloe. MUs Susie Mutes, of Ilnrilscrnbble. who has been visiting her sliter, Mrs.

ChlK ilarten-teiii. returned home Sun day. 1'lie "Spellhii: Match" eiven at the the ZIon school taiinilay was well attended aud also Interesting hy the participation therein of the prominent ladles and gentleman of this vicinity. 'i'ho baptism ol the Infant son of Mr. and Louie l.wch, took nhieu Sun day In the meseueo of relatives and friend.

Mr. I.ouis Eheihardt Micut his time in Oniro Bluff last Sunday. Ei.ston. January 20, 1802. Mrs.

Kcbccca Fletcher visited relatives' atC'cntictownlust week. h. A. Vt'udo went to Jeff City Saturday. MiS3 Salltc Itontszong left Saturday to visit incuus in Woodlc Durham nnd Shad Wade vis ited friends near Hock creek Sunday.

Daniel Wade rotun.e'd homo Tliiiisiliiy irom at. Junius wnero no nau neeu wltli a car load of stock. Mr. Moid McKlnney, of Centietown, visitca relatives near tins place 7,. T.

Ooodull and family attended ciiurcu at tins pmce suuuay. Rev. J. A. Logan held services Sunday at 11 and Sunday night.

Miss Uuinia MoKlnucy returned homo Saturday from Dcci Held, Vernon county, accompanied by aud Moad Mc- uouougu. DiKi Mrs. Startler, on tho2Uh, and was buried at the cemetery of this place. Rnv. Ulll will preach at Concoid School uoiiae next satiuuay night.

August. Slcklnger has bought a bouso' ana lot irom Mr. Dearrlnccr. Mr. I) and family bavo moved to Sedalla'.

Appeals to Your Intelligence. When all Is said there cprtaluly a wonderful satisfaction when leaving a theatre to feel that you have soon something yon cm recall with delight; to have seen a story developed that has excited your interest; you bavo laughed uproariously at fun that happened naturally and which was not dragged in, in such a senseless f.ishluu as to bu an insult to your Intelligence. Such a play Is 'She. Conld't irry Three. The plot Is wholes line; the fun unceasing; tho songi iijw aud catchy; the scenery superb; the cllni i03 thrilling, and the company hea led by that piquant llttlo ray of sunlight, I.llllan Kennedy, onoot the best on the road.

Tun ''J'wick-a-Wb Sr. Locis Hk-ruiiuc la bigger, cheaper, nud hotter than any weekly paper published In America. Other paper-) may claim to pay more lor their news, but It unquestionable true that the Republic" prints more nens, and frcshrr news, than any weekly paper docs or can print. It In Issued on Tiusday and Friday tit every' week. During the four winter mouths each issuo contains eight pages, making-sixteen pages MRS.

GRAHAM'S Cucumber AND Elder Flower Cream is notacoimctlcin tho acueo lu which that that term properly used, but permanently uoniilllloB. It creates a soft, smooth clo.r, Hi" roiniilcxioii encral shade wliltnr: Itia. fun.Umt protector from thu tff -ts ofmu'nnd wind and prevent miu burn aud froiklcs, and Miiii-KiiunuB mil never ftlillu you It. It rloalises tho tarn far I ctlcr than soap wain-, noiirla- es and builds up tho tllii tissues ut thus prevents the alio i ot It glrcs tlie fiiiHliiicds. clearness and ne of tkln that you bad wIiom a llttlo gl 1.

Kvpry lady, young or old, unglit 10 ush it as It gl.cn more outbfiil uppraratico to any ind, and tlint pcrmnnt-nily. It cuilalni no a id iK.wckT or ulkull anil Is wi har i less us nannies as dew nnd ns nouilshlng to tho skin nt Uov Is to the Honor. 1'ilco ni all uniK iiiiuiiair (ir'scrs or nt Mrs. i.cr Mn Francisco, wbei-o sho irnma adles fur nil blemishes ol the f.ieo or llguio. Ladbsnta llstaiu treated by letter Srml st tmp for ber llll.

,1 UUUk I1UW LU UO lltmUUHII. SAMPLE 1IOTTLE niilleil frea lo any lady receipt or lo rents In ntainiiatn lor stugo aud packing. Lilly Agonla wanted. MRS. GRAHAM'S Face Bleach Cure thD worst casc of frookles, sunburn, sallnwiH'ss, inuili-ontclini, pimples anil nil sMti lilcmlalio I'ltcc ll.irm cm and effective.

