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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16
ALP Isl cuPF soR DYSPEPSIA.
Change a. Sc.ne and visits 70 the Sea or
the Mountains Advised.

When person Is given 70 dyspepsia,
a. many people are Wy inherited con-
stitulion aud many from acquired habit.
o great taliety Of circumstances may
lead to recurrent attacks. says the Lon
don Hospital With some people an
impure atmosphere or hot sunny. and
e1haustiEg weather. or extremely cold,
chilly weather, will be quite sufficient
b. encourage the approach OF the
enemy and to throw wide the doors for
him to enter. II confirmed dyspeptic
falls into a lower than ordinary state OF
general health his one persistent foe
has it practically al his own way and
makes life a perfect misery. Some dys-
peptics have found out by experience
chat a change of air from town to
country or sea, or from hot, relax
ing climate to a colder one. will drive
away their distressing symptoms in
few DAYS Bad air or air that, though
not bad for the robust, is very far from
purity, can not IA. ke the blood pure
Ike good air, it cannot get rid Of the
waste tissues Of the body SO completely
rs they should be got rid Of; it does not
stimulate and brace up the spirit; ii
does not promote sleep. On the other
hand. IN order that digestion may be
comfortable and perfect. there must be
= sufficient quantity Of effective gastric
juice ,ccretcd after every meal But
this requires pure blood and nervous
system in working order.
BY far the best thing for many dys-
pcptics to do is to seek an immediate
change of air. II is often said ofdrug.
on rather IL used 90 be often said OF
thcm, that they acted like charms.
Very few drugs, indeed have ANYTHING
OF the "charm' about them. But q
pure clear. bracing atmosphere makes
such q change In the blood and nervous
system in a few hours that il almost
deserves TO be spoken Of as a charm. y
There are many people in London
evcrY summer who make up their
minds 10 stay at home instead Of hav-
ing their usual two or three weeks in
the country or at the sea They think
they can not afford the time or they
can not spare thc money, or they feel
well enough to do without going away.
II is % grave mistake. Nothing but
absolute necessity should keep the hard
working father or the mother OF many
care. or the children who have been
eooped mp in school, from the pure and
lifc-giyiug breeze, of the mountain or
tha sea- lt IS better % dress more
plainly, or to drinl, less wine or 90 do
without dinner partjc, i'm the winter
than to make ana Wbrokcu stay iu Lon
don fora whole twelve months. Health,
eilicicucI and pleasure. at amy rate for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16
Lettor-Carriers and vicious Dogs

People in Brooklyn, n, Y, who keep
vicious dogs on their premises have to
call at the post-oilice for their mail
1t was at first proposed to compel the
owner Of vicious dog to stick up the
sign Cave canem," but the postmen of
Brooklyn being somewhat rusty in their
classics il was finally considered that
the mail-carriers would be better pro-
lected by relieving them from deliver
ing mail to dog fauciers than by de-
pending upon thcirreadiness in making
,ree TRANSACTIONS of Latin warning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16
sroup Can Be Prevented

We want every mother to know
that Group can be prevented. 1t can
be prevented in thousands Of cases.
True Group never appears without
due and timely warning; a few
hours, on a day or two before the
attack, the chHd becomes hoarse.
This hoarseness is the first indica-
ton Of Group, aud is a sure sign
that Group is to follow unless prompt
~ and properly treated. The free
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy as directed with each bottle, un-
der the heading $40 prevent Group
will di,peI all symptoms Of the
disease. The proper way, is to keep
% bottle Of this remedy at hand. 1t
costs but so cents, and only few
doses, or at most not over one-third
of bottle, is required to dispel all
symptoms of the disease. Can you
afford To risk SO much for SO little?
There is not the least danger in
giving this remedy in large and
frequent doses, which are always
required, AS ii contains no injuriou,
substance 1t is aiso invaluable for
colds and whooping-cough. For
sale by w. II. Prideaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16

FoR new, fresh and pure drugs 90
% PrideauX's Drug Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16
Free delivery oall parts of the city.
GRANGE a moskEN.

shop foot of High Street, i'm Henry Ivey ,
old stand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16
A Series Of Biblical R0naIGHS.

