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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

VOTERS in the Second Ward
have induced Ed. Patterson to be-
come a candidate for Councilman.
Ed. is a thorough Democrat, a
clever and enterprising young man
with the best interests of the city
at heart and would make q good
Councilman. See his announce
ment in the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
War of 1912.

The last shot in the war with
England was fred by the United
States vessel Peacock, under Capt.
Warrington, who captured the
British vessel Nautilus in the
Straits of Sunda. The next day
the American commander heard o.
the conclusion of peace and gave uI
the prize. In the three years o:
the wal 1000 merchant vessels be
longing to Great Britain were
taken. The American government
expended $3.50, 600, 900 in the wa
| of 1872.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

"BUcK" KELLY, of the Moberly
Monitor, is home from his annual
visit to his orange grove in Flor
ida, much improved 10 health.
"Buck" is one of the most active
newspaper men in the State and we
are glad to know he is on deck
ncain-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
F. A. Walton Found.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. &c.
H. Epplesheimer, manager of the
Pinkerton Detective Agency in this
city, to which was entrusted the
task Of capturing Frederick A
Walton, the absconding agent Of
the Pacific Express Company al
Dallas, Tex, received a dispatch
this evening from st. Johns, N. B..
stating that Walton had been ar
rested. Walton stole $4,000 o
the company's money. Of thi'
amount only $1,000 was found OF
his person. His offence is not ex
traditable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

s. s. CRAIG, enc of the old-time
citizens and Democrats of Audrain
county, is q candidate for Record
er. Sam has q host of friends all
over the county and is well quail
fed to fill the Office. Sam is a
hard worker and will make it live
" for the boys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
An Explanation.

A grocer at Lynchburg, Va,
who had been in business for
thirteen years without making a
cent, couldn't figure out how it was
until his head clerk was taken sick,
thought he was going to die, and
owned up to having embezsled
about s17, 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Execater's Neuoa.

Notice Is hereby given that kets
testamsntary upon the estate Ill!
Mills, deceased, have been efA1
ed the undersigned by the P0ea1
Court of Audrain county, Mis-
bearing date February II, 1880.
All persons having claims ~
said estate are required to ex
them for allowance to the exc
within one year after the date, or
may be precluded from any benz
such estate, and If such claims D.
exhibited within two years from
date they will be forever barred
As At 9. 7. McGREM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Hon. G. F. CLARK, w. J. Bolts,
president of the Fair Association
]. A. Glandon, secretary, and r
NJ. White, editor of the LED
GER, went to Moberly Monday to at
tend ameeting of the officers OF the
fairs in this circuit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Can This be True7

In other States women have
driven of or captured burglars, but
Kentucky is the only common
wealth which boasts q woman who
bravely met and put 70 death q
mouse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
did His BEST,

Minister-So you saw some boys
fishing on the Sabbath, my small
man. Did you do anything to dis
courage them7
Small boy-Yes, sir. l stoie
their halt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

THEo. LAcoEF, of Nevada, has
secured the contract for erecting
the Military school building, and
work will begin at once. Mr.. La
coff says he is going to hire all OF
his labor and buy all Of his mate
rial right here in Mexico. He says
Nevada is one of the best towns in
the State, but Mexico is her sister
In all matters of push and enter.
nrisa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Miss NELLIE DAVIS, well known
to the readers of the LEDGER as
one of the finest elocutionlsts in
the State, is drawing crowded
ouses everywhere. She is only
meeting with well merited success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Over a week ago Edward D.
Maddox, a prominent farmer and
stock raiser of Clinton county.
started for st. Joseph with several
hundred dollars in his pocket with
the intention Of paying off some
debts. Since that time nothing
has been heard from him and hi
wife and brothers believe that hi
has been feully dealt with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

THE crusaders of Spickardsville
have been fined IS each for violat-
ing the law by wrecking saloons.
They should pay their fines and
insist on the law being enforced
against offending saloon keepers.
If the officials refuse to do this they
should elect officials who will dc
it. This is the only proper solu'
ton of the unlawful saloon trouble,
st. Louis Post-D Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Both Suited.

Workingman-Give me work
and I do not care for the rest OF
the world.
Tramp-Well, give me rest and
I don't care for the work of the
| world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

The biggest interior fair in the
State will open in MexicoAug. 9th,
1890. There will be more and
better horses on hand this yeaI
than ever before, as some fine
purses are to be hung out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
It stops Vote Buying.
From the Galveston News.

