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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

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Il landings. leaves 9TH %. wharf every sunday,
"Wednesday and friday - AN tssssnSer aud
freight accommodation hrst-class d. n OhoSA
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lASIOA AMI NORFOLK leave ever dAy IN tbs ye1f
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all Through tfaans for the south and ~est Oceo OLA
olo, lSo1 and lAxl fsnnsysysnis ave-
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HAvr [ Ever DECEIVED You,

have been before you. through The STAR every DAY
Tor tSo yesrsL have ssreuuously svoided saying
anything calculated to inisiead the noss conAdns
reader IhAvs endsavored TO impress upon all who
read my advertisements that vhafsvsf stasemsat
make IL sscred plsdxs 20 fhspsopla don't profess
70 give you se<ssthsse So1hsae. ] don't sell
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cspt stoves II you don't want aaytaans yeuxssn ssu
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THE PRODUCTS OF NATURE
CANNOT BE INITIATED.
The remarkable merit of the Carls.
bad Sprudei Salt, which is produced
by the city of Carlsbad by the evap-
grafton of the Carlsbad Sprudel Water,
has been known to the civilized world
for more than five centuries. 1t has
achieved it's unspproached reputation
and retains it wholly ON its merits. 1t
is a natural remedy which is always
effective in all disorders of the
stomsch, liver and kidneys; for Ia.
bitual constipation, equity and rheu.
natic affections. it is without equal.
It has been largely initiated. Be sure
to obtain the genuine imported article,
which must have the seal Of the city
of Carlsbad and the signature of
"Eisner & -Mendeison Co., New York,
Sole Agents.r on every bottle.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
erfbers OF the District Of Columbia have Obtained
rom sls ssyssIs csursof the District Of CoIumbs.
leters testamentary the personal estate Of John
Miller. late the District Of Columbia, deceased.
Ali persons haytn clsns AGAINST ths decea sed are
hereby wsrned TO exhibit the same with the youcbeS
thsfyUf 20 the subecrfberS before the 2th day
Of February nex1: they mar OsherWiss by isU Il
cludsd rom an bsnshf Of the said estate Given under
cur haadS ehts I0th Day q February, lnSs
CATHAkINE MILLER
J06EPh BfSCHOF.
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MANICURE

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Dr. Agerncn s. Garrett Surgeon tretired o. s. Navy,
Resident Physician, Hot Spring, Ark:

MY experience in the use OF BUFFALO LITHfA
WATER is limited to the treatment Of GOVT RHEC.
hATiSM and that hybrid disease, RHEUMATIC
GOVT (so-caed). which is in contradistinctiou to
the RHEUMATOID ARTHRIT1s OF GARROD :,
Il have had excellent results from this water IA
these affections. both in my own person and in the
treatment Of patients for whom have prescribed ~
or course the remedial agent is its contained Aka
LIES and their solvent properties.
Hence it is PROPHYLACTIC as we'll As o REM
EDY in NEPHRIT1C collie and forming CALCULI
when due to . redundancy Of LITHIC ACID"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06

eases peculiar 10 females, loss Of appe-
tite. dizziness. sleeplessness. loss Of
memory. and all diseases arising from
oyerwork, mental worry. loss OF vital
force, etc.
Il want to say, said Mr.. Northrop,
that d mt have much faith in patent
medicines, but ! cannot say too much in
D aise OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills. The
proprietors, however, claim that they are
nog a patent medicine in the sense in
which that term ia used, but a high Y
scientific preparation, the result OF
years of careful study and experim Mt
on the part OF the proprietors, and the
pills were successfully used in private
practice for years before beng
placed for general SALE Dir. North
Top declares that he is a living exam
pie that there is nothing TO equal these
pills as a cure Tor nerve diseases. On
inquiry the writer found that these pills
We're manufactured by DR.. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, n y, and
Brockville, Ont, and the pills are sold
in boxes never in bulk by the hundred
at so cents box, and may be had Of
al druggists or direct by mail from Or.
Williams Medicine Co, from either
above addresses. The price at which
these pills are sold makes a course Of
treatment with them comparatively mex
pensve as compared with other rem
cdies or medical treatment. This case
is one Of the most remarkable on record,
and as it is one right here in Detroit
and not a thousand miles away, it can
he easily verified Mr.. Northrop is
very we'll known to the people OF De-
troit, and he says he is only loo glad 10
testify of the marvellous good wrought
in his case. He says he consid ars it his
duty to help all who are similarly az
nicted by any word he can say in behalf
Of the wonderful efficacy Of Dr. Will
Jams Pink Pills.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
FIRES AND CASUALTIES

