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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
CEDAR R,PIps, July :, 1881.

Pref. Il. ". FSSh6tatt, w. Dit
is with pleasure that | write to you
in regard to your treatment in re
gard to my case, having taken your
medicine for three months, as you
told me it would take about that
time to cure me. am thankful, as
can rest the whole night now; be
fore, had to get mp at least six
times during the night, aad the dil-
betes has entirely disappeared, Hop
ING to see you soon | remain
JAMES 3. WILSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
Legal Notices.
I Notice To Creditors.
! STATE Of WISCONSIN-IOWA

~ County Court-In Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of William Batteni
deceased
Letters OF administration on The estate OF VIII
liam Batten de ceased. having been issued to
susan Batten aud Grant'F. Batten.
Ii Is ORDERED. that six months from and alter
this date be- and are hereby allowed. for The
creditors of said William Baten, deceased to
present their claims for examination aud allow
ance.
ORDERED FURTHER, that the claims and de-
nAuds Of all persons against sail deceased be
received, examines and adjusted 10y this court
at regular terms thereof. to be held at the Court
House, IL the village Of Dodgeville, In SAID coun-
ty the first tuesdays of september and
October. A, d. 1888. and that notice thereof
be given by publication of this order for four
weeks successfully in the Mineral Point Tribune,
weekly newspaper published at the city of
Mineral Point in said county
By the Court
JOHN +. JONES. county Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis March 2lth, 1888
}. r. SMELKEg Attorney fol Estate. ia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

which it appears that the latest is
IRE longest dnring the 4 years, and
seventeen days longer than the aver
age. The volume Of laws it is
thought will be about as large as
that of 1882. The cost of the ses-
sion will exceed 100000, and it is
thought will be the most expensive
in the history Of the State, exclusive
Of the increase in members salaries.
Direct appropriations were made
to the extent of s573,470.7l-not an
exorbitant sum considering that it is
to coveJ two years. A list of these
appropria tions is given as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
ANOTHER srccEssFrLC CURE.

From NJ, T, Johnson, of Cascad, July II, 1881.
My wife has been a constant sut-
ferer for years of female weakness
in its worse forms. For the past
five years she has been declining
gradually and could hud no relief
until she placed herself under your
care. She complained of weakness
across her back ana hips, dizziness
when standing, wanting to sit down,
1T times blindness, tongue coated
almost all the time. She is now
able to work, and has no more symp-
toms Of weakness. Hoping you will
meet with success with all sufferers,
| remain, NJ. t. JOHNSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUN-

- ty Court for Iowa CounW-m rrobatc
Notice is hereby given that at q special term
of the Iowa county court. 10 be held in and for
said comfy at the ourt Hou,e in the village of
podgcvile IN said county, Oh the tenth day
of April A. b 1883, being the second Tuesday Of
said month, at O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day the following matters viii be heard and
considered.
The application OF Lydia A. Culbcrtson for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate
OF Robert b Culbertson. hte of the town of Milf
hu. in said county, deceased.
And Il is further orderet, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing a copy of this order for three weeks
succesNvcly priur 20 said day ot heating in the
Mine al Point rtibWc q weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county.
by order OF the Court
join Z JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyillc, u is. Mar H. 1888. u 3w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

PRAYERS are being offered
throughout tho Mormon kingdom
asking Divine aid and strength for
Jere Black, who is making gallant
fight tor a fee If 100000 against
the anti-polygamy laws of congress.
Thousands Of people can recollect
when the praying shareholders Of
the south were asking God to give
this same Jere Black "Diyine
strength 10 trampe under foot the
iniquity Of abolitionisni." Although,
rs Buchanan's attorney general,
Judge Black did everything in his
power for the shareholders oligar.
chy, the practical results Of the re
bellion warrant the belief that he re-
ceiyed no material aid from on high,
1t is to be hoped that his powerful
campaign in favor of adultery,
lechery, polygamy, immortality and
most Of the sins Of the decalogue
practiced at wholesale by the Nor
mons, will result as did his efforts
in behalf Of slavery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
CAPITAL NOTES.
MADISON. wis. April ID, 1857


