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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-15
by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheeis'
HOS Main street.

xvrrsT MAIN.STREET BUILDING
w LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-on
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1888,
AZ : o'clock T. NJ. on the premises, we VIII oueI
Tor s,ic M auctIon a BEAUTIFUL LOT 3Oxloo
feet TO an alley, on north side OF Main street Dc
tween Linden and Beach streets, commenclng oo
Cot frnm The northwest corner Of Main and Linz
den Streets This property Is IN locality rapldly
Improving In value-one square east OF Mor'Sn
nnd,,y,il hc n fine situation for dwelling.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance IN SIX. WE'VE
and eighteen months, notes with Interest," 10 DC Sc
cured by deed of trust; AZ, N utrr G IN
,, Auctioneors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-15
Bv sutton & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs,
HOS Nam street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT NEW,
~ WELL-BUTLT, DtTACllED. SIo1k-
BRICK DWELLING. NO 7l9 NORTH THIRD
BETW EEN JACK son AND DuNAL
STREETS.--At the request OF the owner we VIII
offer for sale AT publc auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1888,
at 81 o'clock L. NJ. the DWELLING located as
above. containing seven rooms. gas. water aud
culycrt connections. The lot fronts 20 feet on the
east side of Third street. and runs back tOan aeY
The entire premises are In thorough order, ana rs
now rented Ia "A prompt-paying tenant.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale.
SUTTON & CO..
anIt Auctionccrs.
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Good-day 10 You. Mistress O'BrOine,
An how is the pain in your spoinc!
Och, divii "a ut
Have Of IL,
ST. Jacobs Oil cured II up foine.
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n. , NOM IIUID 1TI|IH
4 TCTION SALE OF THAT l3EAlTI
~ FI'L AND NELL-LOCfIf El fLUlNG
IOT ON WEST GRACE BlIM ElN HENRY
AND BElNlIINt SIkfIlr. AND ADlolN-
ING TUE HANDSOME RESIDENCE Ot d. 81.
WINSTON. EsP-ff request uf Poe nWutr w
shah sen Dos auction. on thc premise, on
TUESDAY. April ~, ies3.
al ; O'Clock l.. VI. the LOT above Referred 70.
having Il 'front.' 81 so f,tt on Grace street by "a
depth Of 90 icci fJ au alley I'D io,f Wide. Ih. Is
perhaps the Ouly opportunity tlu fur some limo
o. come will De offered partlc, Boz quest Of ste in
Tits location upon which tO huIll home. los the
few remaining lots ln thc locality named are NOT
ON the narkct save ar fancy prices.
TERMS: one Third I'm CASH thc balance unen
credit ~ .iN ana twelve months, Is Ier cent. Inter-
est added, and secured hy fuI,t-'i,cl upon the
property. CHEWING 4 ROSf,
apr AuetiOuucIs.
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BY ". Goddln & son, AuctIonecrs.


GALE OF TIE "FON" PROPERTY,
- ON GROVE ROAD, WITH FOUR ACRES OF
LAND ATTACHED.-At Tie request of the heirs
Of j. Frederick Fox we viii offer for sale, on the
premises. ON
SATURDAY, APRIL FL, 1853.
between ~ and g o'clock =. NJ. the foregoing
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE DWELLING. adloin-
ing the residence Of Mr.. ;. VI. Lewis. with an 90.
appurtenances. The dwelling IS nearly rev. we'll
and conveniently arranged, and containing eleven
rooms. There are two stables. sEddc-irtcs. large
and dne-bcaring orchard. and The land IS well
planted in crops coming on. iced. &C. The access
10 the place + boy the most fashionable drive
Grove road-where hundreds Of carriages pass IN
front of the house every afternoon.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known az
sale. W.GODDlN son, Auctonccfs.
This beautiful properly was by erroneous report
generally believed to bee held back for Tar more
than H. value. hence no sale was Effected hy ms ON
the 27th ultimO. mi, stake wc now rcctiiy oy .
respectfully informing he public that $4,000 M
stead of the absurd sum reported was The Emit
proposed which think ail our friends viii agree
Is reasonable enough for such valuable aud fi-t-
improving property: which can De seen bN Visit
ing the premises. cDlorcd party living In rear 81
the house for purpose Of showing any one around.
Ian l.-.lJN2l
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AUCrIOy sALEs...Future Days.
BY j. Thompson Brown Co..
Real Estate Agents. AuctioDeers, and BROKERS,
llI3 Main street.

