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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28
The Proposed Great Bridge Over the
Lower Hudson

The proposed suspension bridge across
the Lower Hudson will stretch across the
river from Fort Clinton to Anthony Nose,
with one clear span of l, 600feet, suspended
from stone towers of sufficient height to
give it an elevation of 155 feet above high
water mark. Including approaches, the
total length of the bridge will be 2, 499 feet.
The entire structure will be composed OF
steel combination truss and cable-work.
There will be four systems of twenty cables,
linked or rooted deeply into the rock and
abUments of the towers. Each cable will
be about fourteen inches in diameter, inter-
laced and secured by innumerable other
and smaller cables. The cables will con-
tain 81, l65, 750 feet, or 70,302 miles OF
5ea, wire.
The total weight of iron and steel in the
bridge will be about 1900 tons. and the
toia, suspended weight will be 1851 tons,
The total measurement Of masonry will be
J'Voi cubic yards. 1t is calculated that
TINS bridge could safely support train
drawn by sixty locomotives, or more than
SIX times the weight that can ever be
crowded upon Il at once. A large number
otmroads are TO be consolidated in the
enterprise, among which are tie Hudson
liver the Boston, Hartford and Erie, thf
Midland. the Delaware and Lackawanna
I4- Harlem, the Danbury and Norwalk the
New York and New Haven, Hartford
springfield Connecticut Valley and others
with all their tributaries. AS route from
Tue great west and Pennsylvania coal fields
70 the north and east, the bridge is one o
Tue most important engineering enterprise
ever attempted in the vicinity of New
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

p. pEBuITY.-There is no medicine equal to
u'naaua's German Bitters in cases of debil-
NS II lmparts tone and vigor to the whole
system, strengthens the appetite, causes an
ID digest it, purifes the blood, gives a good,
sound, healthy complexion, eradicates the
yellow tinge from the eyes, imparts bloom
,be cheeks, and changes the patient from
1.AoIttreathed, emaciated, weak and ner-
VOWS Invalid to . full-faced, stout, and yigor-
.u' person, "Hoohand's German Btters" is
'Ugialy tree from all Alcoholic admxture.
uo9hand's German Tonic is combina-
1.t OF the ingredients OF Hooflauds Bit1ers
u" pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise,
:, making one Of the most agreeable and
l.asant preparations extant. The Tonic is
.'.a oy those requiring good and scientific
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28
EARTHQUAKES near Onto.

From Et NdCi0adL published III Quito,
and the official organ Of the Government,
description Of an exceptionally strange
movement Of nature is taken and herewith
appended. The Governor of the province
OF Manaba, in Ecuador, writes to the Sec
rotary of State of that republic, under date
OF the 10th of February last, an account of
the phenomenon. He says: "sjince the
goth of January it has been visible between
Cape Pasado and Point de Venado. Within
an area of nearly two marine leagues the
earth is rocking in dizzy pillows; in some
places yewning chasms stretch agape, in
other locations perfectly cut geometrical
figures appear; deep holes in the shape of
cylinders, angels, and squares open to en-
gulf Mountains are lifting themselves out
OF the sea, and the littoral hills are sinking
to the sea level Forests are falling, and
great lime rocks are swelling from the earth
to the SUI face Lakes are coursing crook
edly over the land like rivers. All is mu-
tation and the face of nature is change
lessly changetul, retaining the same ap-
pearanee but for molont. This volcanic
agitation, which has been going on for four
DAYS, follows course from west to east,
and embraces eighteen miles in that direc.
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28
for the Cons ano Girls.
BABY's FIRST TOOTH.
ny pEUpy


Come look at the dainty darling
As fresh as a new-blown rose,
From the TOP OF his head SO golden,
To the dear, little, restless toes;
lou can tell by the dancing dimples,
by the smiles that come aud 40,
lie is keeping a wonderful secret,
You'd give hall your Kingdom 70 know
Now kiss him on cheek and forehead,
Aud kiss him on lip and chin
The little red mouth is hiding
The rarest OF pearls within.
All, see when the lips in smiling
Have parted their tender red;
Do you see the tiny, white Jewel,
Set deep in its coral bed 2
Now where are the sage repoi .ers,
Who wait by hamlet and hill,
To tell to the listening nation
The news of its good OF illp
Come weave with your idle gossip
This golden blf ssoM of truth
Just haYa year old this morning,
And one little peariy tooh
n Little Corporal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

