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The New York herald., 1879-03-17
YORK HERALD MONDAY MARoH ID l87a:-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.


WIE sE 4EGHs 4s MosSA4 SO
wIrTHnorNrr 4Nr Any RKsERiyE,
No >, WV M rEIvATE aIy EEs1pENSE rp sSB 9TH AVS
PnorEhf2 EFz .Ssu 81 eSEoNfL aEa so%IEs
PLUSH AND HAIRCLOTH.
Mantel and Pier Mirrors,
ParIor suits Etageres, Oil Paintings,
Chandeliers Wardrobes, Bookcases
.s.,s,s. s.a and r Chamber sss
c.., Bureaus washs,ands, single Bedsseads
marble TOP Centre Tables. Turkish Lounges,
Easy Chairs, Rockers Blankets. Shoots
4 black walnut Sideboards, Extension Tables, Chairs.
Large assortment Of Glassware Grocke-y copper Tea ana
Coffee urns Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C.
N.B.-Goodr boxod for shipping II required Take any
uptown line Of cars stages 10 u West 10Th at.
~ "Aif This s'p DAY Y 'MoNpAYn aAS G.n ave.
xAckiPicEST ciPnTSfo'Hc iicushnoID A 81 rruRNfruRE
271s octave Pianofortes, steinway and Chickering.
Ssupero Parlor Suits, in satin.
10 pieces rare and costly Bronze.
4inIais and sisnns marble top Tables.
20 Parian marble Statucttes.
sPier and Mantel Mirrors.
10 window Lace Curtains. =
25 velvet and Brussels Carpets. d
clegant Library bookcases.
8 ladies' sesssoiros eUss 's ,aai and workboxoa
Turkish Lounges and Chairs.
500 volumes of choice Books
2elegantly carved Butets 2
"a Dining Chairs covered in leather. y"
2China Dinner and Tea Sets: 20
a Bedroom Suits s and plain
20 white and black curisd hair Mattresses 2
N.B.-Goods packed and shipped;
, 1879-06-19
"THE WORKERS IN THE WARDS"

Cn,caoo, Juns 17.-1a The Editor ef ths Ne.ts
-StA; was glad to see BY laat nights Daily
Nn1s TINT sou mean 10 spcak out ia regard to
aiayor Harrisnn's appointments. When you
cless them AZ ward bummers, you cali them Dy
lhe,r proper name. II Mr.. Harrison wants 10
secure tho defest Of the Democratic ticket next
fall, Aa hua ouly to keep onin the policy ho lsu0w
pursuing. "Iwsut to reward the workeu III
the Nards." says Mayor Harrison. Nov, Mr.
Editor, did tho people anl Taxpayers of ChienRo
elect Mr., Harrt8on to t1tMaFd tho workers. III
tlIc warls" ], tor ORC, enter mr. protest aZs!nst
Mayor Harrison att tbs " "&1Esegs III Tue NnFls-"
DO tt.e "workcrs Ia tho wasds carry IN clcc-
lion wheu tug taxuayeFs turn out 10 Y1lei ,' Ges'
uecent men come to ,e polls ~ vote.
Now, Sir. Editor, let na see toN,s Of tae h!>~
polutmepts Which thu htayof has nsade. We
will take bhsriN kefn's duplttua and DaiEl1s,
for instsnee: Yilrro u Mcau,tn. MeDunaso,
Fogs5ty, Flood. Nov, they represeut B1nle Ut
tAs 'swoskers - In tlis Taris. .s,-s!ways living oil
tile taxpxyers,-and hta, Or llarstaon must taxa
care q tteu'. Then thsrs !. AitShs9ek-a ,y sT
now, / lna.lo some Inquiries about Mr. Itch
cork, ul.l tho answer always t.: Well, ha y. or
used to b., \ clerk fn Har1lson's o!ce, anu, ot
cUurse. 1he Taxpayers haYu 10 take este OF A!rs
uo,y. because LII u u "worket III tlsa fhtrtoenth
Wari.n TheD, Air. Editor, tl,ero !s thu old
Culyin gang a,.d F" worksrs In tle was1is"s they,
TOO, havu to bu taken care q. WAS very !et =
ley,-Reprcsen.nt!ve and law-lnaker IT, H!s rec.
Contamination IL. Ae ksepa little "dogst1y
or tiu North Side. These Iuen represent QlesF
own vote and lhalr owu vote 0nly. TEL II to
Iiitchcusk; ha has Kos ths ," car 81 tl.t Mayer"
Tu1H7zsArA WARD.
, 1879-06-19
SIR HENRY BESSEMER.
An Inventor Izutghted-Tho Man WHO Has
NevolGtloutxod Hteei-A1nnufacturs,
ftlgt3p TY1uAx Inn.

