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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

Ex-SBERiFF BoLENpER has pur-
(lsed the Washington Hotel, in this
rough. aud will shortly take poses
p. This Hotel is lucatcu in the
Ptre of business is large, convent
and well calculated ior the enter.
'nenr Of permanent and transient
bats. Mr.. Bolcudcr is aifiblc,
rteous aud oblisipg, aud will spare
effort tn make bis guests comiorta-
We are evidently getting the
ht man 10 the right place aud be-
ak for him liberal share OF public
rouage.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

THE new postage stamps are now 10
general use They are chsste and ele'
|rspt. and quite equal, II not superior
ko those Of any other nation.
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a REMARKABLE marriage recently
u place AT Galesburg, illinois. The
|degroom and bride were a,ed re-
fciivcly eiyhty-,hree aud eirh:y-on
|Ars. When they were eighteen
sixteen they were engaged to each
ber, bn, broke their trolh and sine,
20 each has inllowed two of their con,
hions to the grave. Late in lilc
early love has been rckindlrd.
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THE MORNING GLORY"
Littlefclds Pntcn, Improved Base Burning
COAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of TnE MouN'Sd GLoHy.
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only be seen 10
be admired. This new stove is made en-.
rircly of east iron. so fitted as to he alright,
hut can he made with sheci-iron upper
section when preferred by the purchaser
Its ornamental finish is drapery, making it
n handsome piece Of furniture, far more so
than any stove heretofore made. Its in
terpal construction, though resembling
some of the former patterns of The Morning
Glory il quite different, making il more
durable. ana far less difficult TO he repaired
rhe castings are of the highest order, fully
equaing tho finest castings made in this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES In the use
of the Morning Glory are the following -
|. Continuous Burning. 2, Quality OF the
Heat. 3. Ventiiation through the stove.
{, Antitrust Stove. D, No Escape of Gas,
q. Economy Of Fuel.
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MARRIED

On the lst ins., by Rev. r. Lazarus J. u. kceler
ana Miss. sarah q. Walter, both oi Middlecreek
town ship.
At the residence OF the BRIDES father, In. Sc
llnsgrove on the Goth ult by Rev. 9eorge J.
Brensinger, Adam Leyengood and Miss Emma
Burns.
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SEE tie rev cards in the candidates

THx Susquehanna Dental Assocla
,iop will meet 10 Willlsmspcrt on the
10th ofMoy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that we
IN have purchased the following personal
property, sold by virtue Of n wit Of fieri
facias, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Snyder county, ms the property Of
Roswell Roihrock, to wit ;--One Cooking
Stove. Chair, ! Stand, Table, Set of
chairs, ! clock. | Looking Glass. l corner
cupboard. I Bedsiead and Bedding, Sui
key, Tons Hay. Saddle, Bride. SC, !
Set of Harness. 2 Lounges, Wood chest,
crib, Wbeelbarrow, 1 Sorrel Mare and
having left the same in hi possession. the
public is hereby cautioned not to meddle
or interfere with the same.
JOSEPH s. uLSH.
JACOB KEMERLING,
January, 27. 1879.
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Culture or Flowers ana yegetsbles.

OF PARTNERSHIP
- The subscribers have this day by ma
iual consent dissolved tho Co-partnership
heretofore existing between them in tho
Lumber business. In Selinsgrove Pa Al
persons indebted 10 the hvm of Meyer
Bowes & Burns win settle the same with
the new frm OF Meyer 4 Bowes who sill
continue the business, and all persons hav-
ing claims against MS viii hand them In for
settlement to Meyer & Bowes.
4. A. MOVER
ROBERT L. B0wES
]. c. BURNS.
seIinsgrovs Nov. 81 1869.
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supply and the demand is quite active.
5000 bushels state and southern yell
low sold at 81 IDOL II; 5000 bush
els white at 81 OS al 10. and 1000
bushels western mixed at 81 &C.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

