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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
OlackS, AdVentIreTS and InlGtS.

Union the world was in infancy, rocking In the cr1oO
srperstition so.caed medical pretentious lugslei' ~
ouaeks infested the world to its detriment lbs s'"
trucd until education and the general dissemnauon u
Luowledge decimated their ranks. To-day living ~ -
oorbcre Of civilization we bese and snFrouhuou !"
new class Of adventurers, charatans and Snor4n'
whose excellent knowledge OF human natni' ''1 ,.I
humbug the public IN the most eKtTaonlu'i' al I,,o-
manner chief among which may be named s'oA''
appliances and large class OF electric anu n"6N'''
bugs. ,,,, ,oleve that
These adventurers attempt Ia make tne Puo'.o s,i,
by the union Of two antagonlsiic metals al e'c0
rrodncible that electricity IL generated py A.
r,.c. Of iron sufficiently 10 sway compass 90
- ,.b ,,,p1t ,onsenss Ask any electrician. pecl4
sc,entist and he will quickly inform you no" greA' lot
position Il somewhat singular TO behe'e '" nssr
nersons are miscd by these stupid toys anu ,,, "a.
tbo continental idea that electricity Is life
nowerfnl restorative agent when produced an" "p1N
udcallv nv an expert electrician not otherwise. s.
Family remedies have been and sun are al ao' ,a,,r
atty in the household. vast proportion VI ' ,,,er.
ation il more or less inaccessible 10 meu'''' -,as
and this united with the necessities OF others " h,,
themselves with inexpensive yet reliable h''' hdi
roatod and encouraged the production OF Simple o,
sneciacs 10 DO employed In an emergency ' u, " ,,te
case untii the arrival OF the family physician ,.
ments being essentially tine the s1onsS prepared By
tion Tor the public Is 10 have sucn l,,reA tho
Efnl and CONSCIENTIOUS phaTmacisi ,aut,~.s ami IN
rnns compounds or no,truus put toss'stSt, Wv Neica
are AS ignorant Of the first principles ol "@'N'
they are OF therapeutics
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

Ios,ub SETON tie popular comedian, had been y'cn
OF rupture for many years u was noe stNtc "a 49,,
NOT rerar,d hy IL las small ana o,Sen upon
an than tlng thbl ut Ht NJ "y
ayOnlAing toGHents anu sIC
drafh tne as ne was ianluarly called was ONa IIOm
fhnugh Of frequently
nj bovhoi while IN the enjoyment OF ouco ,l,e
,i,Dt; ,Voods wrestling friend. that he suddenly
sl1pps cXcliiH ng My God, what pam AZ ui sal, ~
time bombing himself mp az one suddenly atthH,u IN
ehoiera rnorbus Ii attack o. stranguaeH Iupu
from which though had skiu surgeons employed ne
the most agunlZlng torment lOf "eoA' 'NO A
sWav iut the sleep which knows 40 waking, -,
From ne error u ia" dead IN" living sh"nd ttkc "hrp
and not as poor SETON uiA neglect the niue )oke as ne
smusluyly called HIS rupture II times Wien pI'u ou
sp5 ann oypl him There j. ya cure o1 an cases vi
ruptue verified IN strong testimony OF Dt J. a HhI
ali fcas OF stranguaed rupture. move with aghy ana te
,rond sal sfacf!on safe Think 81 IT ana never
E the horrors strausuatd rupture TO 0VeIthAe you m
OF securing safety ana cur
The busy hfc mTcmtt.ng study ana d''d 49,
In sherman m this speciality make his services OF mes
tinab value 10 victims OF rupture and IA he ~ ht on"
tpovn ueson In world who absolutely cures rupule Oh
scientific principles those who receive is anu are uy o''
tunate. - ,,....,,, so-,,cos ,,,t he
fs,n York Office Monday, Tuesday aid Sd'ui
CAV each week his Boston and rhadcpm3 Onlce5 ne a.
tends weeks Wednesday, Thursday and flHS
Women that have been pronounced lncuraDie
nv the best country, have been COmpty
c,red OF female by the use o. Lydla =
Vrretaie Compound. send to Mrs Lydia l. lhkLsm'
2SS Western ave. Lynn Mass for pamphlets
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IN your family te cost by using PaTkers Ginger Tome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
SHIPPING NERS.

