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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that /, - -
ministraior of the estate of. N. Pre-
will, 1t the March ter
1888, of the Audrain Probate Couf5
make my final settlement as admin1e
traitor Of said estate.
j. w. PRICE. Adminietfsloe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

BLAINE says he will not be a can
didate for President. The nomina-
ton by the Republicans will go a
begging as it is an empty honor
and so recognized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

THE communication received by
US to-day and signed Liar" is,
without a doubt, a lie sure enough.
If not, the writer should have sign
ed his name in full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
bright and Newsy.'
From tie Gentrat,a Guard.
n

The Mexico LEDGER has favored
us with its bright and newsy daily
since the railroad excitement COM
mienced, which courtesy has been
highly appreciated. The Guard
and LEDGER are in harmony on all
questions except the particular
route over which the Chicago, Han
nibal l. Springfield road is to be
huiIt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

THE committee composed of
Cook and Clark did good word in
Chicago. The rest is with the peo-
pie of Mexico. The railroad is
within our reach shall we not Sc
cure IT and make Mexico a city?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

HoN. w. HI. BIGGs, of Pike, is
developing strength as a candidate
for Judge of the st. Louis Court of
Appeals, which is very gratifying
to his many friends all over the
State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

d. r. Francis, Mayor of st.
Louis, and a large committee OF
prominent Democrats from St.
Louis and the State at large, will
be busy until after the oath of this
month, endeavoring to secure, for
ST. Louis, the National Democratic
Convention. With this matter of
his hands, Mr.. Francis viii have
a chance to consider his own per-
sonal affairs, and viii likely at
once announce himself candidate
for 6 Governor, and make such a can
yass of the State as his duties
while Mayor viii permit. Francis
mill make an active canvass of the
State, but will neglect none of his
official duties to advance his inter.
ests In any way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
Bowman Out on Bond.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb. 1.-THE
preliminary examination of City
Marshal A. D. Bowman, of Contra
liza, charged with the killing of
Barton S. Roberts of the same place,
resulted in Bowman being bound
over in the sum of $1,000. He
promptly made his bond and was
released.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16


WHEN a man comes into the OF
fee and planks down the cash, and
says: "Send me the paper for a
year. that means business. When
one says: 81 want your paper,
but haven't got the money now,''
that's all right. When he takes it
out of the office for several years
and then sends it back refused,
that's meanness. When a man
spends from ten cents to a dollar
for cigars and beer and then says he
can't afford to take his home pa
per, that's a-no such thing.
when a man borrows his neighbours
paper TO read every week, that's
gall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Notice is hereby given that /, a. ad-
minlstrator of the estate OF y.
Neale, deceased, will, at the Marcn
term, 1888, Of the Audrsin Prooste
Cont, make my finnl settlement - %
ministrator OF eaid estate.
III. A. RICKETTS,. AdmfnistSatne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMEn3
Notice is hereby given that LIS
ministrator Of the estate Of &C.
Hall, decesse6, win, At the 49,.
term, 1888. of the Audrain 2
Court. make my final settlement -
ministretof Of said estate.
444t r. II. HALL, AdministrA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice lie hereby given that ], a. 40
ministratrix Of the estate Of h
Terrell, deceased, will, at the March
term, 1883, of the Audrain Pr0batn
Court. make my final settlement a. a.
miHistratrix of said estate.
ANNIE TERRELL,
Adminietratry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

CONGRESS- could make good use
of the surplus by erecting post
office buildings in ali towns which
have over 5000 inhabitants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

THE press and people of Boone
County are solid for D. R. Francis
for Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

The majority Of Republicans APP
pear to be glad that Blaine has de
clined to be a candidate for Presi-
dent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that +. as ed.
ministrator of the estate of Luckie h
Neale, the latter deceased, will, at the
March term, 1888, of the Audrain
Probate Court, make my final settle
ment as administrator Of the said part
nership estate.
J. w. LUCKIE, Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