The Australian ballot system has
come to stay. In all of the ten
states in which il has been tried it
has given such complete satisfac-
ton as te, command not only its
continuance, but its adoption BY
other states. It's advocates claim
for it thar it protects the independ-
ence of tlae voters and Largely puts
a stop to vote buying. This would
seem to I've sufficient to recommend
it to every friend and advocate o.
an honest ballot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

A WHEEL will be organized at
Pine school district in Wilson
township on the night of Tuesday,
March 4th. s. o. Wright, county
organizer, will have charge of the
-nrL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

BUILD houses to rent. Just at
this time owners can realize 10 to
12 Der cent. on money invested.
There is a great demand for dwell.
ings, which is increasing every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

During q terrific storm recently
the lighthouse keeper at Tillamook
Rock, on the Pacific coast, says the
spray was thrown clear over the
lamp chimney, $50 feet above sea
level, while . piece Of basalt sixty
two pounds weight, was lodged on
the roof Of his house, no feet from
the shore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
FINANCIAL AID WANTED.
One Dollar Endowment Fund
For The Female Orphan
School.

NAo., coo' @A'-"o
greatly need your aid, and also the
help of your people, in securing a
fund for a worthy
charity, and We hope
you will give the following circu-
lar a place in your columns. Great
things have come from very small
beginnings. Please aid the ladies
in putting the Female Orphan
School on a firm basis for all time,
so that the orphan girls of our
State may have a place to look to
for help. Speak a good word for
the "One Dollar Endowment
Fund.-" and oblige the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
THE CIRCULAR.
The State Board of the Christian
Church has located the Orphan
School at Fulton, Mo. More than
$50, 900 has been given by the
church and citizens of Galloway
county, for building and other
purposes.
The endowment fund is yet to be
raised.
Without interfering with any
other subscription donation legacy,
work or appeal, by authorized
agents in the field, the ladies Of
the Christian Church of Fulton,
Independent OF the thousand dol.
lars already contributed by them
to the building fund, by and with
the consent and authority of the
Elders of the church and Executive
Board of managers of the Orphan
School, have undertaken to raise
one dollar endowment fund.
They do this in the confident
belief that many will give one dol
lar who have not contributed
larger amount; and, also, tina
many will aid in this, irrespective
of any other donation they hav'
given or intend giving.
Are there not a hundred thousant
generous hearts, ready and anxieu
to contribute to this fund?
Will you not contribute one dol
lar2 Will not every Minister il
the State aid the women of Fulton
in their endeavor? Will you no
start this fund in your midst
Bring this appeal before you
|, young people, your church, neigh
, borhood, town, city; before you
!, organized societies, bands of youn
people, Sunday Schools, corporal
bodies and business men.
!. This is to be a permanent tun'
the interest only to be used il
,, educating the orphan girl-and a
rapidly as collected is to be place
under the Orphan School Board {
Managers.
. The names of all contributor
! will be published.
Send your dollar and all amount
Ito MISS L. BoULwARE,
!, Rec. and Cor. See'y.
Mrs. ]. R.. Terrell, Pres; Mr.
III. n. Jameson, Vice-Pres.; Mr.
III. W. Boulware, Treas.
I'll Executive Committee-Mrs.
Jameson, Mrs. Phil s. Adam
mrs. J. w. Russell, Mrs. l.. |
Nickel, Mrs. J. R. Ferrell, Mr.
u Id. G. McCue.
+. Elders and Board of Managers
r P. 8. Adams, s. Threlkeld, G. I
. Atkinson, D. P. Bailey, G..
Dodson, Pastor; D. M. Tucker, 4
II r. Bell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
CHICAGO WINS.
On the Eighth Ballot, the
Windy City Receives 1877
Votes.

WAsHINaTos, D. O., Feb. a.
On the eighth ballot Chicago was
chosen as the site tor the Worlds
Fair, receiving 157 votes.
Tho orLtL lellot xvoc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
The Certain Result.

From the Fort Worth Gazette.
There is no better way to per-
petuate a solid South, such as the
Republican leaders ever exists,
than to array the blacks against
the whites. A solid aggressive
movement on the part of the color
ed race will always be met by
a solid repulse on the part of white
men, irrespective of politics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

MEx1co's merchants r buying,
by all odds, the largest lines OF
spring goods ever brought to Mex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Thirty years ago, l.. b. Cud-
worth, 81; Mexico, was the only
man in l.udrain county who voted
for Abraham Lincoln. He died on
the 18th inst, true, however, TO
his party principles.-carrollton
Demoeraia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Work will begin on the Military
School at once and the contractor
is going to spend all the money in
Mexico he can.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
ApnINIsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that
tiers Of administration upon thu!
tate Of James 81. MiIlikin, dece9l
have been granted the undsrstQ
]. r. Williams, Public Adminisff
by the Probate Court Of Ana!
County, Missouri.
All persons having claims g.
said estate are required 3 exhiht
for allowance to the admAn11
within one year after the date, OF
may be precluded from any benz
such estate, andi IL such claims be-
hibited within two years from THU
they will be forever barred.
]. T. WILLIAM
424t Public Administx1
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. q, 1890.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Mixed.
From the Boston Transcript.

