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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

For the first time it is proposed tC
confer the presidency upona citizen
soldier for an unusual period. His
party in two great states have given
no uncertain evidence of such design,
and as factions have succeeded in
dominating governments elsewhere,
there is no certainty that similar re.
suits may not be obtained here.
The crisis upon the nation is an
especial appeal to all that love its
institutions. Under no circumstances
ought the power claimed by the stall
warts for the executive to be COM
mitted to a civilian, much less to q sol
dier noted for military methods, ar
btrary exercise of power and I'M
bl4siling fayoritism. To restore such
an one to power would be not only
to depart from national tradition, but
to expose our institutions to aestruc-
ton If this crisis does not bring
antl-third-termers together, 1t will be
impossible to forecast when the fire
will be hot enough to fuse them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

This cry is again. making itself
heard, and on the one hand it is q
deaths kknelf. to the conspiracy that
made Grants denomination possible,
and on the other tr it is the harbinger
of union among those that oppose a
third term.
In New York, where it was most
needed, this cry vas first raised.
From that great State there. is; assur-
ance that the olive. branch, thus ex-
tended, will be accepted. Those that
are working for union. there, have no
candidates to put forward, no factions
to serve, no set OF men to build up
or pull down. This is. as it should be.
In the contest upon which tue country
is. embarking, there ought to be no
consideration for men. hPersonafism
must give way. The nation must be
saved irrespective Of candidates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

At the regular meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society, of the
III. E. Church, South, at Mexico,
Mo-, the following resolutions of
respect were offered and adopted:
In view of the loss we have sus-
tanned by the deceass of our friend
and sister, Mrs. S. a. Grantham, and
OF the still heavier loss sustained by
those who were dearest and nearest
to her, be it therefore
Resolved, That it is but a just trib-
ute to the memory Of the departed
to say, that, in regretting her remov-
al from u midst, we mourn for
one who was, in every way, worthy
of our respect and regard.
Resolved, That in her death our
society has been deprived of "a faith
full worker and the church a useful
member.
Resolved, That we sincerely con-
dole with the family of the deceased
in the dispensation with which it
has pleased Divine Providence to
affiict them, and commend them, for
consolation, to Him who orders all
things for the best, and whose chas-
tisements are meant in mercy.
Resolved, That the heartfelt tcsti-
monials ofour sympathy and sorrow,
be forwarded to the family of our de.
parted friend, by the secretary OF
our society, and be placed Oh the
records of the society.
Signed, NETTIE BOURNE.
Recording Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that an election will be held in
the city of Mexico, Audrain county.
Missouri, on Tuesday, April sixth,
1880, for the purpose of electing a
Mayor, Recorder, Marshal. City At
torney and III Councilman from
each ward, six in number.
The following places are appointed
for voting in each ward
First Ward-Council room.
Second Ward-Evans & Hunters
carpenter shop.
Third Ward-County Court Room.
Fourth Ward-Office of Lees old
lumber yar3.
Fifth Ward-Mexico City Mills.
Sixth Ward-John M. Gordon's
office.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
First Ward-IIugh Wilson, James
Simmons and Z. Il. Hit.
Second Ward-David Hubbeli,
Mai. Day and Frank Plummer.
Third Ward-Wick Mason, Chas.
Houston and G.. g. Galloway.
Fourth Ward-J. J. Marshall, John
Doan and Ira Tincher.
Fifth Ward-J. Ruloff, j. Il. Mcln-
tyre and d. G. Wright.
Sixth Ward-J. j. Gill, Il. Whaicy
and I. T. Shootman.
VIM. POLLOCK, Mayor.
Attest, j. f. GILLIAN, Clerk.
MEXICO, Mo-. March 9th, 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
BARGAIN.

