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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Union Sunday School Lesson.

Dixon Tor good prices. Nov Zl-6m
Union Sunday School Lesson.
Following is the Union Sunday
School lesson for next Sunday:
l Kings. 3: 5-15.
GOLDEN TEXT.--"wisiom is better than
rubies.'--Prov.s s. II.
LESSON FLAN.
/. The Choice Made, VS., SO.
IL. The Choice Approved, VS..
1O-15.
TIME.-B. C. 1915. Solomon
reigned B. c.. 1O15-975.
Professionalism !; Gideon, six
miJes northeast of Jerusalem,
where the old tabernacle remained,
while the ark was on Mount Zion,
in Jerusalem.
OPENING WORDS.
David died, B. C. 1915, after a
reign of forty years, l Chron. 20:
%. Solomon who had been as
ISOLATED with him in the kingdom
for some months before his death
succeeded him. According to
Jewish tradition Solomon was
eighteen years old when he ascend
ed the throne. His first measures
were directed to the establishment
of his authority. Adonijan made
a second attempt to usurp the
kingly power, and was put to
death. Joab and Abiathar were in
league with him in the plot. The
former was slain, and the latter
was degraded from the high priest.
hood and banisbed. Renaiah be-
came commandments, and
Zadok high priest. Solomon next
secured an alliance with Egypt by
his marriage with the daughter o.
Pharaoh. He soon after held 9
great religious festival at Gideon
There he had the vision which il
the subject of this lesson. Parallel
| account, 2 Chron. /: lib.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
A Good Ticket.

From the St. Charles Banner.
Bob White, of the Mexico LED
GER, says Cleveland and Francis
will make a strong ticket IN 1892.
The Banner is of the same opinion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Col. TERRY, late of the Mexico
Patriot, is superintendent of the
Guthrie, Oklahoma, public schools
with ten teachers and 500 pupils.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO the cred
itors of w. p. Hooton that on the
Fourth Monday in January, A D.,
1889, or as soon thereafter as counsel
IAN be heard, / shall apply to the Au-
drain county Circuit Court for a dis
charge from my trust as assignee of w.
p. Hootoff- r. E. LOCKE,
3l-6t Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

THE motion for a new trial in
the Dusenberry case will be argued
at the January term of court. The
defense thinks it will surely get d
new trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Nsties Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that I, as adj
minIstrator of the estate of John g.
Dingle, deceased, will, at the Janu-
airy term, 1890, of the Audrain Pro-
bate Court, make my finai settlement
as administrator of said estate.
A. &. DINGLE,
32-tds Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
1915 train at Rush Hill Sat-

hound 1915 train at Rush Hill Sat-
urday night and borrowed a lam
tern to flag the train going east.
Some persons think she was sent
to Rush Hill for the purpose of
stopping the train so the perpe-
traitor of the deed could escape.
The murdered man owned one Of
the hes. farms in that part oe the
county, which was well stocked,
and he was considered to be we'll
off financially.
The affair is wrapped in the
deepest mystery and the assassina-
ton is one of the most atrocious that
ever occurred in this vicinity.
Sheriff Adams and Constable
Quisenberry went to Rush Hill
Monday afternoon and arrested the
entire Collins family ,as referred to
heretofore in the LEDGER. The
officers proceeded to search the
premises closely and to pump out
the two wells in order to see if the
pistol could be found. Sheriff
Adams came home Monday night
but Quisenberry remained in charge
of the prisoners and superlntended
the drawing of the water from the
wells, which took a good while.
The whole country around Rush
Hill is excited and every clew is
being closely followed up. There
have been several small develop
ments made which we do not pub
llsh, as the publication might de-
feat Justice. 1t is said there has
been a great deal of trouble of va
rious kinds in the Collins family
in the past, and, in fact, from what
we can learn, the female portion OF
the household especially could not
get along with the head of the fam
lily. 1t Is sincerely to be hoped
that suspicion pointing to some
member of the family as the cause
of Collins death is without founda-
ton and can be cleared away. The
officers, neighbors and the Anti.
Horse Thief Association are all
hard at work on the case and we
presume, without doubt, the muir.
derer or murderers, whether men
or women in or out of the family,
will be brought to justice
The murdered man had been in
Strengthened circumstances fnan.
cially up to a year or SO ago, but
was fast paying himself out of debt,
and was prospecting nicely when
his untimely death occurred. The
day before he was killed he paid
nearly 5000 Indebtedness and $4N
were IN bank to his credit, money
which had been borrowed to further
satisfy his Indebtedness. Collins
was a thrifty man and the farm is
stocked with a large number of cat.
tie and hogs, which, when placed
upon the market, would have more
than paid him out.
A LEDGER reporter went to Rush
Hill again Tuesday and could heal
all kinds of rumors about the fam.
lily and about the murder but mos'
of them were without any founda'
ton. The family all appear te
stand we'll in the neighborheod ane
the suspicion has caused as much
of a shock to many as did the muir
der. Feeling runs high but VIZ
are sure the law will be allowed tt
take its course no matter what may
be the developments. Mrs. Collin.
is not a second wife, as reported
but is the mother of all the chill
dren, and has always been vel
thought of by those who knew her
as far as we could learn.
The body of the murdered mar
was buried Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

