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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
Prof. TyndalI's Warning.

In concluding a. address to the students
of University College (London), Prof. Tyn.
dali, who is unquestionably one of the most
interchangeable brain-workers of our century,
sa d: Take care of your health. Imagine
Hercules as oarsman ia a rotten boat; what
can he do there but by the very force of his
stroke expedite the ruin of his craft. lake
care OF the timbers of your boat" The
distinguished scientists advice is equally
valuable to all tcorkers. We are apt to de-
vote all our energies to wieldi @ the oars;
our strokes fall firm and fast, but few of US
examine or even think of the condition of
our boats until the broken or rotlen timbers
suddenly give way, and We find ourselves
the victims of a calamity which cou d have
been easily avoided by a little f~orethought.
What began with a slight fracture, or per-
haps even a careless exposure TO disorgan-
lZlng influences, ends in the compl, te wreck
OF the llie-boat. The disease which began
with a slight headache or an undue exposure
to cold terminates in ueath, unless its prog
ress be checked and the disease remedied.
The first symptoms, the hei aids of disease,
give no indication of the strength of the on
coming foe, aud the victim trusts that his
OLD ally, Nature, will eX erminate the in
vader. But Distas is an old General, and
a~ccompllshes his most important movements
IN the Nighttime, and some bright morning
mas him IN possession of one of the
strongest fort ications; and, when he has
once gained a stronghold in the syst IN, Ma
ture ANONYMOUSLY turns traitor and Sc
ere ly delivers up the whole physical armory
to the invader. Like the willy politician, Ma
ture is always on the strongest side, and the
only way to insure her supper is to keep
yuar vital overs in the ascendant. Keep
your strongest fo-ts-the stomach and liver
we'll guarded. Do not let the foe enter the
a~rteri~l highways, for he will steal or de-
stroy sour ric, est merchandise and impov-
erish your kingdom. 10 repulse the attacks
OF the foe, you can find no better ammuni-
lion than DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines.
Full directions accom- any each package,)
His Pleasant Purgative Pellets are es. ecialy
effective in defending the stomach and liver.
His Golden Medical Discovery for purifying
the blood and arresting coughs and colds.
If you wish to become familiar with the
most approved system of defense in this
warfare, and the history of the foes method
of inv sion, together with complete instruc-
tions for keeping your forces in martial order
in time of peace, you can find no better man
ual of these tactics than " The Peoples
Common. Sense Medical Adviser" by X. v.
Fierce, M. D., of the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, N. Y. Sent to any address on re-
receipt of $1.50. 1t contains over nine hun,
dred pages, illustrated by two hundred and
eighty-two engravings and colored plates,
and elegantly bou.d in CLOTH and gilt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
Miners Organizing for Protection
Against the Indians.

The people inhabiting the Black Hills.
realizing the fact that the Government,
is not, at least for the present time, po-
ing to afford protection to their lives
and property, and they being fully
aware of the danger that threatens
them on the opening of spring from the
hostile Indians, have determined to act
on their responsibility in the mat
ter. Meetings were held at Spear Fish
City and Crook City, at which the SUBJ
iect of self-protection was fully dis
cussed, and delegates were appointed
from both these localities to meet the
citizens of Deadwood and people in this
vicinity in mass meeting, to discuss the
best mode of accomplishing the desired
result. The a meeting which was
held yesterday was very largely attend
ed, and proved to be a success. Sew
eral gentlemen of prominence express
ed their views on the subject, all agree
ing that some Immediate action should
be taken by the people. 1t is proposed
to arm and equip a band of twenty
scouts under the leadership of Tom
Hardwick, an experienced Indian fight
er, to take the field Immediately and
discover the whereabouts of the camp
of the Indians, who have already COM
menced their work of numbering and
stealing. 1t is further proposed TO or
ganize and equip a home guard COM
pany of seventy-fve men, who are to
be held in readiness to march against
the hostiles, if the scouts succeed in
finding them. The necessary commit
tees were appointed from the leading
| business men of this city, and they are
rapidly fulfilling the duties assigned to
them, with every prospect of entire
success. A great many petitions have
been sent to Washington, and more
will be sent, praying that Congress will
ratify the Indian treaty and give us
law, for the want of which real estate
and claim owners are experiencing
much distress from Jumpers"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

