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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-04-12
CITY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.


ME. CHrneH. soUTH--serviees in n the - N: .nd =;
Church, south, every Sunday at 10 80 A. NJ. Man anu
AP. N. Rev. W. j. Lewis, pastor. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening ut ~. Sunaay
ScfIeol at 9 4. NJ, j. NJ. Marmaduke, Superh-
tendent.
RArT1sr CHURcH--Serviees at baptist Church
every Sunday morning and evening; frayer
meeting every Wednesday evening Rev. D. Z.
Armstrong, Pastor. Sunday School az A. Nj.
James Carroll, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Services at Presby-
terian Church on Promenade street, by Key: Dr,
Stodderf every Sunday, alto 30, A. NJ, ana :oo
p NJ. Lecture and prayer meeting every Wedhe:-
tlay evening. Sunday School at . A. M. .. &'
Trimble, Superintendent. c,..,..;.
CURIsTIAN CHURCH--Seryices at the CHRISTIAN
Church every Lord day at 10 30 A. NJ ana ~
p NJ. PRAYER meeting. Wednesday evening al
: 40. Sunday School at 8 =: 30 A. NJ. B. L. Locke
Snperintendent, Is. +. Dobyns, Secretary
Oup-ScHooL BAPTIST CHURcH--Services at tht
Old-Schoo! Baptist Church every fourth SUNDAY
in each month. ElderJ. Z. Lee. Pastor.
Liberty STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, H--Services at Thu
Liberty Street Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn ever!
sabbath morning and evening. Rev. j. Wayman
naster. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday even
Ing. sabbath School . A. NJ. j. wright, super
rntendent.
EP1scoPsL CHURCH---Seryices In Episcopa
Church on 1st and Sd Sundays in each mouth
II . N and :30P. NJ. Rev. Peter wager HECTOR
CATHOLIC CHURcH--Seryices at the Catnoli
Church every Sunday. Father Dempsey. fastor
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The Ruling Passion.

From an nQeFtaker 5 Interview.
"Did l ever find people vain in
the hour of death? Well, should
smile, sir. Why, one day last May a
young man ran into this Office IN a
high state of excitement and said he
wanted an undertaken at a certain ad-
dress. l asked the age and sex of
the deceased, and he said it was a
young lady, and she wasn't dead yet.
Then said 1, .You don't want me.
You have made mistake. You want
either the doctor or the minister.
You have got in the wrong shop, SIR
But he said, No, no; the young lady
insists on seeing you, sir. She asked
her father who would bury her She
is going to die now, certain sure, so
the doctor says, and her father Sob
bingly told her you, and she said she
must see you before she dies so come
along with me- Well, went, and
there was that young lady propped
up in bed, looking handsomer than
an oil-painting, but with the seal OF
death on her face. As soon as she
saw me she gazed at me with hel
large dark eyes, and she says, 'Are
YOU the undertaken that's going tt
bury me?' Yes, MISS 1 politely re
piled. Then she said, Il want yor
to promise me one thing. You vii
not refuse to promise poor dyins
girl what is in your power, will you!
OF course 1 earnestly assured her
would do anything for her. well,
she earnestly exclaimed, please max
me look beautiful in my coffin,
Well, / was so astonished that
could scarcely breathe. Fix me a
nice; fix me up nice, she kept re
peating until my breath came back
and solemnly promised her l would
And l did, and a more beautlfr
corpse was never put underground j
all the State of Maryland, even if
ldo say it myself. While she ws
talking this way to me the poor fail
,, er kept saying: The dear child
!, delirious,' but honestly / do not thin
!, she was"
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POST OFFICE
lxoper A. POTEEf Il ossAneSeN'.
DAILY MAILS

GxoRex A. PoTEEf-. Il 'si'
DAILY MAILS.
=. Iouis mail arrives at 2: 10 p. m. ana . .
q. m. (nighfa
Chicago mail ARRIVES at ): 50 a. In.
Chics2o msil closes u and p. m =,
> Kansas City mail 10y G. q A. II. k,l afrfses NJ
n IS o. IN. closes ;fop. m. pRA
i. Iauis and Chicago mail (yiaC. A. H. h'l
arrives at s : 30 a. m, closes " 20 2. m.
fefyerson CITY mani arrives at II {: 30 p m.
1efferson CITY mail closes 3: 1oP m.
Western mail arrives at "a p. m.
Western mail closes at p. NJ IN
west Hartford aud Perry mniis arrive at i -
a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays oiose
san.a Fe mail arrives at II M. Tuesdays anu
Fridays--departsI : 20p. M. same days. .~;vs
Young IS Greek and Long Branen M hss Sasn.,lays.
at ~ m Tuesdays, Thursdays anu oaauio1s y
Close at II 80 p. m. same days. n,
Modoc and YouRger's mail arrives - - .. 49,
SsfurSiays Closes at p. m sape oa!. mn.
Post 0fice opens at .. IA csoses ~ -
~. Srs,sy ortiers On all important points IN
shs Uuitee stAtss. England and nefano.
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The Prize Snake Story.

