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Eptetal l,lspaseh to Ihs Chtsaea Iftbunes
WASHINGTON, H. ~, Dec. M.:-I'sealttunt Arthur
Is known tu hayo crrrussed hlulsut yury dcofd.
ctIy on tho Slorulotl question. and lle Will dD al
In nls ppwer to 1anov0 sh!a blot from tho tAn.o
OF tho llepulltu during Ills Administration. THO
kopubltcan Representatives in Gunxress, with
perhaps Quo or two cxcepaunt, will heartily
sustain hItn, hut ho vii! nleot with opposition ou
tho park Ut lua.liny Democrnts Tn tho scAtIuK
OF Mr. Casiptoll. however, who eiHt1ns to have
torp yutus ts&ti uny uthor ultizgn vi tt1o United
States, the ltopubllcAns Of tho House Will be
divided, and l!AskciIs revolution. giving the
spat to Cau,pbuL, carl.iot .bo passed. Cun'iotl
may prayu ha 1aturalizat atlon. but hs Gun hardly
obtnt., u seat, uld tho Indications nso thAs thu
contestants will be rcfcrrca buck to the pcoplo
Ut UtAh, -
HOUNDS suAE.
The Star toulxht has tho following paragraph;
a1lr, u, i. l&ouuus. Vt Ch!uaxo, has wrtsoa tu Il
frIcut In Washington aayls,us hlm that ho ueea
nut nut hlself 10 any further tsuubto to SECURE
hIs tltnunlls) appointment ~ Public Printer;
that the President had given positive aasurnneo
thut he wuu!d hosnlNa{e Hounds st's'n after the
assembling Of Co,wrssx, 1Fha repussed curly so-
Moyal Ut porFoes seul!s 10 DO geael ully cred.
itel.''
CALDWELL
Secretary krkwood has wfitton to tho Mayor
Of Caldwell, KMs, with resuru,leu to ielcg,1sn
recently received ut tho Interior Dcpartnent
, 1881-12-31
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nav YotlK. Dec. o..1l-:rha steamer Stella at.
rived tt,.lwy genm Amsterdam. shc bn.ught *as
passetlxera fr,,m Tho stoul4tr Castor, which was
disabled and put luto plymouth;
lana hAve arflvol from Nuw York..
NEw fHlsK, t,eu. ~. ARRIVED, the Wyoming.
fl1Nn Livurpsh,l; tue Cannda. trDln iEnvrl.
lttIsrux, 1oc. 3Q.-Arryvd, tho uoIIvia. from
L01luuu.
, 1881-12-31

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. M.-1he Will Of William
F. Weld, tho uuston millionaire who dlod her0
leaving an eatate valued ut e.! ,0l. .lu0 has been
admitted to proDAtp. The bulk 0s tho estate Ia
wll!cd to four grandchildren. boyen tt2pautd
dollar4 la bequeathod to uoston charAttts, The
willow and daughters arc given unnuttles ut
pad BY them !u lsoRton, whtle twu sons aro
given half million cAch. fha nstat0 u thb
largest user administered upon Ia f4llalvlphia
, 1881-12-31
THE ECDLDWATER.FIREMEN.
Kxnntua lion Of tho Ex-Clttef Of tho Nlr1
uenn rfl,auI1f saKs n CIlu ritn Of xAfAnta.

K1Kntnation Of tho Isx.C1itef Of Tho EIr0
Department 0Es n CllnrtEc Of Arson.
1ptttat Dspnteh to 1hs Eh!coeo TfttYh&. -
Cot.pwATKts, MIot., Dec. D,-ln tho axamina.
ton Of cx- -Ch!cs- Engineer Nrakn talny ltcning-
way wAa un tho stnnd MI duy, and in tho ,hnln
reiterated hls statement nlltio tUtoro tho Circuit
Court q fuw weeks aRo, which was vney daNagng
to Drake. Hut as yet h!s stutcluussa are n,tsnp-
phrtGl by my 0f Tho Utnurs under arrest. aud hts
stntemphs Arp tak0n with tnIlny KFatsla 1T allow
ttnmorroW will bo 44llo interesting alld Sells!.'
tolt4t. Fully onu-tnlrsl Ut tho audience To-Day
w4s iAdtcs. lilo prosecuting attorney " asa4te.!
~ tho City Atturlloy, whil0 urMtO IA represented
ny Two AllU uttuFhufA,
, 1881-12-31
Maximum temperature. 4i.u.
Minttnutu Temperature, LIN.
Mt3H tiAtly bAF1la1oter. -.AlE.
Mean daily tharu1unoiof. :.Ll
Mum unily humidity. H4.


