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justice or ordinary propriety.
On July 20 1885, Miss Ida Kim
ball of Bedford Iowa, shot and kill
ed T. W. Giles who had deceived
audimposed upon her affections. She
him to repair the wrong that he had
done her !; he refused, and she ten
dered him a settlement promptly
and courageously. Served him
right;
A JUST REvENGE-On Friday
July II 1885 Anna Catherine Kuhn
shot ]. j. Boasso chief of-aids IN
the Police of New Orleans. IT the
papers tell the truth the girl did a
glorious act. Boasso, who had a
wife, deluded the girl into a mock
marriage, and he received precisely
what he bargained for.
B. F. Jonas the new collector of
the Port at New Orleans, and G..
Montegut, the new director of the
Mint, have taken possession of their
Offices. ga
Every thing was transferred
peacefully and gracefully.
Collector Badger leaves the Office
that he has so long filled, with the
thanks of the community and kind
wishes of men Of all parties.
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MCDONALD'S
Hydraulic Pressure Regulator.

CUGAR PLANTERS, WISHING TO SAVE
~ great losses from a careless fed cane-car
rier, poor extraction of cane juice, from the
general Rigid Sugar Mills loss of fuel to
burn imperfect bagasse : DELAYS caused bv
breakage OF the Rigid Mills liability Of
foreign substances, accidental or other wise,
causing great break downs of the machine.
ry and numerous other expensive annoy
ances that besieges tbs planters in saving
their crops, are recommended the use of THE
HYDRAULIC
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-07-25
PRESSURE REGULATOR.

which has proven to overcome the many
troubles above enumerated. TESTIMONIALS Of
those working the Regulator can be given.
Planters should order at once, for future
delivery, II required for the present crops,
For further information, address
-, JNO. s. MCDONALD,
llJySo Am. P. q. Box 2255, New Orleans
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INSCRIPTION:

One year lif advanced
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STATEMENT G.

Shouting The Reseipts, Disb~rseweats and Bal
ances Of each Drainage Districts, from
july 10th. 1884, to July 24th, 1885.
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PASSENGERS FKom THE EAST.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE EEconD-uxros.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THR RECoED-UNIoN
NEwHALL, December nth. - The following
overland passengers passed here to-day to ar
rive in san Francisco December 18th Annie
Ashley, San Francisco 4. G. Beol, Chicago G.
\. Brown, Mass: NJ Block san Francisco; J. J..
Copeland, San Diego; J. Curtis Los Angeles
Thos w. Collins, Jacob CordSen. L. Critics and
wife, san Francisco; W. G. Dckerson, Kansas
J. L. Flood, San Francisco c. T. French Santa
Ana; w. H. Forsyth. Orange Z. Cooley and
wife, Pomona ; Mrs. l. L. Hewitt, Mary HardI-
gan, New York: J. II. Hollock san Francisco
J. W. Mackey, San Francisco JOS Pasyholy
Tombstone j. S. Persell, Texas w. H. Smith
and son, San Francisco; S. Spreeker, Ohio: s.
Z. Sprecker, san Francisco; Ashley Stabler
Smith and daughter, Chicago r. L. Stolunbui
/. Temple, A. }. Williams, Mrs. C. W. Wright
san Francisco; Peter Winnie, a. G. Watson and
wife, Denver; Ibar A. Weld and wife, Los An
geles; II. A. wilkins, Massachusetts.
PRoMoNToEY (Utahl, December l4th.-The
following overland passengers passed here to
day, to arrive III sacramento December 10Th:
T. Auburn. London, Eng; W. o. Andrew. San
Francisco; G. A. Bragg, Dalton, Mass Mrs. II.
BrisacheT anG child. salt Lake; Nelson Carlton
Sparta, Wis; 0. Christopher. Iowa Falls. Ia,
Mrs. K. +. Davenport, New York; Mrs r. S
ham, Mrs. NJ. 4. Graham, Wineham, Canada;
Alfred Gill. Liverpool, Eng; B. Gaylor and wife
Butte Charles Hubbard, st. Lawrence: q.
Hatch Connecticut; Mrs. d. Kenfing Precido;
Scotia Z. II. Minard and wife, j. 8 Mitchell,
wife and child W. J. Newman, San Francisco:
Lewis owen, Green River. Wyo.; A. T. Perkins
and wife, Alameda; a. p Redington, S. II. Red
ingtOn, San Francisco: +. s. Saunders. Scotland,
ID. T.: Mrs. Z. Saunders Detroit, Mich: W.
Thompson, Melbourne; Chas. Steinbach Sioux
City. Ia; Miss Lizzie Tobin, Virginia CITY New:
a. g. Wilson, Sparta, Wis; and ten others.
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HALE BROS. u co.
From this date until after the HOLI-
DAYS our stores will remain open
later than usual.
THIS MORNING we place on

