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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

BIsMARCK's FAMILY LEGEND. A fam
tastical story is told Of the coat-of-arms
of the Bismarck family, which consists
of clover leaf entwined by three net
tie leaves. The chronicle runs that one
of the mai ems of this family, beau
ty called Gertrude, being couted by
many admirers, selected one of her
first cousins. However, there came a
rough baron from the German ocean,
accompanied by q hundred horsemen,
to ask for her hand. When it was re-
fused, he took the castle by storm, kill
ed Gertrude's father, and finally en-
braced the maiden, remarking: You
golden clover of my heart, you are no
nettle and do not sting" whereat the
sprightly maiden, observing; g ] am a
nettle when l wish, and can sting, and
so do nettles ever sting the one who
would break a clover leaf of the Bis
marck' s." quietly smote the adventur-
Gus lover under the fifth rib with dag
ger, injuring him so that he died.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01
Shooting a Water-Speut-A Nautical
Adventure.
From the n. Y. Times 11th.

The Captain of the bark Orchilla,
which vessel arrived here, yesterday,
from Matanzas, reports narrow escape
from water-spouts in latitude % : :,
longitude 10. There had been heavy
rain squalls, when suddenly the wealth
er cleared away, leaving the vessel sur
rounded by four large water-spouts,
the furthest being about four miles
distant The ship was Immediately
hauled to the wind, in order to avoid
them if possible, when the largest of
the four (the other three having broken
and Disappeared came directly for the
vessel The ship was Immediately put
before the wind to avoid collision if
possible, but onward the water-spout
came with a seeming determination to
engulf the Orchilla The ships arms
were Immediately brought on deck.
When Is yards distant volley was
poured into the water-spout, seemingly
without effect, as it passed the ship
three yards distant, with the roar of a
wblrlwlnd. e. ~ #
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

AT the parish church of EastLeake,
Notta. England, as far back as 10 years
at least, and till within the last 20
years, gigantic speaking trumpet was
used for the bass singer to sing through.
1t is now in the keeping of the parish
clerk. and measures, when drawn out
(it has one slide, like telescope sew
en- feet six inches, with bell mouth
one foot nine inches in dismeter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

By sxoaas .. suaLxr0a.


Ia the acorn Is wrapped the forest y
In the little brook is the sea,
The twig that will sway with the sparrow to-day
Is to-morrow's sturdy tree.
There is hope in . mothers JOY, ...tr b.
Like the peach its blossom furled ~
And noble boy, gentle boy,
manly boy Ia king Of the world.
The power that viii never fail US
IL the soul of simple truth
The oak that defies the stormicst skies
Was upright In its youth.
The beauty no time can destroy
In the pure young heart Is furied,
And a worthy boy, a tender boy,
A faithful boy IL king OF the world,
The cub Of the royal hon
II regal in his play;
The eaglet's pride is AZ hery-eyed
As the old BIRDS bald and gray
The nerve that heroes employ
IL the chids young arm IL furied,
And gallant boy, truthful boy,
4 brave, pure boy, is king OF the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

JAMES JArsoS, qtios MeBeyet, was
hung by a mob at Helena, Cedar
county, Nebraska, Monday afternoon.
He confessed the murder, which was a
cold-blooded one, and three other muir
ders of which he was accused, he hay-
ing escaped from jail on similar
charge day or two before the murder
in Nebraska was committed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