The following from a Denver pa
per is entitled to the entire contents:
''Bill Nuckells, prospector, fell
down prospect shaft 1870 feet deep,
right into nest Of black snakes.
Most men would have died of fright,
but Nuckells was not that sort OF a
man. He tied several of the snakes
together and started them up the side
Of the shaft, tying on a fresh snake
as fast as the rest went up. Pretty
soon the head Of the snakes got over
the edge of the shaft and started
down hill. Nuckells kept tying on
fresh snakes until he had used up .
couple of hundred - every snake
there was in the shaft. By this time
the crowd of snakes on the outside
was strong enough to pull him out OF
the shaft, and he soon reached MAIDS
ranch safe and sound.
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Early Planting.

1t cannot be too often or with too
much emphasis recalled to farmers
minds that it is the early crop which
has far the greatest security of beng
the full crop. 1t is not because far
mers do not know this fact themselves
and know it much better than only
observers from towns and cities know
it that it should be called to their
attention, because a word fifty spok-
en- at the right time often induces ac-
ton, quickens activity and cxcites
emulation where mere routine would
else have ruled. 1t is not once in
ten times that late crop has advan-
tages over the early one. The Other
nine times it is certain the early
planting is most productive. Drouths
nearly always come late in the sea
son, and il the corn is, not well ad
vanced no amount ofwork will bring
it out. If the season is wet the ear
ly planting may be cultivated at th'
very earliest day the season permits
while the late crop is not yet up
Therefore every day in the early sea
son is of special value. Gala days
festivities. soeiai reunions and all rrl
rul enjoyments, which cost time ma.
we'll be postponed till the crop Is In
An hour taken from the very earl.
morning or the twilight in tn
season of planting and preparation
for planting will be worth a da
at another time. Self-denial and re
doubled energy in planting time ar
often the keys to prosperity.
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A Barber's Bonanza.

From the hzHSas CIy 1tmcS- !
An illustration of how easily fortunes
are sometimes made in the West, occurred
at the Union Depot yesterday evening just
as the Santa Fe train pulled in. A color.
ed man jumped off the platform of the
smoker, and Sheriff John G.. Hope, who
chanced to be standing near by, reeog-
nized him as Jim Ferguson, and old
fashioned darkey on the Missouri Pacific
narrow gauge.
"Hello, Jim." cried the Sheriff who
had thought Ferguson dead, not having
seen him for several years.
SHOW dye, Mars John. How do you
come on:" replied the colored man
"Where have you been Jim."
south New Mexico"
"What doings"
"Speculatin' in mines and rnnnin' /.
barber shop"
"Making any money!"
This WAS the question that the prout
descendant of Ham was waiting for.
"Little bit," said he, pulling out I
handful of $50 gold pieces and exhibiting
them with self evident satisfaction
At the same time Ferguson went down In
to one of his inside coat pockets an
brought out well-nlled book. He open
ed it and displayed drafts on New Yor
amounting to sll, 900. "I'se done prett
well ont there, Mars John,n said Fergu
son, breaking out into big laugh. s1',
, gwine down to Independence to see th
folks. Then I'll go back to New Mexit
to see bout my property"
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Bad Medicine.

