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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

On Saturday, Sep. s.-last day
of our fair-Forepaugh will exhibit
here with his unparalleled establish
ment. OF the wondering-moying
scenes presented by his twenty
trained elephants, a recent exchange
says:
"Volumes have been written on
the sagacity of the elephant, and
from time immemorial among the IA
vor1te stories chosen to entertain the
infant mind, varied and interesting
anecdotes of these %ponderous beasts.
Eventhose of more mature years de-
light in reaping the exploits of ele-
plant hunting, and the adventures of
Asiatic tourists r never more
graphically portrayed o surround
ed with greater interest than when
ealivened by hazardous encounters
and hair-breadth escapes from en-
ragged specimens of the elephantine
genus. No animal when reused is
more implacable or more difficult to
avert from the object of it's fury. In
view of the facts Mr.. Forepaugh,
whose sterling show exhibited here
last night, is entitled to unbounded
credit for the enterprise exhibited in
collecting twenty Of these huge
beasts and reducing them to such
subjugation as to make possible this
exhibition in a series of tricks and
evolutions that surpass any anec-
dotes written or related of elephan-
tine sagacity, and tax the credulity
of those who do not witness their
performance for themselves. This is
the largest and most perfectly trained
herd OF elephants ever under the con-
troll of one man, and the interest of
the performance is wonderfully en-
HANGED by the extreme youth of
their trainer, Mr.. Adam Forepaugh,
Jr., who, only eighteen years Of age,
has this exceptional number of mon
ster beasts subject to his slightest
will, and manipulated them with as
much GOODNESS and ease as though
they were so many domestic animals,
and incapable of taking a sudden
freak of independence that might re-
suit in a horrible death, not only to
himself, but to all who came within
their path. The performance of these
ugly-looking masses of flesh and
bones battle description and almost
! challenge belief. They dance, &c
through the military evolutions, give
acrobatic exhibitions, perform on the
tight rope and do a number of un'
heard of tricks too numerous Tor par
ticularization. Perhaps the most mar
yelous of all their performances i:
the grand elephantine pantomim'
which was prepared expressly fo'
them, and in the course of which thu
sagacious beasts give evidence o
their susceptibility to passions mor'
than human in its vivid reality. The,
portray emotional feelings Of love
jealousy, hatred fear, anger, pride
mirth, grief, sarcasm, contempt ant
the like in a manner SO realistic as t.
almost carry conviction of the trutI
p of the transmigratory theories. Thei
performance last night was receives
with unbounded plaudits, every man
i woman and child in the vast crow
heaved a sigh of regret as they wer
p finally marched from the ring
stately order"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

GRAND UNION HOTEL, New York. Friday
Evening, August 5.-REv L. }. WHEAT we
arrived here at noon Thursday had a me "Trip;
very warm. My brother met us with his family /;
also Mary's sister Nellie at Columbus, D., with a
basket full OF nice dinner. Several delegates I"
the Conference were on the train. Mrs. van
Calder was here first, we next and Bro. anu
Sister Wright arrived TO day at s O'Clock All
are well. Have seen jenkins he goes win us
to London. We have visited Central Park ana
had a view of the Obeiisk, also other wonders Oh
New York. Drs. Vananda and FELTON, go on the
Berlin also. We saw the ship as we came III.
t. ID. HENDERSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Worthy of Consideration

TO the Editor Of the Ledger.
The LEDGER and everybody adver-
tise Mexico as thrifty and prosperous.
If we ask twenty years to pay SIX
thousand dollars, do We not advertise
ourselves as bankrupt and poverty
stricken? With an income last year
of S12,O 900, and cash on hand $4,000
March 3Oth, it is too absurd to ask
more time to pay a debt that could
be paid easily as it falls due.
TAXPAYER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Sixty pairs ladies French kid opera
slippers at $3.50, worth So. Fifty
pairs chlldrens kid opera slippers at
ST., worth S1.25, and a large lot OF
other goods at very low prices. We
are offering some good bargains, and
you will have to come early to get
them. MITCHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Will be held in Liberty Street Church
on next Sabbath. The morning SER
vice will be devoted to q discussion
of the theme of church finance. l.
Who ought to pay? 2. How much
ought each one to pay? 3. When
ought payments to be made? The
NIGHT service will consist Of select
songs, readings and an address by
the pastor to the young people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Last Tuesday A. c. Hit told a
negro farm hand to burn a lot OF
debris On his farm. The fire spread
rapidly, burning one and a quarter
miles of fence and 800 acres of grass.
Loss about S $1,000. The fire was just
south of Mexico. Most of the prop
ertv belonged to the Hits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Sixty pairs ladies French kid opera
slippers at $3.50, worth 50. Fifty
pairs children kid opera slippers al
81, worth 81. 25, and a large lot o.
other goods at very low prices. We
are offering some good bargains ano
YOU will have to come early to ge'
them. MITCHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Graha Pienic.

