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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
A BOY.

One Of the best things in the wolld
to be is a boy.
Boys have always been so plenti-
full that they are not half appreciated.
A boy is willing to do any amount
of work if it is called play.
The feeling of a boy toward pump
kin pie has never been properly con
sidered.
A boy furnishes half the entertrin-
ment and takes two-thirds of the
scolding of the family circle.
1t is impossible to say at what age
a hoy becomes conscious that his
trowser legs are too short, and is anx-
ious about the part of his hair.
In fact a boy is hard subject to
get moral from.
'Tis now the happy harvest time
Comes to the little ants; :
'Tis now the playful bumble-bee
Crawls up the small boys pants.
'Tis now the jingling ice-cream man
Makes su:try households glaa;
,Tis now the festive yellow-jacket
Gets petuisnt and mad.
'Tis now the pert Thermometer
Goes on its animal tears; y
Aud sweetly the average clt 60
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
MR.. DAMSCHOTTER'S FAILURE.

| The wholesaler who is doing q live
business takes a deal of interest in
his mail. There are always great
possibilities in the way Of remittances.
l look upon that man as rather cold
blooded who can go quietly to sleep
without having seen his evening mail,
or who can sit and listen to q Sunday
sermon without having been to the
office for a peep at the orders. One
evening in January l sat down before
a small pile Of letters, and they were
all satisfactory till l reached one Of
which the following is an exact copy:
/ Colon, Jan. II, 1873.
. GENTLEMEN:
/ DEAR SIR-Youcr Bill VIII be du
the Is Of this Month Timas ar Very
hard at Present and it viii be in
Posel bill 70 Pay youer Bill Whe du
SO Whe Ack for Thirty days more
on the Bill BY that time Whe Will be
Better Fixed to pay it.
VIE ar doing nothing at Present to
the amount OF eny thing.
Gouers,
DAMsCHoTTER & Co.
/ don't copy this lctte, here to
show how badly DamschOtter q Co.
could spell, for they are not the worst
spoilers | know of, by a large mar
gin. We have men in Toledo who
can spell worse than this, but the
panic is rapidly cleaning them out of
! business and sending them back to
shoe and harness. making, soap boil
! inc and other pursuits that their tai
ents are better fitted for. Tie spell
! LING Of Damschotter'S letter did not
bother me, but the fact that he
wanted longer time on his bill did.
| have heard some very faint snspi-
cions concerning his soundness with
in the past thirty days, though up to
! that time dunn quoted hun as he
| ing worth from eight to ten Thousand
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"oh, yes, sad Burhlt' we We
got letter irom'he black cuSs; trade
IS gong to the dogs as last as 1t can.
My men sell goods ior hoJhiil%' an"
seh everyoody' whether Sooo' O"o Or
iindiilrrent. l'Xpect Damschot'er Is
gong Ike all the 1ot"h .e"o"' o"I
when we are through with this chap
we'll put a period TO our going there
in the future.
| concluded the safest way would
be to write to d x Co. that we were
not in n position to carry their bill at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
BALLOONING WITH A LUNA
TIC.

q sinole fellow traveller who had paid
/ 600 frames for the nrivileoe of a
nlace bv the side of the celebrated
aeronant The weather was snlen did
and the balloon had reached q con-
siderable height.
..WLat effect has it on you?'' in
nuired NJ Godard of his comnan-
ion
..Noro who,oro,. ,, ,voS tro c,,rt ra-
plv
~ :oust commitment von,, said
NJ C,odord ..Yon arc tho fret am
ateur | have ever known to reach this
attitude without experiencing some
emotion
$50 higher" said the amateur COL
! ly.
Mr.. GODDARD threw out the ballast
and the balloon flew up some 60 yards
higher.
"Now- how do vor feel2"
...Just as usual.'' said his compan-
ion in rather = nctulant tone
SPY Jovel" exclaimed NJ. God
ard ..von are = horn aeronaut, sir. ,"
The balloon kept on rising, and
when a few hundred wards higher,
NJ. GODDARD, for the third time, ques-
tined his companion as to emotions
''Emotions, not trace of emo
tion," replied he with the tone of Il
man who feels that he has been taken
in.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

