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, 1886-11-24

ne DliOWllp Is II lSt Ol luoSt ciccieu
to the council and house in the several
counties of this territory for the tenth leg.
%islative assembly
COUNCIL.
ylbany county third district)-W II.
Holiday, Democrat, J. II. Symons, Re-
publican.
Carbon county-P. L. Smith, Republi-
can; Frank lladsell, Republican.
Fremont and Uinta counties Seventh
district)-I. c. Bliss. Republican.
johnson county,. d. Loucks, Repub-
lean.
Laramie county first districtl-C. p.
Organ, Democrat; j. W.. Hammond.
Republican, John a. Riner, Republican.
Swcctwatcr county-Robcrt Smith, Re
publican.
Uinta county eighth district)-G. W.
Carleton, Republican.
Crook and Laramie counties Second
district A. Guernsey, Rcpub
lean.
DtA 81
Carbon county J. NJ. K%uykendall.
Democrat G. Il. Blydenburgh, Democrat;
w. c. Currier, Republican.
Crook county-Thos. Hooper, Dem
ocrat.
Fremont c%ounty-Jas. j. Pattcn, Re
publican.
johnson county NJ. Huntington,
Democrat, j. c. Rummcl, Democrat.
Albany county-W. d. Pcasc, Demo
crat, Leroy Grant, Rpublican; Howard
Clugston, Republican; y. L. Sutherland,
Republican; w. c. Sampson, Republic
can.
Laramie county,. W. L%afrentz, Dem
ocrat, w. 5. Weaver, Democrat j. A
Johnston, Democrat; w. Van Devanter,
Republican; John Roberts, Republican.
T. b. Adams, Republican; L. T. Duffy,
Republican.
Sweetwater county - T.. 5. Murray,
Democrat, Jas. Scrivener. Democrat;
Uinta county Cummock, Democrat.
Summers, Democrat; Snyder, Democrat.
This will give the council nine Republi.
cans and three Democrats, and the house
fourteen Democrats and ten Republicans
Quick and sure is the effect of Red
Star cough cure ON u cough. Twenty-Five
cents.
, 1886-11-24

l.. Kabis is in Denver.
Jesse Harris is up from Fort Collins.
NJ. w. York is in the city from Den.
yer.
ID. L. Kaufman, of Omaha, is in the
city.
j. A. Cunningham and wife. of Den
yer, are at the Inter Ocean.
MIR. Hiram 1ompkins, proprietor of
the United States hotel at Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, is at the Inter Ocean.
At the Pacifie-Gco. Melville, Salina;
c. 7. Williams, Denver; W. II. King,
Omaha; J. W. Hogan, New York; John
NJ. Hill, Rockford; Jake Cert, st. Louis;
X. :. Morrison, Colorado; w. ID. Davis.
Sidney, C. d. Martin. st. Louis; s. j.
Bentley, Kansas City, T. Ewing Pueblo;
$. Avery, North Platte.
At the Inter Ocean T. u. Mortlwell.
Rockford; NJ. N. Grant, Laramie; l.. j..
Hamburger, New York; j. & Rankin,
s. b. McMiller, Rawlins; y. l.. Kaufman,
Omaha; - O. Smith. G. G. TARGET.
Michigan y. Mckinney, Rawlins, Geo.
Il. Randall, New York j. \. Cunning
ham and wife, q. \. Mead, Denver; II.
Tompkins and wife. Saratoga Springs;
\. V; Jesse Harris. iort Collins; a.
Dover, II. }. Fallon, u. NJ. Morris, Geo.
Fills, II. McGee. and NJ. Morgan Sabille;
W. A. Dackcr and wife. North Park
Mrs. and Miss Baxter. Chicago; Y. A..
Schenck. Sterling. Colo, p. NJ. Golden,
Laramie, Geo. f. Plumb. and u. liar
%rington, Warren ranch.
, 1886-11-24
COURT.
Hon. Wm. l.. Maginnis. chef Justice.
Presiding.
Court convened at 9 a. m.

