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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
Sold Ont.
Temporary Chmr

G.. Blum has sold out his stock and
fixtures to David, Schiller & Go, who
take possession to-day. G. Blum re-
mains as manager with the new firm
and will be pleased TO e many
friends as before al the old stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Services at Regular Baptist church
Saturday at 2 O'Clock p. M, and Sun
day at IL o'clock q. m, by Ed. j.
7. Bradley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Married, on the 18th, by Rev. j.
Pearce, at his residence. Mr.. j. w.
Paisley and Miss SaIlie f. Guerrant,
both of Galloway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
u for Assault.

At the depot to-day Marshal Sur
Der arrested Neal Scott, a mulato,
who is wanted n Paris, Mo, for as.
sault with intent to kill. He will be
held until the arrival of city marshal
Seiberi, of Paris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

lated the Institute for working upon
the electricity plan; said that cleo
tricity was heavenly in its nature and
only visited the earth through a
good conductor, which was IA neat
and timely compliment to Prof. II, A.
Class, the irrepressible conductor.
In addition to members mentioned in
yesterdays paper to-day enrolment
records Lena Pearson, Josie NJ, Seeds,
Minnie Frost, Emma Hoekensmith,
Carrie Wade, j. A. Ridgeway, Julia
Gamble, Annie Gamble, Lizzie White
and 5. D.. Dawson, making the en-
rollment 93.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Many a young gallant from the
country took his girl to the travelling
photograph gallery yesterday, to have
her ''picter TUX
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The teachers should subscribe for
the daily during the session Of their
Institute. Only - cents a week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Geo. Byrd, the .'cured lunatic''who
assaulted a farmer named Muir, in
galloway, Saturday, was sent to the
Asylum from Mexico about one year
ago. He attempted to kill his wife
VINO lives in West Mexico. Muir,
although terribly injured from the
beating he got with a hoe, will reeoy-
o. Byrd is o dangerous man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Salem association of Regular Bap-
lists will be held with Oak Grove
church, Galloway county, eight miles
east of Auxyasse station. on Fulton
branch, Sept. 4, 5 snd 6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
The Preacher and the Fair.

10 the EultOT OF the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, August 1S.-It may
be all right for pastors to warn those
that have faith in their intelligence
and discretion of the dangers they
suppose they are exposed to; but it
is quite another thing to rush into
print, denounce the institutions and
good people of his town and county
and hold them to public gaze in I'M
measured terms as sinks of inlquity
and demoralizers of youth, and when
a preacher does this, neither he nor
his admirers should whine because he
is plainly reminded of indiscretion
and lack of %judicious discrimination.
A preachers right to make an expos
ure of himself cannot be c%ontroverted;
but when he deserts his pulpit, he
cannot carry with him into the news
papers the charitable cloak that ordi.
narily wells his mistakes, and must,
therefore, expect to he treated by the
press as an ordinary scrlbbler. Nc
consistent church member Will pat.
ronize a gambling hell. On the con.
trary, every right-minded christian
will demand that members attending
such places be disciplined. Now,
will the preacher carry out his con-
victions and discipline his members
attending or even assisting in con-
Quoting Our late Fair? If not, oh
shame, where is thy consistency.
CONSISTENT CHURCH MEMBER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Street Commissioner Burhop is at
work with u force of men, cleaning
off the streets around the square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Leb Crigler, of Martinsburg, is a
great sprintcr and wants to run
Charley Buckner or Willard Carroll
for the championship of Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Every subscriber to the LEDGE
can get a copy of the Western How-
man free by calling at this office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

For SALE OR THADE.-Fine gold
watch for sale, or will trade for good
milk COW in part payment. Enquire
at LEDGER office soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The editor of the Laddonia Herald
is very sick. His paper will come
out brighter than ever as Ooh as he
RECEIVERS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church cleared over 5000 at the din
ing hall during the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
@ Silipmeut.