Cucumbers are green. but they get
the best of fellows som metimes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

Here was one hundred and fifty or
two hundred dollars ''gone where the
woodbine twineth," where gooo
many other hundreds had gone before.
made q mental resolution that
mnst at once cut down on my church
subscription and my annual donation
to the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, and then ] went out to inquire
,hout Damschotter. [ found the
other houses who dealt With him had
received notice OF the failure, and all
of them were Of the opinion OF Burklt
that ssthr8 thing was getting too mo-
notouous," and it seemed to be tae
unanimous opinion that we should go
up to Colon on the first OF February
and Give d. & Co. s matter seach
ipo scrutiny. 1t was getting 10 pe
too easy matter to fail, and mere
was a place where it seemed to oe
proper to draw line.
On the day above mentioned thlr-
teen forlorn-feeiing men OF us tooh
se,ts in the cars Tor Colon. We hao
heard nothing from Damschotter oil,
rect but the mercantile agency nae
o,vt, notice of his failure-'asset'
| III
and liabilities unknown-and ru
NOR that he would offer thirty cenu
., the dollar. When was asked
would settle at that, ! repheo
! ould do as the rest did, and as nea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

Kind Friend it Is no use to drl 100
Cent for Dollar no Longer Times al
Going to Be Bad and Whc must do
Same as Rest Whe shall settle On
the february l. l OuGrS,
D,uSCuoITEE q Co,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
New Era Coffee.

The Introduction Of this new cand date, for
popular favor is undoubtedly dc~tu". u"
effect AN almost entire revolution iu the
coffee trade. 1t has been thoroughly tested
by The medical profession OF our city Us vel
as by large class of cur best cluz.us and
the verdict is universally in its favor. II Is
pleasant to the taste, being free from that
litter taste peculiar to imported coffee. 1t
is very much cheaper, and what is l.s most
.mportaul RECOMMENDATION it is absolutely
free from any ingredient that will be inJur-
Gus to the health. Every physician who has
tested il, prunouuccs it the most Wholesome
and nutritious beverage yet introduced to
tine public We heard the opinion expressed
bul il lrN DAYS since ny one OF our leading
-ruyrrs that it would IN a short jlmc, 10 It
GREAT extent, supcrcrdc for family use the
imported article. is claimed. and We be-
ucyc justly, that il Possesses adj OF The good
qualities OF the best Java OF Mocha, Winnie p
n;i, none Of tuc jndcJrlmcutaI qualities. We
advise our +, ad,r, to give j, trial
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
Environ d With Danger.

The dwcllcr or temporary sojoumer in
malaiious region Of country Is cuyiroucd
with Danger Besides inhaIins at every
breath AN atmosphere saturated wiki am Iu-
fictitious poison, he also drinks water which
is IN most instances likewise imprcguated
with the fever aud aguc breeding hd,S0,Ita.
II Il bilious inject, deficient IN stamina, or
IRREGULAR in habit OF body or digestion, his
peril /. much increased, rs these abnormal
conditions are extremely favorable t. ihr
contra tiun OF maaria disease. But TIN,
danger may be safely encountered with the
assistance OF HoetrttcI's Stomach But,r-,
which completely utilities the atmospheric
virus, and ucutraliZcs the constituents Of
miasma-laiuted water. This benign antidutr
to disease cIadicatcs aud prevents trNcrs O
an ir'crm ttcnt and bilious rcmlttcut tyre,
besides tliccliug u thorough and perm hcu.
reform OF those eufreblcd or irregular con-
ditiuns Of The system which invite not only
malaria, but oihcr diseases equally to toe
dreaded.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
Importance Of the Goat.

