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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
Observation-Disclosures
9as @nS6em Der Butter.

I'm cine quite Butter 3u Iiefern, tit es
notbmenbig, DAB Die Wftl6s&iidltGnoe Dbns
1tGnbig aus 0erlelben entfernt Der0er.
W1a1 bat peri6ieoene Wiittel gut @rreie
dung bie1eS 3teleS; entipeber gebrau6t
man Mo1fer, UNI Die 8utter bon ben Wtild>
Giidftdnben gu b%efreiet; ooer man %eltfernt
Die mildigen Sbeile ALIEN bur6 Hrelen
unb &netem DDne aues Baiier. Seioe
Gerfabren 6aben iDre Bertbeloi9er, DDd
glauben mir, baB Die Weiiten BON 6ene1t,
melde aQerbeite Butter ~Iiefern, ii1 bes
@oiiers bebienen. 9lu6 mir itub fir bies
leBtere 8erfa9ren. ipeiI eS ni6t 10 DteL Nr>
belt erbeil6t, ais oas anoere, ul6 tDetI es
Der Butter unlerer Wteinung na6 mebr
Seitigfeit lGBt. 0ieienigen, tpel@e bas
Qusnai6en befGmpfen, bcben berDor, baB
Wailer 0aS Qroma l6G6tgt. Dies miro
bDdltenS aber nur barunt Der SAL leirt,
neil ons Bal6en 1eDr fart unb in iiberz
triebenen OtaBe au5gefabrt tptro. SIN
ni6t t~penigen Mtl6mirtbi6aften ipdlGt
man Die Butter lofort I'M 8utterfaBe, be-
por iie nod aus bemielben b%erausgenoms
men lit. Sci bieiem 8erfaDren gebrau6t
man iebr tpenig 8aiier unb leBt oas Waz
l6en nut 10 LANCE fort, bis oas abflteBenoe
@aiier feline mil6ige Sarbe mebr bat.
9Bie BET aIen QusfIbrungen 10 aud bier
beim 9luSpreiien pber Nal6en Der 8rts
ter, fomnut es barauf an, tpie
bic 9ltbeit getban tpir6. Otan fann
bur6 perfebrtes %NltSpreiien pber &neten
Die Butter ipei6 poer pielnte1r l6mierig
MAIDEN, unb ni1t tpeniger audi bnr1
@al6en, md6renb bur6 etn ri6tiges &ncs
ten bic Butter neber idmierig nod pei6
tpcrben barf. 9aB bur6 Gntfernen aler
Ottl6t6etle aQein bur6 @aiier obne ales
Yrellen ober &l1eten bas Nroma oer 8uts
ter letben muB. faint tpobl feirem 3tpeifeC
uuterliegen. @6enio muB es miMoe1tens
iebr fra9li6 iein, Oh bur6 bloBes @ai6en
nbne ieglt6e5 &neten uno Oriiden bic
W1il6z&iidtGltbe fir cine Butter, bic ft6
baltcn lol, 9etii9eno e%ntfernt tperben
fDnnten. @s tpiirbe bieie Srage bur6 ners
glei6enoe 8erlu6e i6rer Chung bebeutetto
tdDer SIT brtngen ieir. Solde 9eriu6e
1niiBten aber 3Deintal ausgefibrt merben,
uno 5tpar etnn1al nit gelal5ener, uno 3ltnt
arteerll nit u~ngeial3ener Butter. IS tpiirbe
barauf anfommen, feit3uiteQen, bur9 tpel>
Dies 8erfabrelt, - tpo6lbemerft, iebeS 10
au5gefiibrt, baB bic Butter nt6t l6ntierig
tpirb Die OtildtbetIe ant bonfommenlten
iiberbalpt in elmer g%eiptfien 3ett e~ntfernt
tperben. Der ettpat9e 8erluit an 9lromd
nGre bur6 oen @el6maG 3u prifen. @S
lit 0ieS ia eite Ieidte Wrbctt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
n,pp6nte. glu6 General Grant ae6prte

