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Narcotic POisonjno

1t common error to suppose stimulation and mar
eoc poisoning, Or as it is frequently but enormously
called, 0rershaUldi0a it is a common error to congid-
CT that these two are and the same thing or at
una tney differ in degree only When stimulants
are used largely indepen of food, narcotic poisoning
OF Which drunkenness is striking example-is the re-
suit when one feels depressed let him not resort to
mdlscrminate and iEreguated stimulation. Let him
rather after each meal take one wine-glassfu of Dr.
Gotteb Fischs Bitters. No reaction will follow this
TINS true stimulation The first dose will enable the
sufferer to begin to appropriate the latent force stored
up in ood and the force thus appropriated will itself
enable him to appropriate still next time and so
oh-heah vitality cheerulness climbing up and swell
ing up week after week, as in long-drawn harmo-
nious creSeeRdo.
This subject continued next week under 1.-THE Treat
ment of Inebriates." deodlw nbA
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Mayor Hall of New York was in great hurry
OF be tried. Such was his Impotence that be
disregardld the agreement Of counsel and the
Tyenience Of the court, and clamored loud
hearing at tire when he knew his re-
q 9r rSg,s ID aet0e granted His protestations
armor,oence were most impressive, and he vol
tGteered the information that he would scorn to
take advantage of any technical defence. He
would not have an acquitta on such grounds,
not he. He wanted all the facts developed, and
then he would leave his character in the hands
OF an impartial jury, to be sustained or blasted
by til eir verdict. These were brave words. They
evidently made an impression upon some credu-
lous people; but those who knew the mayor
better, laughed al his amazing impudence. Since
that time be has got his jury, such as it is; the
law, as it is there administered, takes good care
that it shall have no members 10 whom anybody
would think Of entrusting the decision of pri'
waite controversy, and Mayor Hall used TO the
uttermost every legal pretext for striking off the
name Of any one capable Of forming an inielli
gent opinion. They are apparently just the men
to be dazzled by the mayors tinsel rhetoric,
and blinded by his fimsy pretence of outraged
virtue. The trial has begun, and the defendant,
who proclaimed his lofty disdain for technicali-
ties, is using every legal subterluge to exclude
evidence, to prolong the trial by side issues, and
TO divert the jury from the real merits, or de-
merits, of the case Every fact, even those most
notorious and familiar, must be proved by
strictly legal evidence. He refuses to admit
testimony concerning the board of audit, until
the existence Of that board has been technically
proved. This course would be all very well if
he were conducting the case Of a client 1t is a
customary and dcfensible practice to insist thai
the prosecution shall establish its whole case
without the aid of the defendant; but after hi.
pretence Of magnanimity in renouncing techni
cal advantages, different course might hayt
been expected. The whole proceeding, however
is strikingly characteristic of Hall, who is un
doubleday the most impudent and plausible, ant
therefore the most dangerous rogue of the who'll
Tammany gang.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

THE REPoRT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH =
The previous reports of This board have con-
taiued much information OF real value and in
terest, aud this, the third, IL not inferior to
them. The state is fortunate in having citizens
Of intelligence, judgment and the special knowI-
edge needed for the duties of this commission
Who are willing TO give to these duties so much
time and thought, as the report before us shows
70 nave been devoted to them. The preparation
Of the report has been Of course, as in previous
years, entrusted TO the secretary, DR., Derby.
The general report Of the board includes a sum.
mary OF It's doings under the law concerning
slaughter houses and noxious and offensive
trades, some reference to the Brighton butchers
and the proposed abattoir, some remarks about
the health Of towns and concerning model lode.
Ing and low tenement houses, and some minor
matters. The expenses Of the board for the year
were s2,s4S.05. The members receive no sal
aries, and ibis sum represents the personal ex.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

VTTALIzE THE HAIR.-Wly does the hair become harsh
and dry-why does it fall outwhy does it become gray
Simply because the life has gone out of it, The bres
draw sustenance from the scalp the grass draws ali
ment from the soil, and when the supply of nutrinent
is cut off in either the product withers and dies At
the first symptom of decay therefore unfed or half
fed roots of the hair should be refreshed and reinforced
with LYONS KATHAIRoN, the only preparation which
Will nourish the flaments and keep them in vigorous
condition after they have begun to suffer from de-
deieney OF their natural stimulant As long as the
hathairon is faithfully used, with proper degree Of
friction morning and evening long will be impos-
sibe for the hair to whiten fall from the scalp
mil deop3t6wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

