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The New York herald., 1871-11-13
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CuiEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. 18-l A. n

OFFICE OF THE CuiEF SIGNAL OFFfCER,i \
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. 18-l A. n J
synopsis J0r the Past ztoen vJ0ur Hours
Tho area Of highest pressure has moved
slowly northeastward, and now extends from
virginia to New York. The barometer has
fallen rapidly south and west Of this
region. The lowest pressure reported tonight
u in Kansas and Nebraska No communication
with Texas and Minnesota stations. Ram extends
very generally over the Mississippi Valley; cloudy
weather west OF Georgia and ONO; low barometer,
with rain, In oregon. Numerou shooting stars ct
Rochester and Chicago.
r4tf 4. Probabilities Ae4.. ..4s58 gssl
The barometer will probably fall on Monday south
and west OF New England, cloudy and threatening
weather extend eastward over the southern
and Middle States, reaching New York
by evening; fresh northeasterly winds On
the South Atlantic coast southeast winds
with rain from Michigan to Georgia and westward.
and easterly winds on the lakes, veering 70 the
South ana LAKE Michigan.
Ed Mu warning Signals ordered.
CautIonary signals are ordered for this morning
ct chicago and Milwaukee.
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ARRAYS AMONG MINERS AT PROVO.
No Further News from
Brigham.
Ths Mormon Murder Casss-A Habeas Corpus
To Be Applied For-Funsral Of
John B. Kimbsl

SALT LAKE Cry. Nov. II. 1871.
Accounts frcm Provo represent the recurrence q
all manner OF outrages pending the suit between
the Eureka Company ana the King David and May
Henrietta Companies. Two witnesses for the de-
fendants were assailed with slung-shots and badly
injured the night before last An hour two later
the superintendent OF the May Henrietta Company
shot at twice, narrowly escaping with his life.
The miners almost unanimously espouse the cause
OF the King David and May Henrietta Companies.
The herald this morning publishes letter
from st. George, relative to the conference there,
but not q word In regard to Brigham Young. This
ia remarkable AZ hitherto every movement Of
Young when away from the CITY, had been reported
daily both by letter and telegraph. a
The funeral OF John b. Kimball, OF the Drm 0f
Kimball Lawrence, took place this afternoon ana
was attended by all classes OF the people. The pro
cession was the largest In the Territory
Kimball never was Mormon, but his partner. Law
renee, although seceder from the Church, Is .
polygamist
The reOpening OF the United States Distrfcr
Court and the reassembling OF the Grand Jury to-
morrow are anticipated with much interest. Ie -
understood that Hosea Stout one OF the parties
confined at Camp Douglas under an indictments for
murder. together with Mayor Wells ana others, has
made an application to the supreme Court Of tho
United States for release upon . writ Of nabess
corpus. sEs
The weather Is cold, with indications Of another
storm. The neighboring hills and mountains aro
covered with snow. the winter has set In mOnth
earlier than last year. s
Tho Sc. George COnferenco-Brigham Well
in Health and pirits-Dclesaee HooDes's
Mission Again.
.......sf. SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. ~ 1871.
Advices from 81 George, town in the south
OF the Territory, states that Brigham YounR
Is there ana that he Is improving II
health and spirits. letter to one OF the Mormo0
papers gives an account OF the Church Conferences
at ST. George but Is silent Ia regard to the presence
OF the President Of the Church on the occasion. He
was however, there. sa5
The statement made In this correspondence thas
Delegate Hooper had gone to washington to offer
terms Of compromise with the government on . .
basis Of amnesty for the past ana new departure
in Polygamic doctrines for the future, is generally
regarded as correct here. t r 80
The Court meets again tomorrow. and somG -
criminal cases win soon be brought in. gas sA
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

CoNsTANrINoPLE, Nov. r. 1871.
The cholera Ia increasing In violence in this city
and many deaths are daily reported.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

sru NN PARIS, Nov IL 1871.
Information nom Corsica Is TO the erect that call
Il quiet'' upon tHat island.
The iron-clsd squadron which was ordered to
Agaceo abouE shs time Of Prince Napoleons visit stll
remains il lhas porA
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Prstsot for csnsurs Of tho Cabinet
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CORSICA.