.Were they 'too-tooP'" asked Earle,
with q smile.
sob, there was something about h
happiness of the fairy tooth in being
imprisoned in so lovely a prison as her
fairy mouth, and some reference to a
kiss-that was ALL"
"And quite enough" said Earle,
IS taking into consideration that you
had never been introduced to the young
lady"
Well, sir when the little thing be-
gan to cry, 1 thought l should go wild.
miss Russell cried, sdo-do forgive
me! You know that on St. Valen-
tines Day people re privileged to a
little more-in fact, b great deal more
extravaganza and poetical language than
on other days. And, upon my word
and honor, l respect and esteem you
with all my heart, and have admired
you yer since the day / first beheld
you-the day l came near knocking
you down.
ga smile beamed through her tears
as she held out her hand and said,
sThat's about Sc hours ago. But I'll
detain you no longer, Mr.. Douglass. !
believe you are sincere in what you say
-"'And you forgive me?' l asked.
&c forgive you. Good-by.'
"sOne moment more,' L begged.
Pray tell me before we part how you
discovered I wrote the valentine
"She looked at me in great surprise.
Il have heard of You often from my pu-
pills. she said, and one day when we
were out walking they pointed out to
me the house in which you live
"tYes, nv dear Miss Russell, but they
knew nothing about the tooth, the box
or the verses
"Stiu more surprised, she looked at
me as she went to her desk and took
from it the offending valentine, which
in her anger and haste she had neglect
ed to return, and handed it to me.
"By George! old fellow, in my All
sent-minded way, I'd signed my name
to it. There it was, bold and free-lit.
tie flourish at the end of the last s.,
and all-sYours to command, Robert
Douglass"
Earle burst out laughing. "Just
what might nave been expected of the
boy who came to school one morning
with a tin pie-plate under his arm in
stead of his slate"
$50 did, by George! I'd nearly
forgotten that" said Douglas, joining
in the laugh. Then throwing away the
end of his cigar as the strains of a waltz
reached them, he added, "There's your
dance"
"But the end of the story?"
"You've heard the first chapter. The
second and last is a very short one. Per.
haps, not being entirely bereft of brains.
you may have discovered that l was
half in love with Miss Russell when ]
went to offer her an apology for trying
to befriend her. Well, sir, | came
away WboAy in love with her, and that
in time she returned my passion may be
inferred from the fact that we were
married three days ago, on the ami
versary of the day l found the fairy
tooth-fairy in more senses than one,
for it certainly enchanted me, and LED
me by force of that enchantment tt
where happiness and But don't wait
another moment, my dear fellow. Of
to your waltz, and when it's over III
introduce you to Mrs. Robert Doug
lass. "-HGrpeT'S Weekly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
THE FATE OF NEWSPAPER BOR-
ROWERS.

All, readeri tits a world of woe
A world of woe and sudden wrath;
Dire dangers lurk along our path,
And menace all things here below.
The sheet thou hold'st upon thy knees
Say, didst thou buy or borrow it,
ga neighbours paper /" it is writ,
Transports insidious disease"
Alas, if it be not thine ownl
How keenly I recall the fate
OF one fair home left eiesolate-
The 5addest 1 have ever known.
For Stubs he lent the sheet to Brown
When it had been lent far and near,
And travelling thus. had caught the queer
Diseases of that country town.
The small pox from a peddler's pack,
The measles from the Wiley boys,
The mumps from brats at Widow Roy's-
And whooping-caugh and Yellow JACK.
Thus Brown had always sponged his news;
He romised to subsc ribe, but shirked,
And now death in the paper lurked!
For all who did its page peruse.
A doting wife and fond papa,
Seven brave and intellectual sons,
Thirteen fair daughters, pure as nuns,
And two delightful motllers-in.law,
Four beauteoas aunts, one cousin (male},
Six nieces and three nephews tiats)
One Poll and nine melodious cats
Not one remained to tell the talet
" II. c., S1 the Graphic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
THE LITTLE

