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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THIRTEEN At TABLE.
How tho Death Of tho Queens
Surgeon Has Excited tho Su-
pcrstitions In London.

whitehall Rcyiow.
As tho circumstances preceding the
lamontably sudden death of Dr. Fair
bank (thc queens Hurgcon) have bccn
much discussed, more especially by the
supersiilinuH, | have been asked to state
tho simple iacts of the case, which, IN II
~ happened. came under my own oh.
saryation. Fifteen persons were Invited
by Dr. XaCharic 10 dino at HIS residence
In Brook street on Wednesday. On the
morning Of that day two gentlemen
wrote 10 aay they could not bc present
Tho number being thus reduced to mir
teen, the host waa about 10 ask an intl-
maic friend a. come, 50 that the un-
lucky figure might bo avoided.
Just then telegram was received
from another ol the expected guests W
say that he feared ho could not yet Ia
Brook street In time Tor dinner. IA
there was thus chance ol escaping
from tho unplcanantncss of settling down
thirteen To table, DR.. Zachario did not
invite another friend Hut tho man
who hal sent th6telcgrsm appeared aud
presently everybody remarked upon tho
ominous number present. Tho guests,
the Hon. Mr.. Du,ton, Mr.. Eaton, DR.
Fairbank, Mr.. Morrcl Mackenzie, Dr.
Alfred Meadows Mr. Alfred Cooper,
Mr. Pulculon, NJ. r.. Mr.. Heather lhgg,
Mr. Blunlonthal. MIR. Cazsala, Mr.. Gas.
-ala, jr, and myself With tho host,
there we're just thirteen.
DR.. Fairbank, Who WAS the iirui 10 sit
down 10 dinner, and the first 10 rise
from tho table, was warned land Il seems
to have been tho right word In this
case y by The host OF the fatal number.
but hc laughed aud said lie didn't mind,
albeit he had previously told Mr.
Heather Bgg that he didn't icel la Q
dinner mood" DR.. fairbank left early
having 10 catch the Windsor train; aud
the next morning, while on bis way to
Cumberland Lodge, hc complained oil
illncaa aud died almost directly.
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Enne.Irienne Ohallense.

S,S FRAScsyo. April l2.-M,ss Belle
Cook. Of Mountain View, Santa Clara
county. we'll known throughout the
Pacific coast a. an cgucstricnnc, pub
Unhca a challenge 10 ride q twenty mile
race with any lady In the United states
Tor two OF thrcc thousand dollars \ side,
carving weights and changing horses
Al pleasure. other details 10 be mutually
arranged. Miss Cook will be literally
backed by her California friends IN the
event OF an acceptance OF the challenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
The ni.. IN New York Heal Estate,

The New York Tribune nays the all
vance Ia the prices Of real estate Tor the
past year, but especially within the last
lew months, has extended throughout
Manhattan Island. the Annexed Iha
tricl aud brooklyn, but has been un'
equal in different Placea, Some proper
ty has increased In value 100 per cont, t.
but the general advance has been much
below this. Rents have been raised oV'
crywhcrc in the city. but not IN pro-
portion TO the rise In the price OF prop
crty. Tenants are said. Tor the most
part, 10 submit choerfully b. the in
crrascl demands OF landlords, In view
II the improved state OF business
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
EXPLANATION or THE BURMESE
SACRIFICES.
otter from Parnell on tho Parliamentary
Elections / No Is Satisfied with the
Result HoriSle 0u,ragss
by Chilians.
DURMAlI
The Human Sacrifices.

LoSpoS. April i2,-Thc seven hun
drod men, boys women, girls, priests
and foreigners, sacrificed at Mandalay
for the restoration Of the Kings health,
wero buried alive, not burned, under
the towers oi the city walls Tho fol-
loving is an explanation Of the horror;
When city Ia built in Burmah, human
sacrifices arc offered A new mon
arch usually has u now capitol, The
evil spirits arc irritatcd because there
has been no change ol capitol, and the
virtue Of the old sacrifices being gone,
10 appeasc tho evil spirits, tho astrolo-
goes declared Il necessary 10 oilor seven
hundred liyca. Tho sacrifices were made
by tho order oi King Thobans,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
[ yw Add,,sonai Malds So Fourth Pays,
The Case of Marie Disre

