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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
Thin, to Say the Least.


Others constituting the announcement of
Mr.. Buckley, but three hours before the
meeting of the convention, (although it
was done without his knowledge or o n
sentl as an attempt to control its action
in the interest of Mr.. Buckley, determined
to rebuke the alleged attempt by voting
for Mr.. Botkin. The disclaimer, hereto
fore published, as to correct motives did
not, they claimed, purge the parties of
unwarranted presumption in what had
been done. However pure the motives
might have been, giving them the benefit
of the fullest explanation, democrats
could not understand 10Y a few could
rightly claim the privilege Of saying what
was to be done. Thus the defeat of a
Democrat and the election Of Republican
is Observation-Disclosures.
The above is the thinnest gush We
ever waded through. IA poor excuse
is better than none." Why does
Hutton try to throw the defeat of
Buckley on to the shoulders of the
very gentlemen, who, If they had
been left alone, would have elected
him? Buckley was not nominated by
the gentlemen that met in the LEDGER
office. He was announced by them.
The convention complimented them
on their judgment by unanimously
nominating him as the democratic
candidate-there was not q dissenting
voice. Further than this, the result
compliments the judgement Of these
gentlemen in that, it is just what they
feared it would be if a nomination
was made at such a late hour. The
nomination antagonized a large vote
that would have voted for and elect.
ed Buckley. We have canyassed
this matter and know we are cor.
rect. The election is over and we
wish to arouse nc hard feelings, but
the gentlemen referred to are getting
tired Of the insinuations of t'corrupt
motives" When and how could there
have been any corruption? If tht
matter is referred to again we viii
handle it as it deserves. If any Ont
person is more to blame than anothe
for Biekley's defeat he Is well know
to all the democrats of Mexico ant
was not among those who announced
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
Sale of the Robinson "Belleyiew"
Farm.

Sale Of the Robinson "Belleview"
Farm.
Chas. w. Baker, real estate agent
of this City, has just consummated
the largest sale of individual real es-
tate that ever took place in Audrain
county, that of s'Belleview,' the mag
nificent home farm of James Robin
son, the noted circus man and bare
back rider, situated about eight miles
northwest of this city, on the Paris
road, containing 920 acres, to Mrs.
VIM. Black, of St. Louis county, for
the sum of s45 900. The farm is
designed to be used as a northern
depot for the sale of stock raised
South, in connection with an exten.
siye cattle and sheep ranch in Texas,
owned by Mr.. Black, and is peculiarly
adapted for the purpose, as it is vel
known as one of the best improved
and well arranged stock and grain
farms in Missouri. Mr.. Robinson,
who is highly esteemed here as a citi'
zen, will become a resident of st.
Louis county, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Black will locate on their elegant
purchase in our midst.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
A Nuisance.

Mexico's depot seems to he both
cred by nuisances this winter. A
beggar on erutches hangs around the
depot all the time and not only an
noys people by asking for money, but
even insults young ladies. Spring is
coming and the climate of this city,
especially about the depot, will soon
be too hot for him unless he mends
his WAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Hon. Morgan D.. White, well-known
in Mexico, and father Of Mrs. r. NJ.
Heron, died at his heme in Mont
gomery county, last week at the adj
vaneed age Of S3 years. He had held
many offices of honor and trust dur
ing his life, and always proved worthy
of the confidence placed in him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

The Columbia Statesman last week
published bad cut which was headed
"View from the north of the Unlver-
sity building" 1t looked more like a
ssview'' from the rear of one of the
many doggeries with which that classic
town abounds, and always will abound
until the three mile law is repealed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
Worcester is booming. ]

Worcester is booming. 1t is sur
rounded by the best of country
and is settled up with the best of peo-
pie. DIR. Crawford has just built a
new and neat office. Caleb Berry
has been forced by his growing
trade to enlarge his store room. A
few dwelling houses are also being
erected, and the much needed black.
smith will in future be found ready
to serve his customers. Worcester
is keeping pace with the rest of the
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Who did, when aIl returns we're IN,
Find out that he has failed to win;
And, though he knew 1t was a sin,
Did swear because he lost his "tin?"
The candidate.
Who then did loudly moan and wall,
But up the "River Salt" viii sail,
While on the 'sother side" theyW rail
Because his efforts all did fail?
The candidate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Squire Milton Blythe, Of this eoun-
ty, died on the 18th of March. He
was one of Audrain's staunchest and
truest men, and his loss will be deep
~ felt in the community which be re-
sided.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given that I, ~ ad-
ministrator of the estate Of r. s. Poor
deceased, will ut the May term, 1883,
make my final settlement as administra-
tor of said estate. A. NJ. POOR,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
II Il
EQUITABLE
LIFE
Assurance Society!
120 Broadway, N. Y.

