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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06
the FARM" COLUMN.
FAR ms FOR SALE.

L'KU1T and Grain Farm for sale ~ acres near
J. kanda, jackson CO.. III. T S.Weilstecd, Mas a.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

THE CHICAGO LEDGER-A large popular
weekly paper for 81 90 per year and r. cents
for postage. Address THE LEDGER, Chicago,
Ill; or enclose Scent stamp for sample
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

WHEN WRITING TO ADPERTIsER0
please say 20" sa~ fhe Adserfiseae ssa
~ this paper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06
FAR MS WANTED.

HAVE YOU Farm TO SELL AT A BAI.L AIM
IL We hive over two hundred bus ers ~ be suited
with Western Farms. send lof circular ard blanks
No charge unless sale made y. y. HOrCHKtss a Co.,
sale and Exchange Bureau for western Farms and
Lands. ~ La Sale street. Chicago Ill
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TELEt.KAMS GENERAL.

Weather in New York is clsudy and cold wind
east.
Steamship Russia, from Liverpool, has arrived
at New York.
$4,000 in silver bars were shipped to Europe
yesterday.
The drought throughout Cuba continues
Peter Burch & Co., silk manufacturers, have
stopped payment.
The funeral of Barney Williams takes place
from St. Stephens Catholic church, New York,
Friday.
The 18th anniversary of Odd Fellowship, yes
terdav, appropriately observed throughout
New England.
Schooner VIM. Kennedy, loaded with unslacked
lime, caught fire yesterday in Chesapeake bay.
Vessel and cargo destroyed.
Fire in Campobelo pottery, Hamilton. Ontario
yesterday. destroyed three kilns, machinery and
a large amount Of stock. Loss heavy.
Intersal revenue, yesterday, 1898, 1885, custom
receipts, $500, JOB.
1t is reported that Commodore Vanderbilt is Sc
riously i'll.
The Austrian government tfically denies any
intention of occupying Bosnia
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To the Teachers of Maine.

Al meeting held in Lewiston, Feb. + to take
measures Cor the organization OF a Teachers As
sociation on professional basis, committee was
appointed styled Committee on In.t'uction,-
representing various sections of the State and all
grades of Schools, from Primary School to Col
lego. This Committee met in Augusta, on Friday
Feb. Is, and organized in two sections; section
on Elementary Education, comprehendng Piim-
ary and Grammar Schools, and Higher
Education, comprehendipg High Schools and Col
leges. The Committee propose to hold meetings
in various sections OF the State, at intervals OF two
or three month";, for observation of the working
of schools. for conference with teachers, and for
the mutual consideration OF topics relating 10 the
interests of education in the State. They invite
the cooperation of all teachers who can meet with
them, and tru9t that these meetings may do some
thing to arouse an interest among teachers, and
thus increase the interest and profit Of the meet
ings of the general Association.
The first meeting Of the Committee Will be held
in Waterville, on Friday a. NJ, L. NJ, and even
ing, and Saturday A. NJ, May 18th and 18th. The
special sui lect for discussion viii! he obstruction
ia the English Language" with such other sub
iccts as NAV be suggested during the meeting
The COMMITTEE invite the attendance and cooper
alton of all who may find it possible to be present
In order to be pre- sent all day Friday, teachers
coming by railroad from the West mast arrive
Thursday evening; those from the East can arrive
at l0's 4. NJ. on Friday.
PER ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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STATE NEWS.

The Portland Company is putting machinery in
to six porgy steamers.
A Council of the order of Sovereigns of Indus
try was organized April Dist in Genburn, by State
Deputy Torrey of Bangor.
The Oxford Democrat says Ephriam Bisbee Of
Buckfied was arrested last week for obtaining
5000 from the Norway National bank on q forged
note. 1t is reported that he also endeavored to
obtain $1,000 from bank in Lewiston, on similar
paper. He was committed to jail Saturday
Heret ofore no word has been breathed against his
character.
The Oxford Register says that as MI. Chas. II.
Thayer of Oxford was watering his horses one OF
them kicked as it was running past. striking Mr..
Thayer in the head. The heel corks were planted
full on his forehead and the toe cork struck his
upper lip, just grazing his and fracturng his
jaw. He was knocked senseless, but recovered
in few hours.
Mr. James Freeman, the we'll known yster man
in Portland who died the other day, had been en-.
gagged in the wholesale oyster business in that city
for about % years. He was born in Wellfeet,
Cape Cod. The cause Of his death was Bright's
disease. He was "a ears of age.
A party from Bangor has started for the Black
Hills. They will go straight to Yankten, and
thence to the hills BY stage. If, after prospecting,
they are not satisfied with the hills, they will con-
tnue on to California.
There is no ice in the Aroostook river below the
Falls Teams crossed with freight at Woodstock
until twelve o'clock Saturday night last. The ice
is fast breaking up and we hope soon to see our
river clear Fort Fairfield Aurora.
There are three mills in Denmark, running on
full time, saving 5000 slaves day, and employ
ing 20 hands.
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Removing I.if.'s Heaviest burden.

