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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

Mr.. Hawkes., who was arrested at
Naaston on q charge Of embezzlement.
aad his examination and was bound
oyer for trial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
AFTER HIN AGAIN
BUNDLE CONTAINING DYNAMITE
FOUND NEAR HIM.

l. ON the Train In Which CampoS and
His Son Are Travelling At logron-
do. Splin-Dynamite Is Ready For
Explosion Recent PuloS Incident
Recalled.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

Conductor Sousa has under way the
formation Of o concert band o. an
international character. lie Is arrang-
ing with a Berlin syndicate to perfect
the organization. and q representative
If the syndicate is now en- route from
Berlin to complete the details.
rommanderin-C Chief Adams is out OF
an danger again
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
UNITED PRESS SUED
ACTION IN TIE NEW YORK ST
PREME COURT
FOR A RECEIVER AND An &c.
COUNTING.

Charles A. Dana and Other
Directors Company Alleged 10 Have
R~corganizci in Illinois TO- Fraudu-
LIANT Purposes pgiginul Share Hold
trS Left out In the Cold.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
HAS A LINE


Chicago. Oct. p 1t is reported that
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
company has practically purchased rhc
Ashland branch Of the Northern Pacific
road to superior. SiXty-ivc miles.
With the Lake Shore 4 Western now
owned by the Northwestern that com
pany would have q through line to the
head of navigation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

Miss Alice Blight Of Philadelphia,
who won the cup presented by o. H.
T. Belmont for the ladies' handicap
golf Tournament so Newport is a grand
daughter 81 Richard s.. Grecnough,
the Boston sculptor, who now halls
from Rome, Italy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
NOTES or N|OTABLES.

Francis IT. Weeks Is much annoyed
because Costa itica won't permit him
10 return - New York and vindicatc
himself.
1t Is said Of Bmil Paur, the new
leader Of the Boston Symphony orches-
ira, that he Is not q handsome man
and his hair needs cutting, but that
he Is an unquestioned master Of his pro
fcsslon,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

aus gebt es in bas e6ulsimmer. 9a
iiben 20 Sungen, eifrig beim 2eien
unb &e6nen. Sic eri9einen Der 8ez
16~dfttgung f6on etmas enttpa9ien,
aber mas giinftise @elegenbeit an III
men beridumt bat, erfeben 1ie bur6 @i>
fer unb GleiB. 9a lab Elm itdmmiser
8uri6e BON 16 Sabren, er lit erft 7
Mouate in Der S6ule, aber er lteft
i9on etne fleine Sabel gang flieBenb
unb feblerfrei. Sci benz tbepretil9en
nnterri6t befolgt nlan ben @runbfaB,
ME 81 niele Stunben anf chamber
folgen gu laRen. Man s6tnt ibnen
na6 ieber Stunbe cine fleine @rboz
lung unb fiint ldngere pauien burd
4rbeit i'm Greien ober ioniige media
ntf9e 8ef6dftigung aug. 9u9 Muz
1T tpirb gepflegt utb bel benz geringen
VerfdnbniB, bas balbcibiliirte 86lfer
fir bic Sonfunit baben, 1T bas fi6er
fur ben 2ebrer cine Nufgabe, bic
Spfermutb erforbert. I'm 10 freubiz
ger purben mir iberraf6t, als Der
Chorus nit gutter Nusibra9e unb
Salt Die rWa6t am &bein" gum
Iortrag bra6te. Solange fogar In1e.
rifas nreinmobner Der 9euti9en
@6ub= unb Srublieb fingen, brau6t
@r5bif6of Srelanb ii9 feine 5ergen
UNI bas N~usfterben unierer Mutters
ipra6e bier 81 MAIDEN. Ser GURUS
auf ether fpl9en 59ule mdbrt BRET
ober finf Sabre, ldnser als fiinf
Sabre aablt bic &egierung ni6t. 8ez
fdbtgte S9iler i6reiten in bieier 3eit
biz au BEN Magemeinbegrifen Der
BbDiologie, @bemie, pbpiif unb Nlz
zebra bor. ginaelne lernen 2atein
unb 8u6balten, 10 baB biele bo1auf
befdbigt finb, babeim als 2ebrer gu
tpirfen. Mnbere .erbalten Mnteluns
gent auf Der Mgentllr als poliaiften,
Bureaui6reiber, 9olmeti6er &C. Sic
ale f9eerert auf Der @9ule ibr 9aar
furs. Mo@ por aebn Sabren eeb0rte
elm gemifer Mutb ba3u. Wurbe bod
Der gei6ore1e Snbiener in ieinem
@tamme berd9tli9 alS "squawman''
be5ei9net, muBte bod ELM ieber, Der
@timme i'm &atb baben polte, ntinbee
items einen Scalp poraeigen. Sic
Sitten finb milber getporben. Sic in
berartigen S6ulen @r5ogenen iinb
beitimmt, bic seitigen Tibrer ibrer
Stammesgenofen 5u merben, iie seis
gen als lebenbes 8eiiptel. pie mon
our6 GleiB unb Nrbeit feline 2ebemss
feIung berbefert unb tuent aud erft
in Menf9enaltertt fol6e treue Nrbeit,
pie bic ter Briber BON &enfeIaer,
6rii9te trdgt, 10 tperben fie aud bann
nod rei9li6 belobnt fem fir bic Miibe,
bic fie ben eint 10 ffol3en, iebt 10 be-
bauernsmertben 9erren biefes 2anbes
ange6eiben lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
Womlet ! @oulet !!


