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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

MATRIMONIAL kSoT.-The marri-
age Of DIR. &. W. Field, OF Bryant,
Iowa, aud Miss Clara Cosd daughter
of Samuel Coad, Esq, of this city
was solemnized at the home of the
bride last evening, Rev. VIM. Jacka,
Jr., officiating. The beautiful home
was crowded to its utmost capacity
by invited guests, Shs were unaui-
nous in extending congratulations
to the worthy couple. The doctor
has unQues.ionabiy lone well, having
chosen one Of our feirest and highly
esteemed young lailes. AS for
Clara's good luck-vell, DR.. Field is
most noble and honorable man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

WHEAT sold for $3.50 at Bo.cobel
last week. The buyers surely en-
tered upon wild speculation, and
will be obliged to squeeze through
the smal. end of the horn. lu this
case the pocket will suffer for what
the head lacks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

CHAs. ELCE, book binder Of Ga
lena, is at present stopping at the
Globe Hotel Parties having mag
azines, sheet music or anything they
want bound had better hand in their
order. He'll do work reasonable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

Irs q pleasure TO learn that M
John Hutchinson has succeeded IN
finding good dry bone and minerf.!
diggiugs. Il is located south 81
Mineral P0iut, close to where the
east and west Pscalonica streams
meet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

WV. Blossom, who is now at
Harvard. Neb., has favored this
office with copies of differut western
papers. for which VIZ feel grataful.
They bear the n.srks OF Z business
ike AID prosptrous people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

neut French statesman aud historian
The list OF ar icDes is as follows /.
History aud Politic,7 by Professor
Sealey; "A Dialogue on Human
Happiness, by W II. Mallock; Ny
Journey in the Holy Land" Part l.,
by Mrs Brassey; Two Men of Let
ters," byGeorge Saintesbury; white
Wings; \ Yachting Romance" by
William Black; Contemporary Lit
erature--Readers, I, THE Problem Of
Sanity Ancient Egypt by Reg
inald Stuart Poole; Venetian Son
nets" by Professor Blsckie; "W cath
er Forecastiug," "Au Editors Truu-
bles;" "A Hungarian Episode-Zig-
euner Music," by the author OF "Fle-
mish Interiors; aud biographical
sketch of NJ Guizot, to accompany
the portrait. The four Editorial
Departments are filed with q great
variety ofinteresting and instructive
matter, including notices Of new
books, Foreign Literary Notes, and
notes on Science and Art.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

ECECTIC MAGAZIEE.-TLe Eclectic
for November IS q; aaa1, end is 8
number of great interest ard yayie-
Is. The euibslishmeat IS : fas por-
srai. on steel q Il. Guizo., the eui-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

what they can sing, and II put to
test might do as well as su equal
number Of pigs under q gate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

THE DtmocrG. considers itself
such a worthy and Influential polit-
ical sheet it has cas-. itself on the
floating breezes IS means Of dis
tribution. Everybody is bored with
il. Take one, the Democratic State
Central Com. foots the bill for what
Chairman Parkinson has TO saw in
furnishing the bowels.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

A railroad posse i engaged this
week in Surveying between this
city and some desirable point nor'h
Of Us. uuder the directions ot Illinois
Central officials. When particulars
dpvelops they viii lie given our
readers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

ROBERT wilson, Democratic can
dida.e for State Senator, was mem
Der Of the Assembly iu 1862. The
Legislature that year passed the law
giving soldiers from Wisconsin in
the field the right TO vote. as If they
we're at home. Robert Wilson r0ted
againstttat iar at evey7l @age OF it,
progress, and in every instance voted
With the Democratic minority, which
sought ty every slibuste:ing "
means possible TO defea; it Do the
soldier. whom Mr.. Wilson sought to
disfranchise wish to see him promot-
ed for that act ! II they Do not they
will rally on election day to the sup.
port Of Mr.. McGrew, who was the
soldiers friend. and not his enemy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