There will be a grand picnica miles
north of Mexico and | IL miles east
of the Weaver School House, at the
Stuart Ford, OH Saturday, August
27th. 1881. Good music good floor
plenty of refreshments; good swing.
Everybody invites tq'coHld and bring
'" y
r. CAUTHoRN. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

in the malarial districts by the pow
erfnl tonic and alternative effects of q
daily dose of Simmons Liver Regula'
tor. the true malarial antidote.
Buy only the genuine in white
wrapper, with red Il, prepared only
j. II. Zeilin & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Sixty pairs ladies French opera
slippers at $1.5D, worth 50. Fifty
pairs childrens kid opera slippers at
ST., worth $1.25, and a large lot of
other goods at very low prices. We
are offering some good bargains and
YOU will have to come early to get
them, MIrcHELL's SHOE STORE.
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Nnftna-

The booths of the Audrain County
Fair Association will be rented for
the fair commencing Aug. 80, on
Saturday Aug. 20, 1881, publicly at
the fair grounds at 2 p. III. $40 will
required to be paid on each booth al
the time of renting.
T T STEELE Sac'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

60 prs. ladies French kid opera slip
pers at $3.50 worth So. 90 pairs
childrens kid opera slippers at 81
worth s1.25, and a large lot of other
goods at very low prices. We are
offering some good bargains and you
will have to come early to get them.
16tf MITCHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

We notice the accomplished driver
of one of the street sprinklers re-
fuses to sprinkle in front of u certain
store. The city pays SIS per month
to have the streets sprinkled. We
are a subscriber and it is our under
standing, as well as that of other
subscribers, that We pay to have the
streets sprinkled. If the driver has
a spite against the proprietor OF a
store let him take it out some other
way. We are sure Mr.. Hisey does
not countenance this kind of bust
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Grand Picnic,

8 GFahd Fic-NaC'
There will be- a grand picnic on
the VIM. Hall farm, 5 miles south
east OF Mexico, on Friday, August
10th. Good music; good floor
plenty Of refreshments good swing:
Everybody and their baskets are in
yited. Moonlight pic nie at night. 4.
r. r. MaRRIs,
r. +. ToLLsoN,
4 j. NJ. MoRRIs,
II. M. Mills,
Committee.
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Sixty pairs ladies' French kid ODE

Sixty pairs ladies French kid opera
slippers at $3.50, worth So. Fifty
pairs childrens kid opera slippers a
81, worth 81. 25, and a large lot O
other goods at very low prices. W.
are offering some good bargains n
you will have to come early to &c
them, MITCHELL'S SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

If you want buggies, wagons and
stoves, call on Eubank & Crawford.
They won't be undersold. 15-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
For Sale.

Geo. Hamilton, 2 miles south of
Mexico, has 100 head of sheep for
sale-ewes and wethers. Will be
sold cheap. 17-3w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

A new calaboose built.
A good rain very o
The city have street lamps.
A picnic that is not a grand"
Mexico have a silver cornet band.
Work commence on the artesian
wells.
Everybody attend to their own
business.
Uncle George Johnson sell O,OOO,-
0OO.gates.
The milk in the asanctified Holt
ness'' coacoanut.
The boy that can beat Charlie
Buckner running.
How much Gould would give for
the H. & S. W. Ry.
Not so many boarding houses but
a factory being built.
The ''big four widowers scoop
all our old bachelors.
Every merchant in Mexico put
an ad in the fair daily.
Judge - at another young.
folks moonlight picnic.
People who so find much fault with
railroads have to walk.
The man who is not pleased with
the looks of the court house.
Good teachers employed for the
winter school in every district.
The mar who tried to blow the
moon out at the moonlight picnic.
People who suffer from the hea
read DIR. kane's expedition to thu
north pole.
So-called s'sanctifed' people d.
less talking and show their ''withou
sin" by their works.
Boys when they take their buggle
to the stables take everything GU
thai belongs to them.
None but taxpayers and propert,
owners appointed or elected to ofic
even to judges of election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Livery Stable.

