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~r.sE was an nanti-vaccinati0n meeting of
| b.iaBs in New York on Thursday even
~ which DR.. Robert A. Gum presided.
Ield that sanitary precautions were the
= real protection, and such precautions
hid prevent the spread Of coutagion with
& vaccination. DR.. Alexander Wilder said
lat Alexander Won Humholdt and Herbert
-pencer had opposed vaccination, and he
quoted one physician who claimed that con-
sumption and cancer mjghtbe communicated
IN vaccine matter from diseased persons.
Prof. Dobson was positive that his own child
had been killed by vaccination, and 4 female
physician in the audience said her two
iaughters had been attacked with lOckiaw
from vaccination.
The above shows that ''dOctOrs differ. /" hut
heir Indignation was aroused by the Board
,! Health resorting to vaccination. Their
views, however, especially the assertion of
Or. Gum, are entitled to consideration, and
4 vaccination does produce the evil effects
above set forth, some better mode Of preven-
ion should be adopted before COMPULSORY
vaccination is resOTte6 to-
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and the Pennsylvania's Societies for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children have
advised them to drown all the girl ba-
bies for year or two to come and let
the men catch up.
It has been ascertained to a dead ceI-
tainty that the twenty-five wagon loads
of specie that jeff Davis had tucked
away under his wife's raglin when he
was captured, was all stolen 10y his ras-
cal'y Yankee captoTs.
l have the pleasure of closing this let
ter with what will be pleasing intelli-
gence to the "frosty sons of thunder. -
by saying that Oscar Wilde is going to
Minnesota to commune with the cold
wave. G.. y. 5.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-24

WHEN a man is indicted in Kansas
for selling lager beer, the man VINO
drank the beer, when produced as a wit
ness to prove the selling, declares upon
oath that it was not beer, but "ses
foam. - that he drank. In this way the
prosecution generally falls to the ground
The following colloquy, taken from the
record Of a case recently tried at Tope-
ka. the capital Of the State, will serve
to show from Kansas standpoint the
difference between beer and sea foam
Question Did this sea foam look like
beer? Answer. It did.
90 Did it foam like beer? A. It did.
90 Did it taste like beer? A. 1t did.
90 Could you discover any difference
between il and beer2 4. l could not,
90. What then, in your judgment, WAS
it? a. 1t was sea foam.
90 What is sea foam A. / don't
know -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-24

THE court martial appointed by Gen.
Hancock for the trial of Sergeant Ma
son, who shot at Guiteau through the
window of the Washington jail, met at
the barracks in that city en- last Mon
dav. We presume his counsel win set
up as a defence the plea Of insanity, or
as Guiteau calls it, inspiration" That
dodge is now the convenient and often
the safe refuge of every criminal who
attempts to commit murder, or who
actually succeeds in effecting his pur-
pose.
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.A,,,e,.sc- H. r:.z.z

The greatest thinkers. the most profound srrrI-
ars- the most expert. thorough aui successful chem
lsts--l1- these America must rurn TO Germany.
IN tho Wo-cllv speculative field Of icius no
greater sten has yet been taken than Dan the izec---
cry ater the most extended research and thr most
cl-eili ana patient experiment.. or ID. Fsu=t--
ferInan Cough syrup. Tor the cure 0T Iulr-i0r
coughs. colds. sore throat. bronchitis Group. and
an pulmonary diseases. Remember this medicine
rs sold on positive guarantee o. cure. Price E5-
5Jc. and el Per bottle Ask DRUGGISTS. Sold -t j..
James Drug Store, Ebeasburg. Pa. Ts-I.-e.o.v.1
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shi1oh,s Cons,,,,,otio, C,,,o.