Psha Dispatches.
Tho trial ot Marie B,crc, nj tho Count
Of AsaIscs, Iof M attempt on the w, Oi
her forincr lover. Robert UeniieD, WAS
concluded last evening by y unanIm0n.
verdict II not guilty. The announce.
msnt Sas received With loud and pro.
longcd applause. both william and out.
aide the c0nrl room. Tho prisoner Was
restorei % her parents, who we're over.
joysd at her acJuiiial Msrie, who h .
woman els highly rtcitablc iempcfa
mcnt and romantic turn VI mind, sAs
concert slngeI oi some provincial rcpu.
tstion. In 1877 she made the acausint.
ance Of N. Robert Genticn. q rich
young bachelor. living the ordinary
lie ot wealthy unmarried men IL Pshs
Their intimacy resulted in Msnc tab
Ing up her abode with GcDtien, With
whom she lived over year A child
sss born. and soon alter this event
Gsntisn. whosc passion hal cons,'I.ra.
biz cooled, abandoned Marie, Who hal
hoped tor marriage. Shortly altar their
separation tie chilI died. Geniien
iormed q new laison and offered Mari. .
email pension. but the oI-r Was lie
clinsd. On the 7th ~ last January
Marie concealed herself outside ten
tisu's house, Ia the Rue Auber. aud. on
HE coming out, shot him With . resol
YER. Tho wound vas not iatal. but
will msfk him iof liie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
I'm. pu.uc, ou,lool a, The ws.l.

In Chicago, says the Journal ef Ohm
msrr, Of that city, the volume oi dry
good. business Is q sootkwAys ahead OF
that transacted al thia period one year
Ago. Not only have many new buyers
been In the market from the States and
Territories west. but there has been .
large attendance OF buyers whose isoes
have long been familiar In this market,
Besides merchants present In person
inspecting and making their selections
there has been an unusually good oriet
trade, Our DRY goods io6bcrs are veil
satisfied with the spring trade - lar
aud all oi them are extremely busy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
A YarY N cat Job.

YANkroN, April y. Through somc
MYSTERIOUS means j. ". Maxwell. who
was confined In the county jail ior at.
tempting 60 shoot his cousin, procured
a revolver and yesterday, while al the
Attendants but one we're absent he
drew hi, weapon, disarmcd the lallcr,
drove him and the other prisoners into
A cell. locked Ihom In, NAKED out aud
Ia. moi slnco been seen. Maxwell VAS
wanted In Wyoming for the robbery OF
4. Riark Hills coach.
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IIlEbANp ID
letter nom Parnel on the Parliamentary
Elections

Elections
CulCAuo, April - The following ia
q special cablcgram 10 the Dd1y Ne'1
ConK. IRELAND, April II.
| am exceedingly we'll pleased with
tlp result oi tho elections Our party
xianod nine seats from the Wings aud
Torica, white u marked improvement
ha been Affected Ia ita personnel Timid
aud sincere have been replaced by dc'
tcTuincd and EcaluuH workers. Wo
have carried lcinstcr, Munster and
Oonnaught except ono county. u IL
incorrect To suppose the Liberals are
all rendered independent oi the Irish
members. for their majority disappears
should we Join tho Conservatives. More
over our party will scarcely cross 10 tho
ministerial side OF the House oi Com-
mons. oven though that aidc shall bo
occupied by the Liberals instead ol tho
Conservatives, Our presence IN tho
opposition will bc understood nS con.
atant reminder oi the slondcr nature OF
tho tenure by which tho MinlAlora hold
their power. Wo expect good land
bill will bc introduced aud passed i'm
me,hatcly. We alHo contemplate the
carly passage ol local government
measure 10 we'll IN u household fran
chisc bill The latter would enable us
to carry every lriSh scat IN Parliament,
with very few insignificant exceptions
should the Liberals refuse Ia acccdo Ia
our Just demands they can bo very
promptly reduced to order 10y deter
miucd stand on the part ul our ncmbcrS.
Tho present Irish party II M immonSo
advance IN every respect upon the pro
ylous representation, and sufficient men
have been returned Of the class that
know what they want aud are do
tormincd 10 have II to render II prac'
tically impossible thas the most power
iul ministry can Withstand them, IA
showing tho resolution oi the people 10
abolish landlordism, the election OF
Jamca O'Kclly, who defeated OConnor
bon in Rnpcummon, after alIting there
twenty years, IN considered the most re-
markablc demonstration Of the election.
ISigncd CnAA s. PAWNELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
A rriuhinnI Loan