A BUSINESS block was burned at Carroll
ton, yesterday, Loss, 500 900,
DURING a theatrical performance at
Rural, France Wednesday evening, the
seats fell and eighty Of the audience were
seriously injured.
THE Toledo, (Ohio) Electric company S
plant, was burned on Saturday. Loss
S75 600; insurance S6l 900.
JoBN O'CoNNEL. plumber recently
from Milwaukee, was accld ntly drowned
in the river at Rockford, H., SUNDAY,
HENRY MCCARTHY, Is years Of age,
was drowned Sunday while irving to swim
the Missouri river at Plattsmouth, Neb.
MosT of the village of Wheatland, Iowa
was destroyed by fire early Sunday morn
ing, causing $50 900 loss Mrs. John
Schneider was burned to death in her
home
REV T. A. AArEs, who went recently
from Chicago to /. gllx, Arizona, was
killed Sunday morning by being thrown
from a buggy in which he was driving to
church.
FRANK l.. MEAD, a freight conductor
on the MIssl Iri Kansas and Texas rail-
way, was kilied by the collapsIng OF a
building in Nevada, Mo, in which he was
sleeping, Fniay,
Four ladies, ore little girl, three white
men and one Iadlan left Cape Croker,
Ont, in sail boat for Wraiton. When
wuhin ten minutes sail from there a
squat struck the boat and all bat three
men were drowned.
FDvARD HopF. an aCrOnaut. made an
ascenslon from lnyor Grove, near st Paul,
Sunday Wnen haf mile up he cut
loose bis parachute and dropped. The
with such veioci that be SUNK TO a depth
of twelve feet in a slough, Al hour elaps-
ed before mis- corpse could be recovered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
FOREIGN,

Twelve thousand insurgents are IN
camp within sll ht Of lanQer.
The eruption Of Mount Etna is suosid.
ing. he flow OF lava Is decreasing.
Inc Danish strothing has decided to re-
duce the duty on rgar by ten ore Ter hio'
gram.
EMPEROR Williams yacht Meteor ar
riyeu AZ COWes y ts,eruay, lying ten WIN
nmg flags.
lr is reported that a.syndicate has been
formed Ia Paris TO push the Panama canal
TO completion.
A PROMINENT Italian naval engineer
has been arrested IN luulUn, and wall at
once be expelled from France
The shah has lett Teheran, Persia, for
his summer palace, taking with hlm SUI
wives ana platoon OF luianry
WHILE cOasling along the Morocco coast
a Spanish Lunb,a. was feed upon 10y a
party OF MJusvu shore. The ire was re-
turned and the MOors driven back.
OFFICIAL returns from ST. Petersburg
fer Jul 80 to IS show 25o3 new cases
and 465 deaths from the cholera mttc.ed
districts,
COUNT HERMsHoNE, "a member of the
Prus-lau Luuaiag ana provincial Coun-
gilor, mas been arrested az Igiau N the
charge OF embtzzlug the proceeds OF a
sale OF 600 QUO u the Foleauchdort iron
works
ACCORDING to an official Hungarian
crop r, port the yield OF wheat OF 20 OOO,-
600 huudres weight, and Of rye 2Z,COU OOO
to "a OC0OO0 hundred weight, while
barley ANA oats viii be under the average
A RECOUNT OF the returns of the cleo
ton al Gretuock, Scotland, seats hoerA
unionlst instead OF a Giddstuuian, ana Mr..
Gladstone majority 10 the house OF COM
mons is reduced thereby to forty.
A EUROPEAN conference will be sum
moaCd ID SPAN 70 deal wttn the Morocco
question and Eng hand, Germany, austria
and Italy viii be represented az the con
terence.
THREE cases Of smallpox have been dis.
covered among Japanese iaoOrers at Nam
pa, Idaho. Inc other Japanese are beng
Iun away from the place.
= ADyICIs from Vladivostock report yhaJ
there aIe l20u0 men engaged In laying
the eastern section OF the Trans siberian
railway. and ttat tie work wi. Ue COM
lleted Ht xt autumn.
A PRISONER in Ill at Glasgow has con.
fesstd that ne mufUereu LORD LAltrlm and
was cone rted IN the muruer et Lord
Moum.mUiIes and tie iuiuIuer Carey.
pRrNcE CLOVIS EuNArARTE has won
lis sult tor the anuu.m AT OF his mar
rage TO the woman SHOWN as Madame
Resale Banaparle. This makes bis mar
riage with MS present wife, Laura Scott,
legal.
SEVERAL morning papers report that
an attempt was made Sunday night To-
blow up with dynamite several buildings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
nIRF,rrAN For ROADS