Northern & Edmonston, | car Of
horses and mules Mr.. Robey, 2 cars
of sheep and hogs. All to St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
-ssaN n sYaEsN Is on file IN PhttadeIphia
THIS PAPska At the Sewspapsr AWE.
nsS ..- ttiug Agency of MessrS.
~, AVER & SON. our authorized agents

Al advertisements inserted in the LEDGER
spFey "a absolute guarantee hGt the paper
In, at least - per cent. jaryrr circslilttoa
tBou auy either paper published iH Auiruin
rouatg. No ctlrye rjN be made in apy
ease frhert this is nat true.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
RuckIen,s Arnica SaIYe.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilbIains, corns, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale by J.. F. ~Llewellyn. tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The residence of Caroline billiard,
colored, was entered Saturday night
and Sc was stolen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Wood Maddox, Geo FARES, J. d.
FRAZIER, VIM. Watts, Mary A Powell,
d. b. Powell, j. H. Woods, Fl. r.
heeton, John Sims, E. Harvey, J.
%Finneil, Mary Schaible. NJ. Eubanks,
are among those who subscribed for
the G. r. W. this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
Painful Accident.

Mr.. w. +. Reed met with a very
painful accident Wednesday while
breaking a young horse at his farm,
just northeast of town. He was
holding the horse by a rope which
was passed through a crack in the
stable; the horse gave a plunge,
drawing Mr.. Reeds left hand into
the aperture, literally tearing the
first Joints of his second and fourth
fingers from his hand, and badly
crushing the third. The wounds
were dressed by DR.. Walker.
Mr.. C. f. Clark, of this city, yes.
terday bought the chestnut stallion,
marshall T." shown here last week
at the Fair. The horse can trot dowr
in the twenties, and Beat sc. B.
considered one of the fastest horses
on the ground. Mr.. Clark intends tc
use his new purchase for stock pur'
poses, and we know u farmers will
appreciate his enterprise. The horse
raisers of this community have never
| before had the services of such 6
horse within their reach.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

We could not supply the demand
for the Daily LEDGER Monday by
hundreds. Everybody wanted to see
u account of the dark lantern
meetinp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Jas. \. Ieatman, of St. Louis, was
suffocated by gas at the Barnum
Hotel Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
She was Not Appropriately Attired

G.. Kabrich & Co. the lowest priced
dry goods house in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
NNTES