II remove The burden of disease, the heaviest
that poor humanity is compelled to bear, is certain
ly a grand q ct, glorious mission. Assuredly
the discovcicr of a remedy which accompanies
this result is entitled to the gratitude and respect
Ofnankind. Such remedy is Hoste.ter's stomach
Il tiers, whose great success il attributable to the
IA :: that lis restorative action upon The debilItated
and Il sordcrel system is in accordance with the
principles IT common sense. II invigoraes the
sick, aud as their strength increases, the burden
of 4 srase ovs lighter 1t reforms those hysicai
ire u'''i Whici render weakness chronic, and
thus tr.'I.,4 the evil at its very source. Liver
complaint, arions fevers, cons Pation, mary
ticaUic9, IL crime weakness, and many other causes
OF gene al debility and i'll health, fare completely
removed 10y The combined tonic and Alternative
op ration OF the Bitters. apr-6 teod&wlE
"a friend in need is friend indeed Adamson's
HOtlntc Balsam has proved itself friend to the
suffering, and its best recommendation is that
where it has once been faithfully tried no other
remedy will be used for coughs aud colds.
EyNlI
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
re rHE---
Gully He.sas5ec Joaraal,
Melancholy Suicide in HaI.oweil.

Especial Despatch to the Daily Kcnrebec Journal
IIALLowELL, April 26.
This afternoon, Mrs. Sarah Miner of this city,
aged about 81 years, attempted to destroy her
lie by drowning in water Ca,k in tie cellar
of her house on Union street. For some time
past Mrs. Miner has exhibited symptoms OF de-
ranged state of mind but her most intimate friends
did not suppose that She would make an attempt
to destroy her life. Several times she had ox-
pressed fears that she would be killed by some
person whom She indicated, and while at the din
ner table to-day made remark to her sister that
perhaps it would be better for her to get into the
water cask in the cellar and drown than to be cut
up by one who she imagined intended to do her
harm. Her incohorent remarks were considered
as mere idle mag nations, and her sister and
adopted ward, who were present, tried ito pacify
her and calm her troubled mind
Soon after dinner, Mrs. Miuer retired to her
bedroom to take little rest, as her sister suppos-
cd; but after few minutes, when her sister wen.
in to see how she appeared, the room was empty.
On proceeding to the cellar, the unfortunate wo-
man was found nsensble in the water cask, into
which She had plunged in moment of insane
frenzy. Help was Immediately called, and after
the pp.ication Of the usual remedies in such cases
she was brought to life and for few hours seemed
to be conscious of what was going on around her.
Between ) and o'clock she gradually failed and
died without making any explanation Of the cause
Of her singular conduct. This event is one of the
saddcst and most atf ictive in the experiences Of
her relatives and friends.
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the unpledgcd ticket, may be considered Bristow
man.
Mr.. 1Ioar is unwilling to pledge himself, but is
understood to favor Blaine for first choice.
Accident.
l.. F. Prescott of Kingston, n. H., 6S years old,
fell from team, in Haverhill, to-day, and broke
his collar bone.
Explosion.
An explosion at Hapgood's torpedo factory.
li2d street ard Sth avenue, injured II persons,
severely.
Fire.
building owned by the Snithfeld Manufac-
turing Co. at Hyde Park, caught fire to night
and totally destroyed. 1t was valued at
$500; fully insured. The only occupant, Charles
+. BUNKER grocer, loses $500; stock insured for
$500.
Annual Meeting.
Tie New England Cotton Manufacturers Asso
citation held its annual meeting at the Institute Of
Technology. to-day, 1870 persons being present,
representing the various cotton interests of the
New Eng land and Middle States IT, principal
topic of discussion was export oi C..l-n goods
and means of advancing it, Hon. E. A. Straw
of Manchester, n. H., was elected President for
the ensuing year.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CuICdKUI APTH
Flour-extra spring 0Oa6 rs.
Wheat No. spring spot 99ka; April A.;
May I0-a-: June l05Ka-.
Corn-No.2 :. piye.i, spot 46I o.; April 46ka;
May 46Ha-: June AK.
Oats-No. ?, ga spot: April S0H; May SKA
June 33k.
Rye-No. 2, f4>saGth.
Barley-No. spring Goa spot; 57ka- May;
April so "a.
Dressed Hogs--9 s5a9 10.
PcIk-2l 0t-a2l 90 spot; % l5-April; q SKA
35- May June 22571sa60.
Lard - Ii Ga IL 10 spot: l3 liza April;
May ID 42Ha-; June l36O-a-.
Bulk Meats shoulders sAa- short rib mid,
llka- short clear mid I2ha-.
Hams Is rs average a..
Whiskey-l07-a-
FIeghts-Corn to Buffalo. d: wheat do -
A..
Receipts II 900 Gonr: %, coz wheat: $4,000 corr,
$1,000 oats; 1868 rye: 900 barley.
shipments II 900 hour; 10000 wheat $500
corn: 3 ON oats: II, 900 barley: 1000 rye.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LIN Err.
MORE FALLS.
Loss, $50. 900 90.

