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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

A sallow or yellow color Of skin, or
yellowish brown spots on face or 9TH
er parts of body; dullness anl arowsi-
ness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in the mouth, dry
ness Of throat and internal ieat pal.
pltatlon, IN many cases dly st;afihs
cough, with sore throat, unsteady APP
petite, raising Of food, checking sense
ton in the throat; distress, ,heavine9s,
or bloated or dull feeling about stomach
and sides, pain in sides, back or breast,
and about shoulders; collie. pain and
soreness through bowels, with frequent
attacks of diarrhna, piles, Hattllence,
nervousness, GOODNESS Of extremities,
rush of blood to head, with symptoms
of appoplsxy nnmbness of limbs, es-
pecially at night, cold cLilis alternat-
ing With hot flashes, kidney and urinary
difficulties, seminal weakness, dizziness,
low spirits, unsociabiliiy ana gloomy
forebodings Only few Of the above
symptoms likely to be present in any
case at one. time, All who usa DR..
Pierce's All. Ext. If Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver. Complaint aud ito
Complications, are loud IA its praise.
Sol by"aii frst-class Dtusgist1, SIS. .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

Az English sailor III the waters OF
Bnrmah, India, being terribly annoyed
by mosquitoes, inquire d OF bis mess
mate: "Do YOU think hell Is a worse
place than this}" The messnate not
giving asatisfaetoGy answer, the inter
f9cat0r said: IS Ina going 10 ont ont, >
and inslaptly iumped overheard and
vas drowneA A court Of inquiry was
aeid the next day, and the verdict was;
+, Drowned himself when mad from
The si1ngs Of swarms az mosquitoes
DUFFeT~os5 fw'r0 Is good shot>.
Vel, | could haze sworn l hls tAe
h1ll that tirnAg tti VI ktlt} NJ " s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

Illinois.
John Peterson,

1t is not necessary in all cases to send
the letter to John Peterson, or even to
Chicago; the only imperative rule
being to set the town, whatever it is.
first; the state next and the name or
boz last. Reader, this is to be hence
forth the fashion of letter subscription
let us see that we viii ell conform tosit.
-tgicago Post.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

TlH number Of sk4cies OF Insects in
ASIA il quite small IN proportion to the
extent Of Chat sentiment and skortl
America. Ia corresponding latitudes,
bas fewer species than Europe. Rraxl
boasts Of a greater variety thsn any
ofher country on The globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
tx ..ssesnsior:s. e.


,ne morning ,sn.was sAhdpg bri9ht s~-e A az
A. lone upon o!d Georgetown's height
4 Miss IL doctor, clad in Irown,
Deei ind Sxea2th and great fenown. vsw - g "a a
nsraayeA a,60 I'd wond ding eyes ETNEkA8
4 shrub Nh NJ bore this strange devices, W. y k&
Cundurango!
maiden fair with palid cheek 'h' - i-'f - '-
with ardent haste his aid did seek
70 stay the progress and the pain FfE
OF carcinoma of tue brain; r,tl, s.t F'E
While still aloft the shrub he bore. H r
r1,e answer came with windy roar.
Try ouudurango.
. patron old, with long unrest
from carcinoma of the breast, #rr
This Bliss-ful doctor rushed to see,
And begged his aid on Bonded knee,
the magic shrub waved sill on high,
And rushed through air the well known,ry
Try Curdurango
The evening sun went down in red. At
The maid and matron both were dead
And yet through all the realms around
This worthless shrub of mighty sound
viii serve TO fill the purse forlorn,- .r
And cancer suc0uInb-"in horn"- o.
To Cundurango
---lo,s9l1l Of Pharmacy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
The Great Chicago Fire-Business
~ Ind E. d {,yE,

