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New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

BIDLIoTHEcA ILLU -TRATA.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
5uerlal Notlres

mnSs-peefng OF tobacco Obbers and retailers Will b.,
held the Cooper Institute March = issD. Tor
the adj usment OF prices . remunerstve basis.
All interested are invited 10 attend
r. y. ALLEN. Chairman pI0 ten.
]. BLANKENsuNR. Secretary tenL
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

PRIVATE COLLECTION of FINE ART and TfTus
TkATED BOOKS. ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. &c. Ao.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

The attention Of the amateur Is particularly called the
great proportion Of very extraordinary scDee.
ton finely illustrated volumes superb bindings rare ana
unique copies. &c. DC.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Geo a. LeayIu q Asellssesr
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

SALE PpGTIvELY. WITHOUT RESERVE. on
IHUR-DAf AND FRIDAY AFTER
MOONS MEX 7, az $50 O'Clock.
AT OUR ART GALLERY AS BROADWAY
Opposite WaiacksL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

trip into Columbia county, and there
are many who believe that his stay in
Saugerties is To be brief Ii is said that
he is in correspondence with Miss
smith. He did not care to discuss the
matter with the Stu reporter, hut the
friends of the young lady are not So re-
ticent They insist that Miss Smith
was inspired to her action by lovc for a
joke, and that she really gave serious
thoughtto Myer n i saitor.
she does not care snap for what
people think says one friend, and
while George Mycr may have fallen in
love with her, he will find himself ter
rihly fooled ii he places TOO much faith
i'll his hope. This comment mem
toned TO Mycr provokcs only 4 smile
beneath which there are some who
affect t. believe there Turks u CON
seriousness Of Il triumph near At hand
There would not be much surprise II
Miss Smith should become Mrs Mycr
before the leaves fall "She is mol en-
gagged to any fellow III Stockport, ayers
one who claims To know " Y. SIN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
4 Carrier Pigeon Killed While trying 10
Cross the Ocean
rhiInaclnhm prrs..

Mr., John ; Alhurgrr, who resides NJ
1a5 Callowhill street this city, encour-
ages his two Young sons III taste
which They have shown for care and
rearing of the "high-booded carrier
pigeons. He has purchased many
pairs of this kind for them, several q
which lie has imported directly from
Antwerp.
Last fall MI Allmger succeeded
through Il friend IAN officer Of the
steamer Rhinclaud, belonging to tic
Red Star line iii procuring a pain ~
white cheques" the male bird OF
which accomplishcs the feat of flying
from Paris to Antwerp inside Of three
hours, and winning IN important
match Ten days ago this bird escaped
from his Callowhill street home while
being fed He was seen to rise direct
lvupward, and in amommt struck ont
for Jersey and disappearcdm i south
crndirection. Thcboys not only gave the
silvcr-winged fellow up for lost, but had
the smallest possible hope of ever hear
lng from him again,
The same day OH which the bird A.
capped, and. aS nearly rs can be caIcu-
lated, within hundred minutes of the
time he was last seen by young Alhurg-
or he made his appearance on the
beach near the Ashley House, on Bar
negat Inlet. For several days he com
tmued to appear and then would put
out to sea, again to return, and after
apparently having rested would again
attempt the flight across the Atlantic To
his old Antwerp home.
While ont shooting some days ago Il
son Of Mr.. J. Warner kinsey ofthc
Ashley House fired and succeeded III
killing the silver chequc,' and upon
examination, found stamped iurod ink
the name and address of his owner. -
W. Albuger -o5 Callowhill street
Philadelphia.
Mr.. kinsey Immediately sent note
To this address. Mr.. Alhwgcr promptly
replied, thanking Mr. Kinscy. and cX-
onerating young kinscy from amy
blame whatever i'll killing the bird.
Under the circumstances, Mr. Alhurg-
er congratulated himself upon having
heard the tidings, howcvcrunfortunatc.
but authentic, Of the fate Of the bird.
II any further yeritication were needed
beyond the word of sportsman us
we'll known rs Mr.. Warner kinscy,
il was furnished Yesterday hy Mr.. Kin
Soy himself, who came up from the inlet
ON business, and brought with him the
two wings, both of whic are stamped
as described
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

The True story of William Tell.
Cincinnati saturday Night.

