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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

NV VERSION OF THE BIBLE.-The Ami
versary Of the American Bible Society
composed of the seceders from the old Amer
lean and Foreign Bible Society-was held in
New York on Thursday, at the Baptist Tab
ernac.e Eleren thousand dollars had been
received or pledged in support Of the objects
of the ociety. The report of the society an
nounces that the work of revision will be pros
ecuteI with the utmost fidelity and despatch.
4 correspondence will be opened with emf
nent scholars in the countries o. Europe, and
their cooperation invited in this work. n
expense will be spared to obtain an accurat,
English version Of the Bible MI .7dr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Bounty LandS-The DenrficiaricS.

It appears from statement Of the Adiutant
General, tliat there were enrolled, militia and
unteers-
In the Blach Hawk and Semi
mole waEs 24,98I men.
In the Creek disturbances,
(militia) 20,04o d"
War Of 1912, (militia) 4GI, 600 g
Regular army $4,000 "
Add to these (says a correspondent of the
New y oIh TIerald) the officers of the Mexi-
can war, the soldiers of all kinds of the Indi-
an wars Of 1890. and Of General Harrson's
TipPecanoe campaigns of 1911, and we have
an aggregate, probably, Of not less than 600,
600 men.
Deducting those who have died, without
families, those whose widows have died. and
whose children have grown up, and Geducting
those who will not think it worth while to ap-
ply for the bounty, the applications will hard
y exceed 72,7O0 men. We suspect, howev-
er, that tha Adjutant General has not included
General Jackson's Indian wars in 1918 and
1919 in his estimate, nor the volunteers en-
gagged in New Mexico. Texas, California and
Oregon, 10 fight the Indians, all of whom are
entitled to the bounties, at least to the close
of the Mexican war.-Chicago Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Bounty Lands.

To Soldiers Of the Indian Wa1s, and
Last Uar aclth Great Britain
IOHE undersigned are prepared to prosecute
- Claims under the late Act of Congress.
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and Soldiers
in the Last War with Great Britain, or in any of
the Indian Wars since 1890, and to Commissioned
Officers in the Late War with Mexico, and hereby
give notice TO persons having such claims, or
wishing information in relation TO them that they
will receive prompt attention by applying per
sonally or by letter (post-paid) to
CRAWFORD & PARIS.
Mineral Point, Oct. Il, 1880. J5I-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
From Rcd River.

Deputy Marshall VIM. Dahl, who has
been engaged in taking the Census at
Pembina, arrived on Wednesday last
He brings, of course, variety of interest
ing information which will find its appro-
pirate place In an abstract of the census
for this Territory which we shall give to
our readers as soon as the returns are all
in. Mr.. Dehls trip was by water, in the
convenient conveyance Of the Chippeways
the birch bark canoe He found it nee
essary to make twenty-seven portages the
longest of which, from Gull Lake to Grow
Wing is 80 miles Red Lake Portage is
20 miles, Cass Lake Portage s the 9th
ers are of two or three miles more or less
The crops upon Red river bottom were
entirely destroyed by the unusually high
waters, and many houses sweyt away.
Three days southwest of Pembina, a
party of seven Sioux were attacked by
sixty Chippeways, and five were murder
ed and scalped The tomahawk and sea-
ping-knife are never buried between these
two tribes. However fair and specious
their treaties may seem, they are only
observed until fair opportunity occurs
for murder and plumber. Temptations Of
this kind are never resisted Their ha-
tired is so strong and of such long standing
that it seems as natural for them to MUIR
der each other, as for the eagle to pounce
upon his prey.
The educational interests of Pembina
are not in the most ffattering state of pros
perity. Their school-master seems to have
gone abroad and to have forgotten to re-
turn Out of loo inhabitants, but TWEEN
tvru l-r,01r bor -,
males and II females Min. Register.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
SteambOat Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.
The steamer Concordia, bound for Memphis
sunk at Fort Adams. She was insured at
New Orleans.
The steamer A. W. Vauleer, hence for
Henderson, sunk last night at the mouth of
Salt liver. Most of the freigh; was taken off
in a damaged state.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

u" There is an Impression among many
that Mr. Starr, late Post Master at Milwau
kee. WAS removed by President Fillmore
Such is not the case. Mr.. STAR was appoint
ed by Gen. Taylor, and this appointment tht
Senate refused to confirm. So far from Mr..
Fillmore having removed Mr.. Starr, both
himself and the Post Master General were
in favor Of retaining him
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