Here, my son, take it up garnet again,
ana put it in the barrel"
AS they went up the stairs, the sound
post got loose and ratified round in the
bowels of the fiddle, Z" / don't care /
don't care / don't care !" And so the
fiddle went up stairs and was forgotten.
"Mamma, what shall | do! don't
know what to do"
"Don't you want something to eat J"
"No, / don't"
"Well, do you want to play mar
bles y
~ can't play marbles"
"Wel, here, take this towel, and
learn to sew, aud I viii give you two
cents if you hem the towel
81 don't want to sew. | amt q
girl.
Well, what do you Want 20 do -"
''I want to do something. What
shall do2"
Then mamma burst out laughing,
and said:
"You are nothing but a one-stringed
fiddle, and we shall have to put you in
the barrel up stairs in the garnet, I'M
less you get more strings toyour fiddle.
The only thing you like to do is to eat
and sleep and when you have eaten
Yourself full, and don't want anything
except something more to taste good.
Now you would better get some more
strings to your fiddle"
And the boy opened his big eyes, and
said, "Strings to my fiddlei / wish |
had EN-"
"Well," said mamma, reading is
one string. When people have learned
to read, they can enjoy hours and days
and weeks and years, and have gentle
music every minute, and be Just as hap
Ply as the days aresong. Work Is an
other string If you learn to be a car
penter or mason, or a machinist,
or cabinet maker, and learn
to do your work well, it will keep you
contented rs long as you live. Drawing
is another string. If You learn to draw
well with pencil or with apen, you can
go through life and see pictures all day
and draw them all night. Writing
is another string. Sewing is another
string, cooking is another, and making
garden is another. Every time you
learn to do anything, and learn to do
it well, it is one more string to your
fiddle. And when You have as many
strings as piano, you will have new
tune for every hour in the day. But
if you have but one string, aG string
a glutton string You will soon get
that tune, and there is no place
for You except the barrel up garrett
The more you can do, the happier You
Will be-"
"For unto every one that hath, shall
be given, and he shall have abundance
but from him that hath not shall be
taken away even that which he hath. "
Snap goes this one string, and oil
goes the fiddle tobe thrown among the
rubbish. Il don't care don't carel"
Yes, but he does care. For it is bet
ter to be violin full of music, than a
fiddle, thrown away and for
gotten II Il, Recher, IN Little Cor
pOrG(
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

Re CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs.
Whitcombs Syrup for children is sold by drug
gists for % cents bottle, and is an admirable
preparation for infantile disorders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

kse MANY PERSONS are to-day suffer
ing from Dyspepsia who do not know it, they
feel heaviness after eating. sort Of languor
or lack of energy, and attribute it to the Spring
weather, 1t Is nothing but Indigestion, aid
one dose of CoE's DYSPEPSIA CURE viii confirm
this fact.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

EsB NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAIL Co,
manufacturers of Patent Hammered Horse
Nails Office Is West Van Buren, street. Fac
ory So to IS West Van Buren, street, corner
C.lntam street. ChcaEo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

The destruction of life and property
by the bombardment III the American
quarter on Tuesday, was fearful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

No Young lady's trousseau can be
considered complete without black
and-tan terrier and black velvet blank
ct with monogram in blue, or scarlet
and gold
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

corner, and don't want to be a man.
# .sWell,n said j, some of the finest
music in the world have heard from
yiolins. For when fiddle has grown
up, and has four strings, and behaves
itself, we call it violin. One string is
better than nothing but if you choose
to lie there, 1 can't do anything for you.
Here, my son, take it up garnet again,
and put it in the barrel. /"
As they went up the stairs, the sound
post got loose and ratified round in the
bowels of the fiddle, " I don care /
don't care / don't care !" And 50 the
fiddle went up stairs and was forgotten
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01
gsSFH JAMES H. FOSTER IL CO.. is

Lake street, Chicago, importers Of breech-
loading shot-guns and implements.
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The Weather.

0k DsPAE1MsNT. Otos CA,J Stxnai OAcsv A
"AsHlN6ToN, ID. Dec. %, ISL, 10 a. m Z
r,sihhorsls FOR rHs PAST TwENrv- FOuR HorRs -
lns hlshest baroIn tter has moved slowly eastward
central on tn sHih Atlantic coast. The pre-surc
Increased deelot dly yesterday in New England hut
has row again fallen. The lowest Barometer con
tihses west Of Illinois. Cloud ness has increased
sIm9.t simultaneously over the country betw aen
the n,ssissippi and Atlantic, and rain il now re-
borIed IRON Texas 20 Ohio: snow from Wisconsin TO
rernsyNsnia and Maine; thre stening weather from
virginia TO Connecticut south and eoutl,w este ri '
Nnos prevail. except ON the South Atlantic coast
aDo LIKE superior, where northerly winds are re
PORTED. Temperature has risen during the nj ght q,
pcciaily from the Middle and Eastern States to Lake
Ire and thence southwestward. Low baroms Ar
hn ran have continued NJ San Francisco
fhoBAsiLlIIEs--Ths barometer will prob
continue highest on the South Atlantic coast bur
Il. very generally at the stations Of the Rocky
honhisihs, and especially ever the Ohio Valley and
threatening weather and rain, prevail from Tennes-
see 10 the ddle and East Atlantic coasts and snow
continues from Maine westward to Lake Huron:
northerIy winds, with fallen temper sturA prevail ia
the northwestern states. Dangerous vini. ara NOT
AT ticirsted for this rriinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The boards or police and fire commissioners
an Chicago have SHOWN the sincerity of their
expressed desire for retrenchment by voting to
reduce their own salaries from three thousan nd
dollars per annum 10 five hundred. This is an
example which should be, but is not likely to be,
followed by refOrmers i'm some sections OF the
country WHO want TO retreneh by cutting down
other peoples salaries and leaving their own
untouched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