Among tho foremost agitators fer the
building of better country roads is eX.Gov
James A, Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, who
made this the sui Jet Of an executive
message during his term OF Cfice. GOV.
Beaver has written for the August num-
Der Of the Forum an explanation why
most communities find it d thcult to get
good roads. The school tax, he says, we
have become accustomed TO; SO we have
become accustomed to be taxed for Chari-
table institutions and for the relief Of the
roor. but in most States tie habit ut gen
eratlous so far as concerns tue I'M
proyemert of roads, h.ts been
tie ip,freciiye system Of working TIE
roads. 30 that NEST men have not ouls
had il firmly fixed III their minds thar
reads are not proper SUBJECTS fer direct
taxation, but THAT tie ughwaYs might be
mace by mall contribution q personal
labor
ID is this long and ceeIrooted hanit and
unvlihrcness 10 pay direct sufficient
read tax that Is the primary cause OF our
national disgrace in having 50 few good
highw8ye: and the remedy lies in such
an agitation as Is happily now going on
In most states for keeper public appre-
atiCn # tie direct conn ercial benefits
we'll built roads.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
TIE LATEST NEWS
GENERAL NOTES

The Kansas corn crop is reported al
most total loss
SURPRISING results reward studies Of
Mars at the LACK observatory.
FIFTY fatal cases Of sunstroke and a
hundred prostratIons occurred in Chicago.
b. NEARLY s4.0O0,000 IN gold was taken
Tor shipment 10 Europe Saturday.
THOUSANDS Of acres Of grain in South
Dakota are reported destroyed by storm.
STRIKERS at Homestead have moved
out OF the houses owned by the Carnegie
company.
PREPARATIONS are being made for an
elaborate display OF Irish industries at the
woIld's far.
CANADA seeks to bring Newfoundland
into the aOminIon and will probably sue
coed.
HoeBARTH SAHLaAARD, for twenty-five
years vice consul VI ) 6sdgn and Norway
IN st. Paul, ls dead.
HE president on Monday signed the
act limiting hours Of laboIers and mechan~
LIS employed on public works.
liz is proposed by the Canadians to sub
NIT the canal toll disagreement with the
United States to arbitration.
SENATOR CoLQU1TT, of Georgia, was
Frustrated by tue neat Thursday, and WIS
tor a time In a serious condition.
tPRoFEssoR LLEwELLYN EVANS late Of
Lane Seminary, CinclDnat, Ued Thurs
day st b da, Wales, from heart disease.
THE weekly statement OF the New York
banks show reserve income OF 81, 1876
AIS Ihe banks hold ga 23J, 675 IN excess
OF the amount required by law.
The army woIm has made it, appear
ance In large numbers IN portions VI llll-
nUls, and threatens destruction t. the corn
crop.
After considerable debate in caucus Mon
day might, the resolution tO throw the
world tar appropriation over tli Decent
Der, was carried.
The national conference of 5uperinten-
dents Of schools for the ueat Is IN session
at Colorado Springs. Prot. Alexander
Graham Bell Is present.
GOV BURKE, Of North Dakota has
issued proclamation declaring absolute
quarantine against Manitoba on account
OF smallpox in that province.
A MAD dog at Sorrento, H., bit num-
ber VI horses, pigs, cattle, and several
hogs, and the people OF that section are
nov alarmed over the probability of an
epidemic Of by dIopbobia.
NINETEEN Cinnamon arrived at Hall
fax, n b., Sunday, IN bond, having come
from China VIA the Pacific and across the
the continent. They are booked for
Havana, where they will work on planta-
lions.
ar the Indiana state spiritualists camp
meeting at Chesterfield, Dr. Westerhe,d
OF Anderson, was re- elected president OF
the association, Mrs. Colby Luther, Of
Crown Point, vice president, and Flora
HOnTdlng, Of Anderson, secretary.
Fur dealers have combined at Newark
n. j., witL pital OF 0,000 COO. The
combine will De known as the George q.
lreodwell company. 1t IS expected by the
promoters 10 nave considerable c0nho
over the Behring sea arbitration,
In is reported that Owens lake, lnyo
county. Cal, has been sold to an English
syndicate tor S3 600 600. The lake Is es-
tImated TO contain soda worth $40 Co.,
0UO, and the object OF the purchasers IS
the establishment q soda works.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
IN STRAWBERRY TIME
How to Preserve the Luscious B.rrx ..
Winter Use