active.
Materials for lace work at Mrs.
Caupbeil's fancy store.
MR joan HoARE is having erect
ed = cosy residence on his farm.
s. 7. OSBORNE has purchased the
assigned stock of II. T. Osborne, his
I'D being the highest offered.
P. ALLES, JR. viii address the
people Of WaIdwick politically, next
Monday evening, atJackson's school
house.
NJ ". PRATER, has just received
8 very large and choice stock Of
groceries and other useful articles.
GRANT will arrive about the 9Th
or Eth prox. according to his own
announcement by telegram sent to
Gslena.
Coal stocks are going up, but
under the influence of the present
cool spell of weather, the stock of
Goals is going down.
The heated term OF trade al
Gundry i Gray's no doubt had
something 70 do with the blis.ering
of the paiut on their fine front
CoRN Luskers fail 20 supply the
demsnd Ii 5ome gooi fellow will
come and turn the TR13UNE crank
we'd try our hand 8. the shucking
liz.
A LADY's gauntlet glove, size !,
drab color, was found Oh High St.
Saturday, and is at this ofiice. The
owner can have the same by show
ing the mate.
ABOUT the busiest class Of !aborers
now are the miners. The advance
in all ores is the immediate oan$e.
We hope 70 see the prices still shoot
upward.
PERsoSs who have taken up es-
trays should advertise them. The
Law requires it, and failure to com
ply with the law lays liable for
damages.
W0oD IS one of the many needy
articles wsasei by the printers Just
now. It is hoped that this be
sufficient hint 70 those who want to
square up in that way.
Ma. SaEAwooD announces else
where, tha. his great cost sale will
continue only two weeks longer.
Purchasers should embrace this op-
portunity at once.
J. & J. PenhcAeeou, boot and
shoe makers, have moved into tie
store adjoining J.. E. Hoskiug's, and
opposite Pultord's. Customers will
please remember the fact,
NEXT Tuesday is election ay,and
you cageot Do better than TO cast
straight Republican ticket. as each
candidate thereon is the e9'5a! and
Tcauv tie sgueriDr II his ouD0uept.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

Our attention was called the other
day to the Grand Acorn cook stove
for sale by S. Hooking & Co. Of this
city. This stove embraces all the
latest improvements and cOnyen-
fences, and is actually one Of the
bes. which We have ever seen. Il
was on exhibition at the fair here in
Sep.ember, 81 the State and many
county fairs, and in every instance
carried oil tLs coveted prize FIRST
premium. The public generally is
invited 70 call a, The hardware store
Of the above named firm and see
for self.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

THERE viii be meeting of the
Southwestern Wis. Industrial Asso-
citation a. the City Hall next Satur
dav a.ternoou, Nov. lst, for the pur-
pose Of electing officers for the
eLsutnE year. y general attendance
0t a.. the members is requested.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

WANTED. - SC 900 lbe Of good
butter for which | will pay the high
sss market price in cash. Will also
pay cash for eggs. Office at Teas
dale g. Brewers store.
JAS BREWER.
Mineral Point, Wis sa4~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30
The Local Field.

- Basaeess Na;iees IN I5-al c5.unns,
.sad-ss. ard in same tyre IS local Eews, viii
4z charged fsr st The rats Of 10 cents per line
eaea insertion. No sz,5ress u9iies P4blisaei
a ,bf. department, frst issue, fcr less than
- cent?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

a ACHANGE.-The barber shop over
Duppler's has changed hands, Ben
VIM, the former proprietor, has
sold out to Sam'l Harris, who form
erly worked with Anton Howell
Sam, having given close attention to
his chosen profession, is now master
OF the razor and scissors, and is one
of the best tonsors 10 our city. He
certainly merits a due share Of the
public patronage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

TEE undersigned viii sell by aue-
ton, ~ The Robert Quick farm, neer
the city Of Mineral Poic., On Thurs
day. Nov. 9Th, the following stock,
t0-wit: work horses, and cue til.y,
- head Of cattie, 5 stacks OF good.
hay, 1 wagons and other farm ma
chiGsry. " RIGHT CLAYTON,
Administrator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

Capt. William Meyers, OF this city,
dug some Early Rose potatoes Oh
the seventh day Of July last, and re-
planted the ground the same day
with the same variety Of potatoes,
and he is now using the second
crop of potatoes, which are Of very
excellent quality, Il Is something
new In this latitude 70 raise q second
crop Of potatoes a year - GaleHa
EH-effk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

pREFARg FOR WISrEE- - Good
wood for the grubbing. Apply e
DR.. J. B. Autfet..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

TIE man who first applied the
term ''stalw2rt' to the leaders Of the
Republican party was either .
scholar or bluuderinE genius. l.
is OF Saxon Origin, ana during the
Age Of Chivslry took the form sczl-
tcort sizniiying worthy Of steel, and
was applied TO man who was firm.
l. was applied to Republican leaders
becalee they are firm in supporting
the Republican party under any
circumstances - Democratic Il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

riazes. Fortune telling and gossip
ing were the principal indulSenees
aud many youths were tickled half
70 death These Gypsys present
the most respectable appearance Of
any like company that has passed
this way for many year They
number from fourteen to twenty /;
have some elegant vans and about
twenty five head OF horses.
p. S.-They skipped this morn (
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-30

p. S.-They skipped this morn's
, 1879-05-08
NAVIGATION NOTES.

