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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Let u. have a telephone exchange.

Let US have a telephone exchange.
G.. B. Macfarlane is in Chicago on
business.
Mrs. Henderson is in the East
buying goods.
j. j. Haden has returned from
Curryville, Mo.
No town in the State is growing
like unto Mexico.
Mrs. Rodman has moved into Fa-
gan s. Horsfall's store.
Several native Germans are in
Mexico wishing to settle.
Judge Forrist and Attorney Trimble
attended the Danville court.
Mrs. A. E. Beck has just received
a full line of millinery goods.
J. Z. Jacoby has returned from
Illinois, and is delivering trees.
j. Med. TrimbIe and r. NJ. White
were in Kansas City Tuesday on bust
ness.
The M. E Church, South, sociable
meets at the Ringo House to- morrow
night.
Jim Stewart, of C~entralia, is happy
even unto the seventh heaven. 1t is
a girl.
The public school library is BOOM
ing. They have purchased the A.
O. U. W. library.
j. C. V. Baskin and Dave Crockett
sold ON Monday a bunch of fine hogs
to Johnnie Jones at Sets.
The enterprising ladies of the
Catholic Church give the first ice
cream festival Of the season.
Smothers & VOORHEES,, proprietors
of the palace drug store, have just
put in some very comfortable seats
for the accommodation of waiting
customers.
Work is rapidly progressing on
Conger's new mill in North Mexico.
He has a motor engine, which is
thought to be a good thing. 1t is
now attracting a good deal of atten-
ton in the scientific world. We wish
him success.
We understand that f. D.. Graham
is thinking of going to Old Mexico,
to prospect for a business location.
Doc has made q first rate landlord,
and the boys on the road hate to see
him quit the hotel business. lie is q
thorough business man, and we wish
him success.
In this issue Of the LEDGER will be
found L. Phillips new advertisement.
Phillip means what he says. He has
the largest stock he ever brought to
Mexico, which is saying a good deal.
He defies competition both in styles
and prices. Don't fail to call before
you purchase.
Burt Ringe has sold his interest in
the livery stable to a Mr.. Miller of
Boone county, and will take charge
of the Ringo House next week. Burt
is an old hotel man, and will make a
first-class landlord. The proprietor,
Edw. Rines, will put in electric bells.
He will put in an inside stairway
down into the saloon, and make other
improvements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28

tends, and as fac as would be tolera-
ted by well informed and moderate
churchmen. 1t is not only the min
GRITTY of society that demands that
the State shall ssum an authority
thatls both unscriptural and unusu-
al in this country, but also a minori-
ty Of the church itself. It is possible
that the existing Sunday laws may
not be fully enforced. 1t is very
probable also that the revenue laws
of the State are violated on all days
because Infringement of them does
not excite disposition to prosecute
in those that have knowledge oft.
But to remedy such a condition of
sentiment demands rather change of
heart than additional legislation. X.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Our Sick List.


DR.. Grasty is better. Maj. Whaley
is himself again. Mrs. Jane Ricketts,
and daughter, Ida, are both able to
be out again. Mrs. A. G. Turner is
still very sick. E. G. Haley is bet
ter; he and NJ. B. Mcdonald are
going to the mountains. z. <. Locke
is at the springs. Mrs. Lawrence
and daughter, who were so severely
burned, are dong well. Mrs. DIR.
Flint has recovered her health. Miss
Belle Morris has recovered. Mrs.
Fl. L. Brooks is convalescent. Mrs.
Thos. Williams is better. Mrs. DR..
McDearmon is able to be out. Billie
Coons is better. Col. Hutton is able
to be out. Miss Matte Green is
better. Mrs. c. T. Quisenberry is
not very we'll. Mrs. McFadin north
of Mexico, is sick. Mrs. A. J. Pow
ell is sick. Mrs. DR.. Brooks is i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
had over fifteen year expe