CiS,ISSAtl, April l2.-Thos Boyd,
Yesterday, In the presence oi about ono
thousand people, at MurlordSvlil", ny,
jumped from the railroad bridge over
t,rcSn river. a distance oi one hundrrl
anil turnty i've feet to the water below.
lie spraug oil the bridge head foremost,
AMI struck the water IN that position.
la moment aitcrwhrd be appeared
suimming. lie was picked up bY n
boats crew. aud when brought ashore,
pa~.eJ through the crowd, receiving
what money vas offered, lie was not
injured IN the least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

WAsuISuruN. April ~ Representa-.
tive FELTON,. vt the House Ways and
Means Committee has recorded hts vote
against Mr.. Gardcld's proposition rcla'
tive to hoop iron. This lvaycs the vote
q Ia 5 in favor ot.,t. Mcssrs Morrison
and Gibson have not voted upon the
question, and there seems 81 be some
Misunderstanding ur uncertainty as To
whether they should be- allowed TO vote
at any time or only within the day upon
which the proposition Was artcd upon
Persecution OF Jews In Russia
WASnNuruN. April l2.--A, Y, solo
mon and Simon Wolf representing the
Organization Of the Union ot the Amer
lean IlcbrcW Congregations. have pre-
aontrd 10 the Secretary IT state reinon-
atrancc against the Cars allcgcd rcccnt
cruel discrimination o. the INJURY OF
Russian Jews. an asking thg. The min.
i.ler Of the UniledS,atcs at the Court OF
81 Petersburg DO directed to lnqnTe
into the matter aud, II the reports be
confirmed. 10 enter a respectful protes.
In the Interest OF religious ircedom and
suffering and humanity a. reflected IN
tho Declaration Of Independence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Turbulent Funeral

NEw YonK, April i7-The funeral oi
Fanny Adler. q convert from Judaism
~ Christianity, wss the scene oil 90
much turbulence to-day In Allen strcet,
a. 10 call for police Intervention 70 dis
pcrse the crowd Of excited Hcbrewa
The husband, who hal also become .
Christian, tearing yiolenoc. disappeared
yesterday, and was no, al the funeral
The remains OF the woman we're taken
TO the Episcopal Church under the &C.
eort Of the poliee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

RAILROAD Bosps- Irregular.
SrArE Bosps--Dull and nominal
Srocks-Tho market was heavy ~
early dealings, aud prices declined TO
81 per cent. Southwc wcutorn. Erie. Psciac
Mail aud Western Union leading Ia the
downward movement. Toward the
close thcro was u recovery of TO
por cent, coal shares and Soulh Western
stocks being tho most conspicuous la
the improvement The advance Was
partially lost In final dealings.
The transactions on the Stock Z.
change aggregated 3s7 900 shares, oi
which 1000 were Canada southern.
$1,000 Delaware lackawanna and West.
crn. 1900 Delaware and Hudson, 1900
Erie, 1900 Hannibal and ~. Joseph,
$4,000 Iron Mountain, 600 Kansas
and Texas. 1000 Lake Shore. 1000
Little Pittsburgh, $500 Michiusn Con.
tral, 5000 Northwestern, $500 Nashville
and Chattanooga, 1900 Now Jersey
Central. 1900 Now York Central, 100
Northern Pacific. 1000 Ohio aud Mis-.
siasippi, q, 600 Pacific Mail, ;, 100 Read.
Ing, $500 II. Paul. 2,6,0 81, Louis and
San Francisco, 100 ~. Paul and SiouI
City, 5000 Union Pacific. ~ 900 Wabash
aud Pacific. 1900 Western Union loo
G. g. 4 !. G., and 200 i.ako Eric aud
w..iarn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
An Astounding Fact

CnIcAao, April i2.-Suli 10 pending
In the United States Court In this city
concerning the oleomaTanne patent,
which has brought out the astounding
TACT that olsomatgarine, which y never
quosed 10 The market, and which y not
kept By any merchant - such, has .
sale In the country u $500, ,mo pounds
per annuIp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
A Now Telegraph scheme Proposed.


