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Auburn IN. W Advertiser: A boy
named Frank Hanann, VINO had been
injured in "a sawAmill here, and had
teen, as we might say, almost skinned
alive, was supplied with a new skin
by taking pieces from the arms OF
eight or nine other boys. In the accl'
dent very large wound was maze IN
his back, the surface being one mass OF
red, quivering flesh, though healthy in
appearance. The wound, OF course,
WIS very sensitive, and the operation
must have been quite painful to nm.
Drs. Picot and Maynard and an assist.
ant performed the operation. Arouno
the bed were gathered ak or eight
Irish boys, from eight To fifteen years
of age, from whose arms had been
taken, or WAS to be taken, the skin
needed to replace that which was lost.
As each was called on by the
doctor, he came forward, and
barring his arm, small piece
Of skin was sklllfuliy cut cut
with the lancet and gently placed upon
the raw flesh. About thirty pieces III
all were 50 put on. Several OF the noys
gave up more tnan one piece, and Boil
ger Pic0t, the doctors son, contributed
eight pieces. a younger brother OF
Haniiin's gave nearly as many. WINE
the operation WAS going on the ooys
jOked among themselves on helping TO
make up Haniiin, and bantered each
other on the number OF times they hau
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st. Louis be-Democrat: a gay
was set, and the Drummer and Whlte
Shield returned to their camp 10 ten
their warriors to get ready. Az moon
OF one of the warmest days, a horrloie
pounding and screeching was hesru
in the distance, aud going out we sa"
beolam advancing; one huhareu in
diaus painted red, yellow, piue anu
green, Ornamented with feathers ana
strings of small bells, were advancing,
beating tomtOm, screechlhg WIN on
their might, and STOPPING over, uanc,
ed from one foot to the other Arrived
in front of the house, they stopped ana
walked on the parade, ranged theln
selves in a semi-circle, put thelr Di"'ih
cts under them aud waited iol
the musicians to begin 1ne
six or eight members VI
their band, wrapped in gray DIankets'
were huddled around "A bass drun'
each armed with u substantial uruip-
stick, and Is they began their pouilu'
ing the dancers set up "A strange GlIo
rus of shrill, chipping cries, ana ln ,',l,
't%i AlhE W TIE
back and forth, around and through III
a confused mass, themselves stiIl sing :.
ing, their bells rafting aud Iea.heIs
moving The step consisted 10 rslsln ASH !
one foot straight up, and then chan y
ing positions, carrying it on to me en 'n
Two pauses are made to give cna'l I've
for breaking, and they began Win re- g
doubled vigOr. a feathered arrow WE !,
stuck in the ground, and arcunu !, -
they clrcled and hoped more lhauiS
than ever, and at the seconu in'er
Jude, White Shield, n magnihcent sas "
age, over six feet in height, ploa s,,
shoudered and muscular as Hercui I
leF, stepped to the center ana ieia'su
some of his own glorious deeds. ~
his speech advanced his hearers gIun ~,
eel their appreciation, and Wnen ~
had finished relating the desu uc'lo,
Of his enemy in the open nelu' sn e.
plaUsivc "IIOw % came from the ie'
eoryphers.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

Il gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural distract anu
great grazing grounds OF the West
,ts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmane
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carr
leave st, Louis daily via the NJ, X. q i. h'y
AT A. m; Hannibal ut ~ a. M, and Sedalia
at 1913 d. IN, running through To Dsnls0n +,
sherman, Dallas, tlearne, Austin ana Hous-
ton without change Connection y also made
mt Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. ST. ut Denlson for ~. Louis, hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city ana all
points North and East; with the Texas y Pa
cine at sherman for 81 Louis, Cairo, Mems
phis. and all points East and Southeast, and
~ Houston with the a., Ia. A y. A for San
Antonio, the a., IL. & IL. for Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shlI Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool " Texas steamship
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which it passes, with its cooling sea oreexei
pleasant scenery of broad praiIies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields oil cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render ~ especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers AID
shippers I'm preference 10 others,
ST, Louis Express Raves Galveston daily
Except Saturday at 2:2O p. M houston a.
b.9D D. M :, Hearne as 40 p.m., Dallas I;SS q.
m, and Denfson at ll:4o a. m.
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
b. the
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u,d,ug n Live Buiiaio-A Thrilling In-
oldenI.

