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rLAsHn.
Ce.dssssd TsIssr-ns frsa all FER
ssons Of she Wesld.

0ome o. too Worto'
Thomas Mccarthy. aged about twenty.
died In the City Prison, Ban Francisco.
yesterday morning, from the effect OF o
blow on the head by Q cobblsstons.
George Graham, the assailant, was ar.
rested. The encounter took place on
Sacramento street.
A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says
serious Indian troubles are threatened
at Priests rapids, on the Columbia river.
and that several settlers In that vicinity
have been killed. Troops will leave
Csllilo for that point on Wednesday.
General Howard Il nov ct Umatills, and
will probably accompany them.
Mr.. WIN. B. Morris. . wealthy and
prominent citizen Of Boise City. Idaho.
late Superintendent OF the Northwestern
Stage Company. Vice President Of tho
First National Bank Of Boise City. In
which he was q large Shareholder. and
s~xtsnsivsly engaged In irrigation and
other local enterprises. died ct his resi-.
dencs In Boise City ct 8 A. n. on the
23d inst. and was buried In the Masonic
cemetery yesterday afternoon. His loss
10 the community 10 severely felt and
universally mournsd.
A Calcutta dispatch says II 10 possible
that II Shsrs Ali continues bis hostile
attitude, the Indian Government may
seat Khybsr Pssha permanently and
rsctify the whole northwestern frontier
In accordance with the policy initiated
BY the occupation OF Qusttah. The
avanttcounsr Of the Enelish mission has
reached Psshsvaur On route TO Csbul.
A dispatch from Bucharest says Bus.
sia has sent o very energetic note de-
manding the immediate surrender Of
Bsssarabia. The Roumanian Govern
msnt, which vas apparently initiating
the Turkish waiting policy, II somewhat
surprised ct the s~uddsnnsss OF the
demand.
The Agmcs Russ, commenting upon
the dispatches OF Lord Salisbury and
the English Consuls, aocuains the Rus.
sian authorities Of conniving at the
atrocities Of the Bulgariaus, says : "Ths
imputstion II offensive. and Is made BY
Salisbury TO pave the way for the en-.
croachmsnt Of English influence In Bul.
garia. but Russia will know how to OPP
pose such encroachments."
The Madrid Poliiica publishes an arti.
Gle To which considerable Significance Is
attached, ~dsploring the threatening on
duct Of the Constitutienalists, and de-
clsring that the government 10 deter
mined TO act with the utmost energy
should they abandon the paths Of legal
ity.
Five thousand persons were ct the
Pssos Congress 10 Paris yesterday. To-
lains presided. Resolutions were passed
international arbitration. Let.
tors were read from Victor Hugo and
Louis Blanc.
The building. corner OF Front and
Smith streets. Cincinnati. occupied by
the Straub Mil Company and Peerless
Whngor Company, was damaged by fire
last night. The loss In $l5, O0O-fully
Insured.
The distribution OF prizes at the Paris
has been postponed until
October Goth.
The departure Of the Russians from
10 progressing. General Sko-
bslof 10 In command OF the forces which
are TO bs withdrawn 10 Roumslia. His
headquarters will be at Rodssta, Bour.
gass and varna successfully.
Thu Washinoton Pad will nublish In.
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A VOICE IRON NEVADA.

From Virginia oitys poor sunsrsr. almost
dsvoursd alive By IN uicsrOas secret disease.
ssnds 10 bis thanks and gratitude for his TO-
oove1 70 hraith. efisctsd b. thoss sterling good
. @ssisiSss i S, Sssr ,,s S,1, ,.sr 1s, .1s a., ai Y:
eonhdsnes Of both doctors and patients.
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cewsrdiy rasserss..

WASHINGTON. August 2a.-Ths Poss
claims 10 have seen letters from . PROM
insnt South Carolina Republican. In
which Il IL stated that Senator Patterson
has proposed to Governor Hampton 70
rssieu from the Senate, II he q be A.
sursd OF full amnesty and exemption
from the present legal movement Tor bis
prosecution,
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A l. AND

vnoNIA err. August &c. 1s7s.-Joel p.
Lightper. Esq, Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Co.-Dear Bir; The pump
rod breaking twice during the past week.
also some clscks proving defective. caused
considerable delay. The water stands to-
day ct z feet below the 1000 level. The
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A CARD.

