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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
A Receipt for Cooking Husbands.

A Baltimore lady has written re-
ceipt for cooking husbands so as to
make them good and tender" 1t is
as follows:-A good many husbands
are utterly spoiled by management.
Some women go about it as if their
husbands were bladders, and blow
them up. Others keep them con-
stantly in hot water; others let them
freeze by their carelessness and in
difference, Some keep them in
pickle all their lives. 1t cannot be
supposed that any husband viii be
tender and good, managed in this way,
but they are really delicious when
properly treated. In selecting your
husband you should not be guided
by their silvery appearance, as in
buying mackerel, nor by the golden
tint, as if you wanted salmon. Be
sure to select him yourself, as tastes
differ. Do not 60 to market for him,
as the best are always brought to
your door. 1t is far better to have
none, unless you will patiently learn
how to cook him.
A preserving kettle Of the finest
procelain is best, but if you have
nothing but an earthenware pipkiu,
it will do, with care. Sec that the
linen in which you wrap him is nice
ly washed and mended, with the
required number of buttons and
strings sewed on. Tie him in the
kettle by strong silk cord called
comfort, as the one called duty is
apt to be weak. They are apt to fly
out of the kettle and be burned and
icrusty on the edges, since like crabs
and Holsters you cook them while
alive. Make clear, steady fire out
of love, cheerfulness and neatness.
Set him as near this as seems to agree
, with him. If he sputters and fizzes,
, do not be anxious some husbands
: do this till they are quite done. And
: little sugar in the form of what
, confectioners call kisses, but no vine
gar or pepper, on any account. A
o little spice improves them, but il
must be used with Judgment. Dc
y not stick any sharp instrument into
t him, to see if he is becoming tender
lStir him gently, watch the while
4 lest he be too fat and close to th'
d kettle, and SO become useless. Yo'
y cannot fail to know when he is done
q If thus treated you will find him yer.
digestible, agreeing nicely with yo'
and the children, and he will'keep q
:, long as you want, unless you be
:. come careless and set him in too colt
:. place. TIT Bits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
POliteness Kept Him Silent.

A little boy in Warrenton, Ca,
visited his aunt in the country not
long since. One day at the dinner
table the lady complained that a jar
of favorite preserves had mysteriously
disappeared from the pantry. Each
one present disclaImed from any
knowledge of the fact except the lit
tie boy, who remained studiously ST.
lent. At length he was asked If he
knew what had become Of the miss
ing fruit, when he replied: my pa
don't allow me to talk mt the table.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
An exchange expresses our senti-

An exchange expresses our senti-
ments exactly in the following: You
may not like to be dunned, but srp-
pose you put yourself in the pub
lisher's place and consider yourself
under the weekly expense of $50 the
year round. You can then see that
it is not only fair, but an absolute
necessity for the publisher of a pa
per to have what is due him. No
man should let his subscription gel
more than one year behind, and il
in his carelessness he does SO, he
should settle it up as soon as his at
tention is called to it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Are YOu Tired of Being Sick.

We want to say word to the men,
women and girls who work in stores,
offices and factories. There are
hundreds of thousands of you in the
country. Very few of you are well.
You are shut up too much and ex-
ercise too little. In this way you get
sick. Yeur blood is bad, your dlges-
ton poor, your head often aches,
YOU don't feel like work. Your liver,
stomach and kidneys are out of Or
der. Parker's Tonic has cured
hundreds of such cases. 1t is pure
sure and pleasant. 4O-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
.sPoor Old Missouri"

The sale of Missouri bonds just
consummated was at premium Of
from S1s IS to $40 10 y thousan'! on
81 per cents. 1t will Immediately
present itself to our Republican con-
iemporaries that one of the effects
of long continued Democratic as
tendency is the uguiation OF this
system Of bribing state into bor-
rswing.-St Louis Republican,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Bob White q Hustler.