Xn sainplo inn bo sent. Lints nguttU wantud. THE nilUUUIST In -this tow.i who rt'st or-doiau bill or nn- preparations will havo his name added lo tbli ndverciscmoi.t. My preparation uro for sale by wholesale ilrugtlsts In (Jhlca.ii nnd overj city west ol PACIFIC! KAIMIOAD TIME TABI.K. WESTW'AItl).

No Arrives 1 p.m. Leaves 1 :20p.m. No. 3, Through Express. Arrives 28 a.

m) Leaves 12:28 a.m. No. 5, Local Passenger. Arrives 12:0 p. m.

Leaves p.m. Xo. 9, Texas Express Anivcs m. Leaves 2:10 a. in.

Freight, carries passengers. a. in. EASTWARD. No.

Arrives 2:40 p.m. Leaves p.m. No. Through Express. Arrives 2:10 a.

m. Leaves 2:10 a. in. No. 0', Local Passenger.

Anivcs 1:20 Leaves I0 p. mil Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 4 :10 p. in. Local rmsscmrcr trains and 0 run be tween St.

Louis and Kansas City. Three a week and not less than fourteen pages, of sections of night train east. Texas ex- seven columns each, any week lu tho year. Five separate editions areprlnteil; one each for Illinois, Texas Arkansas and and a general edition lor other States. Another big allraellon i.s the Sp.nial Turin" Department, edited bv IIou.

Wm. U. Vilon, A. C. These i-peclal lent, pres.

which no weekly paper can claim, combine to lender "The Tnlcc-n-Weck He mline indbpensanie during tlie great ampjlgn year, 18UJ. Send one dollar now iraiiiu jcat stioscription mi papers nddrcM for free sample cony. '-The lie. St. Louis, Mo.

scitrnos. sent mu, It), Mr. Ell Steilv. one of Elston's uroni- Incnt young men visited this coniuiuulty last Sunday Several members of Mr. flooi'20 ma iler's luiully arc seiiou-ly ill.

Henry llrill shinned a car load of wood to Jefferson City I ist week, Aulhur Scruggs departed for Nevada, a few days ago. Mr. Ad.un Erhart and D.iniel Coffelt went to (Jllnton. List week to visit iclutlvui at that place who aredown with la gilppo. We are snowed lu this week couldn't get out to get the ne.vs.

January 2(1, IS'JJ. Mr. fleorgo IMstlcr went to EIton last luesdny on business. Mr. Covnci was taken very sick one uay nisi week Misa Lena Dnttuer visited her Bister no day last week.

Mhs Agnes Sturm Is recovering from a recent nuucK ot pneumonia. Mi Johu Deit. went to Jeff Oily Sat- uiuay. Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICE Is hereby given, that tho un dersigned administrator nt the estate of Nienoias jHcicucr, ueccaeu, win mano dual settlement of his accounts with paid estato as such numliilsliatnr at the next term of the Probate Court of Cole county, MUsouil, to bo hnlden at City of Jefferson.

In said county, on tho fcth.day ot rehruary a. J). joiin Administrator. ItEPUULWAX CLVDS. Wis believe that the young republicans should be induced to join and manage the republican clubs of every city.

It is well enough for tho old men to join and help along such or ganizations, but the work and man- suouiit tie icit to the young men tf the part)', Thu prosperity of rt party, of a oani.a-tlon, depends Ijrgely on tho unity action and sentiment of the members, uud when young men dominate this condjUorj Is more likely fo find mi Mi. of wheilfto Ji in us Carroll shipped a car ei uny last w. ok. load ress. No.

has throusrh chair car via, loxlustou branch. Frcorecllubic chair cars ou all through trains. LKIIANON llltANCII. Trains leavu Jefferson City at 0:30 a. arriving nt Aurora 0:30 a.

m. will leave. a at .3 arnviug at Jeffcitou City at 2:3 m. John J. OinJucii.Agt.

Notice of f'm NOTICE la hereby irlvou to all cindl tors and others interts'ed in the. oshilo of Eli.abetb Olt. that 1, Casper Ott, cxecnlor of said cttitc, Intend to make llnal tetlleinent thereof nt the next term of the Probate Court of Colo County, to he hold at Jetfcrsmi Ulv. 011 tlio Vec nud Monday iu February. 1M)J.

dOHN UASTKll UTT, I Executor'. Mr. W. 'i Nitlnr atSwjut jjpiwgn, ELSTON, El.STOX, January 10, 1S'J2 ,11. V.