THE wool men of Audrain Coun-
ty r preparing to organize this
spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
nor1cp or r1NAr. sETTr.EMEET.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that /, = g.
miuistratrix Of the estate old. -
wagner, decd, will, at the March tern
1888, of the Audrain Probate C0Sfss
make my final settlement as admin1s'
ANNIE WAGNER,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

When suffering from throat or
lung troubles. take only such
medicine as has been proved worthy
of confidence. Such remedy Ia
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; a specific
for sudden colds, and invaluable
in all forms Of pulmonary COM
plants. Sold by druggists. Price
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

II had a dun. heavy heatatire. nose al stuff
ed up with a e~anstalt rtripping from the head
into the thr,isF.. 9ltKet lines rf6ftsa, w%,1efy and
scrid. AT others Il irk, TENACIOUS m,Go,is, pari-
lent. bloody and p4trd my eyes weak, watery
and miianied. There ,wasa riagf' Z IN my ears,
and from oaa 20 sffApatilere was constant dis
char of matter - the last iine years deaf
ness. constant hlwt nS: atid . sasfaing TO clear
The threat expect0ratior1 offensive matter.
together with sra5ssirotii rs. Ny voice had
Il nasal twalia, bF'.ath very 5afensise, smell. ana
tas,e gone. y sensation ef .siziness with tnsnfai
depression. 3 hacking coogtt aud general tfh,ii-
II. On the nth 'af september, 18Sz, 1 piaeed
myself under the treatment of ~. II =. Mccoy.
bis i.ticas Place. and Baw, at the expiration If
i1iffy tiigre months, | am entirely cured aud | am
ira y tflankni for tie great messing Of health
bestowed hfon He ny DR.. MeCov's treatment
I can unIe-eTyedly recommend him TO auy tar
troubled with chronic eatarrh. M disease, y
Continued The gentleman, .fs so common. more
deceptive, dangerous and less understood. or
mare successful y treated by physicians AE.
Newton Is an exceedingly well informed sFntle-
man, wlfa Is employed 1T z j. Pauiy jail
building and M;tnuiaetufing Company. 22l5 DE
ht1b Street. wiiere Ire can be seen or at his resi-
dence z7i5 Second Carondelet Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Celebrated Rodgers Murder
Trial to Come up-Court
Notes.

The crime for which John Rod
gers, of Montgomery County, will
be put on trial for his life In the
Circuit Court here to-day was
committed at u school meeting at
Young's school house, five miles
north Of Wellsville, early IN last
April. As the LEDGER has learned
the facts from those who claim to
know Of all the circumstances con-
nected with the killing, they APP.
pear to be. about as follows: There
had been bad blood existing in the
neighborhood for several years
which eliminated in a row, follow
ing by the killing. At the school
meeting John Woods challenged
the vote of John Rodgers. A
quarrel followed, resulting in
blows, in which Rodgers was
worsted.
During the seuffle Geo. Woods,
a brother of one of the combatants,
secured Rodgers revolver but did
not use it. After the fighters were
separated Rodgers shot the younger
Woods through the heart. The
young man, who was scarcely of
age, expired at once Rodgers es-
capped but was subsequently ar
rested.
1t is said that Rodgers is the UNI
lucky possessor of an ungoyernable
temper, which once before got him
into trouble. He was tried at
Bowling Green several years ago
for shooting an Illinois young
lady, but insanity cleared him.
His trial for the killing of Woods
opens tomorrow and promises to
be of unusual interest. E.. T.
Smith, w. III. Biggs, John NJ, Bar
ker and Robert Shackleford are at
torneys for the defence, the State
represented by Hon. Sol Hughlett,
w. S. Mosby and Hon. E. Robin
son. A jury viii be selected from
the panel of forty made on Tues
day.
COURT NOTES.
The following special grand jury
has been i~mpanneled to investigate
the charge of burglary against An
drew Locke, John Harris and Geo.
Clark, who were arrested several
days ago for robbing fuckers mill:
E. w. Campbell, H. Mundy, John
Showers, jeff Sims, w. P. Qnisen-
berry, James Kelso, e. 7. Smith,
Gus billiard, Robert Byrns, R. A.
Byrns, Thos. Board and. Thomas
Mclntlfe-
Capt. Morrow, of Louisiana, has
business before the court.
Frank r. Jesse and Fenley
Bryan we're appointed by the eour'
to defend the negro boys who were
indicted for burglarizing Tucker
mill last week. IF convicted, tn,
Lowest punishment that can be in
fiicted is three years Imprisonment.
in the penitentiary.
There was little business befor,
the court; the Rodger murder tria
"Opens tomorrow.
|, Judge Elijah Robinson, who is t.
, assist in the prosecution of Rodg
ers, is here from Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