Court convened at 9 a. m.
At $50 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon,
thejury which went out On the case of the
territory vs.. Fred Hagerman, 90, grand
larceny, returned a verdict of guilty and
assessed the value of the horses stolen at
$50, and respectfully, but very earnestly,
recommended the prisoner to the mercy
of the court.
All Of the day was occupied in the at
tempt to secure Il jury in the Mcintosh
brothers case, q. Summonses were sent
out, and the jury nearly completed last
evening.
Adiourned until Q O'Clock this m@orning.
, 1886-11-24

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal,
is natures own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had Of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
SO cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches. colds and
to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-11-24
WEATHER REPORT.


The cold wave signal was ordered down
yesterday evening, after being justified by
a fall of % in the temperature. The
highest temperature yesterday was 95o
lowest IL and mean IL.
The thermometer is quite low over the
northwest, and still lower temperature
may be expected here to-day. \ general
snow is still in progress to the northeast
and west of us, and, though the occur
rences of the last two days make it un-
certain, it is believed that the snow will
extend to Wyoming and Colorado to-day.
Very heavy snow has fallen west, along
the railroad and east in the Mississippi
valley.
, 1886-11-24

To millions, pleasing their p%alates, and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
livers, kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. For sale by w.
n. Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1886-11-24
*
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&N><o tho Children. Tlcy are cs-
oSAES pccinlly Liable io sudden
Colds. Coughs, Group. NAoopirg Cough.
etc. We guarantee Acher's English
Remedy n positive cure. Ii savos
jIoars OF anxious watching. I'D by
Pcarsc 4 McGill. Druggists.
, 1886-11-24

The largest stock OF hnc brandlcs, old
WHISTLES, choice di'queu,s and superfnc
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1886-11-24
WMG vGMsNN

IS warranted. is because it Is tho bes.
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Dis, asses. purifies tho
whole system. and thoroughly builds up tho
constitution. Remember, We guarantee it.
Pcarsc 4 McGill. Druggists.
, 1886-11-24

Pure blood is absolutely necessary is
order to enjoy perfect health. Hood $
S%ursaparilla purifes the blood and
strengthens the system.
, 1886-11-24