Bob White, of the Mexico LEDGER,
is hustler. He gets there again,
this time with his signal service flags.
He has just received a report from
Mr.. 81 Rainey of this city, through
whom he expects to get them, that
they will be on hand in a few days.
Hurry up, Bob, we have been doing
our best to keep the weather up but
can't do it with one set of flags
Perhaps both sets will keep it ur
above freezing point,-Moberly Non
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Marry A Gentleman.

It was an excellent advice / saw
lately gwen to young ladies urging
them to marry only gentlemen or not
to marry at all. The word was used
in its broadest, truest sense. l did
not have reference to those who have
fine raiment and white hands and the
veneering of society polish, merely,
to entitle them to the distinction, but
to those possessed of true. manly
and noble qualities, however hard
their hands and sunbrowned their
faces. A true gentleman is generous
aud unselfish. He regards another's s
happiness and welfare as we'll as his
own. You will see the trait running
through all his actions. A man who
is bear at home among his sisters
and discourteous to his mother, is
Just the man to avoid when you
come to the great question which il
to be answered yes or no. A mar
may he ever so rustic in his earl,
surroundings, if he is a true gentle
man he will not bring a blush tt
your cheek in any society by hi
absurd behavior. There is an in
stinctive politeness inherent in sucl
a character, which everywhere com
mands respect and makes its owne
pass for what he is-one of nature
noblemen. Do not despair, girls
there are such men still in the world
You need not all die old maids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, LETTER.

Of the Ledger.
Fort WORTH, Jan. 16.-The face OF
the Sunny South, and fields of living
green, are at last adorned in the
hoary locks of old winter, and l can
assure you the change is quite notice
able. Two weeks ago the grass was
bright and green; on every hand we
might see Gn flower gardens) the
loveliest, rarest flowers in full bloom;
combined with the notes of some
distant mocking bird, one would con-
clude he had found paradise" on
earth. But alas, she stands to-day
at 9 below zero, and our angelic
thoughts have changed to desires to
be few miles nearer hades.
Did you ever note remarks while
ON train? l was amused to-day by
lady just coming to Texas. Ev-
erything on board was distressingly
quiet, when suddenly the lady ex-
claimed in a shrill e-string voice,
"John, you John, amt that you,
my long lost brother? l knowed it
was you; the lord'y mussy, how fat
you are; is your health good? what
makes you look so pestered ?"
He.-"Oh, I'm troubled over too
much business; I've got more'n three
men can do-can't trust the young
man of to-day-all on my shoulders. .
She.-''Why, brother, you don't
say; what's you doin' now, brother
John ?"
He.-"Oh! I'm in the rolling bust
ness; got all the latest patent rollers
and it keeps me busy to tend to it.
| The writer knew the gentleman
very well. He is regular old bloat
and is running skating rink, and il
so thoroughly tough that I don't be
lieve Bill Carter would give him
job at fishing on his last season.
contract. A woman can never spea
in such affairs, else l would hav
given him tongue-lashing for so de
ceiving a sister. I did not lear
where the sister was from, but frol
the combined odnrs of laudanun
Perry Davis pain killer and scalde
chicken, I'd bet she was from ol
Miss,p.
The next conversation overhear
by the writer, was between two co
ored gentleman. 1st. "Say, San
T how bout dat child you bin sashail
'round?" End. "Shuer boy, she du
- lef' me, and only las Sunday we hs
a misquorem.'
see from the Fort Worth Gazet
- of to-day that Bro. John A. Brool
. will deliver temperance lecture
:. the court house of this city ne
. Wednesday evening. When he su
ceeds in making convert here !
wager 80 cents that the court hou
\ caves in. Oh, no, Bob; he's off
- has had this country badly misrepl
sented to him, and before the close
his career in Texas, in this caus
- he'll be whistling, "Call me ba
again. Yours, BUSINESS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Choice EIaMer Ceeds.

The Joseph Harris Seed Company,
of Rochester, n. Y, have just i'm
ported a choice lot OF the newest and
best kinds and varieties Of Flower
Seeds from Europe. They are un-
doubtedly what they purport to be
the very best. A full description
with illustrations, is given in then
new Catalogue for 1886. Free to
all. Send for it. Address as above
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Suits the Ledger.