Its business for over Is years has been
the largest in the world.
Its surplus under the reserve laws q
per cent? is the largest Of all other great
companies.
Its dividend earnings under the same
report are for the five years last past, the
largest of them all.
1t issues an incontestable policy, plain
and simple.
Such policies are payable in cash on
furnishing proof Of death, and not after
60 or 80 days.
1t has no contested losses on it's books.
Its routine system has become so popu-
lar as to lead others to initiate it, but re-
member, it is the only company with both
strength and experience enough to war
aant an estimate of results.
DIR. LARUE, in the Opera House block
represents it here. You can't do better
than to see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF n Sc
IN Notice Is hereby gtyen 3
ministrator Of the estate os
deceased, win ct ths
make my final
Of said estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Don't fail to see Joe & Vic Barth's
attractive advertise ment in this issue
OF the LEDGER then call and see their
attractive stock of goods which they
are selling cheaper than anybody.
No trouble to show goods and salts
faction guaranteed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

In this issue of the LEDGER will
be found the card of DR.. McFall,
formerly of Carroliton, Ill. He has
his office with DIR. Runner. He
comes to Mexico well recommended
by the press and people of his old
home where he lived and practiced
for ten years. He is a regular grad
uate Of two Homeopathic Colleges
and We take pleasure in introducing
him to the people of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
II RESULT.

No political significance whatever
can be attached to the result Of Tues
days election. The combinations
entered into by the candidates for the
mino city offices previous to the call
for a convention determined what has
ensued. Nevertheless, "Wisdom is
justified of all her children and re-
suits demonstrate the prophecies Of
projects and conducts. 1t is easy to
see now that had the advice OF GER
tain democrats in the convention
been listened to, some Modification
might have been avoided. While it
is to be regretted that Mr.. Buckley
has been defeated the democratic
party escapes responsibility for the
incoming government. The LEDGER
has not the least desire to anticipate
evil before hand of what may be and
can he easily made a better govern
ment than the city has yet had. Itsees,
however, no cause for regret as far as
democratic interests are involved that
a convention was called and a central
committee appointed that will take
time by the forelock and inaugurate
early measures for placing an entire
democratic city ticket in the field
next spring. In that event public,
and not individual interests, viii give
direction to public affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

just at the present time there are
thirty-elght Governors of States in
the Union. OF this number, twenty
five are democrats and were elected
as democrats. Twelve are republi-
cans and one is a readjuster. OF the
twelve republicans, Foster, Of Ohio,
and Porter, of Indiana, will be sue.
ceeded by democrats and similar re-
suit may happen in Rhode Island,
Wisconsin and Oregon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Notice OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice il hereby given that ], as adj
ministrator Of the estate OF Mary II.
Barr, deceased, win at the May term,
1883, make my inal settlement as admin
istrator Of said estate.
W. II. KEENAN,,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
TROTTING
'Bashaw Oh

This fast trotfinx h0f16
season of 1883 at the Mexi6e
on the following
rrpxs or aunx
nm san.-s 49,
t"en's aoiiatS
ioaI:
tnrteeh doiiats = -
money 20 De paiu % Ils
n tne h.,s = so,a e %
nm ~ lieiu
sufAuce mohey.
Descr;ution and
Rashav Charley is a dark r
stands ia 1-2 hands high and -
THIS horse has tr o and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF rNAL ST
IN Notice Is hereby gfs
ministrator of the estaSe
deceased, win at IT,
make my finai settlemecs
tor of sid estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Miss Jennie Dobyns, of this city,
and Mr.. jeff Gatewood, formerly
of this county, now of Nevada, Mo-,
were married last Thursday night at
the residence of the brides mother.
Only a few of the intimate friends
and neal relatives were invited and
the wedding was very quiet. The
supper and presents were both in
harmony with tn. joyous occasion.
The LEDGER takes pleasure in wish
ing the happy couple a long and
prosperous life. May they always
be as happy al they are to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Why newspaper men will deliber-
ately make asses Of themselves when
they know they will have to apologize
for so doing. Their apology should
be, 81 did not make an Isl of my
elf; the Lord saved me the trouble"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

