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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
ROOT PRUNING.

Anything that checks the flow of sap
has tendency to develop fruit, from the
fact that it depriveS the tree of much of
its former nourishment, checking the
growth of the leaves and their demands
till there is a surplus of organizable mat
ter, which goes at once 10 form fruit buds,
to the development of which the energies
of the tree are in part directed, instead
of wholly to the promotion Of growth
This IS the effect of root pruning, which
should be performed in autumn, or IN
some localities winter will do as well. 1t
is performed by digging about the tree so
as to lay the roots bare, and cutting of
smoothly the principal ones few feet
from the trunk. This process will check
the rapid growth, stunt the branches, and
fruit will follow. But ordinarily 1t Is
better to await the natural development
of fruit, as forced fruitage must be pur-
chased at the expense of the vital growth
Of the tree
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Weaknesses.

Weaknesses.
Collins Nlltaic Plaster glv' ff- vest rr'sfao-
ton hero g anything TINT has Dee. tried icf
IAmrucss AMI W,akno,s 20 the Back, llclsr send
moro right AWAY. JANIS LLN4a.
B-YANy. La, i-ao &c. %.
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INVALUABLE.

I,e-1rs. w=rEs & Porrrr, wholcralo Druggists.
boston, Mass: Gsiiiitaict,-I l.vc iCrGomo months
fsll It q duty that l owe u suffering humanity 70
wrltc YOU, 1tl'g tic grcat benefit tH1t have &c.
rived from tho rGo u SAtTo.D's RADICAL CtGE
ToB CArAEEu. f0ri1orlth.n1yc years Lave been
AFFLICTED with tbs very troublcsonc clurialnt !
have tried I'll tao remedies that could nui but
Without material or pcrma1ent bclcLt LasttaH
thc disease Lad arrived at that state that must
havn r-llcfCr lic. THO entire mcrlhranous system
had bee 'mnso infamed, and the stomach 20 qieor,
dcrel, TINT 10 vas doubtiu, ~ ier W.etaer
could 20 90 thc paciAc 20 st, or 70 et SO wucther
sho.il ilvs 70 cr.Nl hackCr NOT. it1l on nlFcr-
tseur1t Cf tails - 1llcinc, and although lc!HyNery
inr.clglous about specifies Or o .r.-9 o. any
nd vet Ia ahrcr csTcrati on Il "a tbs, r1t waa
o. once ben .ltcd hvlt. Tho changes 90 c,.alAtct
c chronic disease ohio liver. and ny 1. - ~
may prevent ny catlro tog tlou, Guy thc reiic-
~ lcslye rom its daily usc 81 & iac irHt 1if,
n1d am hoping % lie completely cured, aAd AZ
Is. -r-lv0 80 a 2 s7cr'lNl1 old arc.
Igthls statement of lly case ca Dc or 0tr service
e. those afflicted % Ihsvo been, O. able you 70
Arln- tIs remedy into moro general 1850, o. iailY
q 'r p.c1r c1lst t-hcrc o. "a much ue.l -als az
o'I.c. Ir -rfiirg th!s uCto will ~ obtained,
Veg '-gly yours, HENRY WELLS.
h---zl, =. A., Jaac, $40. OF Ncii2, ago eco.
r--f ----1-o contains D-- sa1f1riS Improved
...- 4l.r. sd trii direction, q r u.r ia az
rl.r.. ll.e. Stl1. f.g sale hy al VI Dol sale nEt
Real .-gr-'sts and p~alCrs thvurs shout acI niict
kt.t.a-rt (suHd1s. WEEKS 8 POTTER, General
.s .al whole s1lo brlry'si1. BOSTON, Macs.
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mcssenger,s Notice.
OFFICE OF rHE SHERIFF or OXFORD CoUNr'
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. SS:-Octobcr -. \ y. 1879.
THIS Is To GIvE NOTICE. That o. The twenty
second day ui October, \ u. H., warrant 90
Insolvency Wa. issued OUT Oi the Court ul lu-Jl-
vrncy for sail county of oxford, against the e-tat"
OF Ehenezer II G.Mai shall of Paris,in said c'un-
IL sdiulgcd 10 be an lnsUly,nt Debtor, on petition
OF said Debtor, which petition wss Gled On the
uyeniie.h day OF October, 4. u iss9, O. which la-i
named date interest on claims Is 10 be computed :
That the payment Of sny debts aud the dtbvert
aud transfer Of any property belonging 10 sdJ
debtor, 10 him. or for his Use, land The delivery an
transfer OF any property by him are i"toiadcn by
law; That meeting OF the Creditors o. -aid debi-
or 10 prove their debts anil choose one or more
assignets OF his estate, will be held AT Court OF
Insolvency 10 be- holden al the PROBATE once IN
Paris in said county of ONiord,on the nineteenth
day OF November, 4. u. 1879, Al O'Clock IN the
forenoon.
Given under ms hand the date fret above written
W %. DOUGLASS, Deputy sh'G,
as Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
county Of oxford. O@s2"'
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STEREoSCoPTC VIEWS !
or Paris

