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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-17
Farm for Sale.

IN Woodstock containing one hundred acres OF
/ Lands acres Of woodland 1t cuts - tons oi
hav and l. under good cultivation.
Also. Farming Tools, and two horses one
COW Is vearl!ngs, one wagon, and one sleigh
Apply 70 MOSES SWAN.
Woodstock June II ISig II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-17
Shawl Lost,

- ETWEEN South Paris and OtisIeld, August
ID 2sth, Cashmere shawl, with WHITE
CENTRE. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
informing the subscriber where il NAV be found
EPHRAIM MAXIM.
Paris, Aug. 81, 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
f;UEEii: Mtl<INE-< AND <pNEi.



Mr.. Howard Ii!dvH, OF 10 Dearborn street,
Chicago, has uu exhibition new and novel
churu dash, which must speedily rCrolutIuniZe
thc butter business. II has been approved by
the New Urk Farmers Club, commended very
highly by the American ArtILIn aul other in
nucntial journals, and acknowledged 10 hc the
simplest, cheapest and best thing eNtaut by all
" lao have examined il. Experiments show
that it viii produce a larger yield of butter, OF
better quality, and in less time, than any 9TH
CT dashCr. Nor Is this all. With If, new milk
may be made to produce butter in from five to
eight minutes, leaving the milk fresh and
good for family use a. before II was churncd.
Every county right in New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvani was sold in ten days after
exhibiting it before the Farmers Club, Of New
\ ors city, and already over six hundred conn
ties have been disposed Of. The daSher can be
made Tor utty cents, and sells very rapidly at
TWO and a half dollars The rights are sold
extremely cheap, and cntcrprising men, hav-
ing even very little money, can makc small
fortune 10y introducing The dasher Circulars
sent free upon application. The Scientific
American, which ought Ia he regarded great
authority, says: III cream Is dashed against
hard substances, or mashed upon bars OF
''rullcrS, IL breaks the EIobules and becomes
'0Ity, by destroying the grain. 1t should he
thrown into currents and counter currents 10y
the action Of the air, causing a friction by the
1.-THE covering without bursting or breaking
''the glubI les Il is upon this latter princi-
pie the Inventor has acted, aud very success
fully, as his daShcr proves To every one who
examines It. state and county rights can he
obtained by Al plying To Howard Iilden. No.
l2a Dearborn street, Chicago, or No. IS Corn
hin street, Boston, Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

FOWLS IN ORCiIARpS.-Th public
has yet To learn the full advantage
of keeping poultry. Few seem to
appreciate what they may do among
trees III an orchard. Let any one
try them in an orchard of a quarter
of an acre, where they nSy be Kept by
the picket fence four or five feet high
putting in, say one hundred ana
twenty-five fowls, and observe the
result. Ii will avoid the amnovan-
ces III the garden, Of which 50 many
complain, while they viii work
among the trees, doing Just what is
needed and destroying everything
thatca injure the trees. III the shape
of bugs, worms or other insects, and
lay large number of eggs, which
are a cash article To say nothing of
the chickens, which pay well for
raising at the present time. / have
tried il, and know il Is So. | have
about one hundred fowls, which
have worked admirably among my
trees, keeping the ground in good
condition, keeping OF the insects
and promoting the growth of the or
chard. | am satisfied that we have
vet To learn the fall benefits which
may Toe derived from the proper
management of fowls, and it is quite
possible that tho method 1 have
may offer the best way OF
getting our apple orchards into bear
ing condition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

Do CATTLE LOSE THEIR CUBS -
| think they do not, but / know of a
number of persons who, as soon as
an OK or a COW i taken sick from
any cause, and OF course the animals
do not chew their cud while sick
make them a cUd;some using Goldfish
skin and sweet elder lark and yeast,
another preparing "A wad OF hay in
some mysterious way, another Civ
ing a piece Of salt pork. OF course
none of these things Will hurt the
animal. The question il, where 10
they get the first cud2 1t il certain
" not made 10y the hand OF mau, and
put into the calf's mouth ;on the con-
trary, the little calf at three or four
weeks old i seen chewing his cud
In my opinion. when animals are
taken sick, 40 matter what causes
the sickness, they stop chewing their
cud from the same reason that a per-
son loses his appetite, bat a soon as
they are restored Ia health hy letting
nature have its course. or 10y a~Sis-
ting nature with some mild medicine,
they get we'll, aud their appetite re-
turns and they viii raise anal chew
their cud - before Cor. Western
Rural
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
DIAMONDS EtR AL.