Good dwelling, almostn new, 4 rooms, pOrches
and pantry, and two good lots nicely located IN
South Mexico.
Also two dwellings, 4 and 5rooms,S South Mexi-
co. nicely located. Will sell, and purchaser Cali
make % per cent. on price.
Five hundred tracts of unimproyed prairie and
timber lands, of - to GO acres, for sale at 81 to
$40 per acre, on easy terms.
Look to your own interest, all ye that are lock-
ing for homes, farms and improved lands. Au-
drain county is now out of debt, and offers to
land seekers the most favorable homes of any
county in the West, as by. buying IN Audrain
county you have no large railroad debt hanging
and lands, don't forget to call on us. We Will
show parties in person any desired location free
of charge. We are the longest established, and
have the largest list OF any real estate agent do
ing business In the county. We also represent
fFst-caaxs Insurance c0mpanicsx AMI write ~
reasmAhly - any cAn.s md give prompt sefae-
meat IN caHe e toesk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
MurnlS Mi.GtiNr.

The rush for seats at the Murphy
Meeting Monday night commenced
about seven o'clock and continued
without abatement until eight, when
the audience room was literallyjammed
and packed, forcing the managers to
open the gallery toaccommodatc the
crowd. The mansions and palaces of
Mexico, the dwelling houses and
cottages, the huts and the novels, the
hedges and highways, all helped to
pour in their representatives until it
seemed for a while that all could not
be accommodated. But, finally, all
being seated, the curtain arose with
a song from the choir, "Dare to be
a Murphy" after which the routine
of business WIS disposed of, when
the president proceeded to introduce
to the audience Mr.. Corbin, a young
orator from the Uerald Office, who,
in a brief speech of five minutes, held
the audience interested by his mag
nifcent display of oratorical genius
and mastery sell possession.
Then cam Misses Gooch and
Grasty, two sweet singers of our
city, of whom we may be justly
proud, and ere ths last STRAIN of the
song by the choir had died, the
music of their Duet was bounding,
bounding, bounding, along in the
sweet, clear and distinct tones Of Miss
Gooch's splendid soprano voice, and
Miss Grasty's magnificent alto.
Thanks, ladies' ; we hope to hear from
you often.
Major J. F. Downey was then in
troduced, but with a cold in his head
gave a few warm and stirring re-
marks, only interrupted occasionally
by a Grant man in. the house, who
had already began the campaign. AT
the conclusion of his remarks he reu-
dered, with the assistance of the Or
gan, the "Bugle and its Echoes
which was-well-the boys said il
did not sound q bit like a bugle Oh
its echoes, and they. believed the
Major had a comb with paper owe,
it. From our position in the hall We
Thought the boys were right. .
DIR. Grassy then took the stand
and with a short, spicy, pointed
speech, redeemed the meeting from
its noisy and disorderly feeling.
Programme for next Monday night
Song by Miss Lou Wardwell
r Reading and short speeches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

Evidences are increasing Of repub-
lican opposition to the denomination
Of Gen. Grant. It was only the other
evening when . large meeting adj
dressed by the Hon. John b. Hen
dersen at St. Louis. declared ssthe
nomination ola presidential candidate
ffQr 9 third term TO be unNise, mex
pedient and subversive. of the tradi-
tions of the government The re-
publican state committee has also
broken into factions, and the result
must necessarily be the choice of
Blaiue representatives to. Chicago on
aheione side and of Grant delegates
on tie other. Both. cannot be re-
ceiyed, and when the .anti-third.
termsrs are denied admission, what
nrestheysgsingt o do sboutit2f III
s1n.sies OF what 10 certain 70 happier
Ais high tsnelt hst this question wa,
spthoiatzxsIy. jhlssersd. So far
nsehaAg q tAst sertthas been. attempt
~s0f1.aA th1thAsessanded To hi
HLudefs6
<pEspsgs's Wv /
Hzzf@ssfx s5Sg5 -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
Mrs. Baird.

