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" burned q; otherwIse burned aud wounded,
H.. OF ths II dead, Is ns malta and l8 t.
THE INDIANS.
The semi . Civilized wtnnebaKoeS
Chooko Lands Under the Hem catoad

The semi Civilized wtnnebnKoes
Choose Lands Under the 11smeatoad
Act.
sp+eta! Dtsnaseh to T14 Cakaao tribune.
LAcnoBsE- Wis.,. May 2s.--Fifty Winnobsgo
Indians arc In LACROSSE to-day engaged in on
tersng Government land under tho Homestead
act. by an act Of Conrroas approved March 3,
1s75. any Indian, 81 years Of ago. born in the
United States, who shall ahandnn his tribal ro-
latinns and enter upon life Of civilization, IN
entitled to and mhy avail ltnsclf Of tho beust}lB
of The Homestead act. The Ictltans. in absr-
douing their Wild mode Of life and settling nnon
thEsa homeBteads lose nUne OF their anurjttAs.
tribal farm lands. ETC., 10 which they h1n entitled
by treaty with tho Government, and II, at tho
End Of fivo years, they desire to abandon their
lands thov can DO 70, and return tn their former
mode Of life With their rig!its ~ unciviIized IT.
liaus unfmpafred. Under tlIeBo provisions these
ludianB hayo selected = tract of land In Jackson
County, Via, near Black Hrcr FAlIa. cac}. In.
dian entos!ng bu. 40 ncres, dearing 70 DO located
together in osder to establish mud maiuta1n
schools. There Indiana a.o part Of tho tribo
removed bv tho Government to Nnb,&sk1 shout
q soar sso but afterwards returned to Wiscon-
sin.
Sr. Lnrrs, No., Mny 2s.-The Republicans
K8nRas City Afecsl ra,A tho startling tnfotma-
tion ID b. ought fron, tho West that \ large baud
Of Indiana arc enran,ne,l on tho forks Of shs
salonon River, in Osborn County, Kan., and thut
tho citizons hAyn hsea obliged to texctt their
homes. The news Ii from i gentleman lust up
from that portion Of the county, and u con.
xldored HsliAble.
, 1875-05-29

Hachstt appeated for the llbcllanta. aud tho
fnrmcr made \ louR argument In their bohalf.
TIN FioKitla, 1t will In remembered. WAS CAP
tured BY tho wacl,utett, in 1'ahia. In 1854, md
cAptu.e. Tho weasel was brought to Hampton
roAds and Runk thsre. Tbs pthyer Of tho libel
lAnts In for tbs aJp1lsAion Of their claim To
pr,za mohoy. Distslct-Attornoy f'sl'er and II. N.
Corwins appeared for the Government, arguing
wa; sass s' o. .ss ~ osr s 5o H.. ss
ment had Already recognized their riRl.ts by
Rr&ntEng 10 tho of1cers and tho men Of tho Va
chuaett F2n,0{1 which wss taken from tho rafe Of
tho Flor!ds few ycare ego,, Judge 1iumpl'flsaa.
probably be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Secretary Fish has finally snccteded 10 renew
ing the lekae Of hiB residence on Scott Square.
which the owner, ex-senator Morgan. OF Nav
York, waa reported 10 hare leased to Cougtoss-
man Ward, OF New York.
THE PHtsrpExr
will leave Warrington to taso mp h!a summer
residence 1t Long Branch on Tuesday ne1t.
MCCARTNEY.
fer An immediate teport ot the facts relative 10
tho escapo Of the counserfei,cr Mccartney.
THE AaHlsTAHT TATTonHEy.1ESEKitstitr.
Tho Attorney General Inns not been abba to
decide upon 4 Firat AHslstant Attorney General.
There arc large number OF applications Tor this
pos!tion, but ME. fierropons sayH they a1s not
tho class Of men whom he desires.
ITO the 1stoetos<d FTfss.1
ASSISTANT ArTORHEY-1EHEIAL.
WAsn1soroN, D. c., May 2B.--Tbo prerfdeut
llls siRned the commission Of Thomas fimons,
Of Now Yo.k. TO 10 Assistant Attorney " g Gensral
of tho United States, vtce John uofarth.
p4sK NoTEs WITHDRAWN.
The Fccsc.ary Of Tho Treasury to-day directed
tho retirement Of $685. from the currency
balance Of tho Treasury, the shno beinx 81 per
cent OF tie additional circulation aaued to b4nks
during tho rroaant month. Until further droc-
tions tho amount OF United States notos out
ssarIing to 10 used as circulating medium shall
not exceed s377, ,QG4, ,G56,
, 1875-05-29
..,tttv. lie hlso wross and puhtfahod many
.''..rs in rcfutatlou Of nEsAna "Iifo Of 1obus"