Cu1EAHJs
The prop Waycrly was ut the Union Steam.
boat Company's dock yesterday.
There werc but four ycsse!s at the Lumber
Exchange docks last evening.
The scEr Wabash, q stranger In this harbor,
put IN an appearance from Saginaw yesterday
with $500 brIs of salt.
The schr Tempest Is Mt the Rock Tslnnl docks
loading black walnut ioxa for Quebec, and will
leave next week.
The Milwaukee tug Dick Davis MAS hero yes
tcr(lny. She ia en- route to Michigan City, wherc
she will DO employed In towing stono-Bcows Tor
tho contractors on tho harbur work ut TINT port.
The new aeslr Resumption arrived at Ford
River Saturday ni1ht, loaded, md left Tuesday
for Chicago, md Is expected here to-day. Capt.
kcicn writes that tho vessel sails we'll, and llc
can sec 10 room for improvement Ia construct
ing her mate.
ELsEwlfEnE.
Tho Detroit Seamsnts Union met Tuesday
night, and reduccd the rate from S1.75 to $3.50
q taY out Of that port.
Tile Detroit Local Board has t1xcd tho rata on
wheat from that port TO Erie ut 1Xc per hu;
Kingston and oswcgo, 90; ogdcnsburg, SIC;
a,u Buffalo, e.
According to private telcgrams received from
OsweEo Monday. Vcsseas aro leaving TINT port
Hight because shippers Of coa! refuse to pay the
rate Oh coal l}xeu by tho inland vessel orgauiza-
tOil.
Smith a. Macarthur, Of Chicago, have becn at
Detroit consulting With ship-buillcrs abuut j
now propeller they propose to build next win
ter, and have ready In 1850 for the Chcsgo and
CAcbOygAp trade.
, 1879-05-08
DUFTALO.
Spktfdf ftsuairA to TAs tribune,

6rttfdt ltsrafth 10 1h& 1rtbun&.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 7.-Coal frefehts this
morning wero brought down to 30c per ton to
Chicago md Milwaukee. THIS reduction WAS
brought about by ". l.. Scott T. Co., at Etie,
who accumulated 0,000 or 1000 tons on their
ducks here, md then instructed their agent to
charter as many vessels Us he could at SOC. lie
succeeded In getting ten or twelve vcsacls at
this rate. and as a consequence boats which had
previously loaded at "go!ng ratcsn wero cou1-
pcllcd to accept the price thus established,
although they had been expecting several cents
more, or tic rate Of 40c nlado by vessel-ownors.
Tic effort to get rates down to tho reduced
figure IL sntd to hare been costly QUO to ecott
81 Co.. a. It Obliged them to pAy considerably
more for handling, vessels previously londcd,
having had their cargoes put fu directly 1rutu
cars
Tho ice.barlier remains firm. Several tugs
were employed to-day making passage alouE
tue north shure, anil after considerable hard
work they succeeded In brlnyingi ia five schooners
lint hive been lying outside since Sunday.
Nothing Inns left, md thrco propclscrs that de-
partctl from port on Moniay are still III the leo
abolit q ,uiIu out. Tie prop Stnrucca,
bound for Buffalo, Is stuck 10 nearly tho same
DurrALo, N. Y, May 7.-Tho ice still i'm.
Conl frcghts nominally unchanged
Clcarcd-Erop u, W. Blanchard. Chicago,
merchandise; schr 4. J. Dewey, Chicago; Belle
Hunscom, QUO tons coal, Detroit; 1ahpemlng, St.
Joseph; Hattie Johnston, 700 tons coal, MilWnu-
kec; barge Il ]. Carney, Bay City.
, 1879-05-08