.antpobmte. Qu9 General Grant se9prte
81 bem @cfDl9e.
Der @runotein, fpeI6er bel bteler @ez
legenbeit gelegt ipurbe, entbGlt ber @oloz
bolar, ole Silberz rlt6 ale S6eioe@
miin3en oer 8eretnigten Staaten. Serner
cine Auf3eihnung unieres 8apters@ eIoeS,
bic Beri1te bes 8dusG omite5, cine Ybo@
tograp9ie bes MonunnentcS, ale td8lth
erideinenOen 3eitun9eu II. bgl. mebr.
Bis bnbirt bate DnS 8au>GDlntte $12,s
273.41 eingenommen. @m 3. Sunt 1868
tpurbcn Die @ebeine bes Senator Douglas
in benz foltbaren marnprenen SarcopDag
in bas @rabgetp0tbe iibergefii6rt. Sin int
Sanuar 1869 eingebra1tes @ejeB nm 8ez
tpiuigung bon $4,000 fir @eiterbdu
puroe, auf $25, 900 amenbirt, I'M 6aule
angenommen, ging oann aber I'M Senat
DerIoren. @benio ging eS int Sabre
1878. @rit imSabre 1877 gelang es, na6
neri1ie6enen Dergeblihen 8eriu6en ein
@eieb burdsubringen, 6as an %. Otat
bon @ouDeneur Guaom unter5ei6net
tpurbe.
;3uglei9 tpurbe bas 8auzGpmite ers
tpdblt, baS art 2. Suit ieine erfte Sibung
belt, Der aud auf beiOnbere @tnlaoung
9err 8olf beipobnte. 9a 6as in %leirtett
BeiBe beftn6lihe
Srt9inaImoSeM
6ur6 6as Seuer int Sabre 1871 seritort
ipor0en, 10 retdte CT ieine BtGne auf 8as
pier ein. 9arauf bin erbielt am II. Scs
tober SEER 8oIt ben gontraft su elmer
Statue bes Senators in 8rotse sebn SUB
bod. Seit geitern nun ftcbt bieies Wteis
fteriperf auf letnen @ranitsS odeL un6
l9aut alf ben tpeitenSee; ein bebres, i60s
mes 6eIbenbilb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
MEXICAN
Mustang Linimeni
fit @cnf@ 4tnS Sbier.

Tiefes ointment bat eor; rotnrli9 ieinen llrIpruna
in Amerito, no bic Ndtur in ibrer @ertfdtte iur ioIte
erjtnunlt9e 0tittcl gcseu bic 6rdnfbeiier ibrer Stnoer
forat. Seiu &nbnt bat fd pdbreno 35 Sabren INNER
mebr %uerbreitet, bis CT lest bic 9an6e bewobnte @rbe lms
fast.
DaS Merieou Iuitons eminent lit elm uniibertrefiliz
DIES 9etimtttet tur ale duberlideu uebeI bel Nteni3 uub
9ieb.
Sur 8iehsiGter Hno Sarmer 1T es uni6dsbor.
Sine ein3iee 1tni6e rettet oft Elm Ntenidenleben ober
fteut bic Berpetobdrfcit eincs ouS9e;ei9neten GfcrfeS,
Gbiert, Sub ober S6adfes pieoer ber.
Is beilt Susidule, Suf>0rdrfbeiter O9ouoD 9orn",
1iaper, Drebpurnt, SduIteriGule, &dupe, Sihc
unb Sttte uon ~stitiseu Geptilten unb Snieften nnb
~iiberboupt o1s iol6e pom gieb;ldtct uno gSalbIe5en
unSertrennti6cH ltebeI.
IS beilt ieoe duberIide &rantheit BET Bferber, wie
~9dbmbeit, Sdramnlea, Sriunp", Serrentuneen, Steiis
belt, Slusgdne, 8inebein &c.
OoS Nerieau Diuitau9 eminent bemirft bic i6reu=
ten Seilungen in Der IseIt bel ~llnidaen, pie tie in ie6er
Tdmilie porfommeu, III Abweienbett zines IrStes, wie
9ran6punben. @eybribuu9eH, Gerrentuu9eu. Sdnittz
nunoen &C., iowie BET &beunati5ntus uno Gtetfieteit
in 6oIge uon aasseiestiein. gon,eutlid bel Sinbern
febr m%erthuou.
IS lit bas biaiete 6eitrntttel Der &eIt, benin es 6urdz
bringt bic Nfusfelu bis ouf ben Snoden uub etne einz
moli9e anmenouus senast %9eru0bulid sur 6eitun9.
0tericon Yiuitan9 yiutnsah prro III 5laiden pom
breterlei Gr6Ben sciaat. b A5beren limb perbdttnibz
ndBis bic %btui9iten. lieberS u babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
sic GAime1i@e @ons.