Gin @bampagner, Der ii6 INNER
mebr 6reunbe eruirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberrf9en wirb, 1T Der George
@DuIet.
gr bdlt bic ri9tige Mitte 3mif6eu
allen @igenidaften, bic man beim
@bampagner erpartet; 1T alio MIDI
gu fiiB unb ni9t berb; BON prideln:
benz, anregenbem @ef6mad unb be.
fommt, felbft in groBen Auantitdter
eenofen, ausgeaei6net.
Darum: Srinst @oulet unb nun
0pmlet.
&Onfe & @ablfab,
Ngenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
S. gssaninsbasss sAubseidaft
III 5it pertdufef Dber gegert @run6eigen,
tbuua in Nufin ein3utaufden.
s. g. sc. @ammeI
227 Ofs9ouftonfraBe,
81 tsnerfsaspertses seHau.est

0%@ @Stss~sstStss
bot elm fiir3Iin i'm areiir Sauer Der.
forbener tatbniif1er @eitli9er, ber
gr5priejter rWtume In proien, bitters
Iofen. Or berma9te fein groBes @ers
in6een Der Stabt Sauer, un6 in ber
Iettelt Gibung ber Sauer i9eu
Observation-Disclosures murbe
bef6IDFen, bic grbf6aft ar3ntreten.
G8 luurbeu porgefunben 4144.52 sc.
baar, 58g,800 SO. in Pfarbbriefen
unb GtodtSpapieren, 133,433 M. in
0ppotbefert au6 14I.81 SD. tn G1uIbs
f6einen. Sur Gefammtfnmnle tritt
nod Elm 8arfgutbaben. Ste an 8ers
iuanbte, Gemeinber unb fiir fir9Ii9e
3pede aas3uaablenben 9egate belau>
fen fl6I auf 62-65,0 600 Marf, auBers
BEN ln6 nod mebrere Sabresrenten
son ben s3}inien 81 3abten. Mit benz
Ref ; &apitaI, ba8 fi6 auf ni9t gait3
700, 900 Marf belaufer uirb, lit mad
BEN TeFamert inter Der Derpaltung
6es Magifrdt8 BON Sauer elm sSgnab
Mu9e 6tipenbiums 3l erri6ten. befs
fen 3iuier alS @tipenbieu fir Gnm=
uafi1ifeu, Msalfhtler, Mittelf9uIs
f@iler, iotute an Mebi3iner, pbilos
Iogeu, Slriteu, ME iiberbaupt fiir iebe
@arriere NIT bbbersr Bilbuug 3n 3abs
len fnb, obIe nrterfdieb beS @lams
beu8. Die tatboIif1e pfarrei profen
hr;uaf {6kxIi6 noncxt TX 0n0 m a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
@m. matthtes,