From the Carrollton NIo.) Democrat.
) Mrs. Baird, present incumbent, has
been reelected president of Hardin
College, this time for five years.-Ex.
The above action of the directors
of Hardin College is a just compli-
ment to one Of the most efficient,
painstaking and successful female
educators in Missouri. The editor
of this paper was officially associated
with Ingleside Seminary, Palmyra,
Mo-, at the time that Mrs. Baird had
charge of the same, and we uDhesi-
tatingly say that in our judgement
she is the peer of any lady We have
ever known in her chosen profession.
Under her presidency, Hardin Col
lege will enter upon a career of pros
perity, and those who come forth as
graduates from the institution will be
cultivated and educated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
..NGMsis.ni."
From thu Louisiana Press.

Bob. White, of the Mexico LEDGER,
got out an extra telling all about the
kilgore hanging-and Il good II at
that. Bob. is one of the livciiest,
busiest. newsiest editors in all Mis-.
souri, lie Is making money as he
deserves to do. The hanging has
been a regular bonanza TO him,
which he has worked for all it was
worth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
En,inently Fitted.

Hon. ID. Ii. Mcintyre, of Audrain
county, will be Il Democratic can.
didate for Attorney General befor,
the next State Convention. He is
eminently fitted for this position
and we know of none whom we be-
Iieve would give more general salts.
faction or would perform the duties
Of the office in a more commendable
manner. He is acknowledged to be
an able lawyer and has proven him
self "a wise legislator. The Mexico
LEDGER. MS home paper, speaks OF
him rs he deserves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
From the st. Louis Times.

Capt. ID. III. Mcintyre, III of Mis-
sOuris Wiaest statesmen, is i'll TIN:
field for the office Of Attorney Grner-
al. lie is a thorough lifelong Demo
cr'at, active, e~nergetic and able To fill
any position i'll the gift of the people
of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

Congressman A. H. Buckner was
in this city several days last week.
He paid a visit to the bank on the
other side OF the river. There is lit
tie doubt that congress will agree to
an appropriation for improvement
at this point, and it is thought that
the amount will not be less than
$4,000 If any man can further
this interest it is Judge Buckner. He
knows the wants of our people and
has an audience in the halls of con.
greSS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

T7FFF 1T 7 TN y FTFN
The entcrprising Bob White, of
the Mexico LEDGER, as is usual III
NEST eases ,reaped large benefits from
the hanging Of Kilgore. He issued
something like 5000 supplements of
Ills Invaluable paper, which sold like
hot cakes. netting Robert something
ike 500. y -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
d.. Ill. Mcintyre BooIus for Attorney Gen

I EFTsFT FTFV Ut II VII I. ETTTTT
The Mexico LEDGER authorita-
lively announces Hon. ID. II. Mcln-
tyre as a candidate for Attorney
General. MI. Mcintyre is II sound
Democrat, Il fine law yer. and a gem
tleman of as unapproAchable private
life as any in the state. anG would
fill the office with distinguished
ability.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

u.s.. From the Fulton Telegraph.
We have received the Mexico LED
GER Extra, giving full and correct
details Of the trial, CONVICTION and
hanging Of Kilgore last Friday. Bob
White isl lively editor, and will
give the peopletne latest news, if he
don't sleep any in six weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

Three men have made regulations
out of the kiigore case: McTrim-
BILE, for his able prosecution Sheriff
Glascock, for his nerve i'll tying the
knot; and Bob. White OF the LEDGER,
for the git-up-and-git displayed i'll
giving every phase of the case to the
pubiir.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

