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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09
ESTIC.

few days ago a siN-ycar-old daughter Of
MIR. Wilson Burgc, Of Mason City, Iowa,
during the absence at a neighbours of her
mother, threw quantity OF kerosene oil
into the stove, with the usual tcfriblercsult,
she being terribly and fatally burned
News was received al Fort Laramie on the
10Th nit, that Crazy Bun, with thirty lodges,
was on the way to the Red Cloud Agency,
having deserted Sitting Bulls camp, being
tired of the war and anxious TO make a
realty.
A report was published in the Chicago
aud st, Louis papers NJ The Goth ult that
Gen. Crooks command had met with ter
riblc disaster IN dght with the Indians.
The report proved unfouudcd
The Indian version of the Custer fight
agrees IN its main features with the accounts
from other sources. II was announced ON
the 5jst alt. that all the cavalry ON duty in
Southern Kansas, Texas and Il e Indian Ter,
ritory had been ordered 10 join Gen Terry
or Gen. Crook
\ small party of men ieom the Black Hius
arrived at Omaha ON the S'st ult. and are
reported ta have brought with them $500, .
oooju gold dust, one Of them, it is said, had
$500.
The public debit statement for July, pub
lishrd on tllr l>t, shows The following. Coin
bonds cut, anJmg SI6o6 .6St ,45o, total debt,
AIS, m, cash I'm Treasury, Sos. 249.-
uSi Debt less cash in the Treasury 2.U9S,
@l ,Sll, decrease during July, Sl,lS>,0SS
The President, on ,hc lst, issued his pro
clamatiou announcing The admission Of
Colorado as S,atAo the Union.
During Ju,v The Philadelphia mint tojutd
Isl 1850 pieces Of gold, valued at st>S,ooo,
silver, number Of pieces, l,l54,1oo; value.
$S5S. 500; base metal, number VI pieces, ;SA,-
600; value, Sl5150, total number Of pieces,
,9,S. $50, total value, ss5<,|>0
What Us pronounced 10 be A splendid
statue OF Washington Arrived at PhilSGel-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09
EX-S0lieitor Wilson'S Evidence.

BLrFoRp WILSON, ex-Solicitor OF the
United States Treasury, was before the
House Committee on the 81. Louis
whisky trials, on the 21th Glt, and
gave in detail his knowledge in re-
gard TO the late whisky prosecutions in the
West, and particularly In regard 10
the connection OF Babcock with them
Wilson said that there was no lack Of CO.
operation Oh the part of the President in the
whisky eases generally, until Babcotk he
came involved, when GOODNESS between the
White House and the Treasury Department
arose. He also testified that, in q lonyersa-
lion with Gen. Horace Porter, soon after the
discovery that the "eylph' telegram was in
Ba5cock's handwriting, Porter gave an ev-
PLANTATION OF the dispatch 70 the effect that
10 related 10 movements Of certain parties
going 20 =. Louis on bridge business. aud
said that the signature arose from The fact
" there being certain woman who had
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09

phia on the LIST, from Lcghorn. Italy, having
high, cut from one block OF marble. and
will be put on . pedestal eighteen feet high,
near the Main Building on the Exposition
grounds.
An official dispatch was received at Omaha
on the lst from Camp Brown. Wyoming Ter
ritory, which says Indian scouts had brought
intelligence that the hostile Indians were
moving southeast, and at last accounts were
at the head Of the Little Powder River. 1t
was thought they were making for the agen-
cics.
On the LIST, row-boat on Bawbeese Lake,
east of Coldwater, Mich, overturned when
about 300 yards from shore, and Of the sew
entcen men, women and children therein,
nine were drowned. The yictiNs resided at
Coldwater, and left in the morning to attend
picnic on the shores of the lake.
The Secretary of the Treasury has in
structed the various sub Treasury Offices
throughout the country to pay out silver coin
in exchange for legal-tende notes, and in
ordinary Disbursements of the Govern
msnL
The verdict of the Coroner's jury in the
case of the victims Of the Hamburg Is. ca
troubles, charges the crime Of murder upon
Gen. NJ. {. Butler, Col. A. 2. Butler, Pierce
Butler and the Rev. J. Meeling, aud
iftythrec other citizens Of Aiken and
Edgefeld Counties, and also upon thirty cit
liens of Georgia. Warrants for the arrest of
all the parties implicated by the verdict were
put In the hands of the Sheriff Of Aiken Coun-
ty on the LIST, and would be served at once,
and it was said Gov. Chamberlain would i'm
medately issue a requisiton upon the Gov
crnor OF Georgia for the surrender Of the thir-
ty citizens of that State
Cot,rell e Babcock, of New York, manu-
facturers Of printing presses, have failed,
with liabilities of over s250,000.
Two men, named Bruce Younger and Hobbs
Cary, were arrested in Missouri on the Sd ,
under suspicion of having been connected
with the recent express train robbery on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09