The following is list of those elected
to the council and house in the several
counties of this territory for the tenth leg
%islative assembly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Mrs Grant and Col. and Mrs. Fred
Grant and the two children of the latter
are spending their time quietly but very
happily at the cottage here, says a CORES
pOndent of the Boston courier. Col. Grant
goes in TO New York every morning to
transact business and returns in the even
ing Mrs. Grant expects each of her
other sons and the wife and children of
each TO visit her during the summer, but
Mrs. Sartoris will not be here. Her moth
err had Just received a letter from Mrs. Sar-
toris when / saw her and said that "Nelle
was in London when she wrote. Her little
Rose had been i'll and was taken to Lon.
don for medical treatment, but was better
when her mother wrote" The late Judge
Dents widow is now with Mrs Grant,
whose brother Judge Dent was. He died
in Washington while General Grant was
president Mr. and Mrs. Buck Grant are
at their farm in Westchester county, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grant are now az East
Lyme, Conn. Mrs. Fred Grant has scarce
ly changed at an since I first saw her -
years ago, q bride in the white house, and
ais beautiful. graceful and winning in
manners as Mrs. Grover Cleveland is un-
he sitatingly pronounced by all who have
81 an her. The verdict i'm the case of Mrs.
Cleveland is not more unanimous or more
just than was the tribute paid TO Mrs.
Fred Grants beauty and charming artless
manners during the time that she assisted
herhusbaud's mother the pre- ident's wife
there. hope that after nearly II years
of married life Mrs. Cleveland viii have
preserved her youthful looks and other
attractions as well as Mrs. Fred Grant has
done, Who viii be married u years in Oc-
tober She ana her mother-iu-aw take
the greatest interest in hearing about
President Cleveland and his bride, and
say they have read everything they could
find about them. Mrs, Grant has put
away in her cabinet the hand painted sa-
tin box in which the president sent his
wedding sake to her. The cake she di-
vlded among her children.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Taking the broad fact of mind and
matter having been adjudged separate in
titles or states of being, the theosophists
proceed 20 build upon this stated fact
They claim that while the body lies sleep
ing, OF inert through trance the soul. by
which they mean the mind or Will, is ca
pable of travelling to distant places. not
ing events, holding converse, ere she, the
soul returns 10 her waiting and uucou-
scious body. A theosophist speaks of
his "astral body" of its power Co visit
those places which his soul or mind or
will has previously determined upon Wis
iting,
To mention the conditions first, theOso-
phists state that an "aura' surrounds
them, not only theosophists in particular,
but al people. Aura is q species OF at
mosphere impregnated with the electrical
essences, animal magnetism, or chemical
gases that our bodies are constantly dis
charging; this, eucouuteriug the ordinary
air. is not dispclled OFT disseminated, as
might be naturally expected; but TO call
ID human essence for tho sake Of ilustra-
tiou, this discharged human essence gath
ers 20 itself certain portion of the ordl-
nary air that surrounds us which 10 per-
meates with our own desires and vitality,
therefore it viii be seen that this aura is
always with us and ready for all emcreen-
cies.
The way chat tr0nsfereuce is Effected is
that theosophist Wishing to appear i'm "a
distant city or foreign land, seeks 7eclu-
sion, and then bends the whole force OF
his mind upon the desire To reach that
place. Finally, he either falls asleep or
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
Had q Bousing Time
E.telline RalI.

Did you enjoy the Fourth.n asked q
Dakota man living on the Mississippi riy-
er of another.
Enjoy it! Wen, / should say I did.
Went up to Bismark and had one of the
best times i'm my LIFE
"What were the leading features of the
celcbratiou3"
"Why, beer was put down TO five cents
and they had hoss-racing all day-ruunin'
and trottin' all day. Saw two riders get
thrown of. six fights, ana a man try to
ride one of the bicycle outfits, but it hove
ham mOre'n "a rod
Did they have any orations:'
"Whichy"
ANY public speaking
Yea S, we heered man hollerin'
down in a grove and thought ii was an
other fight and all run down and I'm darn
cd ct he wasn't deliyerin' one of these
ere political speeches. l low the blamed
fool thought il lection time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

lady living on Main street left a
bowl of milk standing on the pantry
shelf Out came mouse aud spied a
cool drink of the delicious beverage. I'm
fortunately for the little tester it fell in.
t. the flowing bowl Now, to die from
tire flowing bowl would be great disgrace.
But the question was to sink or swim.
The mouse Immediately pat ON its think
ing cap and began To churn the milk by
swimming back and forth. In a couple
of minutes the butter came and then this
smart mouse stood upon it and jumped
out upon the shelf, but with quantities of
butter sticking 30 its paws, for she track
ed il all over the clean pantry. This
mouse story, which is a true one, is a
great witness i'm favor of the honesty of
our milkmen. for had it been ms poor in
quality as some milk the mouse would
have been crowned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
MIN rEnpIE-