LAS had over fifteen year expe.
IL riehce. has baen located and
~practicing in Mexico over two years;
also, will say | have the "FRENCH
CURE FOR WOMEN for sale. one of
the best prepared remedies on earth
for any disease peculiar to the female
organization. and is so ACKNOWLEDGED
by all who have given it a trial. 1t
is prepared chiefly of medical roots
and herbs that grow in France, and
is one of the most pleasant, mild and
palatable remedies To take ever Of
tered in America. prepared and for
sale only by Doctrcss J. NJ. Koontz,
Office and residence corner of Prom.
enadc and Washington Streets, Mex
leo, Mo.
Doctress j. N. koontz will also
consult with patients in regard to
the ''tRENCH CURE" and diseases
peculiar to woman free of charge,
and furnish medicine and treatment
essential to their case for less money
than any physician III the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Order of Publication.
iudrain County Circuit Court, Feb
ruary (, 1881.
Ella McCune, ct al. plaintiffs.
W.
Catherine Brown. eft al. defendants.

NOW at this day come the plain
~ tifls. ny their attorncys,and show
to the court by motion that defend,
ant. Catherine Brown, has departed
this life. leaving as her sole heir at
law Frank Il. Stafford, and pray for
an order that this cause may be re-
viewed and continued against and in
the name of the said Frank Il. STAT
ford in the place and stead OF the
said Catherine Brown, deceased, ana
that said Stafford is a NONRESIDENT
of the State of Missouri.
1t is. therefore, ordered by the
court that this u be revived
AGAINST and continued IN the name
of the said Frank b. Stafford, unless
cause to the contrary be shown =.
the next term of this court; M II
is further ordered that the saia
stafford be notified hereof by pub
LEGATION.
You, the said Frank b. Stafford,
are, therefore, hereby notified TO DC
and appear at the next regular tern,
of this court, to be begun and neia
at the court house in the city OF
Mexico. county of Audrain, State OIL
Missouri, on the first Monday III June
next, and show cause, if any you
have, why said cause should not DC
revived and continued against you,
failing to do so said cause will stana
revived as PRAYED. 1t is fuf'het
ordered that a copy hereof be pun
lisbed according to lawn the Mexico
Weekly LEDGER. n newspaper prlns
ed and published in Audrain county
A true copy. aid
Witness my hand and seal OF saia
- court affixed at othce ~
/ SEAL Mexico, this 9th day "
SIS April, 1881.
52-4w JAMES CARROLL, Clefk'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
S. w. DOWNING.


There will be a convention of the
bee keepers of Missouri, convene in
Mexico, Mo, IN the End day of June,
1881, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, and con-
tinue in session for two days, for the
purpose Of organizing a State Bee
Keepers Association also for the dis
cussion of such questions as will be
of interest to the honey producers, as
we'll as the honey consumers Of this,
as we'll as other states. DR.. N. Z.
Allen, of Smiths Grove, President
of the North American Bee Keepers
Associationx4ts promised to be pres
ent to assist in organizing. Other
prominent bee men are expected.
We invite all who are interested to
come and take part. A programme,
embracing the leading questions, will
be duly announced. Ii you cannot
come, send Us your experience in
some branch of bee culture.
7. Z. COLLIER,
Vice-Pres. n. A. b. X. S. for Mo.
Address, Box GA, Mexico, Mo.
Will the press of the State please
copy?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Call or Write.
Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that let
tiers of administration upon the
estate Of Samuel \. Craddock, de.
ceased, hayc been granted the under
signed. Mary Craddock, by the pro.
bate court of the county of Audrain,
bearing date April Goth, 1881. That
al! persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
them to me for allowance within one
year from said April Goth, or they
maybe precludcd from any benefit
thereof: and that unless said claims
be presented within two wears from
lie publication of this notice, they
viii be forever barred.
MARY CRADDOCk,
2-4U Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28

