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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

THE products Of the mines have
slightly decreased in value the past
ten days, but not enough to dis
courage the minrrs. Should the
prices drop any lower great many
who are searching bonanzas would
probably give up in disgust.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

A CARD have IN stock fall
line of Burts aud Reynolds shoes
for those who want first class goods,
and Disbrow d Co.'S lGr those who
want second class goods. My stock
is unexGelled, and sure to please
everyone. Respy yours,
}. SCuNEBERGEH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

On Wednesday eve of last week
II party thought they would surprise
Miss Dollie Jones, Of Plattevills, and
Miss Villa Borg, Of this city. and
with that motive IN Wow, with Mrs.
Berg rs pilot, they went to tho
dwelling OF Mr. Shears, AMI to
their surprise learned that Mr.. and
Mrs. >. had gono TO Pattevile.
Nevertheless they had a jolly time as
the young ladies' had prepared
themselves with the good things OF
this life in tho way OF edibles, and
the boys were not behind il it ia
| leap year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

SAN. FEANcls, Furniture Dealer
and Undertaken will remove TO
Martin K Toay's old stand one door
west Of Matt PraterS OH or about
April first.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
The Local Field.

ty- Business Notices in local columns,
lesaed, and in same type as local news, will
,s charged for at the rate of lo cents per line,
,sch insertion. No business Eoiice published
this department, first issue, for less than
30 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

LOST, on Sunday the 2lst inst. a
stripped shawl, somewhere between
the NJ. L. church and Jas. Spensley's
furnace. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at
this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

TnG Saucls County Velcs says"
silver ore has been found ia Stu,t
county within few miles Of Prairie
du Sac. How it will "pan out is At
present an unsolved problem Mr..
Perkins has obtained genuine silver
from the ore aud the dirt is rich.
The next Important step is to deter
mine the extent OF the deposit That
we have real silver mine right at
our doors, 50 to speak, is too good
for belief. However, if such dis
pensation is vouchsafe to this local
ity. we can Luild u railroad and then
go and scatter the blessing among
the needy"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

Mrs. ANDREWS, wife of DR. Cor
don Andrews, of Eden, died on Fri
day Of last week, after a brief of i'll
ness. The news is received with feel
ings of sincere regret by a very
large circle of friends, who deeply
sympathise with the Doctor 10 his
great loss Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
Desirable Hotel Property Tor
sale

The hotel property known as tho
CD,nAerciM House., at DVdgevillo
will be sold at bargain. The place
is centrally located and ia good con-
dition. For particulars and terms
enquire OF ALFRED BERRY,
7. o. address, Mineral Point, Wis.
Dated March 9Th, 1850, llml
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

GoMETHlNG entirely new as well
as the bss. ever introduced in Min
eral Point is tu9 ciipch back sus-
pender for sale At Canary u Gray's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

SoM2 journalist of experience re-
marks: "lf he speaks OF things as
they are people are mad. II he
8moothes down rough points, be is
hribed. Ii lie calls things by their
right names, he is unfit for the posi-
lion of an editor. If he does not
furnish his readers with rattle head
lacking stability. II he condemns
the wrong he is a good follow but
lacks discretion If he lets wrongs
and Injuries 60 uumentioned, lie Is
a coward. II he iadulges in person
alities he is blackleg. If he DOES
not, his paper is dull and insipid'"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

III Nellie Harris was only here to
see the "stifF" tho Democrat gave
US last week for printing bills tor
her troupe, she would be likely to
show them some Of her sparring skin.
besides pluck the beautiful locks
from off their massive heads, until
they excIaim in paintive tonss "lonli
but touch not" We unlerstaui 4
our neighbors did not receive any
comps, or patronage from the com
pany, and OF course they had to ex-
pose in some way their sores Tor an
application Of the salve of public sym
pathy. We made respectable wages
by doing the printing, and are sill
nnconvinced of having done wrong,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
READ Capital notes.