Who waits and watches at the door,
Peuting, ''He said he'd come at four,
And now it is half past, or moref"
Your loving little maiden.
Who runs to meet yol when you come,
Kisses your wise dumb
Queen. crowned with red geranium?
Your happy little maiden.
Who, keeping with such jealous art
Her fps from all but yours apart.
Kisses you-ah me! from her hearth
Your faithful little maiden?
Who holds you, abeve all the rest
OF men proved true from East to West.
The strongest, noblest, bravest. best2
Your trusting little maiden.
Who asks for nothing, old or new,
Who cares for no one, false or tEue,
But only only. only your
my darling little maiden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

Genuine Scotch Cabe.-Flour, II
pounds; powdered sugar, 1 pound !;
butter, : pound lard, ! pound. Warm
your flour and sugar together, then
whip butter and lard to a cream, and
mix with the flour and sugar. 1t will
be in crumbs, which must be pressed
together with the hands into small cakes
and laid on a paper (without buttering)
on a sheet of tin. Sprinkle a few COM
fits on top before baking. This recipe
was brought from Edinburgh by my
grandmother sixty years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

LAME AND PAINFgL BACKS, and Weakness
across tn Kidneys, are relieved by COLLINS
VoLTAIC PLAsTERs, which are worth q regi;,
ment of doctors and acres of plasts ana
herbs in the treatment of such cases. al
druggists have them at IS cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

LII 1SSIDS DIS Oil IhlCI VIC" I1EAUI
prove, | aus face the situation like a
gentleman. And in half an hour after
the box was returned, l was ringing at
the door of the house where dwelt Miss
Daisy Russell. She opened the door
herself, and peered ~curiously at me with
her lovely near-sighttd eyes. 1t was
evident she didn't know me by sight.
81 would like to speak to you d mo-
ment, Miss Russell, Isaid. Il am Rob-
ert Douglass
"Her brown cheek famed like an au-
tumn leaf with the light of the setting
sun on it. She answered not a word,
but led the way into a pleasant but
rather circumscribed sitting-room.
eel have come to beg your PARDON
[ began, as soon as the door closed be-
hind US. Il had no intention of wound
ing you-God forbid! [ knew you
found it hard struggling in this cold
world, that you had a dear mother al
most dependent upon YOU Cher face
softened a shade when | spoke of her
mother), sand | never dreamed
"'But the verses she Interrupted,
raising her eyes and darling a look of
reproach at me (by the by, did l tell
you she had forgotten to send them with
the 'other thingsP0, 'and Miss HowardP
Oh, MIR. Douglass, it was cruel and I'M
manly of you'll
"'Miss Howard and I are not on as
friendly terms as formerly, l answered;
which was true, as the count had made
his appearance at the skating party.
"Still, sir, I am only a poor teacher,
md not in your circle at all, and they
were too-too' and, by George! she
burst into tears"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-13

CONSTANTLY kEEPS ON HAND
Pope. ,Augurs, Butts,
IRON, Anvils, Screws,
Cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails. Borax, Bells,
A xle Grease, Bits, Boilers,
Rakes' Headers Movers
Door Locks Betting.
Wr'slO'rro"s' ba''i'- Metal.
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras.
Or YOAes' barOed Wire Staples.
On Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w.oodenware, Teakettles,
s-pon Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes,
N-aiIs, Scissors, Wash-boards,
Egg-aeaters,, Tubs, 44,fi ~
M-olaE sas Gates, Hinges
Urn Cocks, Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla Irons.
Axes, Pumps etc, etc.
i my3t. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

Arssss, MURDERS, Bsieides, jail
Breaking, And Elections.
Geseral Cusselsss aad Miseella-
lseus Deviltry.
TwBxD AGAIN.


