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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-04
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@ For Scrufnia, and al
IL ScrofnlOus diseases, ErFsi-
49, pelaS, Rose, or Sc Antho-
S& nyls Fire, E1ptinns and
49, EruptiTe diseases OF the
~ skin, Uleera6Ons of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, PRstuIeS,
BOils, Blotches, Tumors,
80 letter. Salt Rheum. Scald
~ Head, RingwOrm, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain IN
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphiftje and Merrurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia. Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination Of
vegetable altsratiyss Stillingia, Man.
drake, Yellow DOek-vith the Iodides
Of Potassium and ITon, and is the most
efScaeiols medicine yet known for
the diseases It is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are 50 Ekilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each IS assured, and while it is 50 mild
as to be harmless even to children, it Is
still 50 eifeCtual as 70 purge out from the
system those impurities and eorruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from is cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the eoun-
ny repose in ii, prove their experience
Of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting It's virtnes hare
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many OF these cases ara
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority Of this SaT-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally Is It's superi-
ority 70 any other medicine known. tina.
We need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
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GONG EAST AND WEST.
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Masss.

Music
Having returned from Europe I inform my
Pupils and the musical talent Of this city that
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
In all Branches Of Music. Sev applicants VIII
please apply At No. 1906 Market Street, Beck's
block o9 L VAAA
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
Bad Roads-A Suggestion

The condition of the north and soul h
roads leading to our city has again
become deplorable. The writer pro-
poses to consume no space referring
To the causes. EVERYBODY understands
them. Were the town in funds for
such a purpose, it would be easy to
name wherein new lines of road might
be purchased. greatly to the advantage
OF both city and country. But, blessed
he X. IL. h0ndholders for this or the
next generation such funds are likely
y be wanting. What then remains to be
done which has not already been tried
ny way of betterment? We suggest
that together with a properly con-
structed scraper, a heavily laden four
horse truck, having wheels with yery
broad tires, be used for the pur
pose Of filling in ruts. The tramp Of
teams void keep our roads measurab-
" hard, If horses could only be kept
nom treading ontinnally, and 50 com
pclling the sharp edges of wheels to
traverse one and the same line. For
scraper, say, 4 gang plow, with
mould boards fashioned to throw the
earth inwards in opposite directions.
Such might be made Of very cheap
material. TIlecost Of such implements
would be as nothing, compared with
wear and tear, Ito speak of nothing
he iides) incident to this ever recur-
ring barricade to travel at the opening
of winter. The magnitude of the in
convenience and loss at present en-.
dlred makes the matter verify a
public shame. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
MADISON. Nov. 18th. 1878.

Eds. DEMOC RAT:-ln an editorial
N your last issue you speak of The
[QEhLIFlGArION Of member Of con-
greSs III connection with Mr. Hazel
ton. If That is the only point that
will hold should II contest be had,
don't see how Mr.. King would get i'll
on il, amy more than amy other pers' II.
Because he ran for the ollie is ~
reason, for one majority is us good as
zen thousand, and if Mr.. Ilazrlton
had ten Thousand majority and his
qualifications We're not UP to the stan
dard can't Sec how it would cnlitle
Mr.. King to the seat. Do you?
L. l.. NJ.
The DENoc RAT did not intimate
that because Mr.. IIazelton was not
qualified for admission to Congress
that King would be entitled to the
seat. II Mr.. King can show that he
would have been elected had there
been no frauds i'll the elections, the
seat 81 course belongs to him. Not
otherwise. The matter of !Iazelton's
not being entitled toadmission is alto
getler another question. and was 50
dealt with in the article referred to.
Ii our correspondent will read the
article again he will see that the
Inference which he draws is wholly
unsupported
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29

TIE TRUTHFUL TEsT.-lt requires
no learned experts to establish the
fact that DR. Prices Cam Baking
Powder is the plrast tai ne strong
est. IF it Will max eve Ter. lighter.
and more digestible breed, ouits,
cakes, etc. than can hs made with eth
or kinds, it is an incontestible proof
OF its purity and greater excellence.
HAMs.-Hams at John T.Prideaux's
Fresh Oysters at Dan lIealey's, raw
get Il pair Of those ruble boots. Every
pair warranted 'crack proof"
Don't fail to call at G. II. James
Jewelry Store and examine his full
line Of goods.
A set Of Cross bed-springs for sale
cheap. Inquire over the Post Otiice-
front room. Cross due bills taken in
payment. i4-iw
ME and Spratler.
Mems white shirts for 80 cents eaea>
at Gundry 81 Gray's.
st. Louis White Corn Meal; the
celebrated Akron Dat Meal; and
Ohio White Craham-for sale BY Kin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29