rollment 95.
NOTES.
On to 100.
Only % old members.
Nearly two ladies' 10 one gentle
man.
Quite a number of the teachers
visited the Sells Bros, show last
evening.
Miss Clendenin conducted the
algebra class this morning. 1t Was n
success.
DR.. Reed lectures tomorrow at 10
O'Clock on ''Stimulants and Mar
cotics."
DR.. French lectures Friday at 10
O'Clock, before the physiology class,
on 1.-The eye"
&. w. Smith, of C~entralia, in pass
ing through the city stops off to do
the Institute"
j. Thomas Cross, not j. N, was
appointed in connection with j. X.
Pool as associate reporter.
Go to Radford or Trundle for a
glowing description of the Kentucky
Giant or the Circassian girl.
Miss May Gibbs, ID. G. Gentry
and w. c. Drake were counted
among the interested visitors this
morning.
Prof. L. j. Hall and J. NJ. Rouse
attended the snow to study up on
zoology. The Professor, we under
stand, went down on yak"
Prof. 5. L. Davis, an old wheel
horse in Institute work, is with us as
visitor. The Professor teaches at
Sturgeon the coming season.
Miss Mamie Carter, an old mem
Der of the Institute, spent the morn
ing with the teachers She left on
the evening train for Higbee.
No one made a hundred on the list
of test words. B. W. and c. L. Tor
reyson and d. A. Trundle answered
all of the who's who" questions.
Don't forget that Maj. j. B. Mer-
win, of St. Louis, lectures at the
Opera House Thursday night, Aug.
26, and Prof. Haines, of Boonville,
Tuesday night, Aug "a.
Wonder if Alex. Bruce has his
''opening day smile copyrighted :;
and if he really tried to initiate the
smile that plays at hide and go to
seek oven the phiz of Prof. Mcmillan.
The 20 words, test drill, for to-
day we're as follows: Guerrilla,
Apostasy, Separate, Indelible, Cor
puscle, ~Isosceles, S%adducee, Vicissi-
tude, Secession, Terrify, Alpaca,
Meerschaum, Sibylline, Surcingle,
Apocalypse, Lettuce, Colonelcy, Pur-
sue, Asafoetida, Charivari.
The ten general queries PROFOUND
ed read as follows:
L. What is the Club of the Uni
verse;"
2. Who named New England?
3. What president was the father
of a president?
4. Who said "Don't give up the
ship?"
5. What is the Lone Star State!
6. Who was Young Hickory"
7. Who SAID go west, young
MANI"
8. Is the negro a colored man? Z.
8 Who is Governor Of Missouri
10. Are pensioners exempt from
poll tax?
The Preacher and the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The fourth quarterly meeting for
Mexico circuit will convene with the
Llttleby church next Saturday and
Sunday. J. II. Ledbetter will con
duct fha,mnnfinn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Hattie Ball Annie Martinique
Lebble Ball Emma O'Rear
Ida Bloom Ada Overbagh
Nerdia Bowman Floy Patton
Clara Carroll Lillian Peak
Lutte Cave Ida Powell
Annie Dalton Ella Read
Nettle Duncan Mamie Sailee
Sallie Gex Alice Shea
Matte Ellis Matte Shea
Eva White Annie Sheimett
Josie Hamilton Annie Spence
Mary Headington Emma Steere
Mabel liightshoe Ella Stevenson
Bena Kelly Ida Clendenin
Hattie klmball Martha Sullinger
Minnie kimball Elizabeth Talbot
Mary Martin Willie Woodward
Id .Iette Willis Ida Herman
GuSsie Turner Ida White
Bena Grantham Ida West
Matte Dye Maggie T%orreyson
kittie Allen Embree
Maggie Sturgeon Emma Leake
Alice Class
J l. Caldwell q F. Johnson
Myron Corner J X Pool
Thomas Cross J B Roberts
f W Edwards Robert Rodgers
j w Edwards j NJ Rouse
IL \ Class w Stephens
J Class W d Thomas
Il " Hunt w Torreyson
4 B Hall ID A Trundle
Clason Hall CT Torreyson
l. q Hall + b West
J Jesse ID \ Mcmillan
f W Johnson in Cross
Robert McGee c Brashear
w Vanderford
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Marshal Surber has received no.
lice from Paris, Mo-, to arrest Neal
Scott, a mulatto, 20 year old, ) feet.
or 8 in height, very thin face and
Two teeth out in front. He is want.
ed for assault with intent to kill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Sam Locke's only bird dog''Sank.'
known to every hunter in this part of
the state, had to be killed Monday.
The heat was too much for him and
he had fits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

1t is reported hat one of Mexico's
leading attorneys is going to Kansas
City to resides.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

James Mckee smiles on a new
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Quarter stretch badges should
be sold at the next Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Uncle Frank Canterbury is COM
ing to town to live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Lawn party at Mrs. Lamertine
Lackland's Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Mr.. Chas. Kunkel never fails to
draw a large and refined audience.
Go and see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19
NOTES.

Success, thy name is Institute.
Mr.. Thomas, of Shelby, is in at
tendance
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Mr.. Hugh Wilson has our thanks
for a basket OF fine apples.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

John Daniel has our thanks for q
nnat DaNC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

The water1nelons and circus caught
the coons Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-08-19

Sheriff Atchison now has five reg
ular b0arders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