1psttal Dlspateh to Tns cAtea7o Tribune.
Sioux CRY. H.. Dec. ;n.-Tho Missouri niror
closed VI this city last night. the latcst date fur
twcnty-tvo years. The slush Ice gorscd against
tho pic llrldEc of tho st. Paul Omaha Hallway.
tnktng out fourteen bents. Or :NU feet. or tho
structure 1t viii take IL weok TO repatr ths
damage. Ouu Innn whn attempted IL cross t'Et
tho ice broke tn. md ESCAPED with ailteulty.
Al,Irich, messenger vt tho American Express
Cnuira1ly, crussed with hia pouch, hut WIS not
allowed to carry money packages.
, 1881-12-31
RI the PUBLIC.

Tbnfp cxr he nh better guarantee OF tho value
of DK. NAuWAx'a old established H. H. RkxE.
ntKs than tho luso and worthless !nl!tatioa9 ot
thotu, ~ thoss AEu Falao hesoyents. Htltefs, and
pjls. Do aure aud ask for iadwAys. and SOC
that thu nauo " "ltSdmay" u OH what YOU eay.
, 1881-12-31

-, ,,st,,rh tho Jury. IL do not ask." ho added,
at,r i'm mediate nsiion. ynnr flnnor.'
nuItrn,i (enccrinYly)-No you dent. Mr. Judge
pJt'cr. ,,.. ,,du, r,..+,. ,m,.,,, ..,,., vi.
.at,ona when hu desires argument Or nctton
u '.s,, tnett1, ntltl not bu continuity mnklng
1rIs t.1Tr1.E at'EEcItES IN THE 1URf.
.,ivo 1'ortrr-As / t,tlyu m uiltiuubted right
Tte t,,,cattnn Of permitting tho Jury thl!sbnill
80 a.aIn raised. hut wns dismissed hy tue {urt-
I'm nl,uo1u!nE thut t!,bs preferred not 10 eel'-
.-.1r. nrUyIAed they chllh havn II renNul1nii'a
sanorturIty for exercise and To nl,ti!n fresh Asr.
fnrkhlI! psocee',G,f u reply to what ho trrH,csl
ho connsel y MRlcrsiuns upun I" thu distinguished
sa~cat gentleman vino did hurDr to thoir !
s,a,c," 1lu wont repcl tho INSERTION HAT thoy |
M, nightly To wtslve nlpshes n1,ut,t ths crtH" |
,uaI. Tho prisoner himself h,l,l w.,vcn tho
mcshcs TINT wcro fast incIusl1lg him, mud "oniy
tyo tnrn, mid thoy
srAwSs 0F Till: MEDfCAL flsUfEBsf0N.
rbt, could mt even acknowledge thuy ool'evcl
IN a tiod hllsl hcun found whu Would under ohih
,tcIarc tlclr bclfuf IN his insanity"
scoylIlp replied to Coskhlil. 0nd surprised
eyery niio by mnk!ng phu Of tho best aHd most
inprcfs!vo spcnotlcs TINT hnyu bcen hoard In tle
ro,,rt. rtotn s!,lco tho upannR OF tho trInl. In
tho defense aud severely rcbukud thu cuurao of
tbe L>istgiet-Attoracy III his "nHsccnl1y o!Gorts
10 n.IzzIc and drive tho slcfunso fron she c"uft.
Bor1e manifestation of applause f"lIs'%o'i tho
concus!oi of as speec'i' natlt "''S quickly
checked by tho Court
DIR. JO'tS +. alsAf. .....
NciIca. Superintendent Ut tho New York Stnto
IMnatlu Asylum, toDk tlo Rtnnd Tho wltnrss
hal mmle tho study Of 1tssnnity bis business
since e9, nd in that tInlo hasl treated ur i1yes-
t,patcd l3,0N0 cAsos TT insanity 1tu Ind never
secn singl0 instances whcru tho only iHdtcntluli
Of Insanity WIS tho exhibition Ut immortality or
rIekcdncsa. lie did not bctlcrc In what hGd
pecn called " mornl .nsanty." 1t was fnipossl-
bo III discover uicntnI unity no rs tn l0rnte AH
impa,r,ncut Of tho ,nnral nasurn that WIS mot ac-
colnpanio1 by intellectual deterioration. 1nsnfl.
Ity III ITSELF llad 10 more tendency u oxe'tb to
cetnc than ncurnlKIn or my other discnse. 1t
puts nothing HOW Into Il mana natnre: 1t only
pcrycrts whAt Is already there. The witness ut
totne length classified various groups Ut tnaasio
that hud oulnu itntlcr hia nttontlon, uud dc.
serlbcd tho various thasos anu pccllinrittcs of
, 1881-12-31