Henrietta journal; We learn from
ur Jones, who came in from the but.
@io range Yesterday, the particulars OF
~" adventure which came very near
'"dnr fatally. 1t seems that one Of
Ms boys having shot down u buffalo,
"m,nposrd that he was dead aud went
nn ' ~ examine him more closely, How
oa.r he soon found out that mistakes
,,c AS liable to happen on the range as
ol.eyhele, for on getting near him tho
savage monster sprang up, and before
be ostonshed hunter could realize
wbat WAS going on, he was spinning up
wards in perpendicular direction about
twenty feet. Ills astonished cons
rodes uttered Il cry oGhorror at the ter
rible sight, and were momentarily
Too pamly2ed to fire u shot; eXr
noctiur to see the unfortunate man
immpied to death beneath the sharp
6ools of the enraged animal But
as the tickle goddess would have it,
he descended in saiety and by for
milous concentration Of uncontrolla,
me- circumstances, landed astraddle the
hinge hump, which, being covered with
IoGg wool, afforded an excellent hold
TO his clutching digits, and quickly did
he avail himself of it; for, holding on
with yicelike grip, he resisted every
epdcayor of the animal to shake him
off, The other hunters dared not fire
for fear OF wounding their companion
and could only watch the conflict at II
distance At last the beast succumbed
to the wound he had first received, and
as the mighty frame tottered, and quiy>
erng in the throes of death, fell heavily
forward the hunter leaped off in safety
and reoined his party.
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commercial.

g., n,,v.Ss september 2l.-Flour lelr
INV n,arket 'hrm. Superine 81 ,2'
" " a. Ooai gj; xxx % 5OSo 90 IOin uu AZ
elite tOe. yellow 7Oc. Oat' huoo o,,i. sec.
Mi ,,rices liEht mixed $50 o. Loui, -
luli tSl,i rae Coffee, demand Ihlt, liia, ~
49,, aiJ6es. ordinary TO prlme l'1a9-i,a,e,'
~ Jnii. iobbing, common 70 soCV A.,
,,,,s,, 1slsc lair TO fully fair o@S4t' I'M =
nhnice st4gSi4c; yellow einil " - .nd
Molasses, nothing DOING hi'e'
dull. a, pt,,,Y ouiet
and firm. Wheat iS@o
oNSight-Flour shade stronger WltnO n,, S d..
-, decided change in price, ialI eA p,,,,o,,,
mAnd, the market CLOSING III 1n tTextfn
~. % az M good 10 choice y JOS %, ~ ~,
so-..;,iar ieyerish and unsettieu, "a - ~
III 'sa.,t,.1 winter red. Western corn ~ Nv
W S,noderaie business AT decline AZ ..,th
Him mixed and yellow "SSsn,,aa steady.
NJ decided chanpe at 4sc. Oohee
Ou' u ',1.,.,, ssntenber 2l.-FlOur arm
Li,hanged. Wheat, southern, his sis
anu an. western spot ana near us.,' 81
-, nd higher; futures easy ~ y, si IN.
SUI - nriine 81 4O8l 80 hhDei y Item
.Hss,ern steamer 81 y pa 10. 80 N III.
winter red spot 81 'lzs, Noyember 81 s..
bidi .' Co., scarce and firn; western y ule.
III steady: southern white "S'V'' ''''O
6i94c. q, Islonr IL nm
81 unchanged: XX fall, % ~ 49, -, -
8 ~, Sg ali H. 81 81; No. 10 q e. corn 9isRe e
ES mixed NE i4se,S Sai 4, h iss 6lS 90 B
| Rye nrm ou. s,,,,,g sample lots Of choice Y,
duil snuw ise5nsln aud Mime, ota sY Ann
i wRssy steady 4 - e. PC S q gns nSa
ljobDngat u. ..,i NO r, tlnd lots Ofiefing;elsal
B5is si Isdl At ic Bacon dgll ana V sde
IsihOS tbs sc; clear ribs $685. ei'"'
s5tas1dc- r,rhanged.
hog;-T sI5 ,Iem-nJ. -ie-dy for o o,,oDin,
CtIu n,,d Texsns. No demand iof sniPP'D'
hides and wool. -,
GALVESTON, sepiem1sSssr s Ate lie; dam
lie; light saiteo l9si isc. get sailed as the
sgs AZ, a. nA ssisertsd ioc butcher green '110'
Wool-Nothing doing.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, September 2i.-Gold 81 O3@
81 VI, silver Wlsc9Sl OO13, exchange New
York sight h@l2 premium. New Orleans
sight par ana "A premium.
NEW YORK, September2l. Stocks weak
Money per cent. Gold 81 O3A Exchange
long 81 S}L.; short "a 81, Government bonds
weak. State bonds steady,
f!nl1 pponp1 II ONt.
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unmnarntlre COTTON stntement.