ny ONE deirou- OF procuring >t,rcoscori-
~ Views OF Pari- II DO and vicinity. can lcl au
As-orimaut rom which 30 -eIect. 80 lue oNFIHn
pEMDtEAI OFFICE
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sCOLLIHS'Esi
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
Fnlaroed Spleen.

This = q rcrffy that have h.r1 rs.n- Torr
CoLlfAs' NoftAT1 lLAsrEE9 Tor lHIHrs "rtt OBJ!
the spleen asl ucurcsli.. il thc stomach. All
lhcy have g.yta mc moro rcilct tha1 aaf ''hcs
REMEDY have ever used. | would h'-tf f.rom-
mend hcrp 'o 40 suffering fEoa 10 elects 90 9a4n
rs J. ". SELLS
rr-Kr-iNa. W. .Irnc q. -.
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THIS PAPER PaEE d be found lon on ale at GsS
Advertising Bureau no Spruce ST where advertising
contracts may be mssde for Il IN NEW YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
the WONDERFUL
Effects OF the Extract OF
CELERY and CEAMoMILE


CELERY and CEAMoMTLE
Upon the
Nervous System and Digestive
Organs,
IN CURING ESPECIALLY
Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia. Nervousness
and Indigestion,
Prerentin0 Neuralgia of the Heart
and Sudden Death.
This Preparation Has Won = Reputation
InknoWn 10 Any Other Article, for the
Read the Following Interesting state
msnt OF this Diseovsry;--
Celery has only come into public notice within
ne last few wears as nery Inc, but scientific eX
PeTLments and experience have proved beyond
doubt that . controls nervous irritation ami peri
0dic nervous and sick headache 70 a marked de-
gree.
But a combination Of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMOAILE, which has been but recently IN
uodueed 70 the profession aud the public By nv
self, has produced such marvellous results IN cur
Ing nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sick headaches, neural a ind izes to
and seeplessness that 10 has excited public atten
Eor and newspaper comments: and, therefore,
give the following information % the public 10
avoid answering hundreds Of letters Of inquiry
about them:
Ny Celery and Chsmomile Pills, for the cure OF
headaches and nervousness, are prepared under
ny supervision and are Intended expressly 20 cure
headaches neuralgia, indigestion. sieeplessness
and nervousness, and viii cure Any ease where nc
orgsne disease OF the brain spinal cord exists.
huDdreds Of cases Of many years standing nave
been cured No matter how chronic or obstinate
the case may be, permanent cure ie morally Ger
lain. This statement IL made AFTER years OF eNpe-
Renee IN their use in the general practice OF mei-
One.
These pills are also valuable Tor school children
Who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
everworked brain IN their stues and for all class
&c Of hard brain workers, whose overtAxed nervous
e>ns<rs need repair and ssdEtiOn. Nervous tremOr
weakness and paralysis are beng daily cured by
these pills. They correct cOstlyeness, but not
pursAtive-
Directions on each box Price ~ cents. or six
bottles Tor $50, postage free 70 any address. No
order oiled unless accompanied by the money
For sale BY all wholesale and retail druggists. De
pot lo6 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Md.
{. ". BENSON, VI. ID.
PARSONS, BANGS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
III q lls Middle Street, PORTLAND, MAINE.
GENERAL AGENTS
foR SALE BIT Geo. Z. Wilson and A. NJ. Gerry,
70. Paris; A. j, Rowe SovsJ' J. A. lawson,
epetsef. OF, 'Tw1y
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CATARRH II
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