SHIPPING NBWS'
PORT or NEW YORK JAN H. 49,
Steamer Galaa r Ason London SSs strong westerly
winds the entire sS Cole Bristol ST. with md'c and
ps ssSSTS AGrS ,,o,o Glasgow Jan g. via
steamer ssn OF uas and pasenSor austin
Co TIpercucei succession 81 ws' rS CONFUSED sea to
1nsS5S5 ,Ss ah thence Sr intense frost
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MCKAY g D1. ,,,.ca sanwood Rio Hacho 70 days, with
rds TO Bartam Bros to Warren Ray ., led FRYE
Schr " = Newton, Goldman Passport VII" non ~ "
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suNsET-Wind al osaiv tsoS light W. uense iVs' "
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steamer Elysis tBr. LindFhSFr' "'N'''
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M ss yca1is ,Rr, Cameron Mayaguez PR-'au Gar
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II Bris Sparkling Water, HichboTn, Cieniuego'-"m
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schf george Douglas Anderson, Ciudad' bohVar-ihc
baud Bros ,Io,oor Iouc
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IN, [o,,y SHINING Se,rs ~ anu SereRth Id3el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
Monday, Jan. 70,
Tuesday, Jan. "a,
Wednesday, Jan. %,
BY MAKING 4 REGULAR REDUCTION THROUGH
OFT OUR ENTIRE FURNITURE STOCK OF
IS Per Gent.

EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
WE HAVE PROVIDED AN EXTRA FORCE OF
s,IFs,fEN. so As TO ACCOMMODATE ALL.
THESE GOODS ARE OUR VERY BEST, AND NOT
GOTTEN UP ESPECIALLY FOR THE OCCASION,
EACH ARTICLE Is WARRANTED THE SAME AS IF
TT WE'RE SOLD FOR THE FULL PRICE AND WILL
RE DELIVERED WITH GREAT CARE. FREE OF
CHARGE, c. o. D., BY OUR OWN WAGONS IN THE
CITY AND SUBURBS
ORDERS BY MAIL FROM PARTIES BEING UNABLE
TO PERSONALLY ATTEND WILL BE RECEIVED As
LATE As WEDNESDAY ONLY. IN WHICH CASE WE
SHALL USE OUR BEST EFFORTS AND JUDGMENT
TO MAKE GOOD AND CAREFUL SELECTIONS AL
WAYS KEEPING IN VIEW THE INTERESTS OF OUR
CUSTOMERS PACKING AND BOXING ONLY WILL
BE CHARGED EXTRA AT ACTUAL COST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

-.- You can always have hearty, robust health
An your family at e by using Parke1s Ginger Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

t,or,onco Of the nervous system its power over life
ard bs direct bearing which has on human hhppinsts
shro, rccogn2e1 and the DANCE OF oNNlnS
v,beiheT through intense mental application Oh uo OK
cc,siye indulgence OF The agpctcs ana pi"is n.o
,,o snIccts for canNdOrl0n when tho iicfVou7 system
ldfraured IL absolutely necessary !" pr9npy $50 ~
- ;,n an nr who Tor series OF years. mas 10"
voted hs whole time and attention to tls study anu Hh
80 ma evnerence and practice has learned "a u'oNer ~
% ne case ard a. promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ic the PAINFULLY seeking for the truth so conmoh 70
~ ynreced and ANNOYING 10 the PATENT "ho N"ry
,s,,ry wants to without delay what ~ the hattI
The extent arrangement The prODaouci VI
lion and the time required. ,,,.... ...,,,,t ,,,,t
n the brain has become exhausted Nv INTENSE .. n
,tio Icurivng II Of the power OF connected thonght II az
onIv recover lis strength by being properly ed ana nnusac
same with nerves that preside over orgthic m
yalnc ~ mi. branch Of medical practice can scir"y ~
o1 fr reaches marriage the perpetGaun ~ fimlI
names me securing hereditary titles anu tho o1enoh VI
estates in the same family. , .,.. ,,.o.,,or 7 bave
FroIu long large experience in THIS hrecton nSe
tce, ,to Ia success the
ciaton Of some OF first families IN the CITY al Nao am
con communicate much that pertains 10 me
r 1enartmru system am the means vi re-
covering s powers whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity VI
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. d.

