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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination OF teachers for
lowx county will be held as'iollows
Miiflin Monday and Tuesday Sept. II IL -.
Highland, We'd and Thurs. II 81 10.
Ayoca, Friday and Saturday Is " Il
Arena, Monday and Tuesday = 10 Il 20.
Mineral Pt. Friday and Sat % IL "a.
Examinations will begin ut O'Clock of the
first day.
No private examination granted except in
case of sickness or absence from the county.
" A. JONES, Co. Supt,
Mineral Point, Aug. -. 1881.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

physician AND sURGEoN-ofHce in Len.
i ahans block, up stairs first door to left Resi-
dence first door west from NJ H. Church, Mineral
Point, Wis
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InDIYInUAL POLITE.
Promiusnt People Here and He
AbOuiH-

People Here n Here.
J, =. NNylor left for New York last
night.
United States Marshall Atkinson is in
the city,
Boil, the Oarsman, will arrive in the
city today.
Miss Mollle Nixon lett ON Saturday for
Long Branch.
Auditor Miller Is back from q visit TO
Hagerstown, Md.
Capt. George NJ. Whitsscarver, Of Oral.
ton, 10 in the city.
Miss Jennie Simpson left yesterday Tor
Cranberry Summit,
Mrs, E. L, Bill and daughter are sum.
mering in Potlsville, Pa.
Mrs, N. E. ~Bannantine, OF Chicago, 10
visiting Mrs, E. Banner.
Miss Bsssie l Reed, Of PitAburgh, Ia
visiting the Misses BAumers.
Miss Mary St. Clair is visiting Miss
Lizzie Cline, New OAdiE, Ohio.
Rev, D. A. Cunningham, DID,, and wife,
will leave for Massachusetts,, soon.
Mr.. Frank MCMILLAN, Buffalo, N. Y,
10 visiting Win Grubb, on the Island.
W. N. Bougher,oi Adams Express Com.
pany, Ia home from q visit to Carrollton,
Ohio.
"Nelss" Noble, OF Jacob snyder's iron
house, leaves Tomorrow for o long trip
through Ohio.
Miss Birdie HArdesty will visit Mrs.
Governor Jackson, at the Springs near
Parkersburg, shortly.
MI. 8, W. Andree, q prominent glass
and pottery dealer from Milwaukee, 10
stopping at the Mcclure,
A.W. Campbell and wife and daughters,
left yesterday for Q trip through Kansas,
Colorado and New Mexico.
Key sinsel, late messenger between this
city and Baltimore, has been transferred
10 the New York division.
Hon. B. L. Butcher has gone to Charles,
town and other interior towns, and will
not be back before the first Of August,
Johh Laffsrty, who has been Visiting
bis brother, Judge Felix Latferty, in this
city, returned to New York last night.
Mrs. Dr., Bates and daughters, Sadie and
Jessie, and Miss Annie Hardesty, will
leave Thursday for Rawley Syringe, Va.
Miss Dora Foreman and little Miss
Clara Belle James, Of shlnnSton, Harrison
CO., are visiting friends In East Wheeling
Hannibal Forbes, Esq, and Hon, Benz
Fisher have returned from q fishing and
hunting expedition in northern Michigan
Samuel Lsughlln and wife, Alex
Laughlin, Jr,, Miss Lisette Laughlin aAt
sister and Robert Irwin will leave Wednea
day for Asbury Park.
Master George Cochran and Miss Carrie
Wood left Yesterday over the B. & o. thl
iormer for Mason City, Iowa, and the lat
ter for Cedar springs..
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NEw York, July ls,-The war among
the competing railroads leading westward
still continues. To-day "scalpers" are
selling tickets to ChicSgo for SO. Persons
purchasing tickets to points further west
than Chicago do not find 1t an easy matter
to get any reduction on the old prices .
There appears to be no war in prices
within this State, the greatest reduction
being on tickets to Chicago. Many per-
sons are taking advantage Of thia war and
are spending their vacations In Western
cities. scalpers have no idea as to when
the present war will cease, meanwhile
they are advertising that they are selling
tickets cheaper than any other person In
New York. Some persons claim they
have purchased tickets to Chicago to-day
lor 81 TX
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BELLAIRE BRIERB.
t. 8, Tappan has recovered from his re