" From the BOSTON IfanscfIpt.
Young children learn q grea'
deal of history nowadays, bu
some Of them, it seems, will get
their sacred and profane history
mixed up. Little Barbara, 6 years
old, was asked the other day in
Sunday School, "Wh were the
a~postles3"
"They were men, she respond.
ed promptly, "who went around
with Christ until He died, and
then they came to Plymouth"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

MEXICO carpenters and Mexico
brick layers are getting ready for q
harvest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

MISSOURI did not secure the
Worlds Fair, but lost nothing by
the noble fight made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

THE county candidates will not
warm up in their work until after
the city nominations are made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

MEXICO is going to surprise her
most enthusiastic workers this
spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

One dozen neat cottages could
be rented within a half day at
good prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

CHICAGO gets the Worlds Fair,
If there is one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

ARRANGEMENTS are being made
in Meberly to-day to give Mexico
the best fair we have ever had.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Notice il hereby given that !
ministrstor Of the estate CO.
deceased, win, at the -
term, 1880, Of the Audrain L.
Court, make my final settlement =
ministrator Of said estate. -
w. b. McIET1M
46-tds Adninis111
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

A. B. MEDLEY will likely be a
candidate for the Legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Motiee a. ripsl settisnnf.

Notice Is hereby given thst =, e
ministrator of the estate Of Ar
| DYER. deceased, win, ut the -
tenn 1890. Of the Audrain Pr
Court. make my nna1 settlements
mfufstrator Of said estate.
W. 3. MCINTYRE
Aetds Administxst4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

Mexico has just closed 2 $4,000
stoek sale. Thst j s@the WAY TO
market corn.-Kansss City Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Nancy Canole, . sinsi1
woman, on tho 18th day Of 0ctoSoe.
1877, by deed Of trust, which II dnly
recorded in book esNps page eight ~
for Audrain county, Missouri, conye5E
ed to James F. McWilliAms, in tTuSf'
the following described real eststs
Audrain county, Missouri, viz: L.
six t6), seven "a and eight zen r
block No. (10) ten, original town
Mexico, for purposes stated In -
deed of trust; that it IL provided
said deed Of trust II said trustee the
in named shall refuse to act, than 1
acting sheriff of Audrain county, N
souri,, shall become his successor 1
may proceed to sell the property
said deed of trust described ; that Z
trustee has refused to act. Now,
the duly qualified and acting sh(
of Audrain county, Missouri, at
request Of the b~eneficiaries OF ~
deed Of trust, viii, at the Court Hoo
door, in Mexico, In said Audrain Coz
ty, on
Friday, the 7th day of Mar
1890, n
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock In tai
forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afteruoo1|
Of that day, sell to the highest biddG
for cash, to satisfy the claim Of ~
b~eneficiaries named in said deed
trust and the cost of this sale.
45tds GEO. w. ADAMS,
EhoriF Audrain Ga ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

There Is . steady demand fol
tenement houses in Msxico.
rood sign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27

ADEMON's WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-27
BUY a lot and build a house.

GET ready for the spring boom.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
NORTH PACIFIC NEWS NOTES.
OEEGOE.

OEEGoE.
The Common Council OF PortlG nd
he's raiseo tue license Of The Mar
guam theatre from $50 to 500.
Geo. w. EbDe, ., an old pio.cer
died at H',lsboro on the lst. He
se,tled at Tuala. II p,2ins in 1888.
Instigaied there by the Typo
graphical Union OF Portland, all
the labor unions o; Portland, sea.-
tie and Tacoma have unised in .
boycott aga u.s. F. 8. B-iton 4 Co.,
including all those who passOnizs
this firm o printers.
Some cilizsns Of Dalias are payin2
20 q moD.h Tor space and represent
alton at the O.ee eoa Bold Of .nfOr-
matiou looms in Portland. We
visited the place last 81. .urday, and
feel sure That o. now managed, ou-
money is simply was,ed, the returns
being simply no.hing.- g.-Itenize-.
II has been lea ned that Rev. J.
E. West died at Bear creek on Sep.
10Th. He he'd been compla ming for
some time, but Tuesday morning ne
was up and around the house, and
was feelisg quite well until about 8
p. m, when he took TO his bed from
which he die not rise ssAin. Tire
de eased was II years, 2 months and
Gs days old. He 'lesyes . wife, 10
whom be had i,eeo married for over
81 yeas.-Columuian.
Peter Syron's father was lOl years !
old September 18th. Mrs. Syron's
father, Mr.. Fpnklin, lived 10 be i03 |
years old. Grandpa Syron intends
to go to the Portland exposition, II
ne Is well enough, and a npmber of
his fiends are contributing q mite
helping defrHy his expenses.
To many people 1t would be Q great
curiosity to see q man over 100 yean
old, and they would inquire about
lhe country In which he lived
Itemizer.
Matt L. Baker. editor and pub
Usher Of the Oregon Times, PORT
and, has, IL has just bsen Learned,
'kipped from this city with . pretty
'ompositor from his ofiiee named
Andenson. He packed up
II his type and material. which hs
eok with him, toestbsr with tbssp
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

