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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-13
TRAINS GOING NOHlK.
,.,, ,o ,,-c No.2 No. 4 No.
'"' We '''" Daily. Daily, Daily.

TRAIN No. : from Montgomery com
meets at talrra WITT = Il Dir Il; At Dc
rltnr With VI n CIR |; iut tine T N'.'
from Memphis connects a umboldt and
Milan tor the West; also tr,m points
Aoutl, tor Louisville; ut Guthrie vita
~ L& > f. Rl 1T Lebanon junction
with Knoxville and RirI,m"nd Brahrh-
Is; III 'i%urinnnti Junction viii J.E
n l. Il Il Tor tie North and East; ut
Louisville with l. > Mail Boats tor Elm
%rlnnali and it'll . 4 R'y ma j, NJ Al
K Il for the North. East aud West.
TRAIN NO. / runs ualy from Mont
Golncil and daily except Sunday from
Mrmpni'. nav Ing direct connection from
Little Rock. and all points in Texas to
Louisville; connects n Decatur with VI
~ X Il; at Guthrie viii, - l. 4 = + ii'y;
al CincinrinlIaii June. with l.. E ~ l. X
! Il torthe Norti and East; at Louisville
with OK NJ aud j. Ma Il for the North.
EI-t and West.
TRAIN No. 6 from Memphis conncct3
at Mrkcnhi" with \. Il st ]. Ry for the
Southeast From Bowling Cir en- it will
be- ran a. accom- notation to Louisville.
NAH inG same connections rs No /.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-13

ET Hereafter the prices Tor MI
nounc, nienls in this paper will he ~
follows-CASH IN ADVANCE:
For Judge or Attorney General -. 10 W
For State Senator. ...... ......... 7 80
County Offices 49,. 8 90
Municipal Offices ........... 2 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-13

~ This line offers great inducements
to tourists to the Centennial. connecting
in Louisville with trains haN ing through
ears which run direct to the Centennial
grouih!s IN Philadelphia.
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klQuTnI
NINTH DISTINCT.

Mary and Caroline Bennett. tour acres
0t Land b"un'i'd by Jones. pnrlorI. Par.
tin aud Jones. valued al ~ dollars. lax
2LiS; cost J dollars.
Anderson Howard. 60 acres OF lane.
l,onM'lsd by Henley, Gipson, III -. am!
Lon . ,aln~i at UJ dnllar>. TAX 3 80:
r0.i , dollars.
,iunn ilou-i-r, 81 acres of land bounded
h, krNnrrlN. Woods. l.rnrhau and Wool>.
raluri ~ 2U dollars. Tax a20; r"sI 3
dollars
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TW kLHrN .

John Barnes. l2la acres Of land, bound.
rl BY Joan PAYNE. Anderson. Lynch an
Pa, NJ. valued ut ~ dollars. Tax 81 ct> {;
cost ) dollars.
wells heirs. ~ acres Of lan,l bounded
by .Anirr.on, State lin" and Anderson.
valued at 51j dollars. lax 632 >; cost 3
dollars
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"hVH INV iS ''oOfts, wv h~tuTV i""'
Alas! chi. intense desire for an ideal
husband. or lover, who never existed out
side Lirr brain Of some novelist who wrote
to please y morbid literary appetite. has
made many \ woman forget the real worth
Of an honest, hard-workiny husband in
her admiration Of II Hilird villain for
get the husband VIM would show his love
in unrquieOral deeds Of Kindness AMI re-
gard tor her health. and lie. and peace of
mind ;-iOrget him ina mOrbiu fancy tor
some Internal hero dressed up in attract
ivt robes by some nuvelist's corrupt and
ready pen. | tell yOn. wicked as ! may
I've. | cannot tind it proper for me to ap.
plaud novels In general. o theatres in
genera; hut Of the two, nOvrl-reading H.
far the worse. and have been slorked TO
hear a lady go into ec>tacies almost I'VE
some novel that was full y! expressions
and plots which no one nut u liLrrtins
would dare 10 talk about in her presence.
But this diatribe airbnt novel %reaiing-
Cui 60noS Beecher attru.ts more to-day
than lie uiI when We all thought him
honest.
Well. the night Is far gone. and IL | have
been tedious it L. IIecause | am IN u rather
Indifferent mood rs tn whether | please
any one or not. and thcn this Is. PERHAPS.
the last letter ! shalt write before return
ing home. Christmas Is nearly here. and
I would be at home with my loved on"s-
10 crafty their little wants SO natural up
on the return Of tile blessed Holidays.
And surely ! will take them snne trifes
but even trifes will assume an important
value, berausc they will Ge the gifts vi
love. ] will not be extravsgant i'll cOnlu.
for | have seen with sad heart too often ~
this world, that "tme nakedne.s Of the in
.iiXent may I've clothed from the trimming
Of tile vain" Nay be, mind you. But.
ieavens abO,c! how many christ .ars the
| ,ouiny Christmas will be ruffied. and
pinked, and f~urbslowed. and glitter viii
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T.. Sc ,mi terms and II liberal discount
will ir .ivcn to any one wishing To buy
tine entire stock and liXtifrs. >. \. &.
u 22-iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
HOTELS. ETC.
SILVER BRICK HOTEL.
South Main street. Eureka.
m. 4. GERAIY pronrietOr.