California wants amendments 10 her state
constitution equslizing taxation, prohibiting
county town, and district subsidies to railway or
other corporations, and providing for the taxa
ton Of all railways and railway properties in
the state az their fall cash valuation, with a
Penalty added for the forfeiture Of the fran
elise OF any corporation that makes false re-
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The counsel for Mrs Wharton are getting in
some evidence somewhat calculated to serve
their client, 10 the effect that Ketchnm was In
the habit of taking doses from bottle of his
own medicine, and without measuring them.
Miss Nellie Wharton, daughter OF the prisoner.
testites that Whartcn's missing vest was given
TO her BY Mrs. Hutton when she arrived home
She also testies that at the time of the death OF
Wharton She herselfhei $1,000 in bonds. Al
together. the Wharton case j. one of the most
remarkable and complicated i'm the whole record
o. celebrated cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

,o, ALTrSoRR, Dec. Section DAD; low niddIngs
iSs. Elour quiet but firm. Wheat dull and ua.
clangd Corn quiet and scarce; white 69sTi
srstern yellow and mixed, eSs7o Oats quiet. Pork
nm; l&sal5. Bacon quiet. shoulders, Ia: rib
sides, s; clear rib sides, "a; hsn,s, I,al5 lard
steady, 10. Western butter steady; fair to good
western rolls. 2a25; choice do, esA1s. WHISKY
BAITIMoRE, Dec. 7s-yirsinia sixe. Old, IS bid
i6E aeked. West virginss, 81 North Carolina
ois, ~; 90; new IL do SPECIAL tax, l.-sli bidsi
active. Gold firm at slEa9s Governments strong
Mo steady Money very tight, ll5 TO ~ per day
new. lJ2t. ExcbabRe, long, ea<; short no. "
NV rosk, Dec. % -Fiour dull and unchanged
"nest guiet and nm Corn quiet and steady.
s ~ Tor both Bonds of lSo2, 90, ISIS, old "a; is
PARIS, Dec. se-Rentes opened at IS francs 20 cen
80 eco francs during the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The Christmas number OF TIE WEEKLY STAR,
now ready. Is fun Of good things, Including s,o-
ries, poems, and sketches suitable for the hoii-
day season; Paris fashions; society chit-ehst
the trial OF the suit Of Mrs. Pollard against j.
p Lyon. of the st. Cloud Hotel report Of the
trial o. Mrs. Wharton for the murder Of General
Ketchum by poison; general news; Washington
News and Gossip; spicy personals; agricultural
items, household receipts, &C., &C. just the
thing 20 send 10 the country.
Terms: One dollar and q half per aunum, In
advance; single copies hve cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing.
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HOLIDAY G 90 DIS.

II VI a u % DS.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
customers and the public generally TO our large and
well-selscted stock Of GOODS FOB THE Holt.
DAYS, among which We would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINS.
LONDON LAYER RAISINs, in whole, half and ara
VALENCIA RAIsINS.
SULTANA RA1SINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNIs, in I, 3 and pounds.
COOKING PRUNRS and DRIED FRUIr,
WHITE HEATH BEACHES. in glass. very bsaa-
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in ,.rb. and ,.n. cam.
EGREBk PEAS, Domestic and French.
rOAATOks, In lib. and s-Ib cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PAIKIR HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION R1CKLIs.
WINDSOR .n MANOR PICKLES. 'onssAins new
FkENCH and AMERICAN PICKLIs, all kinds.
LOBsTERs, in glass and tins.
PRRsERvED GIHGHR and CHOW.CHow.
PRHSR1vES Of all kinds, Gordon mako.
ALM0NDe, WAkHUTS, PIOANo, TILBIRrS.
a1s: Tfi zFAkSa kGHAAsD e. T. ~ Sd
F1svt ALSO,
FINE OLD JAMAICA RUN.
| SCOTCH end IlIea WHISKY.
| Very superior Old BRAMDY.
| Old BAK1R end NBOfA1 WHISKY.
GAfHp mL9BRAfED PURE BYE WHISKY.
| PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAr, SHIRRY -
| MAuEIRA WINS. - = -
Allthe popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and . few casks fne old PALE SHERRY In the
Custom House At Georgetown, thereby guarsntssins
she purity pr the Wine offered
FOB SALE Low By
BROWSING Z MIDDLETON,
Ma GA PENNSYLVANIA Av.HUR,
deci6-u Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