MEXICO will get the railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
OLD Walls
and Gold Received by the
Boys Tuesday.

Dan Woodward's valentine has
not yet arrived. 1t will come in a
government envelope when the
Senate confirms President Cleve-
lands nomination.
Recorder Torreyson sent sever
al double-action valentines, but he
got a dollar for each of them and
made several pairs ofhearts happy.
Recorder Tom1inson was well
remembered by some of the victims
of his court.
DR.. Patterson's weighed ten
pounds. 1t makes a noise and is
girl.
Pete Cardwell's was a base ball.
c.. F. Clark's valentine had the
name of every lover of patriotism,
public spirit and energy attached.
A marvel of art, representing an
eclipse of the sun by electric
light, was received by J. F. Lew
ellyn.
County Clerk Williams was the
happy recipient of a statement
showing Audrain's superiority over
the other l13 counties in Missouri.
Frank Jesse had received a waste
basket full up to moo and it would
be madness to attempt to describe
them.
Each of the City Council got a
picture of Moses trying to find his
way along a muddy street after the
light went. out.
Sheriff Atchison sent fifty valen-
tions, but they were couched in
cold, feelingless words, much more
expressive than romantic.
! VIII Smith got a beautiful valen-
tine. 1t had a cleverly worded
verse on it, too.
Bob Whites valentine was a cir
8 cular offering for sale the hide of
the giant cow, which was OF ex-
hibition here recently. But as the
owners only guaranteed Mr.. White
one shoe out of the piece, a sale
was not effected.
. Ben. Dobyns' valentine bore the
postmark of another town. 1t was
! not a shabby valentine, either.
Uncle Abe Hits valentine
souvenir was a miniature locomo-
tive and train of cars, marked &C.,
!, H. & s."
The Mexico Browns received
their first valentine this morning
. in the shape of a challenge from a
st. Louis club.
Coal at Wellsville.
5 WELLsvILLE, No., Feb. IL
, Wellsville is wild with enthusiasm
/ over the discovery of a coal field
;, under the town, at depth OF liz
feet. The coal is bituminous, o.
!. excellent quality and thirty foul
!, inches thick.
$ An excellent remedy for head.
abe from constipation and gastric
arrangement, as in fact it is fol
q most of the troubles originating
9 with the digestive organs, is Sim
mons Liver Regulator. II is wha'
a tina name iEdieates-a regulator o
that most important organ, th.
liver. It is a vegetable prepare
Is ton and a very valuable famll,
$ medicine for the various ailments
|, arising from arrangements of th,
stomach or bowels. As a headach.
remedy few things equal it.
I. When suffering from throat O
!. lung troubles. take only suel
IL medicine as has beenproved worth,
of confidence. Such remedy [
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; a specifi
for sudden colds, and inyaluabl
in all forms of pulmonary com
plants. Sold by druggists. Pric
s1.
!. The biggest turkey of the seasol
= was this week sold to Thos. Gibso
by 3. L. Gregory, who lives fftee;
r miles rortheas. Of Mexico.
ae weighed % pounds and was
dandy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

Itch, mango and scratches of ey-
cry kind on human or animals
cured in 30 minutes by Woodford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Dobyns & Gibbs, druggist,
Mexico. Mo. 45-4in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

Urban Weimer left this after
nooa on q business trip over the
G. Il a, east.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
Mexico Brooms.

