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A FALSE REPORT.

A wild report to the effect that the FRS,
Nstionsl bank OF McKisnsy had been At
tschsd Tor S., 200. and had closet Ice DOOR,
created ripple Of excitement In business
circles here yesterday. lt il said that tn
rumor emaratei from 4 statement To that
eiI.cI pu bished IN Bfsdstreeps commercial
report. Mr.. Emmerson, the president OF
the bank, was expected 20 srdve IN the city
lat evening to ferret out the origin Of the
report, which provea TO be- false.
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FEDERAL CoUiir-JUNE TERM.

J. w. Bellens, CHARGED with robbing the
mail between Marysville ssd Gainesville
who was defended by Colonel +. w. Minor
was found by the jury mot guilsy.',
Francis Fox, charged with selling tohsc'
CO without license. who was defended b,
Colonel ID. A. Williams. The jury return
ed a verdict sc9uiting him.
j. Brock, charged with robblng the mai
rear Weather ord, is on trial. Major J. O.
Kesrby is defending him.
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IN A bad hon.

A ur. Terrell. Q cook by occupation. who
arrived here few DAYS sincs, feels rstber
sore towards the DAllss employ mspi
office, run ~ Mr.. Lopg. He states ths,
the DAllss employment ofiios sdvsriised
through Q 81. Louis employm oiiics for
. number OF cooks. otsriDg 70 psy their
expenses 10 Dsllas. He came oS, but on
his arrival found that the number OF cooks
advertised for had bsen secured bs'oro his
arrival. He 10 far from home and without
mnAnA
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liesnse for several months pat, was las,
Saturday admitted u ,he bar, IN district
court, IN Waco. We had some rain this
mofrinP, with slignt wind. Farmers are
working diligently 10 save their grain--even
working on Sunday, which can hardly h"
avoided. A. this writing IL Is very sul,ry,
with ppDeafapcs of more rain.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

WAsHtxGTos, Jnns 4.-TPrsss. l-JudRs
Wylie, OF the criminal ooari, to-dsv re-
duced the bail Of Colonel Barnsids, defsuls
. ign disbursiog CLERK Of Ahs post Office de-
psrtment, from as 600, - nxsd N the
poles court, 70 t2D, 900.
Senator ELmusds len wsshipxscs this
morning 10 - sSsspt uosil Friday evening
He hes Rona, Il u undsrstuod, to Fauquisr
county, Vbxiais, On private Su 4psss.
Senss0rs 6hss@an and Hawley sre spend.
Ing the dsy u their rsspscsius coamit.cs
room, dicsSstng Letters 70 their amapus sses
and attending 10 their usual senatorial ant
personal business.
Senator Allison is at work with Senator
Hale In his committee room on sppropr a.
ton bills.
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THE CoURrOF CLAIMS.

WARRINGTON, Jucs 4.-tPress LA tina
court or claims TO-DAY casrs arising out OF
the unsettled differences brtsssn the
Unite 8 ates and tho Union Pacific Rail-
ROAD company wore set Ior hear,rg Noysln-
Der 9Th, 10 which date court adjourned.
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FOR CABuAGING A COW.

Andy Elan aud Jim Hunn'cuit were ar
rested yesterday morning by Sheriff Smith
on writs ISSUED from the district court on
rue bills found by the grand jury. charg.
ing them with the theft OF q COW from John
HUMPHREYS. They each gave bond in the
sum OF $500 for thar appearance ut the next
term Of lhe district court,
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coSenEGarIoS EMANUEL REUNITED

For some time past sireprous eff wis
have been msde 20 bring ire dissentioe
-iugs Of the Congregation EmaLu- Fl to-
&c her on tho Fart Of the most prominent
end Influential me n b~rs os both sidee. The
breach was occ ssioned wear or 90 $50 By
what vas known as the Schulz scandal. In
which Q woman named Flora Pratt figured.
Rabbi schulz vss tried By the of.urch
eoerd and acquitted OF the charge. He
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IN DisIlsk sS.

