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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
Personals.

Barnum is lecturing in London =,
stead of finding Charley Ross.
Ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish and NJ,
Fish are summerlng III Newport
Canada is drifting into the IIn;,oa
States, says Professor Goodwin Smith
The overused voice of Mrs. Van Co.,
is injuring her evangelistic work in tbH
East.
Ouilie Wildermuth, a well-known o.,
thoress of Germany, has died at the oga
of 90.
July 9th at Genoa General Gram
laid the first stone for an American
church building there
Grace Greenwood and her daugh.
ter are en- route for Colorado. there +,
spend the hay-fever season.
President Potter, of Union COLLEGE
has been invited to deliver the intro.
ductory to the annual course ofsermons
at Cornell University
A statue Of Shakespeare, ten feet hiob
and modelled by Herr Won Muller, has
just been east at Munich for erection
in park at st. Louis Nc.
OF Talmage's statement that ne had
passed through 1900 miles of rot
the last two words are superiluous The
presence of Talmage constitutes a riot
ut common law.
The Rev c. II, Kimball, now Ban.
list clergyman at II fashionable suburb
nf I'h,,n,,, 1nrx.aI Al
being in Berdan's sharpshooters for two
years.
Leverricr the famous French astrono-
mer, Is no better being still confined to
his room, where, however, in despite of
his doctors prohibitions, he continue,
to occupy himself with astronomical
calculations.
A cable dispatch received here saws
that Ex-Governor Tilden and Mr.. Bige-
low LETT the steamer Scythia at Queens
town yesterday and went to Cork. They
will solourn in Ireland for some time
and proceed thence to Scotland. N. Y.
World, July 2S
1t is announced by cable that +. b
Washbulne, United States Minister to
France, is at Karlsbad and that he will
90 to Berlin the middle of August and
return to America about the middle of
September by the North German Lloyd,
steamer Neckar.
There died at Chicago last week Mr.
H. O. Stone, aged only sixty-six, but
pioneer of the city, having settled there
in 1880. In 1916 he shipped the first
cargo of wheat from Chicago eastward,
700 bushels in all, that was sold at Buffalo
for 20 cents bushcl.
Ex-Governor Fletcher, of Missouri,
who is looking for foreign mission,
has one qualification for the line of d.
plomacy. At an after-supper speech at
Missions reception he told the story OF
the bootblack who borrowed spit
from friend in the same profession,
Julia Ward Howe is writing London
letters to the Chicago Tribune. She
says she went to Il philharmonic con
cert at which-as the reader will notbc
surprised to lcarn-she heard an over
ture by Beethoven scarcely as well gwen
as she had heard it at a Boston SYM
phony concert.
There is charge against General
Scott for contingent expenses amounting
to 81 ,129, which has been on the books
of the Government since 1916, Inc
Secretary of War has just been advised
by the Auditor that it might do no harm
to cancel the item, seeing that the
General is dead and never was MORALLY
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.

FROM all over this country come cheer
ING reports of the abundance of crops
Of all kinds. With few exceptions all
kinds of crops are good in all the states.
On the other hand the latest and most
reliable information from England, Ire
land and the continent of Europe shows
light crops throughout. Surely there
must be revival Of all kinds Of bust
ness and better times soon in this coun-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

Il ALWAYS did love to gaze on 'nv
children in their sports said Potter q" a.
he pensively contemplated 4 crowd .
urchins; I'm carried back To; -.
Just then the base ball came over ~, IN
way and tried to get in his vest pocA.gh,
and doubled him up. When his ore ,.a.,
came back he shouted: You yoGn7
ragmufiins, you, if | catch YOU play M
ball on the street again I'll get In]
police after YOU And he MOI o.
away and forgot all about his youuliu
days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

THERE are only $1,000 QuakcrS in
England yet they are intent ON doing
missionary work as extensively rs pos
siblc. In the present year they will send
two missionaries to this country. and
one will 20 on an extensive tour through
Africa and Australia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