S. p. Emmons has just purchased
the lot on which Brophy & Bradley's
cigar store now stands from j. D..
Tucker for $3.50. Mr.. Tucker will
move the house off and Mr.. Emmons
will build a large brick store, which
will be occupied by james NJ. Bush's
grocery store. Hiram Ricketts, has
also bought a fourth interest in the
building now occupied by Ricketts, &
Emmons,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28

At the close of our public school
a grand concert will be given for the
benefit of the public school library.
All of the teachers, assisted by Prof.
'Treloar, are taking an interest in this
matter. The stage will be enlarged.
Three hundred children will take part.
The anvil chorus will be one of the
features of the evenings entertain
ment. This will be biggest thing
oyer in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Judge Robinson Away from Home.

Tuesday Judge Elijah Robinson,
of Bowling Green, arrived and pre-
sided in the trial of the cases in which
Judge Brace had been connected.
Judge Robinson made a good i'm
preston upon bar and people, pre-
siding with becoming dig nifty and his
rulings prompt and correct.-Paris
Mercury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28

TUE LEDGER Is entered Mt the postofice at
I Mexico, Mo-, and admitted for transportation
through the mails at second-class rates..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
Ledger Well Read.

Not long since We published a
proposition that J. E. Jacoby would
give ornamental trees to all the
churches and parsonages in the
county. The following is a sample
of the many letters received:
APRIL 16, 1881.-MR. JAcoBY.-
Dear Sir: L saw your liberal offer
advertised in the Mexico LEDGER,
and will say we will thankfully accept
any donation of trees you may favor
us with for our new church yard.
We have three acres, and intend to
adorn it with trees. In fact, that is
Ii Of the specifications in the deed
from the donor Of the land, that it
WAS to be set in trees. Now, you
know We are taught that beggars
should not be too choice, and / will
only say, be as liberal as you think
we AudraiE county people deserve .
Hoping you are well and doing we'll,
L remain your friend,
S. w. DOWNING.
MIR. Jacoby a testify that even
a small notice in the LEDGER brings
in a shower of answers. He is 0 in
Mexico delivering trees, and is ready
to furnish trees as we advertised.
, 1881-03-14
SOCIAL ECONOMICS.
Physical and Technical Education Of
Children Demanded.
The City Council Asked 10 Organize a
Statistical Labor Bureau.
List Of Municipal Nominations Made by
tho aocialisB.

A mass mcetInv Of tho Socialists Of tho city
wins held yesterday afternoon At No. 81 West
Lake street. There werc Mbo,it lD0 persons
presuut asid fair representation Of lNslcs. Mr.
UenrQe ". Slonn WIS unanimously elected Chair
snnn and i'anl Ehtnnn vaR teslKnnsct 10 o!fIctatn
rs Secretary. Thr business fl rst brought before
tlip 1iieGt!r,K wnAn report submitted W Joseph
hniyinx thu o. fouwin M rcson,ion. m With was re-
frrech to cotnlnEtsEc consisting Of AID. Meier,
ntr4nnI:cr r. j. Morgan. md shotbnirnnn of tho
WHEREAS, Apprenticeship hns |,ror virtually
abolished fn most irn,ics. occupations nnd em.
n m ths si ~ t w present Esnsr" %
depflvrt Of tho opportunities. chances. Ind
n,rans OF 1enrnIns n cntnpleic standard traioo
themselves ltld In duo time bring III n fMinfly
~ decent CIRCUMSTANCES hMFd Runlc tMflnKa ttif
saks. scllen's o ax oe!;oa,s s,r;xe,
d.a.ti of industrial life: therefore We It
:, R>sol1yd, THAT We den1n It Timely ~ ask tho
/" ] a.nend nd iho % corse of M f fnstrctio il oir paDc
schools 20 ns To afford phystcnl training and
az ia p.p aevatu !" M e sre rs a ay
Ia ,rnfn. work and three HOURS l0y TO pby4ioh1
! and mechanical trilnfng.
LABOR STATISTICS.
OrHnhixer r. !. MorRan moved the following
tlratt Of Au nrtlInnnrc. which WAS @cferresl to
q rupnrt tho sumo 10 the Mayor and Common
He q "t71atneti. ETC., rhut tho Mayor. M head Of
tho City Government, shal npnolHt competent
n n Sro o r.
dAY ot january and July 10 tho Common Coun-
I'll satisfied dGia!l. rcntlng to ail departments
nnd kinds Ut 1nhor, Including uIl t0rnls OF 0ecl-
patIo.t, service. pr employment IN this cty,
especially Il, lts relations 70 iln industrial. cntt!-
lions "i I'D ai~riiiE cias."s. and to ibe nr,-
.lnetvH an,' dlstrbntivo business " tho pop.ila.
Gat,ies M ut III rcpnrts pertaining to tho subject
NJ tEts ntI3tNNr stlaIi hG sent II tho bureau Df
, 1881-03-14