The city central committee organ.
lied last week with W. W. Fry, chair.
maj and J. +. Llewellyn, Secretary.
They win call & convention next year
when q full ticket viii be nominated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Hurrah for high lcensei Book
agents in lows have to pay six dol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
q u1

renowned breeder q r.
i gentlemens' road horsex
property Of Capt. VIM. Currjs
the present season (also ~
the stables of the undersime5
Missouri.
DESCRIPTION AND -
Missouri Clay L. . beau(5
stands Is hands and ina
was sired by Strader's Caeldm
jr.; first dam by Valentine;
by Old Potomac; third datlM
There is no better bred troltiS
America. He has . remaxk3
position, long, graceful sud
movement. His trot Il cieQ
never having to use weieh1s
or bandages Of any kind o
ting or to bolster up weskN
was driven a private trial 0
track in 1873, after making
without extra handling, tfua
ond mile in 2:3S. The a.
.trotters are now the fasonfW
or the most notedM
the country.
9I0 the season and oly
when the fact Ia g.
mare parted or removed.
distance will be pastured
per week. Care taken to ~
dents, but no responsihilIl9
occur.
CLAY rRoTTKu.
List of a few Clay trotflu
records:
st. Julian, ali IA, dam hy
HattieW woodward, as II.
American Girl. 2.t6 II, u
Dick Swiyeier, 2.1s, dam y N6E
Lucy, 2-1s Ia, By son Of G.
Bodine, 2.f9 IA. dam By HIM
Elaine, 30. dam Harry GS
Pr0sperO. 2.2o, dam by HxllTe
Sam Purdy, 2-2i IL. By E1n61
Gazelle, 2.2i. dam by Haxey c
Bateman, 81, by Harry Clay, go
Dame Trot. 2.22, dam by HxlxyG
George Wilkes, ~. dam BY HnzE
Mystic, 2-22, son Of C. =. C3ay.
Blue Mare, 2.23. dam BY Hoe1cf1E
Unalala, 2.23 IA, dam By Seeu
Geo. NJ. Patchen, xxS IA hyG
Harry Clay, 2.z3 "a, By 9tf11oft
James Howell, IT,, ~, dam n
Tommy Gates, IA son q 614
Crown Point. 2,24 Ia. dan ~ -
Del Sur, 2.24 1-2, son 0f G. u
Blondine, pa "a, dam By Km
Bill Thunder, 2.25, son 81 81
Lady Lockwood, Al. By Eengu
Queechy Maid. rs, by Ballmf
Granville, 2.29, by Amertczn
Surprise, 2.26. by Harry CIV
George Cooley, IA By Noose
Maggie Briggs, 2.27, by Anec
Duchess Boy, 2-29 IA. b son0
Col. Pike, 26 Ia, by Reklnu
Lady Ross, 2.2 "a, BY S4yo4
Bay Jack, go, son OF @. =
Black Douglass, 3 30, BY Hegsf
May-Day, 2.3p. by BallAzdse
Newbro0k. 2 30, by WilsossH
C. T. QUA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05
Hunters, keep ont!

Parties are hereby notified to keep
out Of the Highland Diary grounds.
Any one who pulls down the fence or
trespasses will be prosecuted to the
fnll extent Of the law.
81 2t REED q HIGnrsHoE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Grifee Bros. will save you money
on boots ard shoes when bought ut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Public Sale
Friday, April IL,
James Robinson
will offer at Pub
lie Sale, 8 miles
N orthw of
Mexico, Mo-, on
his farm the fol-
lowing property,
to-wit:
Four two-horse lumber wagons.
One Pulverizer for putting land in shape
for cultivation.
One iron roller; one cart.
One Self Binder and Reaper.
Four Sulky Flows.
One Rolling Golfer Harrow.
One Breaking Plow.
Two Reapers and Mowers.
One Manure Spreader.
Three Cultivators.
One A Harrow; n section harrow.
Two Road Scrapers.
One Corn Shelter.
One Farming Separator.
Fourteen Sets Harness.
One Bob Sled-new.
Four Hay Frames.
Four Riding Breaking Flows.
Lot Household Furniture.
Twenty mine head Of mares, horses and
mules.
Twenty-six Yearling Mules TWENTY-FIVE
t~wo-year-old mules.
oix Head Cows; one thoroughbred
naas buh; one Thoroughbred cows;
~ nrood sows; one berkshire boar:
=" 10y mead shoats; two sows and pigs;
'aA sennets and threegood Jacks.
TERMS or SALE:
sihe months credit on ali sums ov.r
No.e with approved security and
interest At the rate Of 8 per cent.
Tvs. JAMES ROBINSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF FINAL 81
IN Notice is hereby gre
minfstrator Of the este3e
ley, deceased, viii Is
make my nnal settfen'ess
tor Of said estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