Philadelphia, also, proposes a reform in the
matter CT New Years tipsiness, and the pulpit
and the press arc alike earnest in urging the dis
carGing OF intoxicating drinks from refreshment
tablss- The S.or, of that city, saws with truth
tha; "hUndreds OF young men have been led into
paths Of inebriety By wine and brandy Furnished
them by their best friends on these occasions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

Rib the two changes recently made i'm the
I-pit.a sta,. Senate, next year win witness the
EXPIRATION Of ~. enty-one Senatorial terms, not
including that % Mr.. Harlan, OF Iowa, whose
-sccessor il 10 be electsd within a fortnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The anomalous condition OF French politics is
happily described by Paris correspondent, who
speaks Of France as republic in which the re-
PIblicans are the opposition, country strongly
republican and daily growing more so, a cham
Der which does not represent the feelings of the
people, but which feels bound to stop republi-
oaniSm by establishing monarchy, and deputies
who know that they will not be reelected voting
their powers permanent for the purpose OF hsld-
ing Office. Add 10 this six different parties play
Ing az cross-PcrpOses, and you have the last act
O. a drama which must be speedily ssp,avedout.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

A notable feature OF the democratic move
ment in England l. a proposal to unite the ex-
l~tins twenty-five political workipgmsns So
,.-ties which now act independently of each
her The efforts Of the union are to be di-
cted towards the one object Of getting work
men into Parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The "new departure" OF japan in adopting
= modern improvements is likely to have an
Important bearing not only on the future OF the
people Of that country, but on the neigh5o-iny
nations With n steam navy and iron rams
these ISLANDERS % the east will soon be in con-
GitioutO actefeetiyelv as missionaries OF modern
civilization in China AMI other less advanced
A>istiC countries. IN such a work Japan's inau-
cnCe will be more powerful than that of ali the
western nations combined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money l. a shade easier. and was freely of.rrd in
Ne. York yesterday an eighth pe- cent. wi. ho at
interest Tor one day. No hing was sne b-iDw tina
rave. which - 'qual to AZ Der ent. p~- ..num
lie increased supply ct gid from ths prcpsym-n,
o' January Interest BY th Trra sury has rsir thai
Yesterday ~ charge 90 oDe sixteenth Ger cent Tor
Carrying over one DAY. The new basiness COS,
Z 1870 's,se' VIZ" o11as0 stso -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The RspHLlices joins hands with US in urging
ne ladies not TO offer temptations for drunken
ness by dispensing wine and liquors on New
Years Day. The CAr0'.eie, also, deprecates the
custom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

DHILP e. SOLOMONS'
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
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Is NOW READY.
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staf and his Com snious, Good Night and Good
BooH Of Ens.h rceiTy HSmss sceses fSa9 Great s
Painters Story Of the Fountain. are the ttles of
iew q ne ~ Tor this Holiday season and
are me works OF the most noted English and Ameri-
can authurs and artists.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
In nearly one hundred different STYLES Of binding in
full Russia leather, morocco, calf velvet and ivory
THE STANDARD POETS
s.ndnd p,o sa wi and various styles and the
Irving, Hawthorne, Taylor, in sets of library bind
ing.
CHARMING JUVENILE BOOKS.
The stock embraces perhaps the largest variety
ard tn. best selection ever displayed by Us Books
Tor infants, or FER boys and girls further advanced
uated and carefully selected.
THE FANCY GOODS
cushions, Glasses, NAPKIN Rings, Fruit Knives.
stands, Gard Receivers, Ponisde Jars, Tbermoma,
ters, Tobacco jars, Smoking Stants, Cigar Cases,
Books, " sllets, Glove Boxes, Jewel Cases etc etc
nnd as particularly attractive and novel the follow
ing are mentioned: Jardinieres in Porcelain and
CIT. Gilt Frames on stands, Bon Bon Boxes, very
pretty and chrap Glove and Handkerchief Il oxes in
leather, rev sty les of Bags, Willow Work Baskets
ana great variety Of articles entirely new and
especially adapted to the Holiday trade. Gnu
SOMETHING CAN BE FOuND TO SUIT ANY
BODY.
The stock IL better adapted to the wants OF purcha
sers than ever before.
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS.
bOOKSELl ERS AND STATIONERS
dis S1l PENNSYLVANIA AyFNUE
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BRANDIES, WHISTLES. ETC.
s stls4HH rim RIM pure;
otsrd: Pueug : CO.. BRANDIEs,
Gsthsr.ooa "oLD RESERVE" WHISKY
OLD RAKrRo.nnd1 G haETHFAK WHISKY
PALE SHERRY WINE. (very fine;D
MADEIRA, PORT, and OALIF0RNIA WINES.
FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES, &c. decl6-in
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY...-.........D Der %, 1871.
Elsewhere in this paper may be found the ad-
veTti.ement Of the Water R,.cistrar air1nr nntica