Iasular auiss uaas- n zsn-n.A csnsorsAip
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GOVERNOR PALMER AND aENERALsHERIDAH.

Average temperature for corresponding date
loSS year. .s.ss va
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.e MADRID, Nov, II. 1871.

MADRID, Nov. ~ 1871.
The adhersnts In the Cortes Of Senior Gorilla pro-
pose ON Tuesday next to press vote censuring the
Ministry for It's course In regard to the International
Society.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

Cholera Ravagss in Constantincpla
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
INCENDIARIEs AT WORK.
Attempt of Chicago Desperadoes
to Burn Chattanooga.
A Block and a Half Of the Business Por-
tion Of the City Destroyed.
Robbers and Alleged Incendi-
aries Arrested.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. IL, 1871.
nre was discovered this morning, at one O'Clock,
In Fisher Brothers. ewelry store corner Of Eighth
and Market Streets destroying square and half
OF the business portion OF the city.
the loss is estimated at $4,000. The insurance
Is about $4,000.
The IRE was the work Of an incendsry. The city
was fired in two other places. but the names were
extngushed. sr ~
Fifteen supposed chicago desperadoes arrived
here from Memphis last night ana suspicion points
to them. ~ ...s
A large number OF persons were arrested for com.
mitting robberles.
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Tho Weather In This Clay Yesterday.
The following record VIII snow tine changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In COM
partson With the corresponding day OF last year, -
Indicated by the tnermomeser ae Huduuts Phar.
macy, HYRALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

u.s-hiiI;s HAIR DYE black Or brown. only 50 Osasa
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

W;rE Gs:sx BE: e wssss r. s:., Us
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For Dlamend.a Watches ssd Jewslry &C
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Died.

10
CRUISE on sunday. November II, BARsAaA
CRUISE wife OF Bernard Cruise, aged 55 years.
Brunt street, South Brooklyn. - -
Der IL is7i, RossRr MEAD, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend hl1
rs @ % two 70 osScr
Trains leave TwentJ-seventn street depot as san
pfG5s GxDSRHiLl.-xt chicago, on saturday. Novsmnsr
II, WIIifAx UNDERHILr, late Of New York city, ~
the estn year OF his age:
Notice OF funeral In wednesdays paper.
rFOr Other Deaths see Ninth Puge.l
X A'-he CHAMPION SAFES,
s.s ls n#Wn ssl Broadway, oosass Smraysrss
A.-Psnlon's Ner Per rssfSms::, S.S:,
and WHITE RosE"- syalan
Ansslrs Turkish Bashs, Lexisseoa Avs.uek
sss .,suns se Be-. Be-. vsn
lion, highss tsmpsrasure, no grasoitfsa Advantages -
A.-Jssn Keissl, Csrssr 81 Dsy s.a Grses-
. si is
g s Ss.sa
Bascselsr's Hair, Dys-TAs Best In sse
xcd Ss ocl, perfect dys harmless reliable
For Dinmonds, Watches asd Jewelry GS
% sSsss. sso"0A = A1DA'' - '''-' ~ - -
Fer a Warm, Cosey RooM in Winter Vs.
ROEBUCK'S WEATHkR STRIPS. - fulfon o., nsas Gu
ssPIke,s ToOthacho Dr0psv Cure In One Mis-
ute.-HlLLSS HAIR DYE. black or brown, only oV csn~
Royal Hsv... Lesssry;-T.aeM IN. IT Hi.nsss ssss: R.a's
paid fxYISR IL SsS'es S6 s.as:' ws 's's Nov r'e1
Tho Novx Dlsi.fscsaue, Brsmo-C Chiornlmn-,
Non poisonous and odoress; destroys All dssfIeenN9 %
ana prevents contAgon Prepared only ~ IanD 49,
I7S William street, New York Sold oy drugx"~
Tho Wilson shuttle sewing Mncnme, lu- ,r,rs
srsr siS 10 siJJ easv uavmsnts SalaaroamN broAiwA
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
1ElEsRAw TO 1He NEW yosx HERALD