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
TO-DAY. 49,. 49,. ga
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sus b.o6 Moon souths 1851 Meon'sage' oH@ =
ouA ''''''' uIGU TO-DAY-A "
Sandy Heck. $50 GOV ISseo 80 ~
Sandy Heck. .lo;l5 Gev' Island -'.' H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
THE OLD ACTOR

HIS Terrible Death From StrangGiaNu hdP'Uo'
~, ,a.o,h souon U,s sad Termination OF Life After
'ooi Irpusing Millions ia all the Theatres OF tho
country for Fl:ty Years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
Som thing New in Photography

Mr.. J. VI tDabb, who has lately
returned fro4 LeMars, Ia, will again
engage in the photograph business
in this city having entered into part
nership with Will Shepard, who has
been occupying his gallery during
his absence.
They have purchased new instru-
ments, and are prepared to do first
class work in every branch of the
photographers art.
Mr.. Dabb is successfully working
the Bromo-Gelatiyc process by which
pictures can be taken almost instan-
taneously. Call and see samples Of
work at the Gallery, over Moffet's
drug store. Get your picture taken,
and be happy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

On the 30th inst, early in the
morning, terrible explosion startled
the people of Highland, shaking the
whole village. On investigating
the matter we found that the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. Thomas Woodward
had its windoY lights all broken,
and that the siding was badly shat
tered. The gentleman stated that
he had put some Hercules powder
in pot under the stove to thaw out,
the evening previous, and in the
morning he got up and made large
fire and then went out to do his
morning chores. He came in TO
give his wife (who was in bed) some
medicine, and when she raised up to
take it she saw the paper containing
the powder on fire. She told him Of
it, aud he ran and carried it out Of
the house and laid it down and ran
back, having hardly time to close
the door before the explosion took
place. This was a narrow escape,
and surely ought to be warning to
him and others to be more careful
in the future.--Lhronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

not, as was promised, excel any of
OF the Clement concerts given in
the past. Miss Richards, the so.
prano, is pronounced by the major.
ity, as rich in voice and pleasing as
any who ever sung before Mineral
Point audiance. The contralto sing
er, Miss Bra scombe, drawed much
attention and applause, and as a
dramatical musician is worthy of
great praise. Burton's tenor voice,
was sweet, clear and musical as a
bell, and unquestionahly added =
fine tone to the duets and quartetts
III which he took part. Mai. Smell,
the curiosity of the troupe, war
only made to look at, and complete
"what is it." The organist did his
part well. Last and least was the
comedian, Winchester, but OF course
was better than none at all. "Hone"
Clement, manager, etc, is well
known here as the old reliable in
Yankee characters, and wins renew
ed applause with each appearance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

DRMocRATIc organs in this Judi
eial circuit argue that the election
Of Judge should not be a political
issue, but before lending their sup
port to ga non-partisan candidate" :"
they are careful to make sure that
he is one who is not found wanting
among their ranks when political
elections, such as presidential, guber-
Material, or congressional, come
around. Such being the circumstan-
ces, it is quite plain to the naked eye
that if the Democrats were in the
majority in this circuit, instead of
Republicans, this retrospective Of
party dodge would be sneezed at as
all bosh, and straight outand-out
Democrat put up, without the now
customary twaddle which is being
paraded before the public.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