lIl4 Sweetheart Wont Hack OH Him.
1T. Louis, Dua. 30.-FEot! Cops, f0rnlor!y of 1T.
Churlea, Mo-. yestesslhy eais'1aittad sufuds Rear
Ku,ltfmau. Tex. by quitting hts throAs With .
razur Cops raw in writing ~ hts reason for tho
tlavu that hts sweetheart, III Wn1sn hu wna I'll"
E9gud, bud brusun uT the engagement bcoAusa
hv hud tuet with lnaHeaI ruvorvua.
, 1881-12-31

NiLwAuKaE, WlA, Dec. ah-Gottlab Engel.
tho young lnwyer nccusoA Ut yArltaus lrraAulaf-
ittes, gayp A,Inselt up tottuy u tho uateurltus.
Ills arreas wua 0a csllnlual uVn.plasAs charging
fotKss}.
, 1881-12-31

Took Dose Ut ktrychnlsac.
III. Louis, slo., Dfc. M,-nr. J. Z. Alexander
suicide yus.erduy Ivy taktug slrychulao The
t,oceusvd WIS engaged ~ be married. hut for
sonu cailsg tha wedding WINS postponed soseral
tlIuus. Alexander l,ea.s!lo '!tsuo.NlaAt and TOOK
to tritkiux harl. llv .saa Ahuus II yoArs Ut A2c.
, 1881-12-31

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 80 cts. There
ID not remedial agent In thls world that will
cure Fever and Aguc, and othor Ma!Arona,
hos scaFS ey fiE
as ltADWAi'S READY RELIEF.
1t will In Il f0w moments. whom tHkCn accord.
ng To rho directions, cure Cramps sDastns. SOUR
StNmach, Heartburn, Sick flsAdAchF. DtnFrhea.
Dysuntery. Cole, W!aa In tho AowelS, aud I'LL In"
l'faysigrs should a.wayscarry q bottle OF TAD
wAy's Kontly Ke!!nf with thosn, y few In
Watcr will prHyont alckncss ur pHiu3 frnn
cbMnpo nf water. II IL better tGAn FEonca
brandy or ntters u9 u HtImulant.
nt1ncrs anti LumbeTEeu should always bo pro.
CAUTION.
All ronelinl agents capGbts Of destroying Ito
by an oycFtnsu should bt avoided. MorpnlnHs
opium, strychni.se, nr1ilcu dyusclanna. and 9th.
OF powerful remedies, do ut certain times, IN
tury small does reltoye tho pptuut during th0lr
aution III tho system. But perhaps t4o atcund
d,,sr. IL repeateu, may axgraynt0 and increase
the sufIurlu4. and a,luth0r duse cause death.
Tharo ts no necessity FIR using those unccstK!i.
Bsenf8 whrll positive reGnedy like Rhdways
KcAlv Relief will stop tho tnost excrucint!nx
pAln Quickyr, without cntatlIng tho 1csar dill.
Guilty tu eithar infant or adult.
THE TRUE RELIEF.
NApwAY's READY ttKLIEy Is tho only r0!ned!al
agent In yaguo TINT Will instantly atop pntn.
EIfIU GrMts Isr H0tife.
, 1881-12-31

Indigestion. ttYspcps'a. nervous weakuess ctc..
cured by AruWn'B lr04 nltturs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Washing Butter.