THIS MORNING we place on
sale our entire line of MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, at
greatly reduced prices. Not one
single lot but what has been
reduced fully IS per cent; cost
has not been taken into con-
sideration. We are determined
to reduce our stock of MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S, and there
fore have spared not even the
cost price. Many garmentsWill be
found BELOW ACTUAL COST
to manufacture. If you are in
need Of these garments, or can
make use of them, you cannot
afford to let them pass. An in
Vestigation will prove the truth
Of the assertion.
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EsoR sAhG

A VALUABLE RANCH LOCATED IN ,s5sss
~ one Of the best sections Of the State; es.ts
the ranch contains 33l acres, and has TO- ~1s--
600 growing Fruit Trees two years old. Terms
onc-quarter cash; balance in one-Quarter pay
mcntS each year, with interest at per cent
For terms and particulars apply to RICHMOND
DAVIS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 1902
j s. N.nraInnntn Ill &
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16.ACrA Tract Of Land For Sale.

- line OF Folsom Railroad Is acres ofSSgss5
Grapes; balance covered by small Orchard L.
and Flower Garden; comfortable House, Barn
and Sheds; asplcndid place. Apply to CHAS. r.
PARSONS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent
7 trGH 4 tF
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

= 10 ACRES OF FINEFARMING LAND, ~
O6O about ~ miles from Gait, Sacra- ssf's
and small House; all summer-fallowed and
seeded before the rains; tnis is a splendid pur-
chase as the crop viii nearly pay for the land.
For further particulars address BOX 96, Stock
ton, Cal G51pln
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WANTED-PosITIoN AS TEACHER OR

w Tutor-A highly recommended profess
s. tflonal aud literary gentleman of g,eat tuitional
experience and good address an acknowledged
Ereat Classical and mathematical scholar with
hagh European and American University dis
tnctions, most successful in preparing back
ward pupils for American and English Univcr-
sites ana Schools ian author and lecturer), de-
slres position rs Teacher in a good cchcol or as
Greek Classics, Mathematics, Sciences, English
French, German, Spanish, Hebrew, etc. Ad-
dress " CHRISTIAN 2. 0. box 100 San Diego
California. dq.2w
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden Decem.

The following freight passed Ogden Deeem.
Der llth
For cTamento-Huntington, Hopkins < Co.
Is bundles forks 10 racks whcelbarrow fixtures;
Capital Furniture Co., 20 bundles chairs II :.
Crocker & Co., case letter files A. A. Van
Voorhics & Co., case whips, l bale oilcloth
Thomas Z. Hughes Il Son, l box whipstocks,
box hardware; Hall, Luhrs e. Co., go hams
p boxes maeaIoni; Pacific Wheel and Carriage
Co. bundles shafts, u bundles bows: s. II.
Davis, box hardware Booth & Co, 100 barrels
meal c. Kellogg box japanned ware . bun
Glass and CrGckery Co, l box crockerv.
For Stockton-Austin Bros. crate. bundle
and bale windmill fixtures, 4 cases bolts.
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FOrtneHOlidaVS
THEO. w. SCHWAMB,
PAINTS AND OILS.

