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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
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BY DR.. CARLETON sIr1oNS.
A Noted Alienist.


psychology with its fund Of medical and other data, de
Il ~ clares. is instinct I'm instinct only be
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changed by another instinct working in contrary direc
~ ton Experience, habit and control an in
l ~ stinct, but only modify it,
The primal evidence o love exists in the smallest
Of the universe in the invisible gases, in everything that Is
NV within and without vision. This attractive force III chem
sry is termed chemical affinity; in electricity electric
polarity and in matter physical attraction
In the animal kingdom the attraction Of animal Tor another OF
the opposite termed mating instinct is pairing off process
involving purely This is instructive with slight ii any menta
selection entering into the choice.
In beings the sexual attractive force. while being basca
the instructive power behind the attraction tempered supplemented
and changed through the agency OF the mind .
The mentality and special speech in human beings enable
them appreciate admire and love qualities OF the opposite which,
although they stimulate the animal force OF attraction
yet rcega the largely the background and bring forward
other acsthca shades OF differences in individuals and various ec
attractive qualities the mind We this partly eNephed
the aractycn that beauty holds for all when to it is added re-
mcmcn
The psychological study OF love and physical prob
importance study disease because they deeply
relation the general physical 1t Is
law well established that anything instinct cxtcs an
emotion WE'LL This why emotional natures are more deeply
affected Thus find in individuals who have misplaced their acc
tons believe they have temporary and in some instances per
mcanchoa controlling all mental activity resulting some
times in suicide and in other instances c"oE me- glasses WI"
miSanhropy.
Awocomc and healthy the blood pressure stimu-
ac the brain and develops and cmob the latent qualities OF the
mind notably the direction OF the heroic ambitious arSuc ana
poctical
Reason only control, individuals after emotion and impulses
lost impetus Thus emotions prone mprcssonabe or
inamcd develop decisions which distinctly
with the Men and through sympathy
loneliness and casc bias naturally tend toward the cNaggcrator
Of qualities and give attributes each other which only minor
degree present
1t is while under the influence passing emotions that
marriages later when the realization and
reaction take place with the passing the emotion compensatory
understanding takes place between man and wife each lung as
duty as much marriage II this alb
hocnt divorce holds the solution Usually however association will
each other normal aspect tends deeper and better
comprehension OF each other with the development OF any attachment
and affection.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

Matte Basket, colored, a much
valued servant, who for twenty
years gave faithful service in the
family of j. F. Llewellyn, died at
her home in Mexico last Sunday of
consumption. One by one the
faithful ones of the good old times
pass away leaving but few of the
younger generation to follow in
their footsteps.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
season

The news comes from Spokane,
Wash, that John Barker, former
" a salesman with Joe aud Vic
Barth here and who has relatives
in the vicinity of Benton City and
at Laddonia, was married the 9th
ult. to Miss Jettie M. Kennedy,
n wealthy and accomplished young
woman Of Colfax, Wash. John
Barker is an excellent fellow, and
we extend him aud his young
bride our wormest congratulations
aud best wishes. Mr.. Barker has
a ine position with big clothing
house of Spokane.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

VIM. J Bryan recently addressed
the y. NJ c. a. of Washington,
d. c., at its Sunday meeting, after
which collection was taken and
when the witty secretary remarked
that any kind If dollars would
be accepted, Mr.. Bryan reached in
his pocket and drew out a bright
silver one and with his famous
magnetic smile walked over aud
placed it on the table. 1t is need.
less to say that Mr.. Bryan baggeC
the house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

The little Z year old son Of Cora
Ellis, cnlurrd. of this city, died n
n few days ago of criminal neglI-
gence, it is alleged. The child suffer.
ed all winter with dropsy and was
left by its mother through the day
without proper food, fire, and bed
clothing, This is the story told by
the colored neighbors. Grounds fOl
searching inquiring by the public
authorities.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
thorobred Poland China boar.