Livernolc Falls, April 26. ALVIN Records
leather board factory was burned this morning,
about six o'clock. Loss, $4,000; insured for
$500. The fire caught in the dry-room and
spread rapidly throughout the building. Through
the exertions of the citizens, l.. W. Hutchin.
mill, occur led by Mr.. Fred Richmond, and used
for turning pill boxes and the like, situated within
few feet, was saved. The wind was blowing a
stiff breeze from the north. Had the wind been
southery il must have buried large portion Of
the village Mr.. Records loss will be felt in the
place. as it throws number Of laboring men out
Of employment.
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igilliD
c. bration of the 51th Anniversary of
Odd Fellowship.

Biddeford, April 26. The 57th anniversary of
Odd Fellow hip celebrated to day in grand
style. The procession long one, composed
Of the liobah and York Encampments Laconia,
Saco and Granite Lodges, and delegations from
North Berwick, Buxton, Limerick, kittery Potts
mouth, Bath, Sprinsvale, and other places. AT
four O'Clock, there was banquet at the City Hail.
Saco, with speeches and toaots. There was a
grand centennial costume ball in the evening at
City Hall, Biddeford, complimentary to the visit
ing brethren. The Hall was handsomely decora-
ted ard there was a large number Of dancers
present.
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LEW ISI'CN.
/. o. of q. f. Celebration.

Lewiston, April %. The Odd Fellows of Lew
of the Order in this country to-day. \ procession
with Coles band of Portland, and Johnson,s band
of Lewiston, made a fine parade At Auburn
Hall anniversary exercises were had, with an ora
ton by Rev VIM. Bolton. In the evening a
grand reception ard promenade concert was given
in City Han.
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In DIAN A.
The Charge Against Mr.. Blaine.

Cincinnati, April rs. John c. s. Harrison of
indianapolis repeats substantially to Gazette re-
porter his former story relative to Mr.. Blaine, and
adds that % days after his (larrisons letter was
sent to Government Director Wilson, Secretary
Deano wrote to a prominent republican official
saying that it was deemed best on the govern
ment's part to change the entire board of direc-
tors of the Union Pacific, and that he therefore
proposed to appoint some one from Indiana, re,
placing Harrison. This proposition was opposed
and abandoned.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-n Probate Court, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of Aprii, 1876.
| 4s,rI 70 ~ n