JUST So,-lET UNJUsT.--It is a
conceded fact that some of our cit
izens indulge more or less in the
practice of sending elsewhere for
such substantials as can be duplicat-
ed at home. This habit is all wrong.
We should be more interested in the
growth and prosperity Of our place,
and do all IN our power TO keep bus
mess up to a booming temperature
by strictly adhering TO the patronage
of home institutions. DO not drain
the money out of the place, by send
ing off to satisfy q whimsical desire
that ought to be better controlled.
There are but few Of those in Min.
eral Point who make practice of
buying out of town, who are not in
some way directly indebted to the
place for the blessings they are now
enjoying cash in hand TO buy
where they please. No property
owner here can afford to have lack
Of interest in this matter In dry
goods and groceries, our merchants
keep fully abreast of the demand,
and if you would have them keep a
better and more costly assortment
create the demand for such here
No where in southwestern Wiscon.
sin can goods, of any variety, be
bought TO better advantage than in
Mineral Point. Then honor such
enterprise by confining your pur-
chases at home. Chicago sugar and
coffee are no sweeter or better flavor
ed than what can be found here. 1t
is 50 easy to buy new suit at Free
port, SO nice to wear hat from
Milwaukee. ~ dress from Chicago,
that some of rs forget the principle
underlying the growth Of a place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

ANY person intending to purchase
n cook stove will do wen to call i.o
Eden IL Blewett's hardware store
and see their celebrated Gold Metiai.
Over seventy-iivc OF these stoves are
now in use IN Mineral Point aud
vicinity and every purchaser is fully
satisfied. The GoN 4Nceloi is equal
to any first class stove in the market,
and in many respects far superior.
These stoves are made of new iron
of the very best quality, aud are
fully mnranted against IRE crack.
We also warrant them to do first
class work. Call and sae them.
EDEN u BLEWErT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
NUMBER :.

TnE biggest COW in the world is
owned by Martin ). Stakes, of Gray
vile, White county, Ill. She is
seven years old and weighs 5000
pounds, Il l-2 hands high, 10 10
feet long from the end of the nose
to the end of the buttock, Il 10
feet from the nose to the end of the
tail, S feet 8 inches around the girth,
26 inches around the forearm, and
81 inches across the hips. She has
been exhibited in four states, Illinois,
Indiana, Missouri, and Tennessee.
She is white and red, mostly the lat.
ter well formed and perfect beauty,
has two fine calves, one three years
old and the other three months old.
She was raised in Posey county, Ind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Having again completed my an
nual inventory, ! wculd respectfully
inform the public that | will sell the
remainder of my winter goods at
greatty reduced prices in order to sell
them all out. A rare opportunity is
now offered to all in need Of winter
goods, as intend to sell so low as
to make the clearing sale perfect
success, and ] ask the public to avail
themselves Of the chance to buy
goods at clearing sale prices. a
visit to my store will convince you
Of the truth. j. DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

The railroad excitement has at
last struck Grant county with n ter
rible thud. The great rival corpo-
rations, the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
st. Paul, and the Chicago a. North
western corporations both own lines
within the county. The Chicago q
Northwestern surveying party were
at work on a line extending west
from Fennlmore, and it is reported
encountered q Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul surveying party running
line from Bridgeport through
Grant county to Platteyille, The
Northwestern folks, so informant
says, put in force Of men at Bloom
ington, on Saturday last, with orders
TO grade and lay down piece OF
track, in order to secure their rights.
The cause of this sudden move il
for the possession Of the right of
way formerly owned by the Milwau-
kee q Mississippi company, and now
claimed by the Chicago, Milwaukee
Il st. Paul company. The near
future promises to develope much
railroad building in this section. of
the state. --Boscobei DiM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Farmers should be careful about
setting old straw stacks on fire. A
New Jersey farmer burned a straw
stack, and Just as the flames were
becoming torrid six tramps crawl
ed out of the stack, their hair singed
and smoke oozing out Of their col
lars and places where the clothing
was tom. They upbraided the
farmer for his carclessness, and
threatened to sue him for damages.
A straw stack burned near Racine
on Monday night, and human bones
have been found in the ashes. Some
body is short one tramp. The best
way to dc, before burning a straw
stack is to take a pitch fork and run
it into the stack all around, when,
if no smothered profanity is heard
you can conclude the tramps have
got into the barn or hog pen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