day, April 4th, being fixed upon as
the day on which the session will
terminate. This makes a session of
50 days-one of the longest in the
history of the state, and fully ten
days longer than the average The
passage of the necessary approprla-
ton bills has occupied but modi-
cum Of the time; and consideration
of the very few other matters of
public concern required not more
than tenth of The days Of the SEES
sion. 1t is quite safe to say that the
necessary and judicious legislation
Of 1888 might have been accom-
plished in 10 days or less. Most of
the time has been wasted, or worse
devoted to Legislation, that were
bette left undone.
Here there is no attempt to dis
guise the fact that the session has
been protracted two weeks wholly
.hn.,',h ,ha ;n,e,io,.,, or ,ho Nan.
ocratic Assembly. Fully that much
time might have been saved had the
lower house progressed with It's bus
mess as rapidly as the Senate. The
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

U
bellion warrant the belief that he re-
...iyod ro n,atori.l aid fran an biob
= ;..,.. La..al ia, rio ,oo,orfa1
IL Is 70 NC mp" ''''' ".' ~ 0'i"'
campaign IN favor oil adultery
lechery, polygamy, immortality and
most Of the sins of the decalogue
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r 'ol'0oG IN, ~ ""I,o',',0 a;, H. f.
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A Co1cressmaB,s Conscience.
It isn't easy to say Just whittier
This country il drifting. From the
bc0innipg ii has been considered e
Ultima TO deal dishonesty with the
| G,yerument-tbat is to say, a thing
that is dishonest between man and
man. is NOT dishonest between man
and his government. # is fact uni
yer,aly recognized that a govern
ment. whether national or municipal
can never oct ~ rood work done rs
private person or corporation, and
that i, invariably pays very much
more for its poor work than pr
waite person or corporation PAYS for
rood work. In estimating the cost
Of q public work, it is always neces-
sary TO account for certain percent
aue of stealth s. which are not call
cd stealinos only because they are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
ppropri atoms is given as follows:

Fianers, co,,,I. j.sio, iSG 90
Free F., high schoois'......".. d i61 20 20
legislative visiting commitiee..-r~ 800 o. o,
Governors contingent fund.-. 2loo %
sugar cane experiment. .............:.~. Goooo
Central Wiz Ag'l association -. 5000
Northtrn wis All sssociafion SEQ 70
M st,ta Al et,f'',r1si ann,ni 400e1
Ms STATE ag '' society," 10 nav debt $4,000
Why, wooigrogers' aseociadon~- s 29i9i
Purchase ,hepards digest Wis. G. o,oo
Amos Deyoc toT @ol' bounty,..~.-.- rs 90
Eeliy ) Knot injured IS viii,
chris Leonard defending contested
George O. spear eonta.ilng seat 500
s., : IN as i7s2 contested SEA, eApo". OSLO
li io Ngn ,n.d serving 'u'p'"oS o3g
In 1882 the direct appropriations
amounted to S563,55I.44, including
100000 for the extensions being
made to the Capitol. Deducting
this 5000, 900 from Recommendations
of that year, and dividing tie appro-
priations of 1883 by tAo, we find
the amounts appropriated per auuum
for sinIa purposes in 1882, 50 tG 81
to be as follows:
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

DR.. Fishbiutt.-Ip is wi h pleasure
ahat | write to you in regard to your
treatment, and | am satisfied that
YOU can cure me Several of my
friends will c III upon you this visit
that you make to the Rapids.
Very Respectfully,
WM RICHARDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
CEDAR RAPIDS, Jun

CEDAR RAPIDS, June Is, 1881
From S. Nj. Rand,
Dr. FGshdiat:-You have cured
me Of chronic Catarrh of five year,
standing. Any favor | can extend
to you | ALL do so. Yours truly,
5. Nj. RAND.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05
-
WIN RICHARDS.