GIeif6er, 9ouftOmsS E e.
2iefert baS boraigli6fte &inbz, S6afs
unb S9meinefleii6. SpesiaIitd!:
Sunges &aIbfIeif d. Ollie Sors
ten bon Wurit.
Befelungen werben in irgenb einem
9beile Der Sta6t fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

sDr 9err 80. 6. on, Der
befannte photograph, bot an Der
Nlamo : StraBe, $50. 113, elm 1leues
Qtelier einseri9tet. 0err Saeobion
bat in feinem @tablifement ale Neuez
runsen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pboto>
graphic Der Neu3eit berbDrgebra9t,
angepanbt, unb bic @inri9tnng 1T
bo6eIegant unb itebt an 8olenbung
ii9er feimem Der prominentefte fen berarz
tigen 2otale 6fli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin Beiu6 biefes Muiter Nteliers 1T
iinferen 2efern aufs beralidfe ems
pfoblen.
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Gin GMuhaefh1ft

gu bertaufen. Wer S9ube brau6t,
bat iebt eine @elegenbeit. 8. Cunning
bans @ef9dft mirb b~erfauft. Muftion
IL ubr @0rmittags, 4 ubr Nadmits
tags unb s ubr Mbenbs, bis Naes bers
fauft 1T. 8. q, g.. m mel,
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..

Das 8urger ; @omite, bas bon
2luliu rod 6outDr eegangett mar,
bat In 8e3mg ailf ben 9ransport ber
@iili3 : @Ompagnien au benz uebungs.
lager In 4aitin folgenbe8 Mrrangemenl
er5ielt. Die 6ouffon & 9eraS Central.
balm uub bie ecynternational & @reoi
Northern 1ahn b~ef6r6ern ale Miii3.
GDutpasnieu ffei urb anf alien aube.
rem 2inien 1T / Gent pro Meile au be.
aQbIen.
- 5n @aeo tpurbe Der 21idbrige
Sim Jarrel BON benz &ellner @lini
Smitb erf9oRen, ben er NIT elmer
G@roifinte berfoIut i1nb bebrobt bate,
Bel @bappeI QiI erf9ob Jrant
@ine Ben Roger Snotu. Gile be-
bauptets In SeIbffpertbeibigung se.
5anbeIt 5u 5abeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
8eimhcn 9atmen

lie cine Muftiom ? @enn ni9t, 10 1T
ieBt bic bette @%elegenbeit. Stible fir
ale 9amen. 0erfdufe finhen fatt II
ubr Dormittass, 4 l1br Na6mittass
unb s l1br Mbenbs. Mart merle ft9
bic @brefe: 228 Ofs9outonfraBe.
$. g. q. @ammel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

GpoleD's Nesifter, No. % Nlamo
Plasa bat einen &uf fur guten alien
MbiSfep, bic beiten selnii9ten @es
trdnfe, feline Meine unb ausgeaei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb ftets frii6es Bier. Ser giaentbis
mer, Soc @oolep, neritebt ieiu &si6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
Sduhe amf 9lmftipm.

gertdufe finben ftatt3 Mfal tdsli6 BON
II bis IL 8ormittagS, 4 bis 5 nbr
Na6mittags unb 8 big 9 nbr Mbenbs
fat In Cunningham & Cos. S6ubs
gei9dft in Der Ofs6outonfraBe.
s.. 90. 81. g Ell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

pancoat & Sobn baben
elm iebr srobes Eager in @lotbins fir
Gribiabr unb 6ommsr. Die Mnaiige
fur $40, $12 unb $15 iinb NUMBER
i96n unb iiben famos. Spre6t bor
unb iiberaeugt @u4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

0snabeieentbnms liebertrasunseu.
Deuptr g g. ". Enrichment So.
an q. %. 6artung, 5 @runbfhide auf
Goutb 6eigbt8 1915.
Gas. Mnguf Slider on Sermanit
WinfeImdmtt. GrnnbIfhd in Surrey
81. preis noilinell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
SeSer braudbt gd1mhe !

Werbeu benz Meiitbietenbett, einerIei
mas iie foten, auf Der Muttion in 22S
OF > 0oufton : StraBe 3ugefprp6en.
8. g. 81. g ammeI.
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6 8 { d 8.
MuerIet.