wells Health Remover" restores health, and
vicor, cures Dyspepsia, Malaria, Impotence
Nervous Debility, Consumption. Wasting ulscaS-
cs, Decline. 10 las cured thousands, viii cure
Ypu.
A blind man who was tainted ia san Francisco
recently, pitched into the crowd hcadIonE and
thrashed alike the innocent and the guilty
Five dollars can be saved every year in boots
and shoes by using Lyons Heel Su1eners costs
only 3jc.
A man at Cotton cal, has purchased $4,000
orange trees. iu Florida, which lie proposes 90
transplant on his farm
Mcnsman's rcptoni1cd Rect Tonic. the
only preparation of beef containing its slf1r
nutritious properties 10 contains blood mahlugt
force generating and Tie sustaining properties;
invaluable for digestion, Dyspepsia, nervous
pros,raton, and all forms of general debility ,
also enlceb,ed conditions whether the result ui
nervous prostration, overrwork or acute disease
particularly IL resuhmg fr0m pulmonary coW-
plants. CAswELI, HAZARD 81 Co., p'uI rleioIs,
New YORK. Sold 10y druggists
During the past season Saudu.l,y o., has put
up from Eve 20 eight hundred tens OF fish per day,
taken from Lake Ere.
Frazer Axle Grease lasts four times us long as
auy other Use 10 save yonr horse, aud wagons
"HRlleuiah HiJcn Is tne name ot q bonnie
Salvation army captain stationed at Port Ca
borne, Canada.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

81 hate kids, he said
"Whyy'
81 think they ought to be locked up in
asylums tin they're old enough to take
care of themselves If it had not been
for a kid well that ia. it might haze
been '
"What."
81 loved this kids mother She was a
rich and beautiful widow, and | was mad
Iy i'm love with her. ] was actually con
templating i'm fact, had just got 10 the
poin. of putting the delicate question.
We were in the drawing room The kid
was playing in the corner. Forgetting
an about that put my arms ferventy
around the widow waist, and implanted
passionate kiss upon her lips, when
the Kid started up and rushed at me, say
ing:
Don't YOU kill my mammal and ran
screaming into the kitchen calling for the
servants"
"That didn't have
WHAT Marry widow with a child
like thaG But the worst came a few
nights after. / called at the house. There
were several ladies there, and the kid was
being petted an around. OF course the
widow was all right, but that confounded
child deliberately turned her back upon
me. / didn't mind that but the mother
TO be nice said:
you darling child, don't you know
Mr.. ."
"'Oh, yes, said the imp, very poruy
'Oh, yes, ! know you; you are the man
that bited my mamma.
~ need not I could not describe the
effect.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Artist Have you taken my picture TO
the exhibition
Porter Yes. sir. IL seemed to please
the gentlemen very much.
Artist What did they say
Porter They didn't say anything they
only laughed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Always look for the n stamp in
red, On front Of Wrapper, aud the
Signature of j. III. XciIin q 90. on
the side. Nome other Is genuine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
SENTIMENT on THE CANAL.
rrov Thing, Have Changed Since the Water
ways We're FIRST Opened.
New York Times

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boar was -. 80. 49,, .e,,,.,,.;,,-, 10
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people =. - s,.o,,s, tts,-
matters --.U ~ ea.,ti,,l1,,ts ~,
always P''--' 49, -, ~. L., 49,, ia ~
teiu' vi 80, - go -
thel' o",''-' .l., '.sa,f,,l 'sbo,rt n, sohori
ble o'illN li1.,.t -. o,,t ~ r,,ls. ana
lh J., ny ~, ,,af. ,,.ss .,,,, IN, No1r
reg ul"' 80 -. cb.n,.ad 1r.,bo H.
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cause ,;,,,t Ii,,L+ an, -,,e,.I,. ~.
an 'neil 5,,,,t r-r, ,ioir OWN, l,oats ,o
c'use t.t| 49, o91' T. soiI nv, tbe co,,norr,s
more ~ ,,.{.,.,,. a. o,,I,- ,,l,,, o,5
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- ,.,.' ,at ,,.s if,ller tban
;,+ some smart fellow used 10 find
tEtao ranIt with the suelliu'. and said
.I''...t,.,,. III, r'nts wasn't slammed IN list
-.,gt I.ut Them sentiments was beautiful
S NJ. ANA An. then Inc funny verses
!}'.t .t,.. l.o.r.. writ am tben n cauaiIer who
...1 ilres hi,ger,n he could handle bisself
MD .-et q fownbov here. or in Rondout
- IN An Il Il, Cor him. am then he'd
-.,.t a. in. l,i,r letters ON his boat am fell
l.,,-5.r.,, n toonatb how ON new mule
L14I..l,,., last an owe vii an, was soupd
-. lao Now what do Won think o.
a';. f,I rr0ner tall,y said the old boat.
..a, ttipa, his ewes ana scratching ms
t....7 49, he rscalled ono of the old canal
,..,t. ,n,ttoes 1T roes like tbis.0 said lie:
..Tbe riseries ~ life
.a..+ + want ia tol Won. !" said fine veteran.
,,.4..,9rtin,, himself and openipo his
!, c,niair. 81 want "a te1 Won this
,,.t., was writ by Souire Eltin' o. Ulster
.a,t, III, irsrny sentiments 10 n dot.
. T1. J2ifa-ies q, fife AM the torments o.
hades
For tac cqnaller that wont 60 his last
cent on the ladies.
"How= that fur the proper doctrine:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