T. 8. Tsppan has recovered from his re.
cent illness.
Mrs. Colonel Mills is home from 0
lengthy visit to Pennsylvania friends.
One Of the offenders arrested at the
Lilly raid plead guilty and was fined.
Mrs. schoen aud son are staying at
mic at Martins Ferry ct an early day.
P. T, Kings family will spend some
weeks OF o farm house near Burr's Mills.
A. E, Hilborn's family will spend the
summer on the Burr's Mills camp meeting
ground.
Messrs. Albert Wetherald and Hilborn
are erecting cottages on the Burr's Mills
Camp Ground.
Superintendent Beam, Of the O. & P,
shops, will occupy Philip Blailly's house,
Belmont street.
We were mistaken In our notice OF
the funeral Of Mr.. Myers child. II was
David Myers child.
Sam Simmons and Ed Fitzpatrick will
make o tour OF the lakes, and take In
Buffalo while the mill is stopped.
Notwithstanding the heated term, the
politicians have 10 keep up q little excite.
ment-enough TO create O breeze.
The B. L %. Railroad Company declines
to comply with the conditions laid down
by Council for bridging It's track on Bel.
mont street.
Miss Letitia Pew, who has been with
the family OF Robert Nelson while attend.
ing school here, has returned home 10
Pennsylvania.
The wife oil Jack Workman, OF the First
ward, left his bed and board Saturday
evening, leaving the children 10 the care
Of their father.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Disciples'
Church will hold a meeting Tuesday even.
Ing, at which all the members are request.
ed to be present.
The Disciples Sunday School Is To have
O picnic next week, and quite q number
are set for next Saturday. 1t Is good
weather to get into the woods.
The trustees Of the First Presbyterian
church offer for sale two good lots on
Gravel Hill, in BArnArd's First Addition
to Bellaire. These lots we're presented to
the church by Nj. Barnard and have never
been offered for sale before.
It Is suggested by the Martins Ferry
Tines that there be q reunion OF Go. A,
43d Ohio, on October /, the twentieth
anniversary Of It's leaving 10 join the regi.
ment. A m%ajority Of the company reside
near Bellaire, and o few Others live in
other parts oil the county. R. O. F.
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holman, nolhsrnll .no,herllll

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatlng pain Of cut
ting teeth2 II 60, 60 Of once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately-depend upon II; there is
no mistake about It, There is not
. mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at ouce that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health To the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe
10 use In all cases, and pleasant To the taste,
and Is the prescription OF one oil the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere. 26
cents q bottle. MwF&w
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A Couan, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results Ii
an incufable lung disease or consumption,
Browns Bronchial Tfoches do not disof.
der the stomach like cough syfups and
balsans, but act directly on the infiamed
parts, allaying irritation, give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Oatarfh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject 10. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial Tfoches have
been recommended by physicians, and Al.
ways give perfect satieiaction, Having
been tested by wide and constant ma ioS
nearly an entire generation, they have Al.
tained wellmefited rank among Ibe lew
staple remedies Of the age. Sold d Is cent?
q box everywhere. TTHSW
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oUELAWRY IA WIs0oasIn.
Indiana murdered without PrOVOeation
Sitting llnlI.

ST. PAUL, July ls:-A report was re-
csived here that two outlaws visited the
camp Of the Mills Sac Indians, near Akin,
this morning about 9 o'clock and murder
cd the chief aud four Indians. The muir
dsrsra we're arrested, and Agent Tibbetts
asked what to do with them, a there was
much excitement. The Governor
answered that they should HAYES pre-.
liminRry examination before q magistrate
and then be brought to st. Paul or
Minneapolis for safe keeping and to call
Tor State aid II necessary,
The Williams brothers, the Wilcon-
sin outlaws, are intrenehed in q
cave in the Oevega woods, near
DurRnd. They are guarded by 800
men. Governor Smith has been asked to
call out the militia, that they may be
overpoWsred and taken without loss Of
life.
The PIONEER Pres has special Advicea
from Sitting Bulls camp, within eight
miles OF Butord and Corning, in charge Of
the scout, Legrace. Capt, Clifford hasgone
out to recsiue his surrender. The special
says the Indians are almost starved, and
most OF them are dismountsd and oil dis
CourAged.
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am q Baptist Minister, and before I even
thought Of Being u clergyman I graduated In
medicine, but left a lucrative practice for my
present profession 40 years ago. I was for
many years sufferer from qulnsy; 'ThOmas'
Eclectic Oil cured me- Twas also troubled
with hoaneneSs, and Thomas' Kcleotric Oil
always relieved me. Ny wife and child had
diphthefiA, and Thomas Electric Oil cured
them,n and II taken In time II will cure seven
times out Of ten. am confident II 10 q cure
for the most obstinate cold or cough, and II
any one will take q small teaspoon and half
hlli I With the Oil, and then place the end Of
the spoon In one nOstfil and draw the Oil out
Of the spoon intJ the head BY shifting ~ hard
a they can, until the oil falls over Into the
throat, and practice that twice week, / don't
care how offensive their head may be, II will
clean II out and cure their catarrh. For deaf.
neaB and eatachs II has done wonders 10 my
certain knowledge. II 10 the only medicine
dubbed patent medicine that I have ever felt
like recommending, and am very anxious 10
zee II In every place, for tell you thatI would
not be without II In my house for any conlid.
Grafton. ! am now suffering with q pain like
in my right limb, and nothing
me Ike Thomas EClectfio Oil.
Dr.. :. r. ORANA,
Bold by tAushlin Bros. 4 Co.,, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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San FRASclsco, July ts.-Lieut. Ray, Of
the United States Signal Corps, sailed to.
day, with nine companions, on the
schooner Golden Fleece, for Point Bar.
ron, In the Arctic Ocean, where he will
establish q station for meteorological OBJ.
Servations. The house is ready Tor cree.
ton, and the instruments for the observa.
and provisions for three years are
comprised In the outfit OF the expedition.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
RlRE
A humber Of Destructive CoDnaGrauOns
YOnaOFdAy,