o1o no -, ;,..a, o. r. tna tn,aso Cwa,r7 11Is.
~ t"e h0ts9r'a 1as ea.eaao l''0ane'
" ,,ntnn. ~ ~ sn.,,h"r Ch.,a.r ~ ~ ~ ,as.
November election, ana tho "bcaut'fuI sp!rIt'
they show when those lnetho'la nro touched upon
by any lover Df fn.r piny. A friend Of ming
Nr r, !, t1Ion NJ 1{rntt,nI,o~t, vt-,a .,nn,,,,x,
~. .....',. y. -. 'I ,n.., y, :. ~ .pvuM'k
.na Ml.'"r ~ A'hen, .. y. nas.ne vpcnl 'net"o
well ncn,,alutcd, he wns shock ed on this Visit 10
lind tha most ,ndJ.putaD,e evidence that ,he
negro yntc was ,nnst nncniv cnd Mn ,meicsr mi.
uozcd In the last general election. lIo Ia n care-
fui u,at, and does no. stnto thing until ho
kpowa n. h,,t TIM cvhlcurc wns suct, thnt h.
,.ao,, ~ ~" I.<n,."s nsI.,. . s.a. ~
"rpte let.ee 70 tao 'ef7"oHt fh0n't' from
"ncn IN ~ lo'lo"!'e - un etts"et;
nas ~ !,na , n re lrutn N mer ue
Soynn,,cr. M rcintrJ tn me f,y snvnrot Eortn"rn
people wllo wntu bore oil Tint dpy. Mounted
ltI.d.shrts wcro on han1 ns early aa a. m,
, @ oenn 1ts ..Gs '[ in9 streGts un.!
criiinv iIkc t;"ntis ran,.n,, ,v,a 1hnpnIn ~, n
tho strut ut,ppsit to ami nuluttsIi fnwnrs1 tho
p's; @s wro ary s",n,pany ~, va er ars
wifi, Knives and n!stes: seScrnl nnUrons wnTe
cut: syct, ,t,e cundduto for Stats senatnr was
inso hs Lo't. at md stranned 10 Is
sJG. When ,ljc ueyrtscs vot 10 tho upils which
WHt sng ,s The" were asa!nsa 9m
IT ,aHs M ~ os,e Is u 9sR ting aaag a9
s,,,,,,t, md ,nn,,Ilst III Tia wi,tte.' wHr lhant
iU were In linz whiting to v"to when tic poiis
sDs" ~ M T. mTnM nnc tlnn fnr psG iii 9pa bpi
whitr nnd ~ III h.t l., ,tt hn,l tin1c h"c,, 1Isnu.
ss1ol s e ,, sys f$s ~ fIsstIoa 5sis What MIXES
Il" 1c. tit, throsi. ,ts 1 ,,,tl,lenco of Sir. T. r.
snus m Il ta :1nt aa tH, WnG yna nnce% nepIn, "
lin fit.Ii. Int ,hg Rnuuhiicnns were In cnntnnt
, 1881-03-14

