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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
NoTTCE,
Merchants. Lawyers, Ministers. phy
sfctans, Earmers-younr nnh Oh,

RENEMBERi We ask all 10 send tn ma 10,
diamonds. Watches, Sterling Silverware or Silver
fia'e fine Gold and medium priced Jewelry. We
guarantee evers article as represented when sold
- ~ wedding Rings and Bridal Gifts of every kind
& a.''1ie VA cur stock sent to any address C. O. y.
ana goods allowed 70 be opened Tor examination on
receipt OF Ell ugh to pay the express charges
we ehes repaired end fne time guaranteed. al 70
Jewe,y Manufactured to order
I n ~ " address Il. MORSE & CO., Importers,
). r. Cor Lake 4 clark streets. Chicago. nj
n b --Parties wishing Fine Goods at Low Prices.
WIZ Sossoit Their own Interests by ordering from
us catalogues sent TO Dealers or Agents on receipt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
.6bsur.it;es Is saen2yora tha ?. Q. vias,w

Never pound on your box front
and wait for the postmaster to come
ana peek through the case to see
who YOU are and what you want ;
but step up to the window and call
for your mail like a man. Then you
viii be respected.
If YOU don't expect letter, don't
add agravating nonsense y telling
the clerk (after he has ovcrhauled 20
letters for YOU, that you didn't ex-
pect one.
If YOU don't want your name
handed down to postal posterity as q
nuisance, don't take over 30 papers
through the general delivery. If
Won lnust do it, don't send every
member of the family after them
over twice q day. 4 box at 10 or %
cents per quarter will make you lots
Of friends.
Business is business" Lay down
Your money when you call for q
stamp, then take your time to lick IT
on. 1t saves time. Don't end up
your regular calls with the query,
. Is that all p
Ii you want your letter to go by
first n,uij don't say anything about it
when you drop it into the office.
If you have left your pocket book
at home and want trust for three
cent stamp, don't neglect to pay for
it without being asked. 1t is too
small to dun you for, ard may be
forgotten but the man who makes
this his practice revives the memory
of his littleness every time his face
appears at the window.
The lady who has not missed her
evening call at the postofiice for the
last 800 days, and without getting a
letter, should remark, II den think
You have half looked ; don't under
stand why 4 can't get my mail at this
Office" If the clerk looks as ii he
didn't appreciate your remark, say
50 to him: Il have had no less than
u dozen letters sent to ae the past
year that have never received, and
/ know they come straight" Then
if lie can't see it say, 81 shall have
my mail changed to the next office
and see if I can't get some of it."
That will squelch him. Then sling
yourself out Of the Office in disgust
and don't ever patronize it again.
Every postofiice has ats " dead
beats" Never leaf there and you
will not be classed among them. In
all seriousness, the postofkce is a
pace where the most refined lady or
gentleman has right to go without
the risk of being confronted 10y a
crowd of lazy loafels, and when a
postmaster permits it he fails in his
duty. Put 'em in the calaboose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

a VERY silly correspondent of a
Western newspaper, who is hired,
Cor some inscrutable purpose, to
Aang around Washington has an
liounced the discovery that it is all
u lie about the Cabinet agreeing as
to the propriety Of discharging Hen
derson, the st. Louis pettifogger, who
backed himself into prominence in
connection with the whisky suits.
This correspondent goes on to speak
very highly of Messrs. Bristow and
Pierrepont, and says they refused,
for some time, to entertain the idea
of discharging Henderson, and de-
termined to tender their own resig
nations first. Finally, however, the
anatter was compromised, and these
gentlemen still remain in Grants
Cabinet. The man who writes such
stuff rs this should see that his story
would place both of the gentlemen
he names and apparently wishes to
serve in very questionable position,
if it We're true. Both OF them have
positively stated that what he writes
is untrue, and that never for mo-
meut was there the slightest disa-
Sreement or question as to the dis
charge of Henderson. The young
correspondent evidently thinks he is
doing these members Of the Cabinet
a great service by attempting to
show that they have been guilty Of
talsehood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