We have recently learned that
Edwin w. Stephens, Of the Columbia
Herald, is publicly announced to en-
ter the race for Governor in 1888.
The position is very important and
responsible one and a more able man
than Mr.. Stephens will be hard to
find. He is a gentleman Of strong
ability and man of wide and varied
learning and earnest piety.-War'
rentnn Rnnner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Free Seed Catalogue.

We have received the new Sect
Catalogue for 1856, from the Joseph
Harris Seed Co., Moreion FsFsa,
Rochester, y. Y. 1t is a good
catalogue. and better still, the seeds
are warranted 10 he fresh, pure aud
sure to grow. The catalogue viii be
sent free TO any Of our readers. Ad-
dress as above.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Rueklen's lrniea Salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by J. r. Lleweliyn. tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
What's i'm 4 Name !

Shakespeare says: Whats in a
name! a rose by any other name
would smell as sweet The healing
power Of st. Jacobs Oil dses not, of
course, lie in its name; but that name
has virtually become household
word sll over the world, because
when men hear it they recognize it as
the conqueror Of pain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
MEXICO, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1886.


taken up and dipped into the sea!
What was the action Of baptism in
that case? Mr.. Duncan called the
wrong witness when he brought
Aristotle in. He had better try |
again. And then he goes on blindly |
quoting scripture. There is no ''mush
water" in the word of God and any
of US "poor people" who can own a
% cent Revised Testament knows
that Mr.. d, is trying to humbug US
because we are poor. And he is at
his old trade again - misquoting
scripture. Even the Baptist New Tes-
lament renders Matt. 3: :16, "went upl
straightway from the water not out
of. In Math. 3:1l. Mr.. ID. put in
parenthesis the Greek words en-
hudati, which he renders sin water"
Now if Mr.. M. Y. Duncan had been
| as fair and free from deceit as a
Gospel Teacher ought to be he would
have told us poor, Ignorant people
that in Luke 3:16; Acts 1:5 and
Acts IL :16 and the revised Greek of
Mark / IS there is no proposition in
before the water but only the
dative case, as means or instrument.
So all those places make good sense,
Sprinkle with water" But how
would Luke 3:16 sound when read
as Mr.. d. would have it, viz: Il
indeed dip you with water" And
Mark l :S in the Greek of Westcott
& Hart, II indeed have dipped you
with water, but He shall dip you with
the Holy Ghost" Let the reader
put the word sprinkle in the place of
baptize and see if it won't make bet
ter sense than the word dip. Dip is
, what M. Y. Duncan and his friend
> practice-they don't practice immerse'
And Mr.. ID. puts down shear, be,
lieve, repent and be baptized and
, has the assurance to say it is the
o bible order. Now every one OF ut
4 poor people knows that there is ne
" such order in the bible. Look a
n Math. 21:32; Mark 1:15 and Act
n 2O:21, and see whether Mr.. d. ha
d any authority for putting "belief'
e before repentance" But that il
d about as near right as Mr.. Duncal
It ever gets.
d As Mr.. Duncan has laid great stres
d on the testimony of learned men,
# will give the reader bit of Deal
l. Affords testimony-and he kne,
n more of New Testament Greek tha
h Calviuy Luther, Hugo Gretius, d.
If Anthon and car load more of tn
,r same kind. Dean Afford says
N Acts 2:41, "Almost without dout
W this first baptism must have bee
s administered by sprinkling or aft
+ sion, as that of the first Gentle col
y verts was (see Acts 10:47 and note
to and not by immersion. The imme
e. sion of 1900 persons, in a city s
VS. sparingly furnished with water
ed Jerusalem, is equally inconceivab
or with procession beyond the walls
MS the Kedron Or Sloan for that pu
II. pose.' And in the note referred
of in Acts 10:47, Afford says: "rl
at expression KoIusai used with to hud
il. (forbid the water) is interesting,
,s- showing that the practice was
ist bring the water to the candidate ar
in not the candidate to the water" "
ST Let Mr.. Duncan now bring
I'll some more Of the evidence used
,ut ''Disciple" last spring. He can t.
sm us next about the great amount
he water there was in Jerusalem. A
Tvs then I will ''come after and serr
of him again. I. GALLAHER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Water.xorks.