AMERICAN AgFicul'utiA,
No month Of the calendar presents such
diVersities Of farm work between the DIFF
ierent parte OF our own country. While
the Northern farmer is still confronted by
winter In all its severity, sometimes go.
veTer and more boisterous as the days
grow longer, his Southern brother may be
enjoying tho bland airs Of tho Gulf get
ting ia bis potatoes and wheat, or watch.
Ing the swelling buds Of the orange trees,
or the full blossoms OF the peach. This
being the case, our readers must read the
hints for tho iabors OF the month, with
due allowance for latitude. There Is
probably still work In the wood lot, and
until the sap starts, wood may be cut with
profit, Maple, birch and other trees,
Which carly feel the influence Of tho CONF
ing spring, ought to be fslled very early In
the season, for cut at this time, even the
logs will bleed, and be long In drying and
seasoning. Snow should DO made use Of
while It lasts, and the paths are good for
getting out tlte.wood and timber from the
woods, and for hauling manure upon the
fields. Ice, also, may be much more eco.
nomically hauled, and oughtto DO secured
al once, Tor after 4 good thawi1 February,
it will be vain 10 expect much lltst-rate
Ice. The frost, or rather freezing and
thawing, often lifts stones, and those In
moving land lying on the surface may be
nroHta6ly picked of the land, when the
ground is bare In winter than al any
other time. On some land Il 10 not I'm.
common 10 see stones lifted up an inch or
two above the ground, aud looking like
exaggerated nail heads. The same cause
throws out the clover and the winter
grain, and then when high, dry winds
prevail, irrepatable damage ls quickly
done. To prevent this, barnyard manure,
swamp hay, straw, swamp muck, OF even
soil may be spread on evenly. The natl.
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nnRAKrAsT BUDGET.

AT fashionable german the iavoIs we're
real canary birds IN pretty little cages.
A woDoD nj Anonsta Mo bas ordered
q ct " tolso ,sa,b az an ' aSaJ nat nonv
. SS' - 'A'1' 'sst- ~ ~, IS ~ t rs'.
80 scarce nAVs Wllu elePaauls usuSt ~,
IN n tuu'4 'Hes 'Ney Nv" P'0''S''N :"
NW' axe, It. nj. g..
AT saGouEg, 9WlIaetlAn1, Ile pIes ahs
passed leV agalpaE the sale OF tns pohn'e
edelWelss pant Win toou'
The buIleEQua valentines which are
seen hung up IN the top shop Windows
are nearly az manufactures ny h'nSle
finn 10 New York.
St. AuRunine, Florida, has already toE'
gotten the freeze and Ia making extensive
preparations Tor Ponce de Leon CelebEa'
hon on March ".
In Portland. Ore. the fire department
engines viii be- provided with "shoes,n 80
That they can DO run az sleighs TO hres
and make better time.
Los, year ros,Iv 15O mills were erected
IN To- SontheTn States Kentucky Leading
III ''' II Tsnnesses "a. Virginia. 20;
T T "a, GsoTSia. IL and North Caro-.
lima 10.
~, h,o,;n, that tho Crack feet had
I'LL ~ ,ri,b ra,,sd orders an anti. Helene
80 az onJon oSss,ved. "rhe orders prob.
~ tt'n nre IN stssm awav Whenever they
@uiy T H. Sssssl m ibs horiz1n.n
s'v ,D' H,i ~ I,,,an,;ora Exhi,i,ior has
lno P'tE'"" '"s !, =. III M -
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Ghe QRtelEi9enfer,
MnEELINo, W. ~, lEpRUAEY 70. lss0.
mr. O,b.on aud the state nouss.