M. J. GERATY ;: Proprietor.
HAyING PURCHASED OF O.
i Mr.. William Giilen the Sill S<s,A
YER BRICK HOTEL, we pro- Fa~A
pose 20 carry on the business as -->IA -
heretofore. The house has been repaired
md renovated, and We are now prepared for
business. We hope. by strict att n,ion to
our customers, to merit a fair share OF the
public patronage.
The Table
Will at oil times be supplied with the best
the market affords, ard will be under the i'm
mediate supervision Of MISS GEkATY.
The Bar.
Only the choicest brands Of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS will be sold. This
department is under the supervision OF that
veteran bar-keeper. OWEN GEkAff.
Board. 81 per week. Meals. 80 cts.
Liquors and eigars, 1872 cents. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed.
NJ. J. GERATY.
Eureka. Sept. -, 1871. f.Ii.tf
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DRESsMAKINC,

AIRS. MCDONALD AND NJ. ALLISON,
NI having recently located in Eureka,
wish TO inform the ladies that they are pre-
pared to do DRESSMAKING in all its
branches Cutting and fitting speciality.
Corner Of Spring. and Clark streets.
Eureka, Septemb Der 10. lsT7. rsll-iu'
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NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD ALL MY INTER EST
IL in the Silver Brick Hotel to NJ. j.
Geraty. | take this method of thanking my
friends and ths public for the patronage they
have so libsraily bestowed on me. ami to be-
speak for my successor a continuance of the
public patronage. HM. GIBLEN.
Eureka. .epiember 10. ISL. [.Itlm
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PROFESSIONAL.
THOS. LASPEYRE.

A TToRNEY AND C0UNSELoR At
n law. Eurosa, Nevada. ufice in Ry-
land's brick building, Bateman street
seuti5-f
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

A ny PERSON HAVING A NICE FUR
"A nished house. of four or SIX rooms. can
ns nest o. good tenant by making application
s25-u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-08

80 INEa 49, tNa
Chlcksns are 90 easily fAttened, and
90 very supacluFAAn sARalllyI that na
others ought 10 ever ~ used Ut home,
or offered f6f salR, tlIduNh Nv ~ no
lnauc0nlents are offered IN the West
to aell rood poultry, q all, good and
bad, cells 1t About the same price per
piece, gg, head, eregardlaes Of both
welghtanil qualltS,U y f tilA ek8
In fattsning all that Is needed ls .
dry warm coop, large enough to hsld
the required number They should
10 kept up abent lMO weeks, and %
that time they ought TO have ali the
foui and water that lsReeded. After
that time they du not gain but rather
lone IN weight Aehltken eapDlble oi
becoming that heavy, ought tO gain
about two pounds 10 as6oFlnlght, and
ought to weigh, when dressed, near
" Or quite i've pounds arm0Ee.
AIt0elhoF the best feed l0r Allsn-
inn q nav cora. which lsa0iieE and
more saAlly dlgeStsd than ca a
constant snpply of,walor and a box
ef clean sAnd ought also to be faTn-
ishad. II lslsaufpflslng 10 see show
fass theN will fstten, and how super
ior 4 fat chicken, thus cared for b 70
one that b allowed % Igam at large
and loot out for ITSELF
"A - a -.
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MMHrAm.