Elsewhere IN this paper may be found the sd-
veTii>ement OF the Water Registrar giving notice
10 the public hat unies, the water rents for 1872
be paid before the first day Of February
next the supply ofws;er will be shut of from the
premises Of delinqueuts. This Is all very we'll
Tor the city; but how about that large number of
citizens who promptly paid their rents for 1911
and vet got no water. or very little OF it, during
the year? What measure Of relief or what per
cen'age of drawback is provided for theme
The price charged for water bY the city is pre-
sImably sufficient to cover full supply in each
case, the year through; and vet. while per-
bSPs a considerable majority of consumers have
hal their full share, and great deal more, it is
TotoriOusly and lamentably true that a very
large number Of families have been unable %
secure even half enough for absolute culinary
aud sanitary purposes, and have had To rely for
. great part OF The time ON pumps and private
,i-te,I for that which the city had stipulated
To supply from the Potomac. Nov. in such a
transaction between private ind yiduals the
Sufferer in every case OF this kind would be en-
titled 20 a very considerable abatem mt In the
price paid OF agreed to be paid for the article
furnished, and the delinquent vendor could as,
easily b. put in for a rOunl bill of damages in
the event of a suit for -fu6lme Mt of contract
This being 50, the questions very naturally
arse, has corporation any privileges or immu-
mites which a single individual would not have
under the same circumstances? and are not those
who were compelled to pay last January for
what they did not get during the year entitled,
IN both law and equity, to a drawback on the
bills tor the year coming:
rs things 60 nowadays between govern
IHents and the governed this isperhaps too much
10 expect, without suit but it is certainly due
to those who have been deprived OF water for
nearly half the time,-and they have a right to
insist on t,-that every means shall be adj pied
and vigorously enforced TO prevent waste at
every point, to the end that something Ike
fair supply can hereafter be ensured for those
Ewing en- higher ground Whether it would be
worth while to make payments under protest,
we leave each one to determine fer himself: but
II every enc who has been thus deprived wouli
take the occasion of paving their bills to lay
their little grievance before the Water Regis
tTar Il might have a good effect. At any rate
II wouid give that OH cial realizing sense If he
has not got il now, Of how much inconvenience
and real wrong has been wrought, by the waste
trlnCss Of CONSUMES on the one hand and the
EegiiGenc Of those in authority who could put a
stop To the leaks, il they were 50 disposed on
the ether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

By the death of Hsekett. the American stage
loses it, only representative of Falstaf, and the
English stage has no actor really capable Of
filiny the part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

Don Sal MINES!
Il NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPrIc LOTION.
wATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.
Process discovered and patented by Prof Oliberg,
II the Pharu. Dept. OF Howard University,
September 18th, Iosl.)
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINR
lie unparalleled rs dressing for WOUNDS, UIr ERs,
tndEeiss healthy sraaplnf,oa. 10 is the mos; EF-
rEcIIvE r. edy for ali SKIN DIsEAsEs
CLINICAL BORUBALSAMINR
intelligent person end understand, from the
single tests set forth in our circulars that it is
e Tor the purposes Tor Which II ia ns
NO OTHER REMEDY HOLDS THE SANE TEsrs!
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINR
Is effective. pleasant, and perfectly harmless.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
ingredients which enter into the iton Of this
article, have no hesitation in declaring that the
is intended 70 be applied IshalI take pleasure
in submitting the BoRoBALsANINE the usual tests
in my practice, and will communicate to you the
'a'' Very c cfaiHssffs1 Z. cox SS[ II. D.. LID"
9 The burn, as you know. was very severe
but from The moment we began to apply the BORO-
ADDISON DENT, NJ D."
81 persuaded a friend 20 use it for Q very az
gravated case Of TETrER which had been treated BY
he use ec % A
noticed: and now having continued its for three
weeks is ENTIRELY crsKD
An BoRoBALsH ANIME PREP IRAfI0Ss are
sold by the Druggists generally, and a. the princ
'. Depot No. soc oH%s sfoT
dec3s-tr OLDBERG 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

IL Is now generally believed that the next re-
publican national convention viii be held in
Philadelphia