C,UCCEss IL tho test Of merit md succcss IN tho
- treatment OF Catarrhal Affections, amer 50
fnany miserable failures, means undoubtcd specific
curative properties in tho remedy used Does
SANToRpa RADICAL CURE for as'rrh possess euch
proncrties? lilo evidence. IN the shape OF unsoli-
cited tcstimonialafromthc mostrcspcctnbl' p'opio
f. al stations Of life, must 10 couciwiv2 on thl
medicines has such ynluabl, testimony been OF
fcrcd, freely offered. in favor ot an{ remedy shan
that in the possession Of tho prQprictors OF eAG-
ToRp's RADicNLCUrn. And valuable aaitis.it does
not represent q thouslndih part ofthc rccommend.
otlonawhich rcto-day offered irlcnds % !icnIs
IN its favor Pconlo ofwcalth and rc1ncmcntin oil
parts Of tho country daily admit itssuncrlor over
any method Of euro known 70 tho regular mgdleAl
published statement. lIcncG tho tcsiironials u
our possession represent hat small part OF
those withheld Tor tho reason rlcnt Ioucq. lho
following unsolicited testimonial rom liENhN
WELLS ESQ, Of Wells. Fargo . Co.'S fNpF. ~
m outspoken indoT6cmcut OF which We ere Justly
frDud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

Except in California and Texas, as noted
above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

OXFORD, aCourtoi rry14., ue. % 4t Paris
within ant for Che Counts 'i pA.or-, on t.-
third Tuesday Of Oei., 4. b. !,-y.
S,ilA5 NJ. LOCKE. usue.. executor .l cffta.
y luarumCu. IuruoIt.is tI h. Roo l4-t IS l.' 4u.
Testament % Stephen Is rssllr Peg. &c EoNhu.Es
ia said county. deceased. Aavt presented the
came Tor Probate
ordered. That the -aIi Executor gycuytic-
90 tii person. Interested ly causing copy ot tbs
order % De publ i-Ae.l three Vc. a.--is.iy DOB
he oxford Democrat printed 20 Paris, t4.t tacg
may appear 40 q Probate Court ,Y Doe bed 40 Par,
10 said County on the third Tuc.day 90 Nov next,
at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shcw cause Do
any theY have why The said IustIumcut should NOT
De proved. approved aud allowed a. The last VIII
An WALKER, Judge.
a true copy attest III. {. DAVIS Register.
OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held a.
Paris within and tor the County Of oxford
on the third TUESDAY of Oct. \. y. ls.y,
C'AMUEL 4. WATSON. Guardian If Annette
y RaEd.miuor child and heir oi Moses ". Band,
ldle OF Waterford, IN said county, having present
Ell hi, accouu OF guardianship OF said ward Tor
allowance;
70 all persons Interested by causing copy 81
this order TO be published three weeks successyey
In the Oxford Democrat printed al faris That they
NAV appear al 4 Probate Court 10 be held al Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday Of NOV. next,
At go'clock ia the OreuOou and slew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
true cOpY-atiest; IL. I. DAVIS Register.
OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County of oxford, on
the third Tuesday OF Oct, 4. ID. 1873.
hN the petition OF L. +. JACKSON and II. II.
~ JACKSON, praying for the appointmr OF
w m. h, Green for administrator on the estate Oh
Clara l.. Garland:
Ordered That the said Petitioners give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF
thi- order to be published three weeks suecessiyey
In the oxford Democrat printed al Paris that they
may appear al Probate Courtto be held at faris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Nov next
al 9 O'Clock in the forenoon and sheW cause any
hey have why the same should not be granted,
All. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS Rgister
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