4 &SUGGkGts
= Grar Sobamaa 6eiligmani1 bat
cine gbef6eibungstlage gege11 ibrer
Watteit 2ouiS 6eilignlai1rt eingerei1t.
Sic giebt OF, baB ibr @atte ite piebers
bolt. brutal rnibbanbeIt babe urb baB
&c i@tfiribren 9ebenss 11nterbalt unb
ben ibfer beiben &inber Jorge.
Dem arrangements @pmite fir
bic Staatss 2ebrersG Contention un1erert
beftea 9anf fir bic ueberfenbung BON
Ginlabumgen 3a benz CONCERT i'm Operrz
bats uub benz @mpfang in Der Surz
Merbalel
- Mus gurefa Springs, Mrtanias,
tomnst bic Na9ri9t, baB baielbft Grau
gbuarb s. 0of1ein5 bpt San Mntonin
g~efiorben fei, mel9e ibrer @efunbbeit
iuegell pnr einiget Wp1en bprtbin ges
reift mar. Die 2ei9e pirb nod Sat
Mntonio gebra1t tperben.
BERN 8. 6. Dignotpitp bat Elm
tleiner ebeli9er 3miif, in beKer @ers
Iauf erseinen S9uB abfeuerte-pb auf
feline Trau. auf feinen Sdmager ober
auf feinen S6utegerbater, fonnte ni9t
gellau fefgeftelt merhen, ba Miemanb
~getroffen tuorben mar = bas rmnbe
6tu1M6en bon 5000 gefoftet, bic ct
BEN &efer6er tueger r&ubeff6rung unb
mnorbentli9en 8enebmens" 5u sablen
bate.
Ser BON ieiner 6rau getrennt
Iebenbe Gnrn1er %. 8. Morton BON
Ntaseofa gountH entriB berielben, aIs
Ct He Dor eit1ert Store in Der 6ibs
6ioresHraBe NIT ibrem 2idbrigen &imbe
er6lidtey baS &in6 nt1b fu9te 3a ents
fiebei1, tuurbe aber mad eifriger Ser
folguHg etngebolt. ST tpmrbe inter
Bdrgf9aft geffellt unb bann pieber
fyeigelafen.
6ente @ormittag itattete nns
6err gbr. Sei9 aus Oresben, Der
Dertreter Der vDresbener Na9ridten1
auf ber gbicagoer @eltausftellung,
einen Neju9 tt unlerer Office ab.
0err SIR. 9ei6 1T Der 8ruber bes
BERN Gratt Sei1 bon bier, bes be-
tanutet @ilbbauers unb Marntors unb
0rnnit Sn6nitrielen. Beibe 8riiber
tatten f6 felt Is Sabren nidt mebr
eeleben. Gerr gbr. Sei9 LIT ent3iidt
DON Der gbicagoer Meltausfteuurg
uub aud unfer Sun Mntonio bat auf
ibn, ME er erfldrt, eitten iberaus giins
itigen giubruf geutadt.
Ux -ex~n
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= Sm Sale Sbr 9emDen, unterz
5eug ober 9oilette Nrtifel au faufen
miini9t, tpre6t bel Bancoaft &
g n Dor, ebe Sbr anberspo fault.
Sbr @in<S oQarsS emb, bic Is Gents
Striimpfe mnb bas llnteraeug gu so
Gents fnb bic a~lerbeiten I'M Marfte
unb f5ruen nirgen6mo ibertrofen
tperben.
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1000 Waar sdbube

iperben auf Muftioa bertauft, beute IL
nbr 8ormittass, A nbr Na6mittag8
unb 8 llbr Mbenbs.
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steher betHAe bic atmftipm
IL gunuiusbams S@ubsef9dft, 228
DRsooufohhrdBe.
s.. g. 81. @ammeI.
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Cine CUTE beutf9e ab6in, itm flr
cine tIeiIe TamiIie at fo6en. 0a@>
snfraoea tn 431 Sing WiliamftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

Spco's 0tIen perurfadeu ieinen etubIsaus,
e4mersen ooer Srimmen. fonbern tpirfen prompt,
Ieidt uno oortbeilbaft. 25e.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13

and carriage drives on persons suffering
from the ailment in question, and he
accordingly subjected some patients to
treatment by vibration, placing them
for this purpose in an arm chair to
which were impaired rapid oscillatory
movements by means of special
mechanism set in motion by electricity.
Amelioration is generally felt after the
fifth or sixth stting--the painful phe-
Inomena are chiefly influenced, the shak-
ing becomes less, the stiffness seems to
disappear, and the patients walk better
and sleep quietly and we'll. De la
Iourette, assuming such good results to
be due to the diffusion of the vibrations
over the whole Uranium to the brain,
constructed a helmet, the sheets of
which exactly encased the head of the
subject, and which was surmounted by
a plate having upon it small motor;
insomnia, not due to organic brain dis
ease, mgraine and neurasthenia were
greatly benefited by this application,
and lts good effect, as 4 powerful soda
tive, to the nervous system has also
been proved
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
PACIFIC COAST NOTES.