just published, y urv edition OF Dr.. CULVER
WAL, NtLFB .ATED ESSAY 90 the radical cure
twith ~ meB.c 5rl Of SpprmN o"Eh,ns or Sem dal
Weakness Involuntary seminal L3ss-s, lnpoieucy,
Nert ana tYss cal Igcatsciry. lmpedImruts 70
Marriage etc also. Consumption. Epileusy aud 81 5,
induse Nv stfiuru - ce 81 ~eXaa extra ysgaHc~ "a
s. rrire iu scaled envelope. only six cents.
The celebrated authDr, in tHis adm ralde Es.ay,
clearly denonstrafss ftpiu thirty years slrcpsstaI
~ ctiee thar TIE larIisE ann.Egucuce ~ SELF abuse
may be radically Cnrrl Uthcg IHe dangerous ~
lufefuJI u-diclu OF th- application Il the knife
pointing oar mode af cor. 80 of.re su.p'r certain
ana sf,rtuaI b5 means - VII c5 every sufferer. ~
matter yhu be condition nay be, may cure himself.
CAraEIg. pi.va' ,ig aau rgiia.ii y.
.svr This lecture SHOUTED Dee a The hands q every
yuai0 aud every man iu tEe lsud
sent. uuder sesl ia - ain envelope 60 any "A
dress on rec irt Of s'y eats, $40 prsiagu stamps.
Address me Publishers,
lily. +. RRtGHiN 81 son.
.lAau ST.. Neg YprI Psr. uE.e Box E.ss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

For first-class boots, made prompt
ly and in the best style, go to Jacka
81 Co. 81.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

\ LETTER written by Marshal
Grain, the Williamson county muir
dcrer, n short time before his execu-
ton, to an accomplice now i'll the
Penitentiary, Allen Baker is now
published. According to the missive,
Baker was convicted on false testi-
mony given by Grain, and is inno-
cent OF the charge on which he was
sentenced, namely: the murder of
George ". Sisney. That deed, ac-
c5rdlng to his statement, was done
10y Grain alone. But the letter inc.-
IDENTIFY states that Baker would have
been sent to the gallows had the real
facts il some other case or cases
come to light Thus Grains eXcul-
patton is neutralizad.s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
ChicagO Advertisements.
FOR FIFTH AyFNrp srocr,yc

AnrHTC FOR FIFTH AVENUE srocgIyG
,,, supporters and Peerless skirt sun
MAN FL porter, or ladies garment suspander.
adopted and recommended nv Inc
Ladies prsss Reform Committee OF the United states
samples ey mail, 80 cents. Agents making s5 ana
n nN Address or call. BURR & GRAY, 50 ".
Madison st, Room l. F"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

THE organ Of Prince Gortschalof
It -. Petersburg, says that Europe
should not interfere In Cuban affairs,
it being a matter between Spain and
America, aud the fate Of that island
concerns no other European power
except Spain. This is sensible. and
consistent with the spirit Of the
Mouroe doctrine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
rnE EGREss rRoM rHE cHURcHEs.
| rho-e that Have tie Doors Locked Open and
Those that DO Not-rhe OHicial Report.