9ieie nit elmer f~notenartt9en @rbSbuno
ant S6nabel unb ieDr tangent .6aLle bers
iebcne Sans nimmt getuiiiermaben etnen
Glab 5pil6en Sans unD SGtpan Elm.
9ieielbe lit neuerbingS aus China, TOO fie
mills lebte, ou6 na6 bier eingefibrt NOR
ben, submit fi6 iebr let6t, 5tebt iib aut auf
unb lit ausbauernD. Ser grDBte Vor,lrd
berlelben tit aber ibre groBe Srudtborfeif
Wdbren6 atbere @Guie ielteN mebr ols is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

&F.SAnhe2 felt "a Sabrer obeaanf onf benz Sebtete
iieisI6eiIwiHenJ9oft seftanbea. alter nno @rIa1rling
If nom aroEsr Wihtiafett Bet Bebanblwna bee peri6teH
tGRe1 tppbtlitii9en &ranfbeiten. Ssnorrbda' .&rtpper~
Strsctur II. / 10. wtrb iR ~tiraeitsE 3ett se1ettt. Se1
t6Ie@tti4e S1tpddet, fd6tti&e SdamenergIeBnn9sA~
NusIdlas i'm @ei4t &c. srSenseu, f0nnet ebeniaas t1
soidttsr !33eit bird bic behb0taaatsn 1etttst Der aSett
Nues in @esus omf @ei6Le9tstrantbeiten, bic @ebeimz
riTe bcs gei9te9tsIebeHs unS bcren 6otsert, irei at baz
ben In Der Office ober sesen entri6tun9 Don 10 Gents
tlr goitpnrto. Damen, meIde bic ~beIitatelte 8ebaaoH
hing, ioruit 2oit uno 9osis p~Glanseu, m0seu IT'D nlitues
lid obsr i@riittia melbeH. Aae @ei6dtte confioentied-
81. Sames bat 20 3iutuer rno @orlors. Sst eitsrE
4Nbr @orssns bs z llbr sbenSs- Sonntass Don ID
Dis IL 1lbr. Complication irsi; man iprebe nr oo.E
tBFeIbs. Or. Saulss lit 10 Sabre ait. .6aHst,loup0baD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
4feb1Spo fpf
Meber Baltimore

Seoer Der ods oIte Soterlonb befuben ooer 8eripdnot:
dnb Trennbe DOH europa fommen lafIen mill, ioate bic
prodtuolIeu. neueu, C~iieruen SaraubeH : 4oltbaulpis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
Manhood: HOwLOst, How Restored.

$Sm Just published, a new edl-
N n, .aNK&&a ton of DIR. CulverWell'S
ESH EE3 = Essay on the radical
EGaR eaJ cure without medicinel Of
SPERRMAToRRHoEA or Semi
nol Weotness. involuntary Seminal Losses, LMPo-
TzNox, Mental and Physical cal lnncapacity, ImPsdi-
ISpsY and Frs, induced by self-indulgence OF
sexual extravaganza, sc.
r|@ Price. in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrate, from a thirty years success:
seif-abuso may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the applicaz
ton of the knife; pointing. out q mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and e%fectual,. by means
of which every sufferer, no matter what his CON.
ditiou may DO, may cure himself cheaply, pr-
yately and RADICALLY.
EB| The Lecture should be in the hands Of every
vouth and every MAJ in the land.
Send under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid d, on receipt OF six cents or 70
post stamps,
Address;
Al Str, New York, Post Box 45S6.
10fI1St la ts3 81 upS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
PATENTE
GerstIide gn3etgelt.
St. SAWteS+
&Ge SranfItit ~
@~aibiwatOW
Str.,