THERE are propably hundred more persons in this
ana heighooring towns, who daily suffer from the dis
tresng effects of kidney troubles do not know that
JohaS0R's Anodyne LjRimeRt is almost certain eure
In severe cases great relief may be obtained if not Der
feet cure.
We notice that the agricultural papers all over the
country recommend the of Sheyidans Caralry Con-
dtiOR PO1derS.- Exchange.
Farmers and others in this section have long known
and appreciated the advantages of these powders
all others. deop&wlw mh4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

A USEFUL OFFICIAL.-In the new building
OF the department of agriculture at Washington
the happiest being will be Townsend Glover, the
naturalist; him to whom our farmers apply for
a knowledge of what birds eat the pippin ap-
Piles, and what worm gets into the beet root.
Glover is Brazilian by the accident of birth
a Yorkshire Englishman by parentage, a Ger
man by education, American by adoption and
enthusiasm. He is a singular looking man.
short, thick, near-sighted, peculiar an admirable
Cnchton IN the peculiar arts. Agriculture
has been his fanaticism for forty years. He
paints, models in plaster, engraves, composeS,
analyses, aud invents with equal facility. His
passion Is to be the founder of an index museum
to all the products of the American continent
from cotton to eoal-oi from pitch pine to wine.
Heretofore he has had only two little rooms in
the dlngy basement Of the patent office;
hereafter he is to have a handsome museum
room in the new building, 1913 by 50 feet, and II
feet high. His objects, already largely perfected
are to methodize, by models and specimens
the natural history, diseases, parasites and rem
edles OF every individual product in America.
for eNamplei A man wants to move to Nevada
| What are the products of Nevada? Glover has
a series OF cases devoted to that state, models of
all It's fruits, berries, prepared specimens of its
birds, illustrations Of its cereals flora, grasses
| trees A small pamphlet conveys the same in
formation. The man knows what TO expect of
Nevada, A man forwards blue bird; is it toll
cradle or destructive, to be encouraged or
banned? Glover forwards the names of fruits,
&C. which the blue bird eats. He will show
you in living, working condition. the whole life
time OF cocoon; the process OF Sea island cot.
ton, from the pod to the manufacture; the eco
nomlcal history of the common goat; the pro-
eesses of hemp, from the field to the hangman.
Every mail brings to him hawk, a strange
species of fish, blasted potato, peculiar grass
which poisons tue COW, He is the most logged
naturalist in the world, probably; wrestler
with the continent. He is a bachelor, married
to his pursuits-one Of those odd beings hidden
away in the recesses of government, whose work
IS in itself his own fameland fortune,- Chicago
Tribune,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

seRoPuLous HuMoRs.--The VReRTIEE has cured many
cases OF Scrofna of five, ten, and twenty years stand
ing, where the patient has had many physicians tried
many of the known remedies; and. amer irving the
Fegetne, the common remark is 1T acts differently
works differently from any medicine Ihave ever taken
Vegetne will cleanse seroula from the system Try it
mh6 dWSSIw - ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

Thatin the event of DR. j. W. KELLEY's death. n
successor has been obtained in the person of NJ Nc
CLEARN, NJ. d who was two years student with
d. D. Cla"son Kelley the father of the late j. W. KEEL
ey and has been in the practice medicine for s years.
and all the medicines the late j. Cawson Kelley and
j. Wesley Kelley, have furnished to the public and ma
llents' will in the future be prepared by Dr. NJ MoCearn
at the laboratory in Boston heretofore DR. NJ. Nc
Clearn will visit the office of Dr. j. W. Kelley in wor
cester the first Thursday and following FRIDAY of each
month Miss L. ii. Fish will continue in the office At
Worcester as in former years
NJ. MoCLEARN, NJ. d.
keierence.-Daniel Seagrave, Edward Denny,
jays wlt&dS6t
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OBJ 9aip spp aanestr aalonesoap ruring garb g. 1872

name to this-write it KIM" and saying this
with a timid glance, he shook hands with me,
asking me TO keep for him a Sunday paper, in
order that he may be assured his real name shall
not appear before the Times readers.-Ne,c York
Times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06
LATEST MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. March 5-Money moderately active
and easy az a per cent. Sterling dull and steady at
IVA g 1922 Gold dull at Ito "a ll0A. Loans "a 6
per cent Clearinss Si4 0O0O00 The treasury paid out
s5jAOW gold for interest and redemption OF bonds Gov
ernents strong and higher and investment demand in
ereang stare bonds steady, except South CarOlinas
Mhlch are weak stocks were active and higher of
the DAY, and closed still active but weak reaction
from the best prices.
nL.aL i..n-
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New Departure.