A merry war is being waged between
Congressman Gibson on one side aud Gov
amor Wilson, State Treasurer Thompson,
Secretary of State Walker and Judge Okey
johnson, President Judge OF the Supreme
Court oi.AppeaIs Of West Virginia Nh
Gibson stated TO the Washington cores
poudents of the Register and the lNTELLI'
aEScIR that he had information from
Charleston telling Of caucus held In that
oty by the four iunCtionsrles named with
intent to wipe him out and give to State
Treasurer Thompson the Democratic NOM
ipation ior Congress in the Fourth Dis
tricL Mr.. Gibson WAS particular to FAY
and he has been particular to IelteEate'
that IN this outline OF the scheme ss he
had it Judge johnson had promised ITO
carry Wood county i)r Thompson"
The gentlemen OF the State House eide
deny that any such Caucus was held, and
demand Mr.. Gibson's authority Mr.
Gibsou replies that he WILDE at BATbourS-
Vile on the inst day Of March terra q
aunt, Mt which time he will give his
authorities. II they cannot wait 60 long
he will give HE authorities to two gentle
men whom tho State House faction may
designate to receive the same under the
seal OF secrecy.
II there NAB no cGucns as represented
Il WAS not only natural but right Tor The
ate House men 10 deny the statement
,rhe Governor would not wish to have 1t
said that he ia using the power Of his place
10 advance tho interests OF al associate,
u,rticuIarly in a district in which the
Goyernoris not voter. In like manner
Judge johnson would rather not appear
before the public in the role assigned TO
MIN.
As far as Mr.. Gibson ia concerned, ho
seems to have heen mised by his admir-
ers-induced to believe, not only that he
i,to have a walk.oyer in his district, but
thatlt would be rank presumption in any
other Democrat to aspire to the nonlna'
tioo. 1t Is probable that State Treasurer
Thompson will step into the arena with
such yipor as to undeceive Mr.. Gibson. II
is not denied that he lisa candidate and
that he will have whatever strength the
State administration can bring to him in
addition 10 his own.
After the affair Is over the braves will
wonder what it ia they have been fighting
a9ouut. Republicans will find no special
encouragement in tho controversy, be-
cause, a. Mr.. Henry Watterson said ut
the Columbus dinner, "the more lighting
the more cats"
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THE YNrEIlINARlAN.


A Department DOVotOl To ths Care, Treat
mont aud AiImsnts of Domestic Animals,
This department. is conducted by DR., O.
b. Robinson, a skilliul veterinary surgeon,
a graduate Of the Ontario College Of Agri'
culture and Montreal Veterinary College.
All inquiries will he answered through
this department free OF charge, To obtain
desired results all questions must be clear
and explicit in describing the ailments Of
the domestic animals about which inior-
mutton IL sought, otherwise proper dag
nOsis will be impossible.
All communications requiring private
answers, by mail, must be accompanied by
tue usual fec Of 81.
Address all communications to Editor
Veterinary Department Of the INTELLIdEN.
GER, Wheeling, W. Va.
Parties wishing to use this column must
send their proper names and address with
the letter, otherwise the communication
will not DO published. The initials only
aro printed, but should any one send only
initials tho communication will not DO
printed.
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nlnnnnarI Tnnth.

]. II. p, LEXINGTON, OHIo.-I hayo a
horse o years old, and there is something
wrong wrong with his mouth. When he
is eating he will at times stop and let the
oats all CONF out OF his mouth, and after a
while start to eat again. tried TO OK.
anime his teeth but could not sec the back
ones, but his breath smells very bad.
What is wrong?
ANSWER 1t would be hard 10 say, but
the probability Is that there Is q diseased
tooth. Have II removed at once.
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Sale Of gnuas.
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
Five Percent Bonds Of 1885,