n fsasDa vhy Q vv0an y s3f1se 81 q
0eOp = . profound Eysesry - indeR1
. - 11vE bsee vo-y etnnxsy proven tha1
- - Bun sD0s vo6n ars couGenatly IN
e1cA . nayogaL irriAhb ecadftion tat ths
o16non9 tAtnG annoy1 an1 geayslo tAs0.
IL GanD of thD unforsunass San Of
s9Af0 = usually sons funesaonal defangs-
D1ns; oo0s a,nreasn6 Or painful hIuI.s-
ofSy. ec0s eeraAgS0ens OF peculsar veAk-
80 6es1aa1 {, sef sex: OF, Z nay be due
- t11a12aassa ulcerse11R dsplacb.
ocu< Of sDos Of H. pstvse vbc<A. of -
Srsa vliahsvsr c9ase 70 ~ a-H, n.
YsG..b hwfe hfoNOeiea = . psseees
nsna9v. - cesltn IN 9 cuntlys results
eAa1 - 0Anufac-rr, au n through
G0ytA un1sr . - 7sssss sfHs GtvsnE
ofbne0on IN sve-y -. oI WnanY D.A
eor q VIZ b p-r~ry se>usAsA a Q
OoSAtnG and eerv7GtheninG n<rvSDs. ~
vo,fse Prescription guA1ue0 Narvoua
sxa,shnfsy. fIfnntsy. e1kAne,ua, proc
6sttuR hyUesrA, npe3Es md 6aher nerv-
eD ey0peooe ettssoans upon a,sease Of
- voGsh- II induc>s yerreshine ssesp
- rekAvo aaxsety and aespondsacy.
cspyfagAi /. ~ ws.zys Da nxA Ax
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

An Appeal to Aessers Of the 8. 4. L.
Commander in Chief ". 6. Veaz.
ey is out in = circular letter from
national headquarters at Eu,rand,
VT, which, as it is almost his fist
general order, sttrac,s . COED deal
Of attention, and is well worthy .
uotice in the columns Of the pres.
In his official bulletin The new
commander says: "The Grand A.
my OF the Eepubiic was never in q
better condition than ut the rresent
time. Its Strength and power are
commensurate with its numte.s,
now nearly oue-hslf million com-
rades, But its mission il not COM
plete. We are comrades MOI Tor
personal benefit - ourselves, but to
enable US Individually The better 10
do good to Others who stood at our
side in the shock of Lattle. There
are lar too many such. not enrolled
with Us and therefore not v,thin
.,e reach o, the III beDefits o. ouF
oroer. They loss the advap, &c
aud inspirs, ION of fla,eroal as>oci-
s.iols which the Post room, The
only club house of the average veter.
u, affords. The relief iund Of -the
Posi- is not sure TO reach them in
their dis.ress. They do nut go with
us 10 visit the sick, to feed the hung.
~, or 10 bury the dead comrade
Our badge, which Grant and Size.
loan priced and Sherman wean,
does not decora,e their breasts as the
insignia of honor for .heir valiant
efviCa.
NO veteran joins the Grand
AFmv o. .be Fepublic and enters
into is, work ju the spirit of tsos
rom tsoesb;p, ~iIhou. beng l;f,ed Il
q io,l'e1 manhood aud to the plane
OF be,,er citizenship. We therefort
ali in duty if We Tail to do our ut'
me-t to bring all who offered their
lives for flag aud country within oul
organic. ION. They all now know
that such membership cannot in
fringe the free exercise of political
inclination or relig ;ous faith.
1.-THE Chief there
fore appeals 10 Posts and comrades
TO bring upon our rolls ali worthy
veterans OF the Union army and
navy, who ere not already, and TO
let none be dropped therefrom for
inability 10 pay the small uues in-
cumbent upon membership.
''He also solic.ts from department
commanders and all comrades frank
suggestions upon matters within
administrative jurisdiction pertain
ing to the welfare Of the order.
By vigorous cooperation along our
lines they are sure ts I've greatly ad.
vxnced, aud our countrymen will
ever rise mp to bless us foT true de-
votion to "Fra,e;nity, Charity AND
Loyalty" even as they ho'd us in
holo, Tor brave deeds on the ba1tle-
fields of the republic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04