He was captain of am archery club
and arrow in all switzerland The
country was then under the rule Of the
tyrant Gcsler One day Gesler set his
plug hat ON II pole for men 10 salute,
and ordered that every man in Altorf
should mako ohciSancc q i III die.
And they did, every man Of them.
Even the trees standing around made
their best houghs. Finally Bill Toll
came along with his little boN lie
told the men Of Altorf that before hc
would bow to GCslcr's hat he would Al
tori and stamp ON il. That Was the
kind of hoW-an arrow he Was. Cos
ler arrested him on the spot, being mar
shall Of the village rs We'll Il. tyrant,
thus drawing Il salary from TIVE offices
contrary to the constitution. t'eslcr, as
Ia punishment for his audacitN, ordered
him ~ shoot I'M apple ail the bead Of
his boy. This he did, although il was Il
narrow escape for Young Tell The aP-
pile fell, pierced go the core, no encore
being allowed owing to the extreme
length Of the performance A. Tell
rushed forward 10 embrace hIs boy an
other arrow dropped out of his vest.
"Ha' cried the tyrant, Wherefore
conccalcst that arrow Replied Tell,
pointing % Geslcss hcad-grar III tup ~
the pole TO shoot that hat The
Joke was 50 good that Gcsler rele scd
him and gave him tWenty-dolar gold
piece
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Remarkable Cares Of Kidnc, Disease,

Mr. J.. Jackson, OF BOSTON, mn extensive pm.
dnoe dealer, was persuaded To give the kidney.
Mort trial lie whites July 81 Tor mote and
SANS
- used most of one package myself Inst win.
Ter. had soreness across my Kidneys ANA my
water would turn milky after standing short
time. The Kidney Wort cured me gave some
of II to u lady who had for long time hcrn
Obliged To make water every half hour or less
aud suffered much from irritation of the urinary
organs, and II cured her. About two month";
ngo, gave some of tho medicine 20 gentleman
Who Is foreman in sewing Machine Mnnufac
tory in Boston ! mot him last Thursday, aud he
told me he was using the third package, aud that
the night before he laid all night without getting
for more than fifteen ycars. He says II has done
motc for him than all lie has ev"r taken before,
aud he has paid ont mere than athousnnd dollars
for medicine. II Is evident from these facts, that
Kidney Wort Is great thing for the diseases OF
the kidneys and urinary organs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Remarkable Discovery ofMurdcr.

The following account ola murder
which WAS committed IN Bermuda in
the autumn OF lS1S is ~ the Attorney
General of the islands. MIR, = Brownlow
tray
In the autumn Of lS1Sa man COM
united Il terrible crime in Somerset,
which MAS for some time involved IN
deep mystery. Ills Wife, handsome
aud decent mnlatto Woman, disappears
ed suddenly and entirely from sight.
after going home from church on sun
day, October ~ Suspicion immediate
ii feil upon the husband, u clover Young
fellow ot about thirty, but no trace Of
the missing Woman WAS left behind.
and there seemed strong probability
that the crime would remain uudCtcrt-
Cd On sunday, however October y.
i week after the woman had di>apcar-
ed some Somcrvillr hoamen looking
out toward tho sea, rs Is their custom.
We're struck nv Observing in the Long
BAY Channel, the surface 81 which WAS
luhicd 10y Sigh, hreclc, long strosk
ofralm, such rs touSe their own Illus
tration, caSk OF oil usually dihuSeS
around il when IN the water, INC
tcyeriSh anxiety about the missing NO
man suggested some strange connection
between this singular calm and the
mode ot her disappearance, Two 'cr
three days after why not sooner cam
not tell you-hcr brother and three
other men went out To the spot where
il was observed, and from which il had
not disappeared since SUNDAY, aud
with 4 series otiSh hooks ranged along
Il line dragged the bottom OF the chan
mel, hut NJ first without success SHIFT
ing the position Of the boat they drag,
ged 4 littlcto the windward and present
II The line was caught With water
glasses the mon discovered that they
had caught ii in skeleton which was
held down by some heavy weight They
pulled on the line; something sudden
II gave way, and up came the skeleton
ofthe trunk pelviS, and legs ola human
body, from which almost every yeStige
If flesh had disappeared, hut which
from the minute fragments TO-
naming and the terrible stencil,
had evidently not lain long in
the water. The husband was a
fisherman and Long Bay 'hauncl was
favoutc fishing ground, and lie ealcu-
lated, truly enough, that the fish would
very soon destroy all means of identiti.
cation; but it never entered into his
head that rs they did So their rayagc,
combined with the process of decom-
position, would set free the matte which
Was to write the traces of his crime ON
I the surface OF the water The case
seems u lie ancNceedingly interesting
one: the case is not mentioned III amy
book jurisprudence that have, and the
doctors seem not to have had expert
encc of such an occurrence \ diver
Ment down and found il stone With Il
rope attached, 10y which the body had
been held down, and also portions of
the scalp and of tho skin of the sole of
the foot, and Of clothing hy means Of
which the body was identified The
husband was found guilty and cNccut-
ed Scientific IDurirdli.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Nnscline. or Petroleum JeIIN.