7 L. CHApDERDON IMPORTER AND DEAL
y er in Paints, Oils, ,Varnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc. No. 204 ST., Sacramento.
O17-1nT
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HoRsFogD's ACID PHOSPHATE a good
thing. DR.. Adam Miller, Chicago. says:
have recommended Horsford's Acid
Phosphate TO my patients, and have re
ceived very favorable reports. 1t is one of
the very few really valuable preparations
now offered to the afflicted In practice
of thirty-tiye wears have found few good
things and this is one of Them
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LOOK! LOOK
Great Reductions in Groceries
w = q T S.

viii Buy at the CENTRAL GROCERY
STORE, No. 1l1S j street, SALOMON &
HAYFORD, Proprietors:
is fbs. Granulated Sugar; AZ lbs. Ex. Sugar;
1512 lbs g. c. Sugar; 1121 2-ib Cans Best Tomatoes;
S21s-b. Cans Assorted Pie Fruits
21S-ib. Cans Assorted Table Fruits:
2-fb. Cans Boyer'S OYSTERS
Cans Deviled Ham; 5 Cans Lunch Ham;
Cans Potted Ham:
Cans Libby Men. & L. Corned Beef;
Cans Winslow Corn:
Cans Condensed Milk Eagle Brandt;
Bottles French Mustard dmitation);
Bottles French Mustard genuine imported):
Bottles Catsup Qarge);
Bottles L. & P. Wor.' Sauce Qarge):
Bottles L. & p. Wor Sauce (small):
16 bs. Best Island Rice; 16 lbs Tapioca:
16 BIS Sago l6 ibs Pearl Barley; 16 ibs Split Peas
10 Papers Farina; 9 do Kingsford Corn Starch:
Boxes Best Washing Blue (balls);
u Pkgs Cleaning Sapolio;
3-fb. Cans Soused Mac ckerel:
10 Cans Soused Mackerel:
Cans Jellies or Jams;
2-ib. Cans Strained HONEY:
lbs. Choice Tea (tneolored);
1-b Cans Columbia River Salmon:
I'd Cans Columbia River Salmon
l6 MS. Raisins; l6 Bars Rabbits Soap
~ Bars Borax Soap; "A Bars Favorite Soap;
5-Gal Can Star, Pearl or Continental Oil, 81 so.
5-Gsl. Can Elaine Oil. 81 65
sE PRICE LIST furnished and Country
Orders promptly attended TO. o27-ip1rn
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DCOMSl ROOMS No. SO3 NORTHEAST
IL corner of Eighth and X Streets handsome
rooms, single or in suites; the best rooms in the
pot pass the door every five minutes; strictly
iirst-class in every respect.
nl2.n MRS. GRICE. Proprietress.
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RAETED-LOST-FOUND.

WANTED LADIES AND YOUNG SfEN
w desiring light profitable cnrloyul-nt at
home TO send for our Circular. Mailed free.
distance no objection. No cSsTsssirg. All
materials furnished. Address kESSi NGTON
ART ROOMS, 10 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass
7. y. Box 5Ol6 dl-l2t-TuTh5
COZ REWARD.-STRAYED- OR -
DEO about October 20th, from Be- sssE3{Se
bel slough, YolO county, two large yISS
Bay Horses, aged about 10 or u years: one Win
star and one hind ankle white: and other Slight
~ roam on back and hips thin in flesh, and one
Of them quite lame. The above reward will be
paid to any one giving information leading to
Sacramento, Cal di4 9ty
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN - ONEA
- Chestnut Sorrel Horse, with white ksSssFN
star IN forehead; short name; I51%EIN
scar on ght front leg. One Sorrel Mare about
i hands high lump over left eye; tail appears
10 have been broken near the end. Any one
suitably rewarded by T. CuINNICK, Elk Grove
Sacramento Z I,r-a
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WASHINGTON.
SUPREME COURT DECISION IN A
MORMON CASE.
Proceedings in Congress - Indian
CIaims-Keily's Appointment
Labor Matters.
WASHINGTON.
United States Senate.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uNoN.I ]
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IF success be the true test of merit, it is 3
settled fact that Browns Bronchial
Troches" have no equal for the prompt re-
lief of Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles.
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SIX BRUSSELS CARPETS; l CHERRY MAR.
- ble-top Bedroom Set, with toilet glass latest
style: Walnut Dressing Case, marble top; l No.
Medallion Range, complete, with heater and
water attachments, all just received and in good
condition, and for sale cheap for cash. Call at
once CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL 409 street. Up
hOlstering and Repairing. n22-Im
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TAILORING.
THOS. BROMLEY,
M . II Ch Rnt ai1or,
SIG J STREET.