Those wishing to ~patronize home
industries will do well to inspect
my stock OF brooms, which win be
sold either at wholesale or retail,
the latter at regular merchants
rates. Mexico brocms have a der
served reputation as being first
class. JAMES CLEMENT.
d 151-4t W 43-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
per Year.
The 81. Lauis Sunday Post DISPATCH.

An independent. Democratic, metropolitan
SUNDAY morning newspaper. contains from
twenty 10 fwenty-fouf. or more, pages Of seven
columns each. A Sunday morning edition ofthe
DAILY Pest pispatch. under the ownership and
represpnttn9 fbe exna principles as the New
York World. Specimen copies Of either paper
free. Address N comInu1icatteO4 Ho1s~Dtgs
pa31h, Is, Lnuis, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
STARTLING AND TRUE!
4 Young Man PersistentIy Follewed
for Years BY m Arch EnemT that,
Like Hanque's Ghost, OBJ
sfrueied Everywhere
aad Refused TO
Dawn.

From The 81. Louis Republican, bee. II. 1887.
ous, oil tissf haRpiest men'ln SC. Lofts to-day Is
III Orin S. Newton Of 27l5 second Cafnatteiet
ssnife. To a gentleman n,fing his couBfen-
xbfe heaming with y 81 tisied. happy look. and
Newfpn said II have been iroubled with
chroni.s catarrh for ave years. during which
tune 7 have suffered horrors which the tongue Is
inaass saafa 10 portray. having. during that
tim... heen treated by several prominent physi.
etaas ard Used patent medicines without stint.
~ II which failed 70 do me any good In fact,
life became aimost n burden. My eatafrh had
exesa ted INTO the bronchial tubes AZ times I
es;ecfara sed blood, and had night sweafs and
@ns az tAs rasd 10 consumption.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

Samples of ore from "Mountain
Rose" a mining property owned
by Mexico gentlemen near Butte
City, Montana, have just assayed
s430.4o TO the ton, silver, with a
trace of gold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
Not Much.
From the Cen,ralia Guard.

2 EtffIt FtS L1Ifs VT NUhiH.
Get ready for a j%ollification.
The railroad viii surely come this
way. Mexico has been shelved,
and Bob White is weeping and
wailing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

Mrs. Maddox, ofCallaway, moth
er of Wood Maddox, is the guest of
Mrs. McClelland, on East Prone
made street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

w. Fl. Biggs, of Pike, q promi.
nent candidate for Judge ofthe st.
Louis Court of Appeals, is ia town,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

II. FRANKIE is in st. Louis buying
boots and shoes for his new store,
which he will occupy March 10th
at Shootman's building, second
door from the northwest corner,
east side of the Square. He will
sell at a great sacrifice his stock oil
boots and shoes now on hand at his
old stand on Washington street, No.
8, two doors south of T. f. Roden's
grocery store. Std
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16
Coal at WellsyilIe.

WELLsvILLE, Mo-, Feb. H.
Wellsville is wild with enthusiasm
over the discovery of a coal field
under the town, at depth OF 113
feet. The coal is bituminous, of
excellent quality and thirty four
inches thick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

Mr.. Upham, manager o fthe Mex
leo Machine and Music Company,
has the thanks of the LEDGER for
choice sheet music, taken from the
immense stock just received at this
house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-16

The County Convention of the
w. C. r. u. will be held in this
city ON the 18th instant. Mrs.
Clara Hoffman will address the
session.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
seIbfntoro aus Mette.

