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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

Theabove map will furnish the reader
. with Q very clear idea Of the disposidon
Of the Russian forces in Roumania and
Asia Minor. The headquarters Of the
Army of the Danube were originally 1t
Kischeney, which Is on the railroad line
leading from Odessa to Jassy, Capital
of the Province of NOldaviA, and about
midway between the Dniester and the
Pruth Rivers, but the base hes since
been established at Jassy. which II In
easy railroad communication with
Russia, and from which q railroad and
two or three good pnblic roads run down
to Gslatz, on the north bank Of the
; Danube. not far from its mouth. The
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07
A Po,p, on Which Ii. Doctor Agree.

A Point on Which the D0ctnfs Agree.
Physicians Who have tested Hostetter's
Ssomacn ni..ets concur no rsPfe sse y 20
70 the ordinary liquors Of commerce, not only
because II Is medicsted, but because II 10 inf
nitely pure. Its alcoholic basis is the finest
old rye, and this is tempered and rendered
medical BY the curative ingredients OF botanic
origin which It holds In solution. II has often
been initiated, but never rivalled, and IL to-
day the leading tonic, diuretic and aperient Of
America. Ialarial fevers are prevented and
remedied by Il, and it Is . thoroughly reliable
medicine In cases Of dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, rheumatism, govt, nervous
ness, urinary and uterine affections. 1t i'm
proves The appetite, increases the bodily
stamina, checks premature decay, and IS .
sustaining and comforting cordial for the aged
and infirm IL uneQuAlled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07
Z USE RENNEs PAIN-KuLIN0
AAGrG O1L!n.-

Rsnneis Pain Killing Magic Oil il e1.
cellent for Farmers and TeamsterS to
use ON cattle and horses for hurtA gals.
horse collie, lameness. kills lice on cat
tie or colts, cures distemper and 10
equally good for family use; when you
try It fairly you win thank "a for this
1dyioA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

READS SoRE THROAT AND CATARRH
POWDER, acts like magic and u one OF
the wonders of the aga 1t cures almost
any case of throat disease in Q single
day. Sent BY mail On receipt Of 80 cA.
". h. Read 11p Baltimore Sueot Bald-
more, Md; VaCSchaack, Stevenson &
Reid, Chicago, Agents.
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and ID the
"nest in America twenty-five cents
AID S10O Per bottle.
Z: - ~ g In VI z ' sc1 S e Sds1
ap . coed and curing Aoarse1ees pain n ~
S Sss::. s IN g Cd e 4. 'I ,csss:. s. - ~ :e.; isd
Among the many noted Institutions Of lean
ing IN this country for the now acknoWledged
necessity Of thorough business training, the
Bryant q stratton Business College. Deven.
po1t Iowa, stands - the MODEL SCHOOL Of
the Northwest unequaIled in patronage, q In
facilities for thorough tnsining In every de-
pato@t, nd . tAe leestuessible cost
.ssssS 3 ~ - -
:. ~ ;ss ssss,as IN ss.sreas -: & 1sss. Dys.
ensefy and othse BcSel sasceioc2 - - I,
-. & ssses ~. |: sTsc.s1S s ~ -
DUBUQUE DRIVING PARK.
The Dubuque Driving Palt Association hold
tAetr Spring Meeting, June 5, q, and ., q vhiea
1hey oder &A,100 in premiums, with entries x
c3ose Nay %. Dubuque, in racing ma&ten
etands - the Buffalo q he West b nc
has become wen Known aloysf TIE count[.
TIA tn nanAeU q TIL A0oclat3n N
ooparo daAlfng nm, md svsry nm On I'D
naek Wi have fsir dsa1 and wy dotlaf q
monsy won wM b promptly nA Rain q
shins, " advise those who endog pot Of tAs
ktnd 1 attsnd thesping Hseelles Duhaqus
taJms, - there wh, no doub9rhs tAs lafSes
: been seen IN the West
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

BY assault Sept 9Th failed AFTER .
bloody struggle. but the place nnail'
sufrendervi from famine ~ the end ~
November. Later on the plare re-
vertsd 20 Turkish p~nssnaaicn. and has
% remained for over twenty yeafsL
NATIONAL yKAST.
s~uperios vegetable dry bcp yeast, The s~sf
In the maykst sni ssrrsni~d Ask r0nf xrv
oer is 70, and tAhs bo other TS sale b, al
wholesale and r~iA.l xrocsra
NoVGR aAN Do9.
Dot ssss ,es are ssss tsss 0 dsss o, Ss'ss . irtss
Tea rrss . essss % ssssstsssl Wstts Q IA
lott. AsssA ~
PArxxrsrs sad tnvestu<s shoaia Rcd ts
sdvsrfis~nsnt 81 Edsoo Bra. tessAbi;aasd 10
l50A.) In Aeotkss column
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fRIUHPH.