HAs A LARGE STOCK OF IMPORTED
Ii goods he is now offering at reduced rate
Call and examine his goods and get frst-class
fit twenty-five per cent. lower than any other
first-class house in the city. dS-1p1m
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ITO LET-HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS 49,.
i and bathroom; newly papered and %;i
painted Inquire at Ills Fifteenth street. lsiiig
between and J. dl2-3t*
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E1OR SALE-WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST
L in a business now doing 81 500 of business
per month; one-half interest 50 500 cash; rea-
son cor selling, the owner desires to leave the
State, Call or address W. H BASLER, No. 1854
J street, Sacramento. n28-1ms
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VYO FARMERS.-WE HAVE ON HAND SOME
/ First-class American and Scandinavian
Plow Hands that we can furnish you ut the
shortest notice. Apply to HOUSTON & CO.,
Employment Office, Fourth and X streets, Sac
I6mento. E15-tf
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pa- MAIL ORDERS FILLED UPON RECEIPT. -vss
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Our Counters are streWn with
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE
HOLIDAYS, and it will pay you
to make an examination before
buying elsewhere.
Our assortment of LACE, PLUSH AND APPLI-
CADE TIDIES, in all the styles and
designs are marked at prices which we are
Of the opinion Will prove highly satisfactory
to all close buyers.
52-inch FRENCH TRIoOT, in all colors and
black, 81 so a yard.
19-inch CoLoRED DRESS SILKS; warranted
yard.
19-inch BLACK BRoCADE SILK, in different
patterns at 81 yard
42-inch BoUCLE CHECKS FOR TRIMMING,
So rs yard.
42-inch BoUcLE TRIMMING STRIPES Price,
81 yard.
22inch vELoUE TRIMMING STRIPES.
We carry the largest assort-
ment of DRESS GOODS in this
city. Our qualities are the best,
and our prices the LOWEST on
the coast.
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F0R sALE-TO LET.

ENRUIT LANDS FOR SALE-AT A BAR t-set,
l. gain, near Penryn, Placer county. Cal; eFs%
unimproved and improved with stock, -
farming implements, etc. Address MRS. n. NJ.
EkASER, Isl Post street, San Francisco. d1s-1w%
DARN FOR SALE-THE S. E. ONE "a,
L QUARTER Of Section g. Township 10 ~
North, range East, with improvements, -
for s5.Ou0. Apply on the premises or to ROBERT
JONES. Newcastle. This farm is in the best
fruit region iii this State, Newcastle being the
second largest fruit-shipping center in Califor-
MA. dl26tWlt+
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WASHINGTON. December l4th.-The Pres
ident has sent in the name of Charles E.
Vaunn, for Postmaster at st. Helena, Cal
Representative Louttit arrived here last
night. He was sworn in by Speaker Car
Isle and took his seat to-day Louttit
wants to be made a member of the River
and Harbor Committee, and his chances for
securing the place are apparently good.
Fourth class POstmasters were to-day ap-
pointed as follows California l. Montana
4, Wyoming 2, Washington Territory ?.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
A Bniiet With a Billet.