Read these testimonials in very
special eases.
My daughter was troubled with
hip disease; the limbs drew up and
the agony and suffering for six
weeks were terrible. Surgeons said
she might walk in tive years With
crutches but she would always be
lame. They proposed pulIeys AMI
weight. An all-wise Providence led
me to employ DR. Fiehblatt In'two
weeks she was free from pain. In q
few weeks more her limbs We're
straight and both the same length
and perfectly well, and she runs as
liyely as though She had never had
the disease. No words can express
my joy and gratitude. Shall be
only too happy to see those Who de
sire to know more fully of the skill
Of the doctor hll the doctors now
say it is a wonderful cure.
MRS. MARY HALL, Burlington, la.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

ArrENrr ne, HAENoNizr.-Tbe
Republican members Of the LegisIa-
ture met together at Madison a few
days ago and agreed 70 join IN q
Recommendation to the gentlemen
composing the TWO Republican Con,
grcae'aa4 District committees, 70
mce toee,her 4 an early lay, Nh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

CONSIGNMENT Just receceived
dire frow AkI5, Chic, a fresh lei
If O4,Mcal ana Graham Flou~, whicr
r.as' y, sold cheal. 4 T. kiane's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-05

Scrofula cured where AL other
means had been tried without benefit
Mary Wilson, Of Burlington, ap-
piled TO me in the Fall Of 1850. |
found her in the following condi-
tiuu: 4 large scrofula sore on the
leg, which commenced in the knee
ioint thirteen Years before, but at
this time extended to the hip, the
limb was enormously swollen, aud
there were thirty-three openings IN
different places discharging large
quantities of offensive bony matter.
She had been treated by many who
was regarded AS emiue in the old
school, and had been bIed, cupped,
LGstered, mercuralized, etc, all u
NO purpose. | commenced treat
ment by remedies which, ii the
course Of twelve months, effected an
entire cure.
REMEMBER J. 4. Spratler keeps
verifying usually Kept in a first
lass grocery store, which he sells
Il very low prices, and guarantees
,yerythiug st.ietly pure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07
THE DALLAS HERALD WEDNESDAY, 1s.a

ing, $3.50 bales OF the increase going to make
up the osueieney Al the opening Of the season.
and o9o7o bales more than last wear has gone
out OF sight presumably into consumption
" hile the worlds visible supply Of all kinds on
January 70 was SI6-i bales more than one year
prseSdlng' the supply of American was 1850
There are in Msipe at present fAeen corpora
Tons engaged in the manufact reofcoltOn goods
win capital of $40 - 600 and fourteen woOlsn
goods r.anuiacJnriRg CORPORATE ms. with s. Us, :
90 capital There are il addition number a;
WOODEN mills operated by individuals, With
probably an equal amount of espital invested
IN most OF these concerns the employees
are expected 10 work eleven hours daily:
but powerful movement has been insugurated
1cr the enforcement of the ten-hOur rule
The character of the operatives in both branches
of manufacturing Is excellent About IS per
cept of the woolen and So per cent Of the cot
ton operatives are Americans. and the rtst are
foreigners, The weayers in wooden mills now
average from SIS to so per month, the spinners
about 81 10 per day, and the Jay help from 81 10
10 81 so per day. The operatives in the cotton
mills are paid at about the same rate.
The london Economist, referring TO the future
price of cotton, has the following remarks
Bearing In MUD the fact that present prices are
lower than have been witnessed since the
American war, Except The panic of ISIS, 1t Is
hardly probable that they viii sink much lower,
at all eyenIs If they do decline further, the fall
is not likely 10 be more thsn temporary. A
great deal will depend urOn how the losses of
speculators shall be met during this month and
Guilty except that founded on the knowledge
that someone must have lost great deal OF
money In consequence of the fall OF prices, which
has taken place lfnothing disastrous happens
during the Spriug months We may look for more
activity at home and in foreign markets
IL
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RpMpDY