NuS 9teue bariiber, baB e. feline Q(rbeitz
9eber Oerrat6en. ioQ Wtidael Sm6ol5 Selbit>
moro ~6egangen babeu. Ser elbe, ein Wtann
BON ettpa 81 Sa6reu, Der cine Srau uno
bier &tn0er an Der Ganalport Npe. 1pobnen
bate, tpar Dor mebreren Mo6en ais Wtai6i=
Nit bel bet yGbicaQo Mooo Sinti6tng Co.,
Scr. 143 Gltntonitr., bei6dftigt. ST mar
nt6t bios Elm gutter Wtal6tniit, ionoern be-
reltete AUDI oaS Wtaterial 81, tpel6es benllBt
Dtro, UNI getp6bnlt6eS Si6tenDols ais
NalnlBbols, ober &trl6baum6olS als Dea>
bagontbOl3 eri6einen gu lallen, nit elmer
9tadabmung all Der natiirlt1en Semi
5etden, Die 0telen tbelren 6olSarten etgen
fin0. Die Sirma bate cine Goncurrentin
in S%rtogport, Gonn., Deren 0eldGftsfitbrer,
6err St. 90. 8reinig, Dor me6reren Woden
bieber fam, UNI auSSuftnben, Oh Die bteiige
Strma ni6t ibre 8atentre6te beeintrG0tige.
0err 8retntg iotl ii6 nun an SmbolS Ser
it6 our 3ett III Derlpidelten finansieQen
SerbGltntlien befaro, getpanot unD ibn
0ur6 @elb peranlaBt baben, Die @el6Gfts=
ge6eimniiie Der i'm bei6Gftigen0en 6irma
pr~eiS5uge6en. 8alo 0arauf murDe ISn1bof
bon 9telle erfaBt uno er ersG6lte ietnen Or
~beitgebern BON Der 8eite6ung, Die i'm ieoo6
ni6t eutlteBen. ST na0m lt6 aber ben
8erratb 10 81 6er5en, 0aB er AM 10. b.. sc.
cine geidGrfte Setle na6m un0 ii6 ben 6als
Our6i6nitt. Siinfsebn Sage lang Lag ct
I'M County 6oipttal, 5tptlben SOB un0 2e=
ben lhiue6enO, bis ii6 Der @ritere ieiner er=
barmte uno i'm Don leinen &eioen erl0ite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Gin friiberer SnoianerA9ent Dor
Octt NOki5ct=RtdDfcr.

Gbtparo s. Auiion, Ser ais Qlgent fir
@eneral Gutter nit Sitting SUI tpieoerz
bolt unterbanbelt batte, itano Dor 8i6z
ter Ct. $. 8btte inter Der 2tlftIage, Der
iie6enjdbrigen Go6ter BON s. 6. g. &emp,
Dem 6erausgeber bes vJtational Steamibip
ano 9taiItpap @aSette" ungeaiemenOe Qur
trdge 9emo6t gu baben. 0a Dur6 Die
53etgenausiagen Die gege1 Nution erbobez
llen Qtufla9en nt6t e~rtpieien tperoen fonn=
ten, 10 ftrafte in 9ti6ter st. $. Q8bite nur
nm SIS tuegen 5ragenS BON QBafien, tuel6e
Strafe pom Stabalipalt Htbo!ion e%rlaiien
muroe. Der Nngefla9te Derrtetb our6 feline
9lusiagen, baB er cine quite @rSiebun9 gez
noiien bate uno erregte bur6 ietne Griheiz
nung i'm 8oli3eigeridt Nufieben, baS it6
nod f~teigerte, ais ct Sriginalbriefe bon
General 8bil. S6ertOalt, General Gerrp
unb Wfaior Carroll, bem &omtnlar1oeur beS
eriten SapalIerie &egimentS, por5eigte, in
oelen er ietner boben Serbienite tpe9e1f, Die
CT Ser 8unoesregieru1g ais lll1terbdn6ler
NIT ben Snbtanert 9eleiitet bate, gelo6t
fDuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
&flmitt9e Stretfer.
0reifen eiuen 3ug Der G., 9. & g.:
8abn an.
limo pioerie5en fid oer poli5iiter, ole fie
perhaften molen.