1.lnuYNM@ ~ BtHC DbeD 9Th gauuE 9Th, sn%
which DESTROYED almost the Sestsre business s'f
pcftion of Chicago, has tried the character Of
consumed Sdrator,sssIara goods Ssss ysas-
snished, some were removing the, debriss Apd,u
laying the Foundations Of new storAs others
were beginning to build temporary structures
on vacant grounds, and q large humber rentedyy
and fixed hp stores and buildings IN the IN "
burnt portion Of the city and were moving -
Into them the geods they bad saved, Of hal
stored, OF that had arrived since The IRE
Many of the leading houses ordered lines of
goods, at once, by telegraph, so that before a"'
hese lines are read they viii be prepared to
meet the wants OF customers. The
'sohlte will, the Amounting faith and
hope, and the indomitable energy and enter, ,
prise manifested by the great body of Chicago p" 9
merchants ana business men are as unparl
ieled as the greatness of che calamity which
has befallen the city, and show why Chicago
became the wonder OF the nations, aud are
pledge OF future prosperity and growth greater
THAN she has yet achieved. The live men will
resume business at once, and men Of capital
and enterprise from abroad will take the
places of those overcome by this misfortune. OIL !,
SO that we shall speedily SEQ the city rebuilt
aud more wide-awake ccsaherclal mart than
ever
The generous response Of the whole Union
10 the appeal which this calamity makes IA .y
wonderful, and shows how universal and
electric Is the feeling of sympathy among
al classes for n great city overwhelmed by
huouen ana tcIr!hlc mlsfortuneS. We learn,
TOP, that the merchants have received most ss,l
cheering evidences of practical sympathy
from their customers ip the country. many
OF them writing To know how they can re-
nit, and Offering TO pay thor bins before
maturity. ProE'pt payment of past indebt-r a I
odness and Of future purchases is what is
needed to set the wheels OF traffic Ia motion
Among the leading representative whole
sale houses who promptly resume business We
mention the following; e'aFl rsg,ssIge.. .ss
HARDWARE. q afI
lilbbard spencer the largest Wholesale
hardware house IN the West, are building 400
feet front on Michigan avenue, between Ran
dolph and Washington streets. & They had
large stock on the way at the time OF the fire.
One OF the partners is in New York Fastening ''
the shipment of goods They viii have IA full
Inc Of goods IN their new store tho oath inst
With abundant capital, no debts, $500, 900 in
sl,rance in the If safes which they need not stop .
to look at, and lrrepressbie energy aud enter
prise, their future is as secure their past has
been prosperous. POE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

Tue Adirondack iroi, beds are tpai1- li@i
ming outr extensively. Orseof then ases
has been followed sanle IN length, 100 KY
feet in width, and oyer ~. feet deep, of
almost solid ore. 'A' 9FfN~s DNe.T
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

THE Emperor William has given away
10000 iron crosses.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
TOMMY leurt.


An adjourned term Of the Quar-
teFIy Court vas convened last Mon
day. A-D. Bull, W 5 Eel. V. A.
Baugh. A. J. Reed and John z.
WestmorsEand we're appointed CON
missiOaers 20 receive proposals to
build q bridge over RichIaud Greek,
near the mouth, sid report At Oe-
tOber Term Ofthe Court Hardin
GFiggs, JnO. RalstO1 and r H
Laird were appointed Commission
ers to act IN coafuutiOn with con-
missi0ners from Marshall eouutr.
70 contract for building 3 bridge
scrUss Riehlaud creek Ehers the
C0ruersvills and BradshaE road
crosses and $50 vas appropriated
for building the sane, 70 be paid On
its coupIssiOu-
FIJI WiEkersoa- IS. F. Alexan-
der. s. b Williams and CaIsb o.
horne we're co1tinaals IS commiz-
sioners to c01traist for the baiIding
ofa bridge over Riehland creek at
this place. and discretionary powers
were vested n then 90 thst eject
A. n Wilson, Nein MeCsIIum
and C. l. Steve8s0a appoint
ed commissioners to build ; bridge
over Iadiaa ereek on the Fzystte-
vie and EEkt1a read made re-
port Tbe cozraet for buii.lilg the
bridge vas awarded % -. e 1Esek-
lin for $50
The Coarthoase committee Wsre
Instructed 70 proceed with tie re-
pairs On the Coanty Coart ROOM
Tae tax O. LIE Insurance Con
pauies vas reduced 20 $50 per ysar-
The school fad qs@tion which
has occapied the aesezti01 Of shs
Court for sole1fme ~as disposed o.
hy Tire Trustee beizg Instructed 50
dls1rioa1e Esnslz and Earrazss IN
his hzaas 80 the esi6sreat tsaehers
IN the county Pro Fats according
q tas sehelaztis Topulsssoa as -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