New YORK, Sept 2l.--Net receipts at all
UI,itrd States ports during the week, 2l26l
bales: net receipts at oil United states ports
tor The same week Last year, Oo,02Oi lolal 40
date, Il, Isl; total receipts 10 SANS daIe iitS.
wear 1929; exports for tne week, 900
tx yOrts tDr the same week last year. IA,oEoi
totaI rxports TO this date, lG,S93; toja, eN-
nnrLs 10 same date last year, db,2l' StOch
~ alI limited states ports, lU7,l93; same time
inst wear, l5l, 403; stock TALL Interior towns
S9lS: same time last year, ll,O9ii SIOUX ~
Liverpool, 10000; same tllne ltsI SeHi 'io'
90. Stock OF American cotton huoal lol
Great Britain, 5000; same tllhe last year,
22,VOO bales.
I,vERPooL, september 2l.-Noon.-Cotton
steady ,,,,s,.v FhIuAY.
Middling Uplands,.., 6l4d icI
WtddIng Orleans. .,,.. i-l0d tioi
sales, 1900 bales; speculation una export
,irtures sellers at l-l6d decline. bOiandS
Low mtddltng clause, september ana Octo'
nsr drliyery, 4 7-S2d; October anu November
Ia. November and December b4ui Decelli,
ns, and January 9-329OAd; January anu
February ga. on ro,. sracuIation "A 600:
v'n.t 1000: stock 10000; American 4oo'uVv
t,iLnnrts n 90: American S,VOOi actudl expo
Hnot gGU(W American 1900 SAFES Auhe'l'
can 1900 OhIeH. J., ,. ,,,iddiino CLAUSE
Ian d, III. Uplands low mludllns o," ''I9',
ri, l,lv p. ana March delivery BAd; new crop
irhinnsd January and February by SAL ,-iCu
NidhIing Orleans low middilng CLAUSE snip
ni Id 'NSnvsmber aud December by san C5sd,
psSS .s6 ID y. m.-Uplands low mlddilhg o'aus Sy
new crop shipped Decom Der ana January ~
St ~. ~ - ,n.--The market for yarns anu lan,
,,t o,'U ~ Manchester is firm, with an upWMu
eEno1tgioncsales American 1850 bales. Up, up,
lands low middling clause nSw ND g'd. sup
ned October and NONe .li oS' I'm Az s''' '>'N
$50 p. m.-Futures c!ossu ni"' co,
49, o.tRAss, September 2l.--Night-Cot-
NEW Ohi''I ,air safes 400 bales. Receipts
ton' Ssi' bales; gross Exports river o.
s' Ws EU' sales Zoo receipts net 209gi gross
lSSs: exports, to New YORK Si-o' r'''' "
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MInLA ANn rnIrnIrn

lllpEs-pry hint, Ism. aud upward, lac,
dp ilnL Is Ms aud upward, damaged, i0e
dry mint, klps and calf 49, dy SAT-, "a n,
ana upward, llod green butchers, $50,
SHEEP PELlN- Each, owing 10 wool, goa
2aed white wool, long, Gle; white wool nan
CUP lggEc6 black wool, l6r.
huFf ALu-Bulls, ipa cows, Bo.
pALLOW-lu barrels, SIC.
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Ian, immigration "a North caro-
WV" lima.