WAsEIsGroy, JUICE 4 - fPFe.s. - Dsls-
gate Mabz ,pa-rs, " New h>xcJ, to-day
appeared before tn. committee on appro.
priations aud asked for congressional I'D
for sufferers by the overflow o. the RIO
Grande river. He read = telegram Nom
the Santa Fe board VI trade urging mn
mediate scJion. TIE telegram euuouuced
that many peopls ere 10 dis.rots.
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A rnOnoUaa BUSINESS EoUCATIoN
Prersrss ssudenss for what they should
sructico when they become men and
women. Lswrsuce's ComDerclsl Col "se,
the Oldest ssd beet In Texas, sifofds sdPe'
rior facilities.
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eOo---
IsfcN ~ a vAlfl

Is not taught By the syDtheticsl or imita.
tion mernod A. Lawrsncs's 10 mmeroisl
College. bu, BY the snsly .csl, based uPon
scisntifis principles, Win ssti-f.esory re-
cults. New students have enrolled every
DAY and night this week.
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DALLAS FF,iaLs COLLEGE

The surusl examination OF the Dslae
Fsmal- cCliege b,gan yesterday snd tho
chapel yas veil flied with an Interested
audience. The pupil. evinced thorough
knowladg. ia tue various courses IN Tnlc1
they vtr, exam ned. The program nae for
toe msinder VI she exercises appears else
NTn
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Almost Deserted Save by a snspf clful
Ssct.
Fly W0ik Don~ IN the Fleeing
Interim.
Proceedings Of Congress Miscellany.
FORry.EIGuTu COsGREss - FIRST
SESSION.


WAsHIsoros, Jnns4.--f Press, l-tIopklns
OF Prbnsy ~lla rom she committee OF
public buildings, en- emitted . report on tbs
charges OF corfubtioo or COLL usion Ia regard
TO tbs selection VI . elite for public build
ina ut BROOKLYN, New York. The roper,
says; Every opportunity wss offered tor
the introduction OF evidence pO.sus,sia tho
charges and We unhesitstingly roport that
there hss not been produced bsf, re- ~ Z
scien'ilA Of evidence which, IN tns slixh,~s
degree. retiscN upon the integrity ~ the
secrt tsry OF she treasury, upon the sapsr.
wishing architect ~ unpn aay other officer Of
tie government " Too report 10 accom-
panied BY resolution nivcnsrgine the cur
mittee from further confederation OF the
matter. winch wus plsced on the homes sAl-
eldar.
Subsequently, Hol~sn moved to roo m
slider the vote by which this sciion was
taken, and, his motion HAVING been asr~~d
to, hs moved to recon- nit the report with
Instructions 70 the committees on public
building, tn reopen iDv-sufatios with open
DOOR, giving to o,iE-ns Of Brookiys.
through such counsel ~ they may d~sis.
nate, The right TO examine all tsstimoHy %
far tAker and exauiire aoy and eli ~it.
nesses whS may be subl or ased. The com.
mit'ee wAs further directed 20 inquire in,o
the value OF the cit, proposed u he psr-
chesrd Mud whether selection Ia satis's tory
TO citizens Of Brooklyn. aud the s-c~t.ry
OF the treasury 10 required to sdspsnd
further nego,iA iona f.r purchase ard
pending Investigation.
slOcum suggested that tho motion to r..
comnsi be amended by directing tbe CON.
init e. 10 report within ten days. N
thought that speedy Determination OF tbs
mater vss reqp u. ns en- &c, OF jn-',c. 20
the recrstsr' VI he treasury nrd 20 ,ho
city OF Brooklyn. Il The IL port vert upos
ths calehdsr, " could not he rct.d usoo
~ TINS SESSION, ana 10 w.s therefore Ia
favor ~ rccommit'.l.
Holemsn mod fed bia motion n sccord.
ence with Slocuni'r suggestion, snd n.
adding proviso empowering the commit.
teo 10 send sub committee TO BROOKLYN
The morton ~ modit-d was agreed 10, aud
the report rscommi,ted.
The agon C-ntrt! land grant fnris tar
bill, cnmiog over from yesterday NJ untin.
j-eed bus ,ress va, toksn up and pAsssd-
Ysns, 1885, nays, 20
The ,euats amendments wero roa-cDr.
CURED ia to the bill establishing q pur,su
oi labor statistics.
The senate aD dnnnts were o3ncurred
in to he joint rrso'uiisn Masking an add.
tionsl Approi ration for the relief ui rnfror-
ers in Louisiana from owe nJw OF inv
Mics ssippi.
bill was pcseed pmsndIns the oct TO
exclude tbe pubic iaods In AlsSsms from
the optr ,tios Of lava .els,iny TO miDer.,
lads. The provisions Of shs dill were sx
tended to the states Of Louisiana, Florida
and Arkansas.
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Z22 JI1ssa - trcof.
Da11aa. ToEa0
SARGENT & Co.
aENlRAL AGEHTs.Roa