Nexufe, m nR IUXUffA0Ce, me- cIOtne0 the
hfle and the dalee With herb and shrub, whose
occult natures merely require the earnest ap-
plication of the ecientt6c and inQuiring mind
TO reveal their curative properties, for IN the
vegetable world . kindly providence hae placed
any disease yet discovered are vegetable in
their nature, and while quinine has been &C
cepted - the only remedy for one class, the
extr.ct Of the Buchu plant 10 npidly taking
It's plsce - . sovereign remedy for other OF
those On which a4Rict humanity. The type oi
disease 70 which b iAIemedial h . Nod one,
be stated ingpnasl terms thsa ID diseases d
Tie urinary ogsnA whefher caused By climafe,
irvegulafity, q 06Lgeaersted, submit sx once
to-6e operation Of ~ power. Helmhold'a
BuEhufo o q snah complaints, u tie result 1
long reeeazsA, md b acknowiedged apertu
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

II rs sAD N NOSE wH6 KNOW FHAr Doc
LIT & BRd1HKk tie manufacturers Of the
Justly celebrated end ven known Yeast Pow.
der which bsas their name, have the largest
anAmost complete establi6hment Of the Kind
In lie vorid2TAe capacity Of their mammoth
mdnse quantaiy e I've Millions of pound en-
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mpnDnINp TO Druggists and
Storekeepers. The

undersigned having purchased all the
business connected with the manufac-
ture Of the Original Marmaluke Ltn.
'iHnsnt' and "6ongee Stock Posoders."
would solicit the orders Of the old pat
rons, and new ones, for these prepare
ti0ns, the same a heretofore sold BY +.
A. johnson; also for all of our great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address DR. S F. BAKER &
Son, Keokuk, Iowa
- HoReH. Would you have yoal
ea11se voFkf II %, several things Shoold b
gsrtes1y e6oeeve4. rod caN regufs1 Nd And
p0e fsn 20 give tAs0 UICLB AAHe CONDITION
YOVDIl recording % directions I'D you yin b
oolO by a 0Tu9GtG0.
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A WORD
FIJI One Of ne Best Fre Insurance cunpanys in Iowa.

All persons owning property are interested
IN insurance matters, and knowing that
farmers especially, are deairous Of securing
their property from the rsvage Of IRE, 1t Is
desirable that when . good reliable company
IL In existence, that the fact should Be made
known 70 the people. While there are large
numbers Of worthless fire insurance companies
In the land, there are, at the same time, q few
which have stood the most severe tests and
been proven worthy Of the most implicit con-
ndence. 1t 10 not often that We give editorial
notice 70 any firm, and when We do, our readers
may rest sssured that We mean what We say,
and speak only when We are sure OF what We
are saying. The Burlington Insurance Com
pany is now one Of the few 6re insurance com
panies whose reputation can be youched for.
This company was established in the year 1880,
and has earned . name and reputation second
to no company in the State. 1t has stood the
test Of panic times and heavy losses, and come
out With flying colors. II has always paid its
losses promptly and exactly - agreed upon.
The sworn statistics Of the company, and the
state insurance statistics show that the com.
pany has the largest rates of assets In pro
portion to its liabilities, and proportonally
the smallest number Of Losses Of snycompany
doing business in Iowa
Again, the Burlington Insurance Company
insures only DWELLING HOUSES AND FAIRY
P~RorKHrr-both comparatively safe risks
thus making the company in every way . de-
sirable one for farmers and h~ouseholders "a
insure in. We speak . good word for THU
company, because We know it, managers 70 b
honorable men, its Management good, and ii
statements reliable-Ir Madison Democrat
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

