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THUSTEE's SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTIOE-FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE On 7 STREET, BETWEEN

TKUSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AUCTIOE-FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE ON = sTBEET, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18Th STREETS SORTHWEST
- Iiy virtue 81 deed Of trust, dated July Goth,
Ri ISL recorded IN LibcT G53, folio 3D. of the s't
records q W ashlI etcu county u @, aud By diTsc
tyH Of the holder Of III" notes sgcured thereby, Will
sell. Al pm lc sNCt. lu front OF the premises, on
THURSDAY, tn 23d Gay / SeP;em5e-, 1873, AZ
Ia gshii EtgG citg ID O., known! parts of lots IL
and 10 IN " : a-r sub division II original lots
3, I, 3, ST., Bni g in square 3l, beginning for
TIE same at p"Iut on street, opposite the center
q block Il NO frame dNe4lugs and or near the
dividing line between lots IS and 10 Of the
sti-i n, az running thence north l6 iert o I0J
= the rear q saId 1T l5 hence east - feet OF
less. to the west line Of lot thence south II feet
- I,U 10 the north line e lot H. thence east inches
thence suuth Rut parallel with the west line # To- u
ore hCLdrtd auI Evr Ta-t 10 the north lire IF e
str, thence IVES, y feet inches, more or l,s- 70
the bccuHlrg iuQroVnl by a two story Franc
A"eiitag, being tA5 eastern house Of twy frame
dwellings.
Terms If sale: 20, with the expenses Of this sale
In cash. la! luce j. a.! l. 2 nIthS, with ~ per cent
ltrIe-t secured IT, T1tes AID decd az t-i., on tia,
properly. Il the terms 81 sa'a not committed with
ig h,e GAYS. the ErG-sr reserves the rEat q 70 ell
the property ~ TIA risk and Of tha d-fllItug
purchaser. CCLyeyaGcins ~ rrr-hazar-'- cost.
Z. Z. DODGE Trustee.
scpi3 cctl YOUNG Z NIDDLET N. Auc;s.
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TT'RISlEE S-LF OLA VALUABLE LEASE
Il HOLD, Isl PROVED BY \ THEE STORY
BRO BUILDING. CONTAININ4 TWO
STOKES AND TWENTY TWO OFFICES
AND ROOMS, ON STREET, BETWEEN
9IH AND iOTH NORTHWEST.
FT uier and by Virtuc II deed Of trust to me.
-. duly recorded in liber No 10, folio lGi, one #
tie land records for the Hi-tric. Of Columbia a. he
written request Of the party secured thereby. Will
- a. rHtilc auction, in front Of the premises on
SATURDAY the 10Th day of september, instant,
al clock m, all that certain piece or parcel If
land IA Washington city, ID. O., known and de
crit al a. :hr eastern part OF lot numbered fourteen,
49, IN -IUare numbered three hundred and seventy
seFf D. t5sI having trO1t of thirty feet 80
one inch ID on street, and containing 3.4I -4uarp
fret 81 ground more OF less, ths same f. held
under certain ndeuture Of lease, and che ign-
Mrrt thereof duly recorded in liber T.. G. Il. NJ T.
To- 80, Il Of the land I'd If the -ld DIS
ulrt Of Columbia. with the Improvement thereon,
Euo"ns~ Nos 90 and t3i + street E0rtiIW est. The
lease has thirty two years to AZ a small grOuuf
rent ard contains very liberal provision for {.
purchase Of the fee Fin pie
Terms Of sale 1881 3 lre, with unpaid int rest
~ ~ cent, and psLse Of sale in ash bliSlc.
IL II mCUthF, with Interest, 70 be scared t.el Il
trust Oh The Uperty sold. deposit Il : 1900 vii
he required AT time sale. All CJaveyauciuz Al the
cost Il tie purchaser. If tie terms OF sale are n y
complied with IN seven daJs from Uue day Of sale
Tn" trustee reserves the right 70 resell The p~.l-rt.
At TIE rsh and cost Of the G-.tuiiuy purchaser alter
i've days advertisements ia ally one ueSspGDsr pIy-
scp2l st GEO. MASON. Trustre.
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Assignees Of Robert / Fleming
ser2O eO6ds hep r. II. OLEARY Salesman
hUNChkS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner of 9Th and ID sts., northwest.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
TON. ID G..
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
kE:l Of the District Of Columbia. passed in said
c. uTi on the eth day OF pr. lS75, in Equity cause
No 500, doc; 3D. We will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the following described
property:
On WEDNESDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1e95, L 4 80 CLOCK 2. NJ Lot
Il IN square go, improved 10y good frame House,
situated ON q street sOuth, near l2th street east
Lots and ? in squa e l0ii, improved by a frame
Dwelling house, being all Of square bounded by
PeEnsy ania avenue, south e. street, and Iith
street eat.
On THURSDAY, TIE BOTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, AT 400 O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots l. 2 g.
4, 7, 5, @ 10. p, ., 30 ~, 81 80 81 IS and b. in
square Oi3, situated South street and I4th -ts
east, and on South street. Lot aud east IL feet
iLch,- 81 Lot s. Ia square l076, situated csrner Of
s. nth + sire and 10th street east.
Terms Of sale. One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid n cash; the residue in 80 eIuaI install
n-@Its, ayahle in six aud twelve months respect
lively, with interest from day of sale, 10 lie secured
by notes Of the purchaser and reserved lien upon
the property sold. A deposit of $50 required upon
each Lot sold at the iime Of sale. Conveyanciog,
We at cost Of purchaser. Plats ct the above prop
erty can be seen ~ he Office Of the auctioneers
JIDSON 4. CT LII. n
CHAkbES Il. Il ASER, AIu9teeS'
EpplS HITkCA NSnk REnS AM
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MEDICAL, &c