.a Ns scent. o Nonpno itelrlssr ,rsr stock hand
G"bc P-m fi Drawers 1po wrers hughes ComDna
~ y purrh Asin
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THE COTTON GASES.

Joe Lob sstein appeared In the d!stric'
court Yesterday and gave oond In eigh'
m re eases, Ia the sum OF $3.50 in eeca case,
In which 10 10 charged with sw'ndling ~
the cotton cases. The true oils we're found
by the present grand jury.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NV YoRK, jane 4-Bueves-Rs celpis
$50 including 30 for exDortntior; rcIve
Il ~, aud closed steady; SO H. TO s. 5i:
or TO strictly print steerP, 81 90 q g. 3 I;
a nutlbrr Of Tevss and bait ore d -te ~
ovid a. ,Gi0 90 81 81. S1eep-Bec p q,
/ :, 900. sheep steaty; lap'is dui end llser.
| C. mmon 20 good shreo sIld Ht 80 - 10 So:
southern 'anos. 81. 10 s. 75 Flou-
duh ani unchanged. Nlel', spot
lots opened | lower aiierysrd rc ,yefed
and closed roDg: options oponed 1 8 tn I
,wer, alter wards re vsred me decline n .
.dv ,ncsd IL 20 II -. tlosi b yAst Y 4
rel. II: NJ red, % . 81 / , No. REQ,
sl,glO33S Cor -Suot. % / lo We, /:
nrg -ndei 80 70 GO NJ 3. 60 1. STEINER.
81 81 to63. No. . 63 c, n'e-Spot fair. Rio
geaksr: options more act ve. declined 8
points. Sass-2,0ol hsgs. RIO. M :. Jure,
rs o79 july, : 0j. Aurrat, ~ S %
suerr ia !. mouli 4. 63i. ttandsrl A
.65i6p03S ciuiec toner's 4 6 . 10. cu
al AID ciusted. l-2 ~ :. u0Eda- .
= - to IS. grRuuli'ed G II IS, -ubsf, ia
NJ s-ses duh snd unchanged. &C auis'
and firm. railDV hrm; ZIG 70 SIS.
Il ain dall. Turp,ntius st-sdv. Wool
ou'l and unsettled. Pork quiet. Lard firm;
snof s 30
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OorNN STATEMENT,
NEW YORK, June 4.-rne following Is the
azily compA.ative cotton sta.eneut:

Last year ..... i.iOS i6 o97 5,S3l.i23 go. -.
Exports this week: q "a. Butain 10 e
957; Franco, none. Stock VI all United
States ports this day, iGi go; this d,y last
v.sr 1s1 gi4
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WE HAVE IN STORE A Pure LOT OF
LARGE GERMAN MILLEr SEED FROM
KANSAS. AND KNOWN AZ THE GOLDEN
MILLEr. FOR SALE IN Lors TO SUIT
THE TRADE.
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WONDERFUL EIGHT ;;::?'S$ 81;

etc and 10 tho BEST PAIN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever sold. Price Fifty Cents. at all dealers.
Wholesale by OR NWDUS DRUG CO. Dallas Texas
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PERSONAL.