With tho ticw Of obtaluIng such pension,
correspondence was hnh with the Adjutant.
General Ut Wisconsin. FrUm him It was learned
TINT finwn was injured IN tho engagement, ~
related, but. tnstcnG pf receiving fatnl wound,
hn hnh tMcn 'aken to tho hospital. from whtck
hi was discharged thrre months later.
Tho unfortunate a!ilinttUn Of tho Indy was nt
nrco nDpnscnt. antl she sought tho aid OF ME
Orth, HHking that tho Department recortla b.
uvcrhhneh. and tho fact of unxna existence oi
drnth settled, This was done, md the discovery
received htA pension and that he was last heard
Of ncnr l)ca Afo!ncs, In. turther than this moth.
ing could ho learned. saro that for eighteen
him Tor h!A pension. The Inference Ia that Gown
!s dead. ~ previously his money had been
promptly demanded. Thurr Is, nj course, no OK
planni!on Hf Ills conduct In HbseutlnG h,mset
irntn, nnd fa!l.uF to communicate with, his fam.
tly for a nfriNh Of ten ycnrA.
Uf tho 'ady'a sincere belief that She WIS
wlttov ut tho titne nr tho seconl marriage thera
Gun ho no question. Even hnL stu kn0wn that
Unwn WIS stu living his tlrsert0n for a period
uf soven years w0,lll hnve freed her in law.
, 1881-03-14
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY At PlTTSBuRG.
EnAef.I IlInn.,ieI In I1tk f,hitdnl TfiLunE.

P1rrsuul.0, IM., Ataruh IA xeatle,nan xtatcd
to-day thut tho Anderson Stcul- works. III this
city hayo RcsualIy bnun snll to u New York cOn.
auy, who will put 81 .0o or 81. uU.0oa nto tho
husiness Ut nMklNg stocl by tho sieluet's proc'
ess, which hus bvuI, tustoa here ultd found II
work luI,,lIrahy. It Ii nisn ytAtesl, upon gtAl
authority, tirlt i company iias hcon nrEn1ze,l IN
thIa city witt, II riuw to purchasing tho works
ul,l( uMtunt righta OF tho tntur1uEkilK Switch
AMI Hiunul Cnlniluy af Harrisburg. al,si Te!nDs-
Ing tho business 10 Fittstnrg:. Thn now Com.
itity Is nogotlAtlnx fnr tho building anu grounds
manufacturing operations within few wco1s.
, 1881-03-14
Y. NJ. @. a.
Fll.sT DlsrtltCr COSFEttE SCE.

spset4t Dlspatth to Tne Chteaso Tribune.
EVANSTON, IT,, March ls.-Tho conference Of
tho Yull,ix Mus Christian Association FOR tho
First District el0.c.i this nvo1li1lg Nfter lDst
profitable nnd slcttcaafui session Ut thrcb days,
Most of tito lulcgatos ut tho tws' prnculsnK daya
rotnal.lel ovur, unl tho audiences wsrs tnt!ch
larger becN,lsu Of the day hpNR buniAy. In
tito lMorntng but ono ,ncutliia was ht''a, U con-
vorsa.lon incctlng. which proceeded lllo REGULAR
morning survlco, aud was led by Mr.. J. W, Dear,
Ut Chicago. IN tho afturnoon. at 1 o'clock: y
Gospel sueethl1 wns hgd ~ tHe
ar.!, OF New York. dsuussol tic vA!aa
u pcrsonnt work. ~ whlGh hs eontsastyd T.
Of utl.frosscs At lilo limo tlsne, In tue l'fu.by-
lera, Church. u u'rens sEocttIiG w4s held, II
whCa tin uluslerS preaont KunGral1Y tunG Vlrt.
Bi1gluy and s!lort lt'Arsssos wore tho nr!iur nl
tho tlnilr. Thu oseulllx snrxico wAs hall u tho
i,cotina was hctl. le.l by the ltvv. y. Whal'r'.
Ths was followed Ut 7:'O by .!t'!on serwyises "
tho lirv. Mr. Patton. WI. Mlalor, and oths rs.
, 1881-03-14