Sin abermolt9er, i6urttl6er Qngrifi murDe
6relta9Jfa6ntttta9 an Der &~reusungsltelle Der
MelterH Npe. uno EtnSieltr. Guf einen She'll
Der Grlatmanni6aften fiIr bic Streifer Der
Is, g. q Q.zSabn %begdngen. Sin aus etpa
30 .GorS"" belteben0er Nra6tsIg Der lebteren
Ioute IN ben 8abnboT Der WIlp. s. ct. 4$aul-
Sabn iiberfIbrt merDen ullo bate Die @eIeiie
all Der ermQbnten Stele obue ie9li6e Stoz
run9 erretbt, ais Der &ocomptipfiibrer our6
oaS unerlDartete Nuttau1en DON millbeitenS
butoert WGrnerI, beren 0robenoe !0altlne
ni6tS @ltes obuen lieB, CUR 9rDBten Borli6t
genabnt murbe. Gr fubr ldlt9lamer un0
bracbte, oa Der A0aufe unter gleIb3eitt9er Grz
0fiuun9 ei1es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6neu
pom allen Setten ouf ben j3u9 ein0rdng, Die
len balo p0ui9 gum SoaIten.
Sie Sonbe bate bies offenbor beobii6ti9t,
oenu lie pertbellte ii6 iofDrt iiber ben 9anSen
2uQ uu0 I'M S0anbumOreben maren bic Sop
pelbol5elt, meldbe bic etn3elnel1 ,@ar5" per-
banben, %entfernt unb iepe Sort1ebun9 Ser
SSabrt lomit n~nnto9li6 9enta6t. @Gbreno
1i6 Die gufriibrer Die nteilteu pou linen
lparen gSei6eniteler Der Wtilmaufee & ct.
Youlz Sabu nod init BEN ibuen perbaBteu
nScabS" granddaughter, muroe per Seles
pbon pie MeltcSbtca9o Npenuez Citation pon
Dem 0Drgetallenen IN &efntniB oelebt u1o
Gleut. Steele elite bieraltf neb1t eiller NltSobl
~" N(NSSN NV w ~ ilO
@telle. Die Noltsei itieB bel Sen erbitterten
3llbeit0rern anfMgli6 ari borten Niberz
itono. Grit ais alleiti9 erbarmunoslos
Sr1iippelbiebe ouf ie berabregueten, monb=
ten tie 1i6 5ur Sll6t, W{in=
oeitenS EN- 3lbeno DON ibueu
murOen perbaftet, inbeiien geIalte es ben
@olegeu Der Gefan9enelt, btele bis ol1f pier
ben SlanrOden mieDer St entreiBen. 0ie
ytamen beS III ii6eren @elpabrlam 9ebra6ten
Quartetts linb: Sobn gteff Spen Srni0,
Ottte ,&eup unO Feter Sobniou, obne AuSz
nabme Nei6enlteler Der Wtilp. & st. 4aulz
gabn. IS Oalerte geronlne !3eita ebe~bas
Yerlonal Der s. 9. & Gl,zgabn bic pegeez
GoppelbolSel burd anDere err
ieben unb es bierour6 ermo9li6en tounte,
Die nnterbro@ene 6abrt fortsuieteu.
@er na6 Winneiota seben mill, Der per6e
itb III SSreoeriflen & &c., Jto. 18l &albil1oz
tOnzS traBe, @bicaso. Na9ite GrflriioTn
Sin. "a. row
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
,sNGfeInSe Stitmmen, Satdrr1 1ttS
falf6e-SdDne."