team to his livery stock.
LET'S organize at once some kind
II o company to protect our city in
sase of fire.
PoF. MAX GOLDMAN, the celebrat-
ed optican Of Chicago, is at the U.
S. Hotel.
A LARGE line of beautiful reward
cards just received at the post office
book store.
To-poRRow is Good Friday. The
boys and girls are preparing their
fish lines. We predict more fun than
fish. p. S. Snow busts all calculations.
Those who contemplate buying
instruments should at least, call on
Hoar Bros, before purchasing else.
where.
TIE firm of Kline g. Spratler has
been dissolved and they want all
parties indebted to them to settle
immediately.
THAT Rev. Allison's lecture did
not draw a large attendance, only
reflects the imperfect taste and cul-
ture OF our people.
A COUPLE of knockdowns, q blow
in the mug with billiard ball quiet
ed some fellows who were in for
nght at saloon Saturday.
THREE young men, who undoubt-
edly wanted to lead all others, went
out for fishing spree this week.
They found it-nothing.
REV. CHARLES still remains and
assists in conducting the meetings
at the M, L. church, which are still
being held with great interest.
Mineral Point made another ship
rnent of industrious youths Tuesday
morning. They go for the rich
mining districts Of the west.
Four hundred and fifty thousand
ounces of silver, for coinage into
standard dollars, he's lately been
bought by the Trasury Department.
J. D. JAMES has established a
branch harness shop at Wingville.
James go-ahead amounts to con-
siderable and is sure to result
profitable.
DR. c. w. Moffett. the Dentist,
bas been called to Kentucky by the
illness of his mother, He will re-
turn as quickly as possible, and at
iond to the wants OF his patients.
Mr.. q. M. Law, who represents
W. w. Kimball's music house OF
Chicago, is in this city in the inter
IS. of the firm, and makes Jot
Aanscom's book store his headqlar-
.ers.
THE Chinese question ia ably dis
cnssed in this issue in an article sent
rs by Badger" who is . constant
witness 20 the scenes On tho Pacific
coast. It's well worth your time to
resd It,
MINERAL POINT was crowded to
such an extent Saturday as TO re-
mind us Of Fourth of July. 1t was
booming day for the merchants.
Who retired to their homes weary
and richer.
CHAs. EVANS who has followed
a's profession Of ink drawing at Ma.
Eomania he past year or two, is here
'oF the purpose Of gaining informa-
"on 10 the photographing art pre-
pafa'ory to establishing a gallery at
Mazo.
A little while ago 1t was much
feared that winter wheat would
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
NUMBER 13.

Orville Strong and Il. J. Owens
were appointed committee to cor
respond with Mr.. Cash and invite
him TO come and look over the
ground for himself. Messrs. Cash G
Nandercook are the gentlemen who
built the Viroqua branch of the c.
NJ. u st. p. road last year, aud tho
extension of tho Wis, Valley road
from Wausau to Jenny during tho
past winter. They are business
men. therefore, and it seems not in-
probable that this, tho last Of Dodge.
viIle's numerous railroad projects,
may be the first realized. - ChroaiclS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
NJ n EG Et 7 X u.

DhYIEs-JUENGSr- A. Chicago, III. Tuc,-
dag evening, March ., 1850, Uy kaS. Df.
Good uiu, Of ne Congressional Churea, hr.
J1hp r Dagica. ,lr, and Mis-, Loai-a I.
Jaynss,, both Of DodgeyuIp, VA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25
DEATH crept in silently and nn

DEATH crept in silently and M.
expectedly Sunday morning and
stole away one Of our most highly
respected neighbors, Mrs. Temper
ance knight, wife of John knight,
aged about 28 years. Deceased had
had an attack Of lung fever which
changed to symptoms Of pneumonia,
bn. only o short time previous to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

HoRsEMEN your especial atten-
ton is invited to our cuts for bill
work, among which are some new
ones purchased this season. We
aim to DO work in an approved man
ner and at very reasonable prices.
Call and be convinced for your
selves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

AN exchange says: DO not aim
20 be what you are not. II is not
poverty so much as pretense that
harnesses ruined man the strug-
Gle between aproud mind and on
empty purse-the keeping up a
hollow show that must soon como to
an end. Have the courage to ap-
pear poor. and you disarm power y
Of its sharpest sting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

TIE report of the gale on the
Gulf of Mexico has been greatly ex-
agerated. The storm was not one
of unusual severity. The steamer
City of mexico, with General Grant
and his party on board, reached
Galveston Tuesday afternoon, all
safe and sonnd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

ALL the choice brands Of cigars
10 b. found at Kline u Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-25