An Inventor Izutghted-Tho Man WHO Has
KevolGtloutxcd Htant-Afnnutucturs.
L1AdaH Tnts, Iuns s.
Tile name Of Sir Henry Deasemcs, whicl,
will be as inacparabfy associated vttl, the dc.
yelopmcut Of the steel industry OF tlts and
other countries ia TINT Of Watt witt, the steau,
engine, would add dignity to any title with
which 1t might bc adorned; anl the rccogut-
tion Of bis merits BY bis own Government,
tardy although It must DO admitted to be, will
10 regarded with satisfaction wherever there
Is m adequate appreciation Of tic yaluo Of
applied scieuce As means Of increasing the
wealth, the comfort, and tho happiness of
mankind. The Knlghthood now conferred upon
him has been preceded by houors Of many
other kinds. derived from u,aay and ~
rlous sources. lu 1858 Mr.. Besscrncr received
the 1clfor1 Gold Mcd4t OF the Institution
OF Civil Engineers; aud. towards the close OF
last year, piecs OF gold platB was psescntc cd to
him By the same Institution. lie has also re-
ceicvcd the Albert Gold Medal of tho Boe!ety Of
Arts, the freedom Of the City Of Hamburg, q
gold medal struck III his honor by the Kimg OF
Wustea.burE, nn address from ths SoctetY Of
Arts and Manufactures nf nerltu. mi! the
KnIglltbood of ina Order ot Francis Io.qph
Iron, the Emperor Of Austria. In America
growing city IN 1ntlIann has been called after
l.is MINE; tho latu Emperor OF tho Frunc
nwarie,, h,,' 'he ss1ana Cross Of .hn Legion Of
aaoI,os ,a ~ a,nnx htm nc "osG.' ,,I
HELL "oe ~. arI ~. atm "e@ ~ 1,e
se.iutss Wv. s, r..n. nots ,a,,tI. ys
t.sun Glau'sa was, ,saitsn penss.e"'y en... IT,
iaseu. IT, uaaea1"a nsu otr, ~ 'nsse % various
!s;uatss Ms, nsss;et tseurea asss sas u""'n
ssSaele ao"*.u " su'!iesM' S.n,t sppIec'alon ~
tho iofn ~ sosalss, WHEEL, ~ usc ~! " g oWa
woFas. N.Y. t.st @ ~ ~ > NJ tnn "
.e psaau LILY LII. ssIta ~ Wsa aIo !ssueu
" thc itoSair ;n'nk Win uis oe"i:n !eaiutes ot
PIT M0st ttIaciuus h H .aa!e1.f s.a'upeu Gpnn
thstn a'u w. aas p.opaof5 n' gooa sfoana !oF
0eclasH!s t9at M su.s ".sax y. nsasea mus. ~ r.
gaEue,' a. ~. nust IT, xun',ss sapesss ' " an1
, 1879-06-19
A CURE FOR INEBRIETY.

Dr, ]. II. johnson. nf riovldense, K. l., favor,
us VII. ths fo!!owias soma.nniea.ion;; {.
!, rau,d III - nov diseoytrad TS
rcmsdy il prepared from the bark Of the smal
tw!gs q tho ctnesons r4bra: ana The effects foi.
owns 9s ~ tmnr nn
sro such that It ut onco begins 10 takc the pays of
TIC alcoholic .tmns q a1'd tn aM9 aays tso patient
tre~u ias;a"ee in .Htch ! Hars asta ihis taxd;ca.
menf trial Ihdrt mt rIt" perfect snee<.t; ana
not onlr nas 70 pa,sI ss3eeea ~ eot9n!ete r.
dsred. uput,cfabiy tIhnkfui ior hta leIivsraSco
from the terrible mA4dy. ItIB flplG for E4GCtjDR
, 1879-06-19
MAJ. WALSH.

