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, 1877-12-07

irwin. sante Gentitmea'a toilet rets. ekates Of
rooi .aol.. nss,nz n .vrakns - for line cutlrf,.
wc wc.r especially interested In tho vscicty of
combination packct;kni'cs they exhibit. There
toohpici.. pencils. car-.,oons. adjustable wasr!l
k".Ss. button. hooks, slnys- hooks. Rsnlc1F. had-
a;s.. panshe'. .av. feanT ylewt :,a1 masni.J,n3
,"pp!ns y"u viii d. well e cai and o.a,ninc TILL
bio Anl reasonable IN ptIee.
THE MASON 4 nAALis 0nnAH COMPANY.
The Nn.on Il IiasnIin cabinet oTynn |. u house
thii ii ttanas coatce ediy =, ths htsi ii in.ttu.
h'ent< o: the Kind. IN the twenty Gvc Years. mora
0r ers. that these aIinfrloie orgnns savc bccn be-
b:cn made in tle'r construction. and, With taa
Iarys resources. trimmed akl. md rnsirtng snter-
ps Ts% .s1 M aa.o :on sn , a"
:nc art. Tit hs* re.atc IN tho cnsiat1t rcpats:
vnrioua toEors awarded ttrn, by The great wnrId's
fairs VI iie Eark trn years have enu1,attcaiJ II.
nrce'cd the oplnlou Of Ill good tns-* tta. 'hc.e
one. "t 1T Fil.t r. Inss1 ns,k s''e"'' 's'''''' INV ''
1''c low price. At whte! they may be bought. and
e s I'll s Sa 1 tse sar
Of all. We clip from, the sew fark thlsho raon'c
journal for Sqren,be. The following surg"rttrc c4-
moat all concerts anl other public performances In
Scw YorE where nnr fnatrumcnt of the class II
used. Lat week they were pefeua'ed At thc
aHnihes HIakc. 4 ftng1e trss. was sntiteaent. nnl
tIle Mn.on Iensltn was !einstatcd. the conductor
declaring It vastly hcttck"
PHfNTIs6-rNgssBs, ETC.
Ihe time app:oachS. when p.ueent PARENTS
~ sah s n9w Il o iS t. % os! Fa
NJ \ to. X. s"a * clst* :stcst AZ ds.,s'. IN
printing prettct tyrc ard Printing materials. as,l
mako HDHciaItY HNufbuF ufiufiDr kuElti{te.
Thcy have peeHsca Of a'l sizes and prices, esec'a
ahanted fnr The use nf tuys+ wllo asc alwnys do
leurn very rapidly, and IN d very abort time nru
earning their ow1, epr,n'n1' money, nnd. what II
e - "SH s:'ee 1a tsT
and hab:l4 ior themselves. No siit could he -
acceptable or profitable ~ . nico pFcs.. And Il
ese ~ ean b. ns e.a II
pos,ln97 .le family. rarents :hoJI eona!der iI1e
wilt be uaetui Al we'll u entertaining.
r. II. SARGENT 4 co.
arc fmportere. maHnfactaEcr, and dealers In
ana.a.S nsy .eee:d es .oe s ut .os a;e
ele.. ,reffumery. ivory, brusbea, and a11 9TH.
sa eets I'D 3 as :" rSos sa
10 se wants u clt,ay .gfit huyers Thcir store i
one Of the hanl*omest In the city !. beautifully
1t tne nert!lsa.t corner Of Essic. and Madison
tifccss. The selection OF most elegant and sp'
nro?rlase gtft fos !ady nt gen.ls.nai! could ht
noderate expense: Tho psoprictors will hr al
hotae," and ca'Ilaliy invite Ill In nucd Ut hand,
some aad stylish 9ooos =, to call cas!!'
Casnroc i eon announce that tl,ey have eatab-
llshea house Ia Chicago wtiesn they ure pfepafst
t. ~ orders for s''o!sS Imported "nes 6randio'
eases t"clso quarts Or t~eIty-foar pint bottles,
etc.
Their faeil!tica for importing wines. ETC.. ascun
fufndAkrk hY h0ukh The f'utfH NtHteA Thn
, 1877-12-07

f,oy, Young, OF Ohio, Unmercifu1-
~ Dcsicged by Applicants
for Pardon.
A Witness Against Illicit Dis
tillers Assassinated in
Missouri.