10 III who ~ sassrtss from the ssrors and
indiserstioss Of yoath. nsvoss weakness. early
dscsy. loss Of manhood. Etc.. ! will send .
receipt thai will cure ron, ynII or cnAnos.
ThH ersst rmsdy vas discovered bya mission-
sr}in south America. Bsed 2 self-eddresssd
s-nyelops 70 The REV. JOSEPH 7. INNAN,
station D. Bibls Houss, New ,ork City.
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J Sterling. J Kelleher. W Muir. n q
Patterson. y \ Dresser. IA Mills. J ID
SLEEVES. q u Adams. n Cohn and nephew.
W Cannon. Mrs II A FAgg. J Carne, Miss
n l. FAgg. A Barton. d II Mcclure and
uif,.
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faE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roass Of bssf unszesiisd h Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsdroa's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Saloon. No. 2 North O street,
Virginia Oty. ffseh oystsrs d all hour In
W.T. styis. Forty ninsn Always On hand d
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
=! .S., e., 4. =. si, ne, =: ~, Of s " tA =, u, as .. %.sas:.
T1h apis n
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ssrses Qsesasisss.
Isr tn. wr.rrnS rx,os ~rxLrsa.r. LIx,.I

slS FniScrsco. Angus, 2G-2:3o p. ~.
Bullion i3h. i2s. Alpha 10, 10. ophir
~. i3s. Yellow jacket ~. ia. Julia ~.
lcS. Mexican 20. Union 3is 81. Savage
13h. California ~. Exche. uer Gu, Con.
Virginia ia. ia. Utah SO, IS. Imperial
! O5, I 10. Belcher ~. Crown Point 81.
Hale a Norcross 9S. Overman Is. liza.
Sierra Nevada iGS as, Bodie al, AZ.
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MEDICAL WONDRx.

This ma, cure for Rhsunaiisn. Neuralgia
ana ali p.insL Burns, scslda Colds, md all
schss snd palma thAs people and families suffer
with, 10 really Q wonder apd . socosse. De
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stoppagss Of tho week we're Sc hours and
10 minutes. Total number Of strokes
A.690. or an average speed Of GAL strokes
per minute.
The ChollAr.N orcross-ssvsgs shaft sd'
vanced drift "A feet.
PnILIPP DEIpEsHKrxEn, 6upt.
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IROLAN.

GoLp Hill. New. August "a. 1878
ID. Wilder, Secretary Trojan Mining Com
pany-Dsar Sir: South drift, fourth sta.
lion, still continues in . good character o.
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JulIA.suIRo.

Fail Isside Particulars OF the Set
tissnest and Contract Between
she Comprehensive Julia Fuiiy
Accerds all thas she sutre Tun.
mel Cisims, Royalty and All.
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cHoLLAR-forosf \ COMBINATION sHAFT.
VIRGINIA. Crrr. Aug. "a. ls7s.-A. X. p.
Harmon, President Chollar-P otosi Mining
Compsny-Dear Sir: At the ChollAr-
Norcross.savzgs shaft, during the week
ending this date. the drift at the 1893 level
has been advanced a. feet. making tho total
length iiI feet. Rock in face Of drift 10
quite hard, but works we'll. The fourth
and hfth bob stations are completed. The
sirth bob station. aud the first and second
pump stations are making good progress.
Rock continues hard. Water raised has
averaged $500 gallons per day. Every.
thing In and about the works IL In good
order and running smoothly. The Chol-
lar. Potosi pump hss worked iGk honrs.
Isaac L. REouA. supt.
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noMEwARp.

One by one the guests took their
leave Of their happy host, and departed
homsward In their carriages. the lus-
cious trout they had eaten making them
all feel hilariously comfortable. Even
tho horses seemed to feel unusually
good, and contrived TO get In q couple OF
smash ups hut nobody was hurt and all
hands got homs right side up.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters, under the dates
have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of The various COM
in San Francisco:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session on
last Monday night. Aldermen all
present-Mayor presiding.
Street and alley committee report
ed that w. III. Woodward had prom
Used to remove Instructions on Love
street.
Night watch ordered to give new
bond.
Report of marshal and collector
read and filed.
Report of street commissioner read
and referred to committee on claims.
AAannan.< for rock and labor on
streets for S266 AZ allowed and war.
rants ordered.
Account of W. H. White, for use
of lot for rock yard in 1875 referred
to committee on claims.
Adjourned, to meet Monday night,
December 23d, 1873.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
MEXICO CHRITIAN TEMPER.
ANCE UNION.