This Is beyond question the most successful
cough medicine we have ever sold. 80 writes prom
ineut drug firm. A few doses invariably cure the
worst cases ol Cough. Group. OF Bronchitis while
Its wonderful Success I'm the cure OF CONSUMPTION
rs without parallel in the history OF ur7frire
Since It's trzt discovery DO has been sold on guar
outee-a f-st which no other medicine can stand.
II You have cough we earnestly ask you 10 try IL
Price. lcc- SOC and 81. If your lungs are sore OF
your chest OF back lame. us6 Shilchs Porous Tirs-
te-s. sold at r.. James Drug store P-=-rr7-e
Eoenspurgr Pa AL s1.-c.o. .gv.Iv.7
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a TERR1BIE aecident occurred in tle tonl

A TERRIBLE accident occurred in the town
of New Holland, Lancaster county, on Sun
day evening by which an esteemed woman,
resident of that place, met with a sudden
and tragic death Miss Catharine MentZer.
aged 60, started about seven o'clock Sun dav
evening to come down stairs for glass OF
water, carrying the tumbler in her hand
She tripped and fell, breaking the glass. the
pieces of which cut her neck, severing the
jugular vein, and in a half hour she hled to
death, despite ali the efforts of medical aid to
relieve her.
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EEEGUhE- --. IsE

Several hundred pieces -r- -.
ECW Dress Giu-l--s .-.
----LT
one rr-e CEf-a -."-
SiIEr r HH-.|r
A-r-e s~ra..
other .-r. s.E.uE
$780, EI.-E rn" t r-."
iLreg5l o. lrE
Finest grasses E'1.r
Just received t
C1luIel BrHHsHe=. e.---.- . -
color and design
Se-eral cases E.HL H--
Satin Erin7sz-l, e-.-l, a-.-.. s
$3.50 per yard
New summer SI-E E.s
Stripes.
New BI7-5 -ll ya.---- -
wh1leslle and -rrrf'
Collrcd Dress SILKS. .
Lot Of an SILK -l. H..- -
20 close. an C.I.-=-
large 'cr n.E- vide
figures. rI~cl and ..
are Uuel laE dian l
the coming sl.e.-.
We cal.
Iie-ss uer- L-H. E-.-...
wlI l --
Also. Dress Err1r-
Scotch L.u
1-Hrlae.a extra
Erele. gfIu.- ... -
rHrr SID rrr.. - Ir.
BOYS Waists ...-.a-
90 look 1- tr.Er.
NOW .-- al -s
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"A dispatch from Buenos Ayres, dated
January p, says that particulars have been
received there Of a massacre of the inbapi-
tants of Pisco by Peruvian soldiery Col
Mas, with 600 troops from lea, attacked Viii
lavicencio, routed him, and with the aid of
his men proceeded to attack Pisco. A thou
sand pipes of wine we're distributed among
the men, who burned the houses and mur-
deTed the inhabitants. Four hundred for
eigneTs, who attempted to resist, were cut to
pieces, 800 being killed, including the French
consul. The total number of victims was
900. 1t is said that Col. Mas has since been
shot by Garcia Calderon's troops.
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Cambria fireman,
EaENsBURG. pa,
FRIDAY, - FEB. "a, 1882.

WILLIAMS. GARyIN, veteran Dem
ocratic politician. and for many years
connected with the Western Press, puo-
Iished at Mercer. in this State, died IN
that place on Monday last, in the seven
tv-sfxth year of his age. Few men in
the State were more widely known than
Mr.. G.. and no one was more highly re-
spected. He was the father-in-law of
Judge Turnkey, of the Supreme Court.
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SOME OF THE RESULTS OF TUESDAYS
ELECTIoNs.-In Philadelphia the political
bosses met with n crushing defeat on Tues
day last, The friends of reform in the CITY
government, Democrats and Republicans
stood shoulder to shoulder ir the different
wards, and elected nearly all their candidates
for city councils, which was the only ques-
ton at issue, One more such victory next
February and the supremacy of the corrupt
rule of the bosses in the government of that
city will disappear and become a thing of
the past. As regards the results in most of
the larger towns of the State. they show
that the Democrats were wide awake and
discharged their full duty, notably so in Lam
caster and in several town of the oil regions.
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JOSH BILLINGS HEARD FROM.