THOSE who want Mexico to come
to the front will have a chance in a
day or so to do something more
than talk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Col. BARKER,o of Wellsville, made
a strong speech for the State in the
Dusenberry case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Our worthy contemporary, the
Inteuigcncer, had a~s'geminy fit" a
few days stree and severely con-
demned a newspaper which pre-
sumed to try a case in advance OF
the courts. We wonder what the
editor of the paper above referred
to now thinks, after reading his ar
gument and one-sided trial of the
Collins murder case in his Mon
days paper. consistency, thou
art a jewell" and our contem-
porary lay be characterized, in
this instance, as a casket full of
Jewels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Protracted Meeting Closed.

AZ tie rAi'tor OF tue Ledger.
MEXICO, No., Nov. 20.-The
protracted meeting at 'Rising Sun"
Christian Church closed Tuesday
night with twenty-four additions.
Twenty-three we're immersed.
Our County Evangelist, w. d.
Conner, of Paris, No., did most of
the preaching and he did his work
nobly. ! most cordially commend
him and his self-sacrificing tolls to
the church everywhere. Although
q comparative stranger, he has won
his way to our hearts by his pulpit
power and diversity of talent and
ms successful methods in winning
souls TO Christ.
D. NJ. GRANpFrELD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Was Not Jerry Casey.

Tothe Editor OF The Ledger.
MEXICO, No., Nov. 20.--I desire
to state, through your paper, that
it was not myself who shouted in
Court, at the Dusenberry trial, to
'shang the s-nf a b" as re-
ported IN the Mexico Iatelligeneer.
l have been at home sick for the
past five weeks and was not inside
the Court House during the trial,
l have always been a law-abiding
citizen and was never fined a dollar
in my life. Please make the mat.
ter right for me. JERRY CASEY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Administrator Notice,

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
r. d. Alexander, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned, J. T.
Williams, Public Administrator, by
the Probate Court of Audrain county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit tirnr-
for allowance to the administrator
within one year after the date or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
such estate, and if such claims be not
exhibited within two years from this
date they will be forever barred.
304t J.T. WILLIAMS,
Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

THE officers are hard at work on
all the ciews connected with the
Collins murder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Notes Of Ftual settIement

Notice 10 hereby given that I, as adj
of the estate of Ann
Corker, deceased, will, at tho Janu-
airy term, 1890, Of the AudraIn Probate
Court, make my final settlement az adj
ministrator of said estate.
p. e. LOCKE
oe-td Administrative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
OF F0rly-fiye Years. Standing.