Ter reports from farmers to the dill
erent papers in the state arc in
tones of encouragement. We are
glad to hear of this.
A FARM team lit out into q run
from near Chambley's hotel barn on
Saturday and in crossing the switch
track left the wagon behind in de-
molished condition. The horses
bounded out of the city in disgust
Tor the east. No damage other than
broken wagon is reported.
THE products Of the mines have
slightly decreased in value the past
ten days, but not enough to dis
courage the m!nrrs. Should the
prices drop any lower great many
who are searching bonanzas would
probably give up in disgust.
LOST, on Sunday the 2lst inst. g
stripped shawl, somewhere between
the NJ. L. church and Jas. Spensley's
furnace. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at
this office.
GEORGE HENRY, of Oakland
Brookliugs County, Dakota, is pay.
ing his old home aud friends a visit
He looks as if western life agreed
with him, and reports his family
in good health, and well satisfied
with their new home,
AN art gallery has been tempo
ral.ily located in the room just below
Motfetts' drug store. The proprie
tors afford O chance for those who sc
desire to try their luck in drawing
Go in, lucky ones, and prove your
selves.
The members Of the temple OF
Honor celebrated the second ami.
versaly OF their organization on
Monday. 1t tproyed most pleasant
occasion and the invited guests in
attendance went home with praises
on their lips of the noble sons.
Town CAUCUS The voters of the
town of Mineral Point are requested
to meet in caucus on Saturday after.
nocn, March 27th, for the purpose ol
choosing candidates for the several
town offices to be voted for at the
approaching election. By Con-
Mrs. ANDREWS, wife of DR. Cor
don Andrews, of Eden, died on Fri.
day Of last week, after a brief of ILL.,
ness. The news is received with feel
ings Of sincere regret by very
large circle of friends, who deeply
sympathise with the Doctor in his
great loss Ghyonicle.
HoRsEMEN your especial atten-
ton is invited to our cuts for bill
work, among which are some new
ones purchased this season. We
aim to DO work in an approved man.
ner and at very reasonable prices
Call and be convinced for your
selves.
TIE report of the gale on the
Gulf of Mexico has been greatly ex.
agerated. The storm was not one
of unusual severity. The steamer
CITY of mexico, with General Grant
and his party on board, reached
Galveston Tuesday afternoon, all
safe and sonnd
AN exchange says: "Do not aim
20 be what you are not II is not
poverty so much as pretense that
, 1880-05-29

EUIIEURN 1EEMEU1Is9s
BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.
From tho Hon. William Taylor.
State Senator Of Massa-
chllycttX.

Ncssra. WEEK. PorTER-GontIcmcn: To
~ ~ n x1tef &c r.. r
for feel Il III every scnen Of tho word. 1 bnso
Icon great sufferer With skin diseases for tho
burning heat and iIchina of .ho parta aifectcd,
Cd ao w ns sa t. as r. nSsS pr ssshs 4
I,ionbtff ovsr fully M dersiool by any u thetn.
humors. thavo spent ;sueh inoncy m scek,nF q
cure, and In 1sd7 vent I" Europe and conauited
% so1i, 9f the best physio!an* iu Londet,. ro-
/ .oaiio hack to Ioston, 1 was told by many
a hosa seases aas II hxo4.
sesibst Tor s. feeSe u Lis Lis a,vieo Tor 10 tx
pSasS!asnt tr!ea othsr psysIcIans. aud d., a,uons @
shen Or. -. ot East Boston, and Dr., ot
sy IL a t2 g sI ~ ss
Ct no Tine t!n,o did fool that euro would result
ffSm them. ., - 49,,
gentleman we'll known to Bodton people. called
my attention to your CuTtoulA Rk.EniEs, and
promised wonderful rssul,s i would only nuke
It, aud 10 pezsoverel on mo that weut with him
to drugstore and bought them and comm enced
was 70 much h'nor lodged within u,e skin that
ID soon ns / commenced THO use Of CurlcuRA It
came ~ the surface and festsred. until vast
my suHe.tnEs for nbout two weeks. But did
not mind this. a. felt that .ras going to got
EurfHcu In such large quantities. Aftor tho
trst twI, or three weeks usa OF these remedies,
Ing Of tho Inflammation Of i nufnler Of painful
sorcs. carefully, faithfully, at,d cheerfully
followed tho directions t. the letter. feeling cnch
mcnt, ntter three ,nonths' ise Of EurlouA AnH-
KnsEs and twcive ycars Ut ls constant suffering
and pronounce my case tho n,ttst remarkable on
record. have been 50 elnta!l With 1ny success
TINT hnre Htoppel mon on tho street Who weru
HEMEDlEs md they would cllrp them. Thia tQ
why am ~ grateful 10 you, fcr believe them
and TINT they will euro all who nre suffering
with these L}seuses, l may add TINT took nj
Internal medicine but the CuTl0uitA KEsDLvKsT.
WILLIAM TAYLQn
BOSTON, Aug. p. 1873.
, 1880-05-29