The Mexico wateT-wcfi.s have been
| finished, tested and accepted by the
city council. For all of which the
citizens should thank the LrpegR.-
Renick Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

The Hannibal Journal is booming.
Joe Bryan, Of this city, is one OF Its
proprietors. Joe IS q clever young
man and bright writer. The LEDG-
Err extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

st. Jo. Gazette: The following
poetic effusion will fully demonstrate
that Missouri doctors can at times
become slightly flowery, as well as
administer nauseous doses to patients
who happen to fall under their treat
ment. A little explanation will not,
however, come amiss. As is well
known some two years ago law was
passed requiring all physicians to re-
port to the county clerk all births
that came under their notice, and at
the same time give the nationality
of their parents and gender of the
children. While. at Grant City on
Christmas day the Gazette's travelling
correspondent was shown the follow
ing curious epistle, which explains
itself:
It's man child ; its name McGrew;
Its dad is a Democrat, cried and true,
| 1t raised up its headand said. ''I'm Puke,'
Then it yelled for Grover Cleveland ard old
| Marmaduke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

The following named officers are
to be elected in this state this year !:
United States senator, Judge of su.
preme court, superintendent of pub
lie schools, railroad commissioner.
state senators from the even number
ed districts, circuit judges, congress,
men, representatives in the legisla'
ture, circuit and county clerks, coun'
ty treasurer, and collectors, sheriffs
prosecuting attorneys, presiding
judges of county courts, probate
judges, two district judges. public
administrators, coroners and town
ship officers. 1t is therefore appar
ent that the political pot will begin t.
boil very soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
What he Wanted st. Paul to Tell.

A gentleman who had INDUCED
quite too freely, and hadn't had the
discovery made for him in season to
get carriage, was helped home by
a very good Samaritan. He was very
grateful and in an exhilarated way
asked his benefactor's name.
my name?" said the gentleman
from Samalia, ''Oh, I'm st. Paul. v
The inebriate steadied himself by
final effort, and looked dreamily al
his departing friend.
81 shay!" said he, "St. Paul! DID
you ever get any ansher to that do
long letter you wrote the Ephesians !?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Hon. C. E. Peers, Of Warren coun-
ty, is brought TO the front by his
home paper for congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Men Hhe call themselves Demo-
Gratis and are now at work trying to
defeat the confirmation of Col. r.
ID. Lancaster, VIM. Hyde and Col.
Elijah Gates, are engaged in a piece
of work entirely unbecoming of Dem
ocrats and they will certainly forfeit
what little influence they may have
with the party unless they cease at
once. Such offenses as the above
cannot very well be either overlooked
or forgotten, and it is better to stop
before every avenue of retreat is cut
off. This is not only the views en-
tertained by the Tribune, but the
expressed sentiment of the great
Democratic party of Missouri.-Jef-
ferson City Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
RECAPITULATION.

Obedience to the law of pardon as
laid down in the New Testament,
brings one inte the Kingdom of
Christ on earth, makes him child
of God, an heir of God and a join,
heir with Christ, and entities him tc
wear the name Christian.
M. Y. DUNCAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
STANDARD TIME.
Wabash, St. Louis s. Pacific Ry.
GOSPEL LESSONS.

z. S. WILSON. Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

H THE DISTRICT COURT or TIN
a Third Judicial District Of WnshinRion
Territory. holding terms e ssnttla, n Kim
colnty. Washington Territory.
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rlenEys b BOLTON ROGERa.
acit DopaSr.
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Rspuhlic Meetings.