"a I-00-- IELkGKlM IN TIE NEW HUM heAALl
4 ieafea tsts ets ts eo PARIS, Nov. IL, 1871
3 Tne French press very geneia ally discuss the re-
cent speech OF the English PREMIER, Mr. Gladstone.
and aeduce therefrom . necessity for France TO
seeg henceforth Russian alliance. aa
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
The Weather at Msunt WashipGton.
ourN1roN Nnv n Tor

At the signal station upon the summit Of Mount
washington, at i've last evening. the wind was
blowing sixty miles an hour from the north,
with the thermometer at fifteen degrees
above zero and . Light snow falling. There
was quite . frost at Louisville, KY, last
night on Saturday night thin ice formed In this
city. An aurora borealis was reported this morn.
ing at forty.fve minutes past twelve from Roches.
ter, N r.. . small number OF meteors were also
observed. Tne observer At Chicago reports an I'M
usual mum ber OF meteOrs.
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Popular Comment ON Premier
.a GladstOne's Speech.
d Feeling Toward an Entente with Russia.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

A.-Jsbn Keisol, Cerssr ~ Dey and Green
rayia years Standing By WATTS NERVOUS ANrfDOrn
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

N lto cnarIty, 00epls0 tn0 Iacs tuot just now,
Sven in this day Of education, men were found
10 look with pity at tho temple Of the Lord
and its congregations just ~ they would on
The tenants Of ''pauper house," In st. Ste
phen's Roman Catholic church crowd Of
worshippers were soothed by the performance
of sacred music OF the very highest order, and
subsequently exhorted to persevere In the
faith, after the example Of the men who stood
pn the deck OF Peters bark, amid the
storm, to the completion Of their miracu-
ious success as fishermen. Rev. Father
O'Farell, ST., Of st. Peters church,
wss the preacher, and Il must be
acknowledged that he did full Justice to the text
according to Ito Interpretation by the Church
OF which he il such . jealous servant. Rev.
Merrill Richardson preached in the New Eng
land Congregational church, on Madison ave-
nue., instructiug his hearers as to how they
may view God in . ''practical, common sense
way"-a Christian faculty which we must say
h likely to become more general than useful
among us. His discourse was very learned |;
Ut least so It must appear to men Of science,
Notwithstanding. Right Rev. Bishop Scott
delivered very useful address--sinple
In words and elevating in ideas-in St.
Pauls Meth odist church, on the subject Of
the Gift Of the Holy Ghost" Father
Farrelfs (St. Jcssph's) church was crowded
with congregation Of good, solid, sub
stan'ial' educated Roman Catholics, who
Sistened with evident pleasure to sermon BY
Rev. Father Hayne. in the course of which
be told them that they should venerate. not
worship the Virgin Mary-words Of sound
pastoral advice, and spoken in accordance
with the sentiment Of the day, as are all the
usterauces which are heard from Father Far
rell's pulpit. Father Kane addressed tho
Cathedral congregation on the necessity Of
prayers for the rest Of the souls OF the
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

A.-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
.as Hn N..Ts ISL Broadway, oorass Murray ssrsD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-11