The address Of Rev. Balch, on Odd
Fellowship, at the NJ. Il. Church on
last sunday evening, was very inter
esting anu instructive, and was listen
ed to by q large congregation. Mr..
}alcll pictured the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows as a grand army, indie
pendent OF satan or Satanic influences
waring individual selfshness-th
greatest cause Of human misery. He
earnestly and zcalously advocated the
principles of Odd Fellowship and eu-
o!ogized the members who put those
principles into practice in the daily
walks of life, but severely censured
the men 'whose Odd Fellowship did
not extend outside the walks of their
lodge room" lie maintained that Odd
Fellowship was second TO christiani-
ty, and that lnan could not be a true
Odd Fellow without being true
christian. On the whole, the speakers
works were the words of ar enthuSi-
asiic Odd Fellow and jealous
christian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29


The Madison Democrat has presery-
cd 4 clean record on the money ques
ton. Tho Democrat fully advocated
what it believed to be right. Had the
advice Of that paper been followed in
the campaign Of 1877, the Democratic
party OF Wisconsin in 1873, would not
have TO had gone begging for votes.
When compelt 4 To eli iose bet ween two
evils, the democrat has al ways taken
the lesser. While il booted the idea
Of tiatism, il extended the right hand
Of fellowship to I'LL who sought The
overthrow of the abuses and cerrup-
tipns Of the Republican, party. II de-
nonnce party spirit whenever it as
serted itself among Democrats. The
NJ tdism Democrat is the leading
Democratic paper III Wisconsin,, and
we look to ii To do Il good work in adj
Y6cating the principles Of true De
mucracy, and in bringing about 4
moro thorough organization Of the
party.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29

Granbcrrics ten cent per quart,
al Smith & Brien's.
Time given to responsible parties
for Il No. Sewing Machine at Bire-
lys'
Mince Meat at 12s cents per
pound at Smith e Brens.
# You are looking for holiday pres
cnts just take peep at q. II. James
full line OF jeW elry.
App y II S425 per barrel, at
Smith L l5rien's
Query: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
uurs Bros. seal Of North Carolina,
ut the same price?
Try that Mince Meat at SIN tn
K Brien's.
The next term Of nv singing class
viii commence Monday evening, Nov.
25tu. Sl.50 II term in advance.
JOS, IIoARE.
a very full and well selected stock
of clocks, watches, iewelry, etc, can be
found Al G. James Jewelry store. Ills
prees ale lis low us the lowest.
All the leading kinds Of btan new
Sewing Machines ut Rirely ). War
rautca Tor live >ears. Price tfan eI.
-. one secondhand Machine, coS'
funr Years ago, $50; for SADIE IL 81.
Payable in wood; time sven y ".
spousibie parties.
To ALL wEoM 1T NAY c}NYRN.
The Undersigned are going S. fftA
change III their business. Atact
therefore, not settled by u i u.
Jauaary will be left in the haada oi :
collector Goods on han,l viii ha 500
cheap for casa. ktNSlE & opR,.a.H.
J. 4 J. Pe..hlllegon will re'uoye
their Shoe shop to Tic $500 rola
formerly occupied Nv j. w baa.Cl.
opposite +. O,bor;ir & OF, 5fc. s.
/ We solicit i eontinuaae ~ liz r'.s
patronage heretofore racnre, I, i
F, tha p,5!ic. Al work 4 NJ l.s''
and Warranted.
| Respectfully.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
DtlsD

IN the town Of Linden On Wednrs-
d'y NY. 2ath, ~ dipthclia ploup,
Youngest son OF Loais AMI Jaa. rs.
laette, aged year, amantas ant /
days., The heteayM family haze the
sympathy "a many friends
AZ the Iowa Couatv Pow Faru
NJ kisalrl Gos, 81 Mineral Point,
Monday, Nov. Ssh, aged u wears. u
paralysis.
Bertha' Youngest daughter Of Fred
1ricN nd Bertha Hocilrr, Ut dip.htria,
VI Tuesday NY. 4ala.
III tl4is G.yy ~ tie $. Cora. ,oaa.
81 daughter q 1,1prse anu l.l.1.o.. i,
Masten, asci | sryts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
Burned to Death.