Everybody u,e Little JoRer" smoking
tobacco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
Sfep nm. RoYs.

Rev. John A. Brooks, president Of
the Missouri Prohibition alliance.
publishes q circular letter which he
has addressed to Buckner, Bashaw,
Campbell and Fyan, asking them, as
candidates for governor, to announce
their positions on the question of al
lowing prohibition amendment to
be submitted to the people for their
approval or rejection. The letter In
forms them that Judge Bashaw has
ignored q former call, which was
promptly and courteously answered
by General Marmaduke, and that this
alliance is, therefore, particularly
doubtful as to Bashaw's position.
The letter charges That he voted on
both sides Of the question in the leg
islature, and is now running in the
double character of a good templar
and the favorite of the saloon inter-
ests of st. Louis. In order TO soothe
the anxiety Of Brother Brooks, We
hope that all the other candidates
will feel strong enough TO speak oul
as frankly as General Marmaduke -
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
Counterfeit SO Bill.

A counterfeit $40 bill Of the series
Of 1875, well calculated to deceive,
is in circulation and should be guard
ed against. Close inspection will
reveal the fact that the vignette head
Of Webster is badly done, and the
lettering rough ana imperfect at vsri-
Gus points. In the genuine the in
scription, Washington, d. c." is
open face italic caps and small caps,
the letters w, D and C being larger
than the others, while in the counter
felt the inscription is in the same
kind Of type, but all Of the SAINT
size. The inscription, "This note Is
q legal tender for ten dollars" is
badly spaced on the counterfeit, the
words ''for" and "ten" joining each
other. The imprint Of "Bureau En-
craving and Printing" is imperfect,
the letters slanting. The lettering 10
the panel on the back is badly done.
the characters being irregular and
run together. The counterfeits are
mostly on plain paper with the fiber
Of the original initiated by fine lines
on the back drawn with a pen or
printed = later issue, however, Of
the counterfeit are printed on an inn
itation Of fiber paper, made with
very coarse threads or hs;r in the
body of it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
A ferry Thin Reason.
Bowling Green Observer.

"He makes such good Judge he ought
to remain on the bench until the expira-
ton of the term for which he was elect
ed"
This Is the only argument the oppon-
ents of Judge Robinson are able to offer
why he should not 60 to Congress; and
this testimony to the ability and integrity
with which he discharges the arduous
duty of the judgeship, wrung, as it is,
from opponents, is tribute to him Of
which he ought to feel justly proud, and
is crowning argument that he is the
very man that ought to go, as he has
been tried and found faithful, while his
opponent, Mr.. Biggs, in whose interest
the above argument is made, is man who
has never been tried in any capacity
| whatever, although this is his third at
tempt to get to Congress. It is the first
time we ever heard it said that man who
discharged the duties of his Office faith
fully and well ought not to be promoted.
The history of the country abounds in
instances of promotion from one office to
| another. 1t is common thing to see
the governor of state elected to the q.
S. Senate and Senator transferred to the
cabinet. The most notable example OF
promotion was that of James A. Garfield,
who was elected to Congress and before
taking his seat in the Congress to which
he was elected was promoted to the Sen
ate, and before taking his seat In the Sen
ate was elected President. He was ar
able man and the leader of his party in
the House of Representatives, but when
he became candidate for the Senate his
party friends did not say to him, you nakt
too good leader in the House, zoe cdn'
spare you from there. No, sir, they pro.
NOTED him as mark of their apprecia.
ton Of his services. The faithful dis
charge of the duties of an officer shoult
be the surest road to promotion. If I
contrary doctrine should prevail prem
ium would thereby be put upon ineM
cheney and dishonesty. His opponents
unwittingly make the strongest argumen
in favor Of Judge Robinson's candidac.
, because he has been tried, and even the.
! are bound to admit that he has been faith
,,I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
q tin-shop which bends the metal IN