T,y ]. Thompson Brown Co..
Real Estate Agents. AuctioDeers, and Brokers'
1113 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEAT
LARGE LOT FRONTING on TWO
sTREETss,s 10. s1 IL VEST
s m,%S'' ,nrc"AosD cHAscrHr COURT
NV virtue Of decree OF the Chan"ery Court Of
the city OF Richmond, In the suit styled as above
entered April 10, lss3; and a. special commits
sOner therein appointed, VIII sell AZ public auc-
ton, ON the premises on
TUESDAY. APETL PATH,
mt 3 O'Clock +. ~, the REAL ESTATE mention
Cd in said suit. being a NEAT DETACHED TWO
STORY DWELLING. with brick basement, NJ
ia west jackson street, containing i've rooms
The LOT fronts a. feet, more " less. on the
north line Of jackson street. and runs back 100
feet. more less, 20 the south line II Duval street.
City water = on The lot, and it j. well set in shrub
berry, fruit-lrces, grape-ynes &c.
There j. ample room on the Duya-strcct front
10 build two or more houses. and Is described I'm
sai decree as follows: Lot NJ. - ln HE city 81
Richmond, IN Prices addition. being No. Ia
west jackson street. and The sinc real estate con-
viewed 10 DOrOthca lSurch by deed Of Nyer Marks
dated January "a. 1889" and recorded In Rich
mOnd thancrry Court.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in six and
twelve months; or one fourth cash. SIX. twelve.
and title returned until an the purchaf e-moncy Is
paid and deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN Il. YOUNG.
Special Commissioner.
J.THOMPSON BROWN & 90. Auctioncers.
ap l5,l7,l9,2l,222t-6t
by George II. POND ,xter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.
NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
y ON THE NORTE SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BE WEEN GRAHAM AND HANCOCK
STREETS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTlON.-By re-
quest Of the owner, who has removed from the city
we VIII sell by auction. on
FRIDAY THE BOTH APRIL,
at 3 O'Clock L. W. the above LOTS. among the
most desirable cheap lots in The western portion OF
the city. Attention Is called 20 this sale as
they Will De sold.
TERMS One-f0urth cash; balance IN SIX ana
twelve months. negotiable notes. secured by trust
deed. bEOROb II. IOlNnl.A II''
ap Ii Auct,ohecr.
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Nv Frank -. llll & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct. .ncors,
HOS Naiu street.

! ELEGANT FOUR->TORI DOUBLE
/ IL BRiCk RESIDENCE.
/ WITH BEAl IIfl'l SIDE LOT AND
GEDt ND~.
At NORTHEAST CORNER Of THIRD AND
CARY STREETS.
a L tI ION.
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ERANK ID. HILL IL CO..
L REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BROKERS, AND AUCTlONEERS,
HOS MAIN STREET.