Elias Riley, Thornton, Ind, says: my
daughter, Ann Riley va confined 70 her room
most Of the time for four years; the best Of
our physicaans pronounced her dieoase con-
sumption and imcurable. She used three bot
Ties Of d.. Crooks Wine Of Tar, and n snttrely
cured her. We BnHvB II WAS DE Crooks
VINE OF TAR ALONE THAT SAVED HIN LRE
I vfn give full particulars Of the cure Of my
daughter to my one addressing me 1t horn
two miles northwest Of Thornton"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

WeTo1 TAT TH11I111 CSreH:-Evesyce -
q. z -: - ~ - 30
$500 - eo1o 0Deh val1obso eeleA rSOs4y
. WlofSS EX00cs c mr. a1A Va O1o1y
aAA i0nea 4 oo9100s 0Doli Of 01ek1oo 0Al1De40
result q s0eh eaFoae6o0ooo ~ - oXDo3v0
Doeooe0 I'm - ~. 49,
LniSeGs. e arikS s f8s VsfJ re- g o.
SO. Fo0ovoe t1e eoasat thseeby pHsoUct1e Z
Op00dy cure for AOaAA&aaA ope1An4 er1t0ol
EslSAs. 0ee. Pnes8 cents Q hsaaA - sysi
dr1egt0tA. -
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ns @ q I1s4 ~: TO- 10 p e Go
NJ . o0ad and curing Aoarse1ess, pain n III
Nfo00G SIDE or beek, sorepeoe q the 3eoA sn6
bones. stiffness Of the 1otnss. 1sDDe swslsd
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Bond lpo0- hAO
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S0-Dc~fCoonH
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wire. Costs ~
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The convenient form OF the Pat. Wood Boz
Stove Polish Paste and shoe Backing CON
mend IL af n glance.
, 1877-05-27
WANTED-mALE HE'LL.

MiSccIfancous-COnt
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO IS NOT AFRAID
w to work. and has from $500 $500 10 loan ern-
pl0ycr good security, Will be offered good stuntion
by addressing C ~, Tribune Office. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12
IN NCNosIAN.
MINERAL POINT LODGE, MOL, F.&A.M.

The committee to whom Was referred tn, au, .
of drawing up II testimonial as cxpress,v, of n.
sense of this Lodge respecting the death of our
late brother Moses Strong, would report as fol
lows:
considering the circumstances of his death In
the full blush and bloom of early manhood hi,
social importanc e, but most especially the crush
ing calamity of his early and sudden loss to hi,
vie ana children, HIS aged parents and sister
we cannot bnt feel how utterly powerlsss we are
10 give a just expression of our feelings concern
ing this matter That to his immediate relations
MS death Is overwhelming we know. Would We
could IN the least mitigate his loss to them, or Az
suage the pognancy of their grief
Brother Strong was made Mason on july
80, 1871, since which to the time of his death
August 18TH, of the present year, though ia
his official capacity as Assistant state Geoloyist
hiS presence was mostly required in the field OF
ms iabors, or when at home his proper work dc.
nnnded his constant care and attention: vet wns
ne sufficiently among rs 10 weave with th,,
events of our Lodges history rccoectio,is of hin,
that VIII lie cherished 10 the end OF our live,
That IN his death we have lost good and ,r1,
brother, one of whom we were indeed proud ou,,
whom We sincerely loved, is most true. kin,,
courteous unassuming, retiring, he was unknown
except To those most intimate with HIM and Ia
These his friendship was sacred. Among his ne.
qnaintahecs were none but friends. Envy or enmilN
was never entertained against him: II, ither co,ld
exist In the presence OF his unbouuded kindness
or I q light of his true greatness of heart HAY.
ing spent most OF his life IN selEdcnying and u
remitting study with the certainty before him nl
Nuch distinction as can be won only by the asNid
uous industry of great mind, so suddenly cut OF
we cannot but feel that his race was not run--his
life was not notaceomplishcd His achievements were
already great his future grand. and his ,nodestA
and true moral worth unequaled by either
To his wife ana children his parents and sister
though none but themselves can realize how sore,
is their alction, yet We tender them our sincere.
and heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That copy of the above Testimonial
be spread upon the Lodge records, aud that At
certified copy of the same bc presented to the i'm
/ mediate relations OF our deceased brother.
Resolved, that to the brothers of our sister
4 lodges who were present with us and assisted in
! paying the last tribute of respect To the memory
OF onr departed brother, we extend our thanks
Resolved that a copy hereof be published IN
each OF the city papers
By ORDER OF LopGg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12
MINERAL WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER y 1877