Those that Have the Doors Locked Open and
Those thRt DO Not-rhe OHicial Report.
The inspectors in tho Department of
Buildings visited many of the churches on sun
day, ANA their report was filed yesterday. The
iusuecton has not been completed, and the
work IS to lie continued. The departments at
torney viii prosecute the trustees OF the fol
lovinr-named churches Tor not having the
doors locked open;
Protestant Epl.copa Church OF the HOLY Trinity.
Avenue and fhth street
tn lnaustli schot. aud chapel at Fourth street ana
81 nan >wclenhcrgan Church. Chry.uc street.
a cu street Methodist Episcopal Cauruh.
First Baptist Church ilin avenue and l2'th street.
The church n southeast corner " Avenue n
and Ninth street has Oeon Ia the hands Of TIE
attorney since Jan. To-
The doors of tine following named churC hcs
were found 10 be ala right;
Church - Avenue q ami F'rsi stree.
- Nichei.s i.onAn Ca1oAc ClalcA az second street
\. 'ia., n'xorstrect,
Clu,. .t aou,no,s, ocrcr o, Mat. ou avenue anal
a.,.n oru-ch u Ioim street, between Ninth aud
,nc following named churches were inspect
ed' ana req ned "- romrpl"- VITA tne Law;
So. Anlrcs ~ D.. 'aprrN. l2,tn street aud i.h4v
s. Iaoar'- ar,u f'l'i a,eaas .ia4lliy uirl st.
N Hntl aNN .IIr f's t .HIiI4 tHufUlI.
pyu 'on he.a o.. ,'uiy. -llt -tt,e. 1nl Ninn go.
uion FRESH trrNn t4u.cu, eiutt-n uu!NcL
hNr.U HIfil-f lutcn.
Christopher t.u b. D.. ri stsrCis
Ncn 4u.et ItN Aii.-. ltfH t4IlWo1 tr'ct.
Std .nu'. Church, tArsiI Do t-f,pet.
SliruF street tt.-u. i'ilAU taurcN.
ttl. % i.tl ruNl tNurru, tN % avfulr.
-hI IN Pee Nif. llu nurch, ~lX 10 Is .lIuo.
fuurtOrutl street If'-lt .erliu CAurcI.
D. Nl-N rNut~I s'Ht Attuairttt,
N L.. MI. sll n, l-fiI street
1'rlnd, Avenue h,pu-l church, Mott RAyen.
NciDrinod Dutoh thurCh, F0rdht0
lrrrIr Nnpti-t lnfch l.ltA street,
lrutIrd street NJ. p. d nurcI.
Il. &. tuurcN, 100 lftt street.
Col ezitp Reformed, Forty fishths oct aud Iith Az.
St.Jsufsr ". Onurch l2HIh street nud Ilfinny.
Harlem iresuy ttrlan Cuurca, l-1n street and MAl-
SON avenue.
Second Avenue MI Church, lleth street aud 81 ay
SI.duAN't school, 49, inlgd avenue
NJ. D.. tlufCh. INA street aud Second avenue.
st rauls Roman Catholic Church, M LeXiA ton Nv.
| S. Peters a. {, Church. Barclay street.
luhn Street N. b. thur,h.
sew uti Street NJ. T.. Cuurch.
S. AtrNb T. k.thIrch, second avenue and Eighth st
| Tabernacle Baptist, Second avenue
Welsh tuugrtEtu nal, Eleventh street aud Third
fr- Drmhn Baptist Cnurch, Fourtecuih street aud
| First avenue.
| ST lams 1891 street and seventh avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
Az ICE FLooD Ar ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS Dec. AT an early hour this
morning there was rush Of ice from some point
norih OF here, which. forcing Itself upon the ice
Ia the haruor opposite this city, carried II down
stream with great rapidly, taking with It sew
Graf steamers lying at the bank IN the southern
part Of lhe city. The Fannie kecncr. an Illinois
river boat, IS sunk opposite the arsenal, and
will probably be a wreck. The Southern Belle
and Jennie Baldwin small boats, are also sunk
IN the sane vicinity. The loss on these steam-
efs will not be heavy. as they are small boats.
one or two small boats wore pushed up on the
E'st -. Louis shore anI hitpuat or two were
wrecked, involytne triiiug loss.
It appcur- mat nearly AL the boaf' Of the ke-
okuk northern line were in winter quar- crs at
or nusr the comp1ny's shipyard-, between Anna
street and the arsenal, and were supposed TO oe
secure from damage. when the ice started
these steamers we're forced from their moor
ms and carried down the sire ini, ! he War
lrle md Golden Ft-fa two llrra, walt. tle
boats, were forced on shore opposite the wall IN
sucn u manner As geo block the passage, and the
other boats crowded m and caused complete
jam.
At3P ~ fhc boats las in about tho following
order: A. the uppet cud OF be- hr- ua wall.
the Jennie Baldwin. bow on shore aud sinking
slo~ al her stern the Like super or and Alex.
Mitchell; the Centennial. q new boat, which has
aud the Anay johnson; then the lBnyard, mn old
craft with her forward guards and deck crush
ei. Below these wore the Rock land Dayen-
ihrn Law the 'rsr El'ir valued AZ sD0p0. viva
She nose ~ her iuturf, fhe 1Ifn Lig". 'g Ila'-
~ 40 valuable. thrust through ucr itrlNiri Htitr-
guard. beiow a-,lu wore tAe Red VIM. = 4rth-
western. Roh RnF. anI MIME apoll-, Wing with
bows O. tte bank aud apparently out little burt.
Later IN the afternoon the Ice gain moved,
crushing the nu.t- stll closet together and doing
aIdiuona damage. ihe BaYsrd was almost
coIrp l,tclf destroyed.
Iheicc moved again a. % o'clock and araln
10 lu.fi u'cl elk tbs result being that the MICH
ell was crushed nearly TO pieces anu forced
against tht centennial so "a to tenr away almost
all her upper works. The lee wa now piled ~
from ten e. nfteen feet nigh, ana the pressure
was treutnd Gus.
~. Lotus. Dec. l3.-Ihe steamer CentenuiaL
involved ~ Yesterday crush 10y the ice, snnk al
ABOUT o'clUck tAi- morning. More tnun this no
not Die change h4, taken place since last night.
All the b0ais previously mentioned are Wcd-cd
tigntly together, AMI when the ice gorge breaks
aw most II tnem viii - down with II. ana
either &c wholly wrecked Oh damaged more tn
they now are. The Centennial WA lrrsc
/ eight bont 81 1000 tons burden. nd l. said /,
have cost Sl0OpJ, instead of $1,000 rs Previous
ly reported. Ihtrc Is a ire RISK ou her. buf to
what amount cannot now be uscortaineu she
mad never made "trip and there WAS p:opabiy
no marine insurance on her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
live s.Iocls Mnrlset.