p,lel,h, North Carolla, dispatch
la,,smuer 9th says' A lively in-
OF 1''i. e.l here 10 the coming RO.
lrI,, C,Iboliu immigration from Phil,
man oSia Boston aud other polots,
gl',p'o'rny mrs purchn cd thirty thou
oao o,re, Of land in Henderson couu-
,'p ,Gs mauntan region, where the
" ,sdth aud the people honest ana
sln " AGENTS are looking for more
u,,i The Catholic colonies VIII be
huw"sluesin the western section Catho,
9 nov are few aud scattered there, and
w. Eua, y" and schools a. d factories viii
Srnn"a,rscted where they have never been
te on before. Henderson county Ia
'g'" forty miles from South Carolina,
So oJ "ohoul seventy from the Tennessee
, ~" The labor Of the whites who
l .,igrate here will be appreciated, The
ee"' pSd population in the western
ooo u'II II not one third 80 large as In
me cotton region
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LlhE-Th0 hest quality IN barrels is worth
~ ~ DNlk VI 1Oi ordinary Dallas, qio PEI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is worth u n barrel
Lonlsvlllei best, lit 10 kept, $3.50 " barrel;
Dallas, " co.
PLASTER IL worth 50 30 u barrel.
Tue Hupply;Of the above mentioned arti.
les lHanple demand fair; market arm.
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FLOUR Far demand, which is met tregl,
~ INC following quotations OTupcont. ln
aackal u 90, sau laolntO 81 10, Emplre M M,
AAA % A Egglotl ug Magnolia la sscks'
n, .nau N uUi loddh KIM, ~ 1i, state
grnl,al ANN, q @i choice Family, tig5,
. bRAN-trum 40 tO hlc.
lulIfN AHNHt t...
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Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offiees and Agents have
been establiahing by this Company. where
Inflammation may be had concerning NOT
only the Ii. 4 T. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
e' f. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
AGENT. fI7 Broadwr y, N. y.
ban j. ID. ROBERTSON, Pass. lmmigra>
,,en AGENT. llS N. Third street, vt. Louie,MO.
"a Af,I,FE, NJrthw estern Pass. Agent, lol
clark street, Chieaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NO..
Burneyt House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
information may also be had a. the agen-
elee OF the NJ. X. a T. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St-Louis
GEM Pas. 4 Freight Al, Houston, Texa
" esnT sspi, Housson. rsrss. 'an2sin
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat s,Iiu ~.
ent for outside business, but there y ,i.r
funds for legitimate business anu oOHii
cial purposes. os
GOLD Buying, large pieces %; small V0'
Selling, large "a; small 70.
siLVER-Nominal. -,-.,
There Is but little gold OF silver IN M ,s,,t
EACH E-COmmerciali a pei
ulscl unit: bank. par.
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Eyening Rsnort-Vlnenc.nI.

NEW YORK, September 2l.-Moaey closed
at per cent, Sterling dull, steady AZ 81 SSl4,
sold q O5js. New 5s 81 uI1i Government
bonds quioU
NEW ORLEANS September 2l-Gold 81 Oh
GSl O}A. Sight "A premium. Sterling bank
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Great Through ROutb
AND
MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers tho Pest Routes, ON Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AocOmmoaa-
lions and Greater security than any otnel
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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GRAIN AND BBEADsTUFfs.

wHEAT-Receipts more liberal ~ luz ~
equal 10 the demand: No. 2ree W ~, .i SO,
choice 81 009l 10; medium s09" W.
grades oo9aOc.
OATS-zOc.
R1E-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-25c,
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SokN-IeXaa, IN sbucA, 5i@lOo.
Mlilrt slUsl2,
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DIR. WHITTIER,
ei7 ST. Charles stroet, St. Louie, Mo-

