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CoMMENcEMENT OF rue FIFTY-FIRsT VOLUME
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE jssa

HARPER's
roe eoSSgqssESfs..
THE CHANNEL IsLANDs.
With Nineteen illustrations.
win iva Illustrations.
WITH sixteen Illustrations -
~ AIaLif IN III E n 1els fsaIor
~, VITA thirteen iilg ~ Ia1
GG hPE E ddp ng S eoIrAKSEr AND THE VINEYARD
Win Elghtceu Illustrations.
nE ELsHRA R RaE in X VIZ Eaaff Hff n rRoo
LopY TEs; iy Professor Charles kau
WELDING M1EGH NIrH VARIATIONS.
wA TT5iP So1[ AM tp' wairpSe
ahS papeS5 10 Of oUa MIN
ERAL RkSouEuks. TX T. sterry Hunt
GAEta BY Julian hawthorne ,,n
ENS SRsapteF i E sMnaaFI-iL Morning
M eO aSSE XIV BY The hiss Az. Cesar
2g E9sree the R MSM p0 na b tis
DO G6iRDs IMPROVE AS ARcH1rEcrsf by Mary
THE VIII AND WISDOM OF THE HAYTIANs. By
EDnoRs hASY CHAIR.
E EBfF9s fG!ESFElEl0 h hse5RD
EDIToRs DRAWER.
Tho June number OF aARPER's MAG6zTEE-the
. CONNIE neemeat o. the hity. hrst yoiume-contan:
reading matter. Among the attractions OF this number
An interesting description OF the Channel Islands
A paper on Concord books and authors illustrated
with portraits or Emerson. Hawthorne, Phoresu. AL
colt. Miss Aleott, ana exquisite views OF Natural
An article by Charles Nordhof beautifully illustrated
on the Cape COD people ami their with gllmpsei
OF Nantucket ana Martha's Vineyard;
carfcaturss d The aosart6lSn pSrod On :"
a charming poem ny T. 3. Aldrich, illustrated by So
FNtinge;
s!erry Hunt on the Development OF our Mineral Re
continuation of Prof Rau's illustrated papers
Stone Age IN Europei
stery OF New England life-by Julian Hawthorne;
Tue continuation of Miss Thackeray's move, Mis-
ANGEL
Ihc commencement BY John Bigelow, Of notabh
series OF layan froyerDs
Adelghtnl paper. by Mary Treat, on the Arcnitectu
short Stories by q. r. Casteton and Helen w. Pier
Church; beautiful illustrated Poem by Margaret
Sangster and other poems by A. Il, VIA Wallace Har
ney julie NJ. Burnett
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Of stsoci aesthetic, literary scientific ana face
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A.-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
flnc elegant hat, should call at tSPENsCH IDS
manufactured OF gentlemens hats, us Nassau street.
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THE COMING INDIAN CHIEFS.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1875. =
Agent Bingham sent despatch from chicago TO
the Indian Department to-day, stating that no
would arrive here on saturday night with dele
CATION OF ten Black Hill Sioux, belonging to the
Cheyenne Agency. me Brues and 0galallas
will arrive next week.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes
In tine temperature for the past twenty-our hours,
In comparison with the CORE .ponding date OF
last year, as Indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnutis Pharmacy. Herald budding
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A HOT WEATHER BEVERAGE.

n Hut WEN
We Oaer fot sale eN-Bondei Warehouse, good sound
BORDEAUX CLAREr at 81 70 gold per hid OF 50 net
gallons.
Bills Of under Sl00-terms cash 500 and over-note
at months five per cent discount for cash in
seven days. samples on application.
john OSBORN, SON Co,
Importers of Wines Brandies, &c,
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GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP is NOT ONLY A
curative tor specific Innammatons of the lonts and
erupons Of the skin bu ii renders the complexion air
the texture OF the cutiee velvev, and The checks
blooming with the hues OF health. Sold everywhere
Depot, CklTlEAIOA,S, Z sixth ayenue.
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A.-FOR MOTH PATCHES FRECKLES AND
tan your druggist for PERRYs Morn fRFcKLE Lo
Ii Is reliable. For pmples the face blackhead
heshworins PERRYs IMPROVED CoaTpoNE AND PIN.
REMEDY the great skin medicine, consult DR.. b. G.
PERRY 40 Bond street. New Yors.
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PAUL BOYNToN's SWIM,

LONDON, May 1850 A. NJ.
Paul Boynton will make second attempt 20
swim across the British channel on the 2sth INST.
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A CADET INJURED.