NEW YORK. wedncsdar, Dec. lJ.-Roceipts OF
becves were ~ car load. or iiJ head, making 25A
sncr MONDAY AGAINST 2uv Tor the same tine ast week..
The demand sv,ry mod ae. especially for all grad
below prime. ana the market generally was dun aud
weak with closing sales at a reduction from Monday
equal to ABOUT iic. p n. EXpa and premium steers
were sod Al luSl lie. ~. 10 dr,s 57etjS h.. 10 the
erl.s est; eool 10 prime n1 ~ DO lnt9c., to dcss
hG15 AMI inferior TO far do. az 'Wn c. to dress
ttat r.. NV ~ BAN re SOFA az % "a e D.,
live wrlRnt
Kcces OF shcep and amlz were 30 car loads or e3j
head. N k,rg s33i since Mcn az against n1ii for tuG
same ttlr Ast There Iair CUduetitlon for
rXtrn aud premium stock, ami car load o. ONO
weiher, 100 rs ave rare, changed hand ~ a.. N
nut rty the market Wa uucOiumpnly wTAk. with
limited husinuss. Ordiuary 10 extra sheep ranged
= IA q &C. TO a. ~, Urinary ~ good anbi from
5irc. to blec. n
hccciptr OF hogs were 81 car loads. or 0723 head.
hlug i2la2 lncr Monday, lganst S2il tor The cor
responding time iaet wttk. Oi IA ear iolds Oh sale
alive sold before hause a. the lau ercrt
wanted gOld hogs 80 ~ lUp 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

Meesra. Davis and Ransom, who would have
voted In the negative.
Mr.. Edmunds gave notice that-to-morrow he
would move to take up the bill TO provide Tor
and regulate the counting OF votes for President
and Vice President, and tho decision OF ques-
ttuus arising thereon, which passed the Senate
lat session, but now was before the body on "A
motion to reconsider.
MIR. sherman asked If the Oregon resolution
had been id aside.
Mr.. Edmunds replied that II had been laid over
until tomorrow, hut the case was practically
covered 10y the resolution submitted by INN
olry In the session. and adopted 10y the Senate,
which authorized Investigations as to the elec-
tors in cert In states, and also as to the eligi-
bility Of electors.
aud NJ 1870, when the doors were reopened, adj
iOurUOd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
A MAN who pu, NO, his Tru., in pnna..