tin-shop which bends the metal IN
shape for covers and bottoms and
handles? Ever visit the gas works,
or 60 through big Touring mill or
pass an hour in a foundry? There
are dozens Of places to be visited at
night where you can learn something
useful. Each point you seize upon
helps to broaden and entighten your
mind and make well-posted man of
you. And, instead of shouldering a
gun on Saturdays, or tramping of
after a good time in . swamp, go
down to the round-house and look
over the mechanism of q locomotive
go into a wheat elevator and see
how cunously everything is arranged
-go into a machine shop. and see
how iron can be turned as easily as
pine-go into a planning midtown
where they saw blocks. of stone by
- y
steam-go somewhere and see some
thing 20 post yourself. sa
All! boy, IL you only realized how
much the country win depend upon
you twenty years hence you wouldn' I
waste your time! You will sooner or
| later have to take hold as the rest Of
US did. There will be the same strife
for place and fame and riches as you
see to-day. and the boy who has
wasted bis time will be the man who
is pushed here and jostled there and
driven to the back seats because he is
in the way Of the busy, money-mak-
| ino world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
He Was Willing.

General Forrest was once ap-
preached by an Arkansaw man, who
asked:
General, when do you reckin
we're going to get something to
eat?'' .
"Eat!" exclaimed the Gen'l; "dld
you join the army merely to gel
something to eat?"
"Wall, that's about the size of 1t. "
"Here," calling an officer, ''give
this man something to eat, and ther
have him shot,"
The officer understood the joke,
and replied:
CAN right, General.
The Arkansaw man exhibiting M
alarm, said:
'sBile me ham, cap'n, stew up
couple O. chickens, bake two or thret
hoe cakes, fetch a gallon o. so o
buttermilk, and load your guns
With sich inducements, the mai
what wouldn't be willin' to die is |
blame fool.n
| A hearty meal was prepared TO-
the soldier, but he still hves.--AT
kansaw Traveller.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
McKee, Thriving City,

A Gazette reporter recently visit
ed the city Of Mexico, No., and
found Urban Weimer, formerly Of
this city, doing q good business in
the wholesale aud retail cigar and
tobacco business; his many friends
in Carrollton will be glad to know
he il doing well and is quite popular
among his fellow citizens in Mexico.
Owing to close confinement hia
health is failing. Mexico is thriv-
ing little city Of about 5000 inhabi.
tants; they have but four saloons
and each one pays license Of q, 200
Hardin Female College is one Of ths
principal public buildings'-Carroll
ton, ILL.,, Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
e% NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. ~@N
- Phygicans Prescriptions carefully compounded.
great cataract, As he reached the

great cataract. AS he reached the
edge of the Falls he was thrown up
ward from the water until his whole
length came in view, standing up
right, and he disappeared as if he
had made voluntary leap over the
brink. As he was dashed to and
over the Falls not a sound was made
by one of the vast crowd, and, terri
BILE as was the scene, not an eye was
turned away as he was carried to his
destruction. AS he disappeared in
the face of the cataract one heartren-
dering shrek went up from the
crowd. The poor fellows body was
never found nor his identity ever
established.
The other agonizing scene that 1
was doomed to witness was the carry
ing over the Falls Of young Charles
Addington and little Eva De Forest.
That happened five Or sixyears before
the incident I have just related. The
Addingtons and De. Forests were
|prominent families in Buffalo in those
days, and young Charles was engag-
ed to be married to Ada De Forest.
Miss De Forests mother and her lit
tie sister Eva, accompanied by young
Addington and herself, came to the
Falls one day in the summer to spend
the day. While they were on Goat
Island little Eva went away by her
self, and Mrs. De Forest sent the
lyoung man after her. He found bel
J standing near the shore. He thought
lessly stole up behind her, and, grasp
ing her under the arms, held her ou
over the water. She suddenly threw
up her hands and slipped through bis
arms into the water. He instantly
sprang in after her and reached hel
before the swifter rapids had caugh
her. He succeeded in getting he
back near enough to the shore t.
throw her on the bank, but she hat
not strength sufficient to hold on un
til her mother could grasp her ant
{ fell back into the water. They wer
both carried over the falls in sight o
their beloved ones. For years after
t ward Addington's father visited tn
: falls once a week, and would sit TO
, hours gazing at the water where the,
were lost. He finally ceased coming
: and we learned that he had die
r grieving for his boy, who was his on
l ly child.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
Cause of Failure.