A gentleman with large side-whisk-
ers and a physique that showed hard
usage stood against a bar on Baltimore
street, and, barring his right arm, said
to a group of bystanders: Il am the
oldest coior-bearer of the confederate
army"
There was a movement toward him
by those who were m~oistening their
tonsils in the vicinity.
The speaker pulled up his sleeve and
showed q SCARED and streaked tattoo
ing of the stars and bars on his right
forearm in vermillion and India ink.
This was the parting shot, he said,
exhibiting u scar where a mlnle-ball
had cut through the tattoo marks and
disarranged the colors of the flag.
I'VE surrendered just after l got it. ]
was color-bearer Tor the 18th Virginia,
of Petersburg. Malone was our brig.
adler. Consarn his little hide! He's
no good now, but he was u daisy then,
Never knew what fear was. Thi:
wound l got in the last charge. A:
soon as ] felt my arm drop and saw
the wound l knew the war was over
Been shot again and again, but neveI
in the arm before, although l caught
in every other part of my body. l saw
that the lead had torn through my arm
where the cross-bars on the flag wer
marked, and then l gave up. 1t wa
my last battle in the trenches. "-BG!
Hmore Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
Old Re1tahlpS.

The proprietor Of the LEDGER has
made arrangements with the St.
Louis Republican so that we a send
the Old Reliable LEDGER and The Old
Reliable Republican till January 1st.
1887, to new subscribers, for 1925,
This offer is only open to new sub
scribers and to them only till Jan
LIST, 1886. Get two papers for the
price Of one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
Rnai ESfnfa Transfers..


Margaret McVey to d. P. Moore,
lot adjoining Laddonia-S350.
C. G. Daniel to w. Fl. True, so
acres, 20 miles east of Mexico, 81 900.
S. d. Ely to Jos. I. Culhertson,
lot 120xl2O feet, adjoining Vandalia,
$2OO.
w. L. Moss to Peoria NJ. Kennen,
$50 acres, 6 miles north of Laddonla
$1,000.
Dwight Durkee to Alex. Carter,
Jr., 40 acres, z miles north of Mexi-
co, $3.50.
John H. Wilson to VIM. Seaman,
40 acres, - miles northwest Of Mex
leo. $1,000.
Enoch Turner to Mt. Pisgah Bap-
fist church, 2 acres. 2 miles north of
Sturgeon-S150.
VIM. NJ. Bebb to Calvin Eldred,
80 - acres, 8 miles north of Mar
tinsburg, $1,000.
George H. Westrope to Lakenan
& Barnes, 80 acres, 4 miles west OF
Laddonia, $4,000.
Annie. C. Northcutt to Howe Bros.
so acres. 5 miles northwest CT Mar
insburg-S1,92O.
Charles r. Brendell to Dora A
Stephenson, 240 acres, 3 miles wes'
Of Martinsburg-S4,5O0.
Dora A. Stephenson to S. A
hempinsky, 24o acres, 3 miles ives
IF MartiEsburg-S5, 600.
Silas A. Winscott to A. J. & j. j
Winscott, 40 feet east side lot 3
block 5, original Mexico-S950.
ID. II. Osborne to j. b. Davis
100 acres, 10 miles northwest @
Mexico, quit claim deed-S3,50O.
Michael W. Shefftel to S. J. Del
, plane, lots 9 and IL bl9e1h # :,
,LT rFT subdivision to Mexlc"-
: $1,000.
Joseph B. Davis, Sr. to j. NJ. W
ms. undivided half interest III II
d cres, 10 miles northwest of Mexi'
IS $3.50.
Lakenan"& Barnes to George
II Nestrope, 40 feet off north end lo
r. / and 2, block s, county addition
is Mexico, 81, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
Two Dangerous Seasons.

Spring and fall are times when so
many people get sick. The changes
in the weather are severe on feeble
persons, and even those naturally
strong are apt, as they say, ''to be
feeling miserable" Then they are
lust in condition to be struck down
with some kind of fever. A bottle or
two of Parker's Tonic will invigorate
the digestion, put the liver, kidneys
and blood in perfect order, and pre-
vent more serious attacks. Why
suffer, and perhaps die, when so sim:
pie a medicine will a v you? Good
for both sexes and all sexes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24

Miss Mary Murfree, the Charles
Egbert Cradock" of novelists, is de-
scribed as a young woman who is any
thing but interesting-looking or at
tractive. She is short and painfully
crippled, square and angular. A brown
skin. very red lips. small white teeth
and black, swapping eyes; her hair
brown. and worn in curls about the
forehead. surmounted by a braid,
make her look countritied. The mouth
is large and the teeth perfect When
she speaks the mouth stretches to a
surprising degree, and the teeth shine
in a set smile, the eyes snap. the heavy
eyebrows lift and intelligence illumi-
mates the face. Then only is she at all
interesting. She is a magnificent pian-
ist. Withal she is modest and retir-
ing. and never talks shop.
The salary Of q good designer In Jew
elry IL $4,000 . year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
NAfice.