It when he struck at the corruptions
of Grants administration, and de-
clared ssthat the danger of Mexican
izing this republic was greater in his
judgement than the temporary success
of the democratic party" Although
this was received with cheers, and
cries Of good, and the meeting en-
bodied In its resolution the deeiara-
ton THAT a denomination for q third
term would endanger republican sue
cess" it is evident hat the radical
anti-third-termers arc not yet wrought
up to the pitch of cooperating with
all that are like minded with them
selves, and still shrink from the open
and manly declaration that under no
circumstances will they cast a vote
for Grant. ss:
No other course, however, is open
to. them. The stalwarts are resolute
and will run the machine, and the
only defence against their machina-
|tions within reach is the ballot box.
Unless defeated there, the third term
will be a success.
Is:there need Of stronger gOUern-
ment? In point CT fact what nation is
stronger than ours? What other peo-
pie coAld have stood such tests with
out disagreement, as ours has passed
through? Neither Germany, nor
France, nor England, nor Austria,
nor Russia could have endured tri-
umphantly such trials. And yet to-
day, united without Grant, and in
defiance of all that has been done to
ALLEVIATE sections, we are stronger
than ever. What other nation is as
powerful? What other country can
put as many soldiers into the field, or
equip as grand a navy? We are
strong, not through the strength OF
one man, but in tie love of many.
1t will be the love of the governed
that will make this country too per-
manent to be upset.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
From the Galloway Gazette.

Hon. D. Ii. MCINTYRE. of Audrain,
is announced as II candidate for At
tornev General. Mr.. Mclntyrc's
splendid record and recognized abil-
ity make him a formidable candi-
date,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

Cg3 Abstracts, Deeds. and all land
papers prepared on short notice.
Write TO us and we will send YOU
descriptive circulars and list oflands
free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18
Road Overseers Appointed for the Year
Ending Feb. list, 1881

72-f From sle Bowiiag Green Post.Ohserves.
j. Med. +Trimble, the excellent
prosecuting attorney of Audrain
county, was in town yesterday on
legal. business. He did not take part
in the Moore case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-18

festeriay bainI ST. Patrick's day,
appropriate sprsfcesrwere held in the
fCetAohc ehureh. s fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-21

DEEKsRILL On. Y.) MILITARY
\ ACADEMY. For circulars sddrrss
Colonel q. .. wRIoHT A. A., Principal.
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EafaI Cnttfng In soteiOurt.


Wednesday morning Special Constable
w. w. English brought to jail here Charles
Farfs (wbite) charged with the murder OF
an old colOred man named Peter cambridge,
on the 18th, at the fruit-canning establish
ment OF Mr.. j. e. Moomaw, near Glover
dale. The facts in the case are about rs fol-
lows. There bad been some difficulty be.
tween Faris and some colored girls, children
OF cambridge (all of whom were in Mr.. Moo.
maw's employ, and Dandridge appeared
on the scene TO assist the girls. A
difficulty ensued, and in the mstee, in which
cambridge and tie negro women and Faris
were all engaged, the latter cut cambridge
on the breast and neck with small pocket
knife, from which he died instantly. FaIis
was also hurt, and was quite bloody when
brought TO Jail. The fight occurred just
after work.hours late Tuesday evening.
The examining trial was before Esquire
Cephas b. Moomaw, who sent on for trial
the accused. Faris Is a young man about
thirty years old, and has not an nnprepos.
sessing appearance. cambridge was about
seventy years old.
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NO As.

ST. NICHOLAS for september Is thofysgh sea
side and ont of-t oofs No.
OF the complete short stories A Day OF barne.
gar" Illus ra,tf by W. l.. Sheppard, parraies how
csdnr.loes are mined oEt OF sanken mar se.;
Rolls RuDawaJSa lrislssfed by r. B. Ben-siI,
tells how kiie Few out 10 sea towing a boy iG a
sinsi boat; How Pom Gle Carried Out Hn
Plan " paraphrasss iscidenE IN the life of VII.
iian Morris Hunt fAe essoso OF Walnut Creek -
WIN Two pictures. shows the advantage OF girls
Knowing how To swim.
Boys will lind interest an'iTDsir6.tIou In Mr. Nor
IONS fnlly.illustrated article abstN small Boats
How TO Big and sail Them and IN wr. Bsrnsrdfs
"Taik About the B.cycle,~ wsiiits nihe pictures.
There are also in this No>a description Of the
6irls' swimming Bath" with several yict ares. ny
Mas &. A. Sorhlm: " Chased 6y a Hoop Suakc,r
one OF " The sabi's Eig-Taik Stories, VII fun
ny hhs,ratoB BY Miss :. A. Rankin ;.seyersg conf
cal picrrress nHDber OF poem, Young Contrs-
ouor's story e. The Bicycle Boys ''ltwo sssres OF
large type and pictures for very i,ae readers, and
The usuaf departments, "Jack- ir.t,fe. fva ya,,-
= Letter Box" and - Riddle Box
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s,egei,. English opera Company.
(Greenbrier Inaependent.l