The regular iAee.Ag of this insti-
tuition, last Monday light, at Opera
House, vas unusuaIt interesting.
The hall above and beLw was dense
ly packed, making an audience of
little less than a thousad people,
comprising the learning enterprise,
talent, beauty and chivary of the
city,
TheFrogramme was ? highly at
tractlve one, and was we'll executed.
The music was exceptionally good,
the selection of songs and muse be-
ing beyond criticism, while the read
ing OF the bridge of Sighs," by
Prof. Blanton, ofthe Mexico schools
could not have been improved, aud,
the recitation of the ''Last Dream
by little Belle HEREFORD, was charm
ing.
The address of the evening was by
Mrs. Mary p. Jones, of Louisiana,
Mo-, entitled, "What Shall we do?''
This address was one of unsurpassed
literary merit, most eloquently de.
livered, full of sound argument,
beautiful illustration, OVERLOOKING
with pathos, and redolent with
the genuine spirit of the true
temperance gospel. This address
was made to an audience, highly cnl.
tured and critical; an audience
which has heard, during the past year.
the subject of temperance and all
cognate questions, discussed from
every standpoint, by the ablest advo.
Gates in its nation, and yet. for more
than an hour this lady held that mass
of peopled entranced by her sublime
eloquence and commanding logic,
at its close received universal and
unstinted commentator.
A charm clustered about the adj,
dress from its beginning to its close,
from the fact that a true woman.
spoke woman's true thoughts upon 9
subject of boundless Importance tc
all, in soft and gentle and feminine
words, that reached the heart and
persuaded the judgment of all who
heard it.
W. w. Fry, Esq, of this city, viii
make the address next Monday night.
Short and crisp ten minutes speeche:
will be made by prominent citizens.
also. There will be other attractions
on the programme for the next meet.
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
NOTICE.

We have instructed our mailing
clerk to place an "X." on the mar
gin of the paper of each delinquent.
We don't do this as a dun, but as a
reminder to our friends to call and
straighten up, as the New Year is
now upon us and we want to COM
mence with a clean sheat. We have
been very indulgent with our patrons
and we trust they will appreciate this
and when they find they are in arrears
will call up and place us unler re-
newed obligations, we have no fault
to find with our subscribers as a class
they have been in the past and we
feel they will be in the future, very
prompt. We do all in our power to
please. To efficiently conduct a
newspaper it requires a large capital.
We need the money SC we a give
you. in the future, as we have tried
to do in the past, a live readable pa
Der,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
FACTS.

When Sampson lost his hair he
.ost his strength. When the children OF
Israel crossed the Dead Sea the Lord
was with them. When the whale
swallowed Jonah he had brains is his
stomach. When Napoleon died the
world lost a great warrior. Abraham
Lincoln was shot while in q theatre &.
Mathusalah was the oldest man.
Hayes is a fraud. Col. Hutton is
$50 handsome" The end is not yet.
Galloway county contests. Adam
was the first man. The "Nationdl'
party sleepeth. Washington was the
father of his county. Everybody
reads the LEDGER. A thing of beau
ty is a joy for ever. Queen Esther
at Opera House to night. Noah
built the ark.
When Gabriel blows his horn
No one will listen with scorn-
All these things may be SO and still
Jpuett Tomlinson sports a mustache
no more. His girl gnawed it of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
CONGRESS.

WASHING TON, DEC. 9.-Among the
bills introduced IN the House was one
to compel the National banks to re-
ceiye standard silver dollars as equiv
alent in value to the gold coins of the
United States.
By Mr.. Buckner, amending the
silver reconciliation act.
By M. Cummings to provide for
the redemption of subsidiary coins OF
the United States and for their re-is-
sue.
A motion by Mr.. Fort to suspend
the rules and adopt q resolution de-
claring that the legal tender quality
of silver dollars of Alp 12 grains
shall be maintained and enforced, and
any discrimination against them by
banks be regarded as defiance of law.
Defeated, yeas $50; nays SO not the
necessary two-thirds in affirmative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
SOMETHING NEW-A RARE OPP
PORTUNITY.

We have lately had brought to our
notice a new kitchen utensil, the real
merit of which entities it to some
thing more than the passing notice
we can give to it. We allude to tile
Peerless Flour and Meal Sitter, manu-
featured by the Peerless Sitter Com
pany, of Cincinnati. A Combine
ton Sitter, Weigher, Measure, Mix
er, Rice Washer, Flour Scoop. Toma-
to, Pumpkin, Fruit. Wine, jelly and
Starch Strainer. Twelve distinct
articles combined in one, and is sold
at a price within the reach of every
family. To purchase separate uten-
sils for all of the above purposes
would cost more than ten times the
amount asked tor the Peerless Sif-
ter.
Housekeepers will appreciate the
Peerless Sitter for the following
reasons: 1t does away with the put
ting of ones hands in the flour,
which in cold weather is very un-
pleasant; can be worked so easily
and RAPIDLY; will sift five times as
fast as the common sieve, and much
faster and better than any other sif-
ter ever introduced. 1t is operated
with a simple and easy lever motion,
and is acknowledged by every one to
be far preferable to the awkward
and unhandy rotarv motion in sifters
heretofore sold. 1t seems to us that
it would be no trouble for an ener-
getic lady or gentleman in this vicini-
ty to sell a peerless sitter to go into
every flour barrel in this countv-we
know of nothing that would pay
them anything like as well, and
would recommend them to drop a
postal card at once to the Peerless
Sitter Company, George and Elm
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, for terri
tory and descriptive circulars and
terms, mentioning our paper.
4Q %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
OBITUARY.

