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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

Tax House Committee on Banking
and Currency has agreed, without divi-
sion. to report Judge BUcENER'S bill,
which requires the national banks to
keep one half OF their reserve in coin,
instead OF all in greenbacks, as at pres
ent. The amount OF the latter so held
is about 95,OOO,OO half of which by
the operations Of this bill, would be re-
leased for circulation, 10 be replaced by
coin now horded in the Treasury, and
be thus more generally distributed
through the country. Upon the legal
tender question, which the Committee
also had under advisement, there was
developed a general disposition to "let
we'll enough alone only two OF the
members iayoring further restrictive
legislation, but no action was decided
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

The long-pending bill for revision OF
the steamboat law viii be taken up this
week by the Commerce Committees OF
both Houses, and it is said that they are
fully agreed at last as to the leading pro-
visions of this measure, and disposed to
push it through at the present session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

The New York Times, which favors
the getting rid of "our redundant paper
currency" as soon as possible, is alto
gether out Of patience with Mr.. HAYES
for the way in which he crawfshes on
this subject. 1t says: "He adheres to
his views. but he has no opinion as to
when they should be put in practice,
which is gratuitous eheapening OF his
own influence, that, ii he has really
been guilty Of it, is at once weak and
disgraceiul. 4"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

OK the first of January next the Re
publicans will have an equal number OF
State Governors with the Democrats
nineteen each-unless they are counted
ont by their own frauds in Maine.
Their gains at the recent elections were
in the latter State, in California, New
Y Ork and Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

THE term Of Senator Burnside Of
Rhode Island will expire in 1881, and
the legislature to be elected next spring
will choose his successor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

Tue first gun in Prof. PRoCTOR's me-
teroric display exploded in view OF
Charleston, S. c., a few nights ago. All
the rest of the country sat mp and star
gazed to no purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
TO BONDHOLDERS.

OFFICE PITTSBURGH, WHEELING & KY. X. X. Co.
WHEELING, ". Va, December y, lSS
This Company will pay six months interest on
IT'S bonds on the 18th inst, at the Office OF J.
Willard Gibbs, Registrar in tn Office of the
Treasurer OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many. No 233 south Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Blank forms for the collection OF the interest may
be obtained at the Bank OF wheeling, W. Va.
dec9a W. Ii, BARNES, lreasuIer'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

To borrow, $500 or 5000 for three years,
secured by real estate worth $1,000. iG
@. o. SMITH.
General Business Agent Lao Main st., Wheel
ing VI. Va. decaq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
FOR RENT.

The Store Room now occupied BY US as 9
wholesale Hat House, l22l Main street. Posses
sion given on or before April lst.
dsrh HARPER & BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
TAX NOTICE.
MISIAID.

T MIsLAID TWO SMALL BOXES, THURS
dav, in one of the Wheeling stores and can
call 10 mind which one. They are wrapped In
light brown paper and secured with fair leather
school straps The finder will be suitably re-
deca1 W. W PlXLEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phites

Speedily and permanently cures Congestion OF
the Lungs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous
Prostitution, Shortness OF Breath, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Trembling Of the Hands and Limbs,
Physical and Mental Depression, LOss OF Ape
title Los. OF Energy, Loss Of Memory. IL Will
rapidly improve the weakened functions and
organs OF the body, which depend for hsalth
upon voluntary, semi-voluntary, and involun'
tary nervous action. IL acts with yigor. gentle
ness aud subtlety owing 10 the exquisite hArmO-
ny Of its Ingredients, akin 10 pure blood Itself.
In taste IL is pleasant and is effects permanent.
Sold by all Rruggists, Sl.5O per Bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09