On Monday and Tuesdey nights of the
present week this community (Lewlsburg,
w. VAL enioyed rare musical treats, al
forded bv the above company. On Monday
night the new Town Hall was densely
crowded by an intelligent and appreciatye
audience. 1t Is estimated that there were
near five hundred persons present. The
operas rendered on this occasion were
q Martha and " "Jeannette's Wedding"
Our bump OF musical descrsptiveness not
being very prominently developed, we will
not attempt scientific criticism OF the
operas. Suffice 1t TO say that the singing
was simply superb and the acting CORE.
spondingN good. And what we have said
with reference TO Monday nights entertain
nIent applies with ssi,i greater force with
reference TO the rendition OF "Thc Du-
chess on Tuesday, though the attendance
'was not so large as on the previous eYe'
ming. :.
At the White sulphur Springs Siegel's
troupa gave Two maiinees--one on Tuesday
and one on Wednesday. The one on Tues
(, day was very largely attended; the one ol
"Wednesday not 70 largely, w
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Brief HemS.-De!egates to the Chester
field Democratic Convention will be ap-
pointed in the different townships next
week. The Convention meets September
1st to make preparation for the coming
campaign.
One case Of ordinance violation was be-
fore the Mayors Court Yesterday. II was
dismissed.
A regular meeting Of the Chesterfield
School Board VIII be held ut the court
house to-day.
Mr. Arthur G. Evans, The newly-appoint-
ed councilman from the Second Ward, is a
painter by occupation, and is very pOpulqr
in his ward. His appointment will give
general satisfaction.
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HIGHwAYMAN HELD FOR TRIAI--Scott
Peasants, notorious colored thief, was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with unlawfully and feioniously
assaulting Mrs. Gervas Storrs cn the public
highway in Henrico, about two miles II ON
Richmond, and stealing a gold watch va
lued at fifty dollars. Justice Richardson
delivered the accused over to the authori-
ties OF Henrieo, where the crime Is alleged
to have been committed. Peasants was
taken before Justice Larus yesterday after
noon, and committed to Jail 20 await the
action OF the grand jury OF the County
Court. Mr.. s. Weihrlch, jeweller, No.
222 east Broad street, aided Sergeant Para
ter in arressng Peasants.
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Supreme Court or Appeals.

MONDAY, August 10, 1880.
Stuart & Palmer Us. Preston, &c. Peti'
tion for appeal from Washington county.
Johnston Il Trigg for petitioners. Appeal
and superSedeas allowed. Bond OF $4,000
required. - ,ooo
TUESDAY, August II, 1880.
Account OF Caldwell d Brady for print
ing for 1880. Allowed. and ordered TO be
certified.
Thompson as. Dickinson. Appeal from
franklin county. Order Of submission set
aside and case continued.
WEDNESDAY, August Is, 1880.
Gray Us. Baylor, surviving executor, &c.
Appeal from Washington county. Order
submitting motion set aside and case con-
tinued.
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HEXRIco NEws.-CorDelius Moore (c0se
oredl was before Justice Aarus's court yes
terday, charged with cruel.y beating nude:
thereby causing It's deaih. He was fined
s25, and in default Of payment was COM
mitted TO Jail.
Charles Chapman dliDs Mike Wolf lwhite)
and George Brown .cOlored), who were
convicted OF horse-stealing at the iaii term
OF tue County Count, have been taken TO
the penItentiary--th former to serve SIX
ysafs and the latter Eye.
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The SPECIAL LICENSE TAx.-The Singer
sewing-Mscbine Company yesterday re-
ceived Information NJ the decision BY the
Supreme Court. now il, session at Wytbe-
nile. OF the case OF Weber Us. The Com
usonwe1lth. The decision OF the circuit
judge Of Henrico was aff1m ed, and 0er-
chasts paying license tax cs 800 can sell
by sample, but not peddIe' their goods.
The case was test one, made by the Singer
Company, who having paid the ssate license,
resisted ,be payment OF special sDe in each
county. The case was decided against them
both in the County and Circuit Courts Of
Hpprie0
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NANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