by Mr.. Morrill, were several walnut-trees.
One of the smallest ofthem stood very near
the fence which separated the two farms,
Part of its branches hung over Mr.. Masons
land. The mats which fell from these
branches were generally gathered by Rob-
bert One Autumn when he went to the
tree, the nuts were off from the branches,
but there We're none on the ground. He
had seen great many on the tree few
days before, and wondered where they had
gone. He thought some one had stolen
them, and suspected Charles of the theft
Robert supposed his friend had stolen them
when he gathered those which fell on his
fathers side Of the fence The more he
thought OF the walnuts the more certain he
became that his neighbor was the thief
Weeks passed by yet they brought no
change OF feeling toward Charles Morrill,.
But God knew that be was innocent. and
in his own good time the TACT was brought
to light.
MIR. Mason's orchard was near the walnut
tree. Some OF the apple-trees were so old
and fruitless that Robert was sent to cut
them down. After cutting one of them,
he saw some nuts on the ground. Going
to the other side OF the fallen tree, hs
found a large hollow place in it, and there
he found the missing walnuts. They had
been laid up by squirrel for his Winters
food, Robert then saw that he had sus-
pected Charles of sin of which tho SOUR
rel clone was guilty. My young Feeders
from this true incident you may draw two
lessons First, never to suspect another
of sin of which you have no evidence
that they ere guilty, Second, when you
are unjustly suspected of doing wrong, to
trust in God, feeling sure tina. he will mako
your innocence known
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

0AAPFEp HANDS. Face, Rough Skin, pim-
lsTorm. salt RAeum, and all other
cons affections cured, and the Skin
's satt and smooth, ty using the Juniper
a4.' s,g,apr made by CASWELL, HAZARD &
y. New York. It's more convenient and
-'1.E applied than other remedies. avoiding
w trouble Of the greasy compound. now In
-''' Sold by all druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

aeLNrs WANTED TO sell our Patent Metal
'1 ana Door Plates. Agents are making
..i . Slo to $50 per day. Send your name
90 cents for a sample, which sells readily
o we dollars. Address l.. Spangenburg &
4 Patent Attorneys and Manufacturers OF
'-.s4ls, No. POI 5. ith street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28
Tho Stolen Iyalputs.

Robert Mason and Charles Morrill, were
neighbors and frienda Their fathers own
cd adjoining farms. On the farm owned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

THE Red Stockings leave Cincinnati
for New Orleans on Thursday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

sA.YAfE medical aid, Read Dr. Whittier't
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

A MISSIONARY in India lately preached On
the subject Of faith, illustrated by the story
of Abraham and Isaac, with such magnetic
eloquence that one Of his native hearers i'm
mediately went home eud slaughtered his
son and offered him to the big God" as q
8acrifce
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-28

THE New York board OF health has adopt
ed an ordinance making IL imperative upon
manufacturers to burn their own smoke.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
Wager Of a Wife on a Game of
Cards.

The Virginia Nevada Enterprise
tells this story:
about eight or ten months since a
man living in the northern part of this
city went out into the eastern part Of
the State to seek his fortune in the new
mines of that section, leaving his wife
and one child here in town. Some
seven months ago 4 gallant disciple Of
st. Crispin persuaded the White Pine
widow to iaie up her abode with him
in house which he furnished for her.
The new pair lived together for about
seven months, when few days ago the
genuine husband returned OF course
There was trouble in the the camp, but
after some quarreling the two men
agreed to play game of seven-up for
the woman. The game came of last
Saturday night. and the husband won
Ais wife back Ivy just two points The
man claimed his wife, and the man of
leather could not say but that he had
fairly won her."
"The woman preferred n.e shoemaker,
WV VIC uuSbdhu ouu winner =" sts utlQT-
mined to have his own. He packed ND
what furniture he possessed, and last
saturday evening, with all his house
hold goods, left by fast freight wagon
Cor California. When the wagon start
81 from North e street there was a
scene. 4 erowed of nearly one hund-
red persons had assembled to see the
husband carry away his stake and
there was much merrinient over the
romantic affair. The woman cried. and
wanted to stay with the shoemaker, and
0hef SHOEMAKER cried at parting with
his treasure he had lost by not holding
enough 'trumps.' He asked some of tho
crowd IL they thought he would he /
arrested Ii he attempted to take the wo- |
uan out of the wagon. They told him
i'm hi had lost her on the square. and .
Q ne1se bear IL like man; SO the wagon
arted, and soon the fair one was gone
ON bis gaze" /,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
Original Notice.