GRAND MEDAL AT TIE PHILADELPHIA
EXPOSITION. SILVER MEDAL At TIE PARIS
EXPOSITION. The most valuable family
remedy known for thc treatment Of
wounds, burns, sores, cuts skin diseases,
sm-hum, rhcumatism, chilblains, ca
tarrh, hcmorrhoids, etc. Also for coughs,
colds, sore throat, Group and diphthcra,
etc. Used and approvcdhy the leading
physicians OF Europe and America. The
toilet articles made from pure NascIinc--
such as pomade, cold cream, camphor
ice and toilet soaps are superior to any
similar ones. CoIGATE x co., sole Agts
TRY THEM. % and 80 cent sizes of all
our goods. Sold by all druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
4 Wild Woman.
Barbour County Zkan.e. lnde1

IdTNVHT WUITTF IhiIIN'HT TT'IE-s5
The report comes from tho Indian
Territory chat wild woman il living
along the Moccarin river Her tracks
have hccn found in the sand along the
shore. sometimes she wears shoes,
and other times She goes in her bare
feet. Parties have attempted ii track
her 10 her hiding place, but she Away.
succeeds in Guiding them II the re-
port proves to be true an effort should
lie made to reclaim her, a. She prob
ably las friends who are mourning her
n. among the dead
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
~ Ma,ne 1nd 80. Z.itnne. ]

Mr. X sigcl, from Monrocyillc, Ind,
called tic other day IL on Office, and
informed " that he had read in our
paper, Of the Hamburg Drops, and had
tested the real worth Of the remedy.
The case of Mrs. Sigel wa- declared 4
hopeless one Nv some of the best ply
siciaus. Having tried almost everything,
she concluded also to use Hamburg
Drops With the use If the first bottle
came relief, and about FIVE bottles of
tie remedy cured Mrs. SigeL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Money Relics Found in Queer spot.
Bangor Mc.) commercial.


Miss Olive Morrill,, who resides II
No Al Essex street, this city stepped out
of her door us usual the other morning
mt an early hour and swept oil the steps.
when her broom turned over 3; little
bunch OF dry leaves under which she
discovered two rolls Of bills, silver
quarter of dollar, and a silver pencil.
The money must have been placed
there the night before, for the steps are
swept every morning. The money i
OF singular kind and variety, but Of
little or no value NON, except for curl
osities. One roll contains $50 in bills.
mostly Of old state banks Of Massachu-
SETS there are, however, two 81 bills
on the old Eastern Bangor, enc ten
dollar note of the Confederate Bank of
Richmond, Va, one 25-ccntscrip Of the
Corporation Of Winchester Va. one
- bill on tho Exchange Bank of Phiia-
delphia one peso Fl Banco National,
Rio de Ia Plata Inthe other roll there
is scripas follows ) cents, Ncazic; -
cents, Salt Lake City; 80 cents Monroe.
La, and United states scrip, two Scent.
two j-cent and one 10-cent Besides
this there IS half dollar, 81 and -
bill Of the old Continental money.
Then there |, good modern silver
quarter, and silver pencil and gold
pen The finder has no clcw n to the
owner Of this queer collection OF how
il happened 70 hc left at her door 1t
seems probable that il il the collection
Of some numismatist, that thief
stole it, and finding il Of no value dis
posed Of il a. above But if 50, why
did he leave the quarter the pencil and
the gold pen?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Pref + Darkness TO Light.
I,nfnln Erl.re...