JEn uno de los tiltimos periodicos
de Madrid hemos leido el siguiente
artfculo. il --.ta>..
Con .motivoi del nombramiento de
captain general interino de la isla de
Cuba hecho a favor del general conde
de Valmaseda, varios peri6dicos han
emitido SUI opinion NADIA favorable al
elegido, 81 bien la mayo parte de los
diarios de la Penfnsulay cuantas per-
sonas conocen algo de. 10 que signi-
flea Ia insurrecciony la opinion pd-
blica en- Cuba, encuentran acertada
laYdecision del Gobierno supreme Y
aun no vacilan en- Greer conveniente'
que ell nombramientointerin Sc CON
virtiera en- defnitivo. .'' 1@
Como en- estos tiempos de ibertad
de prensa, no es extrano que haya
quien, asegure con todoaplomo, que
pedimos el triunfo de la reaccion,tva-
mlogsIapermitirnos algunas observacio-
nes, en- este punto siq 6 f#2 2.s'''s7l
/, lMerece Hamar la atencion el hecho
de que en- Espana, los que piden gran ,1
des, inmediatas & irrenexiivas reformas
para la isla de Cuba, son los mismos
que diariamente nos 5vienen hacienda
una lastimosa pintura del estado en-
| que SO encuentraala grande Antilla T
temen 6esperane ell triunfo de Ia insilr-
Ereccion, triunfo que en- opinion de
esas personals es' mas que probable.
Until. y aun perjudiciaI seria ,toda
ldiscusion con los que hacen la causa
ldellos INSURE ctos, es deGir delos enc
migos de Espa1a, extranjeros en- srl
mayor parte, como en- tcierto modo
viene acreditarlo ell l1ltimo despa-
Echorecihido de- los Estados- Unidos.
isNosotros quere1nos referirnos & los
que admitiendo 81 principle did de que
Ia isla de Cuba debe ser eespanola,
| Iporque ALI hay gsfandlsiimos intere-
| ses que Espafia estA en- Ia imprescin-
kdible obligation De, conservar, por
queallf Sc has luchado her6ica1nente
len ,defensadel Ia patria ultrajada, esas
/ parso onas 6 asqllenes nos referin1os, ID
Ilquieren en- elmando superior de Ia
IislaI una persona que tehga deteynii-
nadas ideas politicas,
<
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pRRCIps flE suSrR1c1oN
F. Iis e a.sIs.ses DvaHA VN.'

te terreno q Sumner, Y de SECURE le
fianqueais. #
Sea de elloloque ffuese, moauiera
que elppsafrtido ppsf 8 republican, seesta ha-
Is ciendo gHones por lsu p5ropia yirtud,
faA Administration SO halla compro-
|metida a hacer algo para reanudarlo
de nueve, porque de otro modon maui
fraganl laA dministraccion y el paaritti- paarittii
do, incluyendo a Grant, q Schenek,
4 Butler 4 Sumner, y en- una p,ala-
a todos; porlo que respecta aSchuz,
Sc encuentra en- posieion de cuidar de
| 81 propio. o1 o,.It .gg,g r,.,. - f.
81 nos detenemosA meditar lln ,po-
lco>sobre estas miserias ~ espe1pen-
tos de partido, Sc nos viene a las
mientes de vez en- cuanco que el ge-
neral Grant tiene los cubiletes en- suss
propios manos, solo que ,unas veces
sus enemigos logran lanzarlo al rio,
como aconteciera en- Shiloh, yseqae
Lsus reseryas no llegan a tiempo: Y en-
otras ocasiones nos asalta la triste
idea. de que el aho:da 1872 nos legara
una raza de belitres de muy mala ley;
y la verdad sea dicha, las escenas, que
muy recientemente hemos presencia-
do en- Ell senado, corroboran por de-
mas Ia opinion que eacabamos de emf
tira ,.-..-.f. -. .,e.leT 55.s.+
oe Ypara terminar, toda lavez que al
Parecer el Congreso.se ha iempacha-
DO conla question social, no vemos
que el general Grant tenga otro CANT
no mas practicable que el de dar I'm
buen empuje a las reclamaciones re-,
ferentes al alabama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-11