Something new in journalism. Get copy of THE
BOSTON DAILY GLOBE. One of the largest news
papers in the country. All newsmen have it, at FOUR
GENTS per copy DIST mba
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

S. R. Leland s. Co. would invite all interested to
call and see an elegant music box, which plays "a
tunes, valued at $780, also their new stock at lower
prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

Live hogs firm and in fair demand at 81 40 a 20. re
eeipts 1000. Whiskev steady at s5c w. - ' -
SEW ORLEANS, March 5-Cotton strong: mtddiugs
22hc a' 's9
WATERFOWL. March 5-Beef eatte-reeeipts III head 4.
the market was generally unchanged; for the yerv choc
est lOAe e y was paid, ordinary grades unchanged /;
sales choice at SO p a 1889; extra Sg25 a e75: sf
quality s. IS q 50: second quality Ell S5 IA 81. tbjni
quality s5,15 q SIS. Sheep and Lambs-Tecelps lid
pelts F "
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Special A0t1ees.


IhtVHtS secUreUs
REISSUES Extensions and Foreign Patents procured;
tefleences conducted all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
transfers of Rights. and Patent Cases attended to- by
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST. --NS''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

The FOE in the household is Indigestion. Williams
Extract Jamaica Ginger cures.
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Rank.

NO. GAG MAIN STREET.
oFkS fkoN.'.....-..-.-9 A. n. to l P. M to4P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS received and upon interest on the first Of evey
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn are added to the PRINCIPAL
on the first of the following MONTH
Smallest sum entitled receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAs l. PI1TNAN prosi1on.
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff iy2O
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WORCESTER, JAN 30 r.
DR.. W. A. KNIGHT-Dear Sir: This is TO certify thai
mad for many months Vertigo, and confusion Of mind
SO much so that | was unable to figure or attend to
6usnesssoreness OF spine my neck and lower part Of
hack and ernate Constipation and Diarrhea; thanks
70 your treatment these symptoms have all dIsaDpeared
am now able to concentrate my mind on business with
out any OF the bad consequences named and II would
earnestly recommend our business men o are troubled
with brain Tag or threatened paralysis to place them
selves under your treatment. Very truly yours
10 aim OTIS WARREN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-06

SWEDISH MnvrMrNr r1-pr,

SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE!
For Chronic Diseases the best means known for te
treatment of Paralysis Lateral Curvature of the SHINE
Enlarged or Torpid Liver Dyspepsia Constipation, or
Diarrhea, Bad Circulation and the Diseases OF Women
Medical Electricity for Nervous Diseases.
Suitable medicinal remedies when required.
Hours for Gentlemen. to e.
Office, corner OF Chestnut and Pleasant SITS.
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-March ,