TAt, tnoomuer,bfa DEPURATTvE u
" petFarfNN ALFERA1ITR, 1uNlGs Di-
T'ilsITC, Ola tii . ~ ard AlthlssL-
IsATi eonthtWlaD. vtrtHes geteh Nenael, n
ita eeHtiaassa slsa. ,sili fAoreuOhln fFadt-
eWira all dtatases of tau eteod. afs tige04
aslientslare " % Rtirsig AasHtseae e.airae-
tis,. tee sa..es gesasssa se"a s' y, sS'oi w
tAa siiDhteSf fginf ~ dieeaso ~ ne sua-
te,a, tt sasver 1,iils ~ eJeethg0 that disease
iarMaHh. tise iNedlilnl eg ths sil., o. se-
rAaa,leIa ~ ihs body, siiegehg allpselhg,
fhsi. rsorss' siorslNt ssssB JsiwssieRat ses..
diiion. A gsFv hrisf legase ,ggf'g tlsle tstN
sieMhfed vellmtlliiv aliaf tr6Maerfhd e.lFa-
tisa Hfoparttess u AefilQ, u,est e,a.q.iasttesl
a6Iv, thc SevN uci.g u sIedical trtanlpAss
aMa AZ gssssesl dlsssgsg n sl.s Rys.s..s
.shsvs SSss " ~ k,sei itssiY y esinisasiin iks
sest ~ ~. lesien eF dieerdeg, euth es
SCR0fULA and tlle tAatisei.d aed olso
eaMass tAss !saa e ~ esE.si ,ioite.ls
csgalsnsif, 1sH Fii6Iiaaf zFlifh Aas nssss1s
~ thaf tAe .ssiAs "a !he iathers sAats
stsii essn unto tao third aaa feerlA gesn-
ENfsfgEBLED 0QNe11TUEfaNa n " n
PoWtr1asl vejaesNalorS eaNslng ehe trreek
III anna ebseS asore 10 assume tha Ged-Itks
fS,1s. ss.! & Z, Nr6ps AERs uErs-
Nf9T TnfG0llIhllIlNsS 40 afS1lr IRON on
(lOgEEYENIfeH, LIVER .lRL hInNEl
OOa aPLaIM1I, 0ENHiE1H. a Nd NlaI9l-
0VN nRAIIITT, Hf{N UHiA "A TIN ~,
Il GIANDUBAR ll1eIAhU MllkfkINi Elsl-
TNAEFNMAaxhuH gtaNuNllt 0llkEis
gfhfNtTIONa or TIN NONEk, 1N!lltl-
LNNT ULgEBb, ANN "A La 90 ~
TLAINTe (ar8d 20 fl0 Qeriilse ap'o " "a =
bo1lt laseg aauaAt tor bn sensitive, eWaeet,-
elbfa, alssf ticklsata yfasalRep ~ N tnkse
direct aeilen apon lhesr esin.e,aael z slNts ",
M lrIFIOH THE RL0aD ~ I'llhl fA'ty'
on THE TAOURLk, tt " ttsSattatte. 4
r6ra 9aFanse sFith lAla geiiasaH sziA prove
= Nesltise ana eertnane,N .eese, ,Jsr
OII4LLN aad FEI3skS asia 81 MAAA-
RIAL POl1oR1.
1IsoasaSlss aI 1esaiHaonials attest ne
trnfA ef thaae gialnaa.
Erice, One DstlarS eis teFge eottle, Or
sia tsftlss, eS. -
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CHANniNg SEED. ~ Your remarks
ON thu topic, taken from De Ian
caster, IA, Earmars Association, aro
most appropriate, and the Importance
Of chargln tecd cannot be snnicI0nt-
ly Impressed NpOn the minds Of 0ur
farmers, Those who have never
tried Il win he Aat0nlshed at the n
suit, II they decide 70 make lhe ex-
peTImSnl. have aeon an increase
Of city per cent IL Yield by sowing
wheat on rather light soil, grown on
rich soil, eighty miles dialance. Il
appoafs incFedulous that such q small
object Is q kernel Of'wheat can Coz
tain sufficient substance TO produce =
superior crop on inferior soll--but II
Is a fact which canaot be disputed, as
practice hss Sunlclonlly demonsirat.
ed II. gM W ai ~, A. II.
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" N -~ F' II N 8N w
II ought to b. the duty of the
stsckman 10 see that -all cattle that
aro kept constantly tied up should re-
csive ! thsrorSh brushing daily.
Stock that are accustomed to have
their heads tied get very dirty about
the neck and shoulders unless they
rscslve q careful "groomlng." Clean
lines ls very essential fof cAtlle a.
ways under cover, not only because
disease Is thereby prevented from
making its inFoads, but also because
stock thrive better, and reseh maturity
= great deal aalckaFy when carefully
tended, than when they are not,
Cattle kept "a hamfnsls ofiloose box.
es DO not, perhaps, require 20 much
attention No those whose heads are
tied to the stall, as they can with
freedom lick themselves, butJihey
should not be neglected on that ac-
count; md TO earefni stack farmer
win do wen % see That his stockman
Giv1B them proper attontlon. " lre'
qaently happens, h0wever, that calile
do become very dirty about the body
whether from neglect or a natural
prsdlspuaifion TO gat dirty, Il h sHn-
aesssasn 70 consider. 10 such eases
. good rahe.ly Is ~ apply % the AZ
fseaef paih 4 mixture 81 fshOil,und
-four Of sulphur IN the proportion VI
fnur ounshs of sulphur to y quart cf
oil. ThIh mlxtlre should ls lhoF-
ouehly Fpbhed into The body, and
ab0ut three days after this has been
donc, the affected parts must receive
. good waslib9 with soft soap aud
warm water. The oil and sulphur
may be applied oAee niors ID the
Game manner a. before, the mixture
being mlade n little stronger should
there be an abseFvabls improvement
from The lrgt Rashlng This mixture
applied tWlee aeaeEAllg aufices ID efI
feet 4 complete cure Of allmenL
LoRsloR Lire StOek JOgrmdi.
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6wERNEY. ---AtFOphy Of the mus-
Cls5 IN the shoulder usually results
from 4 spEaln, tdIncata Of such long
standing, ehs oily cure seems ID be
q regular course o. sclsntIflc exercise
II afFophied muscles. We have
known seyoul rimllar caSes that
were cured hy working the animals
every day for s6nIe months, On 4
railroad or thread power er--wofking
them at lgst only a short time, and
Increasing The exercise untll they
were worked all day. THE continued
reaching Of the fore feet upward, -
well as iOVwnrd, broughtthe ahrank-
en- muscles into use and cured the
lameneSs An Eselishman once In-
formed us,that he had seen several
horses permanently cured by making
them aWim across pond one or
more times during the day.--.COun-
Try GsHtlsBlnIi. M Rfat1
Vt stlN ~ a llI M
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BRONCHITIS AND Lung
" AFFECTIONS.
q. TRANMEnN.