In addition 70 an this every yearly D.
scIsEer to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-16

W, mar " Wtst.-t am Indebted Ia you for
ei,i.elne an opportunity 90 expressing my thanks
t. tha Weber Quariette for the honor they did me
b5 singing for Ira on tho occasion OF my reception
10 the "KnIlhts remplar." NJ ouly regret Is that
I could NOT have hsd more opportunity o hear
them longer Everyone was delighted with thalr
fus Voices and exquisite rendition ~ k1erlit s.
last Nirht" / an still being asked who they
were aud am sratidpd hy the compliments fAl
them because they are Ilhnoisisns Al some I'M
tura time ! hope ta welcome them g my nome
srlin Please make ms compliments 60 each "
tha cuRrtptte Very truly yours,
MIS- JoHN A LoekN.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
TO THE COLORED VOTER.

The Democratic ticket of Nevada county is now before the public, solic- iting the support of all good citizens, both white and black. We commend this ticket to the colored people, es- pecallv, as more deserving of their support than the so-called |. l.. ticket. 1t is the duty of the colored people to vote for the ticket that will give them the best administration of all the affairs of the county. It is as much the duty of the colored citi- zen, as it is of the white citizen, to vote for the men who will best pro- tect him in the enjoyment of all his rights under the law; who will strive to keep taxes at the lowest possible rate; and who will see that the school fund is fairly and lawfully applied.
 The Democratic ticket is composed entirely of gentlemen of peaceful habits, of unprecedented honesty, and of personal friendliness to the colored people They have no enmity to- ward colored people, but upon the contrary they wish to see them pros porous and contented. Being, with out a single exception, men of capa- bility, of faithfulness to all trusts re- posed in them, and of kind and just disposition toward the colored peo- pie, they should receive at least a majority of thelr votes.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
Judicial Convention.

A Democratic convention for ,ho 9th Judicial circuit in the State ., Arkansas is hereby called to assem. ble in the town of Prescott, at 12m on Friday, the 18th day of Juno 1890, for the purpose of nominating candidates or the Judicial officers for the 9th Judicial circuit, to be voted for at the general election on tn. first Monday in September next.
 It is further suggested that the basis of representation be one vote for every POO votes, and every frac. tion of 100 votes or over, cast for Jas. F. Eagle, the Democratic candi. date for Governor in 1888.
 Now, therefore. q Democratic .Ju. dicial convention is called to meet at the time and place above designated and the counties are entitled to dele. 0ateS as follows to-wit.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
MULES FOR "NIGGER" VOTES,

Postmaster GraysOn was heard to declare, upon ms return from the L. l.. convention last Saturday, that Mir. Wyatt Gentry, ther nominee for sheriff, has more mules with which to buy "nigger' ' votes than the Democratic nominee for the Leg islature has. This may be true. W e cannot say to the contrary. The Democratic nominee for the Legisla- ture has not single mule, nor sin gle dollar, for any such purpose. Mir. Gentry may have enough mules to buy enough "nigger votes from Mir. Grayson to elect the entire l.. l." ticket and we have no doubt MT. Grayson stands ready to sell them to him. We will wait, however, until we hear from the "niggers them selves, as Boss Grayson calls them, before we will believe that he can de- liver their votes, even if he does sell them to the |. l.. ticket. The nc groes being free men, we take it that they will vote as they please, wheth- CT MT. Grayson has sold their votes to the |. l.. ticket or not.
 Al rf osity to know now how the Boss es- inmates the relative value of mules and "nigger" votes. Will he re- quire Mr Gentry to pay him a mule for each "nigger" vote? If not an even trade-if not one mule for each .'nigger' yote-then how many mules will he require MT. Gentry to
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

What i. it that a scropper won't do,- Dispatch,
 Well, Col. Warren, of the Texar- kama Democrat, and Col. W. Nj. Fishback, of Ft. Smith, two gentle men of whom the Dispatch has per haps heard, are the most,robust spec linens of the genus scropper within the range of our acquaintance. It would require considerable time and large space to enumerate all the things which they would not do. However, we will take the trouble to mention one such thing. It is this : Neither of those gentlemen, nor any other scropper with whom either the PIcNuNE or the Dispatch is ac- quainted, would make groundless charge against a large majority of the most respectable and intelligent citizens or his community. and then, when confronted by emphatic denial shut himself up like wooden man and refuse to either prove or retract the charge, as the Dispatch did in reference to the late school election. His sense of justice and fair dealing with his fellow-man, and his love of truth and honesty, would restrain him from doing that. In fact, all the scroppers we know anything about are endowed with a lofty and discriminating sense of honor.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
E,mmet Etchings.