IT Is said that Il recent examination
of the records Of the War Department
showed that the actual number of men
on duty in the army is 26,979. of which
1880 are on duty in the Territories;
3,7lS in Texas, and 1884 in the other
Southern States. Gen. Terry had in
the field ,l23 men, and Crook 1,790,
OF which probably fully 1900 are to-
day fit for active service. -Four thou
sand two hundred and sixteen men
are on duty at West Point and other
points north, and the remainder of the
army is doing garrison duty at forts in
the Northern States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09

-Over-hedted horses. Ii corrcSp0n-
dent viii, 10 one pint of water and
one ounce of chloride of ammonia,
add an ounce Of sweet spirits OF inter.
one drachm tiucture OF aconite, and
give a tablespoonful of the mixture
every one OF two hours, TO a horse that
has been over-hoated, be will Bnd 1t n
proper remedy, Ii should he kept on
hand during the heated seasons when
animals are liable - suffer from the
heat Western Farm J9tHuGl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-09

TIE fact is stated by the Paris cor
respondent of Si2iiman's Journal that
Nj. Audrey, who has been so success
full i'll his process of electro plating
with copper the cast-iron monumental
fountains in the Place de la Concorde,
makes his new copper paint from the
porous copper deposited by the galyan-
ic battery, mixed with varnish. The
solvent of the varnish thus employed
is the light and refined PETROLEUM
what is commonly known as benzine.
The copper used in the operation is
very pure and is easily pulyerized;
then it is mixed with the benzine var
nish, and applied either to iron, brass,
plaster, or wood. When mixed with
oils, this copper acquires green, an
tique hue.
The New York herald., 1876-09-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

oPtN PAY ASp SIelp roF sEcEfToS OF
AMusENhNrs-lsr rAcn-5,h and 9th cola
AsrRoLoGY-2p fAcx-sd col.
BILLiAkDsI2p =, pacs-sd col
BoHiS AND LopdISG wANTED4sD ' PAcs"sd @ COL
HhAh EsrArE isr FOX fs ssE-sD rAer-l
BusISSEsss orPoRruxIrIEs-9rn PAGE
!ry ETSiYEss I NoyIcES7s,s s; s,, r,gre.h II col
oIRRk MEN ans sa coils
CLoTHlNG-ap PAck--sd col
s ass;s and ssh coils
DENTIsTRY-7rH PAGr-6th col
bwEHHiNS mSusEs ast,'r 70 LET e. FURNISHED AND uS
EunorkaS frsr4a' rssa4.A coils
sxe3RsNs5s sxe3RsioSslaS fa'f.s r.esnss sn ss COL
FiNANCiAi.-orn PAGs.
FURNfsHED Rooms AID APARTMENTS TO LET-aD
r,,y rscknlst and 2d eols -.
hkIs MaSIKp-EE8 hs@7rn so r.esash col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-isr rAcr-2d. Sd and 4th
HOUSES, Kooas. &c. wANrED-2D PAGr-2d col.
IksrnucTynyEylsr snrtSy ra raGF.a.h sSI co,
EosT r AND So ForND"isr rael~ist COL
MACH!NEKY.g PAcE,5,h col.
IaSSHy $Sp rass-4.s
NV sySlG4dqSGn Hssss s' P.e.-es co.,
PkRSOEAL-lsr PAGR-lst col.
PIAEOFORTES. ORGANS. &C.-1sr PAcE-4th col
POLITICAL-isr PAcK-Ih col
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-lsr PAGE-6th col.
PROPOSALS-2D PAGK-6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PRoPEsTv our 0f THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAcR-ist col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE--1st col,
REAL ESTATE WANfED-2D pACE--1st col.
REMOVALS-7TH PAGE-6th col
kEWARDS-isT PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-Srm PAGE-6th COL
SITUATIONS MANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGK-1st, "a
Sd, 4th aud 9TH coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7T PAGE-5th col
SPECIAL NOTiCES--lsr fAGE-lst and I'd coils
EPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAcR-2d col.
STORAGE-.irH PAGE-jth col
SUMMER RESORrS-2p PAGR-3d col
THE TRADES-7TH PAcx--6th col.
THE TURF-Isr PACED col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAox-1st COL
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-2D PAcE-5th col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PACED col.
WANTED TO PuRCffAsE-2p PAGr-6th col.
WATCHES. JEHELKY &C.-.rH PAGK-5th col.
sTClIESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--2D PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. GC.-10rH PACx-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-09-11
POST OFEICk NOIICA.