-ft ..A' 3 Il -. a.
ns. T-,E.i'. JONAS .-Trart.. r.gr.. axpa-I-
- T.. 3D. a..a. .ta-.-. Lr.. l.II.I Ha. bra-
1881 .-.f-. H.T ...- -'lEtt d . g|.lr.saz
s'.... -.L-..li-.i. Ias -. L.Al.G @, BATH
l''i' sspE In
E'.h b" EFNI D., 4. D.a thIrourliIy *
- ~ .. .-n Lafl.. pFF Irilu AMI
y fA .. 80 - -s I-fC-.rh. attends llt.e- al thClr
i'-r or " - E'sif-s -rIrlru a.. careful r.rs-
Do ara i.t best 90 Er-I FtHrra-rr rr rua Doctor :
n'' aye T'-.. Hfr". l.- H'I~rug themselves under
..t care az NH.tT'1 i--r.. ra guaranteed scientific
..r-..rlf tH' -rH,i5 r1ra. D1..n aud ra-i.tucc,
@art,E & South sharp and Dover is Baltimore.
stp5. D.
DbtSthltIiJN IBEE rob fHE SPEEDY
. tnfr 90 Seminal NeHkI---. lost "a 81 hood. auf
uii disorders brought HE suIi=c ssrs OF eK-
GEES. Any DrU-- las .lD irzrt. 'I-Its.
Address DAVIDSON q co.
pl5 m,Wfly Box Z2gb, Nv York.
AIIEs WISHING To CONSULT A PHfSI-
- CLAN az al5 disease peculiar 10 d IT sex, can
-g - " llu ' ulreIc'. even IN the worst and
!r.r = charge. 10 lall.rs or DR.. A. hD1 rs 9g6
Il street zoUihwest sePli-2W-
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Tr EERTaKEOG

- -- LA ~,
-teFtase~.
...-.-l. between ? "a. Euc rsrrs,
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COAL AND WOOD.
gal! CUAL!! WOOD: WOOD