SUSPENSION BRIDGs AT LEwIsToN.-Ihi his
work, which will be the most stupendous OF
its kind in the world-eXceedlng by more
than one hundred feet, the span of that at the
Falls. seven miles above-is being rapidly
completed. The abutments or pillars on
whi-b the wire ropes are to Be drawn are
uear'v finished on the British side. The
bridge occupies a commanding point upon the
river, and from it is presented one OF the
graudos5 and most picturesque scenes upon
t4e gIobe.-PhiL. North inner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
8NNOTNC ENENT

In compliance with the wishes of several of nv
rieuds hereby announce myself as a candidate
5r the office of Register of Deeds al the approach
ng election. and II elected Will endeavor TO dis
charge the duties OF the office TO the best OF my
.biAty.
JOHN JAMES UREN.
Mineral Point Oct, 22nd 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

The House of Bishops, after long. anxi-
GUS and very thorough discussion, have voted
TO postpone indefinitely the application for the
restoration of Bishop Henry U. Onderdonk,
formerly of the Diocese of Pennsy lvania.--
The vote stood Il to 8, two or three of the
nays so voting only because they wished the
question TO be on the merits directly, instead
OF an indefinite postponement. Two of the
Bishops declined voting
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
INFORMATION

sDEsPECTING THOMAS Nash, boy now
~a1 about eleven years OF age. He was lost in
the city of New York, in May, 1919, and has not
since been heard from by his parents. He was
rather small, light complexion light hair, and blue
eyes. ANY information of him would be thank
fully received by his afflicted parents. Address
EDwARD NASH, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, W is.
IL Papers in the city of New York and yicin-
ity will confer special favor by copying the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
10 TEalG ELECTORS
OF THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OF
IOH -1 COUNTY.

The undersigned returns his acknowledge
ments to his friends, who, at the late Wing
Convention, placed his name in nomination as
q Candidate for the Legislative Assembly
lie is truly grateful for the honor, but regrets
70 be compelled to decline the nomination. =
Unforeseen and painful circumstances have
compelled him to this course. lie will cheer
fully join in the support Of any good Wing
that may be placed in nomination in his
place.
With many thanks to my Wing friends for
this evidence Of their partially,
am their obliged and ob't serv't,
WILLIAM LANYON.
Mineral Point, October 26th, 1850.
To prevent misrepresentation, would here
say that the withdrawal of my name, is an
act Of my own choice, and contrary to the
wishes Of Mr.. Bliss, who urged me repeated
IN not IL decline.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
I'D H WITS TR Il.

~ B. MINER. of the firm of MINER &
SQ FAIRIES, MILWAUKEE, Wiseonsi"
I'D T. 81 GGtcIg ne o. G6 8 u.s.
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
Mineral Point, Piattevlle, Lancaster, and Potosl,
that he will visit each place, on professional
tour during the months OF November and Deem
Der next and anticipates giving entire satisfaction
TO all requiring his services.
Oct 10Th. 1880. 15O-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
SEND IN YOUR RETURNS.

judges Of election. in this and the
ncighboring counties, are requested to
send in to this Office, statement of the
votes. as soon as they are counted
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

II We are desired to say that Doct WIN HIL-
DEBRAND has received a small quantity of Vaccine
matter, and may be found at his Office every sat
urGay, where those wishing to be vaccinated for
the kline pox requested to call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
TO THE FOTERS OF THE SECOND
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT:

I have learned with some surprise and regret,
that persons have circulated reports that may
have an unavOrable effect upon my prospects in
the coming election, touching pledges made to sup
port aspr2nts to the Senate OF the United States.
do not directly indirectly stand pledged TO any
man. and if elected shall consult entirely the
wishes of my constituents and go with the west
cordially in supporting their choice for United
states Senator let that choice fall upon whom it
may. Yours, respectfully,
RICHARD TREGASKIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
WM. LANYON.
MIFFLIS, Iowa County, }
October. 26lh. IS5O- I

y
October, Doth, 1850.
At a meeting held at Mfiiin on the I6.h
inst., was nominated as an independent can
dida;e for the Assembly in the Southern Dis
trict Of Iowa County, which nomination l
must decline. My reasons for so doing will
hereafter be made known, and trust will be
satisfactory IL all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Announcement.

MIrFLIN, Oct 70. 1880.
Nv. Editor viii please announce JosEPH B
HUNTBR as Independent Candidate for Sheriff un
il the Election Of Iowa County.
You viii Oblige yours
JOSEPH B. HUNTER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Milwaukee and Rock River Canal.