e0rded on the CoantT SuperE1zsn-
dents books for 1853
j. n Knox vas oppointsi gnsr-
dian OF Amanda Knox and others.
TfIlnan A King vas appointed
administratOr Of the estate Of 10.
sizh DAILY, dec. and Dru-y y Bas :
haa Was appointed alaiaIsszasor
Of zLarY J. Grim. dss
Rufrs p Yaneey vas daily ele~t-
ed examiner Of the teachers - the
public schools for ths ensainz
yezr
Stephen z WaIkerand jams Il
Thompson, who have bseR contact
il she jail 81 this place for some
tine past. the former being an idiot
and the latter insane we're sent 20
the poor house
Several JuFies Of View we're APP
ToEHted 20 lay OF different rOais n
the county
The appropriations smounted to
$50 OF which $50 vas mads to
road ovsrseerz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

peTeesIy tazsslezs- slsrlzsfF ees5e4 Wi1h
sHezs E1El- FszEzs- Fsgszi11er parity elsslsl5s
ard sErezgsheG- Essdw1gis Pills. fer the
care ~ al disazi5aEa. 81 sss Sfcszzs1, Liver
Borsz- Ef3aeye. EEr3Sar, Eesssls De-
sasss- Eisalta-h=s- Cast patfs1. Csasi VsGssss
Isssz7ssssrr. Ersrssrs-a Ifrz1zszzzsa g isza
Fa4er Trlf lsssra5z1n e. sEs EeWesas Erlsa-
aaa -II 5--1zzsulznEs ~ "a szeasnal Vlsss-
-. WFraz1e1 - us pesEEs cuEs-
Fzrs1y Fezsszs-ss. eezzaz1znF Ne z-al CRY,
Ezsssra1s - dslstssiors arEEs-
A Eu lrsss - ELsiHEF1t Eslls VII re- taz
srsszra f-1zr an tEs Etsrz zzHsssI sls1rl1sfs-
Ersee IS esnEs peg hdE- Sol4 b. tEuEEiaaa-
ET FALSE AND E&EEn Sad sne
isgsar szla1F q EAZfWA1 8 CO. Ne 81
Nasn LHEe- E4H EcsE 1Es1sE1z1a
Ecr1k shers11sLs VIA a1 sent Rsl- f-liTzl p
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
Barbeeue e IT, IT,.

A grand barbecue On an immense
scale viii he given at HOIts Spring
near Athens, AIahzma, today
Great preparations have been made
% render It one Of the most mag-
uiHcent affairs OF the kind ever
given IN Alabama Our distinguish
ed fellow citizen Gov. Jno- C.
Brown snd other prominent orators
are expected % deliver addresses
On the occasion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

z r EsEeg Vs. , = Erse4zr-
4 . shis eagae s. ag1sssrfrz soshs s1sisslcEioz
4 ct the uEaass5Elsls- lsEfes % 1hs EsEeg.
frcu E-t1Ggfs 6 Ezs piaiEz1E Ehas the d.
tsulEue. = = EFeemEEs za1-Eess-
1e1e e tte s1a1s - tssz tas arttElzE Tfaesss
&c i1E e1nuoG ha zsFUal1 ca KIM ssst a. s=i1.-
property. Is 3 t1zsesrre ss1zFsa rnas euslz-
eae11 he aisle 20 5Aa Rrl1sks iu. :
zsasParer 2s1clis-esi = shs tesz q Ealsszi.
Sc 9 az suesasszEs a1sEs- ecE1Ee1la1az lsg
Sad 81 $ kfssmau- @ zVFear eaf1re ne q.
ny 1es e TIE l411 ezElz district 81 Glisa
eauzEv- Tg1nszee. eG S11Ert1aT tEa zgsh
day ~ AEEuss 1871, an& Eua sad salt
against nlE1- - rf1iuEfrf's 4sol VII Be saren
taE soufszsgdf sd Prue-e.tsd EIth s.zEar1s-
y r. FAEEE
faIz--Es y P far Gzlss goarsF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