ileusVNll 20 1901 o9 X
Sl9gg. nartoro anu Erie railroad Is 3S 6l3sSs
STD Rutland railroad scr p,.........,.., Is : SsSS
si@ vermont anu Massachusetts X 7s.........l6 100
9lOJD Union racinc land grant 7s..... 49, $50 III
~ Conn., d Passumpsie River II. .,.,,,,.. Of
~ Michigan Jentrai railrCac, ,..... iisIa rs L,
% zig Colony ana Newport railroad ....,.., i0g Z
q nhll;, WI, ana Baltimore railroad. .,,... 5,s5
Rutland railroad, common. ........,.,, Il
gpS Vermnnt Gantrsi 'ss',,,,.....60
JIG Northern railroad. '''''''''i y
2Boston and Albany railroad. .,....,. Ia = :
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Peoples Savings Rank,
Asa MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
Deposits March l, Is72.......Se. 721,0 $4,000
Nunoer OF Depositors. S,3SS
The usual SEMI ANNUAL Dividend at the rate of SIX
PER CENT. per annum has been declared and will he
added TO the principal If not withdrawn
deposits made on before he lst dan of the month
dr1l1 interest from the LIST.
Va The Bank is open two hours on Saturday eve
hlngs for the convenience OF depositors only.
to s. 'S' ''oI' anu
JOHN e. MASON, President
Worcester, March l, 1872 dEwtf Fl
The Worcester Mechanics savings BANK.
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
Inc Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
deposits put upon interest the Fjfteeah day of
each month
semi-annusl Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS, President
ID WOODWARD, Treas'r. dawtf deel
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NEW York March 5-Cotton advanced 70. s,,o. 90,
Dales; middling upands 2IAc Fourio anil ns@yv AZ
loweri sales 65O bbs; state Sc a $50; Ohio Al ~ ~
L5i western IS "a sl,8j; southern 81 I'd $50 W6eSi
very dn anu lower; sales 1880 bush No ring al M
NOEi siDji winter red western 81 10 Corn dull a,Y,
very heavy; sales $4,000 bush new mixed western ii n
Ike oats unchange1 sales n 900 bush; Ohio 81 "a 5aS
western 52l9 {" 1jc. Beef quiet Pork nominay lower
new ihess sldr 'f.I0i Old S3,25 % 1891. Lard dul
and heavy at 8 Butter steady al ii "a 37c wiz
key In moderat II SOC. Rice 40 gxc sueai
duh Musc0va0 ,c refining 81 Al g4c. aa
yana So Conee IL RIO 1874 q 2QAc, Molassei
fairly ueuvei new = $50. Spirits turpentin
quiet and weak saleb till al "a 50 '61 dg
for strained PetrOleu Mia. refine,
IN " 23c Tallow heaN
CHICAGO, March 5.-Hl 10.
81 23h for No spring. Corn
mixed 3THc, Oats lower at Sic for No z. a.
easier ~ Ilhc for MOI. Barley quiet and weak a,
70 0le for No spring. Provisions quiet and weak
PORK 81 80 ~ Sl,h Lard easier al SS62k % kg5 a.
bulk meats dull and unchanged. Live hogs active
hgneri at Si,J5 % $3.50; Dire sed hogs quiet ant
ennhged, at $3.50 % 5l0. Whlskey qnlei and steat
SOC beeeipts-4OVO BIB flour. 1901 bush heat, IL
push corn zeOOO bush oats, 200 bush rye 1900 bush
Ky, oJuV nogs. shpmtnts-200l bbls flour 1000
S Mlstt " IVY bush corn, 10000 bush oats 100 bush
pVyV Dush barley, 5000 hogs,
tard EdS lla,I March 5-Pork dull at $3.50 "a
n,g NtVopihR w " 70 Dc, Bulk meats du and aol
49, innb ~ HAe Concessions; shoulders ~ "a
ssih uns ~ ~ we Bacon IN fair demand and io'
shoudeIsohei clear RIB sides w q 10 clear sldes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

discussion will be had upon the sub
iect before the matter Is settled.
What is now the third district IS
proposed to be altered in three dli-
ferent WAYS, one of which will no
doubt prevail. The first OF these
mans is to cut off Green county and
leave the district comprised OF the
remaining six counties--there beng
now seven. The second proposition
is to lop away Sank county instead
Of Green. The third recommends a
much more radical change. by throw
ing out La Fayette and Green and
taking in Vernon county.
The first Of these propositions
wou7d we believe be the most accept
able to the people Of Iowa county,
and we hope it may be the one adopt
cd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
DEATN or Gen HALLECK

Major General II. w. Halleck
died at bis home in Louisville. KY
en- the S.h inst, Of congestiomof the
brain.
General E,lleck was born in New
York city IN lSl9, and graduated
from West Point in 1899, standing
number in his class. lie entered
the Mexican War as I'd Lieutenant
and was breveted Captain for valu.
able services. Having emigrated to
California, he was appointed Secreta-
Of State, for that Territory, and
served two years :; and was a member
of the convention which drafted the
constitution for the Golden State.
He remained IN California praCticing
law at San Francisco until the break.
ing out of the rebellion, when he wac
recalled to the army, and made a.
Major General and placed in com.
mand Of the Department Of the " est,
succeeding Gen. Hunter. The suc-
ecssful campaign in the West result.
ing in the victories Of Paducah Font
Henry and, Fort Donaldson; the vic,
tories over General Price, aud his
personal direction. Of the seiee Of
Corinth, led to his being called II
Washington and placed ct the head
Of the armies OF the United States
from which post he retired in favor
Of General Grant, in 1864, Aside
from his ability as a military officer,
lie possessed considerable literary
talent. In 1915 he wrote a work OF
Bituman aud IL 1876 wrote series
Of !eCtpres Oh war, under the title OF
elements Of Military Art and Sci
,cnce - and in lS4S Union College
conferred upon him the degree of
NJ. A. Hallcck was a reliable, con-.
scicntious officer, and one Of consid
cradle executive ability.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION.