rNHE DAY
VIC KS
' FLORAL GUIDE POR 1870,

FLORAL GUIDE TDK 1870.
The First Edition Yf One Hundred and
Twenty thousand copies Of yirk's Illus
trated Catalogue or Seeds and Floral
Gulde. Is published and ready TO send out,
1t is elegantly prin,ed on fne tinted paper.
with about 200 lne wood tngrayings OF
Flowers and Vegetables. and u beautiful
colored plate-consisling OF seven varieties
of fhlox Drummondii, making fine
BOUQUET OF PHLOXEs.
II Is the most beautiful. M well as tho
most snslrucliye Floral Gnil Published.
giving plain and thorough directions for
the
Culture OF Flowers ana Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for he
heneht of my customers, TO whom il is sent
free without ap 1lication. but will be for
wardsd 10 all who apply hy mail, for TEs
CENTS, whichis not half The cost. Address
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
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DIED

In Franklin township on the Ith inst. Cstha.
rlne, wife OF Adam Rennnger, aged about %
years.
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PADER CRAFT,
IL SUCCESSOR to
FLICK & CO..
WF-TOLES SAI-E
CGNFECTl0NERS AND FRIlTERERS.
NO. BOB NORTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

A full assortment Of Confectionery,
Fruits, Fire Works, Syrups,
7-liy Sc. always on hand.
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CUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS

Passenger Trains leave the Harrisburg
railroad dcfots daily ns follows:
ILNNsYLYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EASTWARD.
Philaaa Express except Monday 2,lO \ m
Fast Line 5.2O :.
Lancaster train (via VT JOY " 800
Pacific Express Train " l2.iDpm
Harrisburg Accommodation " $3.50
Cincinnati Express train daily 1915
Southern Express $50 q"
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati expires except Monday l2 f. IN
Piilsburg Express i.2)am
Pacific Express train daily 4.liem
Emigration train except Monday 7.ij g"
Mail train except sunlay l,ljpm
Fast Line AS "
Erie Fast line " " 4.2O
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
soRTHwAnp.
Builaloe Express train 2,30 q IN
Night Accommodation ll.55p TN
Mail train 10 q"
Fast Line f.2J /"
souruwARD.
Buffalo Express Train 5.l5am
Mail train 2.iJ pun
Pacific Exp 1905 . IA
York X Harrish'g ACCOMMODATION i3O III
Cincinnati Express i0.i5 y"
sCHuYLKILT. AND susou EIfANNA II. Il.
passenger and mail train leaves tho
Lebanon Valley depot daily. at $50 p. IN,
for pincgrve, Auburn aud POttsville.
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Mr. DIcKEY, Of Pennsylvania, yes
ierday moved in the House that the
Secretary OF the Interior be directed
20 place on the pension list the name
Of the widow of Abraham Lincoln, at
be rate OF $4,000 year from the
date of the passage ofthc act Under
the call OF the previous question the
bill was passed by decided majority
Mr. Lincoln was killed by the enemies
OF the country while nu officer OF the
United states, and. by virtue of his
Office, General in-Chiot of the armic,
of the Uuited States. aud consequent,
this act is not only cminenily but
technically proper. We expect that
the Democratic papers, however. which
have ostcbtatously abused the Repub-
lican party for no taking care Of Mrs.
Lincoln, will now attack us for OK
rravagance in passing this bill.-Ircss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

ALABiNA CLAiMs.-Wc are in
formed that the most persistent and
unyicldiug of the private ciiizcns who
have claims VS.. the British Government
are DIR. j. c. Aver Il Co, of Lowell.
Mass, the manufacturers Of medicines
The will consent 10 nothing less than
that their demand for medicines de.
stroyed qy tho British pirates shall be-
paid in gold and in dollars to the last
cent They are eniboidened by The
fact that the destruction Of their gord,
by the Eng gIish i6 China and el.ewhere
for where are not that Troublesome ma
ton trampling upon somebody p have
hitherto been paid in full aud they now
say tha, they shall he They however
propose this compromise Give MS
Canada aud we. viii call it even. be
cause W. can then send our remedies
there without duty Washington
Ncacs.
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Jury List-May Term, 1870.