Considerable correspondence las
been had oi late between James \,
Ser, mscr, president OF the Mexican
Telegraph Company. Noryln. Green,
prcaidcnt Of the Western Union Tclc.
graph Company, and Count Ferdinand
dc Lcsscps, In relation 10 u project OF
the Mexican Company 10 lay cable
from a point on the coast Of Texas, near
the mouth Of the Rio Grandc, 10 Iam'
pico aud Vera Cruz, and along the Ia
cidc coast TO Central aud South Amer,-
90. thus furnishing the tclcgraphlc link
necessary to connect South and Central
America with the United States aud
Europe. The project, Il Is thought,
would be oi great benefit 90 the public
when completed, and would also prove
largely rcmuncratlvc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Weather Notes

Mr.. wAanIS0roS, n. IL, April u. --
Wind blowing "a miles per hour thus
morning. Mercury 10 below zero, .
MoSraEIi, April Ia Heavy tail OF
AMOS Yesterday iresaiug kceniy to-day.
NEw YoKK, April l2--redestrsans
we're muificd up yesterday and to-day
a. ia midwintcr.
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Louisiana I.awlessnsss

NEw OELEANs. April IA, Laeket,
coloreJ, charged with the murder oi
Ale Fraser, IN ls7s, Vas taken IRON
the ialI at Grecn.burg. ST. Helena par
Ish, Sunday morning, by niiseo men,
and shot 10 death. II 10 stated that tee
people Of the parish generally condemn
a "A an act Of lawlessness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Kentucky Ieiitios.

LounyILLE, April i2-The County
Republican Convention met saturday
afternoon and vas well attended. The
delegates 10 the State Conyent,on 20 IN.
instructed. A minority report Ia iavor
Of Grant was voted down.
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WuEEIING w. VA TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ID, 1880

award bill, ON which Mr. Garland had
the floor,
Mr.. Eaton announced that he would
move 10 lay tho Geneva award bill aside
and take up the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill Tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris the Senate
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
KSmbis's Return.

ATLANTIC Crrr, N. J., April l2-kem.
ble LETT this morning. ID Is believed. for
philadelphia-
PanApnrnuA. April i2--kenble
passed through here, u 10 supposed ior
Harrisburg
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Died.

Sss Yonr, April i2--Eliioii C. How.
din died tha evening, sge o., q his
residence from Bfghfs dsssss Of the
kidneya
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DuY GOODS.
New yorh.

Nsw YosG, April i2.-Dry Goods
Market continues quiet. hut most de-
scriptions of goods ARE hrmly held by
agents. Cotton goods quiet but steady
Prints dull and agents prices unchang
oil. Ginghams aud printed lawns IN
isir request Mems wear woolons quiet,
but most makes sold ahca,i. aud prices
very arm.
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phuadslphM.