Average temperatute yesterday. 81 70
last year -. ...................'.. esH
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ALL CASES OF CATARRH CURED WITH
wOLCOTriS CATARRH ANSInILAToR inflammation or
pain in tant thy relieved with WOLCorTS PAIN PAINT.
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FEW YEARS AGO THE PERMANENT CURE
Of Rupture was cons tered impossible. The ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, GS3 Broadway nave Effected this
wonderful result A most brilliant achievement
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DIED.

BRUNSRB.-Lost, May I, on the Inflated steamer
Schler JOHN JACOB BRuNNBR, OF ST. CAL, swift
erland, member OF the firm of II. J. ]. Drummer
OF this city,
[For Otner Deaths see Ninth Paoe.I
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured.-For terms send 25c 10 Dr. VAN DYKE, la2l
Green street. Philadelphia, "a.
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The Inman Vessel Grounded
on the Irish Coast.
A Voyage for New York Interrupted
During Dense Fog.
THE PASSENGERS SAFE.
Details OF the Accident-Off and
Again at Sea.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, May 14-Noon.
A telegram from Wexford, ireland, re-
ports that the Inman steamship City of Brus-
sells, Captain S. Brooks, Commander, bound
from Liverpool for New York, is ashore at
Bally Kent.
She sailed from Liverpool on Thursday,
the 18th inst, hence for America, by way of
Queenstown.
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
The weather was fine when the telegram
announcing the accident vas despatched
from Wexford.
THE PASSENGERS SAFE.
The passengers are safe
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AIRY TIE LUXURIOUS AND HEALTH.GTv-
ing properties the RUSSIAN vAPoR BATHS No IS East
Fourth street.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May IL 1873
e1anIsh geld asa most American ASA ais Exchange
anisL
sugar quiet
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A TWENTY-FIVE CENT BOTTLE OF PoRTER'S
CouGH BALsAx will relieve your cough. Try IL.
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COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET.-SUMMER
SHors in great variety made on patent lasts mod
eucd from nature. EUGENE FEkRIS son, No. 81
Nassau street. west side
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THE NEWS OF HER SAFETY CONFIRMED.
LONDON. May 14-P. n.
The City OF Brussels 1oated on at quarter past
nine O'Clock this morning ana proceeded on her
voyage.
WHAT THE AGENTS OF THE INMAN LINE SAY.
Mr. John &. Dale the agent OF the Inman line or
steamships in New York, received the following
despatch from Europe yesterday, 10th inst:
'.The City OF Brussels went ashore in dense
fog OF Carnsore Point, at five O'Clock this morn
ing, on lne sand. Lying quietly Weather calm.
Expect TO noat at noon.n
PILOT on BOARD
Mr. Dale said that the city OF Brussels had
pilot on board at the time she took the ground,
and that she was got OF without assistance and
nninjured.
THE CITY or BRUSSELS AT QUEENSTOWN AND
THEN orr FOR NEW YORK.
QUEENSTOWN May IL, 1875.
The steamer City or Brussels got or without
damage, arrived here and JAILED this evening for
New York.
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AS A PURIFIER, USE HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
The old aud reliable family medicine Use the a, B.
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DEsHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CHILLs FEVER MALARIA.
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THE CAPTAINS STATEMENT.


LONDON, May Ia. 1876.
At Two O'Clock this afternoon the agents or the
Inman line OF steamers received despatch from
tne captain of the steamship city OF Brussels,
nraing a statement wnicn alleges that that vessel
went ashore.
The captain reports that she went ashore near
rarnsore Point Ireland, at quarter past i've
o'clock this morning.
dense fog prevailed at the time.
lie expects the steamship TO come or by high
wafer. which will be ABOUT noon.
She lies on soft sand ana makes no water.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
4 MISS-EI-.

They tell a q 0d story in France
atterly about the young Deputy who,
being drawn into a dncl and called
upon to fight with the pistol, was
extremely nervous, and repeatedly
said to his second My adversary
will hit me; | know he will; | feel
lin my bones Nonsense" said
the second. "Your adversary never
mtanything in his life. He couldn't
hit the side Of a house nor a flock Of
-ravestoncs." The duel came off,
and the Young Deputy was hit and
pretty badly wounded in the shout
der. While he was down on the
GRASS. with the doctor binding up the
wound, he said to the second, pet
.-h.v: Animal, | told yon he
"onId hit met" Oh. well" said the
second. coolIv, "that was because Won
stirred y And the yonng Deputy
ial to be contented with that as an
explanation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
Is YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS

Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains of some dis
ease during their life. When sick,
the object is to get well; now we
say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint and its effects,
such as Indigestion. Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour stomach, Heart.
burn, Palpitation of the Heart, De-
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can take Green's August Flower
without getting relief and cure. If
you doubt this, go to your Druggist,
Moffett, Pulford, or Vivian, and get
a Sample Boss le for 10 cents and
cry i Regular size 10 cents. Two
doses will relieve you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
TIL NAN WHO WANTED 10 GET OFF.