The interes. of the State in he Milwaukee
and Rock River Canal was disposed of at auc-
ton yesterday Mr.. Delaplaine, Private Secre-
tary to the Governor. Mr.. C G. Cotton bid
$4,000, payable in year; Mr.. Frank Dunn,
of Mineral Point. 81 800 cash. We presume
that the former offer was accepted of course,
as being the highest.-NihOauke SenoineI and
Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

CONFERENCE.-The announced the fact the
other DAY, that counterfeit $50 bills on the
Bank of Missouri, had made their appearance.
The St. Louis Intelligencer of the I9th inst,
gives further description Of the notes and cir
cumstances connected with their detection -
30 exact an imitation of the original is the
counterfeit that cashier Shurlds acknowedUe d
II impossible tor him to detect them by the sig
nature. W hat is more astonishing, $4,000 in
these notes was paid out from the Bank to the
person by whom the cheat was discovered
They are in circulation In California, and are
supposed to have originated there. The fol-
lowing is the description given by one of the
Bank Directors.
General appearance good. On examina-
tion the engraving will be fou nd to be much
coarser than the genuine, especially the drap-
cry Of the female figure. Signature of the
President and Cashier very well done. The
counterfeit signed by Jho. Smith, Pres't, in
the Jno the is written out distinct In the
genuine ~ runs together. In tho counterfeit
signed R. Campbell, Pres't, there is a slight
flourish in the termination of the first stroke
of the letter r, not in the genuine. '-Wis.
Two boys the other day, about knee high
to grasshoPper, coming over the Delaware
bridge with berries discoursed III this wise
Il say, Bill. what you goin to do with
your money when you sell out -
I'm going to buy cigars, isl smokes,
and smokers goes with the gals. they does.
What you goin' to do with yourn !"
. I'm goin' t. buy snuff, of course. Gran
ny says that nobody goes after the gals till
they're up to snuff, so I'm goin' to take the old
woman's advice, and shine with the gals"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

ET An unusual amount Of Oh Work, du
ring the past week, has compelled US to issu'
the Tribune to-day, with less than the usua
amount a reading matter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
coRREc TED WEE KY.
E. NASH

5 z D
Bakery and &a&s Glory,
m PPOSITE GARSERs Watch and Clock Store,
" where Families can be supplied with GOOD
BREED, and TE.A-C.3KES,
at the shortest notice. .4lso-Hor TRIPE and
FEET every Tuesday and Friday evenings
Picked Triple and Feet, Oysters, Sardines &c &c.
at II times 1Ocf 81. 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

Indiana has. according to a State Census
iaet taken, about l. 900 white male adults, an
iocrea-e If twenty per cent IL FIVE years.
Th;S Indicates population Of 900, 600. Ia
.ilaa' vii hardly increase her representation
al { ,u-.css uu.s5 Ibis Years Bcns'.s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
Dra/ Goods j.:

y
Blankets, Sattinetts, Travelling Shawls of all
Merinos, .4lpacas, kinds Fringes,
Delaines, Cambrics, Duck,
Gala and Scotch Plaids, Burlaps, Meal Bags,
Plaid and Plain Linseys. Linen and Colt Thread,
Silk and Cot. Yelvets, Wool and Colt arm
Whit Red, Green, Yellow Scarlet and blue Moreen,
and Blue Flanuels Buck Gloves and Nlitts,
Broadcloths of various Hosiery, Chambrany and
grades and colors, Scotch Ginghams
Cassimeres OF all colors Green and blue Berage,
Children's Apron Check. Ladies and Gent : Kid,
Bro. Buff and VT. Linens, Silk and Wool Gloves,
Kentucky Jeans, Fable Linen,
Ginghams Albert Cord, Beaver and Hot Cloths,
Black Grape
and an endless variety of dry goods, which it
would take too much time to enumerate.
Hats and Caps:
A great variety of the above on hand, including
all kinds and qualities.
Clothing:
200 Cloth Sacks; Coats and Over-Coats of va
Tious colors and quality. .4iso-a large lot Of
Pants, Vests, &c.
Boots and Shoes:
My stock of boots and shoes is larger than any
other store in western Wis, and the assortment
complete.
Carpets g:
9 pieces assorted colors and quality
ps stair
oil cloth carpeting; colt and linen do.
Grocey1es-A full and complete assortment Of
Groceries, comprising every thing needth.
Hardrc1re Of all kinds called for in this market
Crocke,y and Glass,oare-a large and well Sc
lected stock; also,
Ponder, Steel, Nails, Spikes, &c &c &c
Oct 1880. L49I JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

EL5~ Samuel Barney has been appointed
Collector for Monterey, California.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

- Two-thirds of the village of Carbon
dale. Pa, was destroyed by fire on the nigh
Of Saturday, Sept. nth.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
To the Voters Of Iowa County.