REAL ESTATE SOLD At AUCTION AND
PRIVATELY. PROPERTY LEASED or RENT
ED OFT, and RENTS COLLECTED AND
PROMPTLY RENTED.
We have made the NEGOTIATION OF LOANS
ON REAL ESTATE \ SPECIALITY, and parties
PROPERTY can always &c accommodated with
fir,t-class security. Parties who desire 10 BOR-
ROW MONEY will do well % confer with US as
our charges are always moderate and uniform.
Wcwill advance money 10 parties who desire 10
build. IN sums To suit. and also make liberal adj
Nauces on rents. Business entrusted 70 rs Will re-
ccivc prompt attention. and negotiations be strict
Is confidential FRANK -. HILL x CO..
NH Sol. Su&Tulm AuctlOnocrs.
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The above safe D., postponed un.ii
TUESDAY, APRIL l.. l-S3,
az 10 o'clock \. NJ HARVEY WILSON,
np n Trustee.
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REAE. ESTATE AGENTS & BROKERS.
EURMAN UPPER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER,
BROKER, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
At THE OLD STAND.

PROPERTY sold al auction and privately.
Rents collected, promptly remitted, and liberal
advances made on same when desired. LOANS
NEGOTIATED on real estate. personal and collateral
security. | have for sale Il great variety Of both
city and country improved and unimpr0yed pro-
pcrty and will be pleased 10 see all I'm quest OF
homes and investments or DESTROYS Of trtnsactiug
any business pertaining 10 real estate. Although
well supplied with clerical assistance, give nay
persOnal attention To the interests of my patrons
and the generous patronage OF the past warrants
the bclief that | am able 10 give satisfaction 10
those who kindly cntrust their business 10 me. All
business strictly confidential. -
ap 1O-TuF&>ulm FCRMAN TUPPER
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ArHmlT Iss3,

Atthe request 90 thc owner. William o.. Miller,
F-l.. we viii oIor Use above DESIRABLE AID
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY 800 auction. 600 tle
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4 UCTION MONDAY
"a At lO4 O'CLOCK.
10 barrels GROSS HFRRlNGS.
5 barrels Y. e. CUT HfERlNGS.
: half-barrcs y. G. Cur lIFRRiNGS,
barrels NO.3 MACKEREL.
AZ cakes CHEESE.
2 barrels VINEGAR.
6 tubs NEW-YORh-STATEB BUTTER,
II barrels FLOUR.
4 large lot OF GREEN and ROASTED COFFEE,
BACON. LARD. RICE. CAN GOODS. &c, &c. :
also. Il large stock of WRAPPlNG-PAPER aud
PAPER-BAGS. FOX, TAYLOR & co.
Commission Merchants,
ap 1j-ltE 1912 Main street.
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~ , o'clock Il. VI.
Tho house g. one Of the hcst-iuilt and most r.l-
yeuicutly-lrraugcd private dwelling lu iur .r
aud money wl- NOT spared iu it- cnn-tru'ti ...
10 ha, been recently ont .n thorough r.l.I-.
painted Inside and Ouf. and every ruDm grt' D
and newly plp,rtd. The house contains .lNf.tI
rooms. with an thc modern improvements t
wide hlll running through thc house to H 70
some piazza tu rear.
There +. ON me lot one OF the handsome
most substantial stables ever iuIlt iu LlcNu
Of -tOck-brick. with stalls Tor four or fy. D.
and accommodations for two or more cafri
Inc upper part being nicely finished ~. wifi
lOdgiuc-r0 rooms above. Upon the l1t adioiulu-
house IS e brick building With several rooms.
The whole lot front, on Third street 1873 f..
1870 feet 10 an alley, and will Dc divided accord
20 q Mat with The auctioncrrs.
Premise, can be seen amy day from 10 t' D.
O'Clock.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance 20 SIX. tF'l ...
and eighteen months. with q pr cont. iuiDr.--
added. FRANK -. hill CO..
np6.7.S.1O.12.1i.I5NI7 Aucuouctr-.
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BY ". Goddin < son, Aurtionccrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank ,trCut-.
IN Mnllnms 4 Raw.

Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers.
Eleventh screet between Main aud Bank.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Perfectly Sound ON the Subject Of
Lending Money TO Lawyers.
Siftings

Sam w ednesday, an impecunious
citizen of Austin, was supposed to be
crazy, and the relatives brought him
before the Country Court to have a
lunatico de inquirendo jury pass on
his mental condition, his delusion be-
ing that he was very rich. A lawyer
proceeded to ask the crazy man ques-
tons to test his sanity:
Il hear you are gong to build a
$50, 900 residence.
'It is to cost $4,000
"You don't say So"
Yes; and | am going to start a
daily paper with $500 900 capital.
That's a mere triae for a man of my
means.
You seem to have so much mon
ey, perhaps you would not object to
lending me 81, 600"
I'D like to do it, Judge but that
would be such a risky investment
every body would suspect me of being
crazy"
The refusal Of thesupposed lunatic
to seriously entertain the idea of lend
ing money to an Austin lawyer, caus-
ed the jury to decide that Sam was in
full possession of his reasoning facul-
ties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Ingenious Young Women.
Troy Telegraph.

Monday there was a big excursion
from the collar shops to Saratoga.
Hundreds of Troy's pretty young ladies
went to Saratoga.
The sky threatened rain.
The young ladies wore bustles.
Perhaps there was no connection
between the threatening sky and the
bustles-and perhaps there was.
Shortly after the exculSonists reach
ed Saratoga the rain began to pour.
Many of the young ladies, with their
escorts, were seated in the parlor of a
hotel when the rain began to fall. The
prospect was dismal as viewed from
the hotel windows Within. it seemed
sad, too. The airy and tasty dresses
of the eXcursionists must be spoiled
by venture on the street Umbrel-
las were few and far between, and
there seemed an entire dearth of out
side coverings.
But witness the ingenuity of the
young ladies of the day.
AS if by preconcerted action the
young ladies arose, one after the other
and left the parlor.
In few minutes they returned.
All wore gossamer cloaks.
But the bustles were gone.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
RlYaIing Americnn Reef.

About 1900 quarters of beef from
Russia have lately been landed in the
st. katharine's docks, London, thus
insugmating what promises to be a
successful attempt to bring that eoun-
try under contribution for the supply
of food to England The undertak-
ing, whose success seemed assured, is
that of the Russian Produce Com
pany, who have now landed their
seventh cargo of beef, realizing there
on profit, after paying all expenses,
Of one penny a pound on the consign-
ments, which have yielded an average
in the Metropolitan market of 81
pence wholesale. The idea OF the
company is to utilize the port of
Libau in the Baltic. which from Ger
tain fayoring circumstances, is never
impermeably closed to navigation,
even during the coolest winters, and
which is the terminus of g trunk line
of railway traversing the whole ex-
tent from north to south of Russia,
and so to bring to England the tenn
ing agricultural produee Of the vast
European dominions of the Gar At
present the company are combining
their attention to fresh beef but they
profess to see their way, not only to
improve vastly the quality of this
staple, but also to bring mutton. but
ter. eggs, and indeed, anything
that win bear a three or four days
voyage
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Housekeeping Points.

Among other pretty ways TO finish
the edge of a silk lounge quilt are
these put border of narrow ribbon
on in strips, make a point on the end
of each ribbon, and under these.
allowing it show a trifle; below
them put a rufile of lace. The other
way is to omit the lace and put a tas-
sci or small ball on each point.
A useful and even tasteful cover for
the marble slab of the sideboard is
made of a strip of canton flannel Just
the width of the slab. 1t should be
long enough to hang over at the end
four or five inches. Trim the ends
with white or colored ball fringe, and
if you wish to, a row of Kate Greena-
way figures may be outlined at each
end. Line the flannel with firm white
cotton cloth, or with turkey-red cali
co.
A somewhat novel way to trim a
table scarf is to put three cornered
pieces of silk or satin on each end
Have these pieces half a yard deep at
the longest side, in the corner EN-
broider a spray of flowers; where the
satin or silk end joins the center part
of the scarf put a row of fancy stitch
es. A dark crimson felt scarf with
one end light blue, the other of Grim
son shaded to brown is very hand
some.
A very ornamental stand cover or
small table cover is made by cutting
a piece of felt the exact size and shape
of the tabletop. If the table has a
scalloped or pointed top, the cover
must have also AT each point or
scollop put a piece of plush or velvet;
a square block is preferable to any
other form. Blindstitch this to the felt,
and then around the edge put fancy
stitches, and add a tassel TO each
point.
The rubber rings used to assist in
keeping the air from fruit cans some
times become so dry and brittle as to
be almost useless. They can be restor-
ed to a normal condition, usually, by
letting them lie in water in'which you
have put in a little ammonia.s Mix in
this proportions One part ammonia
and two parts water. Sometimes they
do not need to lie in this more than
five minutes, but frequently half
hour is needed to restore their elias
ITCHY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
The Roma nee of a Hat-Band.
Hartford Courant.