years ago was the High-Steppin Sally,
of Eneuville. The boys was always glad
70 see High Steppin' Sally. an if She an
Airy Fairy lii, the Cock-eye Beauty o.
. Shanty Hill, happened to meet on the
line. or if Pansy-eye Mag. the Ripper. an
High Low Jack of Lackawack hove in
sight durin' a trip the boys always passed
the boatman's horn to an fro several
times fore they parted The boatman's
horn wasn't never o. less dimensions than
four fingers and sometimes it took the
thumb besides to measure the gauge 10
suit some O the BOYS Jim Pillet. who's
got 10 be such big man out on rail
road i'm the west that faint likely he'll
ever own up to dom OF it, had q boat on
the canal Thirty 'years ago He called
T her the Cheeriu' Boat Horn. Then he
writ just under the name. in big black
letters Never mind the horn less You
kin put the jug back where you got it,
That made the boys laugh every time,
Speakiu' of this puts me in mind o. the
I temperance feeliu' that Ike Mason show
in the toast that he writ for his boat. the
Rockin' Jimmy. Tins was about the way
it VENT
Here's 20 glorious cold water
We couldn't rum a boat without her.
"There was a heap o. solid fact in that.
fer lack of water ON the canal. OWN to
to the drought- that drop down on the
bays now and then. is q sad blow on EN-,
in one respect. In another respect in
the old times. leastways lack q water
didn't often keep 'em awake nights.
When Capt. Tom Wood put the following
sentiment on his boat he teched the hearts
I OF every bOatman an they would
49, '''''' IL As ''''O "'S'' i''' ~
'Lo" water in the ditch, ana an empty
Jug
hhocA5 canaller JOY heels up
There was heap o. fact In that, too,
am some other boaiman, but can't re-
CAL his name Just now struck the truth
49, ''s"iA' i'-'il" anu water "HeH ne
"A ury summer makes the canaller
hummer
pete Huferty made a big hit with his
boat The Lovers Sigh, of Creek Locks.
when he write right under the name his
honest opinion % boatin' in the stanzy:
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,,,o,,
14. 1T t..,. ...s,i,, 81. ,..... ana,
4o',;,,, ''i''N
''''''i'
mat was a likely enough sentiment IN
them days, but there hahn t no boatman
ahoat on tins canal to-day as would gree
To 1T now. The boys used to- have lots o.
run win the COOKS Wheh they dldn I
happen TO be the wives @ the captains
winch they was sometimes. If they WASH {
they was generally big, fat, good-naturd
IRISH women who didn't care how much
fun was made of EN-, but who, If any OF
EN- ana care WASH ateefd 10 waltz IN ah
G so I Iu' ' n nun i crew, L''ln'J , q
stern.
.po,,,t,. ,o,,1. Roo.
80 an '',t a.. ., =.
t,,..l
"po"'u'
Another boat was called the Sprite OF
the Spray and nnder the name there wa-
painted; -Four precious souls an one
cook aboard, The Bard OF Erin was an
other boat that had to have whack at
the COOK. Inc boys always roared When
a. q IS n a D.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Tic bcs. sa'vo useI n ,Ae world Tor Cuts Bruises
Plies. Sores. Ulcers SAFE lHeum. letter Cbappcd
Hands, ChiNans Cuus, ana a.l kinds of Skin Erup.
lions. Frccb.s and Tmpes. Tho sal,c Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction "a every ease ne sure
,ougct UENEY'S CAEBOuC sALNE 6s an others
are lut limitations aud counterfeis.
Tampa, Florida, boasts of q cabbage two fee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Japan is 10 have national assembly
hall modelled after the German Reich
stag.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
Letting Wril Enough Alone
View York Times