CHEAPi CHEAP! FOE CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
hrriF ally, caTRces q the best varieties Of all
Elpd- Of Goa l. aGd WOOD.
Nov i tn time to buy
Il yOu W8l ID save OLcy get gCCt art C's and
rrtfg7f Z24u pounds 70 the ton, Gail On tae under
slkucO before You bay.
Having two q The largest Wharve5 in the District
ana oil The C.i.tI-s possible rher . annexed for
the delivery a Coal direct from vessels to the
consumer, We CSu certainly oder special induce
EsEys. Wit fu OBT HaTve5 aud Ecps- viii con
vince one - q Cilcs 81 oar uEsurpa -gt -dFalrsge-
Cord.
God OAK WOOD delivered as Low, as SO L. 81
TT C-IC.
single trial Is 81 2 At i necessary q convince
tie EUJliC Of Ihr above facts.
JOHNSON B8CEHERS,
Main fec all Depot at JOhLsOn'- haEr5s, loot
e = p aud laJh streets.
.--.- -r- s.Tgc. northwest
~--rN- ftFH1 Ar a.
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Young IS MIDDLETON, AuctiOneers,
Reel Estlae and Insurance AGENTS,
LcDroit Building, corner S;h and SIS. northwest
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sm row receiving III sizes OF the best grades
COAL,
Ice, 'N i.s share" sld "LCsCgt Mountain"
NIt,- Asa, "L.Ia-rry' Bed Ash, ani .sLVkens
Nsley.' g pe--.u5 who wish o. tlke advantage or
--- JOS Pre- orders Viii be- received tAs month al
err email all aECs upon the UTkLal cost far ca So
an a.-g D-t.gIrg a. low figures rrius Hickory,
U-k ami ftle WOOD, sawed and -plIt any Iength n
slLe desired tTdtr through ulii promptly tIIel
NacC aud Of-C-, corner 1.h ard streets south
vest; brauCl Yard and Once, A street, between "a
and 81 rorfueAst.
JyZs-5I W. n. NaaLOW.
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THIS EVENING

JAMES GUILD, Aucuoneer.
l01t Penusyiyanis avenue
THIS sno EyERY EVENING during the week
commencing st 1880 O'Clock will sci! in the auc
.lOn rpo.h, general assortment of Men and Rows
clothing, Remnants of Cloths ard Cassir,are.
cent Furnishing Goods, CUTLERY, Plated Ware
&C. ssles-I tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday cor,
mencing at o 8. m JAMES ART n 80
hHto7on tuciioueer
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= Il, WARMER,
-. Real Estate BROKER ard AuciIuHaar,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aud streets y W


TEEy gSP psS SALE sURgRBAE
C,AuJOINED BY '.TElNiDAp~ ANp rms
hSRIEE Late F B4EaNSJ.Surs IP .fEI%fGK
AAn THE ASlLUI FOR Tar DEAF hND
BSfTRo9s6b, Al a 4 At HGAfti6tHohA AND ONO
"a BY via tue u deed OF trus., dated April !, 4
i Ii6dT ~ 6 S fo aaa ys 81 dq s
i3Id records for Washington county, IL th5 District
the eby, VII, sell al auction, 10 front Of the pre-
miesi on MeNnAf, SEPTEMBER 18Th, ISIS, At >
gronrd situate, Ing and oeing in the county Of
Msshinst9n, " Q, comprised ~ithIu the lolIaSiog
No 4 planted 81 tn: northwest corner Of that rir:
Oyster, called "Trinidad," and running thense
south seventy seven GO desreei, east fye 81
10 Stone S, TO the west Tine. condemned Tor the
railroad; thence north fo-ty two aud a half Il2I,l
Perches aud Sc, en-. ~ links with said con5emnad
line to division frnce formerly put up between
thence with said line fence n6rth twSufy tire "a
degrees one hundred and thirteen tIls perches aud
o. sad teuce, marked Tor a corner, thence south
sky I'VE and quarter t65! degrees wet forty
eight 49, perches and links more or less
to The division line separating this land from the
land formerly held b. Mr. DerriaRer; thence with
q the beginning, Slo4e No. 4 cortaiuing sixty
tuT t6D acres one Cd rood aud twenty nine ~
thirty three (33l perches, sold to one Maugum by
benJan-in l. FenwicA, ia deed dated september IS,
ls4- and lots numbered 9. Il, n, l., in sluqre B
lots . and 49, in square s. lots ~ 81 - % 81 Is ,;
and = In square 9, Of Z. W. Jones' subdivision of
Ivy City"
Terms; $500, with interest At 10 eor cent. pr
annum frCm June 5, lS72, 90 day Of sale and ~
pensc5 OF sale ia cash. ami the balance a. six ami
twelve months, with interest from deg 1f sale,
cured - a deed If trust on the proper:y add "a
es deposit will be required AZ time II sale. sII
COuV anCing at eN pense Of purchaser Ii terms II
sale are not complied with in ten days from day #
sale tie Trustee reserves the right to resell IN.
property AZ the risk and Of the detautiup mr.
chaser after ten days ad g rt isement.
GEo. W. STICKSEY Surviving Trustee
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81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
P'NEH until TUESDAY, September -. n, ls-s,
SAINT t"Ur aud place.
GEO. W STICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
seI22 nVas 4. rOLnM II l.. -al..r.l.-,
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CHANCERY SALE

Fs'EGAlAS DOW LING
AuCtioneer and Real Estate Broker,
(At the old stand OF Latimer Cleary,J
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and llth street
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BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
A MEXICAN LINE.