KENNEBEC COUNTY-h Probate Conrt, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of april, 1876.
NJ ATTAINED DUMMER and Charles G Drummer
~ ofWeld, in the county of Franklin, represent
that Oliver Gould, late of Augusta, county of Ken
nebec, deceased, on the Sd day of February, In,
bound himself To convey to said Dummers. n lot of
land situated in Weld village being para OF lot Of
land numbered T. in the fou tn range oil lots in said
Weld. Said Gould being prevente by death nom
onveying said and as per contract agreed. Your
petitioners therefore pray that +. w. Wsitehonse.
Executor of the will of said Could, be licensed to
convey said land to your petitioners:
ORDERED, That notice thereof De given three
weeks succe ssively prior to the second Monday OF
May next. in the Kennebec Journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter-
estcd may attend at Probate Court then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any why the
PRAYER of said petition should not be granted.
IL. *. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IEwINs, Register. swls
KFNNEBEC COUNTi-In Probate Court at
du0usta on the second Monday Of Aprii, lo76.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportipg to he
n the las will and testament OF Sarah s. Hummer
late of China. in SAID county, deceased, having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
May next, In the Daily Kennebec Journal. =
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at Court of Probate then
to be holden ut Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the said instrument should not be proved, APP
proved and allowed, as the last will and testament
of the said deceased.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs Register. swie
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Thanks ''FrOm the Depths Of the Heart"

WELLINGTON, Lorain Co., o., Aug. "A, 1874.
Dr. ID. V. PIERCE Buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir-Your medicines, Golden Medical Dis
covery, and Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, have
proved of the greatest service TO me. Six months
ago one thought that could possibly live long.
had complication of discases,-scrofua, mani
testing Itself IN eruptons and great biotches en-
my head that made such that | could not
have my hair combed without causing me much
suffering; also causing swollen glands, tonsiis en-
larged, enlarged or thick neck, and large and
numerous bols. also suffered from terrible
Chronic CatarIh, and in fact was so diseased that
life was a burden to me. had tried many doc
tors with no benefit | finally procured one-half
dozen bottle, OF your Golden Medical Discovery
and one dozen Sage's Catarrh Remedy and com
menced their use. At first | badly discour-
aged, but after taking four bottles OF the Discov-
cry began to improve, anu when mad laken Tue
remaining was leeH. In addition to the use Oft
Discovery, applied a solution of Iodine to the
Goitre thick neck, as you advise in pamphlet
wrapping, and it entirely disappeared. Your Dis
covery is certainly the most wonderful blood med
icine ever Invented. | thank God and you from
the depths of my heart, for the great good it has
done me. Very gratefully,
Mrs. l.. CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as blood
purifiers and liver medicines contain either mer-
curry, in some form, or potassium and iodine vari-
ously combined. All ofthese agents have strong
cndency to break down the blood corpuscles, and
debiiitate and otherwise permanently lnJure the
human system and should therefore be discarded.
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, on the
other hand, being composed of the fluid extracts
of native plants, barks and roots, will in
produce injury, its effects being strengthening and
curative only. Sarsaparilla, which used to enjoy
quite reputation blood purifier, Is remedy
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table alternatives which later medical investigation
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as in all other blood diseases, DR.. Piercc's Golden
Medica. Discovery has shown its great remedial
powers, caring the most obstinate and intractable
cases. Sold by all dealers in medicines.
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MASS ACIEtN E.IT>.



Newbu,yPort, April 26. There was terrible
duan explosion a. the German mine, NewbuIy,
this noon. Miners were warming oualin in ashes
when it exploded. James McGil of Oswego, n.
Y, 81 years old was fatally iuj ned; John Carter
of Truro, n. S., was thrown 80 feet iulo'a shaft,
and his arm and lbs broken. James Williams
was slightly injured. Smiths shop was blown 70
pieces.
Burglary.
Boston, April &c. Ea,lv this morning burglars
entered the dry goods store of Butlor& Norwood.
So fremont street, and attempted to oyerpower
the wachman. The latter made a desperate re-
sistance, and the thieves fled without any large
amount of plumber
Railroad Matters.
A Springfield special to the Herald says that
the business of the Boston & Albany Railroad
Co. for the last six months, shows falling oil of
nearly 100000 in receipts, but also about an
equal decrease in expenditures. The usual per
cent dividend has been earned, and will undoubt-
eddy be declared by the directors.
Legislative.
A stormy discussion in the House to day, on
the resolve authorizing the Attorney General
to institute legal proceedings against certain Bos-
ton < Albany Railroad officials after some amend
ments was discussed and rejected; the majority
report was passed to third reading. This censures
no one directly, but orders the Attorney General
to bring suits against the Boston & Albany officials,
providing the Governor and Council give their
consent.
Held for Trial.
Frederick II. Angel is held in $4,000 on charge
Of forgery.
Reward Offered.
The Gov offers 500 reward for the arrest OF
Weaden, who shot Catharine L. j. Weaver in q
brothe Saturday night
Political.
:. \ Al. A.
secured majority of delegates of the four elected
to-day. 1t is stated that Mr.. Dana and President
Chadbourne are outspoken in his favor, and thai
Mr.. Forbes, although previously mentioned or
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The following, which explains itself, will prov,