At The earnest solicitation OF large number OF
NY leIiow-cltizensI have been induced to announce
myself an Independent Candidate for the Office
II Register OF Deeds.
a w MOORE
WyDu:9. O.. =. 1850 str
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

- Gen. Hnton's bail has been reduced
10 $4,000, and his trial put off until May
This Is equivalent to clearance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
LANDS Entered oa Time.

For Settlers, and Land Warrant, for sale fol
Cash b. GRAN FORD K pARRIS
Mineral Point May ;. 1880. 3ltf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
| S0O.ImpuRTATlon 1890.

gnHE undersigned, in anticipation of a large
- Fall and IFinter Trade. spent some time IN
the city of Boston in examining before making
his purchases. and If to,c prices and large and
well selected stock of Goods win insure success
he is satisfied his expectations viii be realized
If long and intimate acquaintance in the eastern
market and very respectable credit cannot obtain
Goods at fair rate, then deceived. Salts
fed of this fact, offer goods at a small ad-
vance from cost that will enable to live decent
ly and respec tably.
Below we enumerate a portion of the goods OF
which stock consists, and invite all who are
about TO purchase to give a call.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

TO THE VOTERS OF IOWA COUNTY.
In conformity with the wishes of "A num-
Der of citizens Of this county, | would hereby
announce my self as candidate tor the office
of Sheriff. and solicit your votes.
ROBT. RIDDELL.
Mineral Point, Oct. 3lst, 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

ONE OF The PRINTERs.-We were not a
little amused day or two since, while con-
versing with our friend Parham, of the Chat
tanooga Gazette, in listening to some inklngs
of his experience in the way Of newspaper
publishing. He commenced the publication
of his paper about A years ago in Chattan-
ooga, then almost wilderness. The editori-
ais were written and most of the type set, for
the first number, while floating down the
river with his printing Office fiat boat
Landing where Chattanooga now stands, and
finding houses rather scarce commodity, he
located his Office under of the forest trees.
and printed his paper there, making barrel
head serve the purpose of his editorial table.
After while he changed the location Of his
Office to a blacksmith's shop, where he con-
unued for some time TO issue his paper. He
had chosen the right spot, however, as sub
sequent events have proved ; for where IA
years ago this pioneer issued his paper in the
open air under tree, is now a large and
furnishing town, with the steam car daily
whistlIng through its streets, and steam boats
visiting its wharf, laden with the rich pro-
ducts of the vast area of country bordering on
the Tennessee and its tributaries Parham
we are glad to know, has rcaped some of the
merited fruits of his perseverance and indus.
try, and is as the saying goes, every well
to do in the world" His Gazette appears
regularly on our table, and is a large and in
teresting sheet.-.2tk.nta (Ga Intelligent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

"SLICK" MoN&Y.-Money changers would
do well to recollect that by an act of Con-
gress which took effect the first Of Angus
= Slick quarters are to pass for twenty cents
. slick twelve and half cents pieces are TO
pass for ten cents; and :. slick" STA and
fourth cents pieces are TO pass for five cents.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANLC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat o.
Head, such Bronchitis, Inflammation OF the lhros'
Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Hsaa'
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing Roaring n in9
Ears, Deafness which IS generally Nervous AID tas'
distressing complaint called Tic DoloreuK
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
BENZ. RIPLEY.
GEoEGE W. Bliss, Esq.

GEoEGE u. ELIss, Esq
The undersigned, your fellow
citizens, residing in the Southern Assembly
District Of Iowa county, understand that NJ.
Nm. LANYoS has felt himself compelled 20
decline the nomination rendered him by the
late Wing Convention, az candidate for the
Legislative Assembly. The short space of
time to elapse between this and the election.
renders II hardly possible to hold another con-
ren'ion. Therefore we have taken this meth
cd Of requesting you to become candidate
n place q Mr.. Lanyon, and beg to assure
You, that if you will consent to do SO. YOU
shall receive our wamest support.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

Dry GoOdS, Groceries,
Cr0chery, Hard1care Boots and Shoes,
Realty Made CIothing, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Steel, DC, y,
Which are wanted in this market and the well
known low prices at which goods sold at our
store renders it unnecessary tor US to say to Gus
toners that they find better bargains b. calling
on US than at any other place in town If any
doubt it, all they have to do Is to call and will
try and convince them Of the fact.
We have all kinds of Goods, and are always
glad TO show them to customers, and all others
who desire to see New Goods Good Goods and
Cheap Goods TREGASkIS & BROS.
Sept 26th. 1880. 14Q7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
s. REV ARD.