DESERVED COMPLIMENT. - The
Grand Lodge Of the State of Wis
consin did we'll to recognize the SER
vices of Phil. Allen in the cause of
temperance. by electing him to the
position of Grand Worthy Chief, at
its session last week. We under
stand Mr.. Allen will deputize Mr..
kanouse, who will discharge mainly
the duties of the position, ;ind leave
Phil. to serve the people of Mineral
Point as Postmaster as faithfully and
acceptably as hitherto.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

AN excursion party of four coach
es, under the auspices of the TEN
perance Reform club Of this city left
here on Monday evening for Darling
ton, where Col. RoweIl and "Jake,"
the great workers for the cause of
temperen ce, are busily engaged in
their efforts to reform that commu-
nifty. A very pleasant time was had
by all who attended, and the profits
were sufficient to compensate The
club for engaging in the enterprise
over $50 were cleared.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12
Local Intelligence.

.7r Business Notices in local columns,
,s,t,.l and in same type as local news, will
~, charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line
,.rh insertion. No business notice published
In ihi, department, first issue, for less than
q cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

THE Reform club had an open
meeting last evening The audience
was not as large as it would have
been if so many of the temperance
people hadn't felt 80 lawful tried"
after their midnight car-ride, Rev.
DR.. Benson addressed tho company
III happy manner, dwelling on the
need of total abstinence in order to
avoid offence and in order to have
moral community Mr.. Van Nor
man, of Platteville, made few time
ly remarks. Charlie Evans recitcd II
composition of Edgar A. Poe, "'rhe
Two Visions" All know how Char
lie recites. Dr. Field made short
eytemporaneou5 address eyhortinp.
all to leave off the hnrtful Indulgence
Of "spirils." After q few not, ces
were given out the meeting djourn-
ed with the benediction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

TIE Fall term of the public schools
commences next Monday, the 18th.
TIE Secretary of the S. W. Wis.
[. A. is busily engaged arranging
the award of premiums for publica-
ton, which our readers may expect
next week.
TONIGHT "Wednesday theReform
dub is called to meet in extra ses-
sion. The hour is s o'clock The
place, the lecture room of the NJ. f.
church, All members will please at
tend.
THE pomposity of some people
while engaged as gate swingers or
police for a fair is beyond description.
It should be born in mind by the
irritable one, however, that every
person has his day.
Sacramental services will be held
in the NJ. L Church Of this city. on
next Sunday. The Rev. p. S. Math-
er, Presiding Elder of the Mineral
Point District, viii preach on Sat-
urlay evening, and also on Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours Of service.
Tue editor being called to Madi-
son to supeiiutend the Republican
State Convention, there is little room
10 doubt that the action of that body
Yesterday was such as will prove
highly satisfactory to the people of
the State, and result in a glorious
Republican victory next Fall.
\ BOsCoBEL journalist claims for
his city more music to the square
inch than can be found in any other
Place of its size in the State. This
IS douted very much in Mineral
Point, where musicians are as com
mon as sheep around a country
school house in July month
THE NJ. p. r. X. evening regular
will he held over at Warren next
Thursday and Friday till $40 to
connect with the Central excursion
train, thus giving an opportunity TO
parties in this locality who are de-
>fons of attending the Illinois State
falr at Freeport, to 60 and return
iAe same day.
OUT of the seventy race horses
Mat were in this city last week con-
lending for the different purses at
'Ae fair, about one-t third were more
or less crippled. This is not a good
'ecommend for the track, and will
likely keep many from coming next
'Ime, unless it be put in better con-
o'ion.
TIE Brass Band serenaded Phil.
Alien last night, on account of his
having returned home safely after
'yceIvluE that load put on him by
~"e Urand Lodge Of q. rs. We are
'0'e Uat not one of the many who
+'' gathered there to hear the music
'"1 listen to his address of thanks,
went away without wishing that the
'''1 Iemplars might always have as
7''1 Grand Worthy Chief.
worthy Secretary of the coun-
I'if--to he held at Dodgeville, on
"' 10Th, 2Gta and 27th-has our
-''AS 'or complimentary. Every
aug That can be done to have this
'~44iIon excel all Others previous
As'' by the society Is promised !
'0e part Of the officers. The cell /.
'*.'i Nicdls Bros. Give in nun. |
y Ae7obats and Gymnasts, have !
.",'acted to be present, and give |
ambition each day, Should fine
'"'-er favor the occasion the Off
's VIII surely be rewarded for their |
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