lie had been on a spree fora couple
II weeks, and drinking hard He
wanted to Get off, he said, but
couldn't. He tried two or three
cocktails, remarking TO the bar tender
as he was mixing them that he would
like TO get off if he only could. He
met a friend who gently limited that
he had been going it, long enough.
We'll, amt | trying to Get OFF,
suarlcd the man, and then he went
into a saloon and drank half a tum-
bier OF brandy, to steady himself. a
man dropped in just after and asked
him TO drink he hesitated a moment,
but drank; for-don't You see!-.he
wanted to get off. All through he
day he continued to drink at inter
walls. wondering all the time why he
didn't seem to make any Roadway in
getting off! Singular that a man
can't get off, when he tries so hard
to. He made his uncertain way out
OF beer saloon late that night, stag
@ered home, with a confused inquiry
as to whether he was of or not, and
stumbled into his room to bed The
next morning there was no response
10 load knocks at his door, and when
the door was forced open he was found
dead in his sed. He had got Off
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09

At Marquette a man, who looked
very solemn and detected, walked MP
.'a saloon, bought a glass Of beer,
nmHlei a white power into it, and
drank II down before anybody could
reach Linn He was seized, choked
FIJI Ae was black in the face, knocked
3'gH. and when he come to, six men
were at work on him with a stomach
H1mp. lie gasped and asked what
"as The matter. lie was told that
lie had attempted suici1e. lie rolled
over and sighed, and said it was id
strange if a man couldn't take dose
~ quinine for the ague, without BE-
lnE- murdered, and bowed up by a
I,aocock extinguisher. = La Crosse
sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09

A GAS FoUNTAIN.-For a number
e years it has been known that there
was peculiar spring in the river
INST below Romance Cliff, and until
! few days since no one had thought
If Investigating it; but on Monday
CAPTAIN Jones' inquisitiveness led
linn to make a very Thorough exami-
nation Of the spring. He finds a
large quantity of gas escaping from
some twenty different holes in the
rock below the surface of the water,
and by inserting tube into one OF
the crevices, the Captain secured q
LARGE bladder Of the escaping gas.
II the evening he brought it into the
Mirror Office, and we had an illnmin-
alton. 1t burns bright blue flame
Of much briliancy. The Captain
informs us that it is slight carbenated
hydrogen gas When burning it
had the peculiar odor Of the gas used
in cities. If all be true that the
Captain claims for this discovery, we
NAV vet see the streets and dwellings
Of KiIbourn lighted from one of ma
lures fountains, and at a trihing ex-
pensc. Apparatus for more thor
oushIy testing the quality Of this
gas has been sent for, and by another
week we hope to be able to tell more
regarding it-Kilbourn Mirror.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
Chicago & North Western
RAILWAY.

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all points North, West, South and
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Close connections are made ri
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Fort Wane d Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for
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Close connections are also made
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far Omaha for all West points.
Close connections are made at junction
points NTH trains IF all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on
all night trains on all the lines Of
this road.
This is the Only Line running
these cars between Chicago and ST.
Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
AT Omaha our Sleepers connect
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Union Pacific Railroad, for ali
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Among the
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MARVIN UTEITT,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
ALEX. WILSON. EDWARD HARRY
City Bank of Mineral Point,
WILSON & HARRIS,
GENERAL BANKERS.

Issue bills of exchange on all the principal
ci'les IN Europe, and passage tickets to and
rom all b1iropean ports Interest paid on
leetions
once next door to Niyian's Drug Store,
hiSh Street, Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-09
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA

\ y Il UT W ISNONSTN, 1UW 4
~ County
William w. Likens, Plaintiff. against Henry Yelver-
ton, Defendant. Circuit Court.
Tie State Of Wisconsin 10 Henry Yelgerton
ab0oe NAMED defendaHt
SIR: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which is now on
file in the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
and for iowa county Wisconsin at the Court House
IN the village OF Dodgeviile, Iowa county, Wscou-
sin, and serve a copy of your answer on the sub.
scriber, at his office, in the city Of Mineral Point
Iowa county, Wisconsin. within twenty days after
the service of this summons excl lsve of the dav Of
such service. and if you fail the complaint
as hereby required the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum tf five hundred and forty
nine and $500 dollars and interest thereon from
the first day OF February, A D. 1915, and the costs
OF this action.
W. w. LIKENS.
Atty per Sc.
Dated July %. 1875, Mineral Point, wis 30w7