We are asked if it is better to wash
butter. We should not wash it, but
there are many excellent butter makers
who do, and do not believe that as
good butter can be made without as
with washing The finest thing about
butter is its nutty flavor which will al
wayS be present where the cream has
&heen properly ripened, and the result
|of washing is to lose this. 1t is claimed
/ by the advocates of washing that moth
ing is washed out but buttermilk, sugar
and milk acid, and that the butter is
purer and better by ne ans Of the loss.
Necessarily it Is a matter that depends
upon taste, but we have never met a
person who did not like the nutty
flavor referred to. 1t is certain that
there Is a vast difference between
washed and unwasheJ butter. We do
not believe butter should lose ANYTHING
that cannot be worked out of it. The
claim by the advocates of washing that
the fatty matters which give the flavor
to the butter cannot be washed away,
because water will not combine with
fat Is altogether erroneous it is not
necessary that the fats should combine
with the water in order to have them
Or some portion of them carried away.
Another difficulty in washing, is that
Is most difficult to get pure water,
and that in washing with impure water
,1reign substances are added, which
IRE injurious to the keeping qualities.
e need not stop to present the great
I.thCulty of obtaining purp water for
Neall know that a great deal of what
"e call pure water contains very many
mpuritieS. Hard water or muddy
water i utterly unfit for the purpose,
ana injure the butter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

Nearly all marbles are made at Ober-
stein, Germany. There are large agate
quarries and mills in that neighbor-
hood, and the refuse is put to good ac-
count in providing the small stone balls
for experts to "knuckle" with. The
stone is broken into small cubes by
blows of light hammer. These smal
blocks Of stone are thrown by the shov
elful into the hopper of small mil
formed of bed stone, having It's fur
mace grooved with concentrate fur.
rows; above this is the runner" which
is of some hard wood, having leve
face on It's lower surface. The upper
block is made to revolve rapidly, water
being delivered upon the grooves of the
bedstone where marbles are being
rounded. 1t takes about fifteen min
utes to finish half lushel of good
marbles, ready for the boys knuckles
One mill will turn out 100000 marbles
per week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

be heard at the distance of twenty-eight
inches the hearing is good. Ea h ear
should be tested separately. Noises in
the head, sometimes ringing, frequent
" are due to hardened wax in the ear.
Sudden deafness is sometimes caused
as follows: A small mass OF wax, from
ill-health or uncleanliness, becomes
hard. A continued secretion of wax
then blocks up the ear tube still more.
An injudicious attempt is then made to
remove the wax by introducing, per-
haps, IA match end, pin head, or pen
holder, which, instead ct removing,
pl.rhes down the wax aid packs 1t
against the tympanum or Dy sudden
draught or the act of swallowing, the
wax is suddenly pressed upon the
membrane, and loss of hearing imme-
diately ensues because the membrane
can no longer yibrate. The removal OF
the wax is in some cases, especla ~
those of longer standing, somewhat diff
ficult; but with gentle treatment and
patience may be finally accomplished
and the hearing fully restored, The
best means for removing wax, when
not badly compacted, are half a dr,lchm
of sodium carbonate dissolved in an
ounce of water, applied lightly, by
means of bit of absorbent cotton or
sponge attached to suitable handle.
When the wax is much compacted it
may be softened by means of water,
quite warm, and syringe Scie,Gifc
american.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Labor Saving.

The demand of the people for an
easy method of preparing Kidney
Wort has induced the proprietors, the
well known wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson & Co., of Burlington, VT,
to prepare it for sale in liquid form as
well as in dry form. It saves all the
labor of preparing, and as it is equally
efficient it is preferred by many per-
sons. Kidney-Wort always and every
where proves itself a perfect remedy
BnfdLo Ners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Advertising Cheats.