.,,.tv. I1s hlso wross and pubttahod many
.'".r. in rcfutatlon Of HEsAsa "I.ifo Of 1osus."
'' porrn, eounEnlc. AND nEaEtLttoSr.
o.da Ina recently lost three Of its celebrities.
,,,uossr RoYrR, CoupEntc, and ALFnEp DE-
e.,,torr. 1toYEn waa born In 1908. md was ono
- ths most artient mcn Of tho Restoration and
~. f3oyernunopt Of July, but to has boon bsat
suovo. not "a politician, but us the manager
- ths Odeou and tho Grand Opera ahl tho com.
s.,;,or OF gcn1nR ~ iibreltiat. The world
ps.. To btu, tus ltbrctts Of "LuciA," "Otcllo,"
,non paseunto," !" " Fayorita, aud "Jerush]eu1,'
.,d tn addition 10 these ho had printed eomo
.orcle, among ti.em Les MauyaiH 0arcons,"
rAdsenturcs do yorsgc," "l.obort Macaire en
nJcnt.r and an universal 1htury Of tho theatre.
1 complete edition Of lin woEks is In courao of
Indication. Ills death cano suddenly Of plsu-
isy. .............,
coupxn1c, tho favori.o actor aud ringer Of the
f,nera Comiqus, also passed AWAY recently. lie
-. born 1T Ton!ouae In 1910. studied music At
hfs native piacc, won't to I'aria In 1884, and ut
onco obtained an engagement ut tho Opcrn
comiouc. IIo continued to ftao In hfB profess
.on until he quilted the stago, which oyont took
,,lsee in tho 9th year Of bis ago. lilo Inado his
int appearance in Dol1p1Eu's "Chapcron
Rouge" and afterwards took part in all tho
croulipent WORKS brought out at the 0omIquc,
among them La Pro aux Clercs, ""Lo Domino
holr," "Lc F1dele Dergcr,* " "L'Eciaiz." Lam
b.ssadrics," "Les Diamunts do IL Couronne,"
"Lo Songe dUno. Mutt d'Ete," "Lcn
Eocca do JeAnnotto," "Quenttn Dur"atd.'
"Maitro pasholip," "Le Capitaine 1icnriot,"
md "Le Voyage en- Chino" 4 correspondent
es7s TINT an immense crowd paid him tho laat
tribute Of raapcct. TAunz sang hia "a Pic Jesu;"
II t.ft
, 1875-05-29
CRASSHOPPER SUFFERERS.
onpEA EXTENDING TILT HEAEF1TH or TuN ACT or
EnHHHFAH.