Young Lawyer to client vbo has been
sentenced 10 life IT'D move fol new
trial Mt once.
Client no don't Go that
Young Lawyer Why not
Client Because SOU have had uch
poor success with the first trial that the
second one might send me 70 the gal-
lows
An Englirhman, writing to the Mary
land Historical Society, says that An
uapolis was % called after Anne Arundel
the wife Of Cecil second Lord Baltimore.
but that Queen Anne attributed the name
70 herself On granting the charter Of
lI0e
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

vr-i ,oo ...t 90 leave New YORK city, save
pa .5., As .ressaee and 50 Cerrage Wire, and
-.,. 4 ,ne Gra1d linton Hotei. opposite
lfaud Central Dennt.
G1Y elegant rooms hted up "a "a cost % Dnr
mutton dollars 81 and upwards per day Euro.
npau plan Elevator Restaurant supplied NiH
tp.. Nest Hor e. cars stages ard ,eyafed rHr
road t1 an repof5 Famiil4s cau li.e better for
lea. none, 10 Do. Grand Union Hotel itau al
any either frs. ola4. tote Ia thp citv.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

All Of the railroads in Louisiana are
run at a loss SO far as local traffic is con
cerned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

are Immensely strengthened pY the use OF br. lt
v pierre-g Faq0rIte Prescription, which cures
All female arrangements aud gives tobo % the
uvatera Sold 3 druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

The Italian merchants u San Francisco hav'
0rvaBi1e4 an Italian chamber y commerce.
Jtaffer reat,itg are derived from Halls Hair Re-
newer than from ans similar preparation
citizen 81 Athens, Ca hes a $50 bin ~ con-
tuenfa money
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

sunday school teacher 70 class SOW.
this man Methu-e.ah was a very good and
uiou- man. and. therefore the Lord al
lowed MIN to grow very old
Precocious girl When did be lves
3h my dear ever So long ago.
Little girl. eyeiug her with an air 81
mental arithmetic Did you know him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Cleveland papers are agItatIns free baths r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
the GREAT
OR !
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ARE YOU BILIOUS Z

Iba Ie1a0f0T Ufrer 0IiLf 10 cure most ohccrfuly
recommend 10 o. ali who suffer from Bilious Attacks
orHuy Dscase caused Us q disarraugcd state 81 ihc
Liver. W. u. BERNARD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

II VI afTe7 Win chIIs a11 lever, take Ayers
+ s-tt.. tf.trs n will etlra Won.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

A man at Cotton cal, has purchased $4,000
orange trees. iu Florida, which De proposes 20
| LrnmsnIlnI ON MIA flrmI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

A blind msn who was tainted ia san Francisco
recently. pitched into the crowd headlouE and
thrNshed nlIAe the lnnncnnt and the .uIltN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

Five dollars can be saved every year in boots
and shoes by using Lyons Heel Stiieners costs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

During the past season Saudu.I,y o., has put
up from Eve 20 eight hundred tens OF fish per day,
lNknn from IaLa Lr-n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22
psy I5itnl PoniIively Cared.

= you 0fder NAL Iend 10 reuts o. slnmpa 20 pay
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