AHumbOF OF D~ostFuetlVe CONGREGATIONS
Yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, July ls.-The extensive lard
refinery OF E. Ring & Sons, on Morgan
street, between Twenty,Arst and Twenty
second streets, was burned this morning.
The loss will reach $4,000,
San FRANclslco, July ls,-The fire at
East Oakland yesterday destroyed Wash.
inRton Hill and nearly all the other
buildings on the block bounded BY East
Eleventh and Twelfth streets and Sixth
and Seventh avenues. Loss about $4,000.
The buildings destroyed were mostly
stables, saloons, washing houses and
retail houses.
RID BANK, N, j. July ia destruct-
i've fire, this morning, swept away the
business block on the river front. Nine
buildings are destroyed including the Red
Bank Register building and Western
Union Office. Assistant foreman VIM.
Coray, engineer, died OF heart disease
while assisting at the fire. Estimated loss,
SIS, 700,
NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE extensive oil
works Of Bush 4 Denalow, South Brook
sSSo oj c''' Du'A'1 'Al' 4l''ADS' 1' ''
DETRoIT, July IA Are at Ironia, this
morning, destroyed Hackett Block there
on West Main street. Loss, about $4,000
insured $1,000.
MMwAUKEE, July ls.-A special to the
Republican states that the town Of Wal
lace, sixteen miles north OF MenomineeI
Michigan, consisting Of q saw mill and
twenty-five buildings, was totally destroy,
cd by FIRE this morning. The railroad
track was damaged, and the regular
passenger train on the o. 4 N. W. canno
get through.
planning mill at Winfield, Long Island
with . large quantity Of lumber, burned
Loss, $4,000; partly insured.
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PILEsl ] PILEsI
A sure Cure Found ~ Last he one
Mead RuHeF,