Another young woman employed
in hat factory has made a match by
writing her name on the band of the
hat. She was Miss Ada S. Beach, of
Bethel, and is now Mrs. Henry G..
Segur, of New Orleans. Mr.. Segur
discovered the name in the orthodox
way, year after it was written, and
opened correspondence. Miss Beach
received the letter and replied. Last
January he came to Bethel, met Miss
Beach, and an engagement followed.
They will make an extended wedding
tour before going to New Orleans. It
is said that all the girls in the Bethel
and Danbury hat factories now en-
ploy a good part of their time in writ
ing their names on hat. bands after the
example of Miss Beach.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
On the Wrong Back.
From Ia port Jervls rninn

An invalid gentlman and his wife
had engaged a berth in Pullman
car on a certain railway. Toward
midnight the patient awoke with a
severe pain in his back, and asked
his wife to apply mustard plaster as
quickly as possible His better half
at onceg got the plaster ready and then
ran to the other end of the carnage to
warm it at the lamp and make il
draw all the better Returning to
her sick husband the little woman
unfortunately went to the wrong
bed, which happened to be occupied
by stout German wine merchant,
who was fast asleep. She quickly
drew the curtain, lifted the bedclothes.
and IN twinkle clapped the plaster
on the tIavler's back. At that mo-
ment the sick husband called out
from the birth: Mary, what long
time you are" Now the poor woman
first became aware Of her terrible mis-
take. Hurrying to her husband she
told him In a whisper of what she
had done. The poor sufferer could not
help laughing IN spite Of his pain, and
he laughed until his pain had left
him. Then all was still for a while.
until suddenly loud cries and impre-
cations We're heard proceeding from
the traveller 'Herrgo smillionendon-
nerwetteri What i it that / have
got on my back. Himmel-mel- bonn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
The ErerrlndeS Exnedition.

The expedition which the New
Orleans Times Democrat lately an
nounced its intention of sending to
the Everglades of Florida, is to assem-
bic at Jacksonville ON October -, and
proceed thence by rail and steamer to
Lake Okeechobee, where preliminary
surveys Will be made and final ar
rangements completed. A direct
course Will then be taken for White
water Bay, on the Gulf coast When
the center of the Everglades shall
have been reached a camp will be
established for two weeks, and survey
ing parties viii be sent east and west.
The explorers are men of vigor, de-
termination and scientific attainmentS.
They VIII take with them SIX canoes
specially built for the service, with
sails and center-boa rugged for oars
and paddles, and manned by stalwart
negroes They anticipate much excite
ment and danger, for there exists on
the face Of the-globe no more myster-
ious wilderness than the region which
they hope to penetrate. 1t is only in
habited by Indians who fled thither
after the Seminole war; ana by negroes
whom they hold as slaves. The Times
Democrat supp0ses that that there may
be zoo or 500 of the former and thirty,
or forty of the latter a few months
ago Chief Tiger Tail became displeas-
ed with one of his colored servants
and brought him into Fort Myers to
offer him for sale. When informed
that the negroes were all free he eiacu-
lated "White mans niger mebbe
free, but Indians niger, no Where
upon Tiger Tail grasped the darkey by
the nape of the neck, pushed him into
the canoe, and padded back to the
Everglades.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
4 PoLICErIAN,S DUTY.