$1,000. against this amount. Calls ba,
been issued for the redemption Of a. a.
100000 of the go bonds of 1865 AMI
five millions of gold have been paid inv; inv
the treasury for redemption purpos .l,'
leaving S3l ,519,700 in bonds vet Il =
called ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

EVERY days reports from Europe IN
dictate more plainly that England will
not much longer remain a quiet spec
tator Of the struggle between Russia and
Turkey. Her preparations for war
clearly indicate her determination to
prevent the Russians from entering
Constantinople. Russia is fully aware
of this, as all her military movements
show it, The country need not be sur
priscd any day to learn that England
had taken up arms against Russia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

THE European war dispatches for the
past few days seem to be mainly deyo-
ted to showing the cruelty of each side
TO the prisoners and non-combatants Of
the other side All kilograms from Rus
sian sources are freighted with Turkish
barbarities and all kilograms from Turk
ish sources give equally horrible nc
courts of Russian barbaritics. Doubt
less both governments see that these dis
patches make the cases Us bad as posi-
bile for the effect Russia hoping, by re-
porting Turkish oltragcS, to prevent
interference 10y other powers, and Tur-
key hoping 10y reporting Russian outra-
gcs to secure the intervention of England
and Austria. In a war of the character
of that now going on between Russia
and Turkey, it is not strange that there
should bc much barbarism on both
sides, but it is certainly to be hoped that
the reports given to the world by the dis
patches from the field are exaggerated
If such is not the case the sooner other
powers interfere and stop the inhuman
slaughter the better
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

TIE Indian troubles, the Mexican
troubles and the railway strike troubles,
all combined, will, it is believed, induce
the administration to ask Congress to I'M
crease, rather than diminish the strength
of the regular army. 1t is argued that
such a wide territory and 1900, 600 Of
people should have an army two or
three times rs large Us the present
army, which consists of $4,000 men cX-
elusive of the strength Of the Navy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
THE NEW LOAN.

The total popular subscriptions to the
t per cent. loans is S6,3l9,7OO; total re-
ccivcd by syndicate, 100000; total
subscribed in London reported to date
is $4,000. 900: making a total of So
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

tabished in 1884 is obsolete, and no one can tell
what the proper ratio will be one month hence. 1t
is more likely to be / To 20 than l to 16 The new
silver dollar if must be coined, ought not, there
FORE according to the principles laid down by Alex
ander Hamilton, to weigh 412l2 grains standard
silver (371l4 grains pure, but something more, and
how much more no one can tell.
1t seems to Inc plain, therefore,
a. That there is no occasion to cherish sent-
mental reverence for the so-called "Dollar of oui
Fathers" 1t was not the first dollar established
by the United States, nor has it ever held a very
important place in our currency.
o. That Alexander Hamilton fixed its weight at
371l4 grains of pure silver for reasons which no
longer exist, but for reasons which should make 1t
weigh more were it now to be remonetized.
(3.) That Mr. Hamilton believed that the legal
unit of money ought to be made to correspond wlth
the actual unit. while those who propose to re-
monetze the old silver dollar desire 10 make
violent and revolutionary change i'll the unit OF
money in this country.
al That the ratio of one TO fifteen selected In
1893. and one to sixteen in 1884 because these
were supposed to be a close approximation to the
market ratios of the value Of silver to gold at those
respective dates; now we are asked to adopt one 10
sixteen, not because it is the present ratio nor De-
cause it has been adopted by any other country on
the globe, but because Congress in leglslatlng on
this subject forty years ago and under entirely d-
fercnt circumstances selected that ratio.
NV conclusion is that the old silver dollar was in
no sense sacred CON- that the prejudice i'll its favor
is unreasonable and that if silver is to be remon-
etized there is no reason why just 371A grains of
pure silver should he put into dollar, ana great
many reasons why 1t should be made heavier.
z. l. W.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
The INDIAN WAR.
THE INDIANS DEMORALlZEI