DIR. WHIT I e r
Ell Sc. Charles Street,
Treats all forms o. Vcneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who Jailed,
caIl or write; pamphlet or consultation Tree:
Can refer to the medical profession in AZ
parts Of The Country
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Cotton Statement

FOR the week ending September q, 1877,
Furnished THE HERALD by d. W. Barnett,
Reporter In this CITY for the National Cot,
ton Exchange.
AtnalF on Ia Aa.,t.utl..v 4. ,tt.
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GALVESTON, September 2l.-COtton-Net
receipts --; gross -; exports --. sales 22l
bales. STOCK 1883 bales. Market steady.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
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gALvesrox, september ; n;HIHi e; dam.
lie: IiTht saIteJ l5c; stsce SO ,ssi,sj As they
age nA sslsertsd ioc; butchers green '7so'
WOol-Nothing doing.
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Tour Freight
b. the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
JOSEPH DAVIS,

MURDERoCs SHOOTING At CEN
TERvlLLE.-About noon Of Wednes-
day, June 18th, one Nick Meyer. n
desperate, drunken rowdy, shot, and
1t is thought fatally wounded, one
Anthony Ausl, in the village of Cen
iterville, town Of Highland Iowa
county. The particulars of the af-
fair, as given in the Dodgeville
Chronicle, aye about as follows !:
Meyer was given to frequent and
excessive drinking, and when intox-
icated prone to quarrel with who
ever came in his way, and brutaIly
ll-treat his wife. TO escape his
blows and abuse she Was frequently
compelled to sake refuge at the
houses Of neighbors, and Auel's be-
ing the nearest house, she most fire.
quently fled there for protection
This her inhuman husband made a
pretext fos pretended jealousy and
special naalignity toward AueL. On
the day of the shooting, Never be-
ing in dyunken frenzy, and seeing
Auel passing his residence. hailed
his victim, causing him to stop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
NOTICE -o SCHOOL TEACHERS

Public examination OF applicants
for positions as subordinate teachers
III the Public Schools of this city.
will be held in the High school
building, commencing Wednesday,
july 18th, 1877, at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
sdnp. The character, evidence Of
success OF teachers, and the scholar
ship CT applicants, viii each have
due weight in determining candi-
dates. The two teachers Of the
Grammer Department will receive
increased pay the ensuing year.
By ORDER OF SCuooL BoApD.
Mineral Point. Jnne %, 1877.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

the company very generally took
part. The picnic dinners, served
by families and companies, were rich
in good things and paltaken of with
marked relish by everybody. The
refreshment stand was literally pat
ron,21d, and the supply of ice cream
and lemonade would have been ex-
hausted had it been much larger.
The receipts for refreshments ac-
amounted to s203.20. Expenses paid
Sll9, leaving SS429 profits to be
divided among the Sabbath Schools.
We are requested to say that if
there are any persons having un-
paid claims against the picnic, the
same should be presented to r. d.
Pulford for payment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

MILK "FoR THE MILLIoN."-HT
Shepard is prepared TO serve the.
people of Mineral Point with pure
fresh milk, at any hour desired, aud
IN quantities to suit an cos,u.ners.
Prfces as low as anybo,iy's, and milk
guaranteed to be FROM genuine cows.
10 per cent. discount on all advance
cash payments. 25-3wl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

SEWING MACHINES ONLY S25.--.
The combination is busted. Birely
d. Son have purchased for cash
the leading machines, and propose
to sell the same for So each. Mr..
Cartwright, who has sold the Rem
ington sewing machine for the three
years past, has charge of this de-
partment. Call at Davey's old stand.
and see for yourselves. 2jtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