Rheumatic Syrup Co. jackson, Mich.
GENTS 4; For forty-five years l
have been afflicted with blood
poison, liver and rheumatic diff
culties. Part of the time confined
to my bed. My blood was badly
diseased. Six bottles of Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup did me more good
than all the other medicines I have
taken. My friends have used it
and in every case it has proven a
wonderful remedy. l have known
of some wonderful cures OF dyspep-
STA and neuralgia.
MRS. MARY BIDDLE.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Plasters are remedies Of great
merit. l believe they have no
equal in the cure of rheumatism
and all blood diseases.
DR.. H. REIcHARD, Druggist.
Mitchellville, Iowa.
For sale by C. R. Gibos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

If E. A. Collins, of near Rush
Hill, was murdered for the purpose
of robbery, we fail to e the OBJ
ject of the murderer in killing him,
as all there was in the house OF
value had been secured without
awakening any of the household
and before the fatal shot was fired.
Why, then, did the murderer, after
he had accomplished his object
without disturbing anyone, lean
over Mrs. Collins and kill her
husband, thus laying himself
liable to capture and death for MUIR
der at the hands of the hangman?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

Notice is hereby given that I, as adj
ministrator of the estate of David Hor-
ton, deceased, will, at the January
term, 1890, of the Audrain Probate
Court, make my final settlement as adj
ministrator of said estate.
H. KLEEKAMP,
3i-td Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Geo. w. Smith, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned, Elizabeth
A. Smith, by the Probate Court Of
Audrain county, Missouri, bearing
date September o, 1889.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance to the administrator
within one year after the date, or they
may be precluded from n benefit Of
such estate, and if such claims be not
exhibited within two years from this
date they will be forever barred.
30-4t ELIZABETH A. SMITH,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

All the members of the Collins
family who we're in the house at
the time old man Collins was
murdered were brought to this city
Tuesday evening by Sheriff Adams
and Constable Quisenberry. They
were brought overland in a wagon,
and as soon as they reached Mexl-
co were taken to a restaurant and
provided with supper for which,
however, they refused to pay,
claiming it was the States duty to
do so. The Constable did not
think that way and told the boys
the State would feed them if they
preferred to 60 to the county Jail
The family did not care to go to
prison and they paid a man to
guard them. VIM. Kendall,a mem
Der Of the Anti-Horse Thief
Association, was appointed to take
care of the prisoners until the pre-
liminary. While the family were
eating supper the restaurant and
street in front of it were blocked so
that no one could pass, so great
was the curiosity to e the prison
ers. Taken as a whole the family
are neat appearing and intelligent
people and paid no heed to the at
tention they were attracting. Mrs,
| Collins was dressed in black while
her daughter and sons were neatly
and beeomingly attired after the
manner of country people. The
prisoners remained yer night at
the Roberts House with VIM. Ken
dali as guard The following
members of the family are under
arrest: Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Scan
land, Perry F. Kee, Charles and
Arthur Scanland and Ed. Scanland,
Of Benton City. Mrs. Perry Kee
is not under arrest. Will and AL.
Collins, two sons who have been
living in Kansas City, are here
with the balance of the family, but
are not under arrest.
A reliable gentleman who lives
at V~andalia, who has known the
family for years, and at n time
lived in part of the house in thi:
city with the Collins, says he il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Bringing The Prisoners

Bringing The Prisoners to
Mexico.
Special Dispatch TO the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Mo-, Nov. 10, 4 p.
m.-The Sheriff came down this
afternoon and is now en- route to
Mexico with all the Collins family.
The prisoners will be placed in
Jail on their arrival. Nothing was
found IN the wells or about the
premises which would lead to the
detection of the murderer. Much
excitement still exists IN this COM
munity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21

FARMERS, take your butter,
chickens, eggs, &C., to Ferris &
Dixon for good prices. Nov 21-6m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-11-21
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Mexico. No.. Oct. Is, 1883.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
rms..loa. pr,,t