THE ST. LOUIS cusroM-noUsE


THE ST. LOUIS cuSTOd-11oUsE.
xorrda' Di*p"te' n TIE cnte"go Tribune:
81. LOUIS, Dec. B.-Thc trial uf Michael Lyd-
Am for fraud. In the construction Of tlc new
.. "a" nuia .frf,sc was ntoceccd viii, tn
g. ~. ~. T,.t,.',, u.st.. ,,,.t.,,t f.o,,.t ,,,
daT IN 1ne u'tteu ota'cs n4'''..t e.uft' a.'"
testimony clicttcd going to chow that the gross-
at fraud had been rcrpetratef on tho Govern
n,ent. ilc The epccIcatlops call for solid stone
T., avf,cn., yb,t ,rnr, .,,cro c,v,ttc. T., thn
"as III e'."e"so tias .1s 49, ~. '. -, NV
piers IRON hlx lhc'leH ~ t"o 4ce. "'uc' 1hcso
be1nK flied, whcnAmall, With liquid ccmont. and
vbcn largo with spall and cement. O1,c Of the
..nc,t, on.o.tied tn examine tho picrs tcs,,1r1
!, IN ,,,,,,a,v ,.t,,, ,,i,nr. oxont,s1
nto'io"b' ".pA"T ,,.u WI" o.',eso ' =, eAn"'"'o"
the piers this uofntuF+ t1gc llad tscvtt tapped.
I examined all. marked tho first No. !, and
fo,nd It eolid. No. waa tlIlctt partly. No. 0
~. ti1tcd Win eunll, nn,l otherwise defective,
W. w. ~. I ,,o,, ,ro. .,rtn ~ ecncnt i'm ,n.es
Hiti aud throo feet long. wanted To- tcc what
Was 6ei'id tug cement, hut th2sc IN Charge
wnnd not allow II. No. 10 thssc icet
WijE mil sever 3cnt ny E1X ifet
, 1877-12-07
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.

6pectA Nsb6teh5 10 Jh< Chfctnh 7Tfbuhk.
FOND pu LAC, Wis, Dec. g.-Tl,ts community
ind tie State ut large was fcarluliy surprised
aod terribly shocked about a week ago ut tho
tcport OF tho arrcat Of the Hon. Dana c. Lamb
Of this city, State Railroad Commissioner, fur
alleged larceny. His friends did not wavcr for
N Instant In tho!r confidence that the chafgp
M ,nfamously false. md subsequent events
fully Justify their faith In bis Integrity. lnme~
GlAtcly nfter his arrest md fc1caso on bail Mr.
Lamb caused the arrest Of Reed, the prosecuting
Eitncas asa!u,t him. for willfal perjury: Ag
The casc asaInst himself, aud tho
matter, ca1ne before tho Circuit Court to-t'ay.
II wns Immediately disposed OF By tho plaintiff
Withdrawing the complaint, a.ll tie District
Attorney declaring to tho Court that there
-, ~ nothing r. thu faets to ust'fy ths filing q
Lamb u thoroughly vindieatcd. though q great
injury has been Put upon him by tho etrculatlon
Of tho report Of Its Grrcst, ullaec0tlpascl as 1t
was with any Of tho fasss. Ilo will prosecute
h!s complaint against Heed for perjury, and will
which be is abuudant'y Justified in doing.
, 1877-12-07

NHw YonK, Dec. G.-Ainos Slnnott, alias
Amos Wink, and Daniel D. Chamberlain have
been arreascd, charged with offering Is collateral
for loan OF $500 four forged bonds Of $1,000
Northern DIyiston. When offered for tho lonti,
tho bords wcro represented ~ stolen III kansas.
anil Wick and Chamberlain said they Ind
4tN, O0D worth Of tho sans sort to work oil at .
s1nall prrtuntauc,
, 1877-12-07
4 sQUEALEIs AssAss1NATED.