~ medicine in the world for Dyspepsis, Consti-
patton Jaundice, Bilious attacks, sick Head.
ache, Collie, Depression OF Spirits, Sour stomach
Heart Burn &c, &c This unrvalled Southern
Remedy is warranted not Ia contain single par
ticlc of Mercury, or any injurious mineral sub
stance, but is PURELY VEGETABLE. contain
ing those Southern Roots and Herbs which an
allwise Providence has placed in countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. IL will cure all
diseases caused by Defaugement OF the Liver
and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are Il bitter
or bad taste In the mouth Pain In the Back
Sides or Joints often mistaken for Rheumatism :
Sour stomach Loss OF Appetite: Bowels alter
nately cOstve and lax; Headache: LOs of
memory, with painful sensation Of having
failed 10 do something which ought 10 have been
done: Debility, Low Spirits, a thick yellow APP
pearancc Of the Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough often
mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend the
disease at Others very few; but the Liver the
largest organ IN the body, is generally the seat
of the disease and II not Regulated in time. great
suffering wrCtchedncSs and DEATH will ensue
can recommend as an efficaciOus remedy for
diseases Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
Simmons Liver Regulator. LEWIS G. WUNERK,
1928 Master St, Assistant Postmaster, Phila.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia. Biliousness and ThrOb.
hing Headache, 10 Is the best medicine the world
ever saw We have tried forty other remedies
before simmons Liver Regulator, but none Of
them gave us more than temporary relief: but
the Regulator not only relieved by cured u.s.
Ed telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
u. III. 2oi1i1a Go Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Price, sl.O0. Sold by all Druggists. deco
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

carried on in healthy manner, while the Tor
nation Of tubercle Is retarded. The rapidity
with which patients take on flesh while under
the influence OF the Syrup OF itself indicates that
no other preparation can be better adapted 10
help and nOurish the constitution, and hence be
more efiacous In all depression OF spirits, shak-
ing or trembling Of hands OF body, cough, short
ness of breath, or consumptiye habit The nerves
and muscles become strengthened and the blood
- .al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
III Is perfectly safe. and the
taste pleasant"

The first apparent effect is 10
increase the appetite. II assists
digestion. and causes the food
~ sssimulate properly-thus
the system Is nOurished. IL
also, by its tonic action on the
digestive organs, induces more
copiOus and regular eyacua-
tons. It's effect on the mucous
membrBne is such that easy ex.
pectontiOn is produced; not
only are the air passages easily
YOided OF the secretion already
deposited, but its collection Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09
Ask the rncny

ASK the recovered
dyspCptic billion 5
sufferers. victims OF
fever and ague. the
mtn uriel diseased
pat ent, how they're
cove red health. cheer
ful piIits and good
apI elite; they viii
tell you by taking
simmons Liver Reg
ulator, the cheapest,
purest and best fami.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-09

u. FL. collin a, Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Price. LOO. Sold by all Druggists. deco
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
From RidgewaY.

The holidays had the effect OF chang
ing the duh monotony 81 winter life.
The young folks enjoying the season
BY attending the various social hops,
sleigh-riding. SC, Winter has been
loud and boiSterouS of late, driving
the north wind through the tomhS pt
snow, and making the ragged gray
clouds look cold and cheerleSS mder
the benign ana appearing Chances ct
Fair Luna" while King Frost plays
his antics over the wide landscapes
without restraint, making the cryS ais
shout, aud forming fantastic images
on the boSoms Of the ripping riliS er
over the broad ponds all tells us that
we are now isolated iii the midst Of
dreary winter,
The God Of llymen nov holds the
balance Of power in Ridgeway, "Ftat"
Money is also ut par, ana is now elias
sided under tie head or matrtmony,
is may be perceived w. The following
reports Of nuptial-knotS,
Married in RidgewaN, ~ the Rev,
Mr.. Holland. Dee 18Th, 1878, Mr.. Al
bert Williams 70 Miss Mary Davis; all
Of Eidgeway.
BY the Rev. VIM. .lmes, II icntue-
ton Mr.. Il. j. Roach Il Miss Maggie
Richards, on Dec, 18th, ISIS; both u
Rigdeway.
BY the Rev. Father IubrS, pec, *
1878, Mr.. Pat Ryan IL Mi 5 Maggie
McCahc, Of same place.
by Rev, Father l4nbpy, january ~
1879, Mr.. Philip Crous. G. Miss Cath-
crime Weist: both uf Dodseyillt.
BY Walter Thomas, !. T., NJ Fhoa
S. Reese to Miss NJ, \. Williams. Ian
/, 1879; both Of RidgeWay.
At the residence Of the brides PAT
ents, Jan. !. 1879, hy Key. Jones ~.
Thomas j. Williams to Miss Jod,s
both Of Ridgcway.
Mr.. James Mahoncy and Owen kel
ley, students ut the Dubuque Ca,hoit,
Theological Seminary, Who have heA
spending the holidays with trirude
returned on the Stll. Mr., Dan.el Nci
ley started from hele III thg d,d ne
Santa Clara County, California,
HlA NnEs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