onpE1 EXTENDING TIT hEAEF1IH or TuN ACT or
CDHuNESA.
Special Dispatch to Fh* cAftaas Tribune.
WAsuixaToS, D. c., May 28.-senator Hitch
cock, Of Nebraska. has succeeded in securing
royersrl Of lhe orlor Of tho General Land CON-
missioner, which 1t was claimed nufilcd tho act
fur the rolisf Of the gr&ssl,oppor settlers. Tho
following arc tho substantial portions OF Tho new
ordoE addressed 10 logistess aud Receivers Of
tho Land-0llco,
hare 10 Inform you that, upon tho easntas strsp-
sentation OF HenatoEs In Cu.icrcsa aud other d!atn-
gutahtd citizens Of OF tho Htatea nl1brarc1 ty
tlls act afor saa hnl froa conasrAtlons ot hunan-
" beloved to TO consistent with hs general purposes
Ut thu legislation IN question, dean it prDftar TO
noify Previous Instructions II to bold nj! {he tens-
n.a extentel by tho law to prh.entars Mo- by reason
ot tbs rxTases Of ths g1.1shoppets ars compelled 10
lsavo anh % atsrut fruna ther !auas, may
n !its m.uuet beaa DESTROYED. hui who
have nevertheless corresponding caima. Tho.e wh'.o
crops xsrs destroyed OF .esssay ta!ure ia !sa VI!
after July l87 and whsn tbs Injury oetu1s III lH75,
the ox.entIoa w 10 dated from July !, ls7j. 10 lis
end that thin c!4xs OF ptsompteFH 1aaJ tut hs con
faunde1 with those *hosc crops ata not destroyed
aerlous1y Injured written not!oe aho1d bs hted ID
Jour oics by tho.d claiming ths extension proper, to
TIM dts whsn theF re.Ixxt!ss i~rpds for Vtoof and
lAytutnt would otLerHlsa expire. Respectfully,
g. y. AcapErTE+ C0mat1slonsr,
, 1875-05-29
CUSTOMS APPRAlSEMENTS.
LETTER FROM aECnETARr nntarow.

5pteiai Dftpateh to Tbs cA,raao ir,eunt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2a.-Tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury has Addressed \ lottcr to tho
Collector 1t Chicago solatlyo to certain appralto-
meilts At that port. The letter was occasloned
by disagreement In valuation botuecu tho
Custom-lIouse It Philadelphia aud at Chicago
on goo'is imported by J. Y. Farsell Co. The
latter Informs tho Chicago Collector that this
Philadelphia Collector comedies that he has been
In error. aud that tho Chicago valuation of ahaw1s
1t 10 cents per pound I'D 40 cents ad va]orom
ls correct. AH to = certain clasa OF taslet2ns,
tie Secretary Of tho Treasury differs f1om the
Appralsoment at Chlcaeo. 1lo ordosa that The
gooda should bo taxed s. ror cent, 40 Ia done by
tho Collectors at Now York rhiladelphta, aud
baltimore. In mailing tbs decision. tho Becrc-
tAly of ths Treasury sayH thcEo ia. however.
ground for dtrcrcnco Of ornon in ths clasal-
tcation OF tlcso goods, and that ho thinks tley
should bo o1asBod ~ opon woson goods.
, 1875-05-29

Spt;iat Ihsrassh to The Gh.:dea tribune.
WABulNaroN. D. G., May 29.-Tha army will
faro rather badly next month It Ia hscortAlnod
that tho appropriation for tho pay OF tho army
for the curreut ascal year IL inadtquate, and in
consequence officers and aotdlera will receive only
fifteen days pay At the end Of Juna, instead Of
tor full mouth. Tho deficiency will have 10 be
made up by tho next Congress-. Ihey Will rs-
celye sutl pay NJ to The end Of this ,oonsi. aud
M on tho lst of Julr tho new appropriation will
10 available, the e1.bx1assnieat will ~ hut tUul-
potar!.
TMx sgkANKM FLORIDA.
The local District Court. Judge lIumphr1es,
heard TO-DAY Arguments iu tbs cA+t - the
ttsAuaR f1oyl1A. G&o. pu4k3 - ~ n,
, 1875-05-29