- R1Re709 ITabalcN 10 11E [s91fH1o 3F.6QHEs
II. louIs, Ucc. a-Dunug the receIt trials
q number OF llllGit dlsl[llcra frou Southwcst-
esn Missouri before the United states District
court In this c,t5, man named N. q. Corkham
appeared ~ . Witness tor tho Government,
KlSEo9 testimony upon which several conytc-
Aps were secured When Corkham returned
aons he expressed fear tEa& he
xou!4 Ae eaAa4s!a<seA tor tbs part
g g played In bringing tho offenders to iusitce.
te-tay tAitcl HtateA Marshal Lettingwell re-
selfed the news fsom Doulphan County that
!estefdAJ. willie CorklauI " " ruling aluug the
s, soad, near hls. Aou5e, he was shot BY txo
~ 11aoathed men, wAuae names are not Known.
pae u tho balls struck Corkbaua in tho fore-
blu. ~'"' "~"3&
, 1877-12-07

ELIZABETH, N. J., Dec. G.-stss. John Riley.
vito Of prominent citizen i'll tho outskirts Of
tho city, who las frequently brutally beaten an
orphan EIgl IN her employ, thts afternoon IN Il
Il: Of rage poured Q patful Of seattling water
over tho glri from tln effects Of which she will
tfobabJy de
, 1877-12-07

a BLACK HILLS rtiAGEDY. =,
DBApwoop, Dec. G.-Thts evening about
o'clock Samuel Curlcy shot an.l killed his wife
and then shot anu killed himself with the same
pistol, Jealousy was the cause.
, 1877-12-07

INCONSISTENCIES ARnESTED,
NASHVILLE, Tcun., Dec. G.-Tho Ecscnuo Of
fcers hare re,urned from, breaking up two Il.
ltclt dtstiilcr1es In hason County, anA capturing
two listtl!crs. Ono Of them. Ruak, is saI,l 10 be
tue lcn4lcr Of tho wild-nt concerns In tho
M01ptalps,
, 1877-12-07

horacs to tho amount Of 500, and lands wnrtl.
El9NN. which arc fhurtragetl tn tie anloHnt III
$l,Hx,. This property will amply secure tic
county from MI 'oss, and n1ro his t'ontialnen,
who nrc among the n,nst snl!u mel Of the
county.
, 1877-12-07
NEW ORLEANS RACES,

Nsw ORLxAas, Dec, a-Tho Loulstans Jockey
Club RACES, second DAY, iu tho frat raee, Orleans
stakes, for 5-ytarolds. ea3 entrance, slU
added, two milca. Ella Rowcll won by two
lengths, Gen. Philip socoud. Typhoou third,
beating Llttle sls' Aunt gst.y, Vermont, Belle
a.;*; bls uS"n ,ia sha md fs ths te.ck Is
raulp sold q $40, Braaaa'snte "a a1t ga, Aunt
be..ay ~ Typho.9n sls; ths b., acla sl.,, g.
Ella RoHcll paid ta7a
In the second race, club purse ot $3.50. 100
xestls, oae mi!*, & tnsommotc .t w. soa b tSae
Oily uammou. Thhs, Ism. in ths pool on
tho track kilburn aola at ~, and tle hcl1 at W.
Tfe third race, club purse of S5o1, all ages,
tuo-utla heats resulted:
It latun...............: :.....'.....'..s... I
lea k1n ss0AAs
7tu4-3:4D, 4:0o}t.
The pool on ths track stood: 8t. Martin. Ito;
the field, IT,
Weather clear and cold; track vesJ heavy,
At1,1u PSnrs} III nj
, 1877-12-07