/ The foreign mails Tor the week ending saturday. Sep
tembcr III. u ut this Office on Tuesday ut
a N Tor iuropc per steamship Nsvnda. via pucensto~n;
on wednesday at 10 A. NJ, for Europe, steamship
Abys>iuiA via oucenstown Thursday. At III 10 NJ.
or Europe per steamship Geiir via Plymouth Cherbcurg
ana .nburg: saturday. at II I'D M for tsersunny.
sweden. Denmark and Norway per steamship Noss. vs
southampton and Brcmen: az ~ N. for Europe per steam
,bip snia Queenstown.
land Germany aud France 10 bs by this
must specially addressed. .nd IL ~ Tor Scotland
direct per steamship California, via Glasgow and r.
a. France direct. per steamship rance. via hHvrs.
The mails for tho West Indies, via Havana will leave
New iorN september ~
The mails China &C.. will leave San Francisco Octo'
Der !.
The for Australia &C. will leave San Francisco W
tober IL 7. L. JANIS, rsstnAsAas-
The New York herald., 1876-09-11

sACRIfICE--BAN PONY BUILT HORSE. ALSO
hanoher Horse sound and Kind; suit any business
Hester iced store.
A BEAUTIFUL TOR SIDE BAR WAGON WITH
N improved springs: nearly now: les, than
hair value. lJi West a5th ST.. near broadway.
A 10 BUSINESS WAGONS, $50 To $3.50 FOR TX
~ press gruces. butchers, bakers milk advs
depot delivery Wagons. 22o spring II.
4 ROAM HORSE, l5h II ,NDs. EIGHT YEARS OLD:
N sonnd ana lnd. trot IN sos hnndsone ton
pvay Phneton aud Harness. picst bargiin. West
-oX ACCOUNT NY HUSBANDS DEATH TIIKEE
"A .iony but Horses suit Grocer iurmer any busino s.
80 West sd, near sullivan.
The New York herald., 1876-09-11

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I.265 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES Or PAPERS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
EXPOSE AND PUNISH THEM.