The young nan Pete Barruss who
killed Andrew Strange st 4 pia-nie
nezr Wickham Alabama, s few
days $50, the particulars Of which
re gave in last weeks CITIES, Vas
sssassinztsd By some unknown
persons last Monday night, at the
residence Of Mai VIM CristOpher
to whose house he vas carried
while wounded The parties stab
bed him to death, and Immediately
esczussG7
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

re acknowledge the receipt Of 3
complimentary ticket 80 the con
cert given as LynnTille last Tues
day night. We regret that duties
connected With cur paper pFeTeE-
ted rs from attending IN affair
that we know was exceedingly en-
pertaining.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
GreHff Ennrf

The whOIe week has been con
sumed II the trial Of Jordan Petty,
eoPd, for numbering 9Ir- Zaek WI
kersOn at Riehland Station some
time ago Gen Brown and Maj.
T n J0Bes, FOR the prosecution,
and Messrs z T. TaliaferTO aRd
Noble SmithsOn, Tor the defense,
argued the case with great abiIItY,
Since the STATE docket has been IA
ken up only four eases have been
tried
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

During the exposition some Eag
tied = string % q diminutye eucum-
Der, and hung It Up IN the Hall 50
high that It was beyond the reach
Of visitors He attaehed 4 card 70
Il bearing this inscription SHoW Is
this for = kOWkumber- a lady
present seeing its aItitude wrote
beneath the inscription; How Is
this for high.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

Sheriff Parsons arrested On
Tuesday last a nan By the name Of
Frank HeVtlinger. who was admit
ted TO bail some time $50 for mali
cfouslV ssabbing Wn. Bunch at 3
house Of prostitution IN this place
but failed 30 appear at the last
term OF the Circuit Court
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
Hssa s LIE University,
LKxIKeT0s. va

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5caz Z57L
The inssrSssl71 en- 1-7sss -11'ra-s- e---s-
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asE H. prosaszEszEl aeqarsEsl-s q AsE
az1 E1zizeerlog-
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s.aa-ts nss1 -az eEseea l4 CT 49, 49,
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WILLIAM DoLD, eek q FaeEisy-
AuE1ss 11eh- 1szl-sE-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
NOTICE

On shs ash day Ct sepssza1ser next / uriii
" sGsE f1r sale 60 The hznest bf1.5sr, A. Tia
late rssldsues e Ln1Gtas fsEEss- dee = she
IEees % Land sizeildzng ska NH uron
whEch &aeeAsai reziied 5zf1re his dsazE-
EEEzzs-- Ola-E1lf dee zzsh Decel1ter nsrE-
azd tie balauea due z5ah q ueesznssr. IsTz-
Bead Ezl1 aPpra7sf sserrisy rzIui-a.z SD 5
ils1 Eg1zIEea GO seelrs the uGgnaE1 q tka
p1rehzss mc1sy- M = AEEzazBEz-
IllAI-ls E.L-f- - . .-as- Ieiass aas-l-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

Mr- J. J. MeCalIun brought IN
70 our Office iasS Tuesday 3 stalk Of
cotton, containing, 3 TEH !qz0Ez
bOlls and AS lesser bOlls and
squares This Is hard 20 beat
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

We call sttention 50 our new adj
vertisemenss this week They are
50 numerous and our space Is so
limited that Ne are compelled to
defer editorial notices indetail M
IS next wesk.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

The proposed barbecue OfLOdge
No IL, L .. O. F. At this place,
meets with general favor with the
members Of the order. Several Of
them have offered to contribute
mHnifeeatly and the indications
are that il VIII be given st N early
dav.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
Giles GnHeve

The Ist session OF the ensuing
scholastic year, viii begin On Mon
day Sept 4th 1871. and continue
20 week 5, ending Friday January
18th 1872 For terms see circular.
I'd. ". Z. Garrett
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