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-A dispatch from
Portland Oregon, says: Captain J. c. Ainsworth has
received the following private disratch from Captain
Babbt dated Fort Lapwai July II, via Waila-Walla,
the l9th
Since the rough handling which Joseph and White
Bird received from Gen Howard the seems virtually
ended. The Indians we're badly whipped and thoroughly
deuofaiIed by the heavy stroke they received ana
are said to he divided ID opinion aud quarrelinS
among themselves Small parties constantly Dreakng
away IRON the man band aud coming IN ana surrender
Ing themselves 10 Gen Howard. From the best nfcrma
ton il is certain that the Indians have i st heavily.
ordered here with Col Weeks for the puipOse
Of equrping Il column 10 be eirpoyed merely
for observation in the Spokane country Governor
Chadwick dispatch to-day 10 the President. ask
ing him TO suspend the order recently issued to Major
Conuoyer InGian Agent 10 gather the Indians into the
Umatiila reserVat on. The lIdanS who peacefII.
declare that they will fight if the order is carried into
effect
Late last night the following dispatch received
at the military headquarters here;
"CAuP T. NJ MILLER Ksmiah. f. T., July G. C. P. NJ
A majority OF the hostile indians have fled b. the LOO
Fork trail eastward the buffalo country. Thirtytvc
men women and children have voluntarily surrendered
themselves G-n. Howard il in pursuit IL directs this
information be sent 10 Gen. Sherman and the posts
east Of the Bitter Root MOuatainS.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
THE WAR PRACTICALLY ENDED.
OFFICIAL REPORT PROM GIN. MOD Nv

OFFICIAL REPORT PROM bFN Md WILL
wAsnrxGTOs. July 2O.-rhe following dispatch from
.f.,or General Mcdowell. commanding the Military D
,iot, of regard TO tine Indian troubles In
Idaho was received ut the War Department this morning
SAN Francisco, July 19, 1877.
tn Ad{utant General, Washington, ID. q
The following just been received from my Adede
camp. dated Iewlsoq July r. ," 81 iSft &c Gsr Howard
NV with the Generals terms o. unconditional surrender
and an investigation Of his case by "A Military
Court Seventeen warriors, incuing REQ Heart,
and delivered themselves up lhcy report tnat many
others viii follow their example tuat Joseph was forced
Inv White Bird and other chiefs 10 accompany him 1at
want aud demo alization among the lac hosties are
very great, and thai their desunatcn Is the buffalo
country east Of the Bitter Rock Mountains The cav
airy and volunteers are III vigorous pursuit rms war ls
practically ended. apparently Leaving two companies at
kamal 10 await TIE arrival OF Green with his five
cnmpauies who Is charged with the AFFAIRS this vi
cInjty GEN Howard intends, rs indicated in his dis
match OF the l3tb, TO Immediately cOlec. hs remaining
i"Toes mere and proceed HelGate and settle Indian
hostee seek 10 restore helr fortunes III at country
fSiQncd) KELLER, Aidc-de-Camp.
please nave the foregoing communicated the Posts
tsgned) Mcdowell.
Uell-Gate is branch OF the Bitter Root River. Iii
south of and not far removed from the Fathead udlan
Reservation.
The following telegram was received by the Adjutant
General, L. 3. A, this morning:
BIsMARcK. u. T., July 20.
To Ad5,4tnnt General Y. S. A.:
Passed sherman aud party forty miles this side OF
,signed, EDWARD MAGUIRE. Lieut.. Engineer Corps.
In view OF the from Gov. Chadwick OF Wash
ingOn Territory. requesting suspension OF the order for
renovug Indians to the Unatilla reservation the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs has teiegrhed 10 Inspector
Watkins that Iie order was no fully understood here,
aud ~ act the matter his Judgment, seemed best
for interest Of the Government and for preventing
the Indian troubles from being extended. The Comms
siOner also teleg aled request 70 Gov Cadwlck That
be would give his the subject fully to the In
s.eCLOI.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
4 VIFE-M URDERER HANGED.
pFTKR II. PgYwELL EXECUTED AT ELMIRA.