A slioAt so-ealIed eeld tplu 0fiiiSaes
Tor or AadiN eaHaied, snta6t Aapa Aat ona
ras,tlt-sf nitsaf aNentnaee 10 . settled eaae
oY MRONUHFKTI6, Or eehae y tpogssp ne
Tross haFasatls0 oauoh alt1 - eeloHafialr
TRACHHOK 9GsFs q eau1ld, Fettable, oah
serInansnt Velkgg. ~ nai0mle cuts eRpeeto-
fkgf eSrstklr sepfio dapaa1f, ephteh, N teIt
,SlfhSaff ltIIteloas treatssessfy fl9tet cOil-
Il,asstteafs ffs uotnon % lhe eaaihailar at10-
staSsee ef ths lsiligg aegesaratttg Gnd de-
ana e5lilulatos oaiy Ia a., early and an-
9iElsIlt Death. TRACHEON hdS 40 equal,
slttsok lees n aupcGfOr5 asld 90 staa egtit laaf
o,1Iae rentavo tke depeslf, thereby aDOrdina
syTrgt reiief, 1,lt hsais dks 9ieattpnRs aHd
tSSVss fis rntisHtt IN PasssssiO'a ef healthy
'riss, SInv Cents psr bottle, or sis
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The officers Of the "llome Mutual bog
leave 10 congratulate iis patrons, stock
holders, and agents, upon tho showing
which they are able 10 make 0f lts busi-
moss for the centennial year Just closed.
This result has boon produced ny q caro-
ful wedding out OF extra hazardous risks,
and insisting upon and obtaining iair rates
for ovoEy risk wTitton.
We earnestly request Olir agents every.
whore to continue this course, avoiding
extra hazards, carefully selecting their
hlsnoss, studying and knowing tho men
they insure for, carefully avoiding ever
insurance nnd scattering their risks, 80 that
no great disaster or loss can happen. Give
ms your earnest and faithful service, and
we will, IN the present year, exceed the
reau.a0f the Centennial.
0nr Company has been in exislAnce since
.1S0i-rhas met aud promptly paid every
loss II has Incurred, and u to-day stronger
inlts financial condition and the confidence
of tho lnsuring public than over.
HAMILTON BOYD, M w
a0 Manager, Portland, OEn.
J. III. BIlRKHHART,
Agent. Albany, Oregon,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
srrnn nsrNnrn MArur.a co.