There is move in England to place
before the Royal Agricultural Society.
By Offering prizes for different kinds.
4 writer in the Lomioa i'uUtar grows
eloquent in its praise, and thus pleads
the cause of the goat
ut Is not amongst the farmers OF
this country that wish to encourage
bookkeeping, however, They have
their unlimited supply of fresh milk
from their COWS, and though know Of
several farmers and others who, pos
sessing both animals. prefer drinking
goats to COWS milk. still these are
comparatively few, aud they go in for
goats as luxury. All | desire with
regard to these gentlemen Is to per
suadc them, and landlords generally,
not 10 discourage the culture OF the
cottoger's Nanny amongst the tenants
on their farms and estates. TO whom
milk Is "A necessity.
The goat ID the COW of the poor man,
every where butiu Englud--aui more.
for II not only feeds but clothes him.
Its milk provide iis family with food.
making cAees and buttcr;it, flesh gives
them meat, its tat goes for candles,
and its skin clothes them. Nor ID 1t N
mountainous districts only, rs many
suppose, that these animals are Guilt
waited Ia the plains of France, Ger
many and Holland, and other parts Of
the Continent. the goat Is constantly
met with, single or in couples, tether-
ed to stakes by the cottages. ON road
IL. Inn In IA
plots of ground, etc The grass in sim
liar placed in England is allowed to go
to waste instead of being tran formed,
as it would be by pasturing goats there
on, into wholesome milk, II commodity
so scarce, strange to say, in many ru-
raj districts that the poor have often TO
go without it, or give it to their chill
drcn skinned as to pigs.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31

May had a lit. corn

N.,,I.l.,ltl corn
t1,n .'r ltd. toe.
Aud cy.ry0hcrc that My went
Thcc''n v"s sur" to 20. ..,, .
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AM i 70 a., 'I1 ',,, .',n s''"'''
r,'t t ,'''' r,'I.. ,' ',,'' y.. .,.o,o
colllu',, Is, crDquct.
h'"| Hrees.
"Wuot makes tic com hun, Mary SO;
ih' other iial'i' Gl'd' .,..
,.J l,., ', % " ,ii, i'i ''''' 80 'H"'
c,fsa. Press.
.Apl y.naIit,I.Isap uron
Your Doo can grow to suit
By.putns on "a 'H'". ,iz'd foot
E,.,oa r.,cu,,.
,,d.,b.,, ,l... .,.o, Il. Aft down
Itquict did r,msin
TIL May Initial "croQuot,
And then 1t hn'' again. ,...,..,.,
'',''
After tto congress auJourHea' 'he
oth'r 'NeHlnS' h!Shlarch p"hched pea
cohSueld pay iuily IN the rlps' rs the
two sauntefe" down Nam street. and
SAID -.
" no treaty
No particular ihdividual can claim
It, my dear iriGn9. Inc treaty belongs
10 al OF us IL Is tiie product ...
On, N'Pe your chln on schoot II!
SAID hlSi'"rck: I"uShihg' ION you
huhaetS'Hn no. ana ne repeated very
slowly, " nose tr3"t,eh : treat; say
to "a teiler II ne VlIi i"i Something's; set
EN- up see!
BeaconSh'ld tumol'd' and, stepping
oehihd gre, n screen eNIlMmed;
1T NINE! 1t NINE. what Will you
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
The GladiOlus.

This beautiful and snowy flower is so
hardy and easily cultivated that if one
wishes for flowers without being able
to give much time to the care of them
she cannot do better than to secure Il
number of these bulbs. Set them ont
in the flower garden about corn-plant-
ing time, select bed that faces south.
as the flower, like the pansy, turns its
4 face to the sun. The soil should be
composed of good portion of rotted
sod or last years weeds well decayed.
it should be spaded at least one spade
deep and well pulveiised and evenly
raked. Use dibble to make a hole;
press the bulb into the earth three in
ches deep, as they need to be we'll COW
cred. At the first hocinG scrape the
earth somewhat away from the buib
but mt all the after hoeings, the earth
should be we'll hood to them Ii is al
ways we'll to mulch the bed to a depth
of six inches with green grass, after
the first hoeiug, to keep the roots moist.
The bed should receive thorough cul.
ture until the lower stalks require ty.
ing up, if it is well mulchad mt this
time no more hoeing is required.
As soon as the flower stalks begin to
show the bed requires stalking. The
stalks should be about three feet long,
well set i'll the ground, straight q
stout enough to insure not to blow oy-
err. In order to secure succession of
flowers in bloom during the season.
bulbs must be planted every two weeks,
until the last of July, keeping the
largest bulbs for late planting. After
the first frost dig up the bulbs, taking
care not to break off the stalks; lay
them in the sun; when thoroughly dry
cut off the stalks ana inch long; break
off all the roots and old bulbs. The
small bulbs that are around the old
ones can be saved and planted the
next year in mellow bed, and will
make towering bulbs in one or two
years. These may produce some new
colors worth the saving. The bulbs,
if not sufficiently dried ont Of doors,
should he Thoroughly dried in doors.
Place each variety in paper bag
plainly labeled, and pack in shallow
boxes Store in any warm and perfect
ly dry room. If they are kept too
warm or if moist the roots will start.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
4 Model Farm Horse.