Jacob G.. Hisey, aged so years,
died in this city last week. He moved
to Missouri from Virginia owe sixty
years ago. He was honest and in
d~ustrious, and a truly good man. He
had been q member of the NJ. E. Church
for about fifty years, and died in the
faith. His remains we're laid to rest
in the new cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice Is hereby given that I, as ad.
ministrator of the estate Of J. Bond, de.
ceBsed, viii al the May term, 1883, make
my fnai settlement as administrator o.
said estate. J. +. RICE.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given that l, - adj
ministrator Of the estate of Z. s. Fitz-
patrick, deceased, viii at the May term,
1883, make my final settlement as admin
istrator Of said estste.
r. E. LAWDER,
50-5w Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

The above is a correct photograph
of a leading Democrat who helped
to do it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-05

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given that I, as adj
ministrator of the estate Of Nancy Cleve-
land, deceased, will at the May term, 1883,
make my inal settlement as administrator
Of said estate. H. c. BROWN,
Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
Dressmdun1.

nRESSMAKER.-By first-class dressmaker;
~ 81 so per day city county Can OF sadesS az 81"
ave near 45th-st; first door
of1 WEST 58TH-ST.-First Flat-C0mpe-
sDtt% tent dressnaker wishes few moro customers
good filter suits and coats evening sus Aue
al the shortest notice terms moderate
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Winter Resorte.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEPUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKfAsT.-"By thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which the operations Of digestion and nutrition
hnd by careful application OF the properties OF weSe
leeed Cocoa Mr. has provided breakfast tables with
decatey Favored beverage which many heavy
Doctors b BY the Judcous use OF such articles OF
nie that gradually built until strong
te mslaes floating around ready 20 attack wher
fyer there point We escape many fatal shaft
" Keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
properly nOnrtshoi frame."-Cyil service Gazette
MADE simply with boiling water milk sold In tins only
&<B and BJ by Grocers, labelled thus; JAMES EPPS
w. homeopathic Chemists, London England.
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SEVEN-TWENTY-EIGHT,
CASTING THE BOOMERANG.

Nv nreW
Genismap q ure With Theory about
Mr. 'A ahd b b11Sd SnslsPpate his VIC.
Mr. CHARLES hso Tor Sicass P " ss Psn o''e
MI wILLIAs GARDEN Tny,oot
Mr. Y6 6dS6sa a until i cnpef
NJ . W Il B dIIafRf. As ypata Barsiss
~'' u Lady Win Ancestors and Aspirations ro,v,ock
Miss VIRGINIA P her Married Daughter q DO" '
MssHELEN 3S5S,1s. beyond n.s station
Miss BROWN and
Miss ADA i'i-hA the Much soushtAfier.
MATTEEE sATyMEnPA HN OF ESCSE
sEVEN!TWENTY- EIGHT.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. a new Play.
MoSDA FEY sSS39E s$ play
DELMER's DAUGHTERs OF. DUTY
CAST or CHARAcTEHs' W 70 MovDe
Mania Re De@df Thomas TsS.
Margaret the elder daughter Fanny s leslie leslie
h Ss f fsnd o. the famy Marie burroughs
Dr. fTcf Lso a@ s wo9d6s CLARKE
rAley rS%eIFoy iaSii tESnf The Library 1Snn
ASt II-@Trestment' The Conservatory. (Randen)
f Az FI MANEE sHr Ti5 December Is
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. Bway and 2 2,SSIldf
y Proprietor and NJ J0d oinraav at
'' Last nights-Farewel matinee Saturday at = o
MR. JAMES o'NE1LL
AND MR. JOHN sTETsoN's STAR COMPANY IN
in Dumas Great Romantic Play,
MONTE CBisTo.
"
Wednesday evening DeGePGe5 II f nTSw comedy
By an entire new company. Seats ready lnuIsuai
General Admission, SOC. Good seat lowernoor,fl--
UVAIIACK,S Broadway and 30th-st.
w ALIIT 49,, and Manager Mr. Lester Walack
y ooIS = ~ ~ saturday Matinee at l:3O
HolcrOfts Great Comedy,
THE ROAD 10 RUIN. .D-cv
WITH A = or TJNAPPROACHABLE IN E&CEl-LaL-NNh'
A NEW COMEDY DRAMA
by a gentleman Of this city
Is IN ACTIVE PREPAkAIloN' ----
TVZCCUEI, CHICKERING HALL.
SECOND AND LAST VOCAL RECITAL
by the distinguished artists
Mr. and GEORG liEN CIf.L,.
TITFSDAY kVENING, Dec. II, al $40
Admission II reserved seats 30 cents t1Ita tr,ro
Tickets oDtainabic at schuOCrth Co.'S - Ohlon Cq-
THE CHARITY, BALL
" 1894
will place at the
NfT,TPOPOIITAN OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY. JANUARY & 1854
under usual manage nj 10
,,o~os oro ir charge OF Mrs THOMAS HlIt1iOp'h =, ~"
East 23thst
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piuioen9 Notlees.
Business Chances.