HOou huueft
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerattd Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. Williams Ian Indian remedy called Dr..
williams Indian Ointment, A single box
has cared the worst chronic oaseI Of twenty.
ave and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer i've minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine, Lotions, instru-
ments and Rl6otuaries do nor harm than
good. WilliAms's Ointment AbsorbS the
tumors, allAys the intense itching (pArlcu-
larly at night after getting warm In bedA acta
Is q poulhoe, gives instant and painless relief,
and 'is prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing ohe.
Read what the Hen. ]. n. Cofinberry, oil
Cleveland, says about Dr.. WilliRmS's Indian
Pile Ointment: / have used scores Of pile
cures, and It affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief % DR., VIII
liamB's Indian Pile Ointment
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West 4 McConAhey, Druggists and Apoth'
ecAries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, ". Va. NWH&W
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NEW YoRK, July 1s.-George Munro left
England several years ago to seek bis for.
tune in this country. He settled at Pat.
erson, N. j. At his native place he left q
charming young girl 10 whom he was
betrothed. In Paterson he obtained work
In q silk mill and accumulated enough
money to ct up q home comfortably. He
sent for his intended wife and che arrived
In this country o few days ago. In q few
hours after the wedding, Munro was seiEed
with heart diaease and died.
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MI. Hildreth last night gave notice tha.
he would, at the next meeting Of ths
Council, introduce a resolution that would
create a Board Of Central Of the water
works, and possibly one or two other
departments oil the city. The admirable
and economical manner In which the sas
works have been managed under this
system has given, rise to an impres.
sion, very general In extent, that such
a system applied 10 oil Of our more
prominent departments would be Of gen.
efal benefit, not only 10 The departments
themselves, but also Of pecunisty interest
10 this much abused city. With an eHi.
Clent Board Of Control at the Water Works,
tbs immense revenues derived from them
would serve TO place our water system In
q condition o. 10 scout the idea Of a
wallet famine, aud place ts absolutely out
oil reach Of any accident.
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Used to say: "Boys, II yoar blood is out OF
order try Burdeck tea p and then they had
TO dig the Burdock and boil It down in ket-
ties, makinga nasty, smelling decoction; now
you get all the curative properties put up in
q pGlatable form In BURDooK BLOOD BITTERg.
Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents,
Sold by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Professor E. NJ. Hale, author Materis
Medica New Remedies, Professor at Obi.
cago Medical College, recommends Coca
for bad taste 10 the mouth, furred and
coated tongue, dryness Of The mouth on
waking, debility 81 The digestive organs,
collie, constipation, Intellectual urging to
stool, and Hstulency. II is superior TO
any tonic l have used OF prescribed, says
Professor Hale. Beware Of worthless
limitations. TrhAs
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The multiplicity Of cheap iewslry Ant
prize package merchants, pill and potion
psddlers, itinefant musicians, lifting Ant
shocking machines, lung testers, tele
scopes aud other outdoor business ven,
lures that have struck wheeling in The
past Eve OF six weeks, is something anaE'
Ing. More than that they are 90 numer.
Gus "A to be a nuisance, and one which
ought TO be abaled right now. The Cefnef
Of Main aud Fourteenth streets seems 10
be A fayofile resort for the ilk, and this
Office gets The full benefit Of their racket.
As we write something like this jafgoh
aSealls our eatst
WRiVht this-eee the wonders Of the
sGatfy-songs Of other d-dont you be.
lleye-genuine French microscope-leath.
or needs oil-the only preparation that
will completely cure
U-ths land Of the Tree,
And The home Of the brave"
II is not fair to allow these men 10
spout away thus all night, and dispose Of
their wares rent free, while our own home
merchants are At the expense Of house
rent, clerk hire and numerous other die
advantages compared with these i%ffespon.
slble fellows.
Choke them of, and earn the gratitude
oi 4 long suffering and dlsguSLed people.
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I'VE NOfRB.

PtrrsBuRaH, July 1s.-Rivef 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 1s-Rivef falling, with
4 feet In the canal; 2 feet on the shoals.
OIiRo, Juiy Acknowledgement.
wealth, b. Louis. Departed-B. s. Rhea,
Nashville. River 10 feet Z inches and
rising. Weather clear. Thermometer IS.
C%fEoirSA4f, July 1s,-Rivsr 8 feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool, Atfiyed-Maty Houston, New or.
leans; Atiadne, Cairo Harry Brown, from
She will Icy up.
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pUBLIO SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
On MhaeIlnn Island.

In punlance Of q resolution adopted BY AlAa
he'll ou u the North West Virginia Agttailnlk
tiVty, at Il meetlbg held In The city Of NhMllH
the 9Th day Of July, 1881, The undGniGHd 'Aa
SATURDAY, AUGUST ", iNlt
commencing al 10 o'clock n MI al The lpHl ttd
tue Court House q Ohio county, West ylHth y
eeed 70 sell al public auction 10 The blIlf q
be6t bidder, the real e'tAt0 90 Abp1flehltua Gus
by the laid North West Virginia AEkaltEhS
elety, htuAtsd on wheeling lsatdi and lhO'bhF
Fair Grounds
This Well.knoWn tract Of l1bd tontllsl iSa9
acres and 10 one a the most dHlttele bdiag "
In or near 10 the city Of " httllbg. RtiHthab w
made 10 the following deeds lOt location bttits
and quantity Of land oifSfed, vi; A ded 1t,u'
p. Brown and otherI 10 IAld AITitullan! sI
bearing date the 18th day Of November v wv
corded In Dead hook No 81, Tigt iS-L o.
records Of Ohio county, West Virgins. Aelhn
made by Joseph Klfcbgtsihef and We 70 nv
eiOty, bearing date the Itih day OIL F'bulI Ky
ard recorded III bed Book No. w. ptr w."
land records Of said Ohio county,
TERu1 OF 5ALE-One-thItd Of The PuthiaSS
10 DO paid In cash on the day 81 tLN ihi hl.I
two eQuAi In%ItAllments al Gli and twelve nenns
IpeoiiVoly, from day u sale, Vllh lhttfd, IIII
cent, the purchaser 10 glTe hI hVtuitf w SF I.
payments, 10 DO AatiIiletOtiy sttuid 'tl w.
10 laid lands 10 DO retained uh The pafhn.S,,
shall have been paid In full but he Pgfth FsI
pay on the day Of GalB The whole u ~ MI
money OF a. miu0h more than The Obeuhs wv"
n he may elect 20 10 pay. ,tA.
The Tile 70 this property hb','a M
iva Agent n eaassss
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PtrrsDuaau, July 1S.-This afternoon
Ella Stevenson, an insane girl living at her
home, in McCGndless township, near the
city, became tinruly. Her father, VIM.
Stevenson, aged o., and Q sister attempted
10 paclfy her, when she kicked her father
Ia the stomach, killing him instantly.
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THE UrE COaMISsION.
Tho Chairman NAFFates h Results Of
Their Deliberations,