Is u nevef-falling Cule
flor Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality semi
nal Weakness, Sper-
,,ma,ortl..iA, L. q ST
MANHOOD impoten.
Icy, raralys, and ali
me terrible effects of
sell Abuse. youthful
10 lies ~ d excuses In
niaturer ytars--Suoh MS
Loss of Mon CRY, Las,
.siIude, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Avefslon to socie-
", nimupss ~ Vi.io,,
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remi- dividends payable in Dos.
toniebruary viii amount to 1854 $40.
canadian Pacific company has advertised
for p0sals for the purchase of any part of
$500 capital stock, with the view of getting
il The market of the United States.
1Detrot National bank, Detroit, with q
caof Sl,0000y0. has been authorized to com
M business. The corporate existence of the
FEatioual bank of Burlington, Iowa. has
bRtended to February, 1903
ther Western Union Telegraph company
he'd artic IS OF incorporation with the sec
100,
revenue collections at Peoria during Jan.
we're 81, lbi,03S AZ, and the export shipments
S07, S2S barrels of whisky
sre were 1913 hotel fires In the United States
TX the year 1882, including all classes OF ho-
.ud Summer resorts. With few exceptions,
hese Ares destroyed the hotels, iucipient
and fires which did only nominal damage
I not included In the statement on eighty.
y these the aggregate. loss is given as 81
80, The aggregate insurance on twenty
i is given rs s29j 600, leaving the loss ON l07
stated, and the Insurance on l66 unstated
10 following It 'tistics show the business
sacted in the Huron customs district John
lnboIn, colectOr,) for the year ending De-
her 81, 1882: Money receipts 1884, 100 o.;
ie of imports, OIL, 500 $780, number OF entries
merchandise, 1871; value of domestic ex.
rs, $40 S6s 2ii.'ves' els owned in districi-snil
list, AIN 1884, harges II; tolal tonnage Is SO. 65
= grant arriyals-malss Si,S72 females e, Sis;
i, 60 SS7
he mint at San Francisco Is the largest In the
rld-twice rs large as the one In Philadelphia
i three times the size OF any in Europe, and
S S2i 01l0 0 worth OF coin and bullion stored
ny in It's wants
The debt statement issued shows. Decrease OF
e public dtbt during January, sl3, 636, $50 81;
sh in treasury s5lS 6SlSi; gold certificates
e. 1890 certificates of deposit outstanding
q, 800, rounding certificates, sSs0l5 legal
lders outstanding. s3IG 6Sl0lo fractional cur.
rev outstanding II OIS OOl II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07
FUTURES.

THERE WAS very little change In the future
market in E,w York to-day. Figsres were nd.
yanced from one TO two points In Liverpool
there was no change, but the market was re-
ported very du In New Orleans there was
nothing done, the future board being closed.
lies
In Chicago the grain market showed on nd
vance OF two cents for wheat for February aud
May, and n cent and three.eighlhs advance on
was of sbou twelve and half cents for the
came months, Take 1t all In all, the future mar.
kets may By regarded us quiet except for wheat
and corn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07

49, %p ',ooo Reward will be paid 10 any
OF > ;; y, one particle of Mercury Iodiae y,
rotassinm, or any Mineral Substance SWIp y,
SSrkOlFiC co; Propretors, Atlanta, Ga,
Large Size ",SS
Sold by All Druspista "
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X ssyS r. IN ~

have pre'eribed kidaey- aort with very
great success in score or more ObstiuA.c rsses
OF A'dRsy and Liver Tronhles: ais, for famsle
weainesses.-i hidp G. Ballcu. NJ D., Monk.
ton, VT NA
Ny wifs has been much bcner ned from ,he
use OF kltney.wort She had Kidney and
cher oomslaints," Whites kew A. y. Coleman
PAY elteville Tenn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07
COTTON.

Tgr receipts OF eoitOu to-day wore larger than
were those uf yesterday, but still they are below
what they should be, even taking tho weather
Into consideration rhe total number of bales
received WIS only II, of which 30 came by rail,
m follows; for Blaukenship & Blake from Put.
nam for sanger Bros, 2 for r. NJ Tillmsn
from Mid Lothian, I for G., y. iuqua, from
Richardson for schneider { Davis and Tor
I l., Marsall. There IL ~ reason TO believe
that there win he large receipts In his city dur.
ing the bala &C OF the season. There 10 no
change 10 note In prices, either In America or
Europe. l. this city the market il firm and
dealers are anxious 10 secure all that Is offered
Gonu mlddltng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
MluullnG ''''''''''' ,.,,s.,..,.,.,, VS.
ettict low mludlnN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Low mddlmg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SG
uoOu ORDINARY, ',,.'....s,..,.,.,,,,s.,,, S's
Ordlnar, ....s,. ....... .......,. 81
Although there had boon An increase IN the
receipts Of the cotton crop to January 80 OF Gao.
as bales the supply OF American cotton ou that
date was / $500 bales less than ono year proceed
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the Atlantic 4 Pacific. The Atlantic 4 Pacific
claim large amount under the lease against
the Pacific Railroad of Missouri but as the lat
ter has no rcad, and hiss mere paper exstsn Q,
use it. except as defense 30 any claims OF that
COMPANY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07