n EXPERIENCED JOURNALIST WIN
IN c.y,ts secpre a successful
Illustrated monthly already well eetaDnsned anu
much wider extension Address MONTHLY, Tribune once
DRINTERS.-Rare chance to obtain an
n interest In od.estabished ONCE IN nOuflsning
NeSEngland town. Paper thirtys1 columns N US! US!
De young man OF Christian principles anG eOblpSstoh
10 manage tie business Address DAUCHY co. ~ Fark
place, Newl Ork.-
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4mnseMeHts.
yEN.TwENTY.EIGHT.

To be given in all its original completeness
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6elp manieG.

WANTED, MANA frst-class salesman,
w who is An f. and Mason TO travel ana solicit 10 i1e
dress with reference j. BRENNAN 80 Johnston building
Cincinnati
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
bR. ]. bRlDFlElb'S
FEMALE REGul. on
WI0NlARl'S BEST FRVEpaD.

1tis we'll known to physicAns, and alasi too vyeii
known 70 suffering women themselves, mat they
arc subject to numerous diseases peculiar to theS
pexS such as suppression OF the Menaes painful
and Scanty menstruntion, Congestion liberation
and Failing OF the Womb, attended with an end.
less train OF sympathetic and constitutional disot.
ders' which embtters the whole life. and which
have long been considered almost incurable
But DIT rsst the remedy has been foShdia
Or. J. BradAeId's Female Reeulatorc.
ItiSnot a"cure all ;" but O remedy for one class
OF diseases. oil of which pertain TO tho woMB.
, Any sufferer from the dlscases mentioned cab
fakS tnlS and thus relieve herself without
revealing her condlooh TO any one, and without
sub)ocsing her womanly modesty to the shock OF
an examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness to tho homes 81
eunering women Is o mission before which royal
favor sinks into insignihcance. What earthly beA-
efaction can compare with one which protects FROM
That dire disease whose ruthless power
sS,. aWSitth4Ss aWtth4Ssfs beHutys tranfies}pt is} fo%crf"
%@nioh @ G'Ies ease: for pain 4G Yot sorrow. smilea
ease. the light, elastic step for dragging wenrncss
;ss Ssst !sta
beaIp and withered form OF Cancellation, n Iong lid
OF mental, physical, social and domestic enjoy
IN HsS FSo% se
t9ef efesuitS OF Dn. J. BRADFIELD's EEAi3,& NEeu!
~N''h a. 10 her. hence truly and appropriately
". '55 IM =. "a tnr.' o'cEm@s::t.' ,: .re
j. "'iS, ~ D.. dig ypr.tr Ji!.2 u.I'. ...I.l- (
hlNF'" - a''.r .,.Ins rtIi ".gilpluul OIL.
r+H. -, .,..,n. ~. 81 thcao G'aH,>,r are
49, ''I ~ ''.''''' Ia give lois SF.I. O.. -..' rvt
~, = ,,.. '''"''lG>, hnA ..| Er.IC y.u
5,,,l1Scs .,.' r.. cao, Lor@t at..,2l.;a
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
AdyNA 10 Mothers.

Are You disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? If so,
send ut once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incnlculable. It. will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immedia ely.
Depend upon it, Mothers there is no mis-.
t"ke about it. 1t cures dyscntery and di
"rrhoe' regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sotteus the gums reduccs
inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs WinSlow' Soothing
Syrup for Children Tcething is pleasan, to
the taste, and Is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses III the United States, and is for sale
ny NIL druggists throughout the world. -
frice 20 cents bottle. feb Is, ly
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
WODnan.

Proclamation: Freedom for woman! what
is the right of the ballot to woman compar-
ed with her privilege of enjoying health
and happiness in the charmed circle of her
social and domestic relations? Among the
many discoveries tending to promote the
happiness ahd Advancement of the human
race. nothing is Intimately connec ed
with The health and hHppineS~ Of woman-
The ccmire and source Of our highest earth
~ cnJ'ytmcnls-ns tie discovci.y 6i n rene
dy WHICH meets her prculirr wants. and
fits her for tile enjoyment c! Ntr> and for
minis Icrng 10 the happiness &c those with
whonc HNe IL as>ncaiud III tho tender re
lati"ns ot sister, wife and II other. This
,emedy Is found in DIX. J BKADrIrLU's
FEMALE RFMrLAToW. "Womans Best
FrIeni." BY il wun,n is cnhruc,paIed from
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