\ queer iii Of economy la, inspired
the City Council Of Quebec Can. TO
order the street lamps not 10 be light
cd at night and, according e 4 local
paper, the light-iingcred gentry arc tax.
ing advantage az the opportunities -
kindly offered. Popular indignation
will doubtless prove etfectual IN bring
I'M the city rulers Il their senses, II
attempt. III our day, todoprive i great
city ofstreet lamps i, il more than one
sense, a return 10 the Dark Ages
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Wicked for CIergylnen.

Rev ----, Washington, y. O.. writes /" believe
Ii To W. an wrong aud even wicked iot fisrgymcn
a. OF her public men 10 be led into wing tesiimo'
Male 70 quack doctOS- or VIC stu0s called medi-
clnes, but when 4 really mertorous article made
Of valuable remedies known 10 all, that AL ply
.picians use aud trust IN daily, wc should freely
commend 4 therefore chccrfullt aud heartily
commend Hop Biltcrs for the good they have
done me and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for family Gee. VIII not be with
ont them f'--gfn YORK BdUltsI HfekfB.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Q
l Oner Bet.

Republican aud 4 democrat 1T Hart
ford Conn.,, have made queer bet NJ
the election. The loser is toaet rs boot
hlSck ON a certain corner for two hours
aud the proceeds are to be for the ben.
cit ofan orphan asylum The ladies
are To have \ chance 10 patroniso him,
for the loser is to supply himself With n
bottle of dressing, 81 as to accommodate
both sexes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

40 drcssmakcr succeeded ia making
anything moro hidcous than the gown
with a band Of contrasting color across
tic yoke, and consequently Miss
Doesn' t-carc- what-the.ucn.think wears
Il this slImmnr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
- q q

30 not call yourself Il fool, my friend;
do not be outdonc III politcncss by 9th
q ;, who only think what yon are So
rude rs toeNprcss in words
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

TIE Annual Clearing Sale Of hrst-cl
Dry Goods at James Morgan's, 3S6 and ,Ss
Eaft Water ST., Milwaukee, Is meeting with
great success. lie opens this week II fine
stock Of new Black Cashmercs from 400. up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

The families Of Leopold 81 Begun
and of Victoria Of England maintain
close friendship. When yisitr are not
going on there II All interchange of lit-
l.e gift, chiefly biscuits and game
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

TnE London Needle Co, Of New York
City, want Male and Female Agents
I will pay any one ont Of employment
70 write 10 them for particulars. Sec
their advertisement in another column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
From Despair to Gladness.

NJ Gilc, Garter, n well known citizen of RoCh.
este, \, y. has just given the follow ingcard to
thS pUhl c! Fer about two wears my wife has been
troubled with something and VIC could not i'm.
aelnc What: sire had frequent flashes OF heat,
followed hN severe swcats, both night and day /;
her back troubled hcr great deal, aud any cNcr.
ton seemed I" utterly ptustratc her. She drank
l1lGc quantities W water without seeming 10
guonch her thirst IN the least, and kept getting
worse and VERSE all the tine We employed the
services OF u physician, hut without hencGt, not
over ltNtning what was the matter with her
FINALLY, noticing popularity in her urine, had
1t cNanincd,audhy boiling cducod tito m1laSSss
ahout half IN quantity ta the amount of water
used at once wrote tu her brother n physician
IN the EasL who pronounced IL "sngar" or
tSacclmunc Diabetes, He taid he knew of NO
euro tut II, amt that she probably could not set
NJ !; that she might live Cor few wears, but
would get worse aud worse all the time.
NJ lhls time, and " hen We were in despair, |
n" Warmers safe Diabetes Cure advertised, pWr-
chased a bottle aud my Wito has continued using
T. unli SHE l. now ptltetp cured aud as well rs
she has been IN wears, | consider Warner SafN
Diabetes Cure blessing and boon To- humanity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

II isn't polite u eat corn III tAc
cob, SAYS i fashionable writer But
being buttered and salted, isn't il dread
full nice to eat of the cob? Il i not
matter of politenet.. but If taste
marm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