OSCAR = IEN,K.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

This Preparation Has Won = Reputation
UAknSWn TO Any Other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF these Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
msnt OF this Discovery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
PARSONS, BANGS * CO.,

" hULbsAA-E UtNNVtIsISs
III q lie Middle Street, PORTLAND, MAINE.
GENERAL AGENTS
FOE SALE BIT Geo. Z. Wilson and A. NJ. Gerry,
80. Paris; A. J, Rowe. Sovsy J. A. lawson,
epetHeld on ,Tw1y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache. Neuralgia. Nervousness
and Indig estfOn,

PreVeIItin0 Neuralgia Of the Heart
and Sudden Death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

Cauca is invaded by 5000 Antioquians,
and the neighDring states are called
upon for men and arms to repel the in
saders. Some hard fighting and the
expenditure Of q million or more of
money will he necessary to restore
order. The national troops in Panama
will be maintained at 200 men to pre-
servo the integrity of the transit, men,
aced by the revolutions frequently oc-
curing.
A LOUISVILLE, KY, dispatch Of Feb.
25th, says, Judge ". l.. Jackson and
Maj. Kinney, of this city, who was sent
to Breathitt county by the governor
during the late troubles there, to aid in
enforcing the ove1ridden law, left there
last Saturday in company with Jason
Little, Alfred Garnbrel, John Altman,
Jerry Little, and eleven others, under
a strong guard for this city. Little will be
taken to the pententiary at Frankfort,
and the others will be brought here for
safe keeping. The prisoners made a
desperate effort to escape from the Jail
in Breathitt county The night previous
to their departure, but were foiled be-
fore the consummatiol of well-laid
scheme. They had cut through
the floor OF their cell into a room
below, from wEicn they could easily
have effected their escape had their
plan worked to suit them. The prison
ers had arranged with their friends out.
side to engage in a sham fight on the
opposite side Of the jail from that
which they intended to escape while the
guards were auelling the disturbance,
but they were discovered in the act, and
Judge jackson ordered them to be put
in irons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

carried the greater compensatior
vice versa. The bill also prov;Jo1, ana
the Reconsideration of mail ms iof
four classes, as follows: Frs, us;. IN
matter; second, periodical pnbl;c "ti1Ien
third, miscellaneous printed I no.,
fourth, merchandise. Rates Of ,l1.'ef;;
to be as follows; Firsy class. tbrdt ,' o.l
per half ounce or fraction thu, ells
secohd-class, two cents per pound ,,s sol;
certain conditions; first, the ne uoon
lcal must be issued reg ni ,oq,
from known Office of nn nh!
ton, must contain information o. ID
public character relating to cnTro. a
events, and have a legitimate Gst "
paying subscribers. The third cj. y
must pay postage at the rate Of "rs
cent for two ounces, or fraction tharon ,'e
and the fourth class at the rate Of wi eo''
cent for one ounce or fraction thar
The bill also provides that the postIn Ho,'
ter general may adopt, at his discret;o,r,
a double postal card, so arranged tba,
it may be forwarded and returned ~
postage of two cents. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

A Mr.. CAyENDIsH having lost $4,000
at single sitting ut ecarte in the Hano-
yer Square club-roon,s, an investigation
was made into the conduct of the three
gentlemen with whom he was playing.
The result was report by the commit
tee in favor of expelhng Mr.. Skipton
and recommending Mr.. Franklyn to
resign The other gentleman was only
visiting member for n limited period,
winch had expired when the commit
tees report was made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05
The Terrible Plague.