The acquisition OF the Alaska territory,
about which there was so mach excitement,
has brought into Use very rare and valuable
stone, called the Alaska diamond, which does
not cost One-siItecuth of the genuine article,
yet il Is 50 brilliant and durable as 10 rival II.
and cannot be told from The original even by
the most export judges and conE0isscurs ni real
diamonds. II IS ALREADY the rage in Paris,
london. NV York, Chicago and other cen
tres OF fashion, where ii Is worn by the elite.
and regarded with the greatest favor. This
diamond quartz Is found emily IN Alaska, and
is taken to Holland, where it is cut and polish
Ell by the best di9monG CATERS and then set IN
rich ana elaborate designs Of eighteen Earci
gold, By experienced woihIncn, making je5 ell
~ which cannot be surpassed, and Is not
cguallCd by the original. Mir. J ;. Davis, OF
lU7 Monroe street, Chicago, has 1R immense
stock Of this jewclry, Of the very bgst styles
and workmanship. and is selling i 50 cheSp Is
10 bring II within tho reach OF all. We acycI
spent II more agreeable hour than II looking
over his stock, and we can assure our readerz
he Is gentleman with whom they viii find II
both pleasant and safe TO deal An order sent
by mail Will receive the same careful atten-
ton If the purchaser were present n person.
Full Information furnished upon application,
Mr.. Davis IS merchant wei known and es-
taliished ii Chicago, whore many thousands
OF dollars worth OF his j~w5lry Is worn 10y thi
bess citizens, and his trade l. constantly III
Cre2Sing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
EI\NES \ MSGRkTII.

Ma EpIToE .-Ny wish 10 impress upon ths
minds It your readers two facts. First. no d--
orpiiun. yilher real or apparent, in our housr;
and secondly. We guarantee ssi'islact ion in all
tss~,.- sa is4r - a. lies i'm eur power.
No have the largest amt most carefully ST.
ircre8 stock uF carpets, oi cieths, WiudoN
silztiu- &c. ia thC city 81 81 Louis, auU AT,
selling them az less than uge per cent. advance
on the New Tc~k cost. Wt dom tell Won she
regular advertising, lie. jilat we@r selling be-
low cost.
send Us "a diagram oT thg room You wish 10
cover. with = description of iae kInd cf carpet
s..yi ant, and Wc guarantee you viii lie pleas
81. Respectfully,
FIN\El x NCti&AIH.
No 3gS Nortl. sth-St., ~. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
Worthy Of Note-C omfort for the Sick
and Rest for the Weary.

All who would enjoy = healthful and undis-
turhed nights rest, will hail with delight the
Emeu'. rubber ring spring Bed Bottom,
they being durable and noiseess. combined
with strength and simplicity, Inake them SUI
perior 10 all wire spring beds. They are Civ
Ing great satisfaction, and being universally
used whenever introduced The springs are
pure rubber rings, which have the same effect
on bugs Is c.mphor or cedar has on moths.
Manufactured only By IL. !. Bond 4 Co, 3I3
Market St, =. Louis, Mo, half block east of
court house. Exclusive salr given to rcspon-
-L-.l- -I--LL.E. /. ...l t.lzlL-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
Philadelphia Ornamental Iron " orIzs.