The firm of Gill & Garrett having
sold out, hereafter the hardware and
implement business will be conducted
by Geo. NJ. Gill, at the old stand,
where he will be pleased to see all
customers Of the late firm. james
Garrett will take charge Of the i'm
plement department. All persons
indebted to us are most respectfully
requested to settle as 500 as posi-
BILE. Our office will remain at the
old place until our business is settled
up. Very truly yours,
GILL & GARRETT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
Teachers Examination.

The second quarterly examination
for teachers certificates will be held
at my office in Mexico, Dec. 2S, 2s
and 80, 1885. All persons desiring
certificates should be present as there
will be no further examination til
the last of March.
Respectfully, H. A. GAss,
36-2t School Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24

Mrs. William C. Hicks, of Chicago,
formerly of Mexico, Mo-, and
later the srganist at the Kansas City
Walnut street Methodist church, has
composed a march and dedicated it
to the Marmaduke guards of this
city. AS soon as published the
guards will take a number of copies.
-KansasC ;tpH>u > l.
Ilml4S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
SUPPLEMENT-.
Meeting a SkyIark in Autumn.

O.,e siugero f the .kies and mate of morningl
Are you the one | met
Out of The dew Of daisies. without warming!
DO you forget:
You are the one. The world has not another.
Oh, melody and wings
Born Of the blossoms. Time nor death can
smother
sou that sings.
Oh. how you voyaged the deeps of air, and
lifted
The heart out of my breast!
Where is the joy you sang, the light you
rifted.
Aud-aII the rest?
Alb me, / know. The lonesome leaves are
shredded
Into the frost. And yet
Yor are-ub. wrath of music gray and
dIeadcd-
The one l met.
The buds were. after al the things thai
wT1hCr:
The lambs from paradise.
That whitened all the hills, have gone bacE
thifhCr
Through sacrifice
All, mourner of the meadows low and lonely
The empty days are long.
wonder if the morning stars sang Oniy
4 funeral song!
Mrs. S. N. B. Piatt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
A Base

The Mexico LEDGER of last week
was a mammoth sheet, we'll filled
with news and snowy ads. Bob
White can afford to buy a couple OF
steers this winter SO he car get the
hides and have a pair of boots made
in the spring.-Will Cars Gem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24

Although every boy appeared to
be unconscious of what was going OF,
they secretly knew, in the silent
depths of their hearts, that the point
was we'll taken, as they peeped slyly
over the tops of their books, just as
the pedagogue leaped violently in
several directions off the well-se'
bent pin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
WaShed.0ut Hair.

There Is a sort of pallid, chalky
complexion which the novelists call
a "washed-out complexion" 1t is
CHASTITY enough, and no mistake.
Washed-out, faded, discolored OF
parti-colored hair is almost as repul-
sive and melancholy. Parker's Hair
Balsam will restore your hair to its
original color, whatever it was
brown, auburn or black. Why veal
moss on your head, when you may
easily have lively, shining hair. 36-4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
That Sort OF q Quail.

The Gazette having fastened to
chalk down the Mexico LEDGER IN its
anti-C ockrell column, Bob White
calls q hslt, and asks 10 be recorded
o , the other side. where he proposes
to do his fighting. That is the sort
of quail Bob White is.-kansas City
Times
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
Lack 80 Yet.

The Mexico LEDGER has at last
reached 2,OOO-its coveted point in
extent of circulation. So good a
paper should not stop at double that
number, or the 1000 notch.-Glas-
cow MiSSOuridn.