The prcscnt Pope feels acutely his
lack Of means, and has done all he can
to reduce expenses The Vatican il
self must he a dreadful incubus To
keep 300 staircascs and $4,000 rooms
merely from going 70 pieces requires
a large revenue. Imagine What II
would be to have to maintain GN fur
nishcd houses of 20 rooms each
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

The NoItatc Beli Co.. Marshall, Mich,
will send their celebrated Electro Noltaic
BE Is to the afflicted upon 30 day. trial
speedy cures guaranteed They mean
what they saw Write them Withhold delay.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

Nh. n X. MeDole, the we'll known
passenger ACCENTED, the Northern Tram
81 Company, sounded Glis morning in
cur office the first note of Spring on his
celebrated hand hugle. We are pleased
Ia note that his right arm is al right
again, thanks TO ST. Jacobs Oil.
THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS john Hall
and tho widow MillerNvas performed hv
y justice 1T Cincinnati. Ohio The
couple went to n restaurant for we'd
ding dinner After the meal Was OVER
the husband said that he had an GRAND
IL 10, hut would not be absent moro
than ten minutes. He put one arm
around the brides neck. kissed lNr,
and With the diSengaged hand took 500
from her pocket, She has not seen han,
since.
Ii the chances vt RECOVERY for an adult
70 - small when unncvcSSarilv strong
medicine IL used, how much Smaller
must hc the chances OF baby when
aeScd with opiatc$ and other powerful
medicines. DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup is
n, remedy iar the diseases Of children.
Price - cents . bottle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

A. one pound Of Dobbins' Electric soat ,nade
by Cragin d Co. Philadelphiaj will do d. work
Il five pounds II any other Il i really the cheap
ct though il cot Hide more pcr pound. Jryh.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
IT NAY BE WORM MOVING.

That one " tho most coftain rcmcdir. known NJ
tie urc of Darfhea, Cholera Morbur, and all
forms of Bowel Diseases. Is GATHERS CoHrorsi
ExTnAcr % ssARr wEEp. little nutmeg
grated on tenspoonfni 81 The above medicine IL
i sure clfc fof Diarhca.
q NOBLE q co, pfopretor-, Erie, ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-06
STOCKTON. N. j., Oct. 4, 1880.


Mr.. EDITOR = On Tuesday night last our
town was visited by what was supposed to be
some agents of the "invisible empire, - or,
in other words. Ku KIux. They went around
our town in the dead hour of the night aud
branded every Republicans premises with
the mortal figures $780," which seems to be
their only stock 10 trade just at present
They used in some places red chalk, in others
white, and in places where they wished to
make It look more diabolical they used black
paint and brush. What this all means, IL is
difficult to tell We know what they mean
by the s'3e9.p but whether this is the mode
of marking Republicans honses to show the
midnight assassin where to do his cowardly
work, is not known; but at any rate such
work is disgrace TO any party and will GER
tainly not do them any good, as all fair
minded men Of any party must condemn it..
Whether this Internal work was done by
some agents from abroad or by home talent.
it matters not; for If done by parties living
outside of the town, they must have had a
trusty guide from among the F." unterrifed !"
in this place to show them around. or they
wonld not have done their work so accurately
as they did. Some parties think it was the
action of the Democratic Club here, but we
don't look at it quite in this way, as It would
not be safe to take public action on such a
thing IN Club meeting, where there might
be some " croakers who would tell it, think
ing it good trick. and the more intelligent
ones well know 1t to be a criminal offence
and don't want to draw fire on their own
heads. But we do believe it was an order
from headquarters and came through the
regular channel to the different Democratic
Clubs of the country and thereby accomplish
ed. We do not mean to be understood to at
tach blame to every Democrat for this un-
lawful and unneighborly act of partisan
bitterness, for we know of many who have
openly condemned it. and can't believe they
knew anything about it. Yet we do know
many, who otherwise are respectable, upright
men, who don't raise their voices against such
doings, and of course we understand their
silence. Not wishing to take from any one
the least shadow of responsibility they may
have and place it upon another, we win say
that any one coming to Stockton and calling
at any place marked 1920" will be well
treated and will always find therein law
abiding citizens. CITIZEN.