Notice Is hereby given that tho uudenlgu,
Commits il0ners, aPpOllted by an ordinance iva
city Of Hhet ling, entitled An ordinance to W
vide for the tBuG aud LRlO Of bonds oil The CltyG
NyhetlIt x, to be known ~ bonds Of leAj and IL
the redemption and payment lheuG,, AMI pi,,
vidlbg Tor inc payment inlO lho IVY, iLhNsll 4
VAR Works, ratified by the voters Of Aall cIJol
the 18th day Oi May, 1870, Will on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., lSS6,
betwoen the hours OF o o'clock A. ". and Q otsi
=. 81 ut the Iinuk oil thy OHIO Valley, IN the eva
WheeliDR, ". Va receive bids ID wiling iOfA
sell bonds Of said city, Authnrlzot BY luid 0'dr
nance, 70 the amount of %! COZ I've theiCOl qua
denOmI nation OF 500 each and the iemtigdti
The denomination Of sl,O0j each, oil dated tleth
day OF July, A. y. 1856. payable on q before "
int day Of July, a, D. lblQ, al the Eaid Hank Ol
ONO Valley, WITH inlGIe,tA VI lh9 rate 81 I'VE "
cent per Antlum, pAIAblD annually Oh the lrlIdN
Of July, 4. u IT'D, and Oh tho inst cay Ol llI
In each year thereafter, until mud inelguiaG y.
year 1919, al the said tRnk, for which lhleig'
coupons III pIopgs form r. 9!tAenea 70 ShI W Ig
Rlent In bonds Of LRtd city Of tho loAn o. June y
1871, Commonly known VI the List nn1 DlvsnM
Loan, or tho Loan OF l67i,) 10 The highe,I bldcG
approved by the utleBlgntd, and noue q IhelA9
bonds OF ilS5 viii be sold for les Than we piia'
pal thereof With The Grcrutd Interest IheGolL
No ptCmIHm Wit bcAtlOWed Iut any Of lht Wlta
OF said lOin Of 1871. Il
The bonds hereby advertised ilr sale Eo Any q
them liable 10 redemption Ut Their pat yAlut ~
and ut any time after the first day Of july
1895, as provided In said ordinance aud nIl,hits
such bonds nor tina coupons thereto AtthggI w. W..
ly said ordinance the said city bO!iIatS ipeIl Y
pay each year after Itg until the ndAAuiaotl,,sa
bS said ordinance arc fully pald, thee lNelVi
hith Of all SUCH bonds not paid before the hn'oSy
" '' '''' ALFRED CALDWELL,
+. i. JElsON,
l.. X DUBBlNs,,
fan Commissioned
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make A porous plaster having anything llke. the
medicinal qualities Of fp ison's, the camp iOlUW'
efs 81 tho pharmaceutical profession produce tons
feaSSib BILE Ia btinl Iaai Of the genuine, aud when
CAfelesaly spoken, sound like II. fof example,
Cheap John diustitta will oder you trash vAtloliily
STYLED esp icnm "tApal0in,n .CapaielnO' or
'Capuclnh plA Ia 3, pteiaCel sOmetlnts with The
name "BetilOuW OF button O." We earnestly
caution the tublc against the whole tribe 6llhea,
They are Absjut " u'oltt a tefnpdlta lot disease
10 10 tutO they are gneap, but plain muffin a
cheaper and lust ~ ellcA9iout ASH for Rena ma,
watch the spelling and look lot the WThfCe ecalaI
Trademark, and The word "CapCine, !" which Il cu.
II ihS CSnltO 81 The genuine, leioAWA
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NELSON II. BAKER, District Attorney,
WesIchester county, y, T., otlleeat White
Plains, wr!tes June %, 1855: Five years
ago |, my two sons aud wife were very liza
be to colds. We wore the heaviest cloth
ing, wrapping ourselves up very warm
but it was colds, coughs aDdeatanh all the
time, Finally we commenced wearing ALI
cocks Porus PlasterS rs chest protectors,
The first year got rid ofourheavy flannel
as well 81 all coughs and colds. We each
wore two Plasters on the chestandpitot the
stomach for three or four weeks at time,
then washed the pats with alcohol and
put on fresh oues they appeared to warm
aud invgorate the whole body 50 that we
never took cold"
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G.BE., GRAFTON, w. VAIL have mare
that has a lump on the right hand leg
about one foot above the hook you can
move 1t with tho hand It is now about the
size OF hen egg, It Is hard l have used a
great many different medicines on II but
i only grows larger, what can be done
for 1t.
ANswRR.--A very simple operation
would remove II, but you had better have
the work done by Veterinary Surgeon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

J. A. X, PRUNrYTowH, W. VAL have
horse whose hoois have become very
hard and makes him lame. What must |
do to soften them?
ANswER-The hardness is the result Of
a disease structure inside Of the hool.
The best form Of treatment will be to place
the feet ina warm poultiCO Of Haxseed
meal until the hoot iseott then apply a
good blister around the top Of the hoOt to
ircresse the growth OF horn.