Some of our farmers are laying by corn.
 We had all the sheriffs with us last Saturday night,
 N. B. Wall comes down very often now-about every Sunday.
 So the watch-word is changed, IS it: The niggers now say "watch pap
 One dollar day and board is be- ing given by many farmers for cot ton chopping.
 Nearly all of the young people went out to J W McFarland's ol Friday night to social
 Fidus is mistaken. 1 knew noth- inc of the horse leaving Bob-lt was John Hope. spoke of swimming not the horse.
 Clever John Crossland spent sun day evening with your scribe, Como often. John. Mrs. C. spent the day 
 with her mother.
 A very large number of Prescott best young men were with us las Saturday night. Come often gents we are always glad to see you
 Messrs. Stainton X McSwaln new store now looks hobby inside They have opened up their new an' full stock of frst-class drugs-to gether with their other goods o every kind,
 The program was not entirely car ried out at the club meeting Satur day night, but hope alllwere satisfied We had a crowded house of well be haved people. Messrs. Burns ant Zappe interested the audience in fin style. Would like to see crowded houses every night We have mueI to do and hope that every Democra will rally to the standard and help t push to the front, determined to vii the victory. Come out every man 0 you. and bring the fair sex with you
 DAMoCLE~.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
Senatorial Convention

Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Democratic central committee of the 20th Senatorial dis. trict, composed of Hampstead and Nevada counties, it was ordered that convention of the Democratic party be called to meet at Hope, Hemp stead county, Arkansas, on Friday, the 20th day of June, 1890, for the purpose of nominating a Democratic candidate for State Senator, to be voted for at the general election to be held on the first Monday in September, 1890.
 It was further ordered that each county be entitled to the number of delegates fixed by the State central committee to represent said counties in the State convention, to-wit;
 Hampstead county, 10 delegates. Nevada county, delegates.
 Witness my hand, this June 9th, i 1890. W. Y. IoMrKISs, !. H. MCCoLLtM, Chairman.
 Secretary.
 l Democratic papers please copy.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

give him for one "nigger" voteF Or how many "nigger" votes will he give MT. Gentry for one mule! And also, how many "niggcr" votes has MT. Grayson to sell to MT. Gentry for mules: And how many mules has MT. Gentry with which to pay MT Grayson for "nigger" votes Mir. Grayson can answer for MT. Gentry as to the mules. But we prefer an answer from the colored people themselves as to the mig ger" votes.
 Let all respectable and law-abid- ing citizens, white and black, go tC work at once to elect the Demo cratic ticket.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
U. l.. STATE TICKET.

The State L. l.. convention met at Little Rock yesterday; "the noun tain labored and brought forth the following State ticket; Governor-N. B. Fizer, of White.
 Secretary of State-J. NJ. Pittman, of Nevada.
 Auditor-O. <. Jones, of Nevada State Treasurer-r. J, Andrews, of White.
 Attorney-General T. P. Cham bers, of Pulaski.
 Land Commissioner C. NJ. B. Cox, of Clay.
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion-Thomas NJ. C. Birmingham, of Franklin.
 Commissioner of AgricuIture-G. B. Farmer. of Faulkner.
 Supreme Judge-W. A. Coody, of White,
 With exception of Judge Coody, all are obscure men-unknown to fame or the people. The convcn- ton had representatives from about one-half the counties in the state. White and Nevada counties. head quarters of the mongrel Republicans, ca me in for over half the offices. Powell Clayton will, in all proba- bility, have his Republican party en- dorse the ticket, and then it remains for the Democratic party to agaln snow under the whole gang, by big majority, next September.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
ARK KANSAS PRESS ASSOCIA
 TON.