rETIT JURORS.
l william Spnngler, Wheclright, Beaver.
2 Lewis kerstetter, Sr, Farmer, Chapman.
3 Jeremiah " smith, Plasteter MiddieOurg.
Jrnathnn delnett, Farmer, Perry
8 Charles Lo'k penns.
q Thomas Paige ChOpman.
I Henry Gordon West Perry,
3 Daniel Jarrett Pcnns
. Jacob Uolcndcr Franklin
10 VIM. NJ. Heimbach, Wheelwright, Beaver.
II simon Erdley, LabOrer, Jackson.
u Samuel W Watt, Paperhlr ger, Washington
10 J,cob Biasser, Laborcr, Union.
u william Boyer, Lab0rcr, Perry.
Is John iiepner. Farmer, Washington.
10 Henry q. he sler, blacksmith, Penns.
II "a. Edward Metzei, lnnkseper, chapman.
Is Reuben GTcenhoe, La orcr, entire.
10 Napoleon Brosius, Farmer, Perry.
% JOVn stuck, Farmer, Wet Perry.
q Lewis Amig, Innkecper. Aliddlecreek.
% John = Walter, Farmer, Penns.
20 Daniel Hassinger, Farmer, West Beaver.
~ James Keller, I.aborer, Beaver.
- 'ctcr Hartman, Merchant, centre.
20 Peter Baily, Jr.. larmer, Monroe.
q Georve Harman, tarpe ter, Selinsgrove.
~ George Kuhn, Gentleman, Penns.
20 Jacob Longacre, Lsborer, Union,
% IIandis Foye, clerk, Selinsyrove.
81 Charles Is Miller. Carpenter, Selinsgrove.
% Lewis Haas, Miller, Penus.
50 Bel y. Burroughs, Tanner. West Perry.
% renry Humme,, shoemaker, Midjiecreek.
IS Peter Trexler, Farmer. Monroe.
80 william u snyder. Farmer, Franklin.
81 Emanuel Houtz, I.aborer. Washington.
Ss David Snyder. Farmer, Union
80 Calvin l.. Fisher, Farmer. Middlecreek.
10 Moses Traup, Farmer, Perry.
a BENJAMIN L. Ro5enbush. Merchant, Beaver
" Jn-ob 4. Reichenb,ch, Farmer, Perry.
~ william Craig, Clerk, Chapman,
~ John Suily, Farmer, SeliIssrOve.
IS Jacob innium, Merchant, Perry.
10 Jacob ". Martin, ahoemakef, Perry.
~ Jacob Horuberger, Farmer, West Perry.
" Nathan Dundore, Merchant, Union
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
.sThe Heatl.en Chinee."

As the elder Weller once pathetically
remarked 'Here's CO." The Whole
land has been agitated on the Chinese
question. Gas lights have burned blue
at the narrowing horrors described to
the faithful by Democratic politicians
as about TO oyerwhelm our ialr shores
in the shape Of q Chinese Immigration
The great Anglo-Saxon-C Celtic Ieutonlc
race was to be utterly oVer-slaughed
and. as for Biddy, her do
nestle hopes were to be narrowed down
to marriage with John Chinaman or
starvation, Yet, those fanatics Of The
Hub needless OF therest of theunIver8e,
did undertake to call down the wrath
of the gods, and to import the heathen
for household service Now for the
startling result--the Chinese won't
GOMEZ Mr.. Palmer, the gentleman who
some time ago advertised his wiling
ness to supply Chinese labor, states
this astonishing fact over his own slg-
nature. He says, moreover, that tne
Chinese continue to regard us aS out
side barbarlars--" rs we regard the
Eoolis of New Zealand, " among whom
we should not desire to settle IN
iesa numbers than Colonies OF fifty or
more. In vain he represented the lux
uries of Boston Gsh-balls in private
families; in vain ne offered an extra
ration Of pork with the balmy bean IN
vain he appealed to personal friendship
with "Ah Young, correspondents OF
mine, - or pressed pecnniary considera-
tions upon Mr.. Koopmanshap. THE
Chinese, one and all, refuse to go on.
Granting these astonishing premises,
there seems to be nothing for it but to
give in adhesian to Mr.. Palmer's view,
when he remarks, Il have always re-
earded the Chinese discussion as pre-
mature This nightmare over, there
ia chance to breathe again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
Ancient Idols.