TTTT7 UVFION NTNOHR MANUF'N VOl,
First and Ynmhlll Streets,
rse Portland, 0gn., JAM lsI7.
Fof tbo Information and benefit Of our Gus.
tom nfb. nild " All persons deAiFlugtD purchase
bur ttlebrntod sewing mRohineq we respect.
fully notify them. that AiegarH. Titus broa .aro
our hgenlsfOr Albany and lam County and
that they or y. NJ Wolvort0n, haq aro fully
fiiR BIEaER NJ iEuEG CO..
B9bmB 'H't 'fasAgtf Ogn aud W.T.
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pYsPERSlA.


GA&TDON ss . sa1s, spesaWs asla posi-
q9uItls, aiirf y brtef eotreu u fteNaneeut eptft
eseafafeltha lat9esflgs etHalta % fAs.r pgtn-
fiila strengtk, 'and llFaa.efr tee heaishu
issrffost af the sfetslaak aaa tntaSetune. 4ite
,1erfatln SrutfaAiiitn ~ tiisr0vB Mtta all
tarpnana pnPslsiaV " aeaeafarH tVe, -
aare1fIn feasoesd bn ehia a0anf. NE
fIansaeh u Vesfored 70 ksuilh aad the hey
s1otaaf the srateaa sgtN ef.ee hterp rsgpoH@
~ as6 gDsFfoFntnnee ef labor,
NFiss, One DoiiaT, ~ daFge eoftie, or
~ hgtfles, -.
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77- IgSV71 ll91Dl1ll, lo3|IHn, o4FaloFl0 Y
AJssp vsare lof Ne a,eaa asAprie,ia 70
aenFNh aita NpeAkiunttglls qllA ufter ne
ffUfltgitk appsiantto1A ~ sNeAaelat 10 thess-
faAas ~ Tattaafr, Gees eha5sller, A,Msl
w, nj, sla,s seeesllts te tllD lAaletteaN pt!e-
lip tko fnltetalla0 Ftalasfigat hts sole dr.
earefN Wlti eHeRgetN, ne eNieaeN of tehtch
"a afleHfnd " The edttt1t 1tf4ANa quantity "
lesttnlonkaIa, lilQ tsnaaticltod e1erl,,gs oT
ate1aPillU AID dieeaagaDgd putlenfsI teh0
h6af tial Hl,ft spopattaf Foltef and oelaert
YlVm thetP eoslttnuNa NSa, bWt hnve oeeN
tVlalaaliN aeaFud 0f aiiafqlSle 9NtS eAF9l.ic
fontflatslto, eph(ok kaue bqell adfpd0ea 0U
~ aest ssAiasiit plgsisia.ss - hopeless.
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FHE ABOYR RElgEDIEs ARE
alioHoHgh IN de sFadleGfioal 0g the differ
Glte nnd saFtolie 9a0lgdiee deheatiagled,
allG aF0 the TesNt ef Rafteht, seagphtflg,
g0bOe6oMe, 0sad edlefftefo tnpaatfgafioil,
qptbraetnO . psFte8 Qf ilanHD pears, VI
Wtfope and Aaaaaiea.
m fho speolJla dtrrettons are complied
aegift, eh0Msassds ef 1atfestle e0tlE 9eaF eptf-
sisas 10 flhetr retgliqp WioIlia, and cOrrob-
opato euerN assertion. bRAoro HteaD ara
snanW s0Hiptioattone Of &ieeage, and pa
fianfa 90 doslEs, DIR. gfElfNDBER tpuL
" pJeesed % gtVo all tRfoFmatiOn, and
I1escripttue and Brpl lanat0ry Circu-
lar gf ihe above reBledleg cent Oa receipt
ef gtaaRp. N tie PK0PKxETARY
MMDkQlNHA arc not on salo at BOiir
garttcSIeF dSaBgtst's, ssiid orders 70 Il
DRs CHAMDEER,k .
ll7o HsoAdwAy, NswsYOfk City.
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; YOUNG MEN