New York, April 4.-Great efforts
TO prevent the consummation Of :
compromise By the RELEASE Of Tweed
have been made the pastl week BY
men still in the legislature, and the
courts sre sid to be most involved by
expected disclosures regarding the
pAaaAes ofthe Tweed charter. Among
documents in the hands Of Harper 4
Bfoshers for future publication is said
10 b evidence that t250.OO0 wsa di.
yidsd among Eve republiosn lesisla-
tors 10 secure tho paasage Of this
charter. The suppression q this evi-
dence, il is understood, viii depeod
upon the alAcri,y With which thoee
who received it, repay il to the state,
IT RUNS IN rHH BLOOD.
New York, April "A supposed
Frenchnsn entered : house on 27th
stress last nigha+And alter upbraidinG
Lucy Freeman because of the life Oh
uas leading, lighted match end %,
ran IN The
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

day, was baoyed up 70 day BY 81. II.
Baxter, who advssced enough money
TO prevent the sAle Of securities. Tho
Post ssys eGor.s have been making
Tor wcck o. more 70 obtain loans from
foreign and other bankers 90 Panama
stocks iis collateral, but without % :
csss.
r. y. MEN.
New York, April 4.-Rerotts from
The nsssiag Of the railroad nagis-
tfates here Indicate that they will
probably make : compromise.
Tas STOCK nARKET
y buoysnt in every branch. and zthsrs
rs not much ssci,sment. :
Jpsxs
Of NsvAd. i said byssomc 70 be Tic
capitAlist Who came TO the aid q
Tr.nor w. Parks
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
nine 0lass.
Al Mills and Pardy's. Cas 70 any de-
sired stse.


Take lhs Aichisoa. Tbpska Z 6aata Fs
railrnad. ths nev and popular iue fro0
Atchlsoa and Kansas CIV, Via The beau.
tiful Afkansas yalley, 70 Pueblo, Colorado
sprinG., Denvef, Canon City. CuchaTas,
Del Norte, TEindad, santa 10 and al
points In Colombo, New Mexico and Ari.
IONA special round trip 90 day tickets to
Denvef o. Ale Nay 10Th, q go, taking 10
the famous watering plsoes on the D. q r,
road. g. Low smigra ant rates 70 the San
Juan ninea.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between
ihn Niaannri river and tho nlcky moqptainl
without change. Close connections mAds
Ist Kansas City aud Aschisnn 10 union de-
pots For naps, time tables and the "Sar
Juan Guide" address,
T. ]. AHDERsoH.
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
TOPEKA KAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
AGRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land For Sale
in Bon Homme County.

Prairie land-l5l acrcs adjoining the tows
Of Bon Homme on the west Sixty acres
upland prairie. thirty scrca under cultiya-
ton. House ON the land, remainder of
land bottom, meadow and young cotton.
wood timber. For sale very cheap for
cash.
Apply al the Press = DakotAisn once,
or address drawer +, Yankton, Dakota,
dw.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

subject to'sn insumbranoe Of $780,
600, con xqs~s,ly The FRS. bopdhold.
.ess 81 osiy el0oy 900, and the second
isiortgass recsiyes nuthin7. The road
origissliy, 10 1870, cost two milliops,
Ths anouni Q, bo, ds was milliou
ard halt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
Fo1I1eII.
RrCoyKRY.

RECOVERY.
Berlin, April 4.-Van Eyok's paint
ing The Virgin .nd Her Child"
stolen from the national gallery re-
GENTLY, has been recovered.
! NORWAY noRRoR.
London, April A school house
in the Norwegian village OF Eilengao,
Vas burned and seventeen children
perished.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04


nAKKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New Ysyx.
New York. Aprl4
nonsy PEI cent
GoveHnMents-Duila and lflA.
Gold Io6
stocks-Actfvs and anfctIled
New Yssx Market.
New York, Apila
WaBAT-Ssttsr; No. I. Chicago. j 4elei - !;
No. :, Milwaukee leot =.
CORN -Steadyi. new mixed western, Si1b7;
old d ss<o oosx.
OATS-Yirn; nlxeA western and sta 3sass
FORk-nrn st -.
|. LARD-Firmsf stsa6.
WlIeKY-l ON.
CASeags.
chicago, April4.
wHRAT-6,roHg higher aud unsettled; es,S
| for cash; ! a3ier Nay.
coRN-Yirm, SHADE higher; ssk for cash; an
fos Nay.
OATS -Kasisr ssA for April; s4X for May.
RyB-e4x.
DAhI1Y-Higher; ts
fORx ssrsas and higher l4K for cash; u 3;
Tor Nay.
LARD-r,rn ..d higher; % for cash; seo t.'
vnnfr-,A
III
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

nllwaa1ea.
Ailva!fs, April..
WikAT--esreas aadEAigher ~ fn en- !; !;
~ fog nAs; ~ for June; 10. >. IS
CoAN-E1Fa q dc.
OATA Firm a1ke.
RYE etssdy; re-
DARL1y-Dsil; &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
ILxcrIoHs.
CHIcAao's TIGuRH.

Chicago, April THE following
ars The fgures Of tho election, held
here yesterday Tor city c&cera. Ia
=eeeh eess The epsblie.s eaadidase
wae elected:
For mayor, Heath, ao,3sI; Smith,
1880: treasurer, Larrsbce, 26.l54;
5Bfiggr, q, ,e06 ;l,or attorney, Tu,hill,
- ,SA; Hynes. 1877; for clerk,
B0fs, q, ,3l0; Rslbaun, x, ,8Ss. The
council = largely republican, but ~ in
hose wards party lines were not
drawn, tho victory in that branch of
The government is rather one of re-
fern than Of party. The council will
consist Of twenty. eight reform mem
bcr, and eight opponents TO reform,
OMAHA.
Omaha, April !. The city election
yesterday resulted in . victory for the
republicans, with the exception o.
treasurer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
.oalIAHA.
wA.H1IeroK.
nE oon!,s!!!....

uE 0oEo.
Washington, April 4.-Hsmptcn
left early this morning for Columbia.
He sIys The result Of his recognition
would be the best vindication Of the
wisdom Of the presidents policy,
which would finally be sustained BY
the Whole country.
ITEMs.
Washington, April 4-On account
d The absencs Of Gen. Sherman, at
Baltimore TO attend . wedding, the
foenal order Withdrawing the Colum.
bin troops viii not be Issued until to-
MORROW.
The president has appointed
James n. Mills secretary Of the terri
tory Of 4cntsns.
Sscrssssy Mccormick entered upon
his duties = assistant secretaryof the
treasury to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

Lsss - Letters
Rsnaia,sE - tAs Posi- OAce q Yaukton,
YAakSoa coasty. y n April Z. 1871. III moi
eallsA foF inso aasf. will b semitic the Dead
Latter OAss:
Daekes, Al Fist, Mrs. Jas. 3s-z-
BHs1a, 0so. PhiltpstDr.J l.
uE7a. liza BAaAh NtgyS8NInNNffsh
0oekaet. Qiss Osssie VSnitA, Aletod
-. 1obuv 00Ath, Hrs. yane
ooa. y 0ea1M, Ne1ea
Il oeAGA X Ilp1lse. ~. Aasssaa
j p s.; e ! I
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01
10 TIE puBLiC.

Al l,c:SnnS able to give information o!
fr,rdlicnt claims against U..,ac"ju.g
Count, or Of any facts, or circun,S .arce>,
throwing suspicion on claims against il. nr
amy information whatsoever calculated TO
aid The Commission recently appointed tn
ascerlln the true Indebtedness Of said
.CounH, in ciiccting the object of their
appointment, are hereby earncstl /, requested
10 communicate such information 10 he
nnaeI>isned, or TO either Of them. 50 far
II shall he Consistent with the public inter
cS;, the authorship Of s,ch communications
VIII he treated us confidential if desired by
thS parties making them.
NM. NJ. IIUTSON,
DONALD f. RAR.DN,
JAMES S. lIESWAR ;,
Commissioners.
.lmn -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