ycry ,,,ournful patfoa In 1}cck's volco
ps5 asn hr bcnoa,wdI tho Inconsistencies nna
'H,",n,etencr H'.m uf bis purity. Beck's principal
lal's" a,,a.it,u IN the commission plan, as pro-
's.d ".ad by Eatnu, wRx tl,at It Rarc Tic Pres'-
1st gsrt nowcr to appoint Commissioners, hlli
,ha s.a' President, said Beck. would appoint
suoh a nersons rs he pleased, md could Ect
sssn, ss.n eonhrn1cd, wl,atercr opposition tho
ttaeo.tra,icrs ts, might make. Beck cl1arred TINT
,.s' ~ commission p1nn WINS conceived by tIlo
p!Ss,sctto1,lsls w In order to srcnro delny aud to
p !'.ra m tarftf Legislation before 1881.
"N'' r,,p n1yrH AND ltAtslt0Il HILL
,emrlc.l 10 tho Scnatu this afternoon.
W W. ss'.axlu,up OF slo bill Is nl,out tic same
lu1 .h.t ri the IInuac bill, b,it there have been
y s,nr w changes by why Ut reductions nnd nd
nsh, a%,nrs The appropriation fur CnlUnlct
q,o,, e'aor ,sas increased from $4,000 to SEQ, 0,N0;
nn"t iu,. Haven, fro,u $4,000 70 s50, 600; Mus
an afstS, ram 5000 to $500; st. Joseph,
kssvs; s, 1t a1tl to eB,K0; Dubuque, fFnn $500
taoIs u IsS7s5o0:. SJ5jo0: Council bluffs. from s:U,-
y, ", n 1000; ntltl Ncbraaka Ctty, from
sue1 e $4,000: un fno contrary. coy .C,da1 ne
llaoss1 1I o6 10 Sci. .oo0 siJo 900 Of which Aro
itoGh = r. " fof locks aid dams mud. $4,000 for
p to,MG1trg ~ f1le Mississippi River between tho
H~ iHiyaais Sntl Ohio Rivers. Tic Upper hltss1s".
laIIDt l,'I t1rsnryor plan, however, received bet
;sg'tt ~ treatment, an amendment heins added
aEgss,E 'alE1gus,on 1f # / dam on Lake Winn'b1gossh,
Sl aSltsxs hst n !a Hbss5 6 asfs'qE g 1sass Ss
io,it tont n nccorlance with the Minnesota
f'sas {ags tIa amount paid not to exceed $500.
ia"s, iSas"ns1,escntatlyc Barber wns unsuccessful In
hEg,ifit hIs gsiirlnpt to layo nslde1 to. the Sundry
Viii W iii $1,000 for repairs Of the Chtcago
Sfs,inn ltnspftal,
, 1880-05-29
rIrE CIIRisTIANCYS.
nntyElY A1lttETEIIF:B.n

ea+ttdf Dtspafta to Tx thtedRo THbune
vAs,t1yorov, d. G., May es.-1Nitl refer
sncc to The CllristEancy case 1t is further
sis,ed s that Wien the plaintiffs friends Ind
,,rtsrmIne, that they had cnsc, It was under
tcoI that the terul "atlnltery at divers times
and blaces with parties unknown" referred
n no less than five Of sncll parlfes,-ono q
rodent OF Mobile, two Of Now York, ono Of
ifsrIforJ, and one OF Baltimore, 1t was n
matter Of surprise TO tlloso knowing OF
;hIs that only ono name was used.
Tic respondent would hayo preferred
i],,t nil tIs alleged cnses had been set out,
thai they might Inv beun met nlltogetfler. It
i.now understood that should 3fr. Chris
iatcy full In the Giro case, he will file sup
n]eu,rntal bill rs to some Of the other par-
hes, Mrs. c. claili1s that Bl,o will be rs ready
to successfully meet my such charge as sho
Is to meet tho present case. In the hearing
On The cross bill letter will play an iln-
po1tant part. This letter, It is alleged,
MS sent from this city in 1878, by party
who haa been working In tho Interest of Mr.
cht!ss!aucy, to the Postmaster Of uealtng
Sprtngs, l!iclosing sum of money to yet up
nudcfIg with q liuw Of getting Mrs. G. III a
arcstionabIB position with one OF tho parties,
who, Iii. ca friends charge, has been with
her during tho laat winter. The motion for
aifMoDY, which will como up nn Tuesday
mkt I is understood. will not DO resisted by
pt!ttiN.
, 1880-05-29
DAY OF PRAYER,