Ell 'ce'stine1a EspaAo1 plblica la
siguiente noticia de n. York sobre Ia
nueva tarifa de azucares.
Nueva-York 21 Diciembre 1870
-Llamamos la atencion de-Uds. So
bre nuestra adjunta circular mensual
de az1cares, pues en- ella ver;iri Uds
el cambiodquese haceen la hueva ta-
rifa, con 10 que.vienen desaparecer
las ventajas sobre los aztlcares de esa
Isla.
Sc suprimen las palabras rau 8
moscabada. Toda clase de azdcar Sc
clasifcara de aqui en- adelante por
numerosos, de la manera siglliente:
= - sAzdcar que no este sobre el
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gN'Illln.lerO !

asonlbrlo grito de muera Espanat dss@'r III !,
do acaso porl extranjeros, dgspierfl "a
indignation. mas natural glle, pledes.
eoncebirse. 1fifentras lainsnrrec 81 dup,
IS, hlablIaf}rs de, partidos spolltiees qea :
Cuba (G-IFp ee fTatari ideuna oosa impossible :
y pof esta razon,, enla caestion cons {
lereta aque nos Isreferinaosy ofeefa0s n
mlly aeertatlo ell nombrahiiafft6 DEL
generah NlHinasesla, ,alel lhonibffe saafJrs apre snI
eiadopor1os elbanos, sill III distinction itftr
departidos Al asp3iilaalceiione asp3iil pollticas.,i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-11
TELEGRAMA. /,

De Mayaguez hemos recibido 81
siguiente despacho especial: s !.
Madrid % de Diciembre lei du-
que de Aosta entrara en- Madrid ell
dia 10 de a1o interim residira en-
,Aranjuez. u
Ell ej6rcito frances del 1Ioira,
100000 hombres, Undo. 'z 80 ss'a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-11
9APEnTIlRA DE Los TRIBUyALRs 'stsffai
-pef dqsg3 Nls, III iGsA2 su5iEsss, ea 1san'irS8
Ell sDTA 2 DE .ENER0s DTll ae71.a .ee.i
DIs;CURso

IIrI n. HaIl5DIpCp KSU NHF8AE .hH010.NS
sLEDo PoR Ell limo. sR. D. MANUEL AN foSfto. Z
llPALaUo, pREs1DENTE DE la AAgf afitExs -
II AT3 3RgroRLLD DE PUERi66l- l-R1co, EN Fl. 50 Hf
, sLEaINE aero DE LA ArERTuRA DE los
3 TBIBUNALEs, Ell D1Ae@'2 DE ENERo be
= 'lS7t s"tiT'd 1@5 81 's5fs'i 5efA''. - ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-11

Por IN aio Ia CantaI pgehlos lie Ia Tsla o
81 franco de porte caaquer raneo de Ii
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, in entering npon the twenty
fourth year IT its existancc has the right as the CHIEF
organ Of the REPUBLICAN, PARTY OF TIE
N0RTHWEST, to congratulate Its many thousands :"
readers on the final triumph of Republican principles
in the abolition of slavery the successful restoration
Of the late revoed States of the Union and the ex'
tenton OF impartial suffrage to every citizen Of the
United states.
OF the measures hich are now engaging the atten
ton of thoughtlul men, who demand just and vi 80
government The TRBUNE will be found in the future,
a. N IN. past an earnest advocate. These the
reduction OF the tariff to revenue standard mas
much rs any laws whioh tend to deprive men OF
norton OF the fruits of their labor for the benefit OF
others an Infringement of personal liberty, ana
akin TO robbery thorough reform in the civil ser
vice. that there may be honesty and efficiency in the
admin 81 ration Of the Government return to spe-
Gle payments by She substitution Of national bahs
notes for greenhaneks under the operation OF iree
banking law anda dign!hed, jnst and peaceful for
eicn policy, insisting upon al rights as nallon,
bat opposing any pr jet which may plu &c us into
foreign war, TO prom te artisan purposes.
THE FRIBrNB viii contain CAREFUL and full snfo
mary of al the NEWS or TIE DAY from all par@
Of the world viii treat editorially all the impof-
.ant socis aud political subjects and III give Jldo
ous selections Of INTERESTING AND INSTRUCT
I'VE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MATTER, IN
Guiding always an interesting tale from the be"
American foreign maya zines or books
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
Taken Up..Calves.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing one ~
| mile east OF the city Of Mineral Point, on or
about the 18th day OF November, two Spring CaIves
One Ia all red the other color with white star
I'm the forehead. The owner Ia requested to cal,
prove property, pay charges and take said calves
away. ELihaDEAh -. '
Mineral Point Dec, 10Th, 1870. Diva
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
To THE FARM EEs.