Farming Implements Stan
dard Mower, l John Deere corn
planter, | GAINESVILLE disk cultiv-
tor, Wild Irishman breaking
pillow, | New Departure cultivator,
3 walking plows, 8 l2.and 16-inch;
! cornsheller, l corn crusher, 2
farm wagons, , hay frames, , har-
rows, IL lot of small tools too num-
erous to mention. One saddle,
Leather and chain harness. Feed
trough and hay racks. Some
household goods, % cords of
wood. 80 tons of hay.
Terms: All sums of $40 and
under, cash; all sums above $40,
9 months time, s per cent, bank
able note. Sale begins at 10
O'Clock sharp.
THOMAS E. HOOK.
J. T. johnson, Auctioneer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

Mr.. Alphonso Hagan and Miss
Sallie Paris, both of the vicinity
of Rush Hill, were united in mar
riage in Mexico last Monday morn
ing, Judge WV. Bolts tying the
nuptial knot. The young couple
have our hearty congratulations.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

GOV. Folks proposed bill to eX-
tend the statute of limitations
from three to five years in Offenscs
of bribery and corruption in office
is having rough sailing in the Leg
stature. Good citizens are won
dcring why.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

Miss Anne Lupton of this city
and Mr.. j. B. Harrison of Carroll
ton, Mo, were united in marriage
last Sunday at the home of the
brides parents in Mexico, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Luptou, Rev. G. Q. Sc
lecman officiating. Our congratu'
lations and best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
Telephone $40
CITY PROPERTY.

Nol2s-Six.room, story half frame dwelling,
lot good cstern. Price on terms to suit $lG5O
Nol47-Four.room, story frame dwelling, two lots
and outbudngs school, good csen. Price, $3.50
No.149-Foul room one story frame dwelling outbuild-
No.l5j-Four frame dwelling two lots, good cistern
Z aud out buildings. Price, 81 400.
Z No.22O-TwOrOom, house, two lots, good cistern
This is good little house. Price, $3.50
No.222-Fourroom dwelling, story, two lots, barn
aud other outruildngs good cstem Price $l,4OO.
NO.227-Sixroom frame dwelling good csern and out
Z buildings corner lot 90 by 100 Price, 81 $50.
No 229-FOur dwelling good csteIn and out
|, buildings, lot 9OXl20 feet. Price, 81 800.
NO.23OFve.room, one story frame dwelling, good cls
tern barn and other oubudngs. Price, $l,2jO.
M 200 -Fuurru"n, atuay frame dwelling, good els
IA ,,d r. and 80 hurd,uas 4 hi rN t. N Squ,r 81 900
/, ". 2O3-Fu sl'Il franz INril g,g""d rSrrn
! ou,bulilng,; Nv" Its rms is " bargain Price, $500;
n" 2O4-Four-room. frame dwrlng,onr lot, two blocks
from Square. Price, 81 $50
No 2iO-Four frame dwelling, good cserm, lot
B and outbuildings. Price, $3.50
No story, frame dwelling lot, good
= cistern and outbuildngs Price 800.
No 195-Eightroom two story, frame dwelling, lot,
good 0istpru aud Outluildlngs. Price, $4,000
No187-Seven.room, story, frame dwelling, three
blocks from Square, good cistern. Price, $1,000
NOlS6-Five story, frame dwelling corner lot,
= good cistern. Price, 81 500
No I78-Fivgroom story, frame dwelling lot
good cistern. Price, 81, 800
b NoI73-Six,room, frame, story dwelling barn and
d Outbuildings, good cistern. Price, So 700.
Nol6S-SiX-room two story frame dwelling barn, good
y Outbuildings and cSern one lot. Price, $2,250.
NO221-FiverOom, story, frame dwelling lot lOO1
240 good cistern, bath, etc. Price, $4,000
No212-SiXrOom, frame dwelling, one lot good cstern
4 Price, If sold soon, - $50
3 csern and outbuldngs lots. Price, s., 700.
No232-Six.room frame dwelling lot 95x250 feet, good
cstem and Oubuldngs. Price, $1,000.
NO74-Sevenroom story frame dwelling; of the
Il pieces Of property in Mexico lot and OubuldngS
d good cseru Price, 81, 900.
Y No192-Nne- room story, frame dwelling bath, all
modern, lot 6Ox24O feet. Price $1,000.
81 No1S9TenroOm wO-stOly. frame dwelling, all modern
barn csens This is one of the finest homes in Mexico
h Price, S., 600.
u No. 172-SX-roOm, story, frame dwelling, barn and
q oubudugs, good csern, corner lot. Price, 600
y No.2O7-Six.room, frme dwelling story dwelling,
Y barn and budnns good cisterd lot 93xl2O. Price,
a 50 600
ID No2OS-Eightroom, two story dwelling, barn and out
n buildings, of ground well wUteed, Onehaf mile
+ from Court House. Price, $j,250.
q No19S-SX.room, frame dwelling corner lot, all modern,
81 good ciStern. Price, SO 500
II NO3jSeven. story, frame dwelling, good els
a term and other Outbuidngs lot Price 81 900.
Il NO136-Sixoom story frame Dwelling good cistern,
y barn and other buildings lot 90xl4 feet Price
n $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
Real Estate and Loans
Office Over CSC Store.
MEXICO, MISSOURI.