III.
ELMIRA, n. Y, July 20.-Peter ii. Penwell'
tbe wifenurdrrer executed IN this city ths morh
ing ut 1888 o'clock. 49,
The crime r which he suffered was committed harcn
10 1877 at Erin Center, in this county Peh"eh' DC
levng that his wife had unfahul TO him, killed
ber with All axe, and In brutal manner, aiter
which the murderer attempted to commit SUI
eide by cutting his throat. He was tried tne
latter mart OF May, aud sentenced on the
Oh of June Within the past day or two an effort
has been made to have Gov. Robinson, who Is herc inter
fere hut without avail. The arrangements ior the exc
cution were completed this morning The Rev H. Horr'
r Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has been ZEN
wells spiritual adviser, and tins morning fenweh was
baptised protesting his repentance
Al 1I:25 the condemned man was taken from MIS- CELL
and accompauied by Sheriff Beers and Mr. Horr, went
toward the scod which had been erected IN the jail
ward lie was unmoved. and regarded the preparation
as an indifferent spectator would have done Two OF
three hundred oitizeus were present briei prayer
was offered by Mr.. Horr. Penwcll thanked the
Sheriff aud his family their kindness to him. ana bade
the bystanders take warning by him. lie was bound the
cap was drawn over his head and at ll35 sheh Beers
cut the rope which held the weight OF 800 pouhds' ahu
the criminal sprang into the air and settled back HIS
neck WAS instantly broken. In thirteen minutes MS
heart ceased to beat and in twenttnree minutes ne was
pronouuced dead. and taken down. Having no Henus'
his body will be buried by the County. .. .
Col G. L. Smith. with detachment or the lloth ba,-
TALON formed military guard during the execution
s ia the second execution in this county the first hay-
ING place in 1867 being that oi Gardner sOldel
or the muider by poisoning of conrade In the Ddr
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
a MURDEROUS HUSBANDS DEED.
LEADING HIS WIFE INTO NEw-JgRsEY WOODS AND
CUTTING HER THROAT.

LEADING HIS WIFE INTO NEw-JgRSEY WOODS AND
CUTTING HER THROAT.
Franz and Annie KOher, German couple
who came from Bremen to this country nine months
ago. were looking for employment in NewJersey last
week On Tuesday evening they took the $50 tram
from Hew-YOrk, where they had been living
at No 122 Aen-st., for few days, and went
into the woods near Union Village. in Somerset County.
The husband then seized his wife by the throat and
catching up stone her heavily the head stun
ming her Immediately. She did regain
ness until early the next morning Then she that
was covered with blood. Her throat had been cut
nearly from ear to She aud staggered short
distance through field OF grain on the farm OF Henry
Burnett where n workman her plight and took her to
Mr. Burnets house about 5l5 "A. Dr. Gillette was al
once summoned and dressed her wounds. He
found that her windppe had been cut three
quarters through evidently by dull pcnkAIe.
She wac in critical condition yesterday when TRIB
UNE reporter saw her. ard DR.. Gillette had hope OF
her recovery. .
The murderous husband had robbed his victim when
he beeved her be- dead lie had taken all her cloth
nc except her chemise and pettic'at and shoes and
st0ckin1s all OF which drenchcd III blood Her
gold earrings, two gold rings. satchel and little
ey Oh her person were nj gone.
The unfortunate woman " 80 years OF age. She has
evidently pfepussess ng in appearance before she
dshgurod by her wounds. She - Of medium higH
somewhat slender, and finely formed she grOanet
heavily at times sbe leaned on her cot Yesterday
Wheu questioned by the reporter SHE replied M vh.spe
that she had ALWAYS lived happily with her husband
should inure her. There evidently Intention OI
her part tO conceal the truth.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
BRITISH WAR PREPARATIONS.