4 one sunlk wrr,, L, Iall JD,,, one ur our ,u,aUs
i wDuih dry It np aud hi,rn the worIi. Snw
rem tho ~ tcrr,bj.. Views tho Church nll grIy
AWAY untIl lin more thnughtrui 10 inf,u,r be-
ovt. ille, n,t,n'iII, they my stilI rrnaIit II,
a NJ" Wa'sss nw =, y;4 ,1 n,n,n hit Ut"
Esi,,lrc that l;ui viii pnru,ft tu cp,li lII,G rnr
srr tut,st Dr better thH,1 NJ, rxIsttnn... II VIA
,ytu IL, 1t,.: lint INV va linI tho belief going
Tho other wuy, u,,tl tbs thn,luht II ginning
urt,,l TINT n,ily tho few may fn1t nf Heaven ut
tho i,,st viii hn wery few. ut fs tho in,ieiaetnr.
VI tho univrrsB ii was formerly tauoht thut
cause nf ihn sn ur Adm: It WI.
taught TINT rln wa4 o! Inlln!t fefnert.--
TINT unrh slu ,!e4trvr4i eternal n,nIsh-
rient. ami tint It VIA fur tho anA ri this ilfu
tllat ao,1s win,ti s,rrr ntcrs,n11v. Now II "a
eIMftlt,ti tit snutl ar. not mid cannut he guilty
Tint utcrnH pnnsh,ne,it viii rSst tipot, rmri.ai
atnning.
rho sn,nn general tac, nf progressive artho-
OF .f6 iHirif!" tE Tho Creation: In welding the
pt,int NJ tho "Sx.,Iay ttoDry": AMI IN tha ,l.!-
sSS ny nh py y 4 rcs tns tnsory "t Thsr,s %
er,ru to tf,o nspiration ri tho tilhr.
Snw. Il, ,1l tai4 W. l,ayu scpn y Hr,wth ~ Iue-
tr'ne and insplr.ltiot.-a growth .hat n nIany
inailticrs .,inr lte aNt Iu be III, ettra chnIlvG.
And VIZ hare sepn TINT tits growth Is frun With
y, illo Church. snu,nt!mes II t,n. nrt,ken nw.y
.n.st ,nro,scim,s arawth Of 'ir!itInx from
l' n =. ~ w! .m.fn ui NARY M ~, T' r s,,,,:
~" ~ , VIEW ,h s, y " % wv - II g.,,n, stW
~ t.en. 'nIo @ ~ y. tH W .,I. u , I'LL ,N
naasitMm me ,.' sa.; n.s9rs ', ,,. WIZ III" aof
~ mns @ . :, thp M hst "ls thnv ,
sav. ,no,r th'ireLes anu 70 g api ~, 5',y
~ rs. .: ,., tnsrH ~ y, nH.i si';. T., s liz ''r @ IVA
~ ~ ettx t N.Y. ~, :" s s.as !" , .au ~ i u 80,
.I amu Ittn ~, . - '.',t u'ri @ !. i.. H. n"" t''o
.tt y, ~, .Iutmt TX to i.nsn M t ,n,o,
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ is i"'I ~ .no T,'t,na ~ ~
trtx. o 'tnH ~ =, noIa T. tta iivtnr - ytn,.
~ ,1 .Ts W. ~ s ~ ,: a,nn ~, 'u @ "ritS.i
ia .loiny 10 ii Is tnaI,ilnt,ng tho present. the
;nn tHa. " VIZ IvlmR nun 81 INC s, ~, m ns I'm
, 1881-03-14

In a Westuri, papur We obsuryo: htr. 0eorka,
+. l[eluerlu, 0f Peru, Ind, snys that l.b ll!!.!
used lluny remedies without hentlit. st.
Jucobs on sAyo l,inI tho relief sought.
, 1881-03-14