A dispatch from Washington init
mates that three prominent Democrats,
namely, George II. Pendleton, Thomas
A. Hendricks and Samuel j. Randall,
are guilty of corruption. The rumor
is not confirmed, and 1t may be I'M
founded. Hendricks and Pendleton
have occupied no public position in
Washington for years. At the time,
one represented Ohio, aud the other
Indiana, in Congress, the Democrats
were hopelessly in the minority. both
in the Senate and House. This fact
clearly indicates that the Democratic
party was not and cannot be held
responsible for corruption in legislation
at that time. 1t is possible that the
Democrats named may have been con-
taminated by the Credit Mobilisr
plague which infected both Houses, or
with some other equally putrid disease
which ragged at the National Capital.
In any event, we sincerely hope that
if they have been guilty they will be
exposed and punished. Corruption is
rife through tbs land. 1t pervades
every department of the Government.
1t has spread from the fountain head
at Washington through the ramifica-
tons of marshalships, revenue col
lectors ect. ect. to the uttermost parts
of the Union, and it would be surpris-
ing indeed if no Democrat at Washing
ton was stricken with the fell disease.
There is no proof published against
Hendricks, Pendleton and Randall,
Possibly the rumor was circulated for
partisan purposes to prevent the tide
Of public indignation from overwhelm-
ing the Administration. Subsequent
events will satisfy the public on this
point, and the Democratic House should
assist by every means in its power to
bring out the whole facts of their guilt
or innocence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
BELKNAP'~ CASE.
or innocence,


In the language of the illustrious
and lamented Artsmas Ward, Belknap's
case is in - Statoo CO." Marsh, the
principal witness. mas followed the
patriotic example of Bill King, loyal
Congressman lrom minnesota, and ske-
duddled to Her Majssty's dominion
north of the lakes. Tue weather was
altogether too hot for him i'll the
United States. He couldn't endure its
high temperature at this season, and
he departed tor colder climate.
Grant ordered his prosecution tor ex-
posing Belknap, and to escape the
wrath vi the Chief Magistrate he lett
the country. To prevent the President
aud Department of Justice from pun.
ishing witnesses more severely than
criminals, bill tor the protection OF
the former has been introduced i'll tbs
House. The bill provides lnat persons
required to testify against their rot. 81
before Congress, or a committee there
OF, shall not thereafter be called to
answer criminally for what they may be
required to testify.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

Gold closed in New York yes
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

OF the 1900 teachers employed in
the Boston Public Schools, more than
oOo are women, and yet the less than
4oo men receive more money in sal
aries than the 800 women. In other
words, the women do more than two
thirds OF the work fos less than half
abe onsy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Strayed from Paradise Valley about
the 10Th of September, 1875, two bay
horses. abont five years old. the prop
erty of II. Dalrymp1e. branded on the
left thigh three bars lengthwise and
vented in same manner on left shoul-
der. Fifty dollars reward will be paid
on the delivery of the horses to N.
Levy A. Co Winnemueca New.
Wlnnenlucca, Feb. 16, 1876. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

DASRAEGhESs
Gold closed in New York yes
terday at l14ss.
Legal tenders buying at So. and
S8A selling.
Silver is quotable at 4s4@5H per
cent. discount.
The dividend of the San Francisco
Stock Board is $4,000.
An assessment of 30 cents per share
has been levied by the Coso Mining
Company. delinquent April 18th.
The North Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company have levied an as
sessmsnt of 20 cents per share, delin-
quent April 18th.
Ia the House of Commons yesterday
the declaration of an under secretary
that Minister Schenck was not re-
called at the request of the British
Government was greeted with loud
cheers,
A gang of counterfeiters have been
arrested at Terre Haute.
The trial of d. b Hallock, one of the
persons indicted for larceny of $470,-
900 from the Treasury in June last,
has begun in Washington. The trial
of w. II. Ottman, accused of the same
offsnss, will begin on the 10th.
The failure OF Eastman Colby, lumber
dealer of Brookport, New York, is an
nounced; liabilities, $500, 600; assets,
$3.50. O0s.
The Wine and Spirits Traders Asso-
citation appeared before the Ways and
Means Committee of the House yester-
day, advocating plan for reorganizing
the Internal Revenue Department, and
suggested several very reasonable
propositions.
Chas. ,Nordhoff, Chief of the Herald
Bureau, was before the Committee on
Expenditures in the War Department.
yesterday on the subject of the matter
of Bslknap's corruption, and the pro-
curement of a witness in that connee-
ton. .
Lieutenant. Governor Antoine and
several colored Republicans of Lous-
lana, have addressed card to Senator
Ferry, President pro tenn of the United
States Senate. protesting against his
action in excluding Senator Pinchback
from the floor Of the Senate. calling it
a heavy, unjust and painful reflection
on their race.
The Commanding General of the
Department of Texas has been ordered
to prevent any revolutionary move
ments from our side or violations of
neutrality, and to arrest and disarm
any troops from Mexico.
A terrific tornado visited the North
west yesterday from Quincy. Illinois,
to the northern part of Iowa. The town
of HazeIgreen, in Wisconsin, containing
about 1000 persons, was visited, and
some thirty buildings and many lives
destroyed.
1t is said in Washington that three
eminent Democrats, George II. Psndls-
ton, Thomas A. Hendricks and Samuel
]. Randall, have been discovered to be
guilty of corruption. and the facts will
soon be publicly known. Mad
In the United States Senate, yester-
day, the bill for the admission of New
Mexico, was again taken up, and dis
cussed at length. The bill was then
read three times. and passed-ayes, So;
noes, ID, after it was amended.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
T 81 e G r II p n | C .
By Atlantic and Pacific Line
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTArE.I
EASTERN DISPATCHES