.srfrfal CoFrssponatntf Of The Tribune,
WooD MOUNTAIN, N.-W. T., June AFTER
mailing letter to Iou yesterday, ycur cortt.
spondent had the pleasure of meeting Nal.
Walsh, who came In lutte fn the Afternoon from
u trip to the borler-!tne. He wcut out to visit
tic camps, md found that RItt!ng-DuIl, with
about 600 lodges, had crossed over to tic
American side, aud was cncampod about fifteen
miles from ths border. Tho Chief denies thas
there Is anything hostIlo iu this movement.
BuiIain hna brconio srarcO III the Mountain,
and, finding that they had gore south, ho fol-
lowed tNem into Montana
"1oldcrs may pass through mY camp" sRld
lie, "a,,d, as long as they do not attack me, they
arc perfectly safe. don't wAnt war. don't
waat to 20 pack to the States to live. want
food for my people, md ! Will have 1t. II tho
Americans will let me alone, vii! not trouble
them: but, II they attnck nc,
WILL r1our THEM"
Sttttng-Dull's force numbers about 1900 war;
"Wuh thess,n he continued, ~ cau defeat
5000 soId(cra. Unless atsl unmolcsted, will
fight the soldiers two to Que, and will De s1e-
cesstul. They cannot whip mo nov. for they
eatnot get together sufficient nutu6er of men
iu sllort enough time to capttro tlc band. II
they will keep awas from me- wtll be peace
able; Otherwise there must he war."
The Major is satisfied that Bull tneans what
he says when he disrlaims any hostIlu intent.
Tile Indiana are after buffalo, and buffalo ouly,
and, unle2s tnterterud With,
WILL KEEP Quiar
Ifo thinks It would hu difficult 10 capture the
band, ~ tue camp Ia better protected than Gyur
was catpp before. The scollts arr out for
miles aruund, unt Will brIng to headquarters
any Information OF the approarh Ut a large
iorec.-ehIs enabling the redskins to cross tiv
linz before NJ attack could bv made. II tho
force IL inasxnlcant In pu,t,t OF numbers, as,d
takns thu inik,attye, there witt bu tr.,ub1e.
In a1l probability, Bull will be back Oil thls
Side InsIe u tlg0 lays,-lunE hefor0 guy troups
Gun ges information II hts wLtorcaaoils aud
:cach him. i. II,
, 1879-06-19

3THFHNF, y
In an Index OF Muntcipai Ot.icae. )" complied
by Atr, e. l., uonlme for the l,ltex Society, tlle
following Offices mrs enumerated: Aleconner,
bcllman, rcalwelgher. aulnager, beaeonel. bear.
ward, belrlnger, hftle&.uiaster, blowcr ot tltp
observation-disclosures, hr1dge-Swecper, lrook> warden.
clnVger, cleaner ot The castle-w walks, cleaner Of
chandelier In town.hnl!, eoat-muter, condult-
warden. eooh, corn'tncasurer, cosn.prt1aE, town.
eggEotlcctor, teurcevc. tlesl,-lustcr. gaaher OF
htlcs, haymaker laywarl, noR-drlv9r, born
keepers, moac.catcklrr, lnnor.nen us,1 mossaleil,
presenter Of butchers, Iuickeoer Ut tho sify'ts
tenants, saInpls.mau, swime-ratcher. tender. Of
tlla to~n-wooo. aid Weedcr Of lootpuths
, 1879-06-19

E7HIh (3l9.I 1dt6EIE3 t13Fh.{,
Our candidate for thu next Governor Of ILL.,
nols ia the Reht-Roral, HONEST Old "Dlck"
OgiesbY. II The people eau get another turn
at Honest Dick, they will make him Governor
with mighty emphasis. Send word aloug the
line TINT OclcsbY Ii coming, and Ne'll lear loud
Rhnuttllv
, 1879-06-19