Clark & Miller have a first-cla
livery stable, and keep the best live
horses in the city. They have gent &
L.orses for ladies TO drive. Promp,
attention given to customers. 24-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Farmers, if your hogs are not
thriving, or if there is any evidences
of disease among them, DIR. Haas
hog remedy will put them in good
shape. Sold by Smothers & VOORHEES,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Wanted.

Wool, Hides, Feathers, Pelts, Furs,
Tallow, Rags, Iron, &C., at the highest
cash market price. Cali and see me,
opposite Coatsworth's lumber yard,
4-3m SAM MORRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

All standard brands of chewing
tobacco, including Natural Leaf
TWIST at Smothers & VOORHEES,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

j. NJ. Mcdonald is not in our en-
ploy, and all persons are cautioned
against t%ransacting any business with
him on our account.
STORY & CAMP,
Dealers in pianos and organs, 2O3
N. 9Th street, St. Louis, Mo. 16-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

w. A. Morris carried off the LED
GER medal last Tuesday in the 70
ball match. The boys shot with the
following score in the 10 ball match:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Annual Picnic.

Annual Picnic.
There will be a grand picnic five
miles north of Laddonia, at Asher's
Grove, on Saturday, Aug. 81. Good
music; good floor; plenty of re-
freshments ; good SWING Everybody
Invited to come and bling well-tilled
baskets. JAS, COLLINS.
T. J. AsHEH. 2
A. &. ELLIOT.
JOHN Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Eureka Basin Water fresh from the
springs can be found at SIS. Craig
& Co.'sdrug store. 13tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Don't fail to call at Jack Coughs
and see his fall and winter suitings.
He has the finest assortment in the
CITY. lit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
uo..e.. ,tares; ana 4fsies wanted. !

; WIN 1t Be At The Central Stables,
Mexico. Missouri, Friday and Satnr.
day. August 18TH and l3th. WI
nnrehase ali classes ut their market
price. Heavy workers preferred.
~ SLOAN & ELLIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Paul sells more and better ice
cream than any other man in Mexi-
co. 14tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Paints. oils and all kind. of finish
ing material for houses and barns at
Smothers & VOORHEES,. 17-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

See advertisement of the fine stall
lion ssMontrose'' in this issue. He has
taken more premiums for saddle,
model and harness horse than any
stallion in the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

We have a full line of queensware,
which We are selling at cost.
l5,tf EUBANK & CRAWFORD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
DIR. KeetOn at Night.

DR.. Theo. A. Keeton has moved his
residence to the Central Hotel, where
he can always be found at night. 16
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Wanted.

A party living in Mexico wants to
buy 20 acres of land near Mexico.
Any one wishing to sell please call at
this office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
30 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS.

Their Wonderful Exhibitions of IatelIi-
gence-What They Can Do, and How
They Do It-rhOusands Flocking to see
Them,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

Paul defes any man TO make bet
ter ice cream than he does. l4tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
Cheap furniture at HinZe's.

Go. to Paul's for the best ice
cream. l4tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

In this county, Saturday, August Q. 1881, Mrs.
Sallie Haley, of typhoid fever.
She leaves a husband (Wm. Haley who Is
sick with some disease also two children.
AT Modoc. this county, Tuesday, August OH:
1891. +. H. Shock, Mr.. Shock was an old and
respected citizen. loved by all who knew him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
DIED.

Obituary Notices over five lines Will be
charged for mt the rate of Sc n line.
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What the Ledger Would Love to See.
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rEsSELs ON rHE WI.
From American Port.