LONDON, saturday, july II, IoII.
A disnatch from COnstautnOplc announces that
the three troop-ships Malabar, Crocodile and Eu-
pirates, are taking in stores and viii, without
much effort, be ready by Wednesday. 1t is stated
that the Scraps and Jumnar Will be ready by the
Sth Of August.
Rear-Admiral Commerell has taken command OF
the armor-cad steamer Agincourt previous to leav-
ing for the Mediterranean with squadron for a
particular service.
In reference to the foregoing, The Daily 7ee-
adpk's Paris correspondent says: "A report is cur
rent among well-informed diplomatists here. that
the English Government is determined to occupy
Gallipoli, on the Dardanees, 100 miles from Con
stantinople Troops for this purpose are to be i'm
mediately dispatchcd.'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

for Mr.. Vanderbilt Seven years ago Mr. Vanderbilt
brought suit in the Vermont Courts 10 orecOse the
mortgage and Park defended the ground that Van
derblt had agreed to take bonds to the amount oi
the mortgage in the New-York, Boston ana Mon-
treal Railroad. Mr.. Vanderbilt aherward s"eo
Park in the United States Courts on his guar
antee of this mortgage. Thes" suits have oeen @ set,
teJ nv an arrangement satisfactory 10 the paItS anu
to-day decree was taken before Judge Dnnlon noie
closing the mortgage in favor Of the Union trust Con
many expiring on the lst day of August, ana ine s
against Park In United states Courts WAS u'scoh
IIIn1
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS INDICTED.

ERIE, Penn, July 20.-indictments were
found by the Grand jury OF the United stats Court efc
today aesinst the firm VI |. 4 J. Dunlap, Govern
ment contraetors OF this city Geo. Is Felt Government
Inspector j. W. Domsnick OF Buffalo, CLERK IN the En-
one4rs Otce ana A. Bartholomew, for defraudng the
GoyerpneDt the improvements OF The Erie harb0r.
Tue amount tie frauds vuiouSy estimated s from
SIOO 600 10 900 900 James Dunlap, senior member Of
the nrm h said 70 be iguorsn OF the fraud Col Blunt
of BuaAo tbe OcaI Thder WHOM We M proyeIaens
M ueogFsss. h no implicated
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
p Q ST S G. r iP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BULGARIAN OPERATION;
THE RUSSIANS MOVING ACTIvELY-suIsTIIA AND
wIDDIN To BE INVESTED.

THE RUSSIANS MOVING ACTIYELY-SIIISTRIA AND
wIDDIN To BE INVESTED.
LONDON Saturday, July 81, 1877,
A telegram from Vienna says the Russian left wing
is marching from the Dobrudja-one division against
Silistria, another anainst BazardJik. The Russian
Army of Rustchuk has advanced the vanguard of
the Twelfth Corps to RadkOy, south of Rustchuk
and of the Thirteenth TO Jardinktz, South of
Rascrad. The Eleventh Corps starts from Slstova
for Tirnova. The Turks have only $4,000 to 10000
men between Rustohuk and Shumla. The Ninth
Army Corps has started from Nlkopohs to beslege
Widdin.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has invited all the for
eign military attaches personally to inspect the
places which have been named rs the scene of Rus
ctau atrOcitipS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
OVARIAN T UM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY n. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

I HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMoR IN THE oVA-
RIrS AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
ARBOK Dec. u, 1875.
DR RADwAY. That IN bo benente-, make this
statement:
Ihave had Tumor in the oyare and bowels for
years tired the best ply OF TINS lace aud obes
without beneat 1t growing at such rADty ia
could live muc longer friend Of mne induced
tn. Remedies had not much fsith IN tnein
but huaiy after much deiDeration tf1ei them 49,,
of the Kesolyent two D0res OF thc
Pills bottles ~ the Relic nsed tho "thOut any
apparent benefit. determined 10 perseyere used I've
esolvent. OF the Relief AZ TWO boxes
Of Pills hcy had lost twenty-five pounds
continued 20 medicine until tlst
entirely medicine about nve months and
dur ny host 10 ty-hve pounds Ia all COX tnree
dozen bottles Relief and ak boxes
the Pills. -, , ...., -.
feel perfectly well my heart full Of gratitude to
God for help my deep affection To you sir, and your
wonderful medicine feel deeply Indebted aud my aver Is
that it he much Il blessing TO others ns nas been
TO M. f3irned) Mrs n. C. BIBBSs
Mrs Bbbns who the above certificate IA person
whom requested you to send medicine IN June 1879 Ine
stated bought OF me- with tue exception
sent 10 her by yon may say that Ter statement
4, correct without qualification. tSigned) /. y LERCH
Druggist and Chemist, AnD ArOOr, Mich.
This NAV certify thai Mrs BOOns who makes the above
certificate bsen for well known to MS,
-ud the scts undoubtedly and und naOy
.orrect Any Mrs BiDbIus VIII believe her
statement (Sigued) BENZ. ID. COCKER MARY u. POND
MAaY COCKER. T.. Is. POND
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RADWAY'S r. R.
REMEDIES.