Mr.. Amos Dow Of Babylon, who was robbed
on Thursday night by men who induced him to lcive
the house to SICK ncigbor Is nearly scvcnty years
Of age and OF peculiar habits. lie never had binx
account but always kept his savings accumulated dur.
ing years of OCCUPATION "a a bH-nan IN the hou -.
some Of the money tnSCu-thc whOie amount heu<
about ti,tOO-wae NJ sold AND SILVER pieces that ne
had hi possession FOR tory We 1ho robbers
were evidently wei acquainted, nOt only with Dow 5
habits, but with the preinists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
ABJSY CENTRE OF TRIBE.
The Holiday Crowdine Of Ridley a. sons Es'
tnbIishmcnt- Annoyance Abatcd.

tnblishmCnt An Annoyance AbHtcos
Tire crush i'm Grand street, from the
Bowory eastward, was very great Yesterday.
holidays combined to bring out purchasers The
sidewalks and stores were densoly crowded In
the afteu DON. Ridley Sons immense cstab-
hshment. az Grand and Allen streets was COM
pletoly Hllcd in all Of It's Stories The growth OF
this firms business, from commencement In
bit Of store to the occupancy Of nearly
block Of buildings, Is a marvel OF commercial
comprised such variety of wares, such
liveliness among the hundreds OF employees
that the effect was bewlldcring to an incxpc-
rienced observer. Not only were tho depart
monts crowded with tue holiday Increase Of
goods to stock many dozens OF ordinary-sized
stores. The senior Mr. Ridley said that there
was no sihclting in his trade but that the reason
probably was the lowering OF prices to suit the
times. He had deferred to the scarcity Of
money by gen raj reduction.
Much ot the confusion In large stores IL caused
by the hallOOtug OF clerks Tor cash boys, and the
boys responses. Ridley & Sons have lust done
NV y with That NOISE In their concern by putting
In annunciatOra. sOntWhat IKE the familiar APP
paratus used In hotels. The counters are divided
into numbered sections, ana from each wine
runs to one Of the annunciutors, where the bows
collect when not actually employed. Superin-
tcndents dcspdtch them to the points to which
they are called, and have charge OF all their
movements. By dividing the establishment int %
sections, with an nnnunCatOr Tor eucn. tho
work or conveying money, change. anu parcels
j. done silently. boy reaches the renotest
system is entirely satisfactory it rids shoppers
OF a great annoyance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

Tho inquest in the case of Patrick McQullan,
who died In the Tombs Monday last, was held
terday by Coroner McNhnne. The evidence OF the
attendants m the IOmhs together with that of the
mans friends, all vent 10 show thai ne haa delium
~ his No III Treatment by
The keepers the rumbs shown. The verdict was
that McQuan came to hls death from bnghtt disease
Of the kidneys and alcoholism,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
A Tcn-Ycnr.nld nurrlnr.

A hlue-eyed boy was before Judge BiXby ycs-
terday, charged with burglary. The evidence showed
Thai ae had forced open the basement WINDOW Of the
house at POS West Twenty nist street, and had then
stolen elght uaps fiugs Nau an $40 the uitle feel
low IA answer 10 thr htrruSp ped questions SAID mat
his name was james MACK, uls occupation going 10
scnou and he pleaded gully to The charge ny gay ng
hiP boy threw my hat nti the basement pAd went
m alicl IL and tOoA the rings" lie Vas n'a ~ Il 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
An Allcgea rorsery 20 be rholournphea.

Judge lirduy granted an order YESTERDAY that
note Tor $4,000, upon which Dayid NJ. Koehler has
sued the administrator of Jacob Adler, should be de-
posted with clerk Of the Court order that Pho.
tographic coplcs ~ II might oe taken The note pur'
fdrts to be- signed by Jacob Adler and the defense
that forgery. Copies OF the note are to be sent
Germany ~ be used on commission saed there ~
take testimony ~ " ~ Genuineness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