Circuit Court of Cedar County, Iowa. AupA, a.
Term, 1870.
Na'hah Sa'n nd. Plaintiff, h'
william Bosgls ct al, Defendants, { o
10 william boggie, j; Alien Macneil, Lavikr
BogSie. Abraham Piummer, John H. We'd
ccreil anu George J. Boat, Defendants: "
q, ! on are hereby notified that there is now \,
file in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circ,E
Court in and for the County OF Cedar. in H.,
State or Iowa, petition OF Nathan SathJ
tulwaite. piaintIn, claiming of You WIlli.9 %
sorry note gwen at Iowa city. January I'd, IJic
to sheparA 4 Hess, for s7i4.o.. And caimll
~ you, William Bogge the further sun
$1,000 one thousand dollars together wh =
interest thereon at ten per cent If IN IanI
fy %hi. 1879, on your promissory note made / II
th't day for said amount pay able to this plain
IN Ana ask ing against each and all OF YOU
heichdants the foreclosure of the mortgage on
.ne Sou'h half OF the one acre Of land in Cedar
county, Iowa. described as follows to-wit.
Commencing ten 40 rois south of tho north.
west corner of the west half of the nort Invest
lF-ninc 90. north of range four lD, ives, of The
pth p. M. thence south sixteen rods. thence
a ,,,t ten OTIS, thence north sixteen rods.
,ptncc Wtsi ten rods to the pluce Of beg II n jnr
being the premises on which the wagon shnm,
OF B"geie 4 Me Neal is SITUATED. with apnnrtap
Rossis to shepsra Ia f msss and wife Layina
to seeure the payment of first above m en-, ION
ca note; both said note and mortgage now
also ASKING the foreclosure according To law
OF the certain mortgage given by said Win.
Bosgie and wife to this plaintiff. 10th OF ist
month 1853. Oh said came tract OF land to- wit:
commencing is rods south OF the northwest
corner of the west = ofthe northwest " OF sec
,, township ~. range 4. west 9Th p. m, thence
sodth rods, thence east 10 rods thence north
rodS. thence west ten rods to tho liacs OF be-
ginning. containing one-half acre. given to Sc
cure the last above mentioned note, and ask.
ing That said note be paid out of the proceeds
81 sale of said land on foreclosure. with suita
bic rebstament OF Interest, ns the next subse
Inent lien GA said land.
nov unless you apnsas to said petition atd
.eIend thereto ut or before noon Of the second
Jay or the next term of said Court. to be begun
hd heid at Upton. in said County. on the ed
ay or August. 1870 n default will be entered
sa'nst Won, and Judgment and decree or
'rccinscure rendered thereon In accordance
lth the prayer OF said petition.
WOLFA LANDT.
25"' Attys for PffH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Puriner and Delicious Drink. War
any poisonous drugs o. In rnftis being prepared for
those who require stim, liant. II splendid aple-
tizer and tonic. and the finest thing In the world for
purifying the blood IT the most pleasant and deli
cous article offered 10 the public far superior to
II = more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and e
male, young or old. can take the Wine of Life. II Is
IN tact a life rr~erver. Those who wish 10 entoy
good health and free flow OF lively spirits, will do
well To take the Wine Of Life II Is different from any
thing before In II is sold by druggists; At
all respectable saloons. Price One Dollar, In quart
bottles ,#sg4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
FRANCS CHRoMos

EG- Are fdc-sfniiie reproductions of exquisite
on paintings, SO admirably executed rs 10 rem.
ner y Impossible for any but experts to detect
ne difference between them
CO. as-AsE FOR them at the Art and Picture
Hoour hnromos are sent free TO any ad-
dress. within the United states east of The
mississippi. on re ,cipt of price
go Pfang's Chrome Journal" Issued quar-.
ieriy. contains complete descriptive cata-
inRne Of our Chromos, with special lnforina
ton about the art Specimen copies Of the
Journal sent 10 any address on receipt Of
stamp. 46y l.. PItA Nc Il CO., Boston
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE, WELL IMPROVED FARM.
- situated six mics east OF Upton, eight
niles south OF Clarence, and sixteen miles
1orth OF Wilt y. consisting Of 40 acres choice
,rairie land, nh under crllivation; % acres OF
! IN tame grass. miles OF hedge. living water,
p) apple trees, cherry pear. and plum trees,
mail fruit II every variety; also. 20 acres OF
:nod timber land. Two dwelling houses. stable,
',lbs. ana out buildings. Terms moderate.
rice reasonable JOHN BRUEER, Z
May 25,h, r. sm2I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