The wife or II. Smeal, residing near
jamestown. Grant County, has died
from the effects Of injuries resulting
from the burning of her clothing
which canght tire while she was Stun
boring ina CHAIR BY the stove. Her
only c.lld, i daughter 10 years old
was also fatally burned. it is thought,
while attempting TO save her mothers
life ~ putting ont the fire.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
DOBBlN'S ELECTRIC SOAP

Having obtained the agency oil
this celebrated soap for Mineral
Point, | append The opinion 81
some OF our best people as 20 ics
merits.
| have used Dpbb;ns' Eleetrx
Soap, made BY |. l.. Csagin u Go
Philadelphia, Pa, nd pronounes
il to be The best soap | have ever
tried. The rapidity and ease witk
which il enables one tu do ones
washing ia really surprising
Boiling the clothes is entirely un.
necessary, and no lubo'ng is
needed. (Signed), MRs. MoYIuAS,
Mineral Point.
have no hesitation in saving
that no househol | should be with
out DuOD!ns' Electric soap. j. II.
CARreIGHT, Mineral Point, Wis.
As a time, labor aid money
saving article ! take pleasure IL
recon nending Dobbins' EIeetris
Soap TO my neighbors. 1t prom
lses to do wonders; hnl il does All
it promises. (oignei) MIS- llnros,
Mineral Point.
desire all nv friends and
customers to give this soap an
actual trial, So that they may
inow just row good tire best soas
III the tao Gnilel Statcs is.
j. I. PKIpEAux, Sole Ast.,
ely Mineral PoMt, Wis,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29
Stoves and Hard are Very Choa

John Horn is doing lively business
in the stove line. New stoves are
purchased at his store daily. lie has
il full stock Of heating and cooking
stoves which he offers fos SUE very
cdcap. in order to close out. He Will
give great bargains iii stoves. !a. Il
wa e, linwae, &c, and respectfully
invites the public to call and see him
before purchasing elsewhere.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-29

Nevada papers instead of speaking
ct = deceased citizen rs being wide
and taYomhly known. remarks
"Fhero wasn't Il saloon-keppcr in the
State who Didn't ache to trust lin"
When looking for i good Rubber
Boot, don't forget TO drop i'll on j. u
!. Pcnhallegon, for they have the best
eve" Drought ~ The city.
GdvG un'u \ FAIR TEAL.-Give
81. lrlees ayarin- Extracts u fair
tt,t, aaa / tuey please yen, rec
lann"d them. We have III fears OF
yaaf NJ bit, sNisiaal, pov,l,l vol
49, M. lae, \. II their popularity and
extensive sale i. FRO. tasu perfect
purity ana excellent quality.
| liirelS Is atiil giving great bargains
IN Watches ana .leMelry.
Flour AMI feed Cor sale at the City
Wills Everything delivered tree.
| DtLtdnrFUL PERFUMES. g. Dr.
Price iris prepared i rich vdriets et
perfumes, III n which the most fas.i.
3n!S c.a sr,rct III ular With Agree
allie satisfaction III Pliea's Eel Itosa
tlistA faqaet, unl other perfumes,
~ gira; lNp.itrs, - thetr swec.ar.
i;ta, All u ~ Il, i.sl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27
VIEWS on TmE SILVER BILL.