Modoc. sen. a.. tO1s. = F.Jan q.
Trus.,c. sch. 2so tons. McAHep = r. JanS
canada >h Iisa tons. Trow bridge y. \. Fa RIO.
Nov
M.ro.n 81. 1904 torp. Lowell. 4 Dee -
Gerteu. sh Philadelphia. Jan ."
Empire. ~ Ncr prl loading.
kate y venport. sh - tons. Naiie,t Ian u
c'olu.nnr- -. rccnald New 1urs. Iaa ia
s-arrs. Nin,.oss. Aiu b&. loading. Phiis'irip''is
From TOreiga ParI~-
Acua- oswald. Or -. i3sn tons Nc 'ihi"n Cardiff
pec -
Ado't S,ye. ID. ~ ton,. R.u, manson. Gotten
burg Oct lh
.Arso rr b. G,a toa> Rio De q, anicro.
COUNTY 81 Ayr br bi, 80 tons. Alexander Glasgow
rDct u
cSty IF Agra. DIR bs lo5i tons. Young Melbourne.
Nnv
clan Grant. br bS. ssS tons. james. Liverpool.
r.ountess of Ro;h'as. br bk. Cardih.
Ian Mcleod br bk 6ls tons Yokoliama.
Ethel. hr %. ~ tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov 80
Emily Caapiin. br ok 755 tons. Harris. Cardia
csso Hrgley. brs "a luss tons. Bewlrw. Yokohama
TsIencaIn. br bK 6si tons Cardiff
g,izzic freddie. ir bk as tons Mos,op Liverpool
AIE ~. Ma Honolulu ard Victoria
Oduiia. nr bk 80 tons Liverpool Wa Honolulu Ju-
~ .. Houbtfal
Pa-,.,i-a. br b. 81 tons west. Liverpool. Nov 81
Ryevalr. br. bL cl5 tuG,. Williams. Liverpool.
Sept q.
Serica l.r bA 81 toa- Guay,na> River Eoyur New
castle y "
SeIkiyi shire. br 81. ,la9 tons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. br bk. Y JkohsIna. Oct n
Thplen Castle. Do sh i545 tons shanghai
Nioa. br bk. - toas. Price. Liverpool. Sept wa
Hono,alu
Victoria Cross. br bk. ~ tons Owen. Calcutta.
Zoe. hr bk Liyerp,pl yia Victoria Jan
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san Francisco Markets.
- NAlL - rELHGnArn.L

=
WHEAT--i a. ~ - per GENITAL loI
good shipping.
OAT~-@l i5al - Z. ct.
NuvI-tji,--on. Eaiies 2.a'-H cts. -
10. Eastern Oregon. ISH2n.
IgGE>--ilr.yN Saitet lo'sc; light. du
soc: ~ait,d -lit. iHal2.
FAMILY rGoyI~IoN~-l'acoH.l l.'.I l.i
V,>: clear Oregon sides. l@ll l.i' sc. hams.
IL 80 Is cts.
BABLLl-Coas. feed >orSl U5 els;
Brewing \ so.G = ctl.
Hwy heat. ~Do~iI. Gat. ~gt~l5.
Bariel. $ga>lJ a. ton.
NErHTA i'ot3toc, 1.IdN5 cts per
Ia1: 0mJH-. red. GO0luc per luH: lCl-
luU. - 81 30 per TOO.
E,-aS-C dliiorniI. :iIH 41c = doZ: Or--
con. :.Ie7 soc - doz.
FLuUG-Br>t family extra. =; -: Su-
peTiiue. -; JOo4; Bakers extra. - ID = :
oregon extra. - 75os5 Co: Naiia-wallJ
extra. ~ j00S4 -.
FaUIr~-DrIed apples. S09 cts. for
quarters. sliced; PiUms nirtnd. liU lie
Peaches ll5l2 90. peeled lSao0r.
tsyETEg AND tHEESE-fNtra fancy
Butler. - ctS. r h: Fresh roll. good
SO caHict. 45"4I cts: Pickled. 20 ct>.
y p.
SEEn>-FiaN, > a@c T. H.: Canary,
3l5cff g.: Alfalfa. gollc: Timothy. 90
Zoe = IL.
BAGS-Thcre i a good business Ia "a
iobhufg way al s im9l4c for standard
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
ASTORIA Markets.