RISMARk. Dickens, Combined, All the Go.
- star, Opera, Fancy Aster and Fire Fly
'ofists - Fhe BIG BOOT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

Made or Pear Rum, N-atsaey, PROOF spirits y
ReiGsc !.iHaar>. cnrt"f.d spicta and AweettS
"RestorerS." ,er that lend the ttpTtrr to drum
and rniG. but tru" medicine. made from
native Roots and Herbs of California, FREE from
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRI.
PIE, per Get RcHcSatCf and iBNtsWratur of the
TEN. carrying off ali poisonous matter. and resto
the blood to II healthy condition. No pc3 son can
these Bttcrs according 10 directions, aai remainl
uuwpil.
the Zones are rpi destroyed by mineral pols1iisor
n,rans, and the vital organs wasted beyond
For inNamnato.y and Chronic Rheumatism. andC
meGt fegefs. Diseases Of tho B!ood. Liver Kid
and Bladder. these BI1TtR> have been n
sncce@efa SUCH DISEASES, are caused by VII
nrnt of the digestive ORGANS
Cleanse the eitiatcd blood whenever you find It's
rurttea bursting through the skin in PimPles. i
and sluggish in the yrirlS cleanse il when /; il
and your ceiling. will tell you when. Keep tie b
nnre and the health Of the system Will follow.
CERT F1cATE.
- hereby certify that I hsve e1au,iped md
Thoroughly tested In my practice he
above articles. and regard ths1 preparations o.
ereat merit and would cordially recommend them
:: being prepared with sp ecial care from Re.
liable Ingredients. and more enIc scious for The
treatment OF the var ions diseases for which they are
oe0ened, than any rem eslie1 Of ~hich have
knowledge.
GEORGE II. DADD,
Veterinary Surgeon Author Of Anaiomy and Pm.
sso'Dy p IL Hbvse," Aode,s HIRE Doesov," &C.
Purchaser. win please ask for COPY Of Horse and
Cattle Owners 1uide.S gfatis.
LORD = SMITH, PrsDristses,
Cz1cAeA IlsA
For sale by all Druggists.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

A kMlegin who had been studying at
. safe distance, the war like ways oftne
e0ldler-crab, remarked to her mother:
II hope God did not hurt Hisself " hen
H wss making him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
COUGH NO MORE

Warmers Ceugh BHlsMM rs healing softenfng
and expecorating. The exsraor binary power It pos
sesses in Immediately relieving and eventually cur.
ing the most obstinate OF Coughs. Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis. Influenza Catarrh Hoa rseEess.
Asthma and Consumption is almost incredible SO
prompt the relief and certain its effects in all the
above cases. Or any affection Of the throat and lungs
and one and all that IL is the most heains and
pectorating medicine known. One dose always ar
lords relief and in most bottle effects cure
Sold by druggists. in large BOTTLES Price One Dollar
y y Your own fault if still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even In one case 70 cnre Il worst Of Blind,
itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted
should immediately call on their frnggst and get
WARsERs PILE REMEDY 1t is expressly for The
Plies and Is not recon rnended to other DIS
ease IT has cured many cases of thirty years
everywhere
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

Read the fsIlswinS Testimony.
Mcssrs. r. E. Sellers Co-Gents: l was q complete
martyr to rheumatism before using your beo TIC
Compound, but since then have been like a new
man. JAMES b. MCCLATCHEU.
Pitt,turg Jan. 6, 1866 IyB
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
T. j. CAMPArLL, Secretary,
w. II. BENNETT Assistant.
Town Of Mineral Point--Caucns.