Tripp wo it to Jefferson City alum uaj MWS l.caiu;- JJninion vblted MUs Alice Fleieliei Suiid.ty. LUvo-id Diuhani visited his grandparents Saturday night. O. It. Itiunk went to Jho papjtnl city Saturday.

Eli Steely i ccnviicneed ilcailug on Lis farm wllb a foio nt tlx men. Mis. Mary Cooper, of near llils place, died lin-t Tiusday and was bailed Wednesday, Kcv. Ulll the funeral sendees. 0.

11. Liaih Co. were 111 tho leo bu-ineifa litftt week. 1 Misses Auulo Kulfe. Addle Steely anil SaUly JloutFong, vUllod Miss Tripp Suu'ttoy; 1.

enimle McKlunoy went toseobtsbesj: gltlSuudny. 1 That Y.pwr Hair may retail) Ite youthful! color, fullnoss, and beauty, dros6 it daljy with Ayer's Hair Vigor It cloansos tho spulp, cures humors, 'pnd 'stimulates now growth of hair. Dr. J. C.

Ayer Co. 1. Lowell, Mass. A Sound Liver WRes a Well IIIUII' Are you billions, constipated or truub led with jaiindlcp, sick headache, bad taste In mouth, foul biealh, coated tongue, djspepila, Indigestion, hot dry skin, pain lu hack aud between tho shoulders, chills and fflvcr, etc. If yo have auy of these syoap.toiriS.your liver is out of order and yoOr blood Is slowly bclug iiolsoucd, bccihiM) yor liver does not act properly.

Heiiuink will cure auy disorder of tbcSllver, slomach or 1 1 1 bowels. It uas 110 cpiai-fli a liver iuvui clue. Prlco, 73e. Frto sample uotu n'A. Bianaeaberger'il rui tuio.

3 00- 1 T3 1 to a a 2 Si mi aifsig 1 ni a tj .,0 III 1 I 1 1 1 1 ift: MM lUrlal fiMKi At 1 ymm can take and a mm can sewc ftncC yiomn vciOi trouble can cope, iLi siie cant waafe ner cjojiies iopejfedbnsliefcnovf Slfirknte Clairetle Soap N.K.FA1RBANK&C0, St. Louis. CALIFORNIA MAH3JLT! AHD GRANITE WOKKS Foreign nni) Arnerlctrn Tombstones and Montiments, Onlers from a distance will receive prompt attention. J. A.

HUltr, agent, Jefferson City, Hicr CHICAGO oc Atd'ONRAILROAD. Omnibus leaves Jefferson olty, a. ni. every day except Sunday, con-neetln; with tho train leaving C'vUur City at 8a. in.

aiidwhleb makes iiroinpt connection in jiexico wun an trams going cast, west or north. A. P. GlttMf 11 aw, Ticket Agent. Tho O- Ci M- Vestibule Line- Pasfengcrs going to any point oast or southeast and desiring a uulek and comfortable trip should take the Ohio' Mississippi tho fast line from St.

Louis, and the only one runnlnir a pas senger train through 10 Cincinnati, the time being less than ten hours. 'lhrec unity vestlbnlo trains aro run by the O. to Cincinnati nnd two to Louisville, mnklng direct connections with all trains fur tlio east, northeast and southeast, and trains of this line are cpulpped with elegant Vestibule, Day Coaches and Pullman's latest pat-- tern lu vestlbnlo Parlor Library cars nn.i .1 1 i 1 huh civi 'icio. 1 iiu siri'iMiii; curt uru run through from St. Louis to Washington.

uaitiinorc, J'Ullaili'lphla nnd New ork without change, and tho fare to these points ts less by tho O. and M. than by other through ear routes. Owing to Its excellent throusb tiatn servlco and fast. time, tho O.

and it. Is enabled to carry about ninety-five per cent, of the travel from St. Louis to nnd via Clnelnnnti, eastward. See that your tloket reads via tho popular O. nnd M.

for snlcnt olllcns of connecting lines. I' or fiir.her Information call on or nil- dress A. J. Lytic. General Western Passenger agent, Ohio Mississippi wu if ijro.inway, si i.ouis, aio.