Garden and Cemetery Adornmcnts, Cast,
Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Fountains,
Vases, Ser-ndas, Settles, Arbors, Chairs,
summer houses, iron stains, spiral and straight,
in every variety Of pattern. New and inprov-
ed styles ofhay racks, managers, stable fixtures,
stall divisions, Sc. Patent wire work; rail-
ings, store fronts, door and window guards
farm fencing, sc. Bronze Work: Having fit
ted up our foundry with special reference 10
the above class of work, we are now prepared
10 I'LL with promptness all orders for bronze
castings Of every description, to which the sub
scribers would most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public, as also to their varied and
extensive assortment of ornamental iron goods,
the largest to be found in the United States, all
of which are executed with the express view of
pleasing the taste, while they combize all the
requisites of beauty and substantial construc-
ton. Purchasers may rely on having all their
articles carefully boxed and shipped to the
place Of destination. Designs VIII be sent 10
those who wish to make Il selection. Robert
W God 4 Co., Office and WareroonIs, 1875 Ridge
Avenue, Philadelphia Pa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WITH Ir

gloomy attendants, low spirits, depression,
loss OF power, dizzy head, loss of memory and
threatened impotence and imbccility, find 4
sovereign cure in Humphreys homeopathic
Specific No. Twenty eight Composed OF the
most valuable, mild and potent curatiyes, they
strike at once at the root of the matter. tone uu
tho system, arrest the discharges, and Impart
visor and energy, life and vitality to tho entire
man Ihey have cured Thousand, of cases.
Price S. Per package or six bOXe. and vial ,
which is very important in obstinate or old
eases, or 81 fer single box. Sold by ALL
druggists, and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co.. 562 Broadway, \. \.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
Some New Epitaphs.

4 curious grtherrr of quaint cpl
taphs has contributed quite nnm-
Der To the London Scotsman, some
Of which are quite new, and some
particularly the one on the baby
quite old.
Here il one on a person named
Chest:
Here lies 81 rest, DO protest
one Chest within another
The enc Of them Is very good
Who ssys So 81 the other -
On very old man:
lie lived 70 los hecsnse hs ~. strong,
100 To yOn don Z live so long.
On Martha She'll:
Poor Narshs Shell hiss gon. away
Her would IL she could but her cnuldn stay
Her had bad isgs and a b,ddish cough,
II was her ] bad legs that carried her 81. -
The following, although quaint, is
very coarse
Here lies the body of barren Peg
Who never had no issue but one in her leg:
And when she Vas slive she was 40 cunning
That when one leg stood siill the other kept
RAINING
Mr.. froctor's antipathy To medi-
cal men did not save him from the
common fate of humanity:
Here lies John Pr4ctor,
Who lived snd died without d-ctor.''
On Professor Walker, " no wrote 4
II. atise on English Particles:
Here lies walker, Particles
On Or. Fuller:
''Hsre lies FulIer's earth -
On n dustman
Cease to lsmest his change. re iEst.
HES only gone fr~-c dust Ia dust.
pr. Chard's medical practice seems
To have been large, II nI particular
ly successful
Here lies Dr. Chsrd,
Who filled the half Of this churchy ard.
The following is 4 quaint mixture
of specific information and senti-
ment
Here lies tive babe IS doad - nils.
Who died % a.on!.Ug ITS,
They too good ~ live with We
so cod took them ~ 1--we with He
On another bale:
.'since was so quickly icA- for,
wonder what wss begun for
The subject of the following seems /
To have appreciated the good things
of life overmuch
Here lie. the bones of Joseph Jones,
Who ate while he vss abt~; l
Rut once o'erfsd, he droPt down dead A
And fell beneath the table
On q woodman
ia Kent so good was Looping wood,
And down fell from tree'
met with n check and bross NY meek.
Aud so death topped OF me-
There is no evidence that Jonathan
Pound WAS an Irisman, but his cpl
taph contains an unnistakable quiz
Here lies the body Of Jonathan Pound,
Who Mas lost nj sea and never WAS ioiIa'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
"The Common Sense Truss

! term given by leading surgeons to Il supe-
rInr truss manufactured by Bartlett, BUtman n
Parker 1875 South Clark street. Chicago. It is
a radical ours truss, from the fact that the
pressure Is so perfect and constant the rupture
never slips down. The pad is under perfect
control the patient, Is fitted in any position
required, and held firmly aud the joints attach
ing the pad TO the spring are so arranged Is to
give the pressure 1T any part and in any diroC-
tIon required. Ii has been endorsed by the
most eminent physicians in the land. The
above gentlemen are also large dealers in sup
portcrS, Braces. Elastic Stockings, Suspense
rlcs, aud Wholesale agents for Cutler 3 Walk
cr' thest-EN pauding shoulder Braces. They
are honorable, straightforward gentlemen;
and We can CheeTiully commend them to
dealers, physicians and our readers generally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
OLD LETTERS.
BIZ II. Is . FORMS.