GnteuHuI SuAs
Bont 9tadtse9ars
ttrt gum 3we6e. nag
allen q bel 1T
l,nb d) nit@se
Araufbeiteit IN
ibren perl9iebetar~
iiser uub ~eompttctrs
1tn Iormsit bic BETS
ui5eIi9ite Slr ans.1
bst5en su iatien. IS
lit aassmein IN S:E
@4-Lt hafnoAf nnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

fabren reeetn1dsts une IA Gage srriI6en Bremen uno
Baltimore NIB nebmen gaiiasiere ST bili9item
Si1ten an.
Nir MAIDEN nod defenders ouF foI9enbe fir oentfd.
Teiienoe beobn6tun9opertbe 8orsige auirertIuri, wets
de bic 9tetIe nit uuiern GHifen bietet: Die 9aiia9iere
finb inter Deutlben, f6nneIl ii9 atio nit Seberulann
perftdnbisen obne Dolnletifer Su ae6rauder. 1~lntiiben
aus ejnem Sdiff in bos anbere, vie bel i~notrecten 1teiz
itn iinbet ni6t itntt; bic 8aiiastere eeben in 8remon ios
eletd) an 8orb bs Ocea1oGmpiers uuo perlaHen oeulsiz
ben erft in Baltimore.
Ger 9anbuusspldb Der OantpfTdiFe In Baltimore lit
suelet9 Depot Der Baltimore uno Sbto GiIenbd6n,
pelde 9afiagiere por unb mad benz @eiten an biuigez
rct 9retien b%ei0rbert, ais ir9eIo cine Gtienbabn DON
9iep gorE ober Hbilabelpbtd.
Sci Gntunit Der Ddmpii6iffe rpirb bas Depot fir az.
nidt N~nseteute 9ei6lofeH, 10 baB bic @inwanoerer ni6t
Der @eia6r ~nuseeiest fino, DON Betrii9ert beifminoeit
III neroeI, mos III Gn6erH 9aienpIdseH leiber 10 oft DEE
Son iii.
29essn Sra9t un6 @aFdse In biefeH tn ie6er Stnfi9t
tntpieblenspertbeu Sbtfet wenoe man ii9 an bic genes
1nlSAaeHteT.
u. Sdnbmafer & &c.,
no. 5 Snb Gap Ctr, Baltimore. DO.
pber an g.. GIaHiIcniuS & Co.,
@asmaueoprf Il &seimertattus
&eppoIo Wn1cr,
GcIicutbaI- & 5fpSrtin5fi, 171-173 g8az
ibiuetou StrGBe, Gde Ste auenue.
s. W Gidlcnburg, 14 6iitb aue, g. SO.
Gfe gSaibtn9ton StrGbe,
i7in1Spoulo In @btedso.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
9(lt,
CrprDbt
Cider

Oas Bublitnnt TDiro INNER mebr befonnt - nnb ner
es nod nidt lit toute Is iperben - nit ben puuoeruuIz
len 9cr6ieuiten bes 9roben Imeritoniideu 9eiImittets,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
Aoro0eutfdIen 2loDo,

SIT i~teFerfabrt 5enuben-
Diit Dampii9tiFen bes Ntor6oeutSden 9Iopb ruur5en5ts
grbe 1876 lber $4,000 8erioneu bei6roert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
THE TALLEST MAN AND WO'
tS 4 s MANN THE WORLD.