Chester ny Correspondence Of Boston Advertiser
One morning last week young fell
low rode INTO this town on horseback,
having Just crossed the river from Mis-
sour. He had, carefully wrapped up
in his handkerchief, n curious relc,
dug up the day previous in Perry coun-
ty, Mo. He stopped on the hull to rest
his horse, and the inqusiNve crowd
that gashere5 around soon drew his
story from him, while the relic passed
from hand to hand. Il seems that
when, after the rebellion, the farmers IN
Southern Missouri once more worked
with security and on an an enlarged
scale, the heavy team that passed over
the road near the line of bluffs, few
miles from the Mississippi, IN Perry
county, Mo, unearthed some human
bonss and an odd looking bottle of
clay. There is living in Chester an old
gentleman, James M. Christian, famil-
iarly called " Uncle Jimmy" who has
for years devoted all spare hours to the
study of archaeology HIS researches
in this neighborhood have enabled HIM
to present many rare specimens of alb
eieties of this State and to collectors IN
the east The first reac of value was
that found by the young man above
mentioned. 1t is apparently an idol,
or decanter-shaped, like an idol, repre-
senting the figure of man in sitting
posture, his hands crossed upon his
breast. 1t is made of darkcolored
clay, very hard, aud shows no
signs of decay There is q hole in
the back of the neck, and the figure Is
hollow 1t is about one foot high, and
seven or eight inches in diameter The
same evening the rest of the party, ex-
cepting Christian, returned with mum
Der of curiosities, including one idol
of larger proportions than the former,
with the hands resting on the knees.
They had, besides, bottles, kettles, pots
and sauce pan, with a handle hollow
ed at the extremity and filed with pei
let's. The larger bottles We're shaped
hike modern decanters. All We're well
executed in clay, and showed no signs
of age Considerable excitement was
raised in the town on this discoveries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

THE British Board of Trade has pub
lished, for the benefit of sea-farlng men,
the following A rosy sunset presages
fair weather, and "a bright yellowish
sky in the evening indicates wind, and
a pale yellow, wet weather. A neutral
gray is favorable sign in the evening,
and an unfavorable one in the morning,
II the forms of the clouds are soft, nm
defined and ieathery, the weather VIII
toe fine but if the edges are hard,
sharp and well defined, it viii be foul.
Any deep, unusual lines bounding the
clouds betoken wind or rain, while
quiet and debate tints hespeak iMr
weather
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
Family Medicine Cases
POCKET COMPANIONS.
DOCTOR, WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR MY
FAMILY