'E"fOttIi II. L. aug. II. 1851.
Dear BltterS-I am here trying to breathe
in all the salt air of the ocean. and baviDg
been a sufferer for more than a year with
refractory liver, I was induced TO mix Hop
BItters with the sea gale, and have found the
tlncture a glorious result. have been
greatly helped by the Bittcrs, and am not
afraid to say so. Yours without a struggle,
JOSH BILLINGS
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euIiarly sad and touching see

.
j = at Riverside cemetery Yesterday af-
Y ens, says the Cleveland Herald Of the
4 11s1 = 1t was the burial in one grave of
tildren, the little sons and daughters of
Vondereau, a West Side butcher living
Il 20. % Bridge street. The youngest was
Q infant little over a year old and the eld-
g a son of nineteen. Three weeks ago Mr.
/. ondereau's family consisted of himself and
wife and seven bright and happy children
That dreaded scOuTge, diphtheria, secured a
fatal footing in the household, and the baby
was the-hrst victim. Tnen one by one the
others were seized with the sickness and car
lied of, until to-day the stricken parents
nave but one child lett to them, daughter
Of sixteen
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NoT TO BE SNEEZED AT.-That pure
sweet, safe and effective American distilla-
ton of witch hazel. American pine. Canada
fir, marigOd and clover blossoms. called san.
ford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. A few
doses instantly relieve the most violent sneez-
ing or head cold, stop all watery discharges
from the nose and eyes, cure headache and
nervousness, and Danish all danger Of fever.
Complete treatment for one dollar.
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HATCHER's STATION, GA, March q, 1876.
r. V. PIERCE, N. ID. Dear Sir-ATv wife.
who had been i'll for over two years, and had
tried many other medicines, became sound
and well by using your "FavOrfte PTescrip-
ton" My niece was also cured by its use,
after several physicians had failed to do her
any good. Yours truly,
THOMAS J. METHvIS
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THorsA-7Ds he. witness TO the positive
-, ,'r---.,. the GREAT GERMAN Nv
(-Tr7 -, ,t,ly remedy that has proved
i4solf oerI5or, for general debility, semi
,,ai snpOteucv etc, and all dis
lo5os tI,a+ nfrOm self-abuse or over taxed
G,oi1 FnoT1nding in consumption, insaui-
go ,,.ture grave. Sold BYE James.
Ss.,, ,ptnd by all druggists, or win be
- 49, receipt of S1.O0 per box or six
55I-,l IeuL - 90. Address F. !. CHENEY. To
- 49, ~ sole agent for the United States.
sSo,cJ circular and testimonials Of genu-
INA ~
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Mr.. GEORGE II. HEPwes' bofoTa -, :, . t. T5I y,
tor to the Herald, in an ad prooI-I-.,1 ;, - -,
publican meeting callehet ay9insf Pc
Thursday evening "tO -r,eri,7,,-,' ,.,l;t;a
man Catholic iufiuencs traY,rtr,, = -.
and educational affairsja ~ tt.I y, li.i
said cit is utterly imp lrap1,j,o Sr,er;1s7,,
Roman Catholic to r iJ &C a. '>'-ii "a
citizen, and that heb ,Tbich ala ,lt W
80, % q weT of American in
I.Gse IN Cne S'eL sirey autocratic" Is
= tlo GsaipersOn that it is impos-
r;,ti - IiLo StllIl4l ~ ~ General Sheridan, for
sIotS 81. ~. LIIS-u.eand for Mayor Grace to
S,A ex-senator SENATOR .'ican citizen5"? who is
pc 0e genuine u -1orth, and what evidence
IeoIge I1 n. IF the 'genuineness' as an
i,as tiie eou1h u1h which entities him to speak
american a 1t Gent fashion of American cit
il.I- III ..liS mp not contribute to the New
Xn3 1zeLs VINO w, but who do contribute to the
oIh a@ChuTch which gave Chas. Car
suPpotS TOlltOn to the Revolution and
T0i T Zee Taney to the Supreme Bench
ChieI-.iblic ?-N Y. World.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-24