We take froln the Raleigh "a etrs the fol-
lowing abstract Of The tarious argLmehts
mo and eon in tins imporisnt question. Ii
vii bring ths question clearly before the
reader .3 . .s#..sg
against the Bland dill il has been iifg-
ed With great force and petsistency III the
press aud IN the halls OF Congress. that tho
characterization Of silser shbuld hot take
place IS e .a
Becaise 1t Would iihpair the credit af
The Government, and bring its bonds into
dIsrepule in the iharkrlsof The world;
2. Because II would drive gold from tba
United Stntes. aud so ,i,mini,b the bass on
which the currency Of thr country rests,
aud recede from real specie payments,
3. Because 10 glte false aad 6ctitiols
value to 4 coin by d stainb uf the Governs
meut. and make il legal tender. would be
asetete blow ut the prisate us we'll Us ihs
national faith. aud soDld inevitably result
in the most serious conseg fences to the best
interests Of the whole country;
4. Because the legislation will take away
from the laboring classes Of ihe country q
sreenLurk eurrcncS that Ia nOw worth az
least ninsty.cipht cents in hbla uha replacs
i. with what rs worth II least & per cent.
less, and theteby rub them OF ( per cent. Of
their scanty possessions; a 'as
8. Because gold is the only ,true stand.
ard of value.
| 6. Because England and Germany have
demonetixei silver, and adhere 10 cold as
the single standard Of value.
Other reasons are urged 10 this behalf.
We have uu!y touched briefly upon the
leading ones. In fator Of The bill, il is arr
gued-
| /. That decentralization vas a great
wrong; arid must be undoue; being robs
berry of the tax> ,ayers for the beuetit az ths
bondbnlders. -.
2. That the bond creditors could; by ths
remoneti.ation, be paid of in silver. as tie
government has the legal and moral right 10
DO and thus millions Of dollars Le saved Il,
the people. without in tile leust impairiup
the nalional credit. -
q. That FROM the foundation Of tie go1
verninent tip to the demonstration act, sil-
yor was usei as legal tender coin, giving
entire satisfaction. @e.:. IL
T. That the consultation establishes gold
and silver coin as the essential money Of
this country. and any legislation Of Cons
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27
2L6. rnInTr Third YEAR. 1919.
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Hlpshuied Priced Catalogue.
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We rcpFai that il,est are tie votes ofthe
parish for the right Presidential electors of
the State; aud this tablets euough 10
SHOW how difficult u was 10 make an In.
voluntary mistake 10 the niattera
II wa proved on the trial that Anders
sons attention was particularly given 70
The circumstance that the Republican can.
ildatps had almost no votes at all. that Is
~ say, only two zach. ftwas proved tlia,
afier lookingat the return, Anderson ".
marked that "there were NOT many Repub.
iscuns n ne purishn II wasproved that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27
TIE MILTON RAILROAD FINISH.
a~ ED. s....-
ED.

Correspondence Richmond Dispatch, ]
MILTON. n. T.; Feb. 1i.-To.dsy was
u great day Tor Jur town. The completion
VI the Milton aud Sutherliu railroad and
the entraUee Of the 6rst train called out our
citizens en n.isse. The approach of the
train was hailed sith shouts. aud the ring.
iug Of bells mingled With the hoarse scream
VI the steam. sh, tie. On reaching the de.
pot Major Sutherlin announced that there
remained TO be driven one spike, which
would then be driven 5y Mr.. Evans. editor
oi the Chr0uets. who At tie beginning IL
the work threw the first shovelful Of earth.
After the spike was driven salutatCry i'd.
dress was delivered BY Mr.. ThOs. Cobb =,
one VI our snlerprisiug warehousenen. who
in the .hsppiest manner greeted Little
Jamie (the sngine). and in tbs name VI
the ladies laid upon Il handsome cvroneI
oi flowers. A responsive speech came % q
matter Of course from Major Sutherlin. .be
buildst Ofths rUad. 10 the best honor.
This was followed BY another by NJ. q.
Msbane. complimentary 10 Ell The builder.
and workmsu, and especially 10 Msjor
Sutherlin.
Il an accomplished act that failfosd
ruusto Milton, N. Z aud 20 iar a can be
ssqn il seems 10 be uus u the bssl aud mel
thoronghly substantial " is construction.
Regular trains will soou be put Ou, and v,
hope for much improvement aud increased
ptvrpSriiy,
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a MEssAGE on sYMPArHY.

IL Il
I'll luck Is on our track, Tom;
The devil won't forget,
And things have sadly gone away
Since you aud We last met.
They've got you fast 10 jail, Tom,
And we are sore perplext
In presence Of the solemn thought,
IL may be our turn next.
We were hand of brotlers, Tom,
A common purInse shared,
And curious Ills to notice. Tom,
How differently we've Jared.
But twas NO fault OF ours, Tom,
And here 10 you We WV, 7e. =.
AS We stood by you through the job
So we'll stand by you nov.
No golden keys have we, Tom,
To reach you where you live.
We give you Of our sympathy;
Tls all ve have 10 give.
Forever ~ our thoughts, Tom. 4
Your sorry plight shall be;
Our hupes aud fears shall walchful wal
Tom Andersen, on thee.
-s-ss.~-eSss<s.
Young ladies nre like ~ arrow; the
can't be got of wiihou; beau.
The latest thug IN ladies' sLoes--ladiel
feet.
II time, flowers will Lras ellesl. liel
a. III Luiule.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27
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