I have quite a family good deal OF sickness, tho
doctor comes oftenaad his bills not light and in
and lighter bills in this irecion, consistent with the
Well my friend, can do a good deal for you. can
oenJ Won nne of our FAMILY CASES OF HoMDoPATHIC
SPECIFICS which has small book of directions, giving
description of all the various diseases which you can
treat proftaby and full directions for giving the
marked and labeled, you need not be at loss which
to give in particular and the directions are SO
plain and simple that need not go astray With one
wife Will be able to meet and
arrest fourths of all the OF illness which
occur in your family You do this because you see
the sick child patient at and long before the
doctor would be caedand thus meet the sickness with
the proper remedy at once, and before has become
serious In using these simple and yet efectiVe medi
cines also YOU avoid drugging the patient ana thus
weakening the SYSTEM and laying the iounoation OF
future disease You also thus enabled to eradicate
those tendencies TO chronic disease which exist IN so
many families and Individuals such as Scrotria, Cont,
Cousurnution etc BY the from time to Time, as
occasion requires for such ailments diseases as occur
of the proper specific not only is the existing disease
cured but the foundation, 70 speak, OF SUBSEQUENT
and grave chronic Diseases IL removed me oonse-
ouence is that the whole family improve in health have
less and less sick 10 SearhVe more Vig,r
and better constitutions and thus gradually you work
out from under the hand OF disease snd doctor just
the reverse of this is true under old school treatment
yllainous dose OF medicine pnves the way Tor an
ctheronc visit Of the doctor often rcccstaes another
and q good thorough old school doctor can make
patients enough in the first years of his professional
eto keep him busy the balance OF MS days inese
wrecks Of men, made by the. abuse OF ealonei blue
harvest fields of doctors So my friend get on, OF TINS
OF doct0ring. Get case OF sFEClflSs ana uoeI"
yourself and family when you cam ana Hhen you ihust
have doctor send tor the most reliable one IN your
reach and YOU will soon have Sickness and doctors rare
visitors At your house.
This IL no fancy sketch. No mere windy promise
Thousands have done soand you may do iko"iso lhe
involved in the experiment. is not large and the
M EN- t we'll worth trial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

Z EFT CONGRESS RE ASKED TO PASS
the following laws by all who love themselyes:-H
any Spirit shall take possession of any persons body
and instgate them to- or themselves use said body TO
poute 1t either by committing the crime Of selfpou
lon 81 being the worshpping Of ths abomnation that
rnakeh desoate spoken Of by the Spirit of the Lord
Chap and 18th verse and by Christi Son of God
Matthew oath Chap and 18th verse) shall such
body to lie kill they being the worship of the Devil
as Christ said he was a murderer and liar from the
beginning. Or shall such body to commit adultery
or forncation they being the worship OF the Beast,
Revelations, IL Chap and LIST and I'd do as
beasts do is to worship Besstor shall do any manner
evilor shall interfere stop any man woman buy
ing selling because he has not the mark OF the Beast
Revelations, 18th Chap, 18th and Nth verses That
shall be perfectly satisfactory for second death or the
Son Man take away XIII said Spirit If found IN
the Jurisdiction of the United States, and that without
remedy A nd excuse shall be accepted, especially
that they did ii TO give employment to Priests al the
COME sona 70 Lawyers a the baror to enslaye any
one. Or If any spirit shall make any one sick OF
accidents to give anyone employment to so-caieo
DOCTORS second death take him. her, or IT, away,
and that too without remedy. the Son OF Man the
same. And farther, in view OF the war now raging IN
Europe caused by the crimes OF those who have passed
uupunshedI would farther ask that Trut be declared
the God of the land and the worship OF Truth be fnan
gurated by all telling the Truth at all times keeping
silent. And for al that coming to the spirit World
to prepared for the battle Revelations 18th Chap
and l4th verse, and Revelations 18th Chap; ana isth
verse. Yon each for yourselves will lind tuli nstfpe-
tons, Matthew 9Th Chap and I'D 24th and 2ota verses
how to prepare. UNE'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured of
that dreaded disease Consumption, by simple remedy
Is aryous to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure To all who desire it he will send copy
Of tho prescription used Gree of CHARGE, with the
directions for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find SURE CURE FoR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Row EDWARD A. WILSON,
lgj South Second street. Wiliiamsburgh, NY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

Bsfs" Statesmen and others wishing
profitable employment viii do well TO notice the
advertisement OF s. W. Kennedy, of Philadel-
mia This il a reliable and liberal house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

gss NORTHWESTERN Horse NAIL Co.,
manufacturers of Patent Hammered Horse
Nails Office So West Van Buren, street Fac
tory So to IS West Van Buren, street, corner
Clinton street, Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

go5- JAMES FL. FOSTER & Co., 151 Lake
street, Chicago, importers of breech-loading
shot-guns and implements.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
Speeial notifes.
Faith Wen Founded.

