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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-05
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire to purchase the
best quality OF Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to the above re-
liable house where fau dealing and
courteous treatment ia the rule.
Glassware, Tinware, Stoneware, Nails
etc. always in stock.
Ii H.CHAsE.
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Dental Notice .

Dental Notice.
G. HAMILTON. DENTIST,
Will remain afew days at the Depot
Hots!, Room 40.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-05
School Report.

Following is the report of the Elko
Public Schools for the month Of Feb.
1890:
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.,

Maud Riddle. SO
Herbert Sproule. .....-.....-....98
Hannah Hicks -. 80
Mile McPhetres. ....8
Berton Lynn. SO
Marion Ricord .9Gi
Paul Adams. ...-.:-........... ...96
Clyde WomaclS.- .........,......... 95
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23

/ Grows gentle with memories tender,
As he muIters a prayer for tn children asieep
For their mother-nay heaven defend her.
The moon seems to shine as brightly as then,
That night when the love yet unspoken
/ Leaped up TO his lips, aud when low murmured
VOWS
Were pledged. to be ever unbroken.
Then drawing his sleeve roughly DER his eyes.
he dashes OF tears mat are yelling.
And gathers his gun close up TO its place,
As II TO Keep down the heart-swelllng.
he passes the fountain. the blasted pine tree,
His footsteps are tagging and weary,
feo onward ne goes through the broad belt of
light
Toward the shades of the forest so dreary.
harkl was it the night wind rustled the leaves?
Mas 1t moonlight so wOndrOusly hashings
IL looked ike a rlhs-"Ha, Mary, gOod-byf'
And the life-blood is ebbing and plashing.
All quiet along the Potomac tonight
No sound save the rush of the river:
Mnlle soft falls the dew on the face of the dead
That picket's of duty forever.
A quarter-century has elapsed, and now
this champion of ''lOst cause" touchingly
writes that the glory ne fought for has
faded; and he cares nothing for what is in
the eternal past, that he has no enmity in
his heart, but loves the soldiers who wore
the blue and fought to maintain the union.
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a gentle mental alienation, which continued
until he died.
The list of ''unhappily married" is larz,
and brilliant; it includes Wi liam Beckford
the author of "Vatnek," who, however
does not seem to have deserved a happy
life, and whose enormous fortu le and great
talents were alike wasted; Lady Blessing
ton, who, from bel & the widow of a penni-
less officer, blazed as Lady Blessingtou over
London socie-y, fizzled out again after
Lord Blessington's death, and had a fitful
| splendor once more as a leader of quasi
literary coterie, and finally smashed up and
went away TO Paris, here she died sud-
sort of matrimonial partnership
for some years, until the smash-up
took place in London. Lord Boiling
broke is also quoted, with propriety,
as an example OF unhappy domestic expert
ences In his case, however, the faults we're
all on his side. He was absolutely without
morality and almost without decency. for
he Dragged to his wife of his early amours
and successes till she was forced, in self
defense. to close his mouth with an effective
sarcasm.
Lord Lytton, in his own time, was also
unhappily. though romanticallv married,
and large part, at least, of the subsequent
misery Yves due to his temper and conduct
But perhaps full justice nas not been done
W Oio ltltueCtS Oh Iue long ana nara SCrl 2
gle with poverty, which he mai tanned with
such success, but with such constant labor,
during many years.
Among the disappointed men of genius
may be mentioned Buckle, the historian Of
CIVILIZATION; Henry Fielding, the novelist
Edward Gibbon the historian; Lord Mans
field, and. in early life, John Wesley. The
case of Glbbon has some satiricel features.
He fell in love with Mile. Curchoi at Lau-
same, Switzerland, and ''she listened, u he
saws, ITO the voice of truth and passion and
l might presume to hope that | had made
some impression on a virtuous heart" But
on his return TO England he found that his
father would not consent to the match.
After painful struggle he saws, 81
yielded to my fate: | sighed as a lover;
obeyed as SON. It may be difficult to de-
eide, without a doubt, whether his obedi-
ence was due to filiaI piety or to weak
nerves and feeble pulsation The lady did
quite as well, for she married a distin-
guished man.
Glbbon remained single all his life, and
devoted his time to his history, finishing it
at Lausanne, the scene of his youthful at
tachment. Charles Fox's private life was
made somewhat Objectionable bv his hav-
ing as his wife Mrs Ormistead, to whom
he was not married for many years, though
really they were united legally. The Mar
quis OF Wellesley also made a mistake that
lasted many years in marrying a French
woman who had been his wife in name
only for long time. No doubt it was the
right thing to do, but these right things are
done 80 late that they almost cease TO be
right, and the misery taey inflict is always
lasting and real.
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A Midget Brida.