BROTHER AND SISTER REUNITED. james
Baldwin and his sister Anna sailed from
England nineteen years ago last Monday
week. On their arrival in New York d
wealthy man Of Baltimore. who was await
ing friends coming from Europe, was pleased
with Annie's appearance. and induced hel
to accompany him TO Baltimore and accent 3
position as gOverness in his family. Hsl
brother promised to follow her to Baltimore
Immediately, but changed his mind and wen
to sea. a few years ago he went to Missouri
and engaged IN boating on the Missouri river
While there he formed the acquaintance of ;
Mr.. DeOgan of CarbOndale, this State Dec
gan returned home for a visit week age
last Monday bringing Baldwin with him.
Baldwin'S sister remained in Baltimore fivi
years, aud then went to Scranton, where 81
married a Mr.. Parlin, who purchased a lar.
farm five miles from there. She had he,
nothing from her brother since they pa,t
in New York. Deogan ana Baldwin =,
toward Scranton last Thursday on a f;7
excursion, and, by chance, were OffersiJ
ner at the residence of the husband -
wins sister. While seated at the Il e -.
BILE Baldwin began to tell the st ygbnr
past life. He had not cOmDlete jr,5r,Cr
Mrs. Parlin rushed into his arms, e. a iittic
My brother Oh, my brother l"srsd ti,af
scene followed. 1t was soon dF,tLar -
Baldwin and Mrs. Parlin wera sb,II 80
sister. Mrs. PaTlin declares t. -iO'
again be parted from her.
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STRONc
EACT0

a great many p,5-l.
what Pzni7aiaT r5sl.a -
IRON BITES is g7e5s
It VIII cure Hear -......
ysis, DroTzy, KiEa-g d..
sumption, DyzE-Faa. E-.-
Nsuralgias and all z.z5--
It's wonderful c
simply became a F-...-
riches the blood l- -
the Foundation, and I-t
the system, llrss g-.sr
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YOUR duty is to keep from getting sick, IL
you can. With PERUEA you can.
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants to 7ChicH UO3J are subject.
3tse Or. EGUSt's German -67,o7f3Qffe
- tf'S' ft-7rsI.-Iy.I
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A Lady Cured Of Ba--

ha--.-l--=. III r--
LT f-z. -.--
EherU---s-l --.- D
taxing E--H-'l -.-- r.
s-1r---v bad --Hl---
tend % my daily .
lam EC-.1 1-=.r- --s.....
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- .-
I cannot Cay o.. -.-
cit 3-r-. l-alEE r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-02-24

clock this morning an explosion occurred at
the pyrotechnic works of Professor Jackson.
in this city. The building was badly shat
tered and took FIRE and was then totally de-
stroyed. At least fifteen, and probably more
lives were lost, and many dangerously
wounded, The building is the old homestead
nf Admiral PfArtar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
What's in a name ?-Letters.

Bonds that are hard to redeem
vagabonds.
A corn-dodger--The man who
wears easy shoes.
Old Neptune is an ugly customer
when he's crossed.
The best railway for a bridal trip
the Union Pacific,
If you have tears to shed, prepare
an onion for cooking.
Leather is the sole support o. men,
and no hiding the fact.
One bank in Boston has 16 tons of
gold stored in its vaults.
A man wants to know how many
hours the Board of Public Works.
"This is a dead give away" as
the mar said when making his will.
Nothing can exceed the intense
affection which a girl ladies' out to
her father for a day or two before the
time when she's going to ask him for
= new dress. It's just too, tooly too!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
Prospective Happiness.