In old times, at the Of every season,
il the fashion to take strong cathartc a safe
guard against change Of temperature. II was
worse than senseless practice. The people of our
day understand the matter better. Instead of
depicting the system they reinforce it, In the method
they adopt they exhibit wise discrimination In
stead OF rssorting the vtiaed stInuants Of COM
morce, OF any Of the compounds derived from them,
they put their faith in the only absolutely pure
invigorant procurable in the market-Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Their faith is wen founded.
Never has any tonic medicines been prepared with
such conscientious care. 1t il vegetable compound
of which every ingredient is sound wholesome, and
me dicinal in the true sense Of the word. Now,
have three prominent national complaints One-half
of the adult population of the United States suffer
more or less either from diseases of the Stomach,
arrangements Of the liver, affections of the kid
news In no other lard under Heaven are these
mal,dies 80 general in this country, and Hostel
ter Stomach Bitters is specific for them all, unless
organic in its origin, and, therefore, beyond cure.
And let those who fortunate enough to be exempt
from them at present understand great fact, viz:
that an occasional use Of this WALKING tonic will
certainly prevent them as the sun will prevent the
earth from freezing where its genial beams descend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
IFag WANT OF SLEEP. Or

pssS" WANT OF SLEEP. Opium or NOR
phine is usually prescribed as a soporif'e. Both
are violent remedies, and react violently pro
ducing nausea, headache and prossrauon.
They are often given when they are not need
ed and not unfrequently they increase the IT.
ritation OF the brain instead of soothing II.
Probably IN seveno-hve cases ont OF hun
drrd in which they are administered Plantation
Bltters given in moderate doses and at proper
iutery ais, would have the desired effect Ter
sons who find it difficult 10 compose their
minds to sleep after laying down al night, OF
whose SAUNDERS are disturbed by bad dreams,
or are too brief 10 afford due nourishment, are
advised 10 try the Plantation Btters az an
anodyne for this comprehensive medicine is
not only q tonic and alternative, but delight
ful sedatiye-s balm Of hurt minds, az well
a. revivifer Of enfeebled frames.
Its use. ar g means Of producing healthful
sleep, involves none Of the unpleasant second
airy consequences of a resort 10 the former
narcotics They all, without exception, excite
the stomach while the effect of the htters Is
to tone. and without uTitstine that sensitive
organ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
PONDS EXTRACT

Sore Throat, Sprains, TOOthache, Earache.
Nenrnlsia, Rheumatism. Lumbngo' Pnrs,
Lungs, Nose- stomach, or Of Piles Corns, ui-
cers.0ld sores. - -
Price, 6 or, 50 cents Pints, Si.OE Qnarts,
SLID.
cg-Theso Rem edies. except PONDS EXTRACT, by
the single box sent part OF the coun-
try by mail express ee of charge, on receipt OF the
price
AN rprrrps nrsT mn ADDRESSED
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

EaS" 4 YoUTHs' PUBLICATION - For
nearly half century the Youths Companion,
of Boston, has been published. 1t was started
in 1927, and IL to-day one Of the brightest and
most vigorous papers with which we are 40
al.s.n.el SeGa fox specimen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nery-
Gus Debility. Premature Decay, and al the effects
ing humanity send free 10 all who need u the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy by when
M vas cured Sufferers wishing profit by the advar-
eonsdepse JOHN r OGDEN,
Nc 4 Cedar street, SGB ESrs.