1t has become so common to write
the beginning of an elegant, interest
ing article and then run it into some
advertisement that we avoid all such
cheats and simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain hon,
est terms as possible, to induce people
to give them one trial, as no one who
knows their value will ever use any.
thing else. Providence advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

Maurice Dengremont the youthful
yiolinist, has been seriously i'll at the
residence Of Baron Won Meysenberg,
the Austrian Consul, at New Orleans,
and doubtless owes his life to the in
cessant care oi the baroness, who re-
manned by him night and day till the
crisis was passed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, the Wash
ington lady lawyer has written to the
president offering to take the Brazilian
mission which was offered to and de-
clined by ex-senator Blanche X Bruce,
Of Mississippi. OF her fitness for the
mission she says: 81 am not afraid of
the yellow fever of war, famine nor
earthquake; but the welfare of our be-
loved country would be my sole am
\ btion. Besides, have not the disa'
bilities of color to combat. As to sex,
the precedent is an old one. Brazil is
4 the only monarchy on this continent,
land monarchies, from time immemor
ai, have seated women on the throne
and have granted them places accord
ling to their rank; without stopping to
n the narrow policy of some wou!d-be re-
n publics. Besides, have the honor of
the acquaintance of the emperor and
empress of Brazil | was born and ed
ucated in the Empire State, but do not
belong to the machine politicians on
one side or the independent on the
other so that the complication which
has arisen in the nomination Of Robert
son for the port of New York would be
avoided and | do not, like Private
Dalzell," desire higher place would
urge, as to my fitness for the position,
a thorough knowledge Of the com
mercial interests of the United States,
familiarity with international law, an
earnest desire to arbltrate all differ
ences between nations, a knowledge of
the consular manual and the French
language, with some proficiency in
spanish"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
The Care of the Ear.

onIy the softest material and the
lehuest pressure should be used in
Gaming the ear. In a recent clinical
lecture DR.. Wilson gives, in popular
.oEih, some very useful and practical
.ul9smaton touching the removal of
ear-Wax. If the ticking of a watch can
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

LCambridgeport Mass American Protestant
A lady friend of ours called the other
day and stated that her husband had
seen st. Jacobs Oil advertised in our pa
per; he used it for rheumatism and was
convinced of It's merits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

An Indiana widow named Ishers
with eleven children, succeeded in
marrying again the ather day. The
man is looked up to in the neighbor-
hood as brayer .han julius Caesar OF
Marshal New.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Don't Pour Alcohol on the Fire

And don't take that has Alcohol in it
to help inhamed kidneys. Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is purely vege-
table, and tcts directly upon the kidney.
and liver
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Wilmington, DELI Daily Republican,

Mrs. Adam Grub, 231 Walnut street,
has been great sufferer for a number
of years from extreme pain IN the feet,
something like rheumatism. She was
also very much troubled with corns and
bunions. 1t was with great difficulty
that she could walk, and sometimes
when she would visit her husband S
shoe store or any of her children, she
could not get home again without assist
ance, and often when she was walking
along the streets she would be seizeu
with such acute pain that she was COM
PEELED to stop in at the neighbors on the
way until she got better Some two
weeks ago she heard of the wonderful
cures St. Jacobs Oil was efiecting, and
she at once commenced to use it and
experienced great relief Immediately.
The pains have left her feet and ankles
and the Inflammation has left the corns
and bunions. She is now tripping up
to her husbands shoe store and out to
see her children without experiencing
any pain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
- Q .

In the opinion of the Burlington
Hanhege, a good poet, with a light touch
of humor, can make more money writ
ing liver pad ads and liniment no
tees than Virgil got for his "Alnied. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

Rev DR. Fulton, Of Brooklyn, told
his congregation last Sunday that
Heaven is built for ladies and gentle
men p Then you and | will get there,
sure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
The Positive Cure
for all these Painful Complaints and W cakresses
90 common to our best female population.

for all these Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
so cou,mon TO best female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com
raints all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Clcera
tion Falling and Dispacements. and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted 10 the
Change Of Life
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus IN
an early stage Of Development The tendency TO
humors mere checked very speedily y its
1t removes fantness. atulency, destroys all craving
FOR stimulants, and relieves weakness OF the stomach
1t cures Bloatpng headaches, Nervous Prostitution.
General Debility, Seeplcssness, Depression AMI .idl
gcstion
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and hackache Is always permanently cured by its
Ii VIII at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the OF Kidney m,aiLts of either this
Compound is unsrrpa ncd
LYDIA T. PlNEihM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared ~ - and 2S5 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass pt.n a. 81. bottles for S. Sent b, mail
in the form OF p.a also in the form of loynnges,
receipt of price ST. per box for either Mrs, uiham
freely answers all lt.crJ OF inquiry Send for pamph.
let. Address above. Mention thus Ihpcr
No family should be without LYDIA Il. PiNKHAMs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biousnets,
and torpid!ty of the liver. 25 cents per box.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
A Glance at Washington.