Nkw YORK, March IL, 1876
Members of the Union League deny
that there is any break threatened be-
cause of the clubs neglect to take action
regarding the exposure Of official cor
ruption at Washington. The club is,
they say, composed of Republicans,
but not Grant men, and are opposed to
a third term.
At meeting of the club last nigh +,
o series of resolutions were adopted
regarding Belknaps case, which says
that the welfare of the Republican
party demands thorough iuvsstiga-
ton of the conduct and condition of
every branch of service, SO that all who
have abused their public trusts, may be
exposed and punished; the delegation
from the state to the National Conven-
ton. shall be unpledged and free to
choose from candidates for President;
that the candidate for President shall
be reformer, as well as a Republi.
can, and above suspicion of sympathy
with those that made the name of the
party reproach.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
+ 0 r L | G. n .

The Canadian Extradition Treaty.
OTTAWA, Ontario, March IL, 1876.
The report Of the Priyy Council Coun-
Gil Committee on the extradition treaty
with the United States was laid upon
the table yesterday. The committee
consider that the treaty shoald be
made to include more offenses. and
recommended its enlargement. Lord
Carnovan, however, considered that
there was little hope at present OF
concluding the new treaty, but | o
would not fail to press the matter upon
the United States Government, should
favorable opportunity occur. Neeo
tlations had been suspended in le74
owing to the United States Directing
to certain clauses in the English draft.
The treaty at present only allows extra
dition on the following otfsnses: Muir
der, piracy, arson. robbery, forgery al d
the utterance of forged paper.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

A GENIUS has discovered that the
word +" debt is composed of the
initials of Dun every body twice, ="
and that " credit - is formed of the
initial letters of " Call regularly every
day; III trust
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

Our exchanges enlighten US a little
on the new Secretary of War. His
name is Alfonso Taft, not Taft, as
stated in our dispatches last Thursday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