Ornamental furniture suitable for
holiday sittS--Where can you find
lti9 VIII nj Bishop s Nancolas'
store lis nice. and don't yoa forget
lit
i ECONOMY. = There is economy IN
nnylns a.. rtice's special Flavoring
Extracts, Us ,hey ave the most natural
GaNorS maae, and strength quality
land Quaq,iQ, there are no other tla-
Normg extracts that can compare with
| them,
Bishop \ Nanchnlas have Just re
ceived some Of the handsomcSt center
tables YEN ever sat eyes on" Don't
fail 10 take 4 look ut en-.
DR., MarshaWs Lung Syrup is, with
out, doubt, tho most reliable remedy
for coughs, colds. bronchitis, Asthma,
etc. Il never fails to euro within i
short time, Call on Your druggists
and try bottle, price only - cents.
GlNr vl;.sM a TRtAL.- Any lady 81
gentleman who will give nr. PRICES
Unique Perfumes Il single trial, will
be coNinecd that for exquisite, sweet
ness aaI pIrmancuty Of odor, Nc per-
! fumes iu ellis on any other country
! cam compare with them.
\ Death IN often caused by severe
cough os cNld. DIR. MWshalls Lung
( Syrup saould always hc taken in time,
for ii nryeg Fails to cure thc worst
/ eases ot Iou~h or Colds ahuost Instant
ii. pr,re ~ cents, Sold by MI drug.
gjsts.
y pAl.ArNRlE AND NGESSnlE.--lt
you 4 @ire Your food to he enjoyable
ANA VI. .ttls. use nr. Prices Cream
\ iisNtu. roWlcR which is not only
free from authorization, hat whloe
some NA eluco,cl chemists and
paysie,Ws NJ this country use Dr.
\ Price, gt5au Baking Powder in their
lawn fpai'ie
l5eH forget that Mrs. kissell vii
uold Natstl nj rcadinrs dmlng TN,
holiday ~ furnish suppcrs for balls
aml fr4iNp'4 She invites the public
u ya,l Il, bgt restaurant aud sroserl
torG Ucyl aaor t. Pulford's. Warn
4 ment Furnished 1t all hours. \ tnl
A.Ue s, ls,gs gruccriCs canned fruit
! 2y tas II. krpt constantly Oh hand.
ln0uswc to the question, why Il
Hattie, used al u SYNONYM for TN
Eplaa estnalpunishmentr "aeorre
spoudtu VIZ the New York Wore
Ntisys "AaliraX was town in Corn
wY'H Y1er tlpy used to hang MAJ
60 stalinr before trying him. Tn
tHievc Jae tcare used Io say "Fron
tIcll, tJWl ana Halifax, Good Lor'
hdcliyw "a, and tile decent pcopl
used Il ten The thieves 10 70 to ilali
-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
OBITUARY.

Entered INTO rest on saturday la
nary 4th. 1879, Julia Mary, widow 9f
the late Moses strong, and youngest
daughterof John r. jones.
The hluentci subject If tlia notice
was well known III Mineral Point
where many years 81 her briqf life NJ
maiden and wife were leHt Ii is
but sixteen months since husband,
4 man Of eminent promise in his pra-
fession, suddenly fell a his post a.
Assistant GeoIogist for Wisconsin. 4
most mtimely death az men account
of time. Then four months after came
tie death of the fir.t-b9fa r'iiil. w1e
thp mother was I'll Il Southern cline
seeking health anl strength. And
now III quieh success sion has she f7i-
loved husband ana eaillto the "m-
discovered Land Another beautiful
Cedar ~ Lebanon lies PROSTATE: an
atltrr trgaa God has gone lame
| in the canffdpaf DC 4 4ilI firth, IL
l tlie comfort VI rea iaa.
and hyls Aape I'D favor Rlh Col,
and ~ gfeet Guar
aPr in tin gA lot
e tle vi n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
Good Things for ls7e-7o.