NO" TO Preserve the Luscious Berry toy
Winter Use.
The season OF strawberries is non o,
its height and housekeepars should ~
reminded that there Is NJ better NJ
serve than one of Strawberries r..
serve makers in this country have NOT bas,
as successful with this fruit a. ~
foreigners. TIE imported German mrs.
serves seem to retain the f 4vor and \
most the frmness of the fresh herr
The secret of their process is said l.
consist in simpl care. They cook but ts,-
berries at once. Straw berries are not a.
acid fruit, therefore they do not re1nira
more than three. quarters of a pound ~
sugar to pound OF fruit They are vsyy
much better, however, preserved tbs1
canned,
The very best way of preserving straw.
berries Is in their own Juice. To siv
quarts of ripe, firm berries allow four and
half pounds Of sugar Put three pints
OF the berries IN porcelaIn-lined kettle
with three quarters Of pound Of sugar
Place them at the back of the stove, wners
they viii simmer and where they will an
no account get beyond blood-heat In An
hour the juice will have drawn out of them
/ Mash them with potato. masher and
strain all the Juice out of the berries
through fine stralner Add this juice
to the remainder of the sugar ana beat mn
the whites of two eggs with their egg
shells in the syrup. Let the syrup come
to the boiling point rather slowly and boiI
steadily for about FIVE minutes. rnap
strain it, putting a cloth inside Of the
colander and setting the cOlander on the
mouth Of an open jar
Return the syrup to the preserving ket.
tie which should have been first thorough.
ly washed Have the cans ready and set
in boiling water in tin pan. As soon
as the syrup boils, add few of the Der
rles Just enough to cover the top. When
these have cooked for five minutes out
them in one of the cans and put more Der.
ries in the syrup 10 cook. As soon as you
have a canful of berries, cover them with
syrup and fill another can. When ali the
berries are used there may still be some
syrup left. Can this by itself as it Is rich.
iy favored with toe strawberry and use il
Tor hlvoring desserts II the winter. II
you wish to make a strawberry cordial
add equal quantities of white cooking
brandy TO equal quantities Of this syrup.
1t is not strictly necessary to clarity and
strain the syrup for strawberry preserves.
though the preserves are much handsomer
if this be done. Strawberr preserves
should be kept in a cool, dirk rlace or
they will be liable to ferment in che heat
of tire summer The safest way is to
pack the jars in boxes of sand and set
them in as cool place as you have, re-
membering that dampness is as objection.
able as heat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
CRIME

The notorious Daltons robbed a bank
at Fl Reno, Okla. I.
a PHILADELPHIA speculator killed a
broker aud then committed suicide
GEORGE K. SIsTARE, New York
banker committed suicide by shooting IN
d room at the Manhattan club Wednesday
night.
Alice Mitchell, who murdered treda
Ward at Memphis, is declared insane
A YOUNG man named Parrot, Of Came
ron, Mo, saw his sweetheart, Miss Annie
Coder, walking with his rival. He shot
her to death, and with the same weapon
killed hip elf.
Mont OPERATOR GLASS, OF the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & 1t. Paul, at Williams
burg. la, was compelled, at the point Of
"a revolver, 10 hand over the contents OF
night Sunday. Nociue
THE lawyers of Col. II. Clay ]. ,Ag, who
Is under sentence Of death for the murder
Of d. II. POsten, nave discovered a new
scheme whlch they think will delay or pre- =
vent entirely the execution of their client
CHARLES VIM and Will Atwel, two
farm hands, quarTeled Friday near Evans
vile, Ind and in the fight which follow
ed both were SC badly injured that they
died. Atwei had his skull fractured and
VIM was injured about the spine
HARVEY MYERS, speaker of the Ken.
lucky Legislature, and a member of the
present Legislature, was on Friday accused
ia public meeting of the Covington, KY,
bC a-d Of alderman by Alderman John
Droege with having offered him (Droegel
81 coo to vote for certain street railroad
ordinance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06