DIR RADwAY had Ovarian Tumor IN the oysItes
ana bOwes doctors said there n help for II
recommended. but nothing heipe
your IsesJlyen, aud thought wodli lry IL my
ad no ith ia IT, | had suffered Tor IWE
bottles Of the ResOvent one box 1 lSad
ways pills, q used tw0 bottles Of your READY RELIEF
and here sgn Of elt, and lee
BETTER. SMARTER, and happier than have for twelve
ears The the left side OF the bowels
sycr groin. his you for the benen % others
You publish II # you choose HANNAH r. hSAPPP
DR. RADWAT-KIND been your KeSoiV
en Regulating Pills using the Ready Relief about
one the abdomen, winch the not
en ent physicians OF our Medical College pronounced In
curabo. - -,..,--- -.
They were Ike knots When was sttlngln a
char hey hung aim and ght Two
hundred and .eveuy-nye pounls when commenced wit
yOur rsnieses hundred and t-n poduis nl
hev are not all Soae twenty -four bottles
Isesoy,nt, KeIef t1entyfour boxes OF PIls
get tie medicines from g. Ursnviu
Please a nd me your book false and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
THE GREEK RACE EXCITED.

LONDON saturday, July 21, 1877.
The Athens correspondent of The Daily Ae,cs tele-
graphs "a follows: Ii will be difficult TO restrain
the Cretans and Thessaians any longer. The
prestige of Turkey is completely DESTROYED by
her failure to guard the Danube and Bal
kans. The misfortune Is. that Greece rs not
ready In two months more Greece would have
been prepared to assert her claIms but now some
great risks must he run TO avoid the danger OF
trouble at home"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
T. hos inst been udicially determined that

1t has just been judicially determined that
there IL No law orDddng To address another upon
a pnst.l card. "au unmitigatrd and unpiinciuI q
man The decision is of very little practical Vauc,
as pstacArd will not the author OF the
turkish war bu ,tins Il Phiadelphia Times.
An Irishman who had been sick a long time
DAY met BY the parish priest when tne f09"hs
oonversa ion took pace "Wc, Patrick, am glad you
have recovered We're you not afraid TO meet YOU
God I" "Oh, 10, your riverencr! lt was mectih tue
other party that was afearn NV !" replied Pat
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
TDR yAsDERBuT-PARK SUITS SETTLED.

RUTLAND, Vt, July 2O.-When Trenor W.
Park built the Lebanon Springs R,rosd he borrowed
SSOOOOO OF Commodore Vanderbilt, and secured the
loan by mortgage Of the Western vermoM Railroad
70 the Union Trust Oompany, which held tho bonds
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

When leaving home for the Summer, the
pruaent proN themselves With DR IAfNEs CAssNAll'I y
NsAw In ord properly ami cnectualy all az acHs o
Cramp BiarIn-a. Dyscntarg. Cholera MorDus, %c-coH
wear
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

LUSDBORG's CALIFoRSIA WATER, for the
toilet suG delightfully."- fragrant AMI r,lreshng am
in tne .ick rom Perfectly Heahful ul"-Analyss
OF IA srs kuhlma F.ls ANA de Wide the eminent ffenc
and he gan Chemists.