The Airnna umants tor literary aud art oln;rl-
buttons for tho nuw y0lumc--the sixlh--are
csmptrtp, drawing from already iAvVrito
sources, us wuil o. from prominent new oner.
dr FtaLk X, ktOCkton's nav turial stLfy Tor
boys, n Johy Fcllowship, VIII run throlgn the
lwvlyu monthly pats, boginnug with the
number iur November 1919, the hrFt VI tho vol
anne, aid Will be- illustrated by james H.
Kelly, Tho story Ia one vi travel aud advtn
lut, IL FLORIDA aud tho bahamas fOi
mo mrs. a coulihgud tale, - Half 4 Dozen
nonsrkuepcra," by Katharine d. smith, WITH
Illustrations Ny Frederick. Dlnlmnn, begins IN
hu raine number aud fresh = rial BY knraB
,nollve entitled "s'ss- 80, ,oeiy =,
spiciufes, VIII 10 comm, need carly ID III vol.
ainu. here VAL AFRO bu y continued taliy tals,
'humptl Dudgel's fOWVr," written by Julian
uawihorne, and illustrated by Alfred rfud-
urickn, ADuuL the other familiar features Of
ST. NIUAoLAa, the editor preserves good
hutnurgd all0ncH, Goutunt, perhaps, Id lat her
nve volumes already isHnad, prophecy concern
ihg the SIX, h, N rvrpoft 10 short stories, pic
tnier, poems, humuf, instructive sketches, and
The lure aud lore uf Jack In tue Pulpit, theVery
Little Foiks dcpartin ont, aud tho Letter box,
and ltldno.D0x.
IBhMa: ta00n year, % cents nnnbor.
subscriptions received hy the pubItahera of
Ills npvT, aud by all booksellers AMI post.
With tho publishurs should writa name, poet
once, county. and state. Ia fail, and reud with
ftmdaneu ~ check. 4 y. money otdur, OF
registered loiter u \ lklB NER 70 co,
It3 Broad way New " rk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10