DANy1LLE, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-Tlle murderer, J.
H. Cantncr, who shot and killed William Fcl-
dermau at tho Graut saloon lust night. IN &c.
count Of which Was telcgruphcd to THE Taln-
uxk, was brought before Judge Hartford today
aud committed Without ball to await ttiai at
the February term Of tho Circuit Court. Tho
evidence to-day WAS about tho same % that
giEcn before tho Coroncs's Jury. and shows that
Cantnes committed this muruer without tho
slightest proYoeation. lilo las bcel rccognizrd
hero as a party who, some years s!nec, sllot
I gentleman In Wabasn, Ind, cutting oil
! portion Of ILLS car, for which o(fcnse
he served term In tho Northern Indiana Peoi.
tenItarY. Ills ncttuns Mnt bpar1ng thls morning
when brought Into court Wcrc such u to iM-
Z hardened yillatn aud observed hanging.
There wua strong talk Of lYncElng him, but
wiser counsel prevailed, anil lIo was rcGlAnlch
70 JUL to await his tr!Al. ,rhcrc IL great deal
o. excitement among ttle f'era'si,s Ut tho city
aetcl 10 promptly il afrcsttnR aud tho Court
Ia e1aninng aud committing him, there Is IT.
lie doubt but that Efforts would layo bccu
made to tyucl lIni.
PLEADING FOR 4 FORFEITED LIFE.
hpfe,a, lAspafch 10 Tas cAtcaao Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., Dee. 1.-Thc delegation from
Aount Vernon, for thu PURPOSE Of making QUO
moro trial 70 savc Bcrgeq from the gallows
bad m Interview with Gov. Young this afternoon.
10 rcply, the Governor said that 1t would b.
eoSatdly for him to reprirsa and throw this
nts upon his SUCCESSOR; that II nus
unfair to throw tho responsibility upon him Of
laying what should he done, aud added: "fiod
knows huw gladly would savo tllat mans life
III could do II In accordance with law, antl.not
Eso!atc my oath Of olllee:'' bergen will ausyly
- ~ banged tenorrow. Tho uosernor's office Il
petltlons ur pardons. = EACH day adda to tho
taamaer. Tue cloaing nlonth VI h!s adminstra..
una @ IL one OF tzial: Jus!ss con1!ct snen and
taey are sentenced to the pentcntlury, md thon,
before the prtsoncr IL sent Il, tho PelItentlary,
ntosssutaug attorney, Judges, and jurors sign
4pettii0n TO tha Governor, &sklug that the
ps1sooer ba parfonetl. Such cases ure now tre.
quent. The Hon. Samuel +. Hunt aud two
p''rsts scrp ctosetul with Goy. Young I'll the
GGosnlnR sndcsasorinR u sscurs pardon. Tue
SofernoF declined 10 act, as aretnuussrauce hasl
p, eeea Aisd against It.
, 1877-12-07

No. ITO South Clark stFuet Me wsra surprised
With tho variety Of Rooas ther carried suitable fos
shs holiday trade: VI noted posks:;ka In
OF which ~az tho celebrated Joseph Rodgers i
sons brand. 1shls-eutery and caf,ess In wood.
bone, rubber, tsoty, md T.: handiss fsom W
shcasa fro shs 1elicAts embroidery seissota to Thu
tallufs bench shsafs. Rafots. sinYly and In svts,
Ut the dnr4k uuAALt. 141l..' xuEk- cAzG4 taI Tia
, 1877-12-07

The skating season ia approaching, and the boys
sFu looking afound for TOO beat skate to buy. 4.
u. spsldtnR y bro, Of No. liz Randolph street,
II Nt skate. This nrua has recently published IN
iIustsatsd paper devoted to popular wintet .l1rts
containing description and prices OF All kinds Vt
q Renrt1l llns ct sporting snd theatrical goods,
which they will seud 70 any aadssss upon applica.
complete line Of toys, gauss. novelties, Aai homo
M
, 1877-12-07

tuoht, Which II well HEILEA, Afg DOtn AIlcu WIN
ths e1fFAVxKaut Aek0ttnltnl, embracing every NeW
novelty known to tho manufacturer OF toys. and
.re prepared 10 supply GaicAgo's grand army Of
'sSanla Ciaus ii home, Moadsy. Dec. 10. 1 10 ID
take plaeo. ID which al aro cordially Invited.
A home without piano ~ something 4tmoat nn-
known nowadays; but hume whero tho piano II
ctsFnalsy ont Of tune ~ not tbs oat cheerful spot
on earth. II IL pleasant to 1utt that tho iia1lct,
lsvis 4 Co. = ups'FhtEematns 10 sumo m a1traot-
dtna.Y length Of ling. 90 eon.reaon. wa* thls
n ta. ,hs
sa Isns fSe rSt ip;a'enens: n b. wtieh ths Kress
i Co. alone, aud ats prohiIited " law from
". v. kimbsil i now sxh!blttns At hi. wars
En,s..oa, !: I. lialst. .nd tha ": ": kiahall
lnenfs sold arc fully warranted, s1a are pefed II
very reasonable priees Pelsols about 10 purchase
sp'aao' h'nea'1' = ,t5'ngsrx tas ps4ss togo.
The ladies' sro already king their arrange oents
to "teec!se "on Now Years Day, aud thu second
a,erous parlics weddings. balls etc., also b..
Ink planuca for tho holidays, and tho saa1o ques.
tton .;l.s. s:,t to Ehotmi.y: sessnt,y tSs;
xita IT, elta Il ch,csso at Iii. pl.ss. The sot:
for rece!vipK calls from gentlemen friends IN New.
Years Day, evening toilets and wedding eut1ls
now In ptocc4s uf cousttuetion II Ohofmlsy's,
ptores that his superior taste aud knowledge
1ldctent styles VI d1sas adapted To tho at{ies ot
beauty has become thoroughly sppteci2ted ey tha
prepared to meet Ill calls promptly during tho
coming buy sesaon. sndt II o5dsts % ase .ent IN
tunes for th4pseept!on of ths .'0lad New ,.'aAr +"
which mall ho a<Fedlt to htM, to themselves, and
to the city.
G1FTS FOR THK LITERARY.
With thets ekas1etcrlstie plumptnesa, Measss.
.uauler Bros, h Co. are au4ou4 the az.s 10 oueu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