A young physician who had long
worshipped at distance was one day
suddenly called to attend her. He
found her suffering from no particu-
larry dangerous malads, but she
wanted him to prescribe for her new
ertheless; SO he took her hand and
said in,pressively:
"Well, / should - prescribe i
should prescribe that-you-get mar
ried.''
'.Oh, goodness said the inter-
esting invalid, '.wlio would marry
! me, wonder!"
81 would,'' snapped the doctor,
with all the voracity of six foot
pickerel.
tYou." exclaimed the maiden.
| "Yes.''
"WelI, doctor, If that is the fear
ful alternative, you can go away ant
let me die in peace.
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A man deposited iifty-three dollars
in one of the Hartford savings banks,
left it there and died. The bank paid
the executor recently s4s9, or S436
for the use of the fifty three dollars,
more than nine times the amount OF
original deposit. The lesson this
teaches to be frugal and die should
be treasured bv many.
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First National Bank Of Mexico
ADVERTISEMENT.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, T
wasHISGToS, February l3. 1888.
VIyHEREAs. by satisfactory evidence pre-
" sented to the undersigned, IL has been
made % appear that THE FIRST. NATIONAL
BANK OF MEXICO. in the city OF Mexlco IN
the county OF Audrain, and State of Missouri,
has eoya piled with all the provisions Of the Re
yised St:ifutes OF the United States required TO
be comrIied with before an association shall be
authorized TO commence the business of bank
ing. /,..- -,
ar nj the Currencs do hereby certify thai THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEXICo. N
the clty of Mexico. in the county of Aatrain and
safe of Missouri, is authorized 10 commence
fl,s. business OF Banking as provided IN sectiot
fty-o4le huifdreif and sixty nine OF the Revised
STATUTES OF the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness IA,
ISEAL.l hand and seal OF ONCE, this isth day o
g February, 1858.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
ss-at Comptroller OF the Currency
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The seas0s's. husband fishery at
the summer resorts is generally re-
ported . failure. One reason why
the fishery failed was that the bait
was too gorgeous. While it COM
pelied aduiration, it dazzled those
who admired 1t. It's glitter was beau
tiful, but 4 giance at it was enough
To Dive the poor fellows away with
thaukfulness for their escape. While
palmer and less expensive girls meet
their mates, the elegantly overdressed
lady remains solitary. II the GIRL
who is fishing fora hnsbsnd makes
any mfstale il issthatof thinking that
the young man who is looking for q
ixiie wants . piece D. very costly
goods for show. Some young men
want this, bnt there are Few. who can
afford it, and even those who can are
in many instances afraid to yoke
themselves to it. They know that a
too showy young woman, even IL she
have wealthy parents, is apt to be
full of troublesome whims and of no.
tions hard to satisfy. Even if they
should be so sordid that they would
like to marry for money these young
men know enough to reflect that rich
es sometimes take wings and go out
of sight. They stop and consider
that if there be wealth and whims,
when the wealth take wings and flies
away and leaves nothing but the
whims the residue is an exceedingly
undesirable piece Of finery. Every
summer there is a complaint Of lacl
of young men at the Watering places
This year the complaint is louder thai
ever. One of the reasons is that tn
extravagant display made by some
the girls frightens them away. The
can not afford such expensive luxu
) ries as these girls appear to be. The
go fishing, boating or hunting b
themselves, or take long pedestria
tours out of reach Of the girls. Th
t girls meanwhile sit on the fashions
BILE hotel porticos with their paps
D and mammas, and lament and wor
J. der. The girl who let's nature tax
: its course; who avoids putting he
b lself on exhibition as if for sale; WI
|, makes no more display than is col
l. sistent with gracefulness, beauty ar
> good common sense, is reasonab
:, sure Of one of two things: Eth
q she will make delightful wife f
a some sensible and worthy man;
= else she will turn out happy al
m lovely old maid. Better be a nj
: spinster than an unloved wife ma
/ ried for money or show.
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FIVE MONTHS IN A BORE.
The Astonishing Voyage Of Gilroy, Whe
Crossed the Pacific in q
C0ckle.Hhe

On the 18th of August, 1882, Ber-
nard Gilfoy, native of Buffalo, n.
x. lef: the port of San francisco,
bouhd "on a voyage Of ofpleasare' to
Austrara. The craft ON winch he
sailed was adory, Is feet long, 6 feet
beam. a. depth of feet six inches
andaa register ofstwo tons. Giifoy1
was the only passenger, and started
with the determination of performing
the mnlfarralled feat of crossing
the Pacific single-handed in a COM
mon sailing boat. The cutter, for
she was little more, was named the
Pacific, and was covered in all over
with the exception of couple of
matches, one amidships and one aft
The fore part was used mostly for the
the water casks, which were fllled
with salt water as the fresh was used
up, and after part was used as kitchen,
cabin and sleeping-room. He crossed
the line on September 29. His prin-
cipal discomfort, he said, had been
tile too familiar habits of the sharks,
which every night came humping the
boat with their ugly snouts. To rid
himself of them he made a harpoon
out of boat-hook and succeeded in
rendering them so shy that by prop
ping up his shirt at nightin o place
iasAere he usually sat by day he was
enabled to take his resi- comparative
ly undisturbed. On the 14th Of De.
eemher, being then to the south oi
the Friendly Isles, heavy sea broke
over the boat and capsized her. HI
went backward into the water, and i
was only by an hours hard work
with the aid of floating anchor, tina
he was enabled to right the dory. N
sooner was she righted than anothe
heavy sea capsized her a second time
Again he righted her and passed tn
night in bailing and the day in max
ing things as ship-shape as possible
By the 20th of December he had go
1, things under way again and was en-
Ijoying pleasant weather, when tn
boat was pierced by sword-fish. o
Christmas Day he found himself nea
Y Hunter Island, a barren rock, wit
all his instruments gone and moth
ing left of his provisions except twelv
pounds of corned beef, two quarts G
alcohol and fifteen gallons of water
He then tried to make for New Gale
donia, but the wind and current wei
against him, and on the 14th of jar
uary he ate the last of his meat. Tw
days after he lost his rudder and ha
= to rig makeshift, and from that tin
Z on he had to subsist on whatever fis
5 he caught or birds he shot. On tt
: goth of January he ate his last cooke
( meal, bird singed over a heap
matches. and after that he sucke
the barnacles which balanced Il
boat. Then the days came in whit
he knew nothing and cared for nothil
steering aimlessly here and there.
10 just as the last hope had fed
sighted the Alfred Vittery on Mo
,m day, January 20, bound for Mar
in borough. The Vittery saw him, al
in few minutes after Gilfoy W
saved. He was then but 100 mil
m off Sandy Cape, and after being f
he told the singular story of an extrat
I'd dinary feat so nearly accomplished.
the
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SsThem'' or ssThose. )"