Not With the liver Violent oholagogueH, Ike
csIome spd blue phi, administered in "heroic'
or excessive doses as they often are will not per
mAueutly restore The activity Of the great hepatic
organ, and are productive Of much mischief TO the
system generally, institute beautiful reform, 4
Inactivity Of the liver exists, witk Hostetters
stomach Rittrrs, which iHsures a regular dis
charge OF the secreuye function Of the liver, sna
promotes due sctlop Of the bowels without grir
ing or We kening them The discomfort ana ter
derne-s 10 The right side, nausea, fur upon tho
tongue, ysllowness Of shs skin and eyeeAls, sour
pass 81 tha hres Ii and sick heSIache. which Char
scieriRss chronic biliousnsSs, disappear Sno u
ge.tion-alwAys inj srfsred With ~ hlilousness-
resumes its former activity. The bttters shnlnt
Istrs mslsrisI Complaints rheumatism, kisnsy
troubae aRa La a promoter Of hes safRl rspoas-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06

in Versailles. So far dilIgent inquiry
fails to confirm the rumor.
Mr.. GLADSTONE health, despite the
fatieues incident upon the campaign
through which he has just passed, Is
good. He was waited upon at Hawarden
Yesterday by delegation Of 300
Liberals of Icsds, to whom he made a
speech
EUGENE Wolf, the newspaper CORES
pendent IN German east A.rica, telegrsphs
70 the Tageblatt that Dr. Sluhlman, the
second In commend Of Emin Pasha's ex-
petition, IS III at Bagamoyo end that he
ls lying at me point Of death.
The Cologne Gazette alleges that the
African natives who recently repulsed
Barron Won Bulow's forces in the Moshi
territory, near KIlima N jaro, had been
supplied with large number Of Snider
RIFLES and 10000 cartridges by the British
East Africa company.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
Lemon Dumplings.

Mix one halE pound of finely chopped
suet and bread crumbs, and the minced
yellow rind Of lemon; add the juice OF
the lemon, one-half pound sugar, a beaten
egg, and about a teacupful milk, or
enough to make a stiff paste. Diyida the
paste into half a dozen balls, roll up each
in a a 1ured cloth and boil or steam them
an hour Do not let them stop boiling or
they will be heavy. Eat with cream and
sugar, or with butter and sugar rubbed
together.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
DEMAND LIABILITIES.

Gold. silver and currency certificates and
treasury note, Of 1890, 1919 675 SOB; fund
for REDEEM 2tion Of unCurreut national
bank notes, outstanding checks and
drafts. discussing Criaers, balances
Of agency accounts, etc, S37 253
ISL; gold reserve. 500 $50 Og;
ret cash balance, SGT ESQ 2S6; aggregate,
$3.50. $40 27o Cash balance in treasury
jun So 1892 1926 692 ST. balauc July
81 s!27 $50 1885, Increase for month,
SS57.5l9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06

Sift three times, 2 teacupfus of rye
-four with u teaspoonful baking powder,
half teacupful wheat -four aud a tea
spoonful salt. Whip an eye and aid to
it tablespoonful sugar, IL cups sweet
milk and then the -four, beating it well
in. Bake at once in we'll CREASED g6m
pans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
THE osAGEINDTANs
Supposed to be the Most wealthy Com u-
nifty IN the Wsrld

MY N the W 9TiOs
The Osage Indians are said to be the
richest community in the world. They
are but 1900 in number, but they have
6 600 000 deposited to their credit In the
Treasury at Washington, on which they
draw 500 600 interest every three mon be
and they own / .470, 900 acres of the best
land in Oklahoma.
Twenty Eve years ago-or on June "
lS67-Alaska was ceded TO the United
States An manner Of criticism was
made Of Secretary Seward, who la1ore5dl
saFd TO effect its purchase He was t2id
that he was giving away 81 100000 q the
nations money for a lot ot iceoergs aud
fsE seals and walrnses But the wisdom
Of acquiring this new territory was lo93g2
demon Not only has alaska paia
for itself. but it promises to BE- one OF me
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could have been made. The seal fisheries
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real wealth Of Alaska il to be found.