Won arrive by an early morning
rain and are greeted at the station by
|, cong. beating for breakfast at the de
H.. which makes you feel like an inn
s,,o.sible Chinese embassy. But, arm
Il d with pocket copy of the Con-
&titution, you reassert your blrthrlght,
Il nd after going to the hotel, where you
Nait some hours for room, you step
Forth into the broad airy streets. They
ave a continental width and extent,
making it impossible to crowd them
II ycent on rare occasions, and IN the
more retired ones children glide peace
zulv along the asphalt on rollerskates.
Walking these thoroughfares, you know
hat the trail of the Boss is over them
|slll, but it is Il picturesque trail, excel
tent in its results, whatever 1t may have
been morally. Many of the houses in
|the new northwest end are well Sc; off
|by trees and lawns; some stand on ter
Traces decked with vines and shrubbery ;
and the avenues are lined with more
than hundred thousand trees, Jude
iously planted-elm and tulip, button
wood and cottonwood, the ASH the ne
gundo, the maple. The quality of the
houses is still unequal. Here and there
you see a relic of the village era-some
little whitewashed hut sticking pertin-
aciously to the side of fine, modern,
brick structure of comfortable and
tasteful style, like wasps nest attach
ed to real human habitation; and it
is amusing to come upon building
in what is known, in the barbarous no.
menclature of the place, as f street
which bears on one side the legend,
Law College of the University of
IGeorgetown," and on the other, Cap
itol Laundry" Such a conjunction is
only to be explained by the tendency
|of people nowadays to wash their dirty
1inen in court. Black men and women
are hume rous, and laugh very loud on
the streets with refreshing freedom.
There is everywhere about the city a
slight but racy touch of Southern char
Iacteristics, interfused with the vigor of
|other portions of the Union: and for
the sake of this you are willing to for
sgive the copious tobacco stains-those
IDIOTS on the national escutcheon-which
|disfgure the sidewalks, and around
which you see an English tourist and
wife making their way with a pardon
|ably imperial isdain.-Hrpers Mag
dzj2e.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
THE BEACON LIGHT.

The BEACON Light SUNDAY school Song
Book by J II. TEN,
NEl and +, \, HOFFMAN Specimen copies
mailed for 81 cents Liberia reduction FOR guam
tilies prSoN ~ Go respectfully cali attention
10 the marked Improvement which j. apparent in
their newer publications for sunday schools The
best talent IN the country has hecu employed in
compiling them, aud they have been received with
marked favor. THK REACuN LtGnr Is the work ct
two OF the best hymn and tuut composers IN the
country. l. carefully "Wiuuowcd' book, only the
best lou out OF lHl manuscripts having been re-.
tanned We have not many SUNDAY Scfoal hymns
better than
" Love of the saviour, tender and precious,
Deeper and broader than ocean OF sea
Stronger than death, "a pure and So EractnUs
Oh, IN thy lulhrss flow sweCtly 70 me -
or
" tie who CouquCrs WINS crown
When he LAYS his Rrnor down,
Tor We bear the cross no more,
When weleaCh the golden shore
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

Attention is also directed to White Robes
go ctsl by Abbey and Munger, and tn t.ood
News t35 cts by a. NJ. McIutoSh. These excel
have also new books in progress, which viii soon
be announced.
any book matted, postfreS, for retail price
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

To FARMERS 81 THRESrERMEH
II you want 10 buy Jhreshers
Clorer Hugers, Horse P0Ucrs or
Engines teither Portable or Trac
ton, 10 use for threshlng, saving,
or for general purposes, buy the
starved Rooster" goods. "ihe
Iiest - me Chsdprstn For Prize
LIT aud Illustrated Pamphlets
fsent ffcel write 10 The Aultnan
Taylor Company, Mansfield, o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-17

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. z, X. OF p.
NTEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVER
Al month, at 7:30 O'Clock p. M, at Its Cast
Hall, in the Rickard- Foley building.
Ali Brother Knights, In good standing, q;
fraternally invited TO attend such meetings.
W. II. DAVENPORT, O. O.
O b. CADY, 4. Of r. and 8.