Want of confidence accounts for half oi
the business failures Of to-day. Dobyns
& Gibbs the druggists, are not liable to
fail for the want of confidence in DIR.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, for
they give away bottle free to all who
are suffering with Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs. 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

When you bring your country pro-
duce, such as feathers, hides, wool,
tallov, &C., to market, look out and
don't sell it to street runners; they
win swindle you every time. II you
want the full market price and good,
correct weight, be sure to look up
SAN MoRRIs; he win always pay you
.op prices Ia cash. HIS warehouse
is one and half blocks northeast oi
public square, nesr Mexico Custom
Mill, and you can bet on him treating
You 50 that you will call the secont
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
Miss Nellie Hopkins entertain,

Miss Nellie Hopkins entertained
q few of her friends at her residence
in East Mexico last Thursday even
ing. The affair was very recherche,
and given in honor of Mr.. Jack
Coates, late of Moberly. now a lead
ing society gentleman Of Mexico. The
toilets CT the young ladies were
superb. Each one present received
a handsome souvenir. The verdict
of every one was-''I never spent
such lovely or more pleasant even.
ing in my life!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
"How to Keep Your Husband Home
.Nights.0

A few days ago Detroit wife was
reading newspaper article which
tickled her almost to death. 1t was
entitled: s'How TO Keep Your Hus-
band at Home," and it was about the
Troy wife who turned the sitting
room into saloon and thus welded
her husband to his home and kept
him in nights.
The Detroit wife cackled and grim
ned and cackled again and vowed
that she'd follow the plan to the last
detail. That evening, when her hus-
band had finished his supper and was
making rush for his hat to 60 down
and see man on 100000 worth OF
business, the exultant wife led him
into the library. There was sawdus'
on the floor, six big spittoons artist.
cally arranged around the room and
a bar on which rested half a dozer
bottles of beer and supply Of beel
glasses.
"My angel wife, may heaven bles:
you'll" exclaimed the husband, as ht
looked around him and took in all tht
details.
Then he walked around and ex
perforated in each spittoon, and h.
walked up to the bar and swore ik'
q trooper and called for beer. Whel
he had drank it he kicked over tn
chairs and said he was just as goot
as Vanderbilt or any other man
When he had imbibed some NOR
beer he kicked over the bar AM
broke the bottles, and as soon as hi
wife began to talk politics he blacke'
her eye and went in to clean out tn
place. When the neighbors finall.
got the man quieted down things wer
endwise and crosswise all over tn
house, while half the neighborhoo
were hunting for fire-alarm box an
the other half for the police. Whe
the hystericky wife had finally e,
planned her plan to the mob filling tn
parlor the husband sat up on en-
amidst the wreck and waved his fisi
about and shouted:
"You bez your booz! Nicesz s'loo
in zhis town! Nieesz wife in D'troit
, Everybody come up'n driz at m
'spense! Whoop! Wherever ma
8 who wants 'er run out nights"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
ERuMENrlNE.

A preparation ofrock candy, old rye whis-
Ky, pure glycerine, wild cherry and hypo-
phosphites. Excellent for coughs, colds
and consumption, and all throat and lung
troubles. A splendid tonic and appetiser.
Manufactured by j. T. Cadwallader & Co.
Chemists, Saint Louis, Mo. For sale by
L. P. Smothers, Druggist, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

"What causes the great rush at Dob
yns & Gibbs Drug store2" The free
distribution of sample bottles of DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption and Bronchitis now on the
market. Regular size so cents and 81 .0t