The tallest man is Capt. NJ. v.
Bates; the taliest woman is his wife,
formerly Anna Swan. Capt Bates
was born in Hopkins County, Ky,
his parents being of ordinary size.
lie continued to remain with his
parents, who were farmers, doing the
ordinary labor of small farm, until
attainlpg his majority, at which time
he concluded to see something or the
world. Proceeding 20 Cincinnati,
thence to New York, he was finally
induced to proceed to Europe for the
purpose Of exhibiting him self. In
conjunction with Miss Anna Swan,
whom he met there, they travelled
over Europe. They were married at
st. Martins church, London, Eng
land, June II, 1871. They were,
by request, guests of the Queen, and
received from her majesty watches
and jewels as souvenirs.
Mrs. Bates, formerly Miss AIMS
Swan, was born in Colchester county
Nova Scotia; is 20 years old, weighs
413 pounds, is Z feet II 1-2 inches
high.
Mr.. Bates is Z feet IL 1-2 incbt
high, weighs 478 pounds, wears a
No. . hat, a 25 collar, and a Is boot
Both are well formed, well proper
toned. good looking and highly cul'
tured.
They are the largest man and wo
man that live. In fact there Is nc
authentic record Of any human be.
ings ever having attained the enor
nous height of these people. The.
returned to New York for exhibition
in February last and will shortl,
make tour of the West.
They will be in Mexico on May 7th
1878. -...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
JOCKEY CLUB.

The following are some of the hors,
training in st. Louis for the Jun,
races:
fate's Sentinel, u four year old, ia
Sentinel, dam by st. Lawrence; J!
n. Steck, sorrel with a record oi
2:39 3-4, by Golddust, out Of Bon
ME Scotland: the bay mare Lucille,
by Exchequer. with record of 2:29 +;
a five year old filly, Faithful Annie,
by Blue Bull, dam by Sovereign ;
Gertrude, bay four year old, by
Pocahontas, darn by Blue Bull; the
bay stallion, Bismarck, by Ringgold,
Jr., dam by Bellefountaine and lastly
$50, 900 stallion Woodford Membri.
no, by Membrino Chief, dam by
Woodbine, with record of2:31.
Louis Glenn's stud arrived Satur.
day from New Orleans, but did moi
go out to the grounds until Sunday,
The horses are: Miraculous, ar
eight year old, by Blackford, dam by
Postboy, with a record of 2:35; Mi,
raculous Maid, four year old bay
by Uwharie, a half sister to Flo
Bell Jacksonville Boy, bay z,
lion, with record of 2 go; g =
nut six year old, a q cen horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
A VERY VALUABLE HISTORY.

We have received from the Nation
al Publishing Company Of st. Louis
the advance sheets of their latest pub
lication. The work IS entitled The
Pictorial History of the World. by
James d. McCabe, the well-known
historian. This book is literally what
it processes to be-a complete Histo-
ry of the World-for it gives clear
and concise account of every nation
that has ever flourished on the globe.
The history of each country is related
separately, and in the clearest and
most comprehensive manner, and the
deeds of all the great actors in the
events of ancient and modern history
are brought before the reader in the
most ,iyid STYLE. Ancient history is
related in full, and the accounts ot
the Middle Ages, the Crusades, and
the great nations of modern times.
are equally valuable and interesting
There is not dry page in the book
1t is as fascinating as romance, and
at the same time one Of the most
valuable works Or reference ever pub.
lished. We are constantly called
upon to discuss the great questions
of history, and the wars and quarrels
of the nations of the old world re-
quire US to be continually refreshing
our historical knowledge. In itsme-
ehanical execution the book reflects
great credit upon its publishers. 1t
is superb volume of 1860 large dou-
bfe-column pages, printed on paper
of the very best quality. The book
contains over ESQ of the finest and
most beautiful engraving ever pub
lished in tiIis country. They are new,
having been made expressly for this
work, and embrace battles and other
historical scenes; portraits of the
great men OF ancient and modern
times; and views of the principal
cities of the world. These engray-
ings are genuine works of art, and
were made at a cost~of over S25, 200.
The great number and high charac.
ter OF these engravings make this the
most valuable art publication OF the
century. The work contains CON-
plete History of the late War between
Russia and Turkey, Which is the only
history of this struggle in print.
Is is for sale by subscription only,
and agents will find that this book
will sell readily when all others fail
from the fact that it is q work that
the people really want. See the pub.
fishers advertisement for agents in
another column.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
LITTLE AICRPHIES.