The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat of
last Thursday stated that Stanton S.
Mills and Miss Ada Cheeny had taken
out a marriage license In that city.
Mr.. Mills for some time past has re-
sided in Mexico, was foreman of the
Intelligencer, and was also . dramatic
critic of some ability. Miss Cheeny
.as formerly employed at the Central
Hotel q q chambermaid, and was
said to be an artist hard to excel In
her line of business. II they marry,
We trust they wifi make their home IN
Mexico, where they have . host OF
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

We notice that some Republicans
and Republican papers claim that If
there was an election in Missouri to-
morrow the State would 60 Republi-
can. The trouble is that elections
are never held tomorrow; we always
vote to-day. To-day the grand old
State of Missouri has $4,000 demo-
cratic majority and several precincts
vet to hear from.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
for U.s."

There are some people who call at
the postofflce for their mail three
times between trains. They know
there is nothing for them because no
train has come in, but having nothing
else to do, they drop in and call for
their mail every few moments to
make people think they are men of
business, we guess, and then tell
their children each one to call as they
90 and come from school morning,
noon and night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
Worthy Young Men.

Messrs. Smothers & VOORHEES,,
whose drug store was consumed Sat-
urday night, are two worthy young
men who left this county last year to
try their fortune in our neighboring
city of Mexico. They had, by pa
tient endeavor and the urbanity for
which they are noted, built up a thriv-
ing business which was steadily i'm
proving. Their loss will be heavy,
but as they have considerable insur-
ance, we trust they Will be able to
enew their business and be even
more successful than before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

There seems to have been some
trouble at Oakland School, near Wor-
cester, this county. The teacher,
Prot. Brashears, resigned last Mon
day, and wanted to publish a long
letter in the LEDGER bearing rather
heavy on some of the directors and
their boys, but not being acquainted
with the facts in the case, we did not
like 10 create a sensation in thst quiet
little VILLAGE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
'Rah for Reed!

DR.. Reed did the handsome thing
for the fire company who saved his
house the night of the Martin House
fire. He invited them to an oyster
supper last Saturday night. The
boys had a jolly time and did ample
justice to the occasion. One and sill
wished that the Doctors property
might often be in a danger from fire
but never ever get scorched.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

The press all over the State, CLEAN.
ing from what we said, that Prof.
j. P. Blanton, of Mexico, was a can
didate for State Supt. of Public
Schools, are speaking Of him in the
highest terms. Prof. Blanton is not
q candidate for this place and under
no circumstances will he be at the
coming election. He is red hot for
Shannon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
Take n Bucket.

In the future the fire alarm will be
sounded longer so that every man
in town will be notified. At the last
two fires men lost property and did
not know till morning that there had
been q fire. When a man starts tor
a fire he should take one or two buck
cts with him as they are always need
ed at q fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
ELSEWHERE.
NARTINSBUR0.
rofessor Ellis is sick.

PROFESSOR ELLIS is SICK.
Miss Maggie Fish,'ef Montgomery
City, is visiting here.
Mrs. Howard Douglass and family
20 to Pennsylvania on a visit next
week.
RUSH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tiford, of Bar
ton county, are visiting here.
"Annie Laurie" and Miss Everett,
of Laddonia, were here on a visit this
week.
Miss Ella Mitchell aud j. p. Wool
wine have gone west-no one knows
for what, and no one knows where.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

Having decided to put on q new dress OF small
er type. the body-type on which the LEDGER is
now printed can be bought at a reasonable figure.
The material Is comparatively new, as its face
shows. anu is long primer and bourgeois. Also,
q lot Of secondhand job and advertising type.
Apply Immediately to the
PUBLISHER OF THE LEDGER,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

1t is reported that P. I. Barnum is
the man who has made the offer for
Guiteau's body. His purpose is to
have the body embalmed to exhibit
to the public, in his next travelling
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
ks.

DR.. J. W. Reed, VIM. Wallace, d.
Henderson and others wish to return
thanks to the fire company and all
others who worked so nobly the night
Of the Martin House fire, They await
an opportunity to give value received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
year or not.