to give, the Coart ofAppeals an oppor'
tunity to hear his case. A. Oakley Hall
will appear before the Court i'll behalf
of Dolan.
An Excursion to Georgia.
CINCINNATI, March IL, 1875.
Delegates from the Chamber OF Com
MERGE and Board of Trade, representa-
tives of the City Government, and
number of private citizens and business
men, leave on an excursion to Georgia
to be gone ten days, by invitation OF
the Atlantic Board of Trade; thence to
visit the principal cities OF the State.
The subsidy Question.
Great interest is manifested on the
vote of 5000 900 for the Southern
Pacific Railroad. Hard words are be-
ing put in against the appropriation,
but most of the large property holders
favor it. and the scheme will doubt
less be cnrried by heavy majority.
The argument used is that ten mil
lions being already expended, that
must be a total loss, unless the APP
preparation is made.
Death From Drunkenness.
An inquest on the body OF Walter
Bradwell, a wealthy Kentuckian, who
died suddenly in IA house Of il-tame. re-
turned q verdict of death from continu-
GUS use of alcoholic liquors.
The International Regetta.
PHILADELPHIA. March IL, 1876.
Letters received here state that Cam.
bridge College will send crew to the
International Regetta, and Doublin
University will be represented i'll
single skull race, and Will probably send
four-oar crew.
A Government Contractor on his
Muscle.
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1876.
A difficulty occurred last night at
Wizards Hotel, between Nat Mckay ;,
prominent naval contractor, ana
Cathcart Taylor, of the Philadelphia
Times, growing out of several publ
cations in the Times, charging Nc
Kay with the robbery of public prop
erty in connection with the PhiIadel-
phia Navy Yard. Mckay seized and
twisted Taylor's nose, when the latter
struck Mckay in the mouth. They
then clinched, and but for the inter
ference of by-standsrs, Taylor would
have been terribly punished, as Mckay
is a powerful man, and Taylor the re-
verse. They were arrested aud gave
security for their appearance this
morning.
Found Guilty.
TRENTON, n j., March II, 1876.
In the case of the State of New Jersey
VS.. Soosy, DR., late State Treasurer, for
the emDeZzlement of $4,000 of the
States funds. the Jury brought in
verdict of guilty, with IA recommenda-
ton to mercy. The prisoner was re-
manded for sentence.
Plymouth Caurch.
BROOKLYN. March ii, 1876.
Nothing came up in Plymouth
Church last night concerning the great
scandal. Beecher made no reference
to it IN pray er-meetlng talk, and no
business meeting was held afterwards,
and the name Of Bowen was not men
toned loudly hnt there was some little
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11

AN Independent State ticket has been
nominated in Connecticut.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
Do1an Respitcd.

John Dolan. convicted of the murder
of James N. Noe, and sentenced to be
hanged on the Gath instant, has been re-
spitsd BY the Governor until April 14th,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-11
FuRE MILK

y OCULAR CUSTOMERS WILL BE
hsnpplieo xith milk at reduced prices at
the Winnemucca LARRY.
Milk by the gallon 35 cents; in less quanti-
ties l2h cents per quart
W. A. TRoUsDALE,
Prop ietor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19
SENSIBLE.

Dr. llolbrook is the author of Il mon.
ogram entitled "LiycrCouphiut" In if
he saws some very sensible things and
none more so than thclollowinct Good
living is said to cause dyspepsin; bui
the most healthy people / hny, owe,
known have been among those who live
wcll-who ate freely several times n doy
orihe most nutritious food Ey som, !,
is said that tobacco snum f., cola,
butter, and even bread cause tbjs cor,
plaint, but whoever will MAKE. ropi
RIGS ON this subicc. throuehont n, cr,,.
munity will find that thig is seldom
true. In fact dyspcp,jo pr,y,iJ. no..
cording to my cxporjcpce ol,,,,,h,,
the most among those who M, ,or,nl
Ms rccnrds what tbry cat onl l,i,l, ,,l
the labor they mt man ,hc st,moc,
but exec, dinnly careless hnw ru,c,
labor thpy NM on that mara l,li,,t, 40
con tho broin Such uoonlo onou,.,
cot noihrc lima I've III, ,5,;,,.rr A.
doctor or some ,rcotisn ON dy.ro,.;, ~.
l,,. n,,;.J,.. ,,..l.;., .,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-19

THERE was family reunion in Touc
lIautc, Ind, lately, Ten ago years the
rich father scorned the struggling young
lawyer who sued for his daughter
hand, and caused public scandal by
tearing her out of charitable dramatic
performance, in which the young fellow
was acting his lovc-mal>ing part too
well, An elopement and the disowu.
ing of the young wife were the result
Since, the father has lost his money aud
drums Tor the firm he once headed the
young lawyer is one of San Froncisco's
leading business men, and now all agree
to forgive and forget and the father
will spend his declining years in Cali
forniu,