The Arkansas Press Association convened in annual session on Wednesday, May 18th, at Hot Springs, continuing for three days. Accompanied by our better half we boarded the cars here the day be- fore, ana found quite number of other quill drivers, from neighbor towns below here, aboard. Had pleasant ride with them over to the "Clty of Vapors." We were given congenial quarters at the Sumpter House, run by Col. J !. Sumpter, who was chairman Of the reception committee. This Is a delightful place to stop-elegantly furnished and large, well ventilated rooms, the best of fare, and genial host.
 Hot Springs opened wide her doors and royal welcome and open-hand- ed hospitality bestowed upon the 'is- iting editors without money and without price. An elegant banquet and a carriage ride over the city were thrown in as specialties.
 Hot Springs is grand and grow ing city, of 10000 population, with every convenience of the large cities, such as water works, electric lights, street railroads, mammoth hotels, etc. etc. In our ride we noticed hundreds of new houses going up. She is one of the most wideawake, enterprsing cities in the State, and will continue to grow and develop. The business sessions of the Asso citation were held in the opera house, and were pleasant, and we hope prof itable also. Many interesting and important matters pertaining to the craft were discussed. At intervals, i uuIILS lAC IhCCtiHS SVlIN hhN iioolS was discoursed by Gray's string band. This band also met us at Malvern and accompanied our crowd over to the city.
 On Friday, after electing G. R. Williams, of Fort Smith, as Presi- dent, and re-instating J. R. lobe, of Searcy, as Secretary, and minor of ficers, the Association adjourned to meet on the 2nd Wednesday in May, 1891, at such place as the executive committee may select. Batesville and Fort Smith invited the press gang to their respective cities next year, and It is probable one or the other places will be selected
 Immediately after adjournment a large numl CT of the editors and their ladies left on excursion to Chicago and the lakes of Wisconsin and Minnesota. We were among the number. and will probably tell our readers something about the trip next week.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
THE CREW OF THE NEXT EEK
 CURSION UP SALT RIVER.

The L. L. county convention met at Mt Moriah last Saturday, and nominated the crew for the next eX- cursion of the Nevada county steam CT up Salt River. Their nominations are aslfollows: For State Attorney, Guy Nelson; Representative, C. NJ. Buchanan; Judge, k. A. Robinson, present incumbent; Circuit Clerk, J. A. Ansley; County Clerk, Thos. Luck; Sheriff, W. A. Gentry; Tax Assessor, W. E. Marsh; Treasurer, J. NJ. Gill; Coroner, $. $. Brooks ; Surveyor, Josiah Frizby.
 So far as we know this is about as good ticket as the |. l.. r. can make up out of the material still re- mainiug in its ranks. We have not yet heard, however, what Boss Gray son has to say as to the "resOurces V of any of the nominees, except Mir. Gentry. His opinion seems to be that Mir Gentry has enough mules to pay him for as many "nigger" votes as may be needed to elect the entire ticket.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11


 A friend 10 the farmer the merchant, the mechanic, the banker, the millionaire, and the paupcr, Is Chcatham'. Chlll Tonic. No "r"' no pay For sale by Hugh Moncriei
 You are ont nothing if you get a bottle of "C, C. C, Certain Chill Cure" from Hugh Moncricf and it does not cure your chills and fever. It is guaranteed.
 Persons advanced ill years feel stronger and better, as well as freer from the iulirmitics of age, by taking Dr. j. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
 Don | use bitter and nauscous mix lures when you can get "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure" Pleasant to take, and guaranteed to cure chills and fever. Sold ny II, Moncrief.
 Dr. Q. J. Short, Tcxarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hospital expc- rIence, New York, London and Vienna. Office over Smith Drug Co. Consultation Free.
 We will be glad to show our old patrons and friends our large and assorted stock of new spring goods {; also have complete stock of grocer ics. Come to Laneburg and we will please you in goods and prices.
 FAHNEEs' TRADE UxIoN,
 J. A. NELSON, Manager.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

Now is the time 10 make up clubs for the Dispatch.-L Dispatch.
 You think you deserve clubs, do you! Well, great deal depends upon the way in which a paper has been brought up. The PIcAYrNE thinks it could get along better without clubs-at least more pleasantly than with them. Now, MT. Sam Grayson, a very amable young man, was rowing around town last We'd nesday evening with a mighty good one already made up. Possibly it was intended for the Dispatch. Mir, Grayson drifted into this office with it in rather aimless sort of way, though we did did not have sufficient presence of mind to ask him who it was for. But, while he volunteered no definite information to us, and we asked no direct questions concerning it, we inferred from the way Sam looked and talked that it was in- tended for John L. Sullivan.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
B0dcaM Bells.