$40 IL cash nsre faund upon him -.
tcamster recently from luiiao,nMned 10 b
physlcal condition null HIS Iressp ha.,,d dns hi
me no,icG kilow, him only hy e,,ea nsa bin.
s' for weeR eeRey J. .sn an lavs @ hos.a n1ss: *:
abo1,t the corner Of Taylor 5s st{se, rsss ~ iosans
cooly replied that tie man VIVA d,,e .ne theft, hs
given h!m tue mot1cy for aafe.kcensn,kt al', had
tnsl leit nii hc started to give Il IN ana ~ bad
nueS , fsn'i,1 81 ,e eta'so but sonethnE H. " e
over I!in, and lfiss 'snK Tsot trFe;iAent y. e,ns
way. TIE complainant is G. T. K Nti,es. tme o!!,st
n'af,. and by occupation 4 brJrktsy"nst Ter.
Tractor: ilo eamu e this city ,t wh1tc ~ nha CON-
rom ha home at Allen, Mich, and H.. ". tptes
Guest a. t.ie Atlantic Hotel. ltis thonnSSese SSeea
lost. 0''oson Has al "a
Willie llartnett, Il years q, mr..
With mn attenpt to shoot James 1.rnsi, enafeA
man on tle Ch'cago d Paei,lc R1 Rsi1to,SS SSstsh.
causing llis asrest for stealing coal rn,, n
g! Mafcl IaRt, Nns yesterday be}nra W. !Sth
kaalmann. It was claimed TINT lhe Nss,sslll uusll!
was GUY 10Y, TINT the cartrt1esu u.sa a
simply tn etartlu tic watct,nan, mi tt!eas nj
cuts, made out m entirety different rass s e'oss
Il fluc Of $f00 was imposed. Thc honI"' sM
nlnttler, Mrs. Margaret Huslay. wn: ys ele1@
ra'gnca upon charge Of assaultipr i,ynso so y.
CRUISING her bows nfrcst, but the ca.n wv, sa %
to tho 18th in $500 hail. e ~'''' "eo' orz
Arrcsta: George Inwood, kconfnr a,..
y Ioase ailu causing trouble to h1s nesrkssss
0est naa 'nqn lEie Of No. SO West lia1i,os
charged With asseult!ng her man, Joshua ,hll!n! i!ss
; ESr: WITH, with kntfo because sho 1A tons SIus;
PIN Visiting Dora Browns t]lte. ioala sa!s9
, 1879-05-08
IRON AND STEEL,

6pfctd@ M4ndfch 10 2h 3ffathA.
PlTrspuMo, Pa. May 7.-pottc1's paper, read
ycfterday afternoon before the lrou and Steel
Association, las been extensively commented
upon to-day In manufacturing mud buhlness cir.
cles. Soluu think 1t will lead to the formation
Ut a Westera Association, which will favor
mobilization Of the tariff, II not downright free
methods for success. A strong effort was nadc
by Secretary Swank to suppress thc paper, but
tle reporters finally got possessioa OF It, nnd
Il nppeass ia all thu morning papesa, which unau-
burg Manufacturers false iron, beginning to
end. Tho paper was thu only llyc feature ol the
meeting. MD, As indicated above, Il may lead
tu important results.
, 1879-05-08
TIE F1,E11IIr SITUATION,


lhe deadlock between lilo vesscl'owncrs and
The gratn-shlppers continues, and yesterday Mr..
1aucs Ash wps subfrcs for much unfay0rahle
Comment hccn,,,, In Inn mt tI,n ro,n T., n,tY.I,
s...'.I.s,' w.. s - A"e w. D"'."u
W putting ~ .ne f'stc''es a"a wv leoh1on ~ ac
OF Directors Ut tho Lumber Vessel, Owners AS
ISOLATION mot md unanimously adopte,] tlc foI.
Io,r,,,,,,
''m.ns. ,,.as,.,, NJ. ~ ,,,,.. ,
- Aetoitea. That We, mo EhiehSo Lnmher' Qesao!.
wWietS tti nasoe1alaoh. pSaEe onssees not 70 tnw
and that ths sccrotary ascertain ths uano Of sush
tugs and have then, posted In the Association
toons, With duo notice.
Cant. Ueckwith desired tha reporters to know
rs.sS H., s az ~ o 4a, 1oaee M r AZ, on fGa9go
secrcinry, a.,.l he had warned Tic gentleman
,jHt bu should not chartpr lis vesscls m ri"
Hoord. 'N
Runors wcro circulated lint the Fietcher ani
cost,rt got ac pcr bu, bllt they were knoyn To ha
false ani no serious attention. was given the1n.
Tho schr Alarrnrot Muir hal bcen nut tu at n
cl,s raLc to CoilIngwcM. bit thn aireI n un,l II III"
owner nnfItsl ttnt nv mn emnlIntiE denial Tho
rlin,ors woro evidently gotten I'm by tfo shinn,.s
Interest. - ''t''''
vessn un wanEe 5Sst nals'rs were f Gust te
shipnrrs hllIinr H. NJ, rs,rn 4, j,niYalo' Thc
styu'l,.s,arrc ETyp,inn md ss.hr nclatraro won,
tn uryator to inai n; Gll h,, ri cnrn fnr itufrcln
md tllc srlr C,tnrlcs Wull an,SHt h, what ~,
their ouner's jSir, NJ e. ,Fjnslow,s, n:cn,.nt.
lin scE,r rinnlSr vc1ia nis', w., 1a.;
10 @ nm ~ whcnt ~ -, owmcrsa "cco.n, ~, ~ .ua at,s
IT, 6, Clcyr]aiui inaicd corn an nwnar's @ 'I"s NJ
,,nunt mi ,i,n rro, MmT,ir ta,L ~ nv -, ~
a,rn Ihn rrl,r Eijv"tett, 1nnrs ,vns ,.rnr,ai ~
taken for t0.iDo Gu corn at a through rato nf
, 1879-05-08
MICHIGAN ElREMEM.