PriiApsissiA, April u. - Flour
Dull Western extra ~ 50tsS %; Mime.
eota extra and medium IS 50; good
O. 62SC96 70; choice % 90; family SJ 20.
Ohio extra good 90 %; fancy o. Is;
Minnssota patent 81 GA Rye Flour
Quiet atSA 60. Wheat Steady; western
rejected on track 81 ga; No. 2 red In
elevator, 1i3tl; No. = red seller April
81 aSbid, 81 S5t asked; seller May 81 ~
bid, 81 Stt asked; seller Juno 81 Ssib hid,
q % asked Corn-Demand lair and
market hrm; yellow western on track
5S(S5&; western mixed on track 53c, sail
mixed ssller April 81 L. bid, 6lic asked:
seller May &Slc bid. tac asked: scller
Juno &7ic bid. &slc asked; seller July
lSc bid, @Stc asked. Oats-pull; No. 2
mixed <Sc; No. 3 whit, +t(s.t5c. No. 2
DO. 15lc; No. I do. t6iGst'c. Provisions
Quiet: meas beet $i3 %: mess pork
3li 80; smoked hams altsl0lc; picklci
'iCSpc. 1Ard-AtC G2iCS1 -: Butter
Quiet; creamery extra sks3lc. New
York aud bradford county, Pennsylva-
nia, extra a6tS2;c; Western RcscrNe eA'
ira 2,Cs?6c; good 10 choice ats2sc. Eggs
-Steady; western at i2tSi2ic. Cheese
-Scarco aud hrm; creamery H.; good
l2i(Gl3ic. rctrolcum-Nominal, rr'
aned 7lc. Whisky Scarce aud arm al
81 w.
CHICAGO, April ~. - Flour -Nomi.
nally unchanged. Wheat Active, hrm,
higher aud unsettled; No, 2 Chicago
sprIng 81 i2tsl l3i cash; 81 ~ seller
May; 81 i2l(Nl ~ seller Juno. No. J
Qlr; rejected Ss. Corn Strong aud
highr; fresh Dic. regular S?ic cash.
a0lc scllor May; Bic seller June. Oats
--firmcr aud not Quoiably higher al
26ic cash. Ni(s30tc seller June. Rye
Steady and unchanged al Gs(s,lc Mr-
ley firmcr at 75ta76c Pork Unset.
ilcL aud generally lower at SO 20 cash,
go 22i(sio % seller May, $40 St"io ~
seller June. Lard Steady and IN lair
demand at ~ p7} cash. " Gi(s.7 W
seller May, s. 0aCy7 " seller June.
Bulk Meats Quiet aud unchanged 81
81 OOCS6 30ta6 80. whiaky-Stcady aud
unchanged At tlo'
hiiwsulss.
MILWAUKEE, April ~ Flour-firm.
OF. Wheat Opened and closed iirm,
No. | Milwaukee hard 81 rs. No. !
Milwaukce 81 l3, No. = fresh 81 ~.
seller April 81 M: seller May 81 l3I:
seller Juno 81 l3l: No. 3, mjc. No. 4,
a3ic; rejected s0c. Corn-llighsr and
scarccI, No. 2 8ic, Oats Firm, No.
J 3Oc. Rye Quiet aud lower. No. !
7olc. Barlsy-bull. No. z spring DC.
Provisions Quiet and easy. Mess
port-Firm al 80 10 cash aud seller
May; go IS seller June iard-rrime
steam 81 W cash ani seller May. s. 10
seller June. Hogs Dull aud unchanged
t ~ 20
OInciRsArl, April ". - Cotton 3D.
Quiet aud declined ic at l?c. Flour
Steady aud ~ iair demand al 81 2,C&
B 10; fancy 81 75ta,6 90 Wheat - firmcr.
No. 2 rod winter 81 iGCai ~. Corn
Quiet; No. 2 tDtatlc. Oats Quiet. No.
, 2miied 3O(a37c. Rye Flour firmcr
al Sic. barley Quiet but firm. No. Y
fall a5o. Mess Pork flrmcr at so -.
isrd-Firmer AT ~ aSs,I O0 HUH
Meats Quiet but firm at u 0Ots6 SN@
q %. Bacon Steady al tis6i@7ic.
Whisky Demand fair aud market tirm
at u. Butter Easier. choic" dairy
23(G25c; choi,r roll 2Na2Jc. lAnsosd
Steady at SE
rittsbursh,
PlrtnnuHou, April ~. Petroleum pol
Fairly active, crude weak and lower nj
a5s al Parkcr's lor shipment, refined
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Oincinnati
l'ittsllurah.

PlrfnHukou. April T. Petroleum
Fairly active, crude weak and lower nj
g5s al Parkcr's for shipment, refined
7tta;ic tor philalclphia delivery,
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
rInAnuA.
~

Nxw YoRG. April ". - Mossv-
Loaned up 10 0por cont psr snnum aud
i-l6 per cont per dieu. Prime msr.
camille paper 500 per cent Sterling
exchange, bankers' bills dull and weak
at 81 "; demand ~ sat
siLvxR-Al London % l-i0 pence; bar
ailvcr here il3i subsidiary silver coin
TOOL per cent. discount
t,oyrmsxxsu--tienarally steady.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