MAIL STEAMSHIPS. <g<s
ONLY LINE CARRYIE9 THE<AGA
AMERICAN FLAG. Hzzssss&a
Sailing even THURSDAY from Fh'isdeiphis for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
CABIN. INTERHEDIATE <1.d STEERAE b
ACCOMMODATIOES UNSURPASSED.
SAIes a. iOS as by another hTst-cisss Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gene. Al AEents
Psil6del ph,s.
Ed. COOKE, ia. AGO, Bankers !, Agents,
suE9-ly 1929 street, Washington
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suy2o r1S r IfI Trustee.

EFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
aud place.
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
se.l5 eCSd5 J. 7. COLDWELL. Sai,snaa
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augI5'eO&ds hep JOHN +. HANNA Trustee.
JOHN +. HANNA, Trustee.
sepl3 eo6ds | Rep.l Z. y. CLAARY, Salesman.

Hy-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAYOIDABLY
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, September 9TH,
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! TSITED STATES MAKsm.Ls SALE.

In Vrtue e writ Of Ee-i facas is-ueG out or the
Clerk oa-e vi the Supreme Court Of tho District
9. tr.ti 90 aIi ~ me -,Cteds will sell f,r Cash,
AT publ, -ie N front Df the Court House door ~
sad Iis.sllt, n HOSDAY, the 21th day Of So
teub.r, Ia'a- At - o click m. the following de-
vision 81 -4UAre No. 81, together with all aud 7ugu-
lar the Improvements thereon, IN the city of
" Arlington. u G., seized AID levied uplD A the
property Of 4. LobsgeT and IN be sold to slrisfy
Execution Ne. l. ls5, ~ favor Edwin Haight. use
Geo. Mason, ". X. L .b-IRs~ and WIN II B8rbOur
sep7-t- ALEN SHARP,U s. Marshal ID q
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D. CELERRATED OINTMENT,

CALLED
THE "PO0R MANS FRIEND"
Is confidently recommended to the public as an I'M
failing remedy for Wounds Of every description, for
liberated Sure Legs, even II Of Twenty Years
standing, Cuts, Burns Scslds, Bruises, Chilblains
ScOrbutic Eruptions, and Pnples in the Face, Sore
and Infaued Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts, Piles
FistulA, &c.
Sold In Pots g; Is I'D, e. 3D., lis, and Us each
ALSO HIS
PILULK ANTIsCROPHULK,
Confirmed BY sixty years experience 10 be for
Scrophula, LeprOsy and allskin diseases of the
best Alternative Medicines for purifying the blood and
assisting ure In all her operations. They form q
be taken at all times without Confinement change
of diet.
Sold in Boxes at Is. Dld., Is 3D., IS 3D., ns., and
12s. each.
Sold by the Proprie-ors, BEACH & SARNICOTT,
~ their Dlspensary, BridpOrt, England, and by all
res pectable Medicine Vendors apaS-w I'm
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f'OHENs LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of TIA street
- aHd Nstr foTk drsHKs, eaIrancs New @E3N
ORA aN enue. The most private Loan Once =
w ihe CITY Mo- ey loaned at the lowest rafe9 u
81 interest 90 Coil aSd Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate aud PLATED Ware, Cues, Pi-.lls ladies' and
GsStlemen's Clothing, Carpets, AMI al articles Of
Value decz4-ly
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90 y A II ID LIN Z.

N5TTCB
With tbs view u diminishing the ohsnces Of eel
Iisiou, the steamers of this Line tAks q specified
course for ail seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to Res
York Boston, crossing Meridian Of 81 at Is ist or
uothing 10 the north of 4s.
Or the hOmeWard passage, CTCssIuA the Meridian Of
st a lst., or nothing TO the north OF Il.
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MERCHANTS LINE Oh STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON hEB NEW YORK.