DETROIT, Afich., May 1.-THE fifth annual
session Of tho State Firenen's Association con.
yelled In this city to-day, and WAS addrcsscd by
A[ayot Langdou, who welcomed tbs delegates to
Dytrp1t, aud rendered the hoapitalities Ut tho
city; a!so by Fira Commissioner Werner Oh be-
half Of ti!u petrott FFa Hoard.
'll!e afternoon was devoted to routine bus.
iness. Tho Sccrvtary's report ahows TINT tue
Fire Department OF tlla Stats own and work 10
steamers, 10 hand engines. IL chemical! engines,
l0I hosa.carts, aud Al hook aud ladder trucks.
Tu-nortow will bo devoted TO visiting points of
interest ia tho city snd Ia witnessing \ grand
soylow Of the Detroit F'ro and Police Depart
ments.
, 1879-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA.


HARR1sBuR0, May 7.-1hc House bill to pre-
vent discrimination tn railroad freight charger
passed the House Oh second reading by a
yoto OF 50 to a. Amendments to exclude pc
trolcus, coal, and !ron from its provisions were
rejected.
nAnRlspund, Pa., May Tin the Hot Bribery
Committee, In session tonight. Blake Walters,
CASHIER ot tl,o StAtc Treasury, Who, It was sa!d,
Was to pay out money tu persona voting for the.
Riot hill, testified tllut to knew 0f no such ut
rangeuent. aIul that ho never pnia any money
nor received any fur that pItpose.
, 1879-05-08

DunuQuE, H.. siny 7.-Thc liquor cases
against the numerous llQilor.aealers commenced
to-day, and tho court.rooa, was crowded. This
lion. John Thompson and the tribe OF Jonathan
arc the prime movers In this matter, md brlng
tlse suits agalnst tho dealers for selling Frank
Thompson, son Of John Thompson, and 4 n,cm.
ber Of the tribo, liquor. aftor beng notified not
10 do 60. John Thompson has also entered suit
In The Circuit Court aUaiust propesty.owners
who rented theIr Stores for tho sus Of llquor,
csAilntny s., 900 damage FROM each. As coll*a-
Vuunce a number Ut saloon.keepcrs haye been
notified TO uioyr,
, 1879-05-08
h10RIJhRf,

6ptciat DtxRatch ia 1hs 3F'sA"s r.nf1
MENDOZA, ILL.,, a!ayT.-'Tlc tep'ash. ~ ..tp,,.,
Aiken, wno diell at No. G6s Mteh'Iao a. .aS,f
Chicago. on Monday, wcro brought 1s'' us 'v sltta
for intermcnt III the family Fau't, ,...e @ n thss
WIS proprietor Ut The rassenge! s,ons' ~. h.1s w
city for over seycnteen years. aid e. in msa.
sss GsssS with IL s ; x'sts & ss T. 10 t ~ ssf's
till recently. tic was widely ko9"h ~ Inc largest
popular. The funeral was o!'e {' p rbIesro. Buf.
We hage had hero lar years: lAe ii E ri for ~
llnston d Quincy furnished sqee''' ~
retlRiuh and nlUurilcFg.
, 1879-05-08
CANADA.