once, and ser IN you don't advise all
your friends even rs / am doing.
And see IL it won't help you to live
nearer to Gods poor in heart and
mind, and maze your hand tremble
with desire to help them in the
crowded ci.ies, in case there are
none at yorr own door. which we
trust there are not. BIRCH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
Jshnssn's Universal Cyelspedia

An original work BY " Of Amsrlea's .
mot eminent scaoL.rs a. editoss aed
world ~ contributions, Whose names are
signed 70 their articles. ~ . voucher Tor
accuracy, IL you contemplate getting ,
eyclopedia, tins eabvesser will be pleased
not purchaAe. Ad1ress T. G. BROWER.
ststs nAaaosr. halsu. or Astoria, or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
What EA TUBULAR WELL?
k Sue h Read aad Get y otiw

genuiss Troulzr uell ID eoustr ,es<d by
putting aowns Q thres inch iron pipe wilh
no openisS> exesns tOp and 6olLssn. No
dirt can get IN and snIy pure water can be
got out This 10 tsse only kind of well lha /
worms and insects essnnet get Into. that II
Absolutely surfa<e-Wzier proof, and that
% toFced through the crment strata TO
The pure iivins vst<r. II Is positively ihe
only kind Of we'll that IA worth building in
this eountry James A. hoberts, ns.em.
lrestdenee near fair groundsl makes the4e
Welia Terms Reasonable 10 ye~rs expefi-
enfe. sc1l-lm- -d-SW-W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
J. H. HAAS.
THE MATCHMAKER.
n3h esssssssl g., Aiss, orsesa.
tNext dor - KissnsJ
bpsstalty Of speetAelss, and rspsisias
c1oeks. Watches and Jswelry.
JHIYsp orArns LAHp Orsrss.

oRE0oH CIrr, Oregon, Aug. 10, ioo.
NOTIcB = hesscy gwen ti.si sbs tApital
IN ConsQ6i9ale4 00ld sal silver III
ing compenZs 4 Y. Chadwtek. prsstdosl,
wboss poseSd3se addren " retsm, OseroS' \
has this day nled bis appllcAtios ET 8
patent ipf 40 itoeas feeS Of the CapStsI
cOnsOlidAssd Gold and Stiver mine oY yesn
hearing op14 and silver, With suvfnae
ground ou6 6see 10 width, sttustsl In Hor.
ilDs mintnG dislstets c0uaty OF Marion ana
state VI OSeg0u. end d0ignated b. the
neld NOES and O6lcisi plats ON fls IL this
o6hoaas lot No. 1l1. sail lot Ne. slo be.
inG oapertbel - f0ll0vs, 70 vit: Daa1pntne
~ . rock In Dlaee Vteh uD0onA a saoaS
with bearinG tree ooso1s u0. I; tk10cc
n. W q, - ~ 70 stone In mound Of
stoae With bearing tree essDsr No & lk1nee
n. ~ w., ~ lees V etono IN mound Of
stoss corner kv.G thenos 3. ~ q. II
Sssnsr No. I; tkssss :. ~ 8, - ~ ssi1s, e
Place q eeginning. nAsnet!e vAristios
t0eatinn a thu mins " rseordsl II ~
reeor0sr's oflies of Aarioa csunty, Orssoa,
Aay end all pereose slaimiaG eave4ks1y
any portion Of satd capllsi C0sssIl6S1s1
0pld so1 silver miae o. suFfAco arou a
are required v ais thsir sdverss ciAlss
With tke seBtser sal rsssivsr OF ~ b. 4.
sIssssi"s ss.ssos = sS.y I'll ~Ki = SsssS sss.S g
~ v'ssss sfsss Sssvsee7e q IT, sssigtS.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


Itching Piles are known by nois,urs
ike pen spirStion, causing intense itching
when warm. This form a. well e blind
Biesding and Protruding. yield 81 ones 70
Dr. BlsAnko's Pile R<medy. whi ch acts
direetiy 90 the pArta affected, sb sors,s tu.
m0rs, . sllsAys itching and edectA . perman-
ire,iss Tree. DR. BOaaako, Pkiiadel phia ~
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