should be made to do execution" to
Tell, In common parlance.
Taking this view, 1t would be false
economy not to provide sufficient and
suitable help to cultivate our lands
and do all necessary farm WORK, to-
gether with m liking judicious perma-
nent improvements. To spend un-
necessary time and labor In accom-
pllshing any given result; to grow any
crop without good and thorough prep
aration, rs well as full culture; to al
low our farms, from any cause, to de-
teriorate in actual or intrinsic value
to spend unnecessary time and labor in
merely DISCRIMINATING weeds, while
we should Subdue them to the extent
of their not subduing our crops or
their value to curtail in the products
of the farm in the aggregate is not
economy. Rather, economy would
teach us to arrange for and SO cult
vate our lands as to produce the great
est amount of products at the lowest
possible cost OF labor and fertility.
Increased products from the minimum
of previous cost must be the rule IN
order to attain success IN farming.
When farm products are low, what is
wanting in price must be made up by
economical culture and increased prod
uctS.
| might add that economy would
teach us to provide good and suitable
farm tools and all implements of hus-
bandry, for without them labor can
not be economically applied. Only
that stock should be kept which will
produce the greatest profit on the in
vestments, and keep; non-productive
stock and investments should be kept
down to the minimum rate or amount.
Deal literally with your stock and
land, if you would have them deal
literally with you.-Cor. Country GEN
teman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Is great and reliable medicine. md when every other
remedy Is tried and found wanting, this by its mmc
uate bencnclal effect passes at into yor which
IL retains forever afterwards.
Each package contains pr. Sanford Improved In
hang Tube, and full directions for its use oil
Price, 500. Forsae by wholesale and retail drug
glsts throughout the Unit d States. WEEKS q POT.
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Farm Economy.

At the present time. under the pre-
yaulng depressing circumstances af-
iectlng all trades and business, it be-
comes the farmer to practice economy
IN all his farm operations, for upon
the prosperity of farmers all other
branches of industry are equally de-
pendent. But it well becomes us that
we rightly construe the meaning of
lhe term economy; it is too frequent
~ construed as parsimony, which is
often very far from true economy.
MY Idea OF the meaning of economy
ID connection with farm affairs is
something as follows: Judicious dis
position or arrangement of all
our work, yet liberal and frugal man
aSement Of all our affairs.
am aware that there is an APP
parent contradiction in my definition,
yet seeming one only, when rightly
construed. All necessary labor should
oe arranged and Systematically applied
WitA the utmost frugal liberality.
nile practicing liberality, every item
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