A recent letter from St. Petersburg
saws Of the plague in Russia: 1t has
spread in the southern provinces at a
rapid rate. Thousands upon thou
sands have died with it within the
last five days. Victims when taken
with it, only live about two hoGF'
and turn black all over. All OF lhe
physicians ordered to the care OF tne
sick have died within "A hours alteI
their arrival. Corpses are burned ana
so are the houses in which people a l'
Whole towns have been laid waste WIZ
in the past few days. L.
The government has placed a coraon
of soldiers around the infected prov,
inces so that the people cannot gel ya'
and spread the disease. Anyone, VINO
attempts to break through the corIou = =
shot dead on the spot. The peopie S ~.
beginning to feel uneasy all over .ut
empire. The government does INV Nv,
allow the news to get out; all repoL%
are suppressed; and nobody can ssii
out of the empire. The Austrian s"r =
German governments have pace "
Gordon ofsoldiers all along the lron, ,hs:-
preventing persons from entering tuya
territory from Russia. All persons il1 va
Russia by railroad are stopped Nv !" !,
frontier and detained twenty aaH' - =;
the quarantine, their baggage "~e
clothing disinfected and II they PI ~.
all right after lapse of twenty u .sr
thew are permitted to cross the oot .rs
During the twenty days Of qualS, sSa5.
the people are housed in large, s ,;eo.
and barns without any acco ,mo1,,'ioJgs
or comforts. OF course the Know I'm,
of this fact keeps people from lIa ;.g oi5.
There is no possibility OF sllpplN55 org
anywhere. The government Is r ao.s
all in its power to prevent Tue :: u''' not
from spreading, but if it 81, ! bv tae
STAYED then, the victims may lai ~ a,oT.s
thousands daily. 1t is muca s So,,lf
than the yellow fever was III Iht nv 4
last summer. 1t was brouSh' -
Tartan soldier a month ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

destruction or inundation of their
houses. In Spain the tempest lasted
four days, and there was much damage
and loss of life. Various villages and
farms in Navarro and the Aturias we're
destroyed. A bark, name unknown,
was wrecked at Corunna, and thirty
persons drowned. The steamer Mem
phis, from Liverpool for New Orleans,
ashore at the entrance of the harbor
at Corunna, has been abandoned. She
is considered complete wreck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05
The Cattle Bill.

The following is the cattle bin ir.u.
mltted to the senate by the secretary .,
the treasury: VI
BE itenaoed by the people Of The Irz,,,5
States IN congress assembled: That the
secretary of the treasury be. and be !
hereby authorized to take such s,ors
and adopt such measures not incon.;ft
ent with the provisions of this act a.
he may deem necessary to prevent t6o
expectation from any port in the
United States, TO any port in FOREIGN
country, OF live cattle afflicted WIKI
pluro pneumonia or any other infec
tious disease.
Section 2. The secretary of he
treasury is, in pursuance of AUTHORITY
granted by the first section of this AZ:
authorized to appoint one or more
skilled persons as inspectors at the por
of New York and any other mort in
the United States from which he NAV
have information live cattle are being
shipped, whose duty it shall be to ey,
anime carefully all live cattle offered
for shipment at such ports, and il upon
such examination it shall be found that
any cattle about to be exported
are infected with any infections disease
that the fact shall be reported without
delay to the collector, of part whose duty
it shall be under such regulations be
prescribed by the secretary of the
treasury to refuse clearance to any
vessel which shall take on board such
cattle for expectation, and the exporter
of such cattle as shall be found free from
any infections or contagious disease and
not in any infected herds shall be en-.
titled to a certificate from the collector
to that effect.
Section 3.-The secretary Of the
treasury shall have authority to pre-
scribe all needful rules and regulations
for carrying the provisions of this act
into effect, and all expenses attending
the execution Of same shall be paid out
of the appropriation for collecting rev.
enues from customs, provided however,
the secretary may prescribe by regula-
tons such reasonable fees for inspection
as he may deem just and equitable to
be paid by the owners of cattle eI' /
ported under the provision OF tins
act.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