Sine Gn9lGl1berin Der better GjeieQf6aft
1aet, boB bic a%merifanii6en Srauen ddrunttz
LID bobe, idrtlle, n~Gielnoe Sttn1men uno
fdli6e 3Gbne batter.
Nmerifoter baben BE epigen Stt6eleten,
oeren 13iel iie 1pe9en oieler t%noIGlen Ausz
lpra6e limb, ni6t germ, u1lb bod lit lebtere
cine 8batla6e, Oeren @rnno l~Iitlere trodene,
QnreiSenoe Ntmoipbdre un6 0aS aQgemetne
8orbanOenlein Don tatarrbalil@en gei9wer=
ben fino. i:
God rporltm Iolten 10 piele unierer
Trouen fali6e 3Gbne tra9er?
9GS lit l6ou cine bGrtere 9fuB fir bic
Gn9lGnoer. @s 1T gang unmO9li6, ods SIT
e%rtlGren, ausgenommen atf @runo Der
S6eprie 9eit0rter Wta9entbGti9feit, bic our6
llntlu9bett i'm @fen ltno bas Seblen elmer
regelntGBi9en 8emegung nerurio6t wuroe.
Seibe 53uit6nbe iil1b ul1natiirtt6.
&atorrboltl6e 9etbeu itno ii6eraQ porberrs
i9eno lnO enOi9en nit 6uiten unO S6min0=
lu6t, mel@e Don l6lebter Grl1d6rlln9, elmer
9Solge 9eltOrter Otagentb6ti9feit. bef0roert
lper0e11. Ser 3ultano lit neuerelt S1trms
ui1o mar ~lnlere1t 9orfa6ren rnbefarnt,
lpelcbe Gatarrb, GrtGltIn9, 0ltiten uuo
S6ipinbi u6t lernbielten bur9 rei9li9e uro
re9elntGBt9e An1penoltng Don Gem, mas ieet
betdnltt lit ais Warmers Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption Remedy u1o ais Log
CaDln OarSapafllla, 8!Del Ql[HlDOuOe JlDr>
nal oeilmtttel, Die pom unieren QIorfobren
ms binterlaiien murben urD lest alISi9lieB=
lid nltr pom BEN meltberiibmteu 1Sabrifanteu
pon Warmers Safe Cure nit ben liGerlten
Garontieu fiir Geiu6eit uuo gS~irfiamfett barr
9eboten meroen. QSeuu bieIe betDeu Sell
mittel nit benz Sprrilden Der SriibiabrS.lluo
SommersSeit rei6li6 o~n9emenbet werben, 10
geben tie eire poitttpe St6erbett Oafiir, oaB
man iomobl ppn Satarrb peri@Ont bleibt,
mie pou ietnen i6refli6en uub, menn per-
no6lGilt9t, unpermeioli6en Sol9en, 2lln9e1=
ent3iinbung, @%un9enletoen unb S6winblu6t,
melde 10 al9emetn uno nit 10 t0btlt6em Gr=
folge inter unierem Solfe berrI6en.
&amerab gti Sllber pom Gafem, 6etrp
60, Soma, biente m6brenb beS letten 6riez
ses pier Sabre lang IN Der 9trmee rtO sog
li6 cine, Don ben ~2lerSten S6Dinoiu9t gez
narnte &rontbeit 81. Gr bate bGlfi9 8lltt=
lturS. 9ta60em er Warmers Log Cabin
Cough and Consumption Remedy ge7
braubt. tbeilt er unter benz 10. Sannor 1888
nit: SD babe fein glIn9elbltteu mebr,
meiu Suitel quilt mid ni4t mebr unD t6
babe feine @rlttdln9sanfdle mebr." War
ner's Long Cabin Rose Cream befreite le;ne
Srau pOn &atarrb lno ite tit rfrii9 uno ges
lltnb."
9tatiirli1 b0ren mir ni6t germ, boB uniere
Srauen 9taienrebnertnner unO 8eliberinte1
foli6er 3Gblle 9%eno1nt merben, Oieie 53uz
ltGroe f0n1en dber lei6t in Der ange9ebellen
Neile beletttgt mer0eI.