,
Nia hnrprisiug 10" that PennsylSan'a donc"s
has quenched tho lhitd.ie1m Name ffe3s5 soon
lho doctors vii decide thst msse never va any
lame a. III.
Ths political imbrogllo In Now Hampshire
promlsea to bring forth crop ot pamphlets and
natements,-a fatal consequence that the eoun-
tr5 did not 1orcsce@ ana 1of WHICH IL IL no3 pro
pared.
Tho Washington correspondent OF tho Boz
ton Herald thuka that 1t would not bo strange
one Of the reaults Of Gan. sHrnMaN's book
ahonld be his retirement from the army. Doubt
less such rtault would DO strange to Gen.
6uKhAAF.
prestdon. GRANT may wEito biz book htnaaclf
QUO Of these days. and utterly demolish suEn-
IAN. Ho Ia too modoet man, though, to tell
tho people half the debt thay oWo him and the
people, 1t Ia to be hoped, don't neod to b told
But lot tho truth Of history be yindlcatod.
MARX TWAIN ia in q fair Way Of humoEinE tho
people Of Hartford to such degree that he will
bscomo Mayor Of tho city. Connecticut knows
how to reward truo merit. With professional
Snowman It the bead Of ons Municipal oovesn-
msut, and professional joker 1t the hsAd Of An-
other, who Mood despAr7
JrnnY Moa1nE. Spesler Of tho Now York
Assembly, refused to ueud a proceBa!ou and bid
eood.Dv to Gov, T11DEs, mo. sir" said
J1Rnx, ~ don't 60 to say good-by to him,-not
by d--d atght." Our bleBsuga brighten ~ they
leave Cur stght,-oapecialiy go In The caRs Of such
blessing As Speaker MoQu1nE.
esu,sor Doozu's recent sposch In Ban Fran
siaco Ia accented on all hands AZ declaration Of
w.t on the Republican party in that state. Hay
iuR ,nus assumed tho mission OF Reformos, aud
.saA-t... -. ......,.4ja, - H.. -A,l. .nu.,
, 1875-05-29
OBITUARY.

NEW YONG, May 23.-A csble dispatch from
Loudon brings Intelligence Of Tho sudden death
Of or.naby Mcknight Mitchell. formerly Of tho
United 6tntea army, from brain fcyer. hfr.
Mitchell was the youngest son Of tho late Gen.
Ottnsby :loKDicht Mitchell aud was born At csn-
cinna.t about tb43.
DE7notr. Mich, Mar e9.-pr. Oakley died this
,niug, after week'a ackneHs. LIZ was ons
Of tls loading physicians Of Detroit.
, 1875-05-29
THE HING TO SUFFER.

WAsu1So7oS, D. G., Msy 2o.-1nBtructiona
wo.o sent today by tho Attorney General to the
rasious District Attorneys directing tlom to
commence prosecutions against all the membors
Of the Wi,Isay Ring. Tie Government ID expo
rioncing eomo difficulty in liriug additions!
eoupsof, owing to tho fact that tho counsel al
rcady Designated havc shown an uuwiilinrnoss to
accept tho compensation fixed By tho Govern
nnut.
WAanIsnros. D. G., Etay o8.--Willlam +. Hovey,
Storckcuper ot Internal Revenuo for tho FIR.
District Of Missouri. bus bsen dismissed.
, 1875-05-29

Nrstial ft,rafca 10 The Chstuoa Tribune.
DIona1Saros, ILL.,. MAY 2s.-2. Ham!ino, \
young farmer ueae Miner, WAS found dead this
morning ncar tue track Of tho Illinois Midland
Railxay. horribly mutilaied by tlc cars. 1t Ia
supposed ho vas run over bY the ca1 wliio
lying on The track intoxicated. Soma Aro iu.
cllnrd to believe that ho waa murdered and laid
IN thu truck.
, 1875-05-29

hia pocket, may hars dson OF sunk Into noto-
resy Or obscusi.y, Az Rl,ittonous and l!guofisil
rhymaater or noEe1at, patfetan Of tho pantry,
wl,oso aribtoeratio mcditAtons alternate besresn
tho horsowlIip with which ho In evidently fsmll-
lar and tho dinner NTH uhich he apparently Ii
not" ALoEhsox, bewaro OF Ems writing
, 1875-05-29

Br. Louis, no., May 2s.-Col. D. T. Dyer as-
rnmed tho dulles Of United States Distfict-A+
toruny to-day. vieo William Patrick removed.
Mr.. Patrick Was givon IN opportunity to rceign,
but Refused to take IT, and demanded to know
Of tho Attorney Genoral the REASONS Of his re-
moral, but up to this time no reasons hare bssn
assigned.
numors are circulating lore that united StAtes
Marshal Newcomh Mill 10 remoyod, aud that
1tubart c. Allen. Hcn,Dor OF the County Court.
vii! bs appointed In blu place.
, 1875-05-29
the stCE.PREsIDEET,