ExrssitsI IN. rue Steamships g.. u hNI6BT eas
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week go.
= tTlPs betVe.eB NV YOBk, ALEX &%sSk
AkDhlA. W = $ Il n g TON andaIrE2s<s.Ek
1EoRGkTONN, a. foIlOEs:-Leave NEW YORK
rem Pier A. EE=t River, err SATURDAY ar
M; leave GEORGETOWE overY FRIDAY A. Z
o. u, ano ALEXANDRIA he same iay
FOR fu!! Information sPpiy 9 X p A DENHAn
business Ofio sDd wharf, So Wster street. Geor9,
Town, or ~ go oce 81 ths Prrifar nea-
oTidse. J. W. THOMPSON. President
~ treishts ceitva-ed by X nos : EsTrass. Order
y st 'hs 'tesrer vs,rf, -'i - -T"-rs' stteud-'
20 ~ IS,
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|. lFFIJE OF HEALTH DFI I LIi,
" washington. Sept. 81, Us
VIII be sold at the Pound, corner uI New York
avenue ard 2it street northwest, ~ , III the -
inst. al pubic auction, ore BAV HORSE.
sep2I st. Health oIir2r
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STEAMER LINES.
CHANGE VI TINE.
R.RULAa LINE 70
NORFOLK, WV fORk,
RoRTnN
LOB POTOMAC RIvKB LAEDIEGs,

:, 4, DC e wit and s'1ri,e ircn Steamer
having been thoroughly overhsuIad s5s rsrttei
vii resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings or
IoTspAi March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving FitZhGgh's wharf
loot OF 6th street, at O'Clock n Beturains, vii
aIrlve IN Washington every WSd assI.y so6 s.rday
freight received daily
Al ireishts must be preptia
sebH Nh FITzHUGa, Aseo
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Has Removed 20 80 SEART Sr above Game n.
igHs sgf0Tt IRON b. r -. tsp1f.D BrrfYlIrs
Ladies desiring treatment 81 auy COMPLAINT can
Consult MIN with tie utmost confidence
S-pdTGgs TOODiS Tor ldag patients. iyls Sa~
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA,
tGINI1l VA, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

90 NhI5 VA, FOX SALE AT PUBLIC
Ur!r authority Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
81 AirNuLcrie county, Va, IN tho 5Uit Of RracL's
executors We kIa dHsI .HT-, To. Hcrstrr VIII
sell AT public auction, ~ :hc east Frt Of :h- Mar
Ser tH'iflrGl AleLGudli4. Va, -G SATURDAY,
~spt.UueT 2@J l,iS. az IL Eel .E ~ 81 Prospect
Hii the 1o,d ,Acs VI The late James Beach, alex
III" place lies near the Virginia end Of the I. 1ug
tt.cEe. on the suUih 4. IF tn. .iig., "a tGr.f. g.
. d tu iLe west side at the AleNAUI.4 canal. con-
lt.s E'f acres, az # the most excellent quality
"'fut i-i acre. on the canal, Je!Gg Jrics clay, u
G..t tlslIEt 'i.I.
The irt.ogeuolts aye O large AMI saA.-s7ti,I
DECK Aa.-'lu House, oEttulaIgg-, farm uyl.s,
barns. stables, &c
The .ai las been laid ~ in parcels. and viii be
.r lu iu-- go suit purchasers.
Tom. IH''ty p"r eau'. cash, r--i'-s IN three
rIry il-.a,u -lrs az o. y aud j. no.. us. E5tH IN
o.. -, 81 be secured by the bonds % tl. purchaser
WIN I'd personal security. Title d O., retained
until 30. pa mont = pa. asC money, and land -
te res1'l ~ purchaser rl,k default H. meeting
bonds IL maturity.
$. FEEGUsOH BEACH.
a~rls ol.d Commit. sr--r of safe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