FroUR.--Superiine - %: Extra > % :
Corn Meal r ewt. s. %; Buckwheat 2 cNl
81 o.
Brr4ER-Choice roll, top prices. a2,2 cts.
,y7e wholesale; choice Iillanook SIC.
CHEESE.-Clatsop dairy llfbisc.
E.scs.-IJGCJ0 cts r doh Chickens. - On.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. loc;
Beef sgl0: Pork 10; Nation oslo. BY the
carcaSe e
MEArs.-B Breakfast bacon l5isal5 per H.;
sides IgIs qi4lgc: hams l5i@@lac: shoulders
Tsmlsc smoked beef l5sl6sac; corned beet
sI0.al2 = bbl.: corned pork Toe = p.
BEANS.-:IGI cts.
DRIED FRUITS -Dlackberries zoe: Prune,
Isd20c
HoNEY.-In frames 5ec in glass Joc.
LARn-ln tins and caddics ~ 'llbc r u.
NiIL FEEp.-Bran go o0: country, - r
ton: Sholus SIS 90; Hay go og02e -: T. ton
oArs.-According 20 quality. prices rang,
from UU usij cts t. Dushcl.
NEGErA AKLIS. Potatoes @.al ct. p
Onions -a.5c "A a..
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Mr.. WinSIow's soothing syrup
nFcEMEFR.

Rev. Sylvanu> Cobb thus writes In the
Boston Christian Frecman:-Nc would
hy no means recommend ANY kind nt
mrdirinc which We did nni know la be-
"nud--lartirularly for infants. but uf
Mr>. WinSlow'S Snothing Syrup We can
speak frnm knowledge: in our own
family il has proved q blessing indeed.
hy giyin. aH infant troubled with cuiIc
pains, quiet sleep. and the parents m-
broken resi- at ni.lIt. Mos; parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here i an
article which works Ia perfection. and
which i harmless: for the sleep which
il affords the iAfant j. perfectly natural.
aud the little elcrub awakcS ~ bright
a. button. And during the procrSS uf
tecihing. liz value j. incalculahlc. We
have frequently heard mothers say that
they would not be without il from the
birth of the child till il had finished
with the tecthing siege. 0n amy con>id-
cra,inn whatever. sold bN all druggists.
- s-cui- a bottle.
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Core BrosrH'S Bronchial
Tr,rlrS- are used with advantage
la alleviate CoUGH>. SORE THROAT.
lIuAR>ENESS aud BRONCHIAL AFFE,-
TIuN~. For thIty wears these IrOchc>
have been in u~e with annually mcrca>-
| in@ favor. They are not new and un'
| tried. but, having been tested 10y wide
and constant u>e Tor nearly an entire
generation. they have attained we'll
mcrit"d rank among the few staple
remedies of the age.
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It's Ingredients.

T. show uIlr f,i;h in ii- safety 1nd rycrl-
lrnrr nf line *. r.. Ullmn prul'-T Personal ;iIi-
niiss.iinu. when satisfied iia; up imposition
l. Intended. W- wiii give the names 81 a.,
Us ingredients. hy affidavit. The sIhnVr
ui'rT> wrg. never ms.ir hrl"r- hy lie pT'-
Wurih.
Many tr-tiaoniai~. further i.inrlu.-
iiuu. and fuil airs-iiuf.> inr ,i>lD. VIII iu.
found i,i The uamph''' --Tncaii'-> rn Diseases
90 th" Blu,.fl.' il which "s'rl isnitlr = rIi-
clu>ed. Price II per hniti~ containing -
ounces nr - tu ~ du>'-> >si'd l'l druggists.
-. HANSON. >pN y q" PrnpTirJur>. Buffalo.
y Y
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TIE THEoAT-~BDlrR'S Bronchial
Tr5rbcS- act directly om the organs ui
the No.cc. They have au extraordinary
effect ia ali disorders of the Threat and
l.arluN. restoring healthy lonr whgn
relaxed. either IT"m cold or uycT-cNrl
tiuu of ihr voice. a:ld produce a c!val
ami distinct mciruunciaiIon. NpCUtCr> arr
Siug,rN find the Trurhr> useful.
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- The WEEKLY AsToEIAN is aH
independent newspaper. devoted wholly
and solely 10 the commercial and mate-
rial interests of Oregon. and viii be sent
Oh trial four months 30 any address in
tAc United states on receipt of II az.
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PORT OF ASTORIA