Their Deliberations,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July ISL. ]. Rus
sell, Chairman Of the Ute Commission,
arrived in Washington this morning, and
later in the day presented his report to
Secretary Kirkwood, in which he said the
Commissioners had selected lands and
proposed 10 locate the Uncompaghre Utea
In the vicinity Of the junction Of Green
and White rivers, in Utah, and they pro-
pose to erect temporary agency buildings
there, and have the agency removed to
that point 90 soon aa possible, By this
arrangement the Uintah, White River
and Uncompahgre Utes will be located on
land Immediately adjoining Uintah river.
Russell stated that II would be neCeB-
sary before the removal Of the Uncam-
pahgres to have Q military force Of at least
100 men stationed ut the point indicated
Tor the sgency buildings, as well "a q
small force for the winter OF the Uintah
agency. Secretary Kirkwood at onCe
transmitted q copy OF this report to the
Secretary OF War, accompanied by q lot.
ter, In which he requested Secretary Lin.
coin To Issue ouch instructions TO the
military Commandants as may be neces.
sary TO carry into effect the views and
wishes OF the commission respecting
the location OF troops at the
new agency, and OF the Uintah reservation.
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DRY GOODS.
SORTING OUT !.

Sorting Out and Marking Down gOes On
every day at this season, aud we fall Of our
object unless you are lnfOrnSd Of the fact
WomsntIon% particularly all wHOl Lace Bunt'
InuS, Ia black and COIOrs, at $50, former
prIcs 80 10; French BuntInua 45 Inches
wide, former price $50, now 6Oci black
silks aud black Satin Do Lyon Included at
closing prices.
summer silks very cheap. Some dsslra'
bic ends at sane prlCe.
Only a few OF the 8 and 100 Lawns left'
Dress 6IRghsmS. Our assortment 40 CON-
pIets as early In tho season, With a few ex.
OsptIORs The prICs, u l'2c, cant be cold
Chsaper.
Black CashmsreS, black Hsnrlettas black
ROmles, black Grenadines thars with tho
ClOSlug out prices. Some excellent bar
gains can be secured,
We want all our customers to look around
this week among our Dress Goods and Silks
Our ~ssmI.anauaI sales Of housekeeping
FOODS begins on Monday, IuIy 26th. Store
open from 7 a. m. until 6p. H. Saturday
excepted.
|. BLUM & BRO,
IIO4 Main street.
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Nav ORLEANS, July 1S.-rhe Grand
Jury presented an indictment against DR..
Emanuel Dreyfus, Deputy Coroner, for
the alleged larceny OF one hundred and
hfty dollars In gold, the property OF the
heirs Of Mrs. Noonan, In the case Of whose
sudden meath Coroner Dreyius was called
In and took charge Of the effects.
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MONTREAL, July 1s.--AuGustuS Roch
was fined $50 for "intimidating on the
wharves.
One thousand and Ave hundred pilgrims
from Vermont visited the Church Of Notre
Dame De Lourdss here yesterday.
Quite O number OF persons we're arrest.
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"To Enjoy Life, Have strong Lungs"
Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
retreshingsleep, use "Dr. sWaynes Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetlc affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at26 cents
and 81 q bottle. MwE4w.
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THROW of that respondent spirit crush
that feeling Of despair, be Cheerful, happy
and we'll. Take Slmmons' Liver Reguls.
Tor, II is no humbug, lie virtues can be
proved BY hundreds right here at home,
Examine the certificates. II has cured
Ihe worst cases Of dtopsy, dyspepsia and
prevents ohllls, fever, DO,
al have been q dyepeplic for years; be.
gan 10 use the Simmons Liver Regulator
Two yedtS ago; Il has acted like a charm
RSv. ]. U. HoLNRb,
Clayton, Alabama"