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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

|hsh last year, writes
that she hopes Mrs.
|plnkham will continue
| 10 nse her name, as the
publication in newspa-
|pers Of the account of
|her own wonderful cure
land relief from years of
misery has been the
| means Of influencing
|nauy suffering women
try lydia L. Pink
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

n producing an absolute cure Tor all DIS
eases Of women. Lydia b. Pinkhdm's
Vegetable Compound stands to-day as it
lid then, pre-eminent.
Mrs. H. Wampler, of Barabo, Wis,
whose letter we were permitted to pub
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

Congressman ]. P. Dolllyer welded
Miss Louisa Pearsons of Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