Ho Gifts IN Al -.-.. sse, ooo %
The rrsud Drfzs a. ttsa lad q lie Iiss Is
q part Of the farm f5Fz1ertF GE1ad - Col
G. " Polk sis1ltsd CT Ehs Nj ELaGa1Gs
EfEe- vest q CglumhiE- u esLtairs 1sd
aEres and has ira rssiis1s VIII al cit
b15Idi2gs e0UF5sta and veil improved
We cal PGrtiezIar szse1sio1 % sEs foE-1E-
Iss- We propose e esa5uss tAfsezlerprizs
n q strictly k0u0rs5ls WaT-
81 No Esrson VII BE a1Eis1sd % The
drawing bzt th1ss Eh0 hold shuss7 tbs
Be sslsezsd By EAs share hCt1srs- 4he Aan-
aEers VII kaEs 10 part IN the dEawlzg BAT
nslrsIy fizr1zsh the appliaueaa
81 No person eonnsEees3 With TIE n1EEzEs-
msns vii be allowed 90 h0id share uz-lzr
any cirruazssa-1cez-
g. abssIuta r7sIas 20 tts varfeus ulsess
q rsGl estate VII Be E1&s b. ths Msnz-
gers this avoiding s1s usual trsE1Es expo
riszee3 Il ether dlssrTsuzigus-
Sch We VII satisfy the Elhlic shas this
diszrIhuzI1u VII 5e eCl1lc.ea = sueh
nzAnnsF a. @ sustain sEs cClEf1sEcs q eve
~ shsss hsI3ar II ths uaa1agsneus-
Tie druWiaZ VII be Elas1a as E1haass Al
snazaz. 81 whs.h place flF tieEasz aud zzf1r-
for1as5oE Il regard thereto, ad1rsaz
HODGE s. ATE " EEsIs-
"a sEeeial szaiE VII - ehar1srsG for
The occazia1 that al EaEY a1EEEd-
MANNER OF DRAWING
there VII eswc glass WIS - Ona RhaeI
VII ccuEain - 600 uuEz1ers plainly PRINT
elt. bang dspEle1zss q tEs sasEs1s sgd ] Be
esher VII e9u1aEz AZ Frises- O1a nsUl-
VII Be 1rasu E-cl ske Erss Wksaz and lss
fHs1 rlzfzs drawn fra1l tie sseond lEreal p Ell
Re sha szzfs 81 TIA zuuheE arss draEn- All
50 q unsit al the pELzss ara 1rlwz- WEerts-
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TAM E1u1ss Eris5nr ifCu1 the sale q
TisEs1s w5IL - ds9e-zta1 = tie BEuE q
CaIuE1bza AID EiEss NzEisuzl Bank q Col
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10
LAND 8ATT.

A. A. Dsezzrsans e zzs-4 VS. g 2 EasrF
Saturday. 60 say e Sep 18Th
DEESE AM s. 8 daezea es IA esaeaarT
II C1zrs - Pulaski "a IA 1-1za z11ss-
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ass kzgs. "a : Er4Es -
8 and II Months.
z-zh szszrsss hss Esg - sa-z- 3 srass 81
About 81 Acres OF Land,
a7tEz.eI e tts 1ssh. eEsIs district 81 GsIas
cczEs7r O. zzs u1rsrs 5f E11srsas F1rE
ersaz az1 l1zie he ttEsE sraes g Ms.
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aissF- IS als-- 1zs3 EEoaz s. sEa 1aFe =
S1i4Ls Eraez-
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- rz1--zs4 Ha4Ii - plrelaa F $
pad Terms - - eoZssis.5 Eza - fss
81 zGls- ss1s-s W. LEaz5aE, AZ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-10

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WssasrG4I EuEassFs EEezsa4
EiaeEnE BSEnsrs ars nse q ~ EansE
DFszAa A-t4 e. EssE Ea@s Wasuasgs
Praaf 4gtrsss $50 EeEass z.zs1erss zue-
tsaak srseeE aa1 sesss--es = rs--ss - tases.
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LIB GIVING EEt&GlgA.E Ulrerz
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PROVISIONS FLOUR, QUEENS
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