The story the other day about the plous
little boy ~ho tired % ~als On the water In
the hath tub rrcalls another Of an equally
piOus LITTLE girl She vas ) years old and
lived In the country. She had started one
DAY rather late Tor school With another little
girl about her o~n aga On their way they
caught glimp-s % a clock dial through en-
opsn door. ~ lacked I've minutes % y
"Oh, desrf exclaimed the pious little girl,
''it's I've MINUTES 10 y. and We vii bs late 10
school-
"I'm afraid -e will
"Jennie. said the pious little girl. impress
lively. "lll tell you What We mus; do. veil
knesl night down hsrs and pray that 20
won't te lAiel-
"H'mr Mid the other. II guess that wsd
better akin right along and pray a. ne gor
They ''skun. and got there. -Damariscotta
Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

Ths Authoriiis- % Dundee. Scotlani. have
h>en making soms thorvagh investigations
% the air In Tuor tsnefnsnts This l~i % .
ccnparison -ith the air - s~scrs, and 70
vas found that The ever air was desidslly
the purrr aud safer - the tso That 10.
therv vss morv cartonic acii and organic
matter AMI oitsr poisons In the air - q hsdly
ventilated alartmsnt, oocupi~i by human
hslng,. than IN s-~er Thls u doubly true
u oyvrcro~d~i ard hAdly ventilated hAlls
and lecture rooms, and such PLACES 80 srs
often us~i for auctions The fact may 10
that much h laid 10 tho bacs -, % sewer gas.
which 10 simply The natural air % TIE bousr.
owing 10 lack o, common ssnse In sanitation
Tboasands q bouss- gsi no ventilation, ct.
csp, that which 10 accidental. sewers would
b NOR. sbols~ome Plumbers are blamed
when the blame should rest Nth the occu-
pant. and OsBerx-St Loals Ulot. Demo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Blowing in the Slot.

A quiet msu With q very nDrid face
VS. In q erosd OF hotel louugsrs 10 ST.
Paul the other night. and the discussion
turned upon "hestipR" the weighing ma
chine. which respectfully rsqusst that .
nickel b. pat into the slot. One fellow
could beat IL with wire pcshsd In until
II toaehed the spring which puts the
weighiag machinery 81 work and let. the
need. loose. Another made a work by
Inserting . knife blade. and another Pot ip
Q tinf,ll nickel nlesly adjusted a. TO shsp-
and slts. The quiet youpg msn said
soberly "why pot In apythinsf Blow 10.
IN the slot and jamplpg upon the plat
form b. fastened bic mouth over the slot.
and putf NJ oa, bis cheeks threw . cyclone
lnto the works.
Sure snoaRh the old thing worried. and
the needle registered bis weight 81 80.
"weil. I declare" said the man.
"I'ii he bowed" said another, with .
view OF proprietiss-
"rry H." said the young man; "irs
easy"
SO they al tried u; peff,d aud blew and
q St. nisd their ebsshs until every one Of
them we're tired, but u didn't work.
"Bos hsrder."
They oil blew until exhausted, and still
the needle never hudged.
That's funny End the young man
o. pped no. hlsw In the hole. and II sgsin
~ rid nicely.
"why eant ne do itf'
"oh. yoa forgot TO pat ssiehsl In Jour
nouth frst"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

In summing up the marriage controversy.
GA which 10 revived 200 communications,
The London Daily Telegraph says The
consensus of tn, letters 10 overwhelmingly
strong against Early marriages Our Law
ought. 30 think. 10 forbid marriages 10 young
men under p and 10 young women under ~
Among the -orking classes especially this
would produce. ~e believe, an excellent eject
Then. also, 10 10 clear 10 our mind that the
Law q divorce must bs enlarged 10 permit
dissolution Of marriage for ds~srtiou. for
lunacy. for confirmed inebrie,y. for couvic-
ton % diSgraoeial crimes. N likewise for
established incompatibility ot temper and
temperament, such a. Just and prudent
Judge would admit 10 b adequate That the
marriage service a. u stands calls also Tor
alteration has b>>a sbaDdAntly Demonstrated
BY thee letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Ghosts In JAN.