LINES ON II DEATH OF MEREDITH
MYERS.
Written for the Ledger by his loving laughter
Mary Josephine Armstesd.
Some are now away and som Q asleep
OF my own household band while I
Alone through mem'ry's halls have wan
dered
Lingering longest in that darkened cham.
Where the last calm look of our dear
father,
Rested like a soothing balm Ger our
deep wounds.
There is no pen that could
Describe that closing scene to me
An angels voice could only softly.
Whisper, "Peace, peaca-blessed peace"
On what If eighty winters had besprinkled
Heavy frosts amid those raven locks,
That used to fall about that broad and
What now are all the suferings. cares
Of life ; what now the faded hopes of
youth,
What all this little lie OF ours, so surely
Mixed with Joy and grief, compared
To that last hour--a blissful foresight
Through the pearly gates
MY little sister. dry those tears, he would
Have said so ifhe could. 1t was bis wish.
And there's another-not q sister, not q
daughter
Loved him much. and she agsiu is father
less.
My youthful brothers, you win bear his
name
And proudly say, He was my father.
Our only parent now-her whom he ch ose
OF all the world, and loved. will miss him
NEST
We do not know that g~rief-teo deep for
us to comprehend
At every turn In life that widowed heart
Will find the aching void; but may she
ever feel
That we look tenderly upon the faithful
hand
That ministered to his decling years.
Oh surely we
Are better, sadder, nearer Heaven,
Since that calm though silent farewell
Look of love and psacei How sweet
To feel that those we loved and lost re-
joice
Forever more. And to recall their viz
Lues
Dying words. and fond caressl Though
years
Have interviewed we twiHe q chaplet
OF our wi aud yield Il an to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
A HAPPY HIT.
ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUE~EN-sACRED
OPERA

The rendition of the sacred opera,
Queen Esther, by the singers o.
Mexico, under the control of Messrs.
Treloar and Mills on last evening was
superb. The costumes are good.
Those ofthe Persians being gorgeous.
A full house greeted this opera on
the opening night and all were pleas
ed with the manner in which this
beautiful cantata was placed before
the foot-lights. We have not the
room for an extended notice, but
simply say that all did well. The
solos were excellent. Mrs. Redman
Galloway, as Queen Esther, Mrs. st
John as Haman's wife and Miss Lottie
May, as the prophecies, deserve es-
pecial notice for the n in which
they executed their different parts.
Tonight Hannah will be hung and
on this occasion, Miss Lizzie Silver
will have the character of Queen
Esther, and Mrs. Rutledge that of
Humans wife, while Prof. Treloar
will have the caste of Mordecai.
The performance will be even bet
ter tonight than it was on its OPEN
ing night. The hanging will be a
most thrilling tableau. Several lllu-
minated tableaux will be presented
tonight. All who fail to hear Esther
will never forgive themselves for not
embracing this opportunity of being
both pleased and instructed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
ATTENTION!

GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE FOR
80 DAYS.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR THIRTY DAYS .
CLEARING sALE FOR THE NEXT 80
DAYS,
MONEY SAVED FOR II MKT 80 DAYS.
at Rutledge & Treloar's boot and
shoe store. They + selling goods
cheaper than ever before, in order to
reduce their stock by the 1st ofJanu-
airy, as they intend to move to the
north side of square.
Great Bargains for Thirty Days f;
Goods at less than cost for 80 days
Closing sale for the next thirty days,
33-tf At RurLEDGE & TRELoAR's,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
A OF THE o U