= CfFt{1dNd NffdW IHfD.3.
What has become Of that venerable wtnd-bag,
the Tall Sycamore Of Tie Habashl His genial
bray has not been lleasd for weeks. Cau 1t be
possible that hta last oyatofirRl cycloue swept
, 1879-06-19

H"N1H HEFfHE I7H0. DEW.I-
JEFF Davis remarked In sneectl tie other dav
ut Paseagoula, Ailss.. that he had never yet seen
a Southern woman reconstructed. Probably
noa-not even the dubious female who Has
captured ut Irwinvitle, Ga. Afay ~, 1866.
, 1879-06-19

J1dtndpoits journal tl7tp.}
The Peru Htpu6'fc6" thinks 1ov. Willtams'
bue-Jeans breechcs would not last through
Presidential campaign. II there Is any truth
in this horrible suggestion. No hope that the
Governor. vii, for the sake Of deceflc7, provide
himself With an extra pair bcEore entering the
race.
, 1879-06-19

Mr.. Randall, Of the Augusta GAroafelt, has
n.ade thu .l[scoyery that Mr.. Charles A. Dana
IL the enemy Ut the sou.ieFn people. Whlls
this discovery II not timely, 1t Ia we'll. lii.
Dams never loses an opportunity to ssep forward
and st[gmat!xe what hs loosely calls the Coufod.
erate element. The only remarkable fact In thts
connection IL. that nobudy, Federal Or Contc.i-
p[eayune what Str Dumas upiu,ous arc under
The SUI or In tkn sun,
, 1879-06-19

HOW EWING HNU ffIco 9FtHG&u 81ns 8HI3IH3
CaiwtahHt f0.3 Journal {RtD.l.
Tie Pfafa.Dea'tr inslsss aud reltcrates ti,at
"Gen. Shields was Dcmocrath Even 10. Ho
wns also patrlut and a eoldior; aud when,
broken In health mud fortune, he sought The
position OF poorkecpct Of tlau Democratic House
of Representatives, Tens. Ewing and Rico, 1nenl-
beFs Of tllB loute, forgetting ut,d ignoring De-
niocracy as,d patriotism. voted against him, utld
gave lllelr Yotes In fayot OF Ffelt. OF Georgia, =
yet all Union soldiers arc expected to rally for
Ewing aud R{cet
, 1879-06-19
CURRENT OPINION.
a TrAustent vtatSor.
RuFIfa 3 CFbrtFf I J}<rt.

There was once man Ia Louisiana who
couldn't tell i lie. He WAS 4 transien. ylsitor,-
exceedingly transient. tfhev killed bin and
scaipsd him thseu minutes after he reached tho
State.
, 1879-06-19

4 great many ssmsdles arc advertised 10 hrJaX
them betofe tue uubslc, who decides Waather the
aEtc!s u good or bad. Tho good fcpu.atloa which
nr. nutri uuax Syrup snjuy4 II u standing 4uaeau.
teo Q! !ts EaerttA. tsics, ::a rsnta.
, 1879-06-19

that can be truthfully offered ia that Lung"
Jones wauta fat place, aud Cullon Il anx!nus
to shape things Tor the next Gubcrnator!ai raco.
We are glad the President haa t'sat down on
the clique" Gov. Cu1tom had better stay In
Springfield, mind his official business, aed pre-
pare to move out Of tic State manatoi. We
must use bigger timber for tho next Republican
candidate.
The teported attempt to remove Marshal
Hitlrup fnvolrcd tho possible dismissal OF Col
lcctor Allen, OF Aurora. MIR. Allen has frld
ttc pos,tion a!nce 1867, and las proven highly
efficient officer. In tho twelve years, not word
Of suspicion has attached to him.
, 1879-06-19