Miss Kate Wilder read an excel.
lent essay at the shake up Monday
night.
Judge Forrlst "took in" II mem.
bers at Weaver's school house last
week.
Rev. Maple, T. B. Buckner, Jas
Carroll, b. +. Dobyne, Edgar Frost
and r. NJ. White captured 25 mem
bers at Young's Creek last Frlela
night. 4
Great interest is displayed in rR
cause at Aux Vase.
Miss Kate Wilder addressed an O.
thusiastic meeting at Laddonia sst
Saturday night.
j. M. Gordon addresses the Mubhy
meeting at Opera Hall next Mofay
night.
The Temperance Reading Rosm is
the popular place of resort IL the
young people.
There must be at least five or six
thousand Murphy's in AudraiIcoun-
ty.
DR.. Conway is in Hannibal inter
viewing the Courier man."
The Opera Hall was crowded as
usual at the shake up last Monday
night.
James Carroll and otbrs shake
'em up at Jim Poole's" shool house
next -Sandaxt xt--,-----.-Lr
Jno. bGordon converted 20 MEM
bers at Poles school house last Sat
urday niht.
NEW RUIis OF LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Takin out books, so cents for three
months 81 for six confined to, naem-
bers ol Audrain County National
Christin Temperance Union.
so cslts for yearly membership
Library association.
Admission to Library Rooms 70,
parties no members of the Uanior
81 per yes.
The ahve win go into effet ON o
about ths 1st of May.
TEMERANcE AND THE BIBLE.
Take yown your Bible and hunt u,
the follwing:
Whowas the first drunkssrd P
!, Genesisix., 20, 81.
Who took the first temperanc
pledge Judges xiii, Is, IA.
D VIII first pledged himself?-D Dani,
: IL, B.
t y.s he any wiser thereby p -Dani'
til, =, 20.
o aan drunkard enter the kingdo
!. of leaven?-First Cor, vi, Q, 10.
i Where was the first temperan'
soaety helda--Jer. xxxy., 6, s.
j WHAT h|essipa ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
DON'T TALK SO MUCH.

During the past week or so, there
has been a good deal OF gossips going
the rounds about young married
couple in Mexico and the latest deli
cate morsel on the gossip's tongue
was that they had parted. Now we
state what we do know personally
that all these various stories are false.
The young couple have not parted,
and will not part, they are living hap
py together in spite Of the talk which
is of course dlsagreeable, although
false. We trust that in the future,
people will only talk about what they
know, and that in all cases they will
leave other peoples affairs alone. All
of this young couples troubles have
been caused by the talk and insinua-
tions OF mischief makers. We hope
and pray that this matter will not be
heard OF again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
FREED BY DEATH.

YLEGHT or TILE SOUL OF WILLIAM Nj.
TWEED FROM LUDLOW sTRgETlJAIL--
HIS DYING WORDS IN REFERENCE Tc
THE REMoRsELEssNEss on his PROSE-
CUToRS.
William M. Tweed breathed his
last at noon last Friday in Ludlow
street Jail. All the morning he WAS
sinking gradually. The livid color
of his face and the mild, irregular
beating Of his heart showed that he
would last but a little longer. About
half-past IL o'clock he called Ir.
Carnochan to his side and said, with
sg emphasis, s'Doctor, have tried
to do some good~--IfI have not had
good luck. / am not afraid 10 die
l believe the guardian angels will
protect me-" He then beckoned to
his lawyer, Mr.. Edelstein, to give
him drink. AS the gentleman ap-
preached him he said, in a weaker
tone. civilian. 1 guess Tilden and
Fairchild have killed me at last. i
hope they will be satisfied now
These were his last words. 1t was
ten minutes tc u, and rs he moaned
uneasily the covering was thrown
down little from his chest. His
His sighs became more prolonged,
his breath came feebler, and at length
his right arm dropped from his breast
to the bed. and be was dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
BRAIN STINIULkNT