PARIS Mo-, Nov. 1S.-A welding is an
nounced to take place in this city il a few
days which is looked forward to with more
than ordinary interest The bride is Miss
Nellie Braham, the celebrated dwarf of
this place, aud the groom is leading society
man of Quincy, Ill. She is % years of age
and is twenty-five inches high, having a
fautless form and wi ming ways The
prospective groom is fivefeet nlne.lnches tall
and 81 years of age, aud his little sweet
hart can barely reach his hand as they
walk along the street, presenting curious
sight. The young mans parents o. ject to
the marriage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23
Economy and Purity

In articles of food are qualities priced by
every intelligent person. These are COM
bined in Sirocco Tea, grown IN our own
gardens in India and Ceylon. Davidson g.
Co, 1886 Broadway. Savannah agents.
Iippman Bros. Retail Depot, Livingston's
Pharmacy.
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tE YOU WANT

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ROMANCE OF MARRIAGE.
GREAT MEN WHoHATED OR LOVED
THEIR WIVES.

Lord Beaconsf1eld Thought Only a
Fool Would Marry for Love-The
Story of SoutAey's Love and Mar
riage-Lord Lytton's Romantic At
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wa account
%@5L4RGEsr p
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s9 clean shaw
E-.s-Hhiskers, "
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y ose Name is ID
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T. the n
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f.. to overflow
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23
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to New Yol
to exclamad
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23

PRIME MINISTER CRIspI Of Italy is a tall and
hstlnguished-looklng man. tn snowy white
hair aud mustache. He has the reputation of
being the b-st-hatel man in tbo kinsdo a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-05