NO.141-Six-rOom, two story, frame dwelling BATH all
modern, good barn, one lot. Price, So $50.
NO142-Seven- two story frame dwelling two els.
terms two large lots, good barn. buildings four blocks
from Square. This is bargain. Price, So, 25O.
No l0G-Eight ROOM two story. frame dwelling and
$4,000. '
good cistern, etc. lot 6Ox24O feet. Price, So, OOO
NOl50-Six room, frame dwelling one story BATH every
modern upodae Improvement three lots in the very best
neighborhood, Price, 81 $50.
No1G3-Nne rooms two-story, frame dwelling all up.to.
dete improvements barn and outbuidngs two lots Price,
$4,000
NolGG-Seyen,rQom, frame dwelling, onehalf mile from
water, 10 acres Of ground, Price, $4,000.
N" 167-Sevrn.ruom, story frame dwelling barn. good
cSrrn aud "utbuildngs corner lot. Price. 81 75O
No. 22j-Ten frame dwelling two story lot lOOx24O
feet, good barn. This is bargain. Price, $4,000
FARMS.
No 52O-Ffty miles from Mexico 5 room frame
dwelling, cellar good barn all necessary oubudnps 80
acres in cultivation balance in two good csterns
ponds. Price, So, 250.
NO.5OO-Eighty acres, 3 miles from Mexico d room
frame dwelling small barn aud other outbuidmgs about 25
in corn, balance in grass Price $37 so per acre
No 52l-22O acres miles from Mexico good room
story dwelling good barn. orchard good cistprns so acres
in timber pasture halanrp Price, 81 80 per acre
No522-2O8 acles,5 miles from Mexico, new 4.room
dwelling barn and other out buildings wefeuced and cross
fenced; 20 in timber 100 in grass balance in
Price, $j5 per
No523-100 acres, miles from Mexico, good 4.room
dwelling barn and outbuidngs 60 in cultivation bal
in grass two living wells, two csens This is bar
No524l1Oacres, 20 miles from Mexico 4 room dwelling
good barn, so acres in balance in cultivation we'll
enced anu cross fenced so fenced hog Tight els
terms one mile from school. Price, $4,000.
No556-l20 acres, 8 miles from Mexico, good new room
dwelling good barn, aud other Outbudings, csern all
can be plowed. Price, 5000.
No. 528-l6O acres miles from good town near Mexico
good 7rOOm story dwelling, large barn outbuildings
about 20 in timber pasture 40 meadow balance
in corn lays smooth . mile from school This is
we'll improved farm and cheap Price, ~ so per acre.
No. 53l-680 acres, mile from good town near Mexico
80 acres of timber balance in cultivation improvements
nothing extra well fenced living water no creek land laws
very little rolling. Price, 80 per acre
NO.532-SO acres, miles from Mexico we'll improved
about 30 acres in balance in grass every acre can be
cuvatedi land almost level; good cistens and ponds
creek. Price, 500 per acre.
No533-24O acres, miles from Mexco 100 in cul-
tvaon balance in grass, good living wells, large room
> story frame dwelling, large barn Price AZ So
No537-32Oacres in Montgomery county Mo- = miles from
railroad sationi well fenced, all in timber land some
what broken. Price, u per acre.
VACANT LOTS have number of good lots for SALE
both for dwellings and business property.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

THEY are telling it thru the pa.
pers that the Republicans of Mis-.
souri, conduct their campaigns sub
rosa and also under unueheuscr
busha.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
j. T. johnson, Auctioneer.

Easter Sunday comes April 23rd
this year, the latest since 1866.
The cold weather will be past and
ladies' spring hats will be in real
season.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

Ethan Howell of Mexico is as
sisting in the opening for business
Of the new bank at Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
Whenever a New York gambler
commits suicide, Tom Lawson gets
up and makes a polite bow

The beef trust is explaining that
they only violate injunctions when
they interfere with their business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
PUBLIC SALE,

l will sell at my farm, 51a miles
northeast of Mexico and ~ miles
west of Rush Hill, on
Tuesday, February Fl, 1905,
the following described personal
property, tO'wit;
"a Head of Cattle "a
Consisting of 50 head , aud B.
year-old feeders; 16 yearling
steers; 20 head calves; 10 milk
COWS of different ages ! thorO-
bred Shorthorn bull.
10 head of horses and mules, 9
extra brood mares s and 8 years
old, bred to jack 2 extra good
filleys, 3 years old this springs
extra good filley, 3 years old this
spring; l extra good flley, 2 years
old this springi 1 Rex Montgom
cry colt, year old this spring.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09

Mrs. DR.. j. f. McWilliams is
quite ill; it is feared that a surgi-
cal operation may be required.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
G. J. Inflow, near Worcester,
thinks of locating at Vinita, Ok.
County Court is in session.