The following, which explains itself, will prove
Of interest to many readers. "For twenty years
have been very much troubled with Salt Rheum
on thy arm, for which have tried various washes
and salves, besides the treatment of my regular
physician. These have only drawn it from my
arm, and caused it to appear elsewhere. After
using less than one cake Of your Forest Tar Soap,
MY arm is entirely well, and / discover no symp-
toms of the trouble elsewhere. "-Hrs. b. s.
Hunt, Portland Maine. Get a cake of your drug
gist, Or by sending 30 cents to the Forest Tar Co..
Portland, Me. apl26 -t&wlw
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West Falrlee, VT, Jan. 18th, 1871.


Dear sr:-For seven Or eight years past have
been in poor health, and for the past year more
very fec bic My health continued to decline, and
my flesh and strength wasted away. until
unable to work even go up stairs without or eat
exhaustion. | suffered from frequent and distress
ing attacks of palpitation of the heart, my food
distressed me, causing ascidity and pain in the
s,omach ard suffered from extreme nervous
ness, constipation and debility of the system gen.
orally, my blood being thin and poor and sluggish
in circulation and | was for years suffering all
the toltures Of confirmed dyspeptic About six
months since | concluded | would try bottle of
Peruvian Syrup, and received so much benefit
from it that purchased five hotties more, and
have continued the use of the Syrup until quite
recently. 1t has restored my health to such
eN'cu' t at tell myself as good as new. My d.
gest:on good and my weight has increased in
the pat toGr months from hundred ard twen-
~ to one hundred and thiity-eght pounds my
strength has returned, and my general health is
thus wonderfully improved, and l can truly say
it all to the Of your Peruvian Syrup.
earnestly recommend all sufferers from dy.pep.il
and debility to give it trial, hoping it will 90
them a. much good 4, it has NE.
Yours very truly. Mrs. S. B BEMIs.
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|. o. of o. r.

Belfast, April %. Odd Fellows Hall, formerly
City Hall, which has been extensively fitted up,
was dedicated by appropriate ceremonies this al
ternoon. Delegates from various lodges in Me,
were present. This evening ball and supper
takes place.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS MOTTO Es

We call attention of our readers TO the adver-
tsemont in another column, of the \. \. Slate
Roofing Co., limited, Cedar ST., y. y, who send
a 100 page book free, with particulars how TO re-
pair old roofs, lay new ouos, save re. shingling,
stop leaks ciltctua!ly and cheaply, and do your
own painting. apr26 t&wlt
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PORTLAND.
A Young Tramp.

Portland, April26. \ boy apparently twelve
years Of age, giving his name Henry Lamb, son
of Woodmansce Lamb of Nicholsvlc, Michigar'
was detained by police to dag. He claims to
be sixteen, and says he has been as far as San
Francisco.
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CELEBRATED JAuNDIcE BiTTERs, a pleasant,
eff acous tonic nvgorator and blood purifier.
50 cents bottle. Money refunded in all cases
where perfect satisfaction i, not given For sale
by J, :. JOHNSON, orpo lie p. o., Augusta, Me-
aprl0- r3m
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the well known Oculist and Aurst, can be con-
suited at the Mansion House, Augusta, from April
2jth until May ID, 1876. Those afflicted with dis
eases of the Eye, Ear Throat, or with Catarr.i,
will DO well to call. pilj-feod&wtf
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II estim o malls.
Lewiston Business College,

Admits students for instruction in
Book excepting, Penmanship, Mathemat.
les, Language,
And all the collateral studies pertaining TO q
complete Business Education &S5 pays Board
Tuition, and Stationery for II weeks. Life mem.
without board,
LEWISTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
l3wS Lewiston, Me.
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BANGOR.
Fire.

Bangor, April %. The residence Of Col j. W.
Porter of Burlington, was destroyed by fire to-
dav, and also the barn. Most Of the furniture was
saved. Loss unknown.
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The usual weekly entertainment for the benefit
and amusement Of the patients at the Insane Hos
pital will come off this evening, in the Chapel given
by home talent.