Why so carefully folded and laid away,
Are these bundles or lett = I'm reading to-
day,
And why do the tear-dropp 30 sorrowirg rise,
a. each fond letter before IN unope'd lies
All, memory is busy with days of the past,
With hours and pleasures FAR too pleasant to
last;
When the dear once who penned these fond
Were as joyous and hopeful - young lives
could be.
But the dear hands that panned them are ST.
lent and cold,
And they've all passed away like a tale that
is told;
Yes, some of them persisted so long, long
That SAD tears for those loved ones have most
ceased 70 flow.
Here's package from Lizzie-dear friend OF
my youth
And her letters are fuN of affection and truth:
SO pure, unsuliied and unchanging our
love
Twas fit for the bosoIns OF angels above.
Twas the first sal 7bcreavement my heart
ever knew,
When lost her sweet friendship 50 trusting
and true,
And / folded her letters with signs and with
And laid them away where they've laid for
years
Here's a package from Mollie-a dear friend
was she,
And SO dear was her pure, trusting friend
ship for me;
And the joy OF her presence was cherished
Until s.Tate'' sternIy parted Us, no more to
meet.
Here'...a package from Rhea. proud, beau
tifui maid,
Her proud, fearless spirit Was ought undis-
mayed;
How / loved her. sc fearless, yet constant
For Right never fearing TO dare and to do
There were sorrowful tear-drops by lovina
friends shed,
when they laid her dear form with the mum
For Ambition she lived, for bright honor an,
fame,
And she passed AWAY, leaving dear, hon
ored name
Here's package from Ida, bright fortune =
child,
FOR fortune most brightly on her young lif,
had smiled;
And her Young life was joyous, most happy
and free,
And 50 dear was that fair. gentle maiden t,
me.
But, alas she soon faded in all her fresl
bloom,
And her ioveliness moulded away in thu
tomb,
And a bright home grew darkened, an,
hearts bowed with pain
When her beautiful form meath the cold so,
wa lain
Here's package-but small-and the letter
are few,
But were written by one that WAS noble an'
His life. bright with promise, he 30 cheerful
IL gave
For the cause of his couptry-hc sleeps Will
the brave.
Uerers a unrkare from one who died ia
nuoy
xbarc ~ soutt wind was blovinqr oue an
And We Know not the place of his last lonely
bed,
But We know that he sleeps with Columbia
brave dead.
Here's packau- from Julia most TREASURED
OF all;
And oh saddor the trnr-drops and flstcl
For Oh, fondly cherished WAS that dear on
OF urs,
Who faded away with the bright, summ"
Ho"clS.
Of song
BUT too fragile and lovely to stay with u,
And So sad and 80 bi,ter The tears shat She
" men piestd u'f iona l'tt'fs WIN t'i"St 4"
The dead.
Now another small package I'm folding to-
uay,
For to carefully lay with the others away;
For the dear hands that pcunOd them are 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
Extract from a letter from SAINT. Croix.


We had wandered Tor many hours
through tangled forests of Tropical shrubs and
trees, some of them emitting moSt delicious
and Inv gOrating Odor, when we suddenly came
Hppn Il large and well cultivated plantation. in
Tn, centre Of which were several small build
InEs. Entering these We found them To be the
''prrss houses, - stills, Sc., where the sugar
cane Is crushed for the manufacture of st. CruiX
Rum. over 100 COOLIES were at work, and the
smell from the ferIuruting YHtS Was very cN-
hilaratng and pleasant. We were shown
through the entire establishment, Aud learned
tina. all the Rum here produced was shipped to
Messrs. T. II. Drake x Co, New York. to be
made into their celebrated Plantation Bittcrs.
The peculiar good effect of this !sum-Nhich is
the purest and best in the woTld-arc we'll
known, Not single ease OF Dyspepsia. Fever
and A@ue, Consumption, or any such disease
can be found on the island, Except of inValids
who come here for their health, and they are
almost always curcoD- Combined with calls
ava Bark, tasG-rilia, and other important in
@rctticnte, this Rum becomes Plantation Kit
tcrs; and surely no finer tonic aud general
family remedy was ever seen. lEe Comhna-
ton OF these Filters wa, first discovered i"Fe
many year. ago, and ali the natives swear hy
Plantation Eilters, and say there is nothing
like it, Judging by tie robust health OF the
witnesses, / ann certain their testimony is trEc.
Il. 5. T.
AAGSoLiA WATER Superior To- tic best i'm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