a LARGE deposit of gypsum has been
discovered at Coalinga, Fresno County,
Cal, and an analysis by Prof. Iilgard
shows it equal TO the best. Extensive
| preparations are made for opening it.
THE Elk City mines are declared to
constitute the greatest gold placer camp
III the United States, embracing l4O
square miles, which is nearly all the
watershed of the upper South Fork of
the Clearwater River.
F., AT Stockton, Cal, a 12-year-old lad
named Gibbons was drawing 4 spear
from piece of driftwood whena young
rattlesnake which had been floating on
the timber, but which had until now es-
capped notice, darted out, coiled about
! his leg, and drew back his head to strike.
The lad cried out with fear, when q
! companion struck at the snake with a
spear and pinned it to the ground,
where it was quickly dispatched. The
bons completely.
TUE Northern Pacific Railway Com
| pany will build the line projected in
British Columbia by the Burrow Inlet
& Fraser River Railway Company.
FRANK ID. WELLS, from the Harqua
Ha!a mines, in Yuma County, Ari., re-
| ltilS lilstl lllc poiEtIlId illllltS tlcallttl
up Sl5O,ONO as the result of the last
months run. This is said to be the
largest chunck of gold ever run into
one bar.
RECENTLY Mrs. Carter proceeded to
Round Valley, Cal, from the UIiah
reservation on horseback While
rounding Il hill on the return the weight
of the horse precipitated landslide.
| Mrs. Carter and her horse were buried
in the shifting debris and apparently
, instantly sutlocated.
THE Rogue River Courier mentions y
nugget of gold brought III by Brodic
Custer from his placer mine. 1t was
about the size of your hand and
weighed at the bank 2lI ounces, which
multiplied by seventeen amounted to
| $500. 80 1t was found lying on the bed
rock where the soil had been washed
| away in commissioning this winter,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
Sacred Books Galore.

The religious element will not be neg
lected at the Worlds Fair. In the eX-
hibit of the American Bible Society Will
be a copy of the original King James
edition ofthe Bible, which was published
in 1911. There will also be displayed
a fac simile of the first page of the first
Bible ever printed, the famous Mazarin
Bible of 1850, and Il copy of the Biblia
Pauperum, representing the style of
printing from wooden blocks before the
invention of movable type. The En-
glish Hexapla, showing the six early
versions of the Scriptures at 4 single
opening, together with the Greek text,
will also be exhibited. To demonstrate
the great advancement i'll the publication
of the Bible in other tongues, Rev +. W.
Gilman, who has charge of the foreign
department of the society's business,
has selected Il large number of works
that are printed by the society III nearly
all of the SEQ languages IN which the
Scriptures have been'published. Per
haps the unique feature OF the Bible So
cietv'S part in the exposition will be 4
free distribution Of the New Testament,
and To meet the probable demand $50
coo copies of the tive-cent edition have
already been printed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
\ Man of the World.

Chauncey Depew remarks: when
| attend dinner of my German fellow
citizens / am Il German. When | sit
down to banquet of the sons of New
England | am a dcscendent of the Pill
grim fathers. | am also an Irlshman at
Irish dinners, Frenchman at French
dinners, etc. | have, on 4 pinch,
changed my nationality three times in
side of twcntyfour hours and never
suffered anything worse than little in
digestion for it | expect to attend the
opening of the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
II l should be called upon to speak l
presume | shall have no difficulty in
demonstrating that / am a direct de-
Scendant of CHRISTOPHER ColumbuS.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13

A horse which had been hauling its
owner around on Jan improvised sleigh
lately to his great establishment was
treated to a jolly coast down hill, says
the Brandon Banner The outfit had
reached the top of a long hill out near
Woodstock and as there was no shafts
to the sled it ran up against the horse
heels. He reared up and, slipping, fell
over backward on the sled. The driver
saw him coming and got out of the way.
The stakes at the side Of the sled held
the horse on and away he went shoot
ing down the hill, till finally the sled
brought up on a railway track. The
stakes were removed and the horse
walked out uniniured. He was turned
about and hauled the sled and his mas
ter up the hill, which suited him better
than the riding down on his back. The
sight of the horse going down the in
cline, with his legs waving in the air,
WAS very funny
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
An observant Feline.