lhaft in 10 bpbem @rabe ergeben, baB
lid bic JDl9e babon bereits in @ebddts
nibl6mdde unb in bsr 8eeintrd9tiaung
Der Jdbi9teit Beg acknowledgement
9enfens beuerfbur made. Serartise
8eri6te isteu benz Gaiier In 10 gla,b@
m~iirbiger 5urm binterbrodt worben,
bab f9 bieier f6lieBli6 brett Oil 5cn
Dr. Sbmsnninger, ben &r5t 8ismards,
getpanbt unb NuffIdrung bon lbiA ber>
laugt babe. S6menniager babe BEN
Sas(er ODER psrfdert, baB iene &c
rii9te b6Gig aus ber 2uft gegtifer
leien utb tur auf b6sniQlger 8erIdums
buug beruhten. Sem &anaIer aber
icien barn ieae Wnfragen bes 9ailers gu
Obren gefommen unb er babe fi9 Boz
bur9 begreifidermeiie aufs tief1e petz
lebt 0efdblt. 9ieie Stimmuns fei
oaun mieoerum BON arberer Settle ba3u
beniibt woroeu, um in benz SANGER Die
ueber5eugutig gu meden, baB Der Safer
i'm germ los iein m6hte unb baB CT be-
reits auf bet 9u6e mad einem Nmtsz
3aGfolger fur i'm lei. Die Sntriguan>
ten bdtten es bann ferner gu WeSe &c.
bra9t, baB aud Der Gaiier felt geglaubt
babe, 8ismard beabli6tise, iein Gmt
niecer3ulegen. Die uSambur9er Na9.
,idtsn" fdeineu ibrer Sadie 3iemli@
fiber gu iein, BENT fe ertldren, ooB bic
Namen Der 8sriber aler biefer &ahez
urb Wintsl3hge fdon balb Der Sefent=
li9feit ii6ergen peroen t6nnten.
Sie Senbena Der beiagten r@ntbtl.
lungs Wrtifel" beg genannten 9amburs
ger 8lattes 1T Is ofenbar, mieoer eus
sere 8e3iebungen Smii6en benz Ct.
Gan5ler unb benz &aiier onaufaipfen.
Ser Wortlaut eiuer Dspef6e, bic be,
Safer ieiaen %ebemaligen 9an3ler bon
StraBburg aus nod Jriebri1srub iiber.
iunote, luar pieber gang in Der alteu
ber3li9en Sonart gebalten, melde fiji,
ben friiberen Wsrfebr 5mii6en Dem Mon
arden unb feinem erfen geamten be
3eidnenb mar. l~1eberbaupt ldeiner
i9 = ieitbem Der @raf 2ebnborR, be,
Gligelabiutant beg &aiiers, beim Rau3
ler in Stiebti6sruD gu Beiu1 getpeier
1T = bic 5mii6en beiben fdmebenber
Wolten uieoer 3ertbeilt au baber uni
es fdeint, a(s oh in3uif9en ern1ilidt
Nibberifdnonife, tpel6e %beftanbeR ia.
ben mifen, aufgetldtt moroen leien.
Mag fd bas nun berbalten, tuis es
wia, ftir bas Deutide &ei6 1T es untel
allen umitdnben elm @swinn, bab mil
benz SDtem beg ginen Mannes, aaI
beIien s6ultern tbatid@lih bos gan3s
9si6 rubtf, enbgiltig sebro6en morber
1T uub baB man gu Der 1eber3eugung
%gelangte, baB es f6liebli9 aud obnt
8ismard gebe. Man mar tbatid9lif
i9on orauf unt bran, bas erniili6 81
bs5tpeifeln.
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Gatb fit WG.tcr!

8or tiber so Sa9ren idlon iuurbe
N}rs Wiu8tOD's So0tbing SDrup boll
4litItern beim 8abneu Der Gtnber anaes
penoet, Wirf Ou i'm @@!aTe bur6
cas 5djreien zines Ginbes gtfi6tt, 6as
i'm 3abnen III uuo Dor G@mersen
neint2 Mehu 10, tofe Tpfort cine
Glade bon nWhs. MtEslow's Soothing
5Dtup" boleu, @eis Msrtb 1T unbes
5ablbar. IS rDttb bent fteiret1 2eiben.
ben iofort 2in0erung beri6aFen. Ser.
!9Bt SUD Darouf, Nltitter, es 1T fein
3peifel oarii6er. IS BELT 9DIenterD
urb Siarrboe, reguIirt Ben magea unb
Die NIeren, beFetti0t Wino Rolif, err
tnei6t ben 0aumen, perbinbert Gntshnz
onng unb It0rft bus 0Qttae GpEem.
oN}ts. WinslDtos SOOTHING GDrup"
fit 5abnenbe Ginber 1T angene6m in
8ef6mad unb bas &e3ept fammt bon
eilem Ger beiteu tveibli6en Ner3te in
bet Ser. 5taateu. @s 1T Bel allen
9rug8iFfeu in bet gan3en WgIt su baz
ben. greis rs @ts. per Glai0e.
9auft ridts aHberes als Mrs. Winss
Ions @Optbin8 Syrup.
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sssz- 9oo,, 9o,no,h so;,, ,,rn ;, ;,