SpFe3al D4p&Fth o TIN CAitslo T79un&.
'DEsMo1xE2, la.. Nav 33.-Vics-Presidont
Wilson did not Asrlyo yesterday u announced.
He Will arrive n noon to-norrow, and will b
given public reception At ths sAyaty House b.
the cittzDua,
Ou4uA+ Nab, May os.-ylee-prssldent Henry
Wilson =. lid from tie West to-day. and r.
maipa hsip " tQ-@osToE &fsaSoooQ.
, 1875-05-29
FANS!
Sun Umbrellas! !
Parasols!

Elegant Goodsl Richly Mountedl |
New Designs constantly added in
Pearl, Ivory, Ebony, Russia Pocket,
and Folding Laoo-oovered Fans;
Pompadour, Opera, Bridal, Italian
Straw, and Japanese Fans, including
fifty dozen Of Ivory Fans, "at q bar
gain"j Sun Umbrellas, from the best
Twilled silk in the market, in Black,
Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Steel, and
Plum, with handles Of Tinted Pearl,
Walrus, Ivory, Agate, Gold, Silver,
and Dead Ebony, for Mourningj rich
ly trimmed and Hamburg Laee-oov-
cred Parasols; Children's Parasols,
With an extensive stock Of all leading
styles in this lne Of goods. New
Attractions in
, 1875-05-29

z
Special Dispatch to 7hs Chteaqs Tribune.
RocnronD, Ill, May 2s.-Last night about
o'clock, during tho min, James Foley, farmer,
While driving threo horsoa In his field was struck
by lightning aud tnstantly killed. Ous horse
was also killed aud tho other two knocked down
by tho coucuss!on. Ono Of these Appears vol
to-day, but tho other llmpa around liko 1 man
With tho rheumatism.
SE<cnsl iJap4teh to The CAttseo TRIBUNE.
NAany.lLE, Teun., MaY 2o.-John Wiley. Of
tlf. county, was instantly killed. by lightning.
Wednesday. The current paaaea from hla hasd
aoxu lhe spinal column to hls feos.
, 1875-05-29

srteta! D1tpsttA 70 The CA!easa Tribune.
La CAossE, WIS.,, May 2s.--A man named
William Young wAs killed. Yesterday wht'o
digging well On : farm = fsw miles sast Of this
city. Young was lu the vel! when the bucket
foil flou tho top. crushing lus skull.
, 1875-05-29

C1xc,ExArI. O., May .s,--Four chi1asen, enc
IN iufAa,. o! S. 81. Christian, OF Versailles, O.,
vero huraed 10 death las. Wednesday by tho ox-
rloHton Of = can Of coal.oil, with which Qua Of
thau, nss endssvoring to kiut'o kitchen tire.
Srtr.al I'ispatch u Ths CAtesqo Yt7oan4.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nay Slant night Will.
ian, Faulkner, I Stotekeopcf III dlst!lleFy near
blsmtlyiIle. was burned to lea.!, by tho lsuitlon
Of bsaudy which hs was dfaTing by lamplight.
, 1875-05-29

Special Wspdlth % Tht Chftaeo 7F1bUns.
INpIAsAroLIs, Ind, May 2a-The result Of
tho diAioultios betwaea faetioua Of tho Marion
County Medical Society aud indianapolis Acad.
omy Of Medicine In the sxpocsed organization Of
third society, witch will DO effected 81 m sasly
DIR.
, 1875-05-29
WILLIAM R. UTLEY,

wAIfr6T., NRY Y0RK,
p44ts In IN 4fttelse~ Cqs45. CITY, and Taxa 1oaa u
ths Gl9l@S Of tli1nuls Id 1n4ApA.
fsrlas hAplug t4Aa po3a4 1sF s4lt will Ap4 II u t1S
I.tssse{ Il eoaiAf IxS1AJ vikA III bs{osV ssllxa.
, 1875-05-29