Some thirty years ago there n Mo,,.o,
cry, Ala, ayoung man whoN III, Is I'm,
ga A,er being treated for a long ume ss ~,
hieulcal profession of thiS town with no beIsGt'
tsls, \, , 'aking $, Amer persisten,.
sclasnN with him twenty years thereaf,sr
can 'estfy uat the disease never made ,s re,ur,
y j. W. BIS uor j r., Hot Sprinps Az
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07

oI III yom doubt come TO see us ard we will,
V3 $1,000 YOU or charge .nothingl Write far par.
w eu ha ailu copy OF the little hook "MeSsare
gist as 10 our standing. '''h'
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PRICE, 81. USE DruT.;s =. sSi' .

Constipation In all its forms Weld, IN Kia
ey,Wort In temelo diseases 1t is yery success.
rnl"-Dr Philip C. Bsllou, Monkton, Vt April
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REMARK ABT,Er

KANSAS CRY, No, September "a ,sS, ;,
think u duty owe to humanity 10 saS S,h =.
your remedy GAS done for me. One yssr s VIVA!
eohtracieI bad case OF blood disease an NY
SHOWING The result of such Troubles suo,,aI 20, y,
70 run on for some time, but finally annIp'S S' u
ne best physNian In this city. who ,rasp,a Se 70
n Sr SIX sr months In that time took over 60, SOo
anu had run down In weight from ON v%n,
pOHisIs anu was confined 10 my bed with mel. en-
AVER pelns ~ SUI scarcely able to tnrn Myself
W unb found me IN this dep orablo condition.
fher 'tSy ,ni ued me TO Try your specinc rs
T ~ US nse commenced the use OF 1t with yesv
LIZ inui, nnl IN leSs than three weeks ,vss
onsthe road 1 ~W @sE@ my place
and and coppSisz,.s: : rSP ) sore, sS
,p9's gtsunally disappeared, and to-day bavc
is SIs SvSV oG spot on my person. and my WEIGHT
4 a. ~, pounds, being more than il ever WAS
"" NOV WISH ysn iopublish my name bui Won
mhi' OF 8 s. s for know II Is a sure epte '"e
Yours truly, j. n n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07

Noises In tho Head. the vital auid rass,r. ',,'s,
served In tho urine, and manv ntbsr unou,
that load To insanity aud death N''V"SeS
ThE fNGLISB MEDICAL fNsIIrtrTs
VIII agree TO forfeit Five Hundred noi,ars IN,
= case OF lhis Kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
yun , lhe,r special advice and trca,montl viii
not cure, or for anything impure or ini,,on.
i IoMnd In i; THE ENGLISH MEDICII. I'M.
srIIUIE treats all Private Diseases snccrssfnii,
withoul mercury. Consultation Free Thor.
Ss at 9 nrna q s and advice including snay.
S.W bottle or fonr times the lua,tlty sla,oG
eat any address on receipt OF price or l. o b..
mo 9, o. d. sent without 81 enclosed Hs q Vuar,
aiitee), secure from observation, and in prIya,a
INSTITUTE, 7ls n we street. 81 Louis Wl.ro,',i
Dallas. wev'A san DAo'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-24
WOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY -, 1883.

In the House of Representa-
tives, last Friday, Mr.. Wilson of Ada
introduced bill to annex a portion
OF Alturas to Ada county. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Wilson of Alturas the bill
was ordered printed. What particu.
lar portion of the county the Boise
Smart Alexis are trying to capture
we are not Informed, but it is proba-
BILE that it is the Rocky Bar section.
That is the very part Of this county
that we could best get along without
yet we don't want to lose it, as a debt
which, with the interest, will probably
require all of quarter of million OF
dollars to pay. hangs over this county,
and it should be kept united until the
debt shall have been wiped off. This
debt was incurred solely by the Rocky
Bar end of the county; it is but fair,
therefore that the people of that sec
ton should bel p us Ii udate it. To
do that they must remain united with
us yet awhile.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-24

$72 IL: e.: !: :; ::
10 work for us. Now is the time
lou can work in spare time. or give your who,
time to the business. No ether business will ma
you nearly - we'll. No one can fail to make emo
nous pay. BY engaging at once Costly outfit an
tsthS free: Money made fast, easily and hon.
s"'y' Address r"rk 4 Co. Augusta, Maine
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