The Arena editor Of the Dodge
vile Chronicle writes: ave took a
look as those veritable slave whips
in the Historical rooms at Madison,
which have actually seen service in
the inhuman barbarism Of slave task
masters of a century ago. They
are made from the tugs of harnesses,
riveted to club handles with the tie
lash about IS inches long. One is
of more modern pattern. Club han
die, with lash of flat India rubber
nearly 20 inches long with fan end
to the lash peculiarly adapted to the
inhiction of excrusiating pain And
had not myself seen the slave pens
of Virginia and the stockades and
places 0f punishment of those un-
fortunate serfs Of our sunny cline
| would be 10th to believe anyone,
or any BODY cruel enough to inflict
corporel punishment with such heath
enish instruments of bygone age.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

THINK of the contrast between
now and last year this time. Then
all kinds of ira, cling was blockaded
by snow; now there's not enough in
sight to make respectable snow
ball, and the weather more like May
than February. But it is given out
by the Chicago papers that a real,
genuine blizzard is working this
way from the east and will light
upon us some time this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

An exchange wisely remarks: The
boy who spends his evenings in
reading the newspapers containing
the local news Of his own county
and the general news Of the day,
will certainly make a better man
than will the boy who spends his
evenings on the streets or loafng
at places where the village gossip is
dished out in the most obscene or
vulgar manner. Parents should
think 1ver these facts and see that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

EVERY man in business in town
where a newspaper is published
ought to advertise in some form, if
nothing more than a card stating
name and what he is engaged in.
Such mode let's people at a dis
tance know that the place is full of
enterprising merchants, and where
they are there's life and push.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Results show that Mr.. Jud.
Beardsley didn't make mach of a
mistake when he bought that farm
at Spring Green few weeks ago,
from the fact that this week lie has
been offered thousand dollars more
for it than he gave--even before
moving on to it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Teasdalo n Coad have JUS. re-
ceived q fine lot of ladies and gents
woollcn and cotton hose. German
yarn and knitting silk, also wood
knitting pins and crochet needles
for knitting mits, shirts and shawls,
and a choice lot Of Irish trimmings
which will be sold cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16
PER Cry Con-.

Rev. Mr.. jenkins has returned
from his Minnesota trip, and will
resume his illustrated sermons on
Pilgrims Progress at once. There
are twelve sermons in al !, and We'd
nesday, Friday and Sunday evenings
of each week will be devoted to the
delivering of the same until they
run out. Everybody is earnestly re-
quested to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Chas. Springer has just received
at his cigar factory, one door below
the Y. 5, Hotel, all the new brands
of smoking tobacco obtainable, also
a selection of meerschaum and brier
goods, and invites the public in gen.
eral to call and inspect. These
goods arc as represented, remember.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

CAUCUS The Republicans of the
city of Mineral Point are requested
to meet in caucus at the city hall on
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, to
choose delegates, to represent the
city at the county judicial conven
ton held at Dodgeville on Monday
the Goth inst,
PER Cry Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

The Prindle q Beedle Pleasure
Party, general fun makers, musicians
ETC., will give one of their popular
entertainments in this city on next
Thursday evening. They are the
best entertainers on the road.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

BE no longer IN doubt what to
get to cure your children in collie
pains, Cholera Infantum Diarrboea
or Dysentary, for DR.. II. w. Woods
Blackberry Cnrminative is warrant
ed to do SO. 1t is no quack med
icine. II is compounded in accor-
dance with the strictest rules OF
Pharmacy and contains nothing in-
furious. For sale by MoFfETr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

A writer in the Prairie du Chen
Courier asserts that that place is
heavily afflicted with old maids and
young widows, and pleads with the
editor, in a ha,f-column article, to
devise some means to get rid of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

BELL-SMTu. Married in the
town of Linden, February sth, by
Rev. VIM. Jacka Jr., Mr.. John
Thomas Bell to Miss Francis Smith.
Both of Iowa Co. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

THE delightful weather experience
ed here on Sunday can scarcely be
described. 1t was as clear and fresh
as merry May, s'ith the thermometer
up to 6S above zero. Such a day in
February don't come many times in
a century in Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-02-16

Many cases called consumption,
are only wasting of the system from
the effects of worms People should
become acquainted with tho symp-
tons Of worms, and then with the
druggist that sells DR.. Woods Worm
Destroyer. For sale by Mollett.