81 OST-On Monday. 3lst inst, between Mif-
IA fin and Nine al Point or in the latter place
POCKET .9CCOUNT-BOOK, containing
notes, accounts, and receipts, Of no value except
to the owner.
l hereby forewarn al. persons from buying or
adjusting accounts contained therein without my
orders.
The notes were drawn as follows: One against
Jno. B. Terry, of s74 II, and in favor OF Vim.
Morehead one against George McLear, of SIS
and odd cents, in favor of Alexander Morehead 4;
one against Sam1 Miles, of about $50, in favor of
Alexander Morehead; one against Christopher
Richards of 50, and in favor of VIM. Morehead
The above reward will be paid to any person
on delivery Of said book and contents at this Of
fee or to the subscriber, or information where il
can be found WAL MOREHEAD.
Oct IS. 1880. 80 -3xTS2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31
GEO. w. COBB,

OPPOSITE THE COUNTY BUILDING.
Sign Of the heg.
tr AN now receiving, direct from New York
-. and st Louis, my Fall supply of Groceries,
Wines and Liquors.
| am determined TO offer such inducements to
buyers that all who consult their own interests
cannot fail to make their purchases at home.
Please all and examine my stock, which con
sists of, in part, follows:
10 hhds n %. sugar Is bags Rio coffee
Is bbls clarified .poweredlz5 boxes palm soap
and Loaf sugars pipes brandy
10 bbls 5 h sp molasses 6 casks
10 cider vinegar no
s Nol&2 mackerel 6 Port and Ma
whale oil deira wine
S boxes tumblers pipe white wine
pint TASKS 90 bbls whiskey (star b
40 cases matches (Mil) 4 bags pepper and spice
g boxes Spanish mixedI20 boxes Sx10 IOxI2 &
tobacco 10xl4 glass
Together with every article usually kept in
grocery stores
Mineral Point. Octr !, 1850. T49
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-31

" Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

REV. DIR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey. OF distinguished attachments ard sK
allied reputation
SIDNEY, Neg Jersey July Il 1855
DR- A H CFRIsrTE-Dear Sir; You wish 10 knoV
OF me what has been the result II my case -
the application OF THE GALVANIC BELT AND
NECKLACE. My reply Is IS follows
For about tUenfg gears / had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became woTse
nor could obtain permanent relief from any
Of medical treatment whatever. About fourteen yeaT1
since, COnseq ueuce Of frequent exposure 10 tie
weather IN the discharge Of my pastoral duties
J became subject 20 severe Chronic RheumataI,
which Tor year after year, caused me IndescTIbsbis
sequence Of preaching great deal II my ans
various other churches in this region, ATTACKED
BY the Bronchitis which became 50 severe "a
10 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
LdboTs. Ny nervous system thoroughly pro-
traied, and my Bronchitis became worse, so sl52
evinCing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sys-
TEN Ia the whole p1armacopRla there seemed 70 D.
remedial agent v hich could reach and reCuperds
this purpose had completely failed At last was lei
by friends to inventions and though
with no very sanguine hoTes of their efficiency
determined TO try the eec: OF the application OF ths
GALNANiC BELT AND NECKLACE, with ths
MAGNETIC FLUID. This June 1876 j
MY GREAT AsTONIsHHENT, TWO DAYS DrsFTrsi'
MAD GoNE; EiGiiT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO EEfCAE
ny PASTORAL LABoRs, FAvE ] OMITTED
SINGLE SERVICE OK sccoUNT o. rHE BRoNcHTH
AND ny RHEUMATIC sFFEcT5oN Has gNrIhELF oFAstD
TROUBLE Such Is the wonderful and happy re-
suits of the experiment
] have recommended the BELT and FLUID %
many who have been likewise suffering from Net'
raigic affections They have tried them, VIII HAffT
RESULTS, sELTEvE. EvEBY
am, dear SIR very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W LANDiR