The State Legislature was fully
Organized on the 10th, with the fol.
lowing corps of DIFFERS.
sFNArG.
Chief Clerk H. Wagsonor, of Rich,
land
Assistant Clerks + Hammond of
Rock
Bookkeepcr--S. A Foster, of rcpin.
Eurollng Clerk-paul Miller,
Assistant Enrolling Clerk D. Egger.
Engrossing Clerk-C c, Rogers
Assistant EnTossing ClerA--J Staus-
more
lranscyibing Clerk--R. a. Gil'ot
Assistant lranscribing Ulerk-Miss
Miner
Scrgcantat-arms-W d, Hoard, ct
Jefferson
Assistant SergeNnt,at,arms-W. G.
Hyde, OF Racine.
Postmaster-W De Wolf
Assistant Postmaster-W. L. Abbott,
e La Fayettc
Doorkeepers--ll, Longstoh W. F.
Nal,c, Thos Watson, W y. Harshaw, ;.
Il kobeson.
Gallery boorkeepers C Slingshy, 4.
u, Powers
Niaht Watch--F J. Wood.
rortcr-li e. Howe
ASSEMBLY.
Speaker-Danjel Hail, of Jefferson.
Chief Clerk-E. W Young. Of Sank.
Sergeant>at-arms-- :. tihed, olpolk.
posmaster--S J. NJ Eutman, of Rock
Book-kecper-E, W. Dennstt of Shes
hoyEan.
Assistant-Clerk-W. NJ. Newcomh,
Of iM Fayette
Assistant Sergeant-at>Armes-Col q.
G. Bissell, of Fond nu Lac, and Frank
smith, of Milwaukee,.
On the whole the organization is
very good Certainly, the press oil
the state have no right to find fault
as the officers and employees Of both
houses embracoa larger number O
membIs ana attaches Of the pres,
taan probably ever was known before
X now tie Legislature does not allow
dissatisfied parties to obtain sine
cures. as IS. too often the case, th,
people wjllaot complain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

CoLFAx and boutwell, are both said
to he candidates for Vice-P Presidency -
Either would add strength to the ticket
and satisfy tho mass OF the people Er
Yes, either would be a strong and
a worthy candidate FOE the second
post OF honor in the American Gov.
crnment, as would many othars who
might be named but ColfaX uaGoubt-
eddy IS the strongest of the strong,
and the one above all others in the
nation in whom the people trust, and
whom they would be best pleased to
again honor with the Vice Presden,
cy.
Until recently Mr.. Colfaxha given
no encouragement that he would &C.
cept denomination but now, as it
appears, he has listcnedto his friends,
and the people will again have the
privilege ofgiving him evidence Of
their appreciation of his statesman
ship and purity Of character, The
names of Grant and Colfalo will head
the national ticket in the campaign
OF 1872, and lead.it to another gloyi,
Gus victory.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
New Temperance Law ia Illinois.

The Temperance bill introduced by
Senator Reddick, and passed by both
houses of tie Illinois Legislature
having received the signature OF
Governor Palmer has become law.
1t passed the House by vote Of 100
to 43, which is more than the two.
thirds majority. The plan of the
Maine law is to prevent the selling
or giving away Of any Intoxicating
drink, except for strictly medicinal
or mechanical purpose; but the plan
of this bill known rs tie "Ohio law, y
is to allow the free sale Of liquor by
licensed sellers; but to hold the sell.
er and the owner Of the building IN
which the liquor waa,soIa to rigid
responsibility for the effects Of the
liquor sold. Every husband, wife,
child, parent, guardian, employer or
"othcr persons who shall be iniared
in person or property, can sue the
whisky seller, and, if necessary, the
owner Of the building, and recover
such damages as the drunken person
himself would be holden for. IL sober
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
NATIONAL. CONVENTIONS.

The National Republican Com.
mittce have decided to hold the ma.
tional Convention. to nominate can
djda:es for President and Vice Presi.
dent, at Philadelphia, on the first
Wednesday in lame next,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

IGiE investigation committee OF thu L.
: Senate is Investigating the abuses
charged against the Custom lIanse in
New York CitN We hope for the honor
of the Republican party as we'll as for
the interest ni the country thar the ex.
animation will be thorough anu. impar~
tial Let the brihe takers and leyyers
of black mail be cleaned out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

FISK. ut the tina otihis daa h was "a d
to be worth S3no0oO0 10 Ss,DO0.O00 =
His will gives some legacjes to his sister
and family. Sll .00+so the aih 2cgima3t,
and the bu anoe to his wife.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

roSE-rACKING --Park.paekins through.
oat the West progresses The 7eturus
from l5T points thus lar make a .tcal at
3,4S2 9ul hogs and the estimate for fire
season j. 4,3S2 OO0 The whole number
packed last season was 1926 SIT For
the season, TINS tnr, Chicago hackers
haro siienoed SSo,535, against co.. 81 3
fnr the corresponding period last season,