There 10 good deal in name. and esoectal.
ly Ia name SO long as Htckenlooper. ucken-
1oopcr ls tito name OF the Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor ia Ohio, who was uom-
mated to prevent unother man with weird
name-Mr. Ssaaon0ood-from carrying OF the
honors. Htckenloopcri Is not very widely known
In Ohlo or the West generally, and the news Of
his selection vns rather surprtsc aud trial
10 the editors at the couutry-nevspnpcva, who
had to guess and gag at lis unmc like chickens
cudcnyorlng to compass tho deglutitlon OF al
diversified easthworm. One paper In Minnesota
declares buddy that tFostcr mud 1oppcuhtcker
will sweep the State by TO 000"; another in
illinois cries. "Wo personally favored TAFT and
Foster, hut the old Western Reserve will come
out solid for Foster and Picklehockcs"; third
" OF great black letters, Foster. ind
Hoppepksrker--beat them who Cau":
fourth, in, Iown. protests that "Fos-
Ter and Poopcphtc1o will awake such enthusiasm
With; the headlines Of q fifth. III Wisconsin,
are, "trwo glorious nen-Foster and Pfckei.-
chooper-the noulneesni sixth, and Axa1n ln
Ohio. declares that "The Democracy cau find
Plckyoopes'; seventh. also In Ohio, i,ostts,
along with M eagle and un Amesicnn fig,
"Our stalrart standard: :bcarers-EosteF aud
Choopenlickcra; mn eighth. It'll In Ohio, Au-
ton Of Gov. Foster nit! uen. Pouklchiclteu";
and yet another, In PENNSYLVANIA, where II
fairiS rains iaw-bIeaktng namcs. enthusiastically
yels at the top Ut its tYpe, "Tiger for ,Foster1
'Rah for Chiek!eplckeu!P'. II ID perhaps not a
very important mptter, still it would avoid cou-
fusion II the Republican editors and orators
wouit meet In convention an! agrcc 10 shout
for The second map On their ticket under unu
name, whether It be Iiiekenlooper, Loppen-
hlckcr Ptckec.okcr, IIoppcnktcker, Poopcn-
htsklc, Piekeaehoopes, Eoeky lo,sw.s, Cneopea-
llcker, Pooplehickcu. Or Chicklcpcken.
, 1879-06-19


the article 1'na after. I want d quart OF It,"
"The deuce you snyl What for2"
"I-O, l waut somo fun. Ast't had q drink
for --of while TIL day before yesterday.
Been up tlr river"
"Up what rtvcr-whcrel''
"lludsou Rlver-sug s!tiE See here, young
fclicr, don't you ulny Inc Tor. no sucker. Do
Mt tEiut nicxell'
gave him dime, and he started for the
door. Then he thought better OF It, and came
back. u,
II like your style,n he said, critically cycling
,no over. "You suit mo to T. Ever been
upl"
"Up wherein d,
why; I'D the rsvsr--stDe s,nr."
.Cau't say that hays. What wsro you up
forf''
"stcalIng."
tSteallng whatl"
"Sothin' but Il trunk.h
Int was iii ttt''
'Drieka. l CRACKED q hasll-ioundrY one night,
and thought had the silver chest. But when I
got out found sho hadn't uothln' but bricks
Into tier, Some cnss hat left 1t there for boari,
most likely. It was IT, mean trick 70 play
QUITO frst-e1ass burglar, toll You."
l. How long were you up the riyer'l'
20. uuls done two and q bali"
How uuchtn
"Iwo ycara anil halt and IL wish /
#ss S":ioas sasx ar' to- co 5Seet III get there '00n'
o..,, ,,;,,,n" " che,oo W. ,,.t sn., sonnE lsi'uE.
III, ,1t, ~ ~ III se1t oneo more,
uaM lin. II y i'"o u ~ 4a'eN " 'nahe your hean
S"aT W ,,,,,,,, s,no.s..,, ,,,,. ,o .A.,,
o,n n'o'' eaEseS'eo 'u"s uo spoula go out
anu s .o,.,,,r,, -
sHAsa SOMEBODY'S STORE WINDOW,
and even volunteered ,t.: 70 to aseonrany him on
such Hi errand, but be abruptly declined. Oh the
ground t1at he wasn't :. going up y for auY 1T.
Ito thing like that. He added that the uext
tiuie le was convicted. It would 30 for sone-
thug worth WHILE. ! st0od With HIN fur
soma nomcnts III tho lobby talking, md
fle finally interrupted the conversation bY
safinE no was Eo!ng to tako a drink.
But d!ant intend to lnso ny man Ia that way,
Ah1 10 Invited hlin 10 step over to the hotel
AMI "absorb " az my expeilse. We walked out
upon the pavement -und had started across
broadway, when lo suddenly cane to Il halt.
"Laok a'hcru, ho said, ''you ain't playin' 10
cotfec-house business on 1ne, are yuut You
amt Golh: ~ ulaH Mo o'Hto 20 temperance racket
, 1879-06-19
Patience ExhauAtett.