painful question arises out of very
sad story of shipwreck and suffering that
comes to us from Singapore. Time was
when no doubt was entertained that it
was unsuitable for human beings to feed
on one another in cases of necessity, and
a criminal prosecution was never
dreamt OF when one of boats crew
consented, on lot, to be slaughtered for
the sustenance of his companions. But
modern civilization appears - take a
TEND that one life is as good as another's,
and that ali crews lives should die out
or be sustained at the same time. we
are led to refer to this subject by the
circumstances attending the loss OF the
ship Euxine, the general particulars of
which have already reached our readers,
but who, without actual experience, can
never realize 1.-THE of the torture en-
dured by the wrecked men in the vessel
named.
The simple story of one of the suffer
ers is more pathetic than any amount of
word painting on our part, and, there
fore, we shall give his brief but graphic
tale as nearly as possible in his own
words. An Italian named Shufus, after
the hands had been worn nearly 10 skele-
tons by hamilton, said it was best that
one should die rather than that ali should
starve. The second mate would not hear
of the sacrifice, whereupon one Muller
laid himself upon the thwarts of the
boat (the ship had long been deserted)
and declared that if anyone would kill
him he would die for the rest. He made
the same offer three times that day, but
no notice was taken of it. When the
men were fainting and furnishing another
proposition was made to immediate one
of their, number, but the second mate.
who was in charge of the boat, still refused
to give his consent, but at length yielded.
Lots were then drawn, and the Italian who
first offered himself as a sacrifice was the
doomed man on the drawing Muller,
who appears to have been noble fellow
in his way, offered himself as substi-
suite, but was refused. The Italian then
knelt down and prayed for some time,
and afterward barred his throat to the
knife of messmate, who severed his
head from his body, and all present
drank of the blood and ate of the flesh.
1t SO happened that the boats crew
were picked up the same day by the
Java packet and taken to Singapore. The
facts stated were not concealed, and
speedily reached the ears of the British
authorities We will not argue out the
justifiab:lity or otherwise of slaughter
ing one human being in order to save the
lives of many, as more will be heard of
the case, but will content ourselves with
stating the simple fact that all the sur
vivors of the boats crew are now in
prison under committal for the crime OF
wllful murder.-Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

DR.. WILHoFT's ANTI PERIODIC OR FEVER
AND AGuE ToNIC!-Wilhoft's Tonic has estab-
lished itself as the real infallible Chill cure
1t is universally admitted to be the only re-
liable and harmless Chill medicine now in use
Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of GER
titicates of the very best people from all parts
of the country 1t cures mdlarious diseases
of every type, from the shaking agues of the
lakes and valley to the raging fevsrs of the
torrid zone. Try it! 1t has never been known
to fail. WHEELocK, FINLAY IL Co, Propri-
etors, New Orleans
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20
Consumption.

inc SoOurge Oh lne human 1amlly, may III 1lS
early stages be promptly arrested and perma-
nently cured.
RAvENswooD, w. Va.
Dr. r, V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Sr-For the last year ! have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery. j owe my
life to it, having been afflicted for years. Did
not use it but short time before l was ben
Gifted; at that time was very bad, not able
to sit up much, was suffering greatly with
my throat, was getting blind, had a dry
cough, and much pain in my lungs. / have
used Twelve bottles Of the Discovery and am
almost well. KATE r. WARDNER.
A son of Mr.. j. II. MEsECK, of Chatham
Four Corners, n. Y, has been cured Of Con-
sumption by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery; so says Mr.. G. B. Garfield, editor OF
the Chatham Courier.
s. K. EGLAR, druggist, Of West Union, o.,
writes to state that Dr. Pierces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has effected "A wonderful cure
OF Consumption in his neighborhood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

WHEN ANY ANTIDoTE or remedy for
any particular class of disease obtains a
disappearing notoriety, it is but rea-
sonable TO suppose that it must merit
the popularity it receives. 1t is with
in our province to mention that DR.. j.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, so long and favorably known as
the safest and most reliable remedial
agent for the cure of Liver, Kid
ney, Bladder and Glandular Diseases,
Mental and Physical Debility, and all
complaints emanating from corrupt
state of the blood, etc, are in great de-
mand. SO satisfied are we Of the intrin-
sic worth of this medicine that we do
not hesitate to notice it in our columns.
1t is well to mention that this medicine
is compounded of roots, herbs and flow
ers of California, and has no fiery ma
terial or alcohol used in it's preparation.
We can add no better eulogium than the
fact that we use it constantly in our own
family, and each member thereof par
takes of it, when necessary, according to
directions.-NeW York Paper IA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

WE should not hesitate to recommend te
any friend of ours Parsons Iurgatiae Pits
they are scientifically prepared, and are
adapted TO all the purposes of good purga
tive medicine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

DECIDEDLY the best remedy that has ever
been discovered for rheumatism. swollen or
stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprains, bruises,
cuts and burns is Johnson's Anodyne Li,i
n'ent. We use it, and always recommend it
to our friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-20

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.-All nervous disor-
ders, chronic diseases of the chest, head, liver,
stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and pains,
nervous and general debility, etc, quickly
cured after drugs fail by wearing Volta's Elec-
tro Belts and Bands. Valuable book free, by
Volta Belt Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.