SUIT FOR LIBEL.
OMAHA, May 29.-The Republican Of this city
has becn sued for :5.0p0 for libel hy j. H. Ycsga.
, 1875-05-29
DRESS GOODS (Fhst SectioD.)
SILKS (FiPSt SeetiOl,)

Continued hn1o Of Gu.nets Lyons B1ack
Silks, from the late New York Auction, nt
so to 75c ynrd below lowest prices elso-
whero. Prices range from sl.25 to s3.25.
Several cases elegant now Fancy Spring
Silks, in choicest atylea and ei1sots, from TOO
to s1.4o yard, 25 per cent below value.
IL casos now Black Grenneincn, stnGlo and
double width. Gl1 wool, and all s!1k anl wool,
In 1ntost and most desirable nloshos, very
cheap.
, 1875-05-29
PRINTED FABRICS cd Section. }

8 casos choice new Imported CamhEica and
Cretonnos ut 25c. worth DO aud 45.
Elegant new Fou1nrd Perca1es, French
Jaconeta and OrRandles.
10 cases IA Printed Percales, worth 20
aud 25c, for 12to yard.
, 1875-05-29
Linens & white Goods (4th SsCtiol.l )

Seven casos sls9ht,y-amokod aud wet Tow
elinga, from New Yos. fire. TT q slaughter.
Special Bargains in Marsctt!os Quilts,
500 doz. 1.inon Danask Towels at 40 and
25c, worth IS to SO.
, 1875-05-29

Ms%4r.. Alexander Fsotho4hsr4 4 c. Will furnish n
the.s d.siax te a'sa IN W.st s1plAn.sot5 sl,es!.rs
ippInls &TsAt EAus lhs oapiuAssd. 9hsaE shos
Il Il Ne. u Wallet. M. York CAV.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-01-08
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

"A large amount of sickness is caused
by heating low, small rooms too hot in
winter, with poor ventilation. Thermom-
eters are cheap, and any farmer can have
one, and then strictly regulate the tenn
perature of rooms In this way valuable
lives and large doctors bills can be saved
and weary days and nights of suffering
avoided. ~
1t is not only in summer that cattle
need salt. Cattle, horses and hogs thrive
better in winter and summer when they
have free access to salt. Be careful, how
ever, in not giving too much to such ami
mails as have had none for long time.
Eating too much salt creates fever and
acts as poison on the stomach.-IOaoG
State Register.
Orange Cake-One cup of sugar,
one-half cup of butter, one-half cup of
cold water, three eggs Deserving the
whites IF two for frosting), two even cups
Of sifted flour, two teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder, juice and pulp of one
orange. Bake in three jelly-tins. Make
frosting of the whites of the eggs, two
thirds of cup of white sugar, and
grated peel of one orange, spreading it
on each layer. .as.
"A farmer of our acquaintance made
an experiment. He took sheep that
weighed about 100 pounds, put it in 9
pen, and after it had become wonted
weighed all it's food, and found that
three pounds per day of fodder
and grain was all he could make the
sheep eat. The farmer had verified q
rule we'll known to the much-despised
book-farmers," and arrived at by MANY
and careful experiments, that about three
pounds of good food per day for each
hundredweight of live stock is fatten
ing allowance. For Illustration, a sheep
weighing 100 pounds requires three
pounds of food per day, and a steer
weighing 1000 needs thirty pounds
These rules are approximately correct
being varied somewhat by quality OF
food and stock. The farmer knowing
the weight of his feed and that of his
stock, by applying these rules, can guess
closely as to whether he has food enough
for his stock-R0chester Democrat.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-01-08
Destroying Bank Notes.