7T6bFs5. +. 71H1E3 t1Rb.Te
We do not bclleva the instinct OF patriotism IA
wholly dead among tile Democratic masses,
Whatever may be the case With tho infatuated
consptrators who are dlsgraclng themselves In
Washington. Public sentiment has already
been reused to = pitch Of evaporation hy the
conduct OF men 10 Congress who boaht OF their
determination to undo, as far as possib'e all the
Federal Legislation Juring tho past eighteen
fesrs. The patience Of the country Will not iu
turo iuFtl,er trial. Foes Of honest elections, of
National tranquility, uttl OF all the great inter
ests upou wl'icl, business prosportty depends.
ragged and Justly offended people.
, 1879-06-19

HH,y
.Ar0inHchs {fHd.}.
The most Indifferent observer Of political
events can predict with the accuracy OF figures
the results of tile contests Of 1870 nnd 1850.
The Democratic party will be overwhelmed with
political disaster and overthrow. The South
will be It's sacrifice and It's victim It the SECOND
Appomattox Court-House, subjcctinE 1t as q
North Unler sectional politics the Houah viii
not increase its population nor ever hold It's
own. The caiatnitIcs OF the yeliow~ftver plague
arc almost equaed BY the fo1lics sud crimes Of
in the devastating work Of spreading poverty
and ruin In tho South.
, 1879-06-19

1E1t Hul 07T sKIHHF 'rHoa1ue9e' !BHFI1E HIHt
stark nude " won't @ around to l'Is lndce, md
sat down 0uts[db. Within WINS The most hurrt-
bio din tint eyer as'a}led mortal ears. 1t WIS the
hled1cine,Ala Or DOCTOR charming away evil
spirits. lie !lna aoh's sorb of drttn, which he
pounded Tlna!ctisclf,--aceon1paRy hia ac-
cuulpantment WITH fea1i M cries. at!l EEouns, mud
Krn9ts. His tcs Tor this nolacnss, Afraid-of.
the-bear told me, wos two horses (S7D; ,and tfls
hn could up 10 Tho linn I'm chilli dict. \ quar-
ter OF mile from ihu iougo ~aH the cemetery,
tn odd couttEsance, consisting Of poles upon
.h!ea tile corpses root until the dnWn VI the
JudGnent.Day; AMd tllcre was muurnful ex-
preston ou the old uan's face, nnd upon the
faces ol lhe indians WHO passed, him. .-tor they
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15
Liver l. IAing.

The Liver is the imperial ersan
OF the whole human system as it
controls he life, health and happi-
ness OF man. When it is disturbed
IN Its proper action, all kinds OF
ailments are the natural result. The
digestion of food, tho movements of
the heart and blood, the action Of
the biain and nervous system, arc
all immediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. 1t has been
successfully proved that Greene
August Flower is unouualIed IN
curing all persons afflicted with Dys-
pepsy or Liver Complaint, and all
the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bot,els
to try 10 cents Positively sold IN
all towns in the Western Continent.
Three doses will prove that it is lust
what you want.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15
We Challenge The World

When we say we believe, we have
evidence to prove that Sbiloh's Con-
sumption Cure is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made, inasmuch "a
It VIII cure conmon or Chronic
Cough IN one-haIf the time, and re-
IleTe Asthma, I5rouclAittis, Whoop-
lng Cough, Cb@np, and show more
eAses "fConSamptiou cured than nil
Others. i wlll cure whe,, they foil!
u - peasant 70 tal,, harmless t.
The yoa"Best chino, and we qaarau-
tee wiat W. sa". Price lsc, 5Ga.
aud 81. If your lungs are sore. chest
or back lame use ShiIoh's Porons
Plaster. Sold by l.. ID. Pu,ford ans!
J. B. q G. Il. Mohett.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

of driver at q proper edge, this
scraping of cutters runners on
nice, clean ashes laid outon the high
way; there are few sensations more
delectable than thnt,of iaving q cool
streak run down onei back, and
having ones flesh feel lille the breast
Of a hve-plucked chi aSsn-or OF
hastily taking rapid ira Isit over the
dashboard, on the vehiIle's coming
to sudden halt agaiDt an ashes
bank"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15