A few days ago flash young man
from an eastern college arrived at
Tombstone, Arizona, at the principal
hotel. A socially inclined person in
a blue shirt and wide-rimmed hat who |
CHANGED to be in the Office good-na-
turedly answered every question and
volunteered vast amount of inter-
esting information about Arizona in
general and Tombstone in particular.
'sDo you see them hills over yon-
der!" asked the Tombstoner, point
/ ing through one Of the office windows.
'Wen,. them hills is chock full of pay
dirt"
The young man from the east
looked shocked.
"My dear sir" he said proudly,
but kindly, ''you should say those
hills are'-not them hills is! 30
The Tombstoner was silent a mo-
ment. He looked the young man
from the east critically over mo-
ment as if he was estimating the size
of coffin he would wear. Then, draw
ing out an ivory-stocked seven-shoot-
er of elaborate style and finish, he
said in soft, mild, musical tone OF
voice that sounded like wildwood
: brook coursing o'er its pebble bed
"My gentle, unsalted tenderfoot from
the land of the rising sun, this here's
' pint that you and me disagrees on
r and we might as we'll have it settled
right now. l haven't looked in
grammar lately. but l say them hill
s is is correct, and I'm going to stan'
d by that opinion while I've got sho
n left. I'll give you just three minute
+ to think calmly over the subject, fo
II you probably spoke in haste the frs
y time and then l will hear your decis
IS ion."
T. The young man from the eas
+ looked down the delicately chase
g barrel Of the revolver, into the placi
+ depths of the eye of the Tombstone
le and began to feel that many poin
ts in grammar are uncertain and lab
?. to grow more so. Then he thougl
a. of the coroner's inquest and the We
s dict, "Came to his death by standir
l. in front OF Colorado Toms seve
y shooter" and of the long pine b:
D. going east by express with 81
y charges on it, and before half q
ne three minutes was up he was reat
'n to acknowledge his error. "Since
~ had thought it over calmly" he sal
e. she believed that them bills is "
re right. He had spoken on the spur
the moment" he added, land begg
a thousand pardons for his presum
~ tuous effort to substitute bad gral
~ mar for good"
" The Tombstoner forgave hlm fri
" ly and grasping his hand, said:
!, . ~ knowed you'd say you "
"' wrong after you thought a mome
u" / admire a man who gives right
7' without he knows he's wrong. Co
along and irrigate. And they il
AA' oafed
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County and City Directory
COUNTY DIRECTORY

Times of Holding Courts.
AupRAIN CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terms---Fourth Monday in January
first Monday in June, and first Monday IN
October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms--Seeond Monday in March May,
September, and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms--First Monday in May, August,
November and February.
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Being bound for Texas, two wealthy