Att meeting held on the Goth day of
March, 1870 in the Town of Mineral
Point, the following persons were nomi.
mated for the various Offices in snid town
.SuprUHors--James Spensev, Chairman /;
John Hales, William b. Parkinson.
Torn C2erk--John hoare.
Treasure - Matthew Goldsworthy.
Asmwor---Edward Duhn
Justices - Henry Hchelcnger, Matthias
Phillips.
Constabtcs--John Miller, Charles Walker
At said meeting tho following resou-
tions were adopted
Rcsoired, That the Chairman of the
town board Of the town of Mineral Point
as member of the County Board, is here.
by instructed to use all his rights aud inhn.
encc to get our equal part OF allowance of
bridge money from the county, which we
are Justly entitled 20 for bridge purposes.
Rcsoiyed, That the Chairman Of the town
board, as a member Of the County Board,
is hereby instructed to see and inquire it
the action of the county nanissioners of
March tih, 1870, ordering the discharge Of
the bondslnen of George H. Oris, late Clerk
of Iowa County Board, and taking less
money than is due 60 said county from said
& H. Orl', is Iawfni; il not, 90 insist that
every dollar and cent which is due to the
county from said boudsmen shall he paid
Rcsol,ed That the said Chairman of tie
board, as memder of the County Board is
hereby instructed to inquire whose fault it
was that g. II OTs became Clerk Of the
County Board for the second term, if de
faulter in the first term
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Convention called to order by VIM, Tre
wartha, Chairman Of the City Committee
On motion OF &. W. Bliss, Mr.. jaime,
Hutchinson was unanimously chosen Chair
man.
Mr.. I, j. Campbell elected Secretary
and W. Ii. Bennett, assistant
On motlog OF Alex. Wilson, convention
proceeded to ballot for II candidate for May
or, with the following result:
+, J. Cooper, II; Il. ?. Weber, 3S; Jas
Hutchinson, ~ scattering, 4.
Mr. Cooper having received majority OF
| all the votes east was declared the nominee
and his nomination made unanimous.
Convention then proceeded to ballot for a
candidate for City Treasurer MS fellows;
la BdRot-John lvry. ga; W. II. Beanctt
49, Joe Kinsman, Is; John Terrill, Il,
scattering, 2,
I'd Balot-J"hn Ivey, 0S w. H. Bennett,
53; Joe Klnsman, S; John Tcrrill, 4;
scattering, 8.
On motion, Mr.. Ivey was declared the
nominee of the convention for City
Treasurer.
A ballot for City Assessor was then
taken, resulting as follows:
Joe Vivian, s4, Thos jenkins, 81
scattering, 4.
DR.. Dalton's name was then presented for
the position of City Superintendent of
Schools, and on motion, he was nominated
by acclamation, without dissenting voice.
Convention then resolved itself into
ward caucuses, for the nomination of ward
officers.
The Convention being re-assembled. the
wards, by their secretaries, made the fol.
lowing reports;
First Ward Nominadom-Fo Aldermen,
James Brewer; for County Supervisor
James Hutchinson for Constable, Ernest
WeIsen.
Second Ward Mminatom-F For Alder.
man, Philip Allen; for County Supervisor
James Toay for Constable, Joseph Kins.
man.
The chair, on motion, appointed a City
Committee, for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows:
W. II Bennett, Alex. Wilson, William
Trewartha
Convention then adjourned.
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
Chairman.
T. j, cAMPArLL, Secretary.
w. H. BENNETT Assistant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
SECRET SOCIETIES.

p. AND A. ".
MIvHRAL PntNr LepGs No. Meets at Masonic
Hall, corner High and Chestnut Streets first and
third Tuesdays Of each month. joan p. TRAAsL,
W. VI. o, " MINOR, Secretary.
Iowa CH,PTEs No. 1, r. A. M-ueets at Masonic
Nall, first and third Mondays of each month. X. D..
PULToRD II. 2. .. n. MINOR, Secretary.
I. o. o Y.
MINERS LoDGE No. 4--Meeis at odd Fellows Hall
Dawes Block. lower High Street, every Monday
weuing. JOHN DAVIS, N. G. URlAH JAMES, Sec
retary.
|. q. q. T.
EMERY LoDag No. 3ll Meets every Friday eve
ming at the City Hall. PulLIP ALLEN, Jr. W. Q, 7.
W. II. BESyrTr, Secretary.
CoLD WarEa TEMPLE No. II Uuvenile)- Meets
every Tuesday evening at the iity Hall. JAMES
BRowS, c. I. R II, q 'LDswoHrHY, Secretary.
VI. r. h. 4.
Lectures or other entertainment every Thursday
vening, at City Hal. T.. J Co0PHa, President; I.
J. CAMPBELL, Corresponding Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL bENTl.T, would
- announce TO hr citizens uf tinerl Point and vi.
emily thai he has taken the olicc aud outfit iurnery
occupied by VI. ;, LAWRENCE, AMI respectfully ten.
ssrs 1T, services TO the public Beautiful setis OF
~ teeth FROM one 30 entire sett inserted with he
IKE guns, IN e most artistic manner, and hl
guaranteed in all cases, Partcu ar atteuton given
~ hlliHg cleaning aud preserving natural teeth. r.
Nhldrets teeth corrected and straigltened. Nitrous
etde gas, medicated air, constantly on haud lar
extracting teeth without pan. ~ engagements or
contracts OF :. LAwHsSGs will bf fulfilled ~ per
contiact. Olise At the old stand, one door west oi
'ae IanA, up stairs NGI-45