The record of the candidates fol-
Speaker of the Legislature is about
as follows:
Campbell, of st. Louis; lawyer,
member of the Twenty-nihth House,
Chairman of Committee of Banks and
Corporation, member Judiciary Gem
mittee.
Belch, Of Cole : lawyer, member OF
the Twenty seventh and Twenty
eigtb Senates, Chairman of the Com
mittee on County Boundaries and
Committee on permanent Seat of
Government.
Mcintyre, of Audrain; lawyer,
member of the Twenty-eighth Sem
ate, Chairman of Committee on Luz
matte 4Asylums and member of Com
mittee on Federal Relations; MEM
Der Of the Twenty-ninth House,
Chairman of the Judiciary Committee
and member of the Committee on
Federal Relations.
Wiley, of Randolph; lawyer, no
legislative experience.
Dougherty, of Clay; doctor OF
medicine, no Legislative experience
st. Louis Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
General average SO. Boys average 50

Those pupils receiving an average grade
of 20 per cent pass; and those who receive
an average of SIS per cent and oyer are
distinguished. The following are the
names of those pupils in Nov. 0. who
distinguished themselves last month for
department and scholarship: Misses
Mary Bourne, Alice Rodhouse, Cora
Woodlan, Annie Roberts, May Hooton.
Messrs o. Harding, G. A. Buckner, F. P.
Forrist, J.J. Eldridge. Only the pupils
who have desks an this room are included
in this report, others who recite there, are
reported by the teacher of the room
where they sit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

/ propose to advertise the lands lea
for sale or trade with me, by circular
and advertisement in all the leading
papers in the north. east and south,
and all parties sending me full des-
cription Islands and prices will get
the benefit of such advertisement this
fall. No charges unless sale or trade
is made satisfactory to owners.
c. w. Baker, Real Estate Agt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
4 SURE CURE.

A certain and permanent cure for
chills and fever, dumb ague, diseases
Of the liver, neuralgia, &C., is found
in DIR. Patterson's Sugar Coated
Ague Pills. They act gently on the
liver and bowels, and remove the
poison from the system, purify the
blood, and impart health and strength
to. every part Of the body. Be sure
and get them, and you will be hap
nv. 21-t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
CHANGERS.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of stockholders of Au-
drain county cooperative store will
be held on Saturday, Dec. 21st, 1878,
at Court House in Mexico. All are
requested to the present, as there viii
be business ofimportance to transact.
BY order of Board.
r. M. KENNEDY, Pres.
SAMUEL G. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
d. c..

Has the boss sewing machine of
Mexico, and will now challenge the
best of mechanism of any in the city
of Mexico, or any other city OF town
in North Missouri. To test on any
or all parts of boot or shoe making.
Shoe making is my business. To the
public; call and see me.
32-3t. D. G. KNoDER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
TERRIBLE.

You make a terrible mistake if you
don't call at the Mexico wooden mill
store, on the north side ofthe square,
to buy your jeans, socks, yarn, COM
forts and wooden goods of every vari-
ETY.. Mr.. TomliIson, n of the
most accommodating statesmen in
Mexico, takes pleasure in showing
goods. 28tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

Don't forget to attend the lecture
of j. Milton Turner, the great color
ed orator, at the Opera House FRI
day evening December 18th. in be.
half o fthe M. f. Church of this city.
Reserved seat tickets so cents, gen.
erai admission tickets IS cents.
Separated portions of the hall for
white and colored persons. This is 9
charitable enterprise and should BIZ
we'll attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

If you desire to trade or sell farm
ing or grazing lands in Audrain or adj
joining counties, send description
with lowest cash price to c. w Ba-
ker, Real Estate Loan and General
Insurance agent. Office owe New
Savings Bank Building, Mexico, Mo.
lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

Last Saturday was stock sales day
and q large crowd was in Mexico and
big business was done by our mer-
chants and auctioneers. More whis-
key was spoilt last Saturday than
has been the case for more than a
year, in one day. Let our country
murphy organizations revive and
shake themselves up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
TO THE LADIES.

J. B. Clark has just received at
4he old Singer sewing machine office,
two doors East of w. w. Harper &
Co.'s a full supply of machines, nee
dies of all kinds, oil that is warrant
ed not to gum. Second hand ma
chimes always on hand to rent.
2h If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

The membership OF the Baptist
Church in Missouri, according to the
report of the Committee on Statis-
tics, made at Mexico re Gently, is
8 ,063 ; number of churches, 1885;
associations, &C.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12
DEATH IN THE STAFF OF LIFE.

BY the use of deleterious baking
powder, bread becomes, instead of
healthy food, an unwholesome mass,
running tie digestive organs. This
danger may be avoided by using only
DIR. tPrice's Cream Baking Powder,
which is decided by chemists to be
perfectly wholesome.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-12-12

The dinner given by the ladies' of
the Christian Church for the benefit
of the poor last Saturday, was one of
the best ever given in Mexico. We
ate most every thing at our table, ex-
eept the girl who presided and it was
not our fault that she escaped.