What has struck me in Havre and
its neighboring stock raising country
il the great size and endurance of the
truck horse called percheron "A cross
between the Arabian and the original
Norman draught horse. The Perche-
ron wcighes rom one thousand to three
thousand pounds, and has the compar-
alive strength of the elephant. \ Per-
cheron will haul vi Ii ease twenty-five
bales of American cotton, which Is
equal to two loads of cotton hauled in
New York by two horses. In fact one
Percheron Is equal to four American
truck horses. and why our farmers do
not wake up to II realizing sense OF their
deficiencies in this respect Is not lit
tie surprising. SO far We 'em to have
had but two ideas in the matter of
horses the production Of trottlng and
race horses. Unlike our ordinary Gus
tom. we have thoughtmore Of pleasure
than Of business. We have bred mon
grels where we have not the turf IN
view, whereas in Europe the classes OF
horses are kept entirely distinct. In
our great country there is room for all
classes, and common sense demands
that we should have as fine dray horses
rs trutters and racers. The West is par
ticular in need of enduring work hors
es. and the farmers who are sufficiently
enterprising to import few Perche-
ons will thank the Herald for having
made the suggestion.-CorTeS. Ae'r
York Herald,
The whining. post is one of the issues
in the Dallas county, Texas, elections.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
Wit and HumOr.
Is the cucumber pump a stomach a

Is the cucumber pump stomach ar
raugement?
As nottingham Ben Butler is Il
horney.eyed son Of jowl.
American beef and American girls,
both looking for II market, cross the
ocean by every steamer.
The attention of James Gordon Ben
nett is called to the fact that tAe North
Pole is the one TO reach the persim-
mons.
We have just been thinking how
language came INTO the world. 1t was
during Adam and Ewes first quarrel
when one word brought on another,
A Ridgefeld man has invented n
chair which can be adjusted to 5000
different positions. 1t il designed for
boy to sit i'll when having his hair
cat.
The Galveston NerS says: Every
department OF industry suffers from
the general depression. Even the Ell
paso stage has not been robbed for Il
whole week
The weather prophet is the only man
who never gets discouraged. Ii he
hits the case once in fifty times he is
satisfied that there is great future in
store for him.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31

The whipping post is one of the issues
in the Dallas county, Texas, elections.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-31
Wit and HumOr.