THE following were chosen direc.
tors of Perry Fire Insurance Co
AT It's annual meeting held ON the
'th inst, to-wit:- Moscow, WIN. Rob.
inson, Geo. Paulson Ridseway, X.
Olson, A. Hanson; York, J. Burgesop
D. A. kittleson; Perry, l.. NJ. An.
derson, and E. Burgeson. &. Paul.
son was chosen President and L. NJ.
Anderson Secretary and Treasurer.
Whole number Of policies issued, 10;
number of policies issued in IS7S,43:
Premiums aud fees on same, S12I54
Aggregate amount insured SIZE. 600.
Expenses to agents in rs, $50.
Compensation of secretary SS.35.
Losses paid in 1878 $40. Total losses
PAID since organization in 1874
S'5S.6G. Cash on hand $50. The
Company charges one mill on the
dollar and sl.75 policy fee for iusur-
ing farm property,
l.. NJ. A, Sec.
Perry, Wis, Jan Il. 1879.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

On Tuesday, the 2Sth inst, Mr..
Samuel Fitzsimons holds a public
auction at his farm, 6 miles north
east of this city, at which q choice
lot of stock will be offered, besides a
large number of farming utensils,
produce, etc. There are 81 head Of
cattle in all, among them II milch
cows, one fresh, with calf at foot, and
90 good sheep. The terms are very
reasonable-one years time at 7 per
cent. His farm, in good condition,
is to be offered at private sale, and
if not sold will be to rent. Remem-
ber the date.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15
Neuralgia is a word derived from

Neuralgia is word derived from
two Greek words signiIying 'orce
PAIN. Anyone who has suffered
from this disease knows how the
acute pain follows the course of a
nervous branch, extending through
all of its ramihcations, making lie a
burden. From the nature Of the dis
ease internal treatment alone can
not reach it. Narcotics and opiates
relieve by benumbing the senses,
leaving the patlenl more susceptible
to Che pain atterward, the nerves be-
iog weakened 10y the use Of these
drugs Lawson's Carative heals and
soothes, swing the tortured nerves
the power torecuperate and strength
en-, till the disease loses iss hold en-
tirely.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

MADISON Democrat. 1t has been
discovered that the assembly can
look over on the democratic side of
the house for brilliant orator. A
z. b. from Iowa county, is full Of
richness, and we knov it, from gen.
eral appearance. Watch over that
WaV
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

THE Good Templars,in conjunction
with the Temple of Honor members,
are giving course of temperance
lectures at the City Hall, in this city,
each Sunday afternoon. So far the
lectures have proved great success
and are helping the temperance cause
greatly. The speakers for next
Sunday are w. R. Davis and John
p. Davis, of this city. The zeai and
enterprise exhibited by the temper
anca advocators deserve encourage.
ment, and the public should show
their appreciation of the good work
thus started in Mineral Point by
their attendance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

10 aid farmers in arriving at ac.
cnracy in estimating the amount ol
land in different fields under cul,iya.
ton, the following table is given:
Five yards wide by 96S long con.
tains one acre.
Ten yards wide by 4S4 long con
tains one acre.
Forty yards wide by 121 long con.
tainS one acre.
Seventy yards long by COZ long
contains one acre.
Eighty yards long by G04long con
tains one acre.
Sixty feet wide by 72S long con-
tains one acre.
One hundred and ten feet wide by
3Jl long contains one acre.
One hundred and thirty feet wide
by 393 long contains one acre.
Two hundred and twenty feet wide
by Isl IL long contains one acre.
-Four hundred and forty feet wide
by 30 long contains one acre.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY i 1870

THE many friends and neighbors
of t. S. Ansley, our townsman, will
DC pleased TO learn chat he has been
appointed Senate book-keeper of the
present legislature.