Health good.
 Our part of Parker will be solidly Democratic.
 Thursday nights rain did consid- erable damage to farmers
 Miss Foshee, of Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Russell. Glad to learn that MT James Lowry is getting better; he has sui fcred great deal with rheumatism. The literary society is to have d grand time the 4th of July. Pro gram to consist of singing, speaking and spelling. Come down, MT. Edi- tor, and speak for us that day.
 UNCLE SAM.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
The Grandest He Ever Saw.
CLIFTON BLoXToS,
 Williamsburg, Va.

MT. W. ]. Colman, a prominent ci.ilrn of Gainesville. Fla, writes tnc following under date of February 10, 1890: Il contracted severe case of contagious blood poison that gave me great deal of trouble, and batlled the physicians of this place l was finally advised to try Swifts Specific (S. S. S.) and l can say, with great pleasure, that few bot ties of it has entirely cured me. l have no hesitancy in saying that S' $. $. is the grandcst blood medicine I ever saw, and can cheerfully rec ommend it to any one suffering as l was. i"
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
Liberated Sore Throat.

Two years ago l had ulcerated sore throat. and was so weakened and reduced in flesh that my friends thought it impossible for me to re- cover. was attended by the very best physicians, but their endeavors to relieve me were futile. My moth- CT seeing Swifts Specific (S. s. S.) so highly recommended, decided to give me a course of it, and after talk ing the first bottle l was greatly re- lieyed, and after taking several bot ties was entirely cured. l have not had any signs of return of the disease since.
 CLIFTON BLoXToS,
 Williamsburg, Va.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

If the Dispatch had better support 1t would be better paper, Dispatch,
 If that is really so, we wish some person with six bits or dollar tu spare would subscribe, But accord ing to our way of thinking the Dis patch would be a better paper if it would refrain from making a false accusation against Democrats and then closing up like an oyster and refusing to either prove the charge or retract it, as it did in reference to the late election for school directors. Suppose you experiment on this line for one or two issues. and see if your conscience does not get little easier, We doubt not that your readers will pronounce it great improve mVut
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

And the |. l.. convention actually nominated the man for Circuit Clerk who charged in his newspaper that the Democrats received money from the school book trust for use in th' late election for school directors, and then. when challenged, just curled up and closed his eyes, like an o'possum with its tail in a split stick, and refused to either prove or re. tract the charge!
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
quarters

Our distinguished fellow-towns- man, Postmaster Taylor Grayson was heard to casually remark on the evening of our last publication day that if the PIcAYrNE ever said any thing about him he would come down to the office and "whup" us. The PIcAyrNr never has said word about Co.,. G..ysJn, and never will.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
T, F. \. Convention at Denver.

For this occasion, June 2ith to 2Sth' which is to be a grand success, 'Ihe Iron Mountain Route" and Missouri Pacific kail' way will sell tickets from all points in AT kansas at one fare for the round trip, or im U, other words, half rates These tickets w''' he on sale June 22nd and 23rd, and will oe good to return any time within thirty days; Through Free Reclining Chair Cars anu Pullman Sleeping Car to St. Louis, connec, ting there with similar special equipment without change to Denver. Tickets ana inr' ther information can be obtained from your nearest coupon ticket agent
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11

To the colored voters of Nevada county: What right has Taylor Grayson to watch you himself, or set others to watch you: Do you be- long to him; If so, how long has he owned you; Where did he buy you! Who sold you to him: How much did he pay for you; Did he buy you for life, or just for term of years: Does he ever give you any money derived from the sale of your votes.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-11
Clayton Chips.
Rain, Rain! Rain

Rain Rain. Rain.
 Very little sickness in this beat. Have good crops in this beat, so far-cspecIally fine oat crop. MT. and Mrs. r. K. Dunn and Miss l.. F.. Sewell have just returned from Rosston.
 would like very much for all 10 come out to Sunday school next Sun day morning al 9 o'clock.
 MT, S A. Sewell is visiting Wal laceburg now Hope he will achieve success, as also Miss Katie.
 Brother Hill preached at Forest Hill church last Saturday night. Hope the next time he comes he will have . larger congregation think it would look much nicer.
 HEcLA.