,,,., l., w., ,,,rr ,,t .,,,,u. ,u ,,r,,,,,,,. or,
"iirtia.rs Mi mysteries AMI 90. t"r this vary
',,9"nen, q As Wnrm9l 4 o Yncnccr truIy savs
"rn.il,r Knoyi,,,ve 'lt,rs ,tn, md nrver ,:,,;
W ,,n "l rv,"n M y S, ~ ~ @ ,G
,n,st "vcr r;s: ,o nrst,n,,, viii, IJcs bryond%
Xnd ] sunin.n iiMt cv"ry rrcst thnkfr ttr
SIr is,n" r> ,r' t.hm .* ,mI anc, NJ h, cnm.,r NJ
~, mlt ~ ~, ~ rr,,t, inn H. VIII, huas,f
10 W b" srat @ tts ehtt'l gathorii'a peGhas or lie
y' s v,r"sos xcs n", mi q s m r
' m1 s".r,,! ' SIS' m1th vs'rs !"1 n 1hc rn,y y
nn ai vrows mi sc;., ~ f"r,,,er MD inr,,oT IN nn,
xf'sr mi ,lssps ~" s.sf S', =. G mssl
pr ad H. WV II VI With sao" " .ea .
A,I n, Do no, thiut jesMs ttr.us Il, tcash .,t
NJ sDne ftlt,Ira tint In thu rxtwrft,,t. or tiIo
,nru i,efore lin. in :on,e cninrsc'1 rphcr, or
Mx sc erf9ss ftcno tra an % i 'tn @ f 81
trnih IL IT. cMtr"ty. This woili has b"s., jlis
r fan so 'ng Rens u,fs tc 1 In II tny t. H. sd n
w"ul,l hn,r ishsurtrnsI rothor thai e,Itt".T. M.
nved thnsc whts .scfplest,Ip II. snawht % ''''''''
s" ia II aS s 1Ss s" &c Rssf;fn t
tno Extent OF 1 III po.sessInn hy ti,om. and il
",,ibortty mi oycr tbe,n, Mnrk Veil thn tcrm4
,,sn Its possrxsiUfi liz tho,n. and .ts authnrj,y
tuiih H. tu ind ih, frer,io,n of Inn truth i.uL
int, cuiarvr l,t,on this thVunht.
W. 70 M Mrey y . how 'a9 H. poaeso ns ~ q ,r.h
thnt il. error, Taks physical illustration. A
chiItl usccrtaus ia tts Eciiroi Iay. tiat water,
% hHbIt ~ rt,nnlMg IT. sown.hiii Wcacser ounurtu
nv sr, N9 the asg,,;!'otn nf t!at s,
nnrkIrsa mnnn I'm athin,t' Inh xn,t4 If frnmi
INV f,I,1rr nrxncctm,,on nr so.i,,v ihe ,nrn,,ow
;'str,ti"n i,% '' M nvvcr nv sc41c IN. au,v,,i ,s
nrctI nnty c,,nss,lcr uDr uwtI experience. Ono
u s h%ys sassd saat II A.; i; e tat p5ss'
a nj "a e. ft n cfcet II stSeFe e eerta to af o
10 was na,e brre N tn ~ G av @ o
pntt ii hcaiti, aid tlapnncss. And NJ so cnmo
10 innw tho truth, Ind tho truth Kaye US ,i OH
An,l tho suo,c Inv holds in tho moral realm.
VICE. whasl. ii Is ittIshed. ,,ruiaces u,srry. "Xt
m me 'nir '!1a s ss s, swpct no a" n nns
smrh ~ ,,,,lv rntnitv Vii, i,tu"i " ,Ms. MN thnt
witt iis t,iicksvcr. il courses through ali tho
i'm snfai az u..uth! Hut yiui. il tftrn tha ,hfi
nf IL isior,ncc. iiow mnny earry viii taan
tic s!.,'p Of -, Yes sso,r i'}? Shs!! @ sassr l
Il ns in"vttn,, Il, I'M results Inr tbn vo,s n.
thc sIt, which prncceds fr,m Intelligence. "trhe
iirs iI,i inv Anl whnm thn truth t',tnrs ~ n
ami t,us tvnnr,ntIv tlrw,tcI itn Ain wncn Tia
INV which has l,son !niringc'i unI;,owngy, il re.
1" F yIruc u ~ n; tat san,o j.Is,ai thu VIII II
trr, = a. Ye @ ,S to .n,'t ,hs 1,yst ro. Ses r
hs ofsnse 3ufu see II IT, It. res"d ho cv q bis WIZ
ad in ] iurnug q fr Il. Vas ,a;lo @ rree. - ''' ""'
,luIyursnl inw. WH SEQ tU-,]ny on every hand
TIC TIC crssnGlm,g OF rIrctc stoolorIos. 06,olUts
'r sEg H on n 10 ,boir onw cs ~ md 4esc or
f,t,t t,uny Inaurunrs In Tho .trgpIs Nv uwn
, 1881-03-14