Inc pest french society OF New ORR thfouged
the Union League CUB Theatre yesterday afternoon
listen to Prot. COINS charming lecture Madame de
s,yigue. " Madame ae scy gne," sad the iettdfer,
know eve rytins Hrd eFrryhn " ~ the urt 1t Iou.
XIV In iact sne represented the press ia those times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

8 san iaelnto Hazard. -avaanah Iayf.
?. kuicSrrluckor kenrle. N0w Og.nu4. da,s.
- t.ty ~ Au-nu. woodruff Charleston o,ys.
= AlUcnaIlc. GiUDs LeUr.. De-.
p Isaac Bel. iawreuc. Nurfo *.
tlyaia, III chic, London SOY t8
" A slIOltvn, JaAzen, Rotterdam Nov -, Flush
ing %.
IS City OF Vera Cruz Deaycn. Havana Dcco.
Sc = oaid f, Crlrkcr. pniud lphlI.
D EicsnOru. Johnson. Portland.
snip slsittDLhlt. \ rli-. -rI francisco Aug ..
AtO tut usual river aud cotstH'-f We o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

Mr.. Schmelz gives this evening "A SYM
phony concert at steinNay Han, prominent
feature OF which VIII he the whole Of the intro
ductiOn aud first scene from Nagner's lthein-
gold, the hrst OF the four NleOelungen operas
number Of vocal arr lists take part N IT. inter
pretation, among them MIR. Kemmtrtz, MISS
Henne, and Mime. Bredclli.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
A GAS LIGHT COMBINATION.
TRYING 70 MAKE An EXTR1 $780,
600 or or THE CRY.
Companies that Last Ncnr Charged S23 n
Lamp Now Demanding sac umcinIs " no
uythnttIis CaoI DENIM nd must be Resisted


Lamp Now Demanding sac Omcinls VINO
say TINT this Cooi DENIM nd uust be Resisted
The bids for furnishing the street lamps
with gas that were opened by tn" gas commits
sion on Monday are discovered TO be largely In
excess of tn prices now obtained for the same
service. The two old companies, the New York
and the Manhattan, are receiving s23 for each
lamp. They bid at $3j. The New York Mutual
Gas Light Company. which Is ia a position to
compete with the old companies, also raises its
price from t25 70 to s36.
There are Ave gas companies, and four Of them
have each district tn 1t they supply with gas.
The New York comp my covers the city below
Grand street; the Manhattan above Grand street
to 1hirty-fourth street: the Metropolitan sup
plies the district between Thirty fourth and
Seventy-nlnth street, aud above Seventy-nlnth
street tine H.rlem company furnishes the sup
ply. The new COMPANY, the New York Mutual,
has Its mains scattered here and there from the
Battery to Sixty-nfth street. 10 to the year
1865 the old-estabhshed companies charged the
city s25 for each lamp. Then their prices in
creased to $53, and so remained throughout
the ring Government. and until Comm ssiOner
Van Mort in 1862 reduced the rate to less than
$40 lamp. since that time the charges have
been follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

Accord.ng TO Shakespe re To be honest, ms
this word gues, IL 70 Doe man plcNcd uut II ten
thousand" honesty Ii, may bclit the
clalus made N behalf Of u T. Babbnts lolet soap,
that " the absolutely highest possibility toilet
soap Maze Of the purest ana best elements, aud
cecdngly agreeable TO the sense, A nils all require
ments, not only Tor DaDies, but for those that beset
theu.-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14
N.IRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AL'fNSAr-rHrs nay.
SuI lises.. 4, -uu se.s....... ,j Moon rises. 81
mon VA i-N-TIus nay.
SANDY HOOK. a. aOy. Island. 81 zen cato -
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3uslllsa .lolNts.

Negiected Couch. Cold. or sore Tbront,
wnica m.sAt be checked hy snule rem civ, nNo
BRCWN's BRONCHIAL T6OCuE5. IA allowed ~ pro
gre. may terminate seriOugly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

ThOsr suffering with Cunahs or Cold. will
md rcicf by usinC Porter. rals,n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

rAR XXX A ElLs% F Fi d i" Srlf''' color
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-14

II YOU have not eaten Libby, NcNeill 4 IAbby's
Cooked COrOed Beef, Wy it.-AaV.
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