ng~ Wenn Selranb fem uro gu ars
nebm6arem 9reiie fpeiien min, 10 eebe
ct gum WtffipnssGarten. 9ie
5erren 4seimer & Wa,l, BeFber bie=
leg @tabiil Iements, balten 6arauf, lire
8dHe iiets bollfDmrlen 5ufrieDeu gu f1els
len. ale ioifonmdBi9en DelifateHen,
Iufern, Wilb, Slide, Gefliigel &c. iirb
oott in Der oeiifatefien 3ubereitung ale
3eit 5u baden. Mabl3eiten parben auf
Wunf6 iii bic @obuunaen Der 9unben
gefanot. ,Nu1 bietet ber nit Der
SpfiieDittbi6aft oerbunbene Bar
room 0ie beiten Geirdnfe. ftsts friihes
Bier uno feine 2iqu6re uub Weine.
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galtfosnsasWeiue.

Weigliebbaber inben Elm 9roBes So
ger bon feineu California : Meinan bel
Germ s. S. Meper am Nlamp
p(aaa. 6err Weper iu6t Bic Weine
Gil 0rt unO SteIe aug u1,h folft birefi
aus BEN GeQer Let Mein5ii9ter. Nls
gutem aenner geliugt es ibm ffets, Bic
belfen Sorteu aus3utDGblen. Gr fann
feire 2un6er uno Gamilien nit einen,
auten &ropfen berfeben. 8otbs unb
WeiBpeine in borsaeliGer QualitGt
BON le5t ab SLIGO per @alons -frei
ing oaus geliefert.
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ED. A. sEFFEL.

seseuiber bon Der beutf4 . tatbeIifden airac
Sausz unb bers mailer
pnb Gambler N 8 orben, @Ias &c. &c,
alIe guftrdge peroen iofort ausgeflbrt. greife
6illiger mie irgenopo in Der Stabt. 14,2,h
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9aHaae mad Gnrpna.

Die NBenturen BEG Germ U. s.
Uoung, go. l Commerce : Strabe,
San Antonio, unb go. SOB Wains
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten mir bic
anerfaant beIten europdii9en 9ampferz
Stnien. 0err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
bill # en Raten 5u geben, err
tbeiIt b%ereittpi0ig iebe geiplni6te Nuss
fuuFt unb beIorgt iebr prompt ole i'm
iber9ebenen Wuftrdse. Wey nod @uz
ropa su reifen panf0t, ober Ustmaabte
beriiberfommen lafen pia, ,psnbe fi9
on trgenb eine Der senannten Mgenturen.
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1889 6erblf 1889
!. Huth & Son.
Die alte unb betpdbrte
Giien> uno Pol5.
% aaretts,
Tarbeu== Santem=@ an0l1ug
226, 228 unb 230 Wtarft ? Strabe;

San Nutouio ........ yeras,
baben ibre1 SCRIPT, gebarf bon 9. 2anbretb 6
SoDn @arten.. glun,en> unb Gelb- Samsu er-
belten, inter Gnberem
5000 Bfuilo reue @rrte Giib : Samea, 5000
Yfunb alfalfa 0u3erner aleeiamen) ebenfaIs
Wtan9olb @ur5el &unf,lrlben, Mobrrabsn.
Somen, @8periette Slice, 8odbara Slice, SABA.
neif9er Slice, So6nion @ras, 8uHalo ober
@oloraOo @ros, Saat @osgen, @erfe, Safer,
Meiaen sc.
aedter 81 @afo 3nisbeG> unS Creole uber
2ouifana 3niebel- Samea.
agenten fit Die beriibmten Brinly Pfuege,
planet it. Horse Hoe and C%ultivators com.
bined, Sanb, Samenbrils, WHiise nnb @,llti-
%batoren, @uft. 8. Fredt Bur1maidinea nnb
8utder- lltenilie1, gbas. Mtutbs Sonie Ct.
traetnren, 8isnen> @auder, Mef er &C.
Stets anf Eager 9arriion 8ros. C Sc.
Town and Country uni @ebraud fertis ae-
mifdte Garben; fiibrer b%isielben mebr ais IA
Sabre. imbortiren @arlabunaspeile, pno fib.
len nns beredtiet mad lanaia6riser 9 fabruna
gu %behaupten, Dab bieielben bic beften Garben
ltno, bic iii bieiem 2anbe ~fabriairt nerbcn.
SIN Setober erpasten 2anbretb & Sutu
rotbe, peibe rno gelbe 8piebel Seslinse.
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Snntes Allcrlei aus 9eutiAlanb