ION. kuoENE CANFIE.aD. RE
- pasllcan ca1atdate for C0unciiman
LtSm see lWelfth council Dielricl VIII
aooreA Als fellog einEens 6 The flaoW-
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hon. ". Phlilip8 and hoa. 4. ~ heed
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sentatLNe 1istrlcls. and Hon. W. w. New
N ana ! J. Calhoun. hsq.. a. all posnis
y tnetr kiosecuting At11Kney Districts
$50, ~ hen. Z. 9. Nioklin. % Whatcom
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ConAf and preoincf commit.eea are
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Hepuple1n newspapers 10 pueli8h this
nOeica ~ order Of the Territorial Cen
tral Co1niitea. 8. RAXHhR
Il ID. nTRTuaR. gen f.hafrnaan-
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C)uknnnrxna Clvna 4 CuxED.-A few
dags sinna Ma Cora holanppls cane -
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care fhe efiila hna ben fer several
months, sued en- 3 Wri1 % hateas coFPas.
pelaoa % have tne ears and custody q
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takan ID Ne easg. AID = uaa falig e.
Qnea b4fBE0 5adaa nieaEus ~ y. ~
Woodward Tor lhe pstiti1nas and ,. W
BaU1g for ne mother. judge steam.
look he ma1feE under adviaamont. u
the manmtlms Laura u taEned over ~
the eara u Uatoer CHARLES h0lsappie
hes a.spGathes. = ortiand Nsrs.
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A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY car.
n toned nos - treapaw up1n - foI.
lowing described properly fronflnR unan
kliiot Bay and wlthln the cerporats lin
TIE southeagt corner Of lot Z ssofiaa n
town hip = north. range 5 east thence
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chA1nn 70 tha eloxeEnuant mannAHr Ira
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west corner - said iot Z; thence eaea
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b. TIE waeers q kliict Bay 70 the 49,
ern or wa1eg frpnt kAoreuf without vrFif.
te1 perm aafon from ths undarzlrne
FRANCIS W. JANEs.
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q. A. n. PAaAnaaKna --fha NoKiheEn
paalfs passenger dep sxlmeuf has
figured up Ne fsHenue Esoalpod tron TIE
0fand Army travel ever ils Rad lnsl
aammeF. The department oouRted np0n
aaenrina 1900 delegates, bat the com.
pie1s ro1uFns show 4 little oFeE 100
fhess Travelled ID squads, aud nad thsg
ratufned ID q baunh they would havs
iilled I've tFmiaa 81 eight ooaenea eaoh
Eha revenue derived from THE % re-
uas $1,000. 1he Grand Army traVo
Wea ell oaaf bound. Mons of ne dsle
gates went west oveE the Northern Pc
nifIa.
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Republican Meetings.

THE CITIZENS OF KING COUNTY
win addressed upon the issues d
ne day nable speakers e. the folloWink
tines ana saceG as per revised list below
9reoa XIV Friday, Oct. 18Th, 10 D. N
Kent saEzA ~, Oct. 18th, 7s30 y m.
sshon. Midday. Oct. 18th. 7.31 p. N.
Fails SttT. teeday, Dot 18th. I'D ,. m.
IolL daeedt, Oct. 18Th. 80 p. m.
UuvaAa. Ntnesday, Oct. 20lh. 10 D. n
Hopitanch. Wednesday, Oct. 20th. 1885 On
Sauak. Thu1ay, Get nat. 10 3. n
" oodlnviiio fiday, oct. 92d. 10 D. n
Honahton. Sesrdny. Der. ed l.9a q II
kfNa l6sn.,Kp. CENTRAL. naaso
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hANDEEnoAInIa. --0fea1 lob purehass
OF ha1dkefsnlsiss "a about half pries.
These are nee anoonda. boa aFe al Per.
Ices eoods, o0aght cheap. zoo. psR doz.
Aek 70 soo them "a Ne San FhAncIsoo
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A hAnn CnkRom. "A fine three string,
rosewood pane 10 use aix monlhs, at :
bargain. Cal and SO q. RaAAx Xxx
BAH. e NellA karao 4 Co.'S, iasi above
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