vered with a luxuriant growth of
low and not very nutrient grass, and
other kinds of plants, from which a
passably good forage might be made if
they were secured in season But
these low grounds are usually left I'M
til the very last, because the product
is not SO valuable as that of the upland;
beside, the heritage upon them keeps
green later in the season, and 1t is gen
orally thought that there is no hurry
about cutting bog or swamp hay until
after harvest and the hurry of farm
work is over. This view is erroneous,
inasmuch as the bog grasses and other
plants growing in such situations are
generally of Il lower order and less
nutritive than those growing upon dry
land: and they become very hard and
woody long before showing signs of
maturity by assuming Il brown or
yellowlsh color, like those in our cul-
tiyated fields. There are many of
these bog grasses or sedgeS, which
would be eaten by cattle i'll winter if
cut very early, before the stems and
leaves become havd and woody: and,
although we would not recommend the
saving Of such materials for fodder if
better kinds have to be neglected in
order to secure it. there are thousands
of cattle that suffer every winter for
want of food, and to these even bog
hay would be blessing. The old say
ing that "a straw-Stack or pile of
green twigs is better than a snow
bank for cattle to wallow in during
winter, Is applicable to this swamp
hay: and we can scarcely urge too
strongly the Importance of gathering
all such material for the use of stock
IN winter. 1t may not be needed :;
neither is it always economy to save
wheat straw, especially in regions
where the winters are mild, and better
forage PLENTIFUL; but the season may
come when such unimportant material
will be handy, as it is this year in Cal
ifornia, where, owing to severe
drought, all crops have failed
The wise man lays up stores for fu-
ture needs, as well as for Il present
supply; consequently, we advise our
readers not only to "make hay when
the sun Shines" but whenever time
and opportunity present, and out Of
whatever materials there may be at
command.-N Y. Sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

IT is now aScertained that charcoal,
animal or vegetable, is a better agent
than lime, for the removal of hair
from hides, preparatory to tanning.
AS is we'll understood, charcoal has
the property to take up large quanti-
ties of oxygen from the atmospheric
air, and the oxygen in this form seems
to exert a chemical influence on the
fatty substance present in the neigh
borhood of the glands of the hair roots
An oxidation takes place in the pores
of the skin which destroys the glands
and loosens the hair. In the process
in question, tinely-powdered charcoal
is mixed with sufficient water to make
thin paste. and the hides are i'm
mersed for four or five days, and well
turned. Treated in this manner, no
other operation is required, 3s in the
lime process, and after being washed
with water, they are ready for tan
ming. For each hide, six or ten pounds,
with the necessary quantity of water,
are said to be sufficient, and the tenn
perature to be maintained is siXty-one
or seventy degrees Fahrenheit. Animal
or vegetable charcoal, has, of course,
no deleteriOus property
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
READER,

Have you risen from your bed after short sleep 70
mud yourself nearly suitocatcd with Catarrhal matter
IN your nose, head, and throat? Have you noticed
what depressing influence il exercises on the mind
bunting It's faculties, besides encrvatnv the body as
well2 How difficult TO rid the head of tha foul nat.
ter all can testify who afflicted with Catarrh How
difficult TO project the system against its further pro
grcss towards the lungs and bronchial tubes all phy.
sicans can testify. Ii Is terrible disease and cr,es
out for relief To be need from the danger OF snio.
cation while lying down: to breathe freely sleep
soundly and undisurbcd; to know that no poisonous
putrid matter dehles the breath and undermrcs the
kystcm 20 know that the body does not through It's
kuoy, Is Indeed blessing. 10 purchase immunity
from such fate should ne the object all afflicted
Bat those who have tried mara remedies and physl.
cans DESPAIR OF relief or curr. They become incredu
Ious; With such the long array Of testimonL tails from
our pest citizens Physicians and drug favor Q,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Petty Frauds and SWIudipA.

Beware of Baking Powders which are put
up short weights. manufacturer who
swindcs, knowingly, in weight will not hes.
itatc to sell adulterated baking powder Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER has worldwide repu-
tation for perfect purity and always being
fun weight. 1t bears every test for superior
excellence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, The great
Internal .Nedic.ac, will positively cure any
case of Rheumatism on the face of the earth,
no matt of how long standing. Price 81 Il
bottle: six bottles, So. Sold by all druggists
Send for circular to HELPHENsTINE IL BENT
LEY, Druggists, Washington. d. G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WISsLows Soorn-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain cures Wind
collie regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health TO the child gives rest 20 the mother
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

KINGsFOGD's OswEGo CORN STARCH for
puddi g, iellies, custards, etc, is consid
cred great delcacy. 1t is highly recon-
minded by physicians, for inydlds and in
fants, as a nutritious food, very palatable
and easy of digestion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Must be convincing proof OF its efficacy. II Is local
and consutntionalremedy.. ltstreRthens the system
ny internal use, while endeayoring to throw 81 the
disease. and soothes and heals the lnaaled nasal sur
faces by direct application.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

HoFMANN's Ilor PILLS for Fever and Ague.
They cure nj once and are preventive.