HWho may be suffering from the effect OF
fyOutnful iollies or indisoretion, will do well
Hto avail themselves of this, the greatest boon
over laid at the altar of suffering humanity,
HDR, SPlNNEY will guarantee to forfeit S5VO
NfOr every ease of seminal weakness, or pri.
vRte disease OF any klndOr character which
he undertakes and fails to cure. lie would
therefore say TO the unfortunate te sufferer who
Amay read this notice, that you are treading
kHpOn dangerous ground when YOU longer'
Adolay in seeking the proper remedy for your
NcOmplalnt. You may be In the flrst stage |
hremomber You ARE approaching the last. II
kyou nro bordering upon the last. and are sui'
Nferlng some or all OF IN effects, remenlbeiT
that II you persist In proorastinaton, thep
ttime must come when the most ckillful phy-
Hslcinn can render you no assistance whons
the door OF hope will be closed against you Il
Mwhen no angel Of mercy can abfing you re-
Aliof, In no cRso Rs the DoctM failed of sue
Ncess. Then lot not despair work upon your
slmngln0Alon, but avail yourself of tile hene-
nclaI results of his treatment before your
case u beyond the reach Of medical skill orr
before grim dqath hurries you 10 q prerna-
ture grave. Full course OF treatment 5000
Send money by Post Ofiice order or EXpressl
with full description of case
Call, OF Address. DIR. A, II, SPINNEY.
No. n keRrny street. siNn francisco.
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PILES. HemOHhOids.
FKAgON.

3 Many easises tsssa 10 produce fAls 'ain.
1sl 0nd distresgtNg slate. 1he blood u
e'afnVded u, tfs retwrni Tho too IreqNaHt
Ssee OF dauefls psEgatteae teJtde 70 pvodHee
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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-05-24
DON'T TATrIE.

Children, don't talk about each
other. Don't call one of your shcool-
mates ugly, another stingy, cross,
behind their backs. 1t is the mean
eat SOFT Of sin. Even if they are ugly,
or cross, it does you no good to re-
peat it. 1t makes you love to tell
faults-it makes you uncharitable-
your soul grows smaller-your heart
loses its generous blood, when yon
tattle about yonr friends, Tell all
the good you know about them, and
carry their sins in your own heart; or
else tell them to God, and ask Him
to pardon them. That will be Christ
like. If anybody says to you, "Oh!
that Mary Willis did such naughty
thing!" call to mind some virtue that
Mary possesses, and hold it up to
her praise. For your own sake, learn
to make this habit,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-05-24
WHY PEOPLE, DRINK.

A. because his doctor has recon-
mended him to take little. A.. {
B. because his doctor has forbid
den it, and he hates quackery.
G. takes a drop because he's wet.
ID. because he's dry.
+. because he feels something ris-
ing.
+. because he feels kind of sink
ing.
G. because he's going to see a
friend off to England.
II. because he's got a friend come
home from Australia.
[. because he's so hot i'll the even
ing.
X. because he's so cold in the
morning.
l.. because he's gotta pain in his
head.
NJ. because he's got a pain in his
side.
n. because he's got pain i'll his
back.
O. because he's got pain i'll his
chest.
p. because he's got Il pain all over
him.
Q. because he feels light and hap
py.
r. because he feels heavy and mis-
cradle.
). because he's married
L. because he isn't.
/. because he likes it.
V. because he likes to see his
friends around him.
W. because he's got no friends,
and enjoys Il glass hy himself.
Y. because his uncle left him =
legacy.
Y. because his aunt ''cut him of
with q shilling"
I'VE should he happy to inform
our readers what Us reasons are for
drinking. hut on putting the question
TO him he was found to be SO drunk
he could not tell.