McCoRMIcK's Self Binding Har-
vester is designed to become a gen.
eral favorite in the great harvest
fields Of the west. In cutting the
grain this machine is excelled by
none in the market, and with the
binding attachment is unrivalled.
The Machine was awarded first prem
ium at nearly every fair where exhibit
ed las. fall, and strongly commended
by farmers every where who saw it
work. The following is a sample of
endorsements given it everywhere
We, the committee appointed by the Aeri
cultural and Mechanical Society Of LAFAYETTE
county, Mo, at It's tenth annual fair hsid at
Lexington, fully endorse all the points of su.
periorlty claimed for the Harvester and Binder.
VIZ: The work Is perfect, binding The sheaf
better than by amy ctllcr way known to Ms,
III the most economical manner saving all the
gram. and cutting ten acres a day with the
labor OF one man, who does the driving. and
from two TO three horses. Its construction /,
OF the simplest kind, which rtiIder, it as dura-
bic as The well known McGamick- machines
have been heretofore, with less draft on the
horses, all things considered, than most othrr
reaping and moving rsachines We therefore
ieenmmcnd this machine (GonFbiacd llarvcsicy
and Bhdcrl To every farmer who raises graiqf
believing il 10 Gc the best 10 I've had, ans, the
most improved way Of harvesting grain.
Signed,
THOMAS b. CAMrBELL. Prest.
1oHs g. LANGp0N, Treas
j. ID. ROBINSON, Scc'y.
JOE lIvo<r Malshal.
J.. B. troRpoN,
FzR, You've, ComInittcs
Jo.YPU DAVIS !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
DEE a..

NlNOR-At Belmont, jane ed, Jennie A.,
oGiy daughter Of IT, &. and Nina Minor,
aged 8 years and months
Little Jennie was aa u3Gsual!y bright and
Interesting child, the pgiae of her parents, aui
In joy OF all who. came within the influence
oi her charming presence, The afflicted friends.
have many sympaihizers IN Mca-al poiai.
their former homc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

ECLECTIC MAGAZENE,-The July
Eclectic, beginning a new volume
is convenient number with which
to begin a new subscription. A fine
steel engraving, entitled "The burial
of the Bird" forms the fronti5piece,
and is alone worth the price OF that
number. The leading article is a
statesman-.ike essay by Goodwin
Smith, entitled "The Political Des-
tiny of Canada" and this is followed
by curious article on The Relig-
ion of the Great Pyramid" by Rich
ard A. Proctor, Then comes a SON
net on montenegro" hy Alfred
Tennyson, and brilliant historic
and descriptive sketch Of "Montene-
gro and the Montenegrius," by the
Right Hon. VIM, Z. Gladstone, and
other noteworthy articles. Published
by L. Z. Pelton, - Bond St, New
York. Terms. s. per wear: single
number, IS cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Mineral Point, Wis, July I'd, 1877.

TIE Dodgeyile Chronicle mildly
intimatcs that it favors the re-nom-
intion of Luddington for Governor ;
which, to those familiar with the
general conduct of that paper is an
Indication that Its editor is "almcst
persuaded" that the Governors
chance of success in the Convention
is pretty good. If there is any
marked improvement in these chan
ces the CAronicIe will be more posi-
tive in favoring him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
A CARDIFF the People of Mn.

~ VA eb'~L t'tC ctptc " -IHt-
cral Point and Vicinity:
Having been in practice here five years, it
seems appropriate TO make an announcement.
In consideration of the desire of many to get
artificial teeth and of the exceeding hard
times. | have concluded to insert full dent
uae, either upper or under, at tive following
prices, $40, sl5, $40, and %?j. Partial sets
in proportion The difference WIFI be in the
pains taken in arrangement and finish, with
the exception Of the chcrpist, in which a diff
crcnt grade of material will be used. ! guar
antce either Of them TO bc as good as can be
obtained anywhere for the same money.
And would furthcv state, if there are any
wearing plates of other make which do not
give satisfaction, will insert teeth for them
with the understanding thnt should | fail 10
secure fit there will be no charge. On all
work, with the exception of extraction, will
deduct 10 per cent. for cash.
Although contrary to the code Of ethics to
advertise. ! cannot consider it but proper that
the public should know what | can and am
willing to do. With many thapks Sr past
fayofs, | am Respectfully,
b. j. tOYKFNDtII.