= Wie bas &abel ieiner 3eit mels
bette, bat Der Gtrlt 8ismarf, ba es ibm
gang unmosli6 geipeien lei, Die ibm bel
ieiuem &udtritt bonn Wnte unb bel feiz
mem 8eburtsiage geworbenen Sbei!=
n%abmsbepeiie unb @liidDlnl6e eigenz
bdnoia gu beantporten, ben na6liebeu,
ben 6ffentliten Dant erlaHen: vJrie=
bridsrub, IA. NpriI 1890. Sn 6olge
meiner 6 ntla II 9 unb aus Wnlab
meiner @eburista9sfeier linb mir cine
groBe Nn3abl BON tpoblmoaenben
&unbgebunsen aaer Dirt aus benz &eide
uno bon auBerbalb %5usegan9en. gu
meiuem i9meraliden Bebauern iii es
unm6gIia, meinem 6er3ensbebi,fnib
entipredenb, iebe ein5elne bieier freurb=
liden Gunogebungen gu beantioorten.
SD bite besbalb Nlle, mel9e bel bieieH
Gelesenbeiten ibren freunoidaftli1en
Gmpfinbunsen fir mid einen 10 mObls
tbuenoen Glnbrud perlieben baben.
meinen berbinoli6iien Dant auf bislsm
Wege entgegennebmen gu nolen. b.
Bismard." = Gaft ole beutihe 3eituns
gen baben bieien Dant an beruorrasens
Der Stele pet6Hentlidt. Nur Ger
n9ei9sanaeiger", bas Munbtid beg
&aifers un0 feines neuen Gan3lers @as
pribi, bat fiji bisielbe teinen anberen
plaB g%efunben, dig auf Der lebten
Settle, unter n8ermiidtem", un0 aud
ba nur tleine 59rift fbrig gebabt.
= ue5er Elm aniebnli6es @ei6ent,
bas Dem 5trfien 8ismard bargebra6t
purbe, erfdbrt man aus 9ambu9g bic
naditebenben ndberen @in3eInbeiten.
ginige hamburger 8srebrer bes st.
&eidstan5Iers, Sarunter elm nerr 0ogt
unb 6err b. ObIenborH, bbaen elm in
&otbenbef, mitten i'm Befibtbum bes
Ttriten gelegenes @runbfid fir ..tna
$4,000 Mart ansefouft. Ser ST.
&analer bate fGon friber nit benz big
bergen Beiiber tpegen beg Nntaufs perz
banbelt, aber ber preis no ibm au bod
getpeien. Das @Iei9e par bel einem
in Griebri9srub belesenen @runbfhd,
Der Wittme 6agenop geb6reub. Der Soil
geweien. Nu9 biefes beabf9tiete Der
Giirt idon frtber our N~brunbung lei.
neg Befbtbums an5utaufen, aber megll
Der S6be bes preiies nabm er babon
Abitanb. SEPT 1T bies @runbhiit ebens
faas bon hamburger Serren fir 80. 900
Marf angetauft unb benz Girffen als
8ei9ent gewibmet porben.
= Nus Der @rbl9aft oes Gailers
Wilbelm I. tpurben tdr3Ii1 100 pradtz
bole 3obelfeQe an bic Raiietin lyrles
brid aIs @rbin ibres 8emabIs ausges
bdnbigt unb an bic prin3eIfnnen Der.
tbeilt. Die Telle tparen elm @eidenf
Der st. petersburser 9aufmanni1aft
on ben Safer Wilbelm L., als berieibe
i'm Sobre 1873 In st. petersburg au
8efu6 ipsilte.
= Golgenbe 3ablen 3eisen bic gu.
iammeniegung beg iebigen &ei6stagss
i'm 0erglei9 nit berienigen bes porigen:
Greifnnniee 81 (1887: 32), BOLTS,
partsi 10 COZ, Nationauiberale 43
(99), &eidspartei 10 (4l) 9eutidcon,
~ferpatibe 70 (80), Centrum 1O7 (9S),
WeIfen II, Socialbemofraten IS (11),
aniiiemiteu 5 (1), polen 16 (13) Ga
Idier 10 (15), Sdne l (1), ntpiIo"
l (2).
= Dem abel i'm Seutiden ReiGsz
tage uiomet bic pSdgl. Eunbf6auA
cine eingebenbe getra9tung. Sic bat
ausgere9net, baB BON ben 1877 Wbges
orbneten 1926 einen abligen Namen fob
rem, ndmli9 3 Girflidfeiten, 5 Yrinz
sen, 80 @rafen, 26 Greiberren unb 60
einfa6e Ioelise. Bon ben 1926 @bIi=
gen enifaaen alein 100 auf preuBen.
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Ser Cinderella gd,mb Store,