\ member of the Ioologiical Society
SAYS: Il once had 4 cat when AVN VI !
sat up to the dinner ta9ie w,,n l 'n nHa ' II.
had his napkin round his meek !, anu ','S
nlate and some fish. lie USED i'.s l,iI"
Of course, but he was very ~, -, ', Ia.
~ hnbnved With extraordinary &c
anu anu, n'i'' When he had finished his fish
70 ! sometimes ,,,, cave him 4 piece OF nine NINE,
$50 ! so', Nv he VAS not to be found when
1 ,hn 'd; mn rang, SO We began WITH.
l ,,t Inn Just as the plates were pun
"u, mss came rushing upstairs ;'ao
aau,'s',' INTO his chair, with two nice n
f ~ ,nSnth Before he could be stopped
n, ' ir"nnca \ mouse on his own plat,
nc a NV one on mine He had divided
ana an: i N.Y. r with me. as had often dl-
v ,.'l mine with him. = ho''9"@ AZ
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
Unjust Taxation

It is unjust to tax the stomach with burthens
that it cannot bear. Many silly people thus
tyrannizc that faithful servitor until 1t rebels
and Furnishes them as they deserve Dyspepsia
is usually the child OF gastronomc folly, bu'
whether this or the natural associate of inherent
feebleness from childhood, it is surely and pleas
entity rcmediable with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters the finest and most highly sanctioned gas
trio tonic in existence. AS a result OF the tone
Unmarried to the stomach, and the Increased &C
tivity of the dige, tive and assimilative action,
insured nv the persistent use of this benign in
viporant general stamina is augmented. the
nerves strengthened and tranquillzed, and
tendency to insomnia and hypochondriasis de-
feated. Biliousness, chills and fever, rheuna-
tism and kidney troubles arc conquered by this
admirable medicine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13

The deaths of Thomas Jefferson and
John Adams formed 4 remarkable CO.
incidence. They died on the Fourth OF
July, 1926, almost at the same hour.
They were both members of the com
mittee that framed the Declaration of
Independence, both signed it, both had
been American ministers 1T European
courts. both had been Vice Presidents
and Presidents OF the United States,
aud both had lived to a great age.
Adams died at Quincy at the age OF al
most 81 wears; Jefferson died at Month
cello, Va. at the age OF almost 81 years.
They died exactly fifty years almost to
an Eourl after they had cast their votes
in favor of the Declaration Of indie
pendence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
,,focss Can't BE Cured

,orplications. as they cannot reach the
~ " portion OF the ear; There is only one
\ S,m"sdies. Deafness is caused by an in.
] "ndition of the mucous lining OF the
I L Wn Tube. When this tube gets in
bp r'n have q rumhling sound or inner.
h !!t;ne. and when it is entirely closed
'is The result, and unless tho infianma-
"ho taken out and this tube restored To
~ II condition hearing will be DESTROYED
rro cases out of ten are caused by ca
/ hrh is nothing but an inflamed condi-
,be mucous surfaces.
n giyo ono Hundred Dollars for anv
/ ,,'nsafnoss lcaused by catarrh) that wa
/ rnre by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
!, CIRCULARS, FREQ.
u '"IF +. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
~. nrnsHsts, T5c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
POSITIVE PROOF.
a Strong Claim to Make, and II Claim to
Make Strong.

a Strong Claim to Make, and II Claim to
Make Strong.
The marked benefit which people in
run down or weakened state of health
derive from Hoods Sarsaparilla, con-
clusively proves the claim that this
medicine "makes the weak strong.' 1t
does not act like q stimulant, lmpartlng
fictitious strength from which there
must follow reaction of greater weak
ness than before, but possessing Just
those elements which the system needs
and readily seizes, Hoods Sarsaparilla
builds up in perfectly natural way, all
the weakened parts, and acts upon the
blood as purifier and vitalizer, and as
sists to healthy action those important
organs, the kidneys and liver.
Il can hardly estimate the benefit re-
ceived from using Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Last summer l was prostrated for nearly
three months, from poor circulation OF
blood as l thought, although my physi-
clan treated me for nervous trouble.
This spring the same symptoms re-
turned, and | concluded to be my own
physician, and began using Hood S
Sarsaparilla. | have not lost one day
from my work, and feel like a different
person since using it.
"Mv daughter, age nine years, has al
WAYS complained of her stomach hurt
ING her, aud she has had treatment for
that ailment, by my physician, without
benefit. Since using Hoods Sarsaparilla
/ have heard not one complaint from
her, and her appearance surely indl-
Gates a decided change for the better.
Consequently, from personal and family
use, | cannot say too much in praise OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla.' r. j. RILEY,
Business Manager Gazette, st. Clairs-
Vile Ohio