~ Nt Ela<oF q AN SStsS9" AFta3H*s
CHICAGO, Aiay as.-1n Juno two Conven-
ttens will assoMblo-ons tn Chicago, ono III
CtneinnatI-for tho purpose of nominating
candidates for tue PresldMicy OF the Unlted
States. Tho Woman's National Christian
Temperance Union, deeply realizing tho ll,"
tncnee posscssel py the Chief MagIstrate OF
tbs Nation mid tho power of Ills example,
calls upon tho Wontau's Chrtstinil Temper.
aIce Unions Of the land to unite IN psssyer
on Tusstfay, June l., for the non,!n4cs Of
hese Conventions. Let US pray that God
will liraot Mase two bodies IN their ch0tge
and make Himself mnnlicst In thelr dgels-
ions and thpt tho candidates set before tho
people may be men OF high moral and Chris
Han character, and possessed OF temperance
principles which Involve total abatlnence
from at that can lntDxlcate.
FRANCES K. WILLARD. President.
MARY r. DuHr, Cor. Sae. W. N. t. T. u.
ln compliance with this call the Chicago
Woman'a Christian Temperance Union will
hold prayer>mceting Tuesday, june |, from
2 to .. nj, In Lower Farwoll Hull.
, 1880-05-29
TIE RECORD.

NJ, HESATE.
Hn.,ss d. C., May ao.--}yhcn the
Nop.ts,'a Nio aa!ourns to-day, It will b. to 1usot
Th'a Tha IA saturday being Decoratlols-Day,
dir ~ '' gfaitiag pensions to certain SOL
pl,redD !. T., Jug Mexican a,M other wars was
.sport ,'a W. u'e calendar. The Commlttse's
H. H. VI Sas not unanimous.
bs n-dto Eatol' offered joint resolution tint
iIo,a steatueht ba requested 10 on,n nert,tIn.
slth ' ' s!ul France, Spain, Austria. and Italy
l4t,,,atn,e~ 70 temovlnE restrictions on tue
s,Izenss "s VI tobacco and securing to our
anI as .a,a an open Nurket, ordurpd urlute.i
H. p'assd OIL u.o calendar.
Ia s.aus'e nus'es submitted tho resolution that
tepost sts.e'aty ~ Of tls Treasury bs directed 10
.opes y, ~ uls sonase wish!n ten days time
tp.stonou' " a.. ~ papcrs, figures, dueisiqus, and
u. is,, , WIN all ot!les rccprds Of Interest il,
'l'ens se!atlng to the clallu Of tue
, 1880-05-29

BourH AFRICAN ArTAIHg.
LoNpoN, Muy Es-tTho Aborfglncs' Protection
EocTety has telegram from capc Town, datet1
tic 9Th Inst, stating TINT papers beforc FHr-
lamont include dispatch from tho AdmIn!s-
traitor Of t}nautotnnd, ncqualnttng the 0ovorh-
mont Of M excessive strain on tho loyntty at the
nas1itns, owing to their dlsartnamont, etc. Eiu
reports tho agitation widespread. aad tho Wholo
culntry bewlldGrctf.
T1tH PROSPECTS N CASHMERE.
proephcts In Cnshmcrc.
TrIcyraphic limos botwcen British Dur.nah md
MRndalay have beon cut.
ntkb or Hts WOUNDS.
pEsr1t. Nny 2s.-Connt Victor Zchy hns died
from wounds received In bis duel with Count
stephen Knrolyi.
, 1880-05-29