Sec notice Of tho reduced price
music by Mrs. Hamilton in tho al
vertiscnent of the Orangeburg High
School. Wo arc informed that tho
rare chance is offered ut this institl-
ton for young ladies to have the
benefit Of musical instruction even
if they do not take the literary
course.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01
/ CHI.yCE ron h'FhRYBODl-

After making our profound nc
acknowledgements to Hr. J. W. Nose
ley, Of the firm Of Ness S. j. G.. Pike
Il Co., for ti,vors received, wc desire
to direct the attention OF our readers
to a matter in Which they are deeply
Interested.
livery man Who has had any expc.
rirace in buyilIy dry goods, groceries,
&c, ought to low THAT desirable
bargains cnn be had only Of those
who purchase i'll large quantities, and
at the lowest prices, AMI whose sales
are large andinick' Merchants who
buy and sell thus, can otter induce.
ments to uslomcrs unsurpassed by
wholesale houses in Charleston. And
this is one of the advantages enjoyed
~ = ~ ''''' '''o'''
has eve r been quick sales and small
:, ~ - 80 '"' c'rf'''' i
out. Their trade being extensive and
80. ''s ''e''Sy' lh's
'" ,'n ''ner
merchants cannot cniDv Ieurn tl,o
~ 10y ito''c ''c
'S'"' 'o T" o"' 'S
,. - : ~" ~ y ~
j, 80 - ~ ~ '''"e'
'''' - '''''' '''c
= ~. = / '''s wren
" - ''.'"S .!
:" 80 We n.y. an
- - ,''' paper
- w." '''''''
= - ''S' '"'cs - ; 'e''
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

An oriental traveller DIES .ribcs This
busy scene, witnessed! on historic
>liurrs: "Our steamer lan:,i "a IL
beach which was tla roit OF Antioch.
where The iscirlrs we're first called
hris'ilnS There wa; no town al
lhc waters c,lsi sis", ~, people, ~, wharf
he passengers ana the n,crcii andisc
were pnl ashor, in lighters. whivl ran
up into lie sand. ~ ironp Of camol<,
with their drivers, lay on the beach
ready to transfer lie goods iuto The
interior. Among The articles Ian,l c,i
were bnxcs marked DR. j. &. Aver
~ Co, Lowell, Mass, U S. H. show
ing that they contained medicines
and whence they came T'lcSr with
other goods were huiSlctl on The backs
o; camcls. for transportation to An
tioch. Thus the skill Of The Yves,
sends back its REMEDIES to heal the
maladies of populations hat inhabit
those cast err shores, whence our
spir. tuaI mamma r;n,c. - iinelso,
(U) CAtonhh
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01
SCARCITY or MONEY


There is no doubt bit The pcsentl
condition Of all kinds Of business and
industry is .fcari'ulIy depressed, and
it bchoovcs every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming OH when children arc liable
to Group, whooping cough, etc Cough
and colds will prevail everywhere,
and consumption, with other throat
and lun:, diseases viii carry OH many.
These diseases should not be neglect
ed. Doctors bills arc expensive, and
We would advise our people to use
Roschcc's German Syrup. 1t never
has failed. One bottle ut - cents
will keep your whole family well
during the winter. Two doses vii
relieve any case. Sold ii all towns in
The uh:tcd States, and by your Drug
si<is, Dir. \. &. Dukes.
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with us that they arc ablo to sell
cheap. Buy from them once and
you will become their pcrmancnt
customers, that is, if you want to
save money. You can do rs we'll
at their store as you eau in Chaflcs-
ton.
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Y. ll. c. A.

Y. lL c. a
The halfh hour services oI this a.
sociation Of cliFistian young men are
still kept up anil arc interesting. Til ;
marked interest and regular attcn
dance Of the people Of this tonmuai-
ty is encouraging 10 ,hc members. III
view ..of The days shortening these
services will be held until fur,hc,
notice IL! six o'clock instead Of hall
past six as hcrct 1;',rc, and'itis hoped
that the people Of Ills; community
young and old, will continue to en-
c ourage these forts by their prcscnc,
at tic meeting.