Judge WV. Bolts is keeping up
his record for tying matrimonial
knots good and secure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-09
STOCK HOGS,

so head of shoats, will weigh
about 100 pounds 5 brood sOws'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
Bethel Ra,Iwa, Completed.

The Bethel Granite railroad is
completed, as far as the work can be
done this year, and granite can now
be loaded at the E. b. Ellis Co.'s
quarries at the terminal of the line.
The siding at the quariies is also
completed. Next wear the line will
he reballasted and probably extended
to the Woodbury. Granite Co..
qumrries, just aboye toe Ellis Co;'s
quarries, and more sidings built,
although this has not been definitely
decided on. I he derrick, which
was erected one mile below the
aparries for temporary use in loading
granite while the last mile OF road
was completed, has been removed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
SILVER LAKE.
HORSES AND HoRsEMEN

IN the Concord. NJ H. Monitor
Is an account &c ,be successful cam.
paign last season Of Arthur Wood.
rows stable. Lebanon. N. RI
His fastest one BY the records is
Nat IT,, by Argot Wilkes, that start
ed six times. winning three races.
being second and third in the Others.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
]. R. MURDOCH.

passed over his body, which was
crushed to pulp, and came out Of
the horrible accident nangled almost
beyond recognition,
The engineer saw the unfortunate
man run IN front Of the engine, but
supposed he got by. A brakeman
who was IN the cab said he saw the
man run on to the track but was not
sure what became Of him. here
being this doubt, the train was
stopped, and the crew picked their
way back through the darkness to
hnd the mutilated remains between
the rails. The mans head was
crushed to Jelly.
a Younger brother oi the victim
said afterwards that the dead man
had lpn in front of the train in a
spirit of bravado, hoasting that he
could get across all right.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

Windsor were at the Wayside Sat,
urdav and sunday.
Mrs. Laura Cddy Of Bethel is a,
the N avsi ,e.
w. A. Wood OF Waterbury and
Miss Maude Cadv Of Bethel were at
the Wdyside Saturday.
Miss Maggie Reagan Of White
River Junction is at her fathers.
The stage went through ON rum
ners Dec. IL. .
ron OVER SIXTY YEARS.
4 -. WINSLDw'S StvFHINa SYRUP has bueI
used for over sixty years by millions of moth
ers for their 'hildren whi teething, will
perfect SucevSSs Il sUOthes tile child, sOftenI
tine quinn, allays all pam, onFes wind collie
aud Is the hest relnedI fur lliArFmmedll vii
Iieve the pOuT little -nH reF immediately
Said by stldrugsiSts " very part Of the
WORLDLY Twenty-Five ceAta q hotlle, BE arr
to ASK for "NFN InSluw's SuOthing Sy
up" snd tNs. y, arhA~ KIND
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The schools closed Friday for the
holiday vacation. The winter term
begins Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Considerable gymnasium appara-
tus has recently been purchased fol
the girls room in the basement. which
will be fitted up as gymnasium.
There have been ll3 pupils in the
High school the past term, an Ill
crease of 81 over last spring term.
During the illness of Miss Bartlett
the history class has been taught by
Rev. G. II. Wells,
Thirty-one tuition pupils have at
tended school the past term.
The children of the first and sec,
ond primary grades had a holiday
party in the assembly hall Friday af-
ternoon in place of the usual exerci-
ses OF closing day. Ample provision
for their unrestrined enjoyment, in
Guiding, of course, refreshments, was
made by their teachers, Miss Eaton
and Miss Margaret Bartlett, and the
young students seemed to appreciate
what was done for their pleasure.
Principal Wiggin viii go to Boston
for few days during the vacation,
thence going with his family to Bar
ton and Troy for Christmas. Miss
Sargent G ,es to Concord, N. H., Miss
Loomis to her home in Massachu-
4etts and Miss Foss to Mortified.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
EAST BARNARD.