Policeman En-. X. HEATH, ~ North Street, Portland,
Me. May H. 1883 writes
81 have been troubled for good many years with
Inflammation Of the bladder dating far back dur
ing the time was In the army suffered with dun.
heavy pains in the back and kidneys too intense for me
describe and tried several remedies that re-
commended, and was examined by one Of our best
physicians who pronounced Il Inflammation of the
bladder and went to the hospital for trcatment but
all medicine and treatment had seemed TO fail. was
recommended to try Hunts Remedy, as 10 had been
used in several such here M Portland and yicini
Is. / purchased a bottle at Smiths drug store here
and found after using the first botic that relieved
greatly and after using several bottles found that
# did good than all other medicines and treat
men.s have received combined And to add 20 my
good opinion Of Hunts Remedy, beg TO state IN clos
ing that my wife has been fora long time troubled with
weakness and Inflammation Of the bladder, with q
complication Of other diseases peculiar 10 women.
After using only two bottles she had been completely
cured; and can say that my wife is loud n praise Of
this wonderful medicine. and would highly recon-
mend n 20 All VINO are suffering kidney diseases
OF diseases of the bladder"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

An eXperlmental oyster hatchery IS
to be established at Woods Hall,
Mass, by the United States Fish
Commission, under the supervision
of Professor Ryder, who discovered
the methed of fertilizing the eggs. A
very few parent oysters viii produce
many million Of eggs. In England,
where the results obtained by this new
method " ere placed last month before
the scientific section of the London
Fisheries Exhibition, it was regarded
as the greatest Of all advance made in
ostrac ulture
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
4 Kentucky Midget
rrnm ~ llInscow IA Times.

Mr. Granville Hinkerson and wife,
of Osceola, Green county, KY, have
curiosity in the way of a midget,
which surpasses anything we have
lately heard Of Their little son
Pete, now 10 years old, Weighs
twenty seven and three-quarters
pounds, is only thirty-two inches tall,
is finely developed in structure, in
point of intellect is far above the av-
erage, has never been known to be
sick, and has a perfect set Of teeth,
having never shed any of them. The
mother of the child has been some
what afraid he would be stolen by
showmen to exhibit as curiosity, but
such is Pete's sagacity that he would
be likely to betray anyone who would
attempt to kidnap him from his pater-
nal roof Barnum would consider
him a treasure in his collection of
curiosities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

''There ar6s souls in my church so
small said Mr. Talmadge to a re
porter. so infnitesimal, SO mean, that
fifty Of them could dance a schottische
on the point Of a cambria needle with
out touching each other
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
No MATERIAL CHANGE.

This Is 20 certify that have used Hunts Remedy for
the kidney complaint ana derived much benefit from
It's use
have been afflicted about one year, and received
treatment FROM the local physicians and used a NUM-
Der Of so-called specifics without any material help
happy to say. after using three bottles OF Hunts
Remedy. was completely cured
IncYrr faE 90 recommend fl. and you are az liberty
TO use ms name IN any manner you may desire
JoHN Vs. JoHS-ToS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

An OHIO negro has had tin tobac-
co-box work out from underhls shout
der, and he family remembers Of
gulping down something hard about
ten years ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

A New York clergyman claims that
it was quite by accident that he quo
ted a line from the BLACK Crook" in
one of his sermons, but every deacon
in the church heard it and won't ac-
cept his explanation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

benz granaten- ments-donnerund
Hagslwetter Whew, how it burns
Water. Fire Ali OH my back /!
The bed is on fire. Thunder and
Water my back - We
draw a veil over the rest of the story.