REIDT ron SEA.
Dusr, Br bk. 80 tons Clark Liverpool rcb
prssdent- Fr bk. 5Gs ton, Falmouth Feb
Asiala. Br bk. - tons. SHAW. Liyr-pool Feb
SAILED.
oregon So 1885 tons. P0E;man. ; r FEB
State Of California. -. z1oU tons. Debney. tim r
Jan -
Earl % -rhy br bk s6l to1s. Lise-poo.. Jan =
Orient brg. 81 tons. Williams. = San -
Courser. sen. ). z. Jan .
Rotb-~ey Fay. Br ha 55l tons. Jan 80
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Never "a shopping without con
Sg.'mg the advertising columns Of The
Historian. They Will tell you where
the best bargains are to be had. and luSi
what merchants are alive ANA doing
business.
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\ CoTCH. Coin. GATAEEH. or Sore
Throat requires immediate attention. a.
neglect oitentimr> results in some III
cuIgthlc Lung Disease. -BroIrn'S BrDii-
chiui TrychcN" viii almost inNariIhiN y
giyr relief. limitations are offered 1nI
sale. many Of which arr injurious. The
genuine ~BrDrH'N bronchial TIUclCS
are sold Oniy IA bDrCN.
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kendaIlS SPAWN Cure.

REpt EI.ICAN CITY. \rh.. Mrh 81 ISS''
pR. 4. !. kENBAI x Co. >lr~ II tried
yuI!r krudaii'> SPAWN urr aIu Il Aad ihr
dr>lr,-l effect. IL cur,'i n SPAWN when
other treatments fs.ilr,i 10 d". uid uut U.s.
quit Suc bottle uf y"UT liEIHrni. After the
SPAWN Was removed druy.' the horse. and
his mltc over IOO miles. from Linn County.
Iowa. tO arln County. Nebraska. with
lnad 0f about 2OO pnUnd>. AMI made the
trip u four WEEKS. Please ~s.nd ME y0uT
Treatise un the lInT>,. Price sjrrnt>.
Respectfully VOuT> JAMES NELLENIC.
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Common Council

Regular meetings second and Fourth luce
day evenings ~ each mUath. AZ : o'clock
60 Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
1pon by the Council. AZ any regular meeting
nitssL present the same 10 the Auditor anG
Cicrk on or before the Friday egeain. pIiuY
% the tuesday on which the Council holds q,
regular meeting. a. ID. CARDN ELL.
Auditor and CLERK
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Statement Made Under Oath.

To WHOM IT NAY CoNCEEN.-In the Year
$50 treated Will Kendall, SPAWN Cure. "a
bone SPAWN Of several months growth. nearly
hali - i;ITls. a. 4 hens egg. aId completely
stopped the lamcneS> ami removed The en-
larg,mrut. | have worked the morse ever
since very hartl and hr never hsl> breu lame
nor could ever See any difference IN the
size Of the hOck joints since / treated him
with keudaiiS SPAWN CUR q. \. GAINES.
EnO~bIrg Falls. VI. Feb. -. I>79.
Sworn AMI subscribed Ia before me this
18th day of Feb. \. q. l>7.'
.InMN O. IhNNE LLL.ti... OF the P,..tet..
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Perseverance, VIII Tel!

STOUGHTpN. Mas. March Is. 1880.
Il. !. kENDALLIN x Co.. OcnIS lin Justice.
10 YOU and myself. ! thinS ! UI-ht to iet You
know that ] have removed tNu BONE SPA
WINS with "kcnd;Jll'> : spawn urr. one very
large one don't knew huw iuI. tie spawn,
ha'! b'''H theTr. have UHncd ,he !lnt~c eight
months. II took mr four months tU take the
large one Oii. and tNU fer the small one.
have Used 10 hpttlc>. The hur>t j. entirely
we'll. not at all ~tIif. and Un bilnch Ia De- seen
or fplt. THIS j. Il wonderful IurdiCiup. It T.
a new thing he re-. hUt ii IL j1,-> Tor AL what
il ha> done fer me IL sale Will ht- very great.
Respectfully yOur> CHA~ T. PNRKEP.
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Kr.rhts OF Prrlias

A-t,r lodge. No. .. X. of T.. meet. :
every Nelue~,ia, evening az - ~
o'cl.e, iI the bail nf iLr =. DO. 4. ". ~
Cprn.r Jh-Eamu- and Benton streets. -
iiy order e..
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
AntidOte for this terrible maia-
dy, By Absorption. The most
Important Eiscovlry since Vac
c.nation. Other remedies MAJ
relieve Catarrh, this cures a.
any stage before Consumption
sotS in.
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Temple Lodge, NO. l. AN

Re-glar Communication, first and Ky
ihira tuesdays ia each moufh. stsls ~
O'Clock, P. N.. AZ the liai! IA Astoria
Member, of the Order, Ia good standing. sr,
invited 10 attend. Byerde. of :he ". u.