Frank Howard 5 new song and chorus, "Bon-
ME Abilene, - just published by 7. W. Mar
tin, II9 and 12l Madison street, Chicago. Is
pronounced by all lovers OF the better class OF
music to be the great song of the season. Its
merit and beauty all acknowledges. II you
would enjoy musical treat, send 81 cents 10
any music dealer, or to the publisher, and re-
ceive copy by mail. 1t viii please you. All
music stores sell 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

Mr.. Conner paid about Sl@, geo for
advertising his last Ledger story.
Red Knife 1T i still reported by
some business men that advertising
is useless Bonner wouldn't adver-
tiSa if it We're SO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
Roofing Material.

- OOFING COMPOSITION, PAVING CT
4, ment, Ceal Tar, Z Yarnish for Iron
work Elastic Cemsut, a Paint for Tin Roofs
saturated Felt, Dry Fclt, Shcathug Felt
Felt. Also. a general assortment 81
Soapmaker's stock constantly on hand, COM
prising CaUstIc and SJl Soda, Resin, Palm OF! .
&c, &c, &c, at lowest cash prices. Orders
promptly filed. j. HAYES Il CO.,
20 w a iIngf9n 81 lhirapn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL TIE
Sights and Secrets
DfTHE NATHAN JI,prTaT,

1 WORK descriptive of Washing
Y ton city; It's high ana low life, IuaaHili-
cent public buildings, hidden mysteries, vii
ialhIts AMI cOrruptIons, the idc Wor kings OF
tn" Government. Showing how the public mon
cy IS squandcrcd; how rings are managed /;
how officials are bluCkmaIled; now counter
tCltlnG Is carried on: and all about female lob
by members lady clerks, Ne. Ii j. the spicIcst
most thrilling. in. tructiyc, and startling book
published. Ez@Scnd for circulars and SEE OUR
TERMS, and = iuli DIES eruption OF the work. Adj
dress JONES, u NklN y 60, IGI South
llark St. lNirapn. Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

|slsS;IsiEs E: slsss z. :.

4 PRIVATE COUNSELLOR 70 TlTH SWE.!'s. e.,
- those about 10 marry. la.ic ~ fcrnf.fr, "a
that pertains TO The parEiol-r - Il l-sN'cis-
revolutions OF al" sexual - s;C.I, With q = e
discoveries tn producing nuN rr,.-'uI'r. -r
spring. how 10 preserve HE 'cIari >ion a. -
aitractlYcucss aid beauty, SC., 50.
THIS Is an Interesting amt tHa"rFuii s-,.L q
over two ha drci pee, wfiI.,a lu I-l.a..
gUagG- Win numerous diagram. HHj vE -T.il-.
aud contains all that N.tluIai, i..t.rttts... ...
riI@c oHght Ia have yet, vliich trw r,-lg g..
that every body should know; slili u g. t., D..
ought to be kept under it,h AMI kew aIli fftl I..
C:ifoi. SLY about the haUsc. II ,lfht.t,r- Is, .
ming on the subject Ui Ia rsrrT.tiik-
Is worth knowing. and isturu tsist H. '..t i,i-
Ia AMY other work.
This Invaluable work viii D.. s..nt B., aul .l..
Gree OF po5tagrl GA receipt Of EiiIy r,I,I-.
Address: Dr. Eltt-' DF pl.uslrv. \. " ~rr..r.
Eiith and Market streets, 81 Louis. vi.
- Notice IS tic Afflicted and UHloIteuait.
BEFORE receiving tr..atme nt from any OF 49,
toTtous CuuGs ot tli4 or any ether PLtSr. gIn aI
N"riiS- IN thc public papers, using any Ui 10 "a
u'ht nrmbcrlcss t,rfrE r,I1sfi-- "artsunN It.F-t
t'r, Hults' work. NJ mt1cr what dfsrsLsv %
ar how dCUtorublc Your cundi. tsi Us lar its.
while cost You F1uy ccHts L. have ID " III H. va
liable iuurnattoE, IL may cdst You - II Aa.
many. a lie ofhope!cSs misery, aad regret not 90
have il
br. Butts can be consulted on suy OF fhs lis
eases mentioned in his works from . 4. NJ. %
T.. NJ pilirr W. corner Fiuh and Marhr
streets, topp"site Conrt IIoHse,) ST. Louis. No.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
THE UNTVERSE7
and Change of Name 9TH +:
tUtGAGoAN and Consolidation with
il "rthe Chicago SoEOSiS and
ADVANCE GUARD.