MINERAL PolNr, Wl>ai4n. 2, '7a.
DEAR EDITORS II dosue " inouAo
my life, and come 10 YOU seeking al
vice and information before taking
amy steps in the matter.
There was IN insurance nn ia my
office few days since, and Mhdt th9t
the subject Of Lille Insurance caata MR.
No sooner had the subject been NEIL
toned than plan Wa5 suggested, lta
peculiarly and superiority explained.
The name assigned this Ptua5 elr
as remember, was, "cheap insurance,
! have heard OF Life Insurance, ita
kinds, its classes. and 81 ~ beng
good, bad, and indifferent mit thi5
cheap" plan arousedmy curiosity end
led me to investigate.
This cheap" plan il substantially
rs follows, or, at lcast ~ J understood
it by my informant; Each applicant
pays M entrance fee vi ST., 81 begin
with, and they further agree lhat lhe
actual members surviving at each AHA
niVersary thereafter shall pay annual
dues of 81 each; and tiiat Mhaa j
member dies the survivors will each
pay for the benefit of his heirs an as.
sessment of 81, and ten cents for post
age, etc, etc, thus furnishing insur-
auce 1T actual cost, hasing She al
mortality MI from tie o a6Ean II
annuln.
The actual average cost 70 each
member OF the insurance realized hg
his heirs, under the foregoing arrange.
mcnt NAV be very easily and readily
ascerlained. The insurance 90 $1,000,
paid on Che decease of The FIRST mem
Ter dying viii have cost him only 4lz,
the initiation Zee, where's fl,e lEt anp
dying viii have paid Slz, His annual
dues for, say fifty years, S3 pm year,
$3.50, plus $50 assessments, (asslniug
that tie society IL formed ou me ln-is
If 1000 membersl ana a99u1 lor ,cl
cents extra paid Win ele'i 5g#anert,
making The total amount paid y! him
Si2G3a9, for which his lei 1D H5i
realize 4 cent, Add What ihp iilsU
member dying paid aud we nave I, !,
resalt sl272oo. thigamount divided '9e
tgo TOYS exactly wliat tto sa
est VII have been e can maula !,
tbieh s. 8C3j.45 i9r tha Fe ,l
/, lount of $500 Insurance fpaimd bN
H. heirs of AL the member
1. CIR nat Thoroughly ailietin |,
his !. cheap insurance plan. or if laH.
aleuTa in, Is shows above, Il nog
offee. Will some reaae &c the jEu4
cnAr NOM inc ii whai nartfenIaA
M ideas of "cheap" Insurance art
ali1t iii
.Aaathes question. Ii il aaie Ia fisil
hp dependence ~ ones family ia ,alE
a0ds &c i sarietY where there isonlll
moral obligation e. paG an associf
ION having neither capital nor asatt
Vow rs it not possible, and nay af /
entafa s. say thai, taroagaoa. il (
country there are meh. laen5rs 4 /
hos CHEAP Insurance cifelt, WIae i
paper IL aot worth iWenit ike ceiis K
u the dollar. j such mans wod |
3e.tf ..aa li5 aa.a I'D houf
1s usarl INA rHtrfa fdtaH afe pl- /
der tine promise a @
eotfallv Tilt af
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
The week of prayer commenced on

The week Of prayer commenced on
Monday, Ian. 9th.
Theodore Tilton lectures III the City
Hall tonight.
/. ). Ansley, of this city, has been
elected book keeper in the State Sem
ate.
Mr.. John Daniels and Mn Jas. Glenn
iusou are the men selected Nv Sheriff
Blackney, to act as deputies for the
next two years.
a child Of Edward Jelfery, Of the
town sc Mineral Point. aged about II
years, died Of diphtheria on saturday
last.
y danghtcr # James Matthews, of
| Georgetoru lafayette County. aged
about i wears. died cf diptheria, one
day last week.
On Tuesday, The 8oth of December
the trst rail OF the iron on the Chicago
4 Tomall railroad WIS laid in lAncas-
ter.
Narris1 by Rev Jls O'kpefe. i'm
q panl'4 Church. in this city. ON Jan.
I'M lS7p. Mr. oscar simmons and Miss
Sarah Mediation.
Married IN INK Ia3 O'kecfe, in
st. paurs Church, III this city. ON Dee.
soth. Mr.. Michael SHAY and Miss Eli1-
aheth Fitzpatrick
Large numbers Of hogs are dying OIL
III Buchanan county, Iowa, Mtth hog
cholera. 80 less than 1000 dled III
one nelShheftaeoN "i,'lla tWo week ;
IWootd women rs AidS aalel'e l'elh u
helnlef' ageu w. q NnoN county, ~
diana, aAd S'lfaR MoSe'E' ~ 81 slau'-
son, Wisconsin,.
x Dubuque wife tell on the walk
! in front Of her house and broke hmo
she now sues llel "os''a'''. ~ COW
damages ior iiov c'e'''''''S ~ w vs.
Mr.. James ~. Platt lost harness
tug Which the Under VIII please leave
at this ollice-on the DoageNihe "ho
Mineral Point ROAD, somewhere he'''
Edward y iiaiss'
Remember that Theodore TlItol
loct,,rcs IL tbc CIV Hall tonight. A
nnmber sc people from Darlington
and p,attevillo are coming 70 heal
~, $500 = ~ r.cott,
~. 49,. &C. n,.,,a,r ], , Ne
ant call on Thursday lie offers 70
so,a one Of tbchest stock farms in I'll,
West
:, n 4.,,,.,,, - =,
ME 'u''" i'''s' ~, - 50 WV ,, - ,.,,,,,
lifm on "o"e,'' y ' I,,la a,. H.,
p"e0' ~, oil. IN haro on Lnn1 y >,
times, the best of everything III tn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
Local Item S.