An exchange says: 'Small-pox has
broken out in Ohio and is rapidly
spreading I've the State" The peo-
pie there take it as a matter of course,
the same as they would an office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

There is some talk of starting an
aesthetic club in Mexico. 1t all de-
ponds on whether we are going to
have chinch bugs in the crops this
wear or NOT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
TO SOCIETY PEOPLE.

The EDGER desires to make Its society de-
partment a true record Of the movements Of
society people and Of the occurrences IN their
Please notify us in person or by postal card
whenever friends visit you, or when you visit
Of parties, receptions. ETC. and Of any oaher
society events OF general interest. Our Society
Editor cannot hear everything that is Transporting
and hereafter if we fail to mention your move
ments and entertainments it will be your own
fault-not ours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
PAY UP!

r owing j. Tonlin ssil
Co. on account will save ~
and expense by coming forws.S -
settling up. We are in nee9 -
money to pay our debts, an NJ
have It! The accounts Will D0 49,
with b. +. Tomlinson or Dave ~
Harper & Turner's store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

The burnt district in Martinsburg
will be rebuilt in the spring. Doug
lass, Fenewald and others are going
to build substantial store rooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

Show US a man too poor to pay for
q county paper, and We will help him
buy another dog or two.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

For the next thirty days, commence
ing February LIST, l will sell my entire
stock of Dry-Goods, Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Dolmans,
Cloaks, Hoods, Notions, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ladies' and Geut's Under
wear, Glass and Queensware, ETC.,
AT COST FOR CASH, in order to
make Oom for my spring stock.
Now is your time to cur BIG
BARGAINS! Don't fail to call early
and get your choice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
:NDALL'S SPAWN CURE "
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure IN Its effects and mid IN lts sCsSS ,.pss
does not blister, yet 1t is penetrating ~ y rrspsN
any bony growth or other enlargement, =
spavins, splints, curbs, callous. spra,n, ~
ings and any lameness n all enisrEs -
the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism = uWde
for any purpose for which a linimen, 80
man or beast. 1t is now known 10 pe ~ M yetf
iment tor man ever used, acting mno
tain in its effects. ,-..r ~
Send address for Illustrated Cifcnist.s ,
we think gives positive proofof Is sliSdE
remedy has ever met with sucn unqui -
cess to our knowledge, for beast Is vs. y
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX octus s,on' OF ~
druggists have il or can get II LOT yVa,..re ~
be sent to any address on receipt Oh ~ ~
proprietors, DIR. ID. j. KENDALL@ ""
burgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGfSA ,aif
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

Sheriff Woodward last Tuesday
captured Nathan Bentley, at Glas-
gov, who stole Emmett Cunning
hams horse a few days since. The
grand jury are now sitting on the
gent and will give him a starter for
the penitentiary. Bently is a native
of Howard county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
Read Proof of Wonderful Cufes

FREMONT, o., Jan. ., ~ 1
DR.. b. J. kendall 4 Co, Gents - thiasa
my duty to render you my thanks iof S n.&
and profits which | have derived IRON wa sra
valuable and far famed SPAWN Cure: ny w INA
and had a valuable stallion worth St,WW H
had a very bad SPAWN, and was pronouDSs N
cure, and that the horse was done forever /. n
last resort | advised my cousin TO try eos y
kendall's SpavId Cure. Ii had a mskiM III Z
the third bottle cured it and the horse IS o. wsss,I
ever. DIR. Dick, of Edinburgh, the e.sI
veterinary surgeon, was an uncle OF mlnt,s
TAXI great interest in assisting his p~roiesso@
Yours truly,
JAMES A. WIIsos,
Civil EngirsS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26

The prospect is that Jackson Street
will not be opened. The council can
now devote their tender mercies to
Washington Street. which we trust
will be opened at once. Since the
Martin House burned it can be done
easily and will make the prettiest
street in the city.