3er Cinderella Gdmb Store,
gde Sf=ooulionhraBe urlb Mbenue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der Gtabt, bal
Ieinen reuea 8orratb bon 5ommer r.
f9uben fir Serren, 9atneir unb
Giuoer etbalten ufo bat cine unbers
GleiAlihe Iuspabt oaer Gorten uub
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella ; S6ubs
Store ftibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beiten
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet Iaes, mas i'm
bief9en W2atft gu baben 1T. 5pecia.
lit6l fir 6erreu: ber &odfprbs9 9ub,
fir 50. Gs berlobnt fi6 ber Miibe, i'm
Cinderella 5tore porauipre6em,
e9e maa anoers!Do fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-09-04
BOND FIXED AT $4,000.
Dusenberry's Case Argued Be
fore the Supreme Court at
Kansas City.

Prosecuting Attorney Frank R
Jesse returned Saturday from
Kansas City where he on Friday
represented the State in its case
against Richard l.. Dusenberry,
who is charged with committing a
nameless crime upon Bette SRA
at Montgomery City in November,
1888. Just about a year ago
Dusenberry was sentenced to
thirty-fve years in the penitentiary.
A bill of exceptions was filed and
the case was carried to the Supreme
Court. The case Friday was
on a writ of habeas corpus before
Judge Black and the prison.
er's bond was fixed at $4,000. The
prisoner and his friends will make
a desperate effort to furnish the re.
quired security and Dusenberry
says he will be able to do it.
Judge Elijah Robinson was Dusen.
berry's attorney,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-09-04
MANY A LIFE

HAS been saved by the prompt use Of
IL Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other
arrangements of the stomach and bowels
which, if neglected, lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The moisture
means of correcting these evils is the use
of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing-master would as % go to
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in operation, Ayers Pills
leave no ill effects they are purely
vegetable and s~ugar-coated the safest
medicine for old and young, at home or
abroad.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became SO
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then 1 began to take Ayers
Pills. and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now I am in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-09-04
B SELLS OUT.
HI. F. Phillips Buys G. K. Gibbs
Drug Store.

H. F. Phillips, OF Clearmont.
Nodaway county, Mo-, has bought
c. R. Gibbs drug store ano
took possession last Monday. Mr.
Phillips has a family, which will
come to Mexico sometime during
September, so as to take advantage
of our public schools. Mr.. Phil
fps is a druggist with fifteen years
experience, and comes to Mexico
we'll recommended as a business
man and a citizen.
c. R. Gibbs, who has a host o.
warm friends in Mexico, has no,
made up his mind whether to 10,
cate in Butte City, Montana, or te
go on the road for a big drug firm
of st. Louis. He will remain in
Mexico for sometime to collect VI
outstanding accounts. We are sure
Mr.. Philips and family will like
Mexico, and trust that Mr.. Gibbs
will conclude to make Mexico his
permanent home.