y7sviAn inas ia rlHcoA ut no kifaf, vhIio
rl1,sny worn mnfo prisoners and n cnnaidonhte
amtr,nt uf arm. md ammunition md lnrVo
n,uhcr nf cattle and mulca aIao fell i'Ito tho
banda of The victorn Tho rnrivtRns rntroat1,d
IN lncla, cltsety pressed to within q fow miles
Of the city by tho onony,
At Ancon, rc!d, a IarRe torpedo IN process NJ
completlnn exploded Accidrnfn1Iy, blowing tho
mnnilfactory 10 pieces, killing every i,ltnHt1
md t,lno btiierH, and lovoflnx dozan adtolning
huuhge u tho ground
, 1880-05-29
FRANCE.


PAnfs, May 23-In tho Chamber Of Deputies
to-dny Clemenceau, Republican member for the
Department Of tho Seine. interpollatcd tho Cow
crnncnt on tho action OF the police In rcgnrd to
tho recent Communist demonstration. lie re-
pfpached tho Cabiuut with being Actuatod By d
desire to satisfy tho Conservative Journals.
CunstAns, tho Minister of tho Interior, eAtd tho
demonstration w.lB IL glorihcation Of criminal
acts which tho Government could not tolcr4lte.
Clemeneeau Expressed dissatisfaction with
tho reply. md proposed tho order of tic day,
regrctting tho Government had not confidence
In tho goS sense Of the pyonle t ls Of rars r;
pure and sin'plc, which WIS ldopt5d, vote, :0s
THE SITUATION SUMMED up.
Il EStdftttB thus defines tho sfRn1ncAncc ct tho
recent cieotion n tho Scnate: Thc counter rov.
tlution has inst succeeded In Installing itself
tr19ly in the Upper Gha,',Set, viii Il: Ley, say
H1H1dsA IN RUSSIA.
II Journal dts DeLuts hns a long article this
morning uft the degi!ne Ut NihIlls11i In Nussin.
It considers taat It Ii entirely crushed. Auch
bo Thoy eo99eoa st to t.us q
tho recont trials vii! revive tho split mud
9n{erEy 81 TIE revolutionary parity tnstoaa Vt
;. TIE a1sE.kr CANAL nu1lDvn.
Do Leaseps lott lust night for Liverpool. With
Ills stnN Ut lsth!nt's nssistants on Il grand c1ln.
paigsing tour, besinrtutKE y!th bGnaust iu that
Sutherland, 1t ia ,losuhle that IN aach sncces-
s!yo "ssslng srrech Of M DE- 1Issseps t *
aIiy. Itwlil SOU soun 10 70 whittui tiown u r1othIns.
TIE COMxUH1sr TROUBLES.
TheluteSpellntfon OF Louis hume, Ciemcnccau,
and otlcr Haaiculs In tho Chumber. to-day. hav.
Tho lntor.or FOR having maintained order at tho
hastllie, On Sunday. wlll likoly rcdouua to tho
confusion af its Prumotcrs.
f.aNNnfH WIZ Arf!
, 1880-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

;Arena's Rnmyss has heen nsed with
yGuEs In tho various ta1lus OF dyspepsIa 9aststtA
uausea, goucsal debility. consumption, ete. Ku-
1nyAy II not d medicine; 1t Ia pleasant, wllte-
ltke boretugo IA food}; made from milk, pecul-
tarly grateful to u de1fcato stomach. Nothing
elsa mAk1s tosh, and bloo and strength 10 fust
1t can be safely xpiiod for the Fecupesntion Of
thoae casos Of low vitality 10 whleh medication
Or ordinary nutrition full. Send for circular:
H9were at mutations Arsnds KuMys4 u MT
hold tU tho tFnde. CousulefH Supplied directly
BY A. Arcaa. Chemist carucr Maalsoa aad F1ith
avenue,
, 1880-05-29

PANAMA, May 12-Tha Star and |lsnam pElats
the following; From Locutaba, near Tacua.
thaEs oomes = report Of sasvEo nght betwcoa
GILLIAN cavalry undor Cal Yergarx. and diyls-
lou OF Peruvian cavalry and infantry under Col.
AlbaxTxaln. Tha lattaE appoara to hare beon
Severely handled, tho Infantry OF tho foroo bo-
tng, It IL saidt out to ..ptso$a by tho
leruo chasKu Ut the Chlliaua. Tho Ho-