rh. rx.,..t.r
rentn, hy AZ, nrl,ast ,,..s a." on Lesd-A
-Inno1vonov Inw-Ar.s,aas neenslH
xIs,tura. '1'ussff
xu.r,o, o,,,o,., .n.
orr4wa. NC nrohn,a,. ,''s"s 49,,
thu 1neo,rnnrv ,ow nn..o, III ~. ~, 'ep1!ns
IT,. " Ts 49," fNsss" w '.s scaainea IL tba
1t'a'u ~ eo.t.''ooe' anu 10 no" being consdst'
cd In Inc Senate.
Special Disoa.ch to 7as I,,buaa
STRATFonp, Ont, MAY 7.-Thc tncr.,, ,,.
the cau.. If Tho avn,os,,. 49, s3,as ,a 'so
~. ~Suae tn1 oAp'os'oa acre Aondir
oeHlS ae'u to-ntRht' Two nEet
OF the samo consignment Of dynamite which
was on It's way to Orauecytlte by thu To,or,o
Gray n Ryrra Railway ,rcro h.,,,nh, a.' s..t. =.
.r..e.. .a A.. oasnt pask 70
Ao'onto, al'1 ID no" III etFat'ofd' 1t Will b
ahalyzcd nnd Its preciso nature determined,
When It became known last night that II VA, i,
the Grand Trunk ward. thc emnlov., ,,,r.t =
,v,,l, fsorf,, ~ ,.o;ho. sxni..t'.. '"a'A
"'tA' 1e1..a. r1.,o, =, at.o.s. auosnss e"p.oeun.
opee'u' st o'tr8ses 20 4aS 1feoda&
ate is being extensively signed hero bY MIR.
chauts and tho ha11.s htatln,r that ,ha ren.. =,
thc tn.olvent mt viii ve,x ser,o,,.r NY. 49, -
VIZ 4u'o''sat NV ""4 fc'J Sef'oualS AHee1 CON-
tnerec, unless law be enacted making ptotts.
lon for the equitable distribution Of The a,,s1
OF tnsolyents, mud praying that, until such hr
be enacted by Parliament. tho nrc.cnt il. h.
,ot .onoa,aG '"o p'essA' '"' 70
nos 'epea.eu.
apecfd' Ofspoich 70 5n6 7raauHe
OTTAWA, May 8.-Thc Nansard contractor hM
Issued circular nskIru: for m Increase Of sl,0}
In the annronrintfon fnr nert rasr. IN ,hs oth,.
i'and. MEMORIAL has been siens b b. asnst, ns:
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Gnnad,an n,anufart,,rnrs fn"stn,,c =, H. .,
ured arttcla ara III Heavily taxed wbile opls II ot
cont has % bean ,mnasei % nnou In Imno,tsi I lad ~ h
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~ w. "a y ts e4+s ~ 10y H. m,i.
ana%esn any aaa!Ees TINT may AZ 0e l., ,Ss as
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~ .nanr .ous a ~ ~ 4 H. ~ Rsch,rd, at
r,no.tnn b t,.n,nnn, fs W 49,, w." ~ the naptr,
i,,at - eu ars nart 'Ih ia III iii eniiftlr
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soms Ion Jotni;;nns ~ ;shst m ,nso7eat i;
, 1879-05-08

Daniel 0rdwAy, Of ProctessyElle, Vt.t IL 81
yours Old. ant expects 10 die soon. flls grave.
clothes alll cotiin hare been snade, under hts
dlrccllHll, mud clergyman lately preached hts
tNnesal sermon III accordance With hls urgent
request: ;" l want TO manage all these matters
myself" he says.
, 1879-05-08

For cough or sore throat tho best medicine BY
fat IL Hnle's famous Ioney OF IIosehoupd md Tar.
pikos ToothAcha Dsops cure In onu minute.
, 1879-05-08

BRIDGEPORT, nr,aiaY7.-Arrlved-F National,
Loekport, $500 bu coru; Phmuix. Lockport,
6,700 bu cora.
Clearca-Midglo, Ottawa, Ia brls salt, 3,22s
nnsta.
, 1879-05-08

Coughs. .nsosn's nronchial, T5oeatr at1as ctta'
1ay irritation which Induces eou&hiSsigiis iaapts
s!aes mmedtats teiSs nti,s " I'D i.hHisls -
plAints, rs eeuA boxs
, 1879-05-08

PoRr HunoN Mich, May 7.-up-Props
Cleveland, L. Gilbert, Bay City and tow, Garden
City aud tow; echrs G. Crawford, Sarah Jane,
Tccumseh.
Down-Prop q. Howard and tow, schr snow-
frnr.