A NEW system will be adopted on Jan.
/ for the destruction of the national
bank notes redeemed by the Comptroller
OF the Currency Heretofore it has Been
the custom at Washington to destroy the
notes by fire, thus wasting a large guam
tity of material frcm which the bank
notes are made. Workmen are now en-
gagged at the national capital in erecting
machinery for the purpose of reducing
the notes topulp, and by a chemical proc
ess extracting from the pulp all impuri-
ties that it may have acquired in print
ing, circulation, etc. In this manner the
United States bonds and spoiled note
sheets have been treated for some time
past, and large amount of valuable ma
terial has thus been saved The destruc-
ton of circulating national bank notes
by fire has been so large that it was
deemed advisable to try the same system
with them, and it is expected to realize
large profit. The pulp thus saved will
again be made over into new bank notes,
etc. The Comptroller of the Currency
has also adopted a plan of numbering
every note of issue with the designation
number of the specific national bank by
which 1t was issued, in order to expedite
the sorting of such notes when redeemed
by the Comptroller. The clerks in the
Comptroller's office at Washington have
no occasion now to read the name of the
bank from the note, but can sort them
numerically, without the possibility of
charging the notes of one bank to the
account of another. 1t is expected that
large saving will be effected by this
system, as well as preventing errors
through similarity Of the notes.-E 7.
Tribune.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-01-08

No UNCERTAIN SoUND.-When a man
discovers great truth it is his duty to
proclaim it to his fellow-man. The use
of DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs can
not be too strongly recommended to the
invalid public. To those who have tried
it nothing need be said their experience
is their proof, pure and positive as Holy
Writ. To those who have not tried it
these truths cannot be too often repeated.
1t is a certain vegetable specific which
aids faltering nature against the tri-
umphs of dyspepsia, bilious disorders of
every kind, malanous fevers, constipa-
ton of the bowels, liver complaint
Spring and Fall debility, ETC., etc. Ii
costs but little and can always be at
hand. 1t is the poor mans friend. II
saves doctors bill and the time lost in
riding five, ten Or twenty miles after
him; besides being free from all the
poisonous medicaments of the pharma-
copoeia. It will not stimulate you to-day
to leave you weaker tomorrow. Its
benefits are permanent is
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-01-08
chin and passing out through the top of the

chin and passing out through the top of the
skull.
vernon County.
An attempt was made the other day to
force the Jail at Viroqua for the purpose OF
lynching James Larry, charged with shooting
John Downey some time ago. The attempt
was frustrated by the courage and GOODNESS
of the Sheriff and turnkey.
Waupaca County.
At Bear Creek, lately, an aged farmer sixty
years old, named John Sullivan, was over
taken on the highway by his neighbor Mr.
Donnelly, who was riding in buggy. MIR.
Sullivan was invited to ride. He took hold
of the dash board with one hand to climbinto
the buggy, when it gave way and let him fall
under the horses feet. The horses became ex-
cited and FESTIVE and injured Mr.. Sullivan SO
seriously that he died. Several of his ribs
were broken and some of the broken bones
penetrated the lungs.
Winnebago County. ---~
A few evenings ago man entered Whites
iewelry store in Oshkosh and stole two
watches while confederate was attracting
Mr.. Whites attention in another part of the
store The thief was subsequently arrested
in Menasha. .@ .4 &A -
William John, an old man, was badly frozen
the other night while going from Oshkosh to
Nekimi 1t seems he laid down in the road
and went to sleep, probably in an intoxicated
condition, and when he awoke both hands
were so badly frosted that amputation may
become necessary. -. e 80.
The United States Revenue Agent recently
seized the stock of H. Bumesel, an Oshkosh
tobacconist, for violation of the Internal
Revenue laws. He also seized II 900 cigars
belonging to Hypolite Dauben for like Of
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In one of our Walnut street dry
goods houses is employed a young man
OF diminutive stature and somewhat
feminine appearance, although tip-top
salesman and clerk. One day, not long
since, a little glrl was sent to the store
to make some purchases, and it fell to
the lot of this young man to attend to
her. She was mere bunch of feminin-
ity, not able to talk plain. She asked il
he had any totten flannel" He replied
that he had, and asked how much she
wanted. :" i don't KNOW" was the reply.
" Well, what do you want it fors" said
the clerk. Z" Want to make papa a shirt
Well, how big is your papa; is he as
big as me?' Big as you, said the little
maiden, g I dess he is; he wouldn't be
much of a papa if he wasn't" -Iopo
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