In various parts % China there ba b.l,.f
that the souls % very strccious criminals
Who have either been erecutei OF died IN
prison are sent back from Hades By Yenlo.
the Judge tbsrv, 10 undergo further term Of
Imprisonment, one death not being enough
10 sSpiats their crimes When the s>coud
term Of imprisonment is judged 20 have ,r.
pired the district magistrate b~s>~cb.. thu
tufsiAry deity OF the city TO accompany him
TO the prison In order 10 aequaint ths ghoss
OF his release The order Ia supposed 20 r,sch
The imprisonet by burning Il, Q CEREMONY
which u solsmnly carried out IN the Jail ON
Aug. 10 Las, the district magistrate Of ths
city OF scochov had placaris posted up in
wiling subscriptions Of imitation money for
the ghosts then In the city Jail This wa All
duly burned and thus converted into cur.
rency, which vouh b useful 10 the ehosss
on the long journey bsfor. them -Londou
Itm~a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Mn.. Jicr RohiSsos


TIE American Anaiys, thu. SUNS laisr's
pruGis. 90 shat = harrsl - fur u worth
~hsn male into brvsi A bAksr slll to-s .
barr,l q four into . trOugh Then he tos..s
100 pounds q ~sisr CO top A quautity q
yeast Il A,i,issi. AMI The baksr has 40 pounds
q dough o. op-rais on The No pounis cs-i
him o. On short order the dough IL iurn~i
Into ''t-isis,- high loss~s. tan lave and
other ryiss - ths sAm~ quality rhs ovsns
bat r-iuc-. TIE So pounds 81, dough ~ 30
pounds q trad Ths tAtsr seils HI. brad
a; the rate - c~nis . pcunt. o. a an al
vano- % over O to csut over that u c,-i
him Tberr ar I. go taller, great - small.
In Ns- Yort city. and b them 70 committed
the ,ris; = supplying br-si for i,SDoo
psrsous There arr many laksr. In that city
~ho make I 40 have - brad T-r day and
al u Zoe from 90 b tii0 o. net prod, %
go Little mousy IL lot in The business,
and most takers DO = cash trade
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
xor,.sor roursLo.rar.

NN-uEHEAs MAJ A. ,.oitari. lac = Bsthsl
w u tks Guunlr q Onfurf snsf ~tsts q Mac ~
~ Nartraxs DEED dated NJ ulnih dsy q juns. A.
~ issi. snd fvcurliei In IN Otfofd Rrg.sify q
ussis. hsik isl psFs tti. ouuseyst D. Glhsr Chsp
rnsn late - sslf h-fhsi osrtal u.rf ysfcsl u
rss rstsfs In al nrthsl. llng a. home.fssf farm
ofrhs isis Mar a. Gcitsrt tscsssed. uifh tie mill
privilege AL All fherson. tnuru ~ ths Ctapuasa
uii stsni Aisn stuuf tnren krrts - intsrrss lad
40 pi1s .ri ~ Anirusocggin River. hoau.isd a.
nio-s. va 90 - uarth ~ ~ ccuntT rusi isai.
l1g ium ~ al trrs a. ttlsai, % ~ sasi ~ l.nd
tfunsriY coCapied ~ NJ. NlisT "a M sauth ~
~ AnirescoEx.n hirsr, - sssi ~ isnt q ~
iais Nlaceui q. Chspuasn. ieoe.ssd. snd ~ snt q
~ SO A. " Nslrul1s, tecsa.fi. bsinE ~ ssIDs
prsmlsss tfsdst a. NJ ssit Mar A tseiisrt ~
Csfls. f.alsy, ~ ~. DEED tsissi issasry I. ise
80 rscerisi IN oHtnfi Esgstfy, toos lss. p.Es lit
Al stsrsss ~ ssId 1atsft Nhapnsn as dir sincs
a. tsis Il 49, norTags a1i have tea day ~.
psintfd gnsfunlf - ~ ssias al have assunr ssi
trusf. AT -tsrsss, ~ ceudlfia - al hortx.xs
49, hssu tfokFa. 80 tksfsfsfs. ~ rvssoa - ths
brvarh ~ 80 ouaitlsa thsreof. eism oreclesars
rf ssaf unnTtEsFs.
Dated De-. IA. A. n. las.
JOHN BARKKR. Eiscutor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