city COuncH.-A regular meeting OF the
CITY Council was held last night. The fol.
lowing members were present: Messrs.
Perdue t2resident). Shotwell, Gibbs, Rob
ertson, w. Il. Pefdue, Patteson, and sims.
No reports were received from any OF the
committees, and the only business transact.
ed was the election OF Mr.. Arthur Evans to
the Council from The Second Ward, to ill
the vacancy occa>ioned by the resignation
OF Mr.. Nunnally, and the referring Of a
number Of bills to the Finance Committee.
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A GENEROUS GRFT.-Hon. Isaee Davis, OF
Worcester, Mass, writes to Rev. A. T..
Dickinson, ID. d., Of this city, asking for
the corporate same OF the Foreign Mission
Board OF the Southern Baptist Convention,
and adds tbs. he will "gire tire thousand
dollars to- that board, the interest Of iohicA
shall be applied euery yeor 10 the cause
of foreign missions"
A tew weeks ago this same gentleman
sent DIR. Dickinson 5000 for Richmond Coz
lepe q 10 aid Ia the "Jeter Memorial"
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Judge Blair bas granted a supersedeas 10
the order OF Judge Mays, removing. Mr.. a.
b. Booze, iaiIcr Of Botetourt, ana eonse.
auentIy until after the Circuit Court al
least, Mr. Booze win hold the fort.
Mrs. Cropper, Mrs. Mahlon Sands, Miss
Parsons, an6 Lady Vaudeville are iour
" profes siona beauties" OF Americsn Dirtn
who attract much attention from London
society Journals Just now. sas
The Clark Courier says: AT the last meet
ing OF the Board OF supervisors George
w. Pine was removed from his position %
Tailor. Cause not ststed. !,
Mr. Ambrose L. Browne, Of New Or
leans. died at Fincsstle on The 1Ath, after 81
illness oi two weeks, ~
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at The Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Justice ID. {. Richard
son:
Barnard Dent (colored). charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the street,
was fined 81.
Lee Garnett, charged with being drunk
and living in the street, was fined -. In
default OF pa, ment' he was committed to
Jail for eight days.
Cornelius Smith (coloredl. charged with
beating his wife, was fined 50 and required
10 pay the costs.
RyIand Jeter (colored), charged with as
sauting and beating Ann Riddck, was dis
charged.
Peter NJ. Jackson (cOlored). charged with
assaulting and choking Mary Jackson, was
fined s. and required to pay the costs,
Lucy johnson (colored), charged with
stealing lot OF wearing apparel, valued at
el0, from Mamie Harris, was discharged.
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A nromin.at ns4ehant of HsiIy Springs Miss,
writes underelale of November %, 1877: ~TETr'S
pits are do,px mighty wenders IN this SKATE, and
are becoming more popular efery day. 1eeir sale
exceeds ihsl OF every other pill comointd. ihey
are pecasmb adapted TO mslsrisl diseases, and all
our physicians prescribe thssl in their pEae''es."
W. L. n. ATHEY.