THE UNfyEEsE will be q Large Quarto Week
~ Of eight pages, and forty-cight columns.
printed with new type, on the best paper.
In the FIRST No., to be issued June 3t;n, will be
commenced Il story OF deep Interest. involving
serious social questions, entitled ''Marrjrd. -
by Mrs. Caroline +. Corbin. author of ere
bccCa, W ornau's secret, Of which the Morn
ing Star tIaptis) says-''Ihcrc arc power.
and genius and art, and skill, and passion
that show 1t to be the work Of Il woman, busy
with the atprohlcms which the country car
no Escape Every number viii contain two
or more choice ztOTIcS and sketches.
Il viii also contain a paper that will attract
wide attention, from the pen of tn" eminent
Robert Dale owen, entitled, ''SpiritJali.m 4
Moral and Social Necessity The list Of con-
u-Iuutprs VIII iuciHdc many distinguished men
and women who aIe prominent IN literature
science, movements Of social reform, etc
The UNIVERSE - III discuss the present sys-
TEN and laws of Marriage and all questions
concerning the vital Interests 81 men and y-o-
men, without fear or favor, presenting the true
causes IF physical decay.
IEBMS-@2.5o per year; - 20 fer six
months. Fifty kinds of premiums for new sub
sCrihcr. Zone and Upwarti} on astonishing lib
cral terms. six new books given away!
Write for premium list, giving fun particu-
lars. Specimen numbers free To those who viii
procure subscribers. Address
IL. y. r LEWIS,
Publisher UNIVERSE, Chicago.
- The Universe will be sent on trial for
Three Months for only Fifty Cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
FARM Ms HOTEL.

Cor " alHut & second SIS. 1t. Louis. No
IEi- Ncll-kHuwn and popular Hotel, hJy IN.
he,u thoroughly ryhttcti [.aHt under new man,
a--.nl,ul.l J. now ugrn lnY The reception 81
guests. - - irT tiay.
t-ILGEiAID n CARROLL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

Tallmedge's None Such Salaratus
makes the best and most nutritious bread, bis
cult and cakes, and is the best Saleratus for
family Have you tried it2 Western de
pot, l20 ;. Water st, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26
I have used used Norman's ChaIv

I UINt UStU U~tU y OIiIItII| tIdIN
bt.ltc Cough syrup, ani tiut IL the best TCIurt 5
AN t-rotFu have ever uSy-,ls sud from daI 9th
ers have todd I.r OF their success Iit- cd
Tins rcmtiy. / confidently recommend % for
ali djsg1Ies~ al tiIt thrust aHd lungs.
, sem. AGENuAUs. Pastor Ger. NJ r. Church
I;ellrViiiC. Gti
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-26

-'F|N 4 Ut ~ IT.
1 RE to he found at 2ll north sixth street
\ lmtween Olive and Pine, st. Louis Mo.
open from 4. III. To . -. n< Female attend
ants FOR ladies'. Price, one dollar.
Patients from the country furnished with
board and lodging ifdesired.
JACOB HIA%kESTIDHN