The ice harvest is immens e.
This is the Week of Pray Il IT the
NJ. +. and z. M. churches.
Public Schools re-opened on MONDAY
last.
Fifty horses wanted by Il. L !. WeliS
at b. Pratt's wareh ouse.
Mr.. Strauss, with J. Deller, II III MI
Guggenheim have taken charge Oh Mf
Deller's branch store ut Linden.
Mr. George w. Walters, the wei
known actor, died in Milwaukee, las
Tuesday.
The Lanyon Brothers are gett ny
their crusheps introduced. The ! -
order they received is from 4 llf
somewhere In Missouri.
The members Of the Ancient Order,
of United Workmen and their families
will hayea banquet on next Monday !
evening.
Prof. Nicodemus, Of the Wisconsin, I
University, died from inflammation Of !
Che bl ain, ut Madison, on Sunday, Jan. |
I'd.
An adjourned meeting Of the Coun- I
ty Board was held on Wednesday. The I
proceedings will be given in on next ,
issue.
John Horn has closed out his hard |
ware business having disposed OF his |
stock to Messrs. Devlin 4 PrideanX,
Martin & Toay, and $. Hooking & Co
Frost nipped ears, noses, fingers and
toes are not scarce. But few Of our !
people are tempered to stand more
than ten degrees below zero.
Philip Lawrence. formerly of this
place, is NOW in charge of the Clayton
County Journal, prosperous news
paper printed at Elkader, Iowa.
Mr. ". z. Jones did some tall walk
ing at Dodeeyille on New Years day.
We 10 not know just what time he
made nor just how far he walked, but
we understand that lle surprisedmany
Who had heretofore underated him
Joseph Bennett ST., aged Is years, |
died at his home in Ga5o9ille, ~
Sunday evening last. NJ Bennett
was q resident of this place for more
than fortS-oue yeats liz WIS well
known us an honorable upright
man. His death is mourned hy very
many aoIrowiag friends.
Richard Manning s New Years ball
given at Andrews hall, in Eden, was
wen attended and passed off pleasant
II. Highland, Linden, Montfort, MIN
eral Point and other places We're rep
resented ~ joyial. good folk, aid the
best IF feeling prevailed
I temperance lecture was given III
tie City Hal, 81 lasy sunday. We
understand that there is = Dc lect-
ire given Ill this city every sunday
afternoon. at half-past three o'clock,
during tie Winter. r. Allen IT. is
announced Is tie lecturer f9l nest
sunday.
Tie preliminary trial q George
Doty. keeper of The Lone Roc farfy.
fog the murder DC his sol, Wa5 ia sf9-
gross in DodgeYille last week Sever
al witnesses were examined AID tlie
case adjourned until Monday the lsth
inst steat nnmisr SIT Witness
HaF aeea SiihrH aaa fh. f
promise It'll iea leil4t1l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
st. Nicholas,
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
For Grts and Boys.

An Ideal 0hildrun's MAgaAinu.
Moasrn Scrihurr y %, in 18Th, hogan tho
publication Of ST, NI0uaLAr, an illustrated
magazine for girls and huya, With MIS-. Mary
Napnr Dodge aa editor. Five years haa passed
plnru Inc hrrt number was iasncd. aud tho mag.
aIIne haa won tho highest poa!llun has y
= mouihly oirausLinu VI 0YEn FIFTY
rho USlND COPIES. II IL now published
simultaneously IN London ana New York, aud
80 = tegIlea is almost ~ hearty
malaaluu has buph steady advance II has not
reached ltu udit0r'n idena oi best, because hs
idca continually outrnns II, and aud the maya
glne VI rwifly follows aitcr, To-day 1T,
NICHOLAS flunas alone III tho wsrld ri books.
Inc New YORK Tribune has said OF II; "St.
Nicholas has cached higher platform, and
commands iUr lie rulvice wider resources In art
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