Rag money disseminates disease.
Striped stockings cover multitude
of shins.
The bell-punch noteth even the fall
Of swallow
Let e.r equal numerous members of
the last Congress.
Men have to pay for the circulars
that females carry rs well as those the
mails carry.
People returning from the French
capital have n 'pizen" look--.ort of a
Paris grin.
ETC. on the programme of Il clam
bake means red herrings.-N. \. Conn
mey'ciai .AdratiSer.
One Goldfish yields 100000 eggs
This is what keeps up the aristocracy,
-EoSto" Herald.
Abel in Hebrew, means vanity; and
Il belle, in English, has much the same
gnification. -FaH.
England is now having some hot
weather, but as usual America is ahead.
We had it here first.
The man with new watch should
not hurrr. He should say, 81 buyed
my timc."-N. Y. Graphic.
Whenever young ladies learn sc to
stick pin in their apron string that it
won't scratch fellows wrist there will
be more marriages. LoniS JoTHM.
Homely girls have the prettiest
shoulders. - Detroit Free Press. We
will back country smoke-house against
them every day in the season.--Ner
York Ners.
4 kind father, of Southboro, Mass,
q man well-to do, took his son to a doe
tor last week, and told him if he could
cure the boy for less than the cost of
Il funeral to go ahead, but if he could
Mt the youth must take his chanc, $.
The Lawyer III the Editors Bed.
| slept in an cditor's bed last night,
When no other CHANGED to be nigh;
How thought, As | tumbI,d the oditor's bed,
How easily the editors lie Exchange.
If the lawyer slept in the editors bed
When no lawyer CHANGED to be nigh
And thought, ~ above he has naively said,
HOW easily tdltOfs lie:
He must then admit as he lay ON the bed
And slept to his hearts desire,
Whatc',r he may say of the editors bed,
Twas the lawyer himself was the lier.
Nee orleans Bulletus
Bwling' Hwheye beautiful,
beautiful, siIken hair Philip muir
INJURED fondly, toying lovingly with one
of her nut brown tresses; soft as the
plumaGe on an angels wing; light as
the thistle down that dances on the
summer air; the simmer of sunset,
the glitter Of yellow gold, the rich red
brown autumnal forests blend in en-
tracing beauty in its And just then
it came off III his hands aud he forgot
just what to say next. There was a mo-
mcnt OF profound silence, and then
Aurc!ia took it from him and went out.
Mary's Little Corn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-29
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hnnds by East India mission
airy the FORMULA OF simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchi tbs, catarri.. a.thmn, and all throat and
lung affections. also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases. has felt it his duty to make il
known his suffering fellows. Actunteo by this
motive, and a desire TO relieve human suffering,
will send, free of charge, TO ali who desire it. this
recipe with full for preparing nd using,
in German, French. or Engl ish Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, ma ming this paper, W. ~.
Shear, li9 Howers' Block. Rochester, New York.
FRIED APPLEs.-This is the season now
for this wholesome and palatable dish. Don t
fry them after the pork-they will taste too
porky. Just drop little lump of butter in
the spider, heat it hot, and then pour in the
dish Of sliced apples, add teacup OF boiling
water, put on the cover aud then let them
cook until soft without stirring them Give
the spider an occasional shake, then take of
the cover and let them dry until they begin
to brown -Er.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-29
(For the SPIRIT of Jefsrsou.I
TO MISS HALLE ELLEN TAYLOR.

BY her home. where Mill-creek flows
Between a beetlng pass,
And laurel, and every wild flower blows
There dwells mountain lass:
Here. nature spreads her every charm
To please the enchanted eye.
And feelings of the heart gush warm
AS lovers tender sigh:
But, still, in all that nature brings
To deck the'raptured scene
There's naueht that blows, and naugbt that
springs,
Can peer their mountain queen
Her hand. in vain, NAV nature try
And ali her arts viii fail her
4 thing more fair. she can supply
Than Halle Ellen Taylor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-29
BEyJ. i. LEIsENRGNG, =. N.
TO Cuwsun,pTiTEs.

Tno EdvcEt5rr, retired Ph vs;cian, :eving T-oT-
idsntisiiE d:'c"rered while h-edica! Misnronnry
n Euutho'n = sia, vory simple vegetable med y
FOR The speedy nd cure 0 Comsu apton
Asthma. BrcnchitiE, Catsr,h. and all throst and
lung UfrctIons-alro f. r"s:tivc spd radical ere
cifr for Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
ali Nervou. COIN plnints, feels it his duty mai e
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, he will Ghcer:uy send tfree of charged
to Al! vino desire it, the recipe for preparing and
foil directions for accessibility using this provi-
deutialIy discovered remedy. 1hose. who wish to
avail themselves of the benefits of this dIscovery.
without c"s.. can do by return mail, by ad-
dressing, with sthmp,
Dp. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara Street.
ruffalo N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-10-29
a SA7D.

To all who suffering from The and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss OF manhnod, &c will send recipe that
will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. Tnis great
remedy discovered by a missionary in South
America Send a self add ressed envelope to tho
Rev. JOSEPH T ISMAs JStation D, Bible House, Neto
York City.
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REMEDY FOR PNEUMUNIA.-Tske fan
mel wruug out of strong solution of sslera,
tbs water, as hot as can be borne, and apply
on he chest 10 the throat, and it will relieve
in q short time