II 10 OF special vaue containing the latest n,C,
patton relating TO rHE FARM, TIE GARDEN AM
TIL STABLE the condition Of the Crops N -
parts OF the world; and carefully prepared tep'
OF TIE MARkETS FOR p1tUDCCE Of all SORTS
the East, West and South. :,
Finally, TIE rRRt is opposed te all spscai ~
terests which are antagonstic to the general n'srt
II Is the declared enemy Of n4on"poliss ana 81
thieves in National and State politics. 1t Is pr'li
to maHt in the position which It has ever held US wa
CHAMPION or THE PEOPLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. Where can
you get them -! AT
Gurdry Il Gray's.
Extra inducements
ollered!. The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots Of New Goods
received w G elk ly J
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, ShaWIS,
Cloa k ings, Cloth s,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, FlanncIs, Jeans,
Prints, DE Iaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&c, sc. Our Egel-
chant Tailoring De
partmcnt, III charge
of Mr.. Ansberg is I'M
i.iya|ed ~ this section
for style, durability
and chcapness. 4
choice assortment OF
our own manllluci
always on hand.
Call and be con
vinced that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases OF
us.
GUNDRY & GRAY.
Mineral Point. VIZ. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
Warmers Pile Remedy.
Warmers Pt!c Rcnscay has never failet

mot IN case) TO cure the very worst cases
II Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are
afflicted should Immediately call on she,r druggist
and get Warmers Pile Remedy. 1t T. expressly for
the Piles and is not recommended to any other
disease IL has cured many Of over thirty years
standing. Price One Dollar or sals by druggists
ryeryYh re.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
ID Y s . Q . s ! q :

Warmers dyspepsia Eonic is prepared
expressly FOR rssrePtics and those suffering With
hnnitual Costiveness. 10 IS slightly stimulating
tonic and splendid appetizer; IT strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive organs to their
healthy state. Wees nervous aud dyspeplic persons
should use Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic. For sale by
druggists. Price one loIIar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
G Ough no More.

WarHer's Cough fsa,sam IL healing, soften
ing aud eNptctorating. The extraordinary power II
possesses IA immediately rrlieY9S ana rFentrntly
curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs, Ids,
sore Threats bronchitis Influenza Iatarrh, Hoarse-
ness Asthma and Consumption is most incredihlc,
So prompt the relief and certain its effects In all
the above cases or any affection of the throat ana
lungs that thousands OF ly -iciausare daily ptescrio-
in IT, and oue and all SAY that Il s the most hea ing
and rNprctorating medicine known. one dose Away :
40 res relief aud IN eases one bottle effects
care, sold by druggists, Ia large bottles. Price
one Dollar. II Is your own faut Il goa still cough
and suffer. The BaSam Will cure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
The Singer Sewing Machine:
LAMBS FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

The Lamb Knitting Machine Manufacturing Co., Of
Chcopee Falls, Mass, now confidently offer 1t to
the Public as the ''PERFEcT KNITTER." II
Knits Four entirely distinct webs,
Whatever may be said 10 the contrary, will sell
Machine cheap nd on as gDod terms as any deal
er In the West. If fail TO fulh,t agreements you
have sure redress. Warrant every Singer Machine
for five years If It fails wtNis tsat tire, whh fair
usuage, viii make it good. am also agent for
Reapers, Movers seedcrs, Threshing Machines, and
all kinds Of Farming Implements.
2y ALEX. DAVIS, Mineral Point.
ssr- Town, County agents wanted for