New Platform Spring two-seated
buggy for sale cheap Enquire at
WIN n. Curry's Harness Shop os
Commerce II. LII
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

THE signers of the pledge in Dar-
iington numbers over LOCO, ard she
Reform Club has q membership OF
over ID Dr. Blair is Pr sident Of
the latter institution, and ID. B.Rose &
(the lawyers sonl is Secretary. a
great work has been done III the
place The secret Of the greater
measure Of success that resulted
there was in the cooperation OF prom
lneut business men, many Of which
lass Of men held back from giving
support to the movement here.
Plattevile may have to look to her
laurels if Darlington keeps the bali
moving in the right direction,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

OWING to unfavorable wind the
balloon ascension from the Fair
ground last Thursday was but par
TALLY successful, but on Friday the
ascension vas in all respects up to
expectations. Prof. II. Eastman
went up amid the shouts of the null
titude, to the height of 1900 feet,
with only trapeae bar for support,
on which he performed many daring
feats. From the starting point on
the Fair ground the great air ship
sailed off in a northwesterly direc.
ton for about half a mile, and then
descended with the intrepid Profess
or entirely unharmed, to the joy of
the thousands Of spectators. 1t was
voted by all present the best aro-
nautical display ever given in this
section of the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12
ted with artesian water: ::
PrAInIr pr CnIGN, Angnst B

PPAlRIE pu CHEN, August 81. 1871.
Ep. IRIBuNg :-Yon viii hear from inc tu
your advantage jnst soon "a The mineral
water Of the Artcsiar wei and TurkislI baths
accomplish n cure, which they have made n
good Start TO do Toe mealready 1t il wonder
tnl 10 witness the cures that the mineral water
and Turkish baths have accomplished ~ eases
OF rheumatism, dyspepsia. kidney complaint
and skin diseases. would not bclidve Il pos
slbe Ii ! had aot Witnessed it myself j.
beats the Duteh" how they will take tho
Who could not walk a step without crulchcs,
walk in less urn week, and they said they
felt like Eew creatures. Il l..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12

OuE old friend Tracy Lockman,
Of Wyoming, who has been i'll for
some time, writes rs follows from
Prairie du Ci;ien, where he is being
treated with artesian water:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12


IT seems that the editor OF the Mineral Point
TRlBu NE is greatly interested in political mat
tcrs in this county, and greatly distressed at
the doings of the Republican Central Commit
tee. If the TRIBUNE will look at the call for
its own County Convention it will see th.t the
delegates are to be chosen in the same manner
Wis by County instead Of 10y Assembly Dis
trict Conventions. The said editor Calls it
"Politician's Trick" to do SO here What, MR'
TRIBUNE, do you call it when You choose in
this manner in Iowa County :-R,chland Co.
Republican.
The necessity that the editor of
the Republican should attempt some
way to excuse his action as Chairman
of the Republican Committee of his
county, enables us to regard the mis-
representation above with more char
itv than we otherwise could.
For the discounted chairnan's in
formation perhaps it is incumbent
upon US to state that the difference
between the call made by him and
the call for convention in Iowa Coun-
ty was that under his call the del
egates were all to be chosen f,Om
tie county at iorge, without regard
to Assembly districts, while under
the call Of our County Committee
the delegates were to be elected,
zone from the County at large, and
.'two from each Assembly district
Further, it seems proper to state for
the information of the Chairman
aforesaid, that the call for Iowa Coun-
ty was in accordance with long
established custom. Further stilI'
the Convention convened under the
call did not this year nor IN a,'y yeur
Dyeyio,tS, act as such in selecting del
ecates for the Assembly districts
but, after choosing the delegates at
large DISSOLVED, and formed into As
sernbly district conventions, each Of
which conventions elected its As
sembIy district delegates, entirely
independent of the other. Had the
same course been marked out by the
Chairman of the Richland Co. Re-
n,bE.op Co,nmittep there would have /
been no complaint, and he would |
have avoided displaying his ssupld'sy, |
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-09-12
Of the S. ". Wis. Ind. Association

Time, 81 53, 57Jz, -, 81, 81.
No.S.-Trotting Race, for three minute horses
mile heo's--3 in 5. First horse 80, second
$50, third $50.
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