HENRY G, NENNoR, Montreals weather
sharp makes these predictions for
that locality, under date of Feh. 10:
Between the Goth and 9th a decided
upward curve in the line of tempera-
ture and mild, soft weather. On or
closely following the 9th. and bropably
embracing the first few days of-March,
anothec cold dip with snow-storms.
On or close upon the 18th, 10th and
18th days of March extremely
cold weather again and heavy storms
possibly extending up to the Goth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

The municipal council of PARIS,
which is radical in its republicanism, is
gradually changing the names of streets
which have been called after prominent
Bonapartists. The Rue de Mornev is
henceforth to be the Rue Pierre Char
ron. The Place du Chateau d'Eau is to
become the Place de la Republique, and
a statue of the republic is to adorn It,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

A Boston man loudly bewailed the
loss of his pocket-book and exclaimed
that he would give $50 to get 1t again.
A ragged little fellow found it, brought
it back and gave it to him. The Bos-
ton man seized it, looked kindly upon
him and said: boy, you're good
hoy.n and walked of.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

FROM fifty thousand to SIXTY thousand
camels are used in the transportation
of ten thousand troops In Northern In
dia and the service has occasioned great
mortality among the animals.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

THE sum of 1885, IA has been paid
toward the preservation Of the Old
South church, Boston; there is $50, Cos
on hand or subscribed, and S177,396
more is wanted. The bail Melted about
1000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

TRAcK.LAyING has begun on the
southern extension of the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe. The company eX-
poets to have the road completed to
Las Vegas, New Mexico, early in April.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

PRINCE LEOPOLD, Of England, and
Lord Beaconsfield are said recently TO
have had long conference III regard to
a project Of the prince becoming a
clergyman of the Church of England.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

THE employment of Cinnamon as
servants in the summer hotels at Rye
Beach, N. H., the coming summer was
contemplated, but for some reasons the
arrangements were not completed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

SOME BUotian statues excavated IN
Tanaerv, where the Feaardent collec-
ton (which Boston is about to buy
came from, have been acquired by the
Musee des Antiques in Paris. They
represent winged Cupids, and are eX-
ouisitely sculptured and painted. The
Louvre also has specimens of this Greek
art. The possibilities of Tanagra as a
subterranean storenouse of archaeology
cal treasures may surprise the world
one of these days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

A PONY now owned by Mr.. Appleton,
of Ipswich Mass, is said to be the old
est horse in New England. 1t was
ridden by Gen. Caleb Cushing in Mexi-
co, and brought by him to Newbury-
port, from whence he found his way to
Ipswich. The animal is fcurty-iour
years old, eats his food without diff
Guilty, and is always ready to do his
share of work when called upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05
TIMELY TOPICS.

THE first snow of the season fell at
Abbeyviile, S. c., on the 10Th of Feb.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05

The production of the Pittsburg iron
mills has been sold for months IL adj
vance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-05
The Greatest Blessing

A simple, pure, harmless n[even.s
that cures every time, ap 'o1 nu-e,
disease by keeping the bloGq liver &C.
stomach regular, kidneys anu a, err = D.
tive, is the greatest blessing . ever !. tbs.
ferred upon man. Hop Bitter ers i beins
remedy, and its proprietors are are been been
blessed by thousands w iI:,, -, ran trT i :
saved and cured by 1t. III
Sec other column. /.
THE experiment Of lightning l1;y 'n %h I..
Hngsgate market by eie H car ket pre-
f err gas on account Of tnf Vas E Il
gives li,s out. showed that the eosf Iip g
ami ! night, against g los for gas ny