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There re ure nn,ions which have lived by tho sword,
Xtr,ca. %, sr i,".ia!, liSe. fsr iSo Seo',pa'io"s
y s"n,s M II tn ID, fainn.y l.'t r. Il Mreens of
,m ,s, III d. ia i 'i1y.. lick 'tnI to a"u '''~
nrv IL n;,nnz % ;n,,1,,.,rnH ~" vnn ~ ~. Mu, sa.
pr,ils ,'',, l'i,.rkas. mi pn"r /. tbn mark"t
wiers .,t,, tho ,"on"y o'1'5sa tlo pro!i',ssf
~ ~ " alw".a M art! H. '!,'"S ra'o Gairo !" @ nGt
tho s"Sr i tus 10 receiyo n ny whel, % Tho " o!irs liz
II tsn t. , r i = rstsft % sS ts
" G V@St o! III !n rns s,rr %tT ri.,r 1S .o aiS ty
~! 'ss 3:?s !ss!Ss s s @ s:!Ss 4: !s
msfns ns kwa ao & %ess hss , a Gaess eH nn T ~
,,,r Hnti"ns s', IA ia Amcren., papcs nlinr Is
'ny nr il s ~ ~ m "9sI s, r,yn1 %t @ ~
be pnI,I out in Il tor.n rond T., iii t,nea md cum
u.M, ,l ~ ut brw ths NJ anI: c f1s t. rs Tic
in"l RESULT IL Of x liz VIA Wiss % Or m "'her nci @i, I"
~" M" nntv" nns olrr fs%' ~ ~ rnihnii cnmo % frM
tl,u urSc,, S i,si'i. ill., s''eA IN NV" e'"'
p % yes ya ,@s n 5 qT1f m bas Of o ras snc
e .%s, wn ss ins !" nvr Sapanty , , ama nex1
,$utrh trsnsry % az %rorsVp fW. Lit n wrgsl, u
;ni%i .sat ssa So ualf:s.ate IS M s!esSiy ss%
r aa1t ,t - S"i cxms pit lt,,e 1S mlcs 81
% M"w Yr h. and s,t c a. rad bo wnts a Of tic el.
ny @ s a m m s sac'% M IN 1st r9ts a,.f ,sas i
nnM NM" o an ~ ~ Witt. VII ~ ian and 5 oi a lndn
%s po o esrtanty rSs ow h ta r ehsr ucsr
r.; - S; si} ss ;:$ss
"nd af spa cns .~I % passa -" "war s into 10 g ar"sp
o. H's & W,stw 1 nv ~ aa, W. ~ @ , Mu ,,.;
, 1881-03-14

AI11 viii liz paid for my uaso thut Hop n&ters
will mt cure tIr llp!p Doubt not.