Professor Proctor. who Was In q quiet way
IN expert In such matters, asserted that there
were three great gAmsa lie placed chess 81
the bead u the lat a. easily the first There
IL no chance in Il. but plenty Of mental die
cipllne and excitsmsnt Next be reckoDst
whist Bruins and . good memory. With .
CERTAIN amount Of strategy. are the require
msnis which made IL interesting LAsi. bil-
lizards give plenty Of healthy exercise You
need quick eye. strong nervs- and . steady
hand With thee. says the professor, yoa
can chalk the cue with contentmsnt and
make carrom that would surpriss Jupisr
OlympuA New Orisans hoayunA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
LIFE.


,sv os~s. ara rosS hss- sbss ssd es~s
flks The vsse.
cA.ar. sssh uaksi The ,rssgan ssrsnssh On
low l>ods nfs . ntis Erso>
f,w ed smf-<. and then
noxh ar. laii 10 one ooi pi>cs
In TIE grave
pv,sm. dawn AMI ~. frtsnds smiis and az
the sprinx n0-e-;
Our ,aur,~i NE y coo icae nlpsrNi
Men ei< gfav~< 9Th off<r ts~n
Yor Their dad hop>s: AMI an
ns,.i -sih doubts AMI sscs vfin fssr
Count the boar~
W. c...us The hoapi rh~-s dr,~ms 81 on
yAl-s and holos,
Dow, 20 hsscs and nni thsy s'~ pa essA'
Joy. We diully arpfshrnS
rscss that smiled sDi f<si
IIop-s torn hers sD5 born 10 eni
-asffhsv Arpoli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
ui.-rnlcrioS..

1. Ose ninth ro.swa,sr. one.foafth
mace. one tsirteen,h powdered sugar. one
..vvuih almonds. orsthird singer, one
.itth uutmsg. one sinh ciuou. oue-
seventh rsi.ibs. ouetv,lf.h bshins po-d
%. one eighth slisploe. form What indi'
ses,isle produe, Of the culinary depart
msuti
2. one pinih Dss Moiues, one'frh
Paris. ons seventh Chicago, one-slrh
cr.ou, one.li,h Topshs, oueienih MAJ
chester. f5ur,syeu,hs Trvrton, fora What
city ~ The unitsd stsissf
3. oas-slrth Thsmss, orsfoarth oaio,
ons.sight Arkansas. ore-eleventh sos'
qashsunA. thre~sishihs Mis.oeri, one
eighth. Colamhis. obessveuih fotomse.
ons-slghth Chipp~vs. ops fnh Rhine form
~hsi rivsf OF tAs uniied Ststssf
QvxRisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

whsu The blood 4. Impure. thiet. and
.iuEgish. OF THU and Impoverished, there
eau bs NJ health. with these conditions.
al the fuueilous Of the body are Impaired,
ard the result L. svsristy OF dangerous
oompies,i,ns. The best remedy IL Ayers
S,r.apsrillA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

.oIToRD. sss-At . Csat Of Probate bel .
fal., vithis sad Zoe me Csanti ot os''1
the third Tussdss % Dee. A. u. -. A.
futBE l. ksAPr. sites o Al9ia
hnsTp, att % discover, dscss.~i. hs'ias N
ntd hss p~titinn for 90 slosanes 90
fsfsoesi kstats o. alf dsessssdi
Ofasrsd. tts The ssh Peihionsf sts -,
uos W al psfsous iaisrssisf, bT cAusiag ~
% this ORDER 70 ~ pub ishsd thiss .esss -.
siseh In NE Onford D~noefst. griatei Al =.
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