H. Clay Ewiug, W. Q. Dnllmoyor, President, Ci.liler. AV.

A.Uall The Old Reliable OFF! HP KT.roUTS.MO. Piweljl itlenttea MV 'V'-J t'trcn to ill or Iron Mot In mtU ioiail), ir.ntlj(t or Hnl, broiiKl bout bf aliuim, exciuesorl mpruprlettei. THE OLD nOGTOR. coiuiiticu uj run, or the fr-j- Wflsni, 3MI Treatment Ctiurantmj. Hoard am apaiinwriU fiirn'ahed to tboM who aeilri pcrtoaat cre.

udi 1. O. auunp tot clifu. larf.ele. Nervous to3t Vitatit7, IT TlllAI, IWcftknons Rnil Decay, soatlirofcl 12 eta.

postage A-I Iresiluttcra, Dr. Ward OBIco, 1 1 1 N. 8lh Street. St. Lom'J.

Enr, Prompt, FotlUN Curt fur Impottnc: Utt of Manhood, Stmlnal emissions. Sptrmatonhta, Nnnun9s. StlDlitrutt. loa of Memory. Ac.

Will mailt you a STliOHO, Vlqer-oui Man. Prlco 91.00, 6 Ooxei. 00. 8noM Dlnettent Mtllot with tack Bom. Aidittt Bittud tanrZlilniit Co-, OT.

LOUIS, MCV EXCHANGE BANK, JKFKKIISON CITY, MO. Do L'cncral baiiMnir bushiett lluv nd sells Domestic ami Forein llvfluniL'o. r-nlslt lctlcfs of intrnilurtluii nml crodit l(t Its varloufl correal ouUcntH. Alvrojn Ima money to loan Us t'UBton crt. Allnun intercut nu linio (luposltf).

hy (jm mo nt, and ileal? lit (iocrnr inent, 8ti county, Munlclpnl ItonUv nml lit'Ii KTJpflC(urtltf collections mude on Uuroie uu cities ilircTt. Jeso W. Henry, I'rthitk'iil, Oscar Durch, FirstWational Bank JKFFKUSON CITY, 510. Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $43,500.

lUIIKUTOIlS. W. C. Youno, .1. S.

J. G. Sciiorr, W. IIkniiv, iacoii AN.Ni-.t:. 11.

u. WAC.NKIt. llr irunerl lj.inLlnir bunitit.R. Ihir nnil acll Foreign uml Uoinefctic Kvrhaiiffe, UnilcUHlntcs Iimida ami other secdrltie iiceoiintii received, I0.1119 nml tiiuije on favoru)ii7 terma. Prompt nltentlon ghen tu all buaines.

euirust ed euro. Pensions Patents Inoreap, noiinty.llaek Pay. Din-barges, irano Murks, Ciiivrilils. Lav- AdvlcHfrei). II.

I). O'lIltlEN, lato AOJt. ucii'i I'lv. Army of tho Pub. Plekcl liunrd.

Biimpli' free. 421 Chestnut ltoom "JOO, St. Louis, Mo. B. BO I CLOT, rndt'iiiKTou DONNOTS MILL HOTEL, and agent for W.J.

lb.ttleil Ileer. NERVE TflHi removes all cunaeiiuencea of l2'l nn rnwa th. cnorar. cuur.7. fil.lR,.h- 'yreore'l'iie'Ft todn H.rrooa Partly IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

Beauty, Uealtb and Grace Ciimblned What Mors can Woman Detln. Volta-Modico Spinal Appliance, COMOINtD WITH AN ABDOMINAL AND HOS SUPPORTER. Stjt Tliry aro clcctllcal aa allt ai mRlIuik-a and TV lwn.inifndI for all ltni.le Wraknmav ftft. and nou. D.liltil.Utrr and Kldutr Mcaoarnca.

aialarla, llILiinutlcin, hpln. I lllnara, lliart Cld JJlwrdrrt. Ihtpnirrt.hpd DTood, CiHi.Utlun'n rail all Ul.r.wiof Iba llliiod tiiii.rh or I.l,rr, of wLcrt- Ortr. a ui-k of anil falling hr.lt!. 111.7 ate not on- roniianinj ana ttrrairlltcs-ln lo 111 tut brlna anoul of form.

Miiprlen flgurr. mid. la f3rm In from Cirro tlx Eukraiilcrit. rttnip rltLuUli utid tall iformaliu.1. Audrcu, 1 VoLU-Hitico IrruAici 110 H.Oth BU BT.

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