Being bound for Texas, two wealthy
brothers, South Carolina planters, got
off the train at Atlanta to stretch their
legs. Ayoung man introduced him
self as son of one Of their friends.
Was he going to Texas, teo? oh,
yes, he was going to Texas. The
planters liked the courtly manners
of the youth. One entered the car
his brother continued his walk.
The young man rushed into the cal
and said te the first: .'Your brother
wants 500, quick" Out came five
$40 gold pieces. Out went the youth
nor was he seen again by either Of thu
brothers.
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Nothing is more wearing on the
nerves than to get . counterfeit one
dollar bill changed and receive two
bad half dollars for it.
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endersilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities of Prof
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid As disinfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and practically
superior TO any preparation with which am ac-
quainted-N. L. LUTON, Prof Chemistry
Darbys Fluid is Recommended by
Hon. ALEXANDER FL. STEPHENS, of Georgia;
Rev. CHAs. +. DEEMS, DID,, Church of the
Strangers, n. Y:
JOS LECoNrE, Columbia Prof, University, S C.
Rev a. J. BATTLE, Prof, Mercer University:
Rev. GEo. +. PIERcK, Bishop NJ. f. Church
INDISPENSABLE To EVERY HOME.
Perfectly harmless Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested and we
have abundant evidence that it has done everything
here claimed, For fuller information get II your
Druggist pamphlet or send to the proprietors,
j. III. ZEILIN g. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
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Blum 4 Co. sold 2I suits of clothes
last Saturday, besides large line of
other goods. They advertise in the
LEDGER.
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| Diphtheria
| Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment of Diphtheria.
A. SToi.LENwERcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
/ In cases of Death
should be used about
! the corpse it will
| prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
/ The eminent Ply
sician, j. MARION
SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says: al am
lsunvnnedT dT1sG nashys-
Prophylac,ic Fluid is a
! valuable disinfcctant.
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The wrong Hot Place.

At q dinner party In London there
were two sisters present, one . widow
who had just emerged from her weeds,
the other not long married, whose hus-
band had lately gone to England for .
short term.
young barrister present was deputed
to take the young widow in to dinner.
Unfortunately he was under the Impress
ion that his partner was the married lady
whose husband had just arrived in India
The conversation commenced by the
lady remarking how extremely hot IL
was.
"Yes, it is very hot. replied the bar
rister.
Then happy thought suggested itseli
to him, and he added with chrerfn
smile:
"But not so hot ~ the place to which
your husband has gone.''
The look with which the lady arisweref
this lively sally will haunt that unhapp,
youth until his death.
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Griffee Bros. will save you money
on boots and shoes when bought at
the shoe store. 49tf
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SMALLPOX
and
P1TTING of Small
Pex PREVENTED

q member Of my FAM
lily WAS taken with
Smallpox. | used the
E!aid; the patient was
not delirioi,s, WAS net
pi.ted, and vas about
the house again in yhree
weeks. and no ethers
had it. = ], ". PARK
issoS, Philadelphia.
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An old colored man who entered COM
plaint against another for assaniting and
battering him upon the head, WAS told by
the justice: 81 don't see amy marks. !"
"Dces ye s'pose he hit me wida piece Of
ehal :" was the indignant rejoiDder.
he et,sp roceeded.
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STATE OFFICIALS.

Governor--T. 7. Crittenden. Salary, s.: 900
Lieut., tiov--Robert A. Campbeli.... S. per day.
Secretary of State--M h. McGrath. .$3 zoo
Attorney General--Daniel ii. Mcintyre. 50 900
Auditor ohm Walker. 50, 900
Treasurer--Phil f. Chappell. .S3 900
Register OF Lanis--Robert McCulloch- ...S - ,000
Supt Public Instruction--W. E. Coleman. 49, ,oe0
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PIentyaof good fencing at Josiah
Wright's. 81 4w
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SUPREME COURT.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM--FULTON.
Resident Officers.

t II. II. smith, N. D., Superintendent and Phy-
sician.--Salary 50, coo per year.
4. WilkersOn, NJ. D., First Assistant PLY sician.
Salary 81 500 per year.
T. \. Howard, NJ. D., Second Assistant Ply
sican. Salary 81. 800.
C. o. Atkinson, Steward. Salary, 81, 200
Il. 7. Bailey, Treasurer. Salary, 81 ,2UO
T. y. Russell. Book-keeper... Salary, sou
Mrs. Gordon, Matron. ......Saiary, SOW
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used. N.iiow Fever has
black y.,i..!i had tax
cases Of ili,...t:.e.i,. yield !
Feserrd~n.lSickPer
s-,..s ref sled and
Bed SsSg.- prevent
ed b. h4;si4.g with
Darbys Fluid,
I'm pure Air made
h.zr.aless and apari;i =
For Sore %hr1a; il, is =
sire cure.
CJntagion destroyed
For Frosted Feet,
ChHbiains, piles,
Uhafiags, Gle.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Goni,lex-
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth.
Ii can't be surpassed
Catarrh rrlicsed and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns reliev=dinstantly.
Sears prevented.
Dysentery cured
Wounds healed rapidly.
Seurvy clrd.
An AntidO,e for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
| used the fluid during
our present affection with
Scarlet Fever with de-
ciied advantage. 1t is
indispensable t the sick
room. WIN. F. SAND
FORD, Eyrie. IA.