Eva Perkins of Woodstock is
teaching the winter term of school
in Turkey Hollow.
Christmas exercises are to he held
here,
Ernest Burke is teaching in Dis
trict No. 9 in Sharon.
Dighton Adams house has been
connected with the New England
Telephone Co.'s line.
Archie Campbell has moved to
Grand View iarm, WHICH he reeeut-
" purchased in compan, with his
brother, A,leIbert Campbell,
Ira " ebster returned from Bur
lingtnn Monday, letving Mrs. Web
ster at tine hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Dightnn Adams stepped or
II nall sew, raj DAYS ago, which pass
ed nearly through her fuol, making
i adj wound that has panied her con
siderably.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
WEST WOODSTOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper II. Perkins If
Woodstock, are with their son, F. j.
Perkins.
S. s. Winslow was a delegate to
the State Grange meeting from Green
Mountain Grange.
b. Z. Anderson of Chelsea, Mass,
the new proprietor of IKE store, is
here with his wife and parents. They
are now at Mrs. Nora Spaulding's,
but will soon occupy the tenement
over lhe store.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
BARNARD.

Speaking of the woody horse, G.
3. Wilson killed woolly pig re-
Gently, the dressing including a shay
ing operation.
Mark Tucker OF BickStied, Me ,
has been visiting his brother Frank.
Roy W heelock is the new U. S.
mail carrier.
"Uncle Sol" has been put on the
retired list.
Bert Bridge rs at the Bradlaugh
stables for the winter.
Alfred Abbott was released from
serving on the petit jury.
Silver Lake House is still open to
the public
Max Fucker Of liicksAcld, Me-,
is visiting his hrother Frank.
The hmel had narrow escape
from FIRE recently. a lighted lam
tern left on the porch after the
Thanksgiving ball was tipped over
BY the wind and the oily blaze that
followed began to climb over the
wood work, Mrs. Augustus Hadley
saw the flames, called her husband
and he cantered over in conventional
night dress and exiting uished tue fire
with Il bucket Of water.
A dee, Was run into the lake b,
hounds u few days ago.
u. {. Newman Called on A. G
Moore SaiprdaN.
NJ. A. Dickinson, Of the Adam,
House, and YIN. Davis, of Wood
stock, were here Saturday.
, George K. Guernsey aud wife O
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

grandson of the late Capt. Danfortl
Brown Of Windsor, whore he wat
born April s, 1859. He married Miss
Mary French of Barnard, Jan. q
1885, who with his mother survives
him The funeral was held in Bar
nard Saturday, Rev, Fred Daniels
officiating,
A singing cold snap arrived Fri.
day morning, the mercury thudding
to l6 below zero. Snow fell Sunday
and Monday, and is thus preserved
for winters use, the sleighing being
very good in most directions
Mrs. Irene Cushing Whitcomb,
widow of James M. Whitcomb, died
at her home ON River street Friday
morning, in her 18th year. She had
been in failing health since her hus-
bands death in April of the present
year Mrs Whitcomb was born in
Bethel Jan. 20, 1881, and was mar
ried in Barnard Jan. Z, 1850, com
ing to Woodstock in 1861, after sew
eral years spent in Grande de Tour,
I'LL. She was a quiet, unassuming
woman, charitable and a good friend.
Mrs. Whitcomb leaves one sister,
living in California, and two sons,
Fred, of Boston, and Orley A., who
has lived with his parents for sever
al years, The funeral will be held
at the house Monday afternoon at
2,30 o'clock.
Larnard G. Kendall, for many |
years a prominent resident Of this
town and well known in public az
fairs, died at his home in South
Woodstock Tuesday, Dec. II. lie
had been in poor health for some
years, but still was occasionally seen
on the streets here, where he was
always a very welcome visitor and
thoroughly respected The funeral
were held in the church at
South Woodstock Thursday at
o'clock, under Masonic auspices, the
Knights Templar acting as escort.
Mrs. Martha Hamilton, mother Of
Mrs. Edwin F. Merrill, formerly Of
Woodstock, died at her home at
Sutton, P. O., Monday morning,
Dec. 4, of pneumonia, after a short
illness. She leaves two sons, Robert
nd Alex Hamilton, of Danville, S
D., and five daughters, Mrs. Martin
Z. Baker of Durham, P. O., Mrs.
Myron G. Stafford. Mrs. E. F. Mer-
ill and Mrs. Volney N. Dyer, all Of
sutton, P. O., and Mrs. William S.
of Rutland. The funeral
vas held from her late home Fri
Law