The best possible thing for man
to do when he feels too weak to carry
any thing is to go to bed and sleep as
lon as he can. This is the only re-
cnperation the brain power, the only
actual recuperation of brain force, be-
GAUGE during sleeping the brain is In
a state Of rest, in condition to re-
ceivc and appropriate PARTICLES of nn-
triment from the blood, which take
the place OF those which have been
consumed by previous labor, since the
very act of thinking burna up solid
particles of nutriment, as every (turr
of the wheel or screw of the steamer
| is the result OF the consumption "
fire ofthe fuel in the furnace. ne
supply of consumed brain sssAace
| can only be had from ths nutr''ise
particles in ths blood y,Sh were OBJ
| Itained from the food Yen presious-
liz and the brain 20 constituted
-, Z, 81, 4 csn best. eive and sppropriz;
s.']s - 1919 J - Z natritiy a6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
WHEAT
WHEAT.
The following telegram appeared


The following telegram appeared
in last Saturdays Chicago Times:
Mexico, Mo-, April l2-Double
the amount ofwheat has been sown
tn.s year than ever before. Tn. con-
dition and prospects are better than
for ten years. Very little of last years
corn is on hand.
The formers and all those interested
in grain in Aucrain county say there
is a larger amount of wheat sown in
this and adjoining countiestaan ~fer
before, and that the prospe sssi
conditions are better than fol
years. II nothing unforeseen
there will be a very large crG
wheat, as well as other grain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18

In this isse of the LEDGER will be
found the advertisement Of J. l..
Southworth, furniture dealer. Mr..
Southworthhas 4 full and complete
line ofgoos as well as collins, cas-
kets and amost elegant hearse which
is Il perfec beauty. Mr.. Southworth
is first-cass business man, an old
hand at tie business, having been
with Cmes---f ri Louis, for some u
years, am merits his share of the pub
lie pa:raage, which we are sure he
will receive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18


friends furnished their own homes
with some of the elegant equipage
which was bought supposedly for tha
city hall. Nor was this the onlv
orange he sucked. Central park,
with its superb marble terrace, its
esplanades, its drives, its trees, lite
buildings, its fountains, furnished
him with fortune of itself. The
other parks, the bridges, the streets,
and, in fact everything in New York
which was built of or managed by the
of public works contribu-
ted its share to enrich him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18


When the parent went into the par
lor to look for his newspaper he came
suddenly upon his daughter and her
young man with their faces SO tightly
glued to each other that they didn't
note his entry.
"Ahem." he observed.
The twain started, and came to the
light with faces that bore every ap.
pearance of having been Just drawn
out of furnace.
Anything the matter?" grimly
asked the old gentleman.
"I think we must have fainted,"
said she in q whisper.
"Humph! What made you faint?"
he inquired, suspiciously.
This was such a poser that she sank
back exhausted, leaving her compan-
ion to carry them safely forth. With
an awful wrench at his faculties he
gulped out -
81 think there must b. poison in
the wall paper.
The old gentleman, collapsed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
l.ADDONIA NEWS,

MisfKatc Wilder gave thrilling
Temperance lecture to crowded
hous.1ast Friday night.
Pr. Ellis addresses the Murphy
Meeing next Friday night.
farmers are busy getting ready to
plat.
fiss Everett has opened her sum-
mr school, and we are very much
reased with her.
Look oat for wedding soon. So
cial singings are fashionable.
Think we will have concert soon.
ANNIE LAURA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
JACK FOR SALE

I lave a fine 8 yesr old i.k for
sale sr trade. j will dispose him
alta bargain, especial induca,ents
ofrsd in trade for horses ;,nt;,
diYGed OF the jack win be hanled
at ) stable at a low price for c,h.
job Merton in West Mexico, se
lastouse on Monroe street.
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