One OF the handsomest residences
in our city Is that Of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Ross. which was built by Messrs,
Charles h Wasley during the past
season. The main building is 24x4o
feet. wing l4x16 feet-two stories in
height. The house contains ten rooms
which are finished in the best pos
sible manner. The windows and
doors within are trimmed with heavy
moulding of the latest styles and
fini sh, which-together with the ele
CANT painting in imitation OF the
various kinds OF wood, such as birds
eye maple, smoky-maple, American
and French walnut, and light and dark
oak-gives to the whole u charm OF
richness and beauty. The painting
was done by Mr.. Stephen Thomas. and
speaks highly in praise Of his skill and
good taste. The house is richly and
elegantly furnished throughout. TIL,
furniture, carpets. etc, were pur
chased in Chicago, by Mr.. John J.
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross have Appropriate
ly named their mansion, "Fairview.'
1t is situated upon one Of the highest
points of the city and commands q
splendid view for miles and miles
around.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

Married, at st. Paul's Catholic
Church, on Monday, February I'd, by
Rev. j, O'Keefe. Mr.. Edward Nc
Closkey and Mrs. Mary Jane Mc'Attan
Both of the town of Waldwick.
At st. Paul's Catholic Church, on
Tuesday, February Sd, by Rev. J
O'Keefe, Mr.. John Harvey OF Blan
chardville, and Miss Margaret Cullen
of the town Of Mineral Point.
In this city. Janury 2sth. at the res
idence of r. Allen. ST. and by the
same, Mr. VIM. Kramer and Miss
Fanny Higgon, both OF the town OF
Waldwick.
In this city. on the Sd inst, at the
residence Of the bride, by Z. Allen
ST.. Mr. John G. Rawlins, Of Iowa
and Mrs. Rachael Caswell, Of this
citv
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Facts that we Know.

II you are suffering with " severe
cough. cold, asthma. bronchitis. con-
sumption, loss OF voice, tickling in the
throat or lungs, we know that DIR.
KINa's NEW DISCOVERY will give
you imnediate relief. We know Of
hundreds Of cases 1t has completely
cured. and that where all other medI-
cines had failed, No other remedy can
show so many permanent cures. Now
to give you satisfactory proof that
DR.. Kings New Discovery will cure
you Of Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Few
er. Consumption, severe Coughs and
Colds, hoarseness. or any Throat or
Lung Disease, IL you will call at J. b.
4 c. II. Moffett's Drug Store you can
get trial bottle free Of cost. or u reg
ular size bottle for 3l.0o.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Attention Soldiers and Sailors.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 30th, 1885,
Every soldier and sailor in the
State who served in the late war,
and every Wisconsin soldier and
sailor wherever he may BIO, Is re-
qucsted to forward his name, pres
ent occupation and postofiice adj
dress. together with the company.
regiment. or boat with which he
was connected, giving his rank to
Col. 9. X. Pier, Fond du Lac, Wis,
II he has not already done 80, for
the purpose Of enrolment prepare
tory to the grand reunion next
June. Nearly twenty thousand
have already responded, but there
are still several thousand not 9th.
orwisc accounted for" Let every
comrade, whose eye this meets, al
once resolve himself into commit
tee Of ono TO see that every man Of
his acquaintance who was n soldier
or sailor at any time from the be-
ginning TO the close Of the war at
once give the matter his attention.
We are anxious to have the roster
completed as early as possible. All
other correspondence relating to
the reunion should be addressed TO
the undersigned, at Milwaukee,
Wis. ID. N. KAssoN,
Secretary General Tx. Com.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

9th. Christian work. Essay, by
]. Hewitt.
It'll. What aid docs Temperance
render to the Christian Church,
Essay, by I. Jarvis,
Sth, Written sermon, not TO ex-
coed Is minutes in reading, by J.
Ralph. Text; Rom. 5. "a. Being
justified freely, etc.
9th. Paul's epistlo to Philemon.
Essay, historical and critical, by
John Pearcc.
10th. 4P. NJ, Conversation on
ministerial life and work; opened
by G. Dawson,
l1th. Election of officers for en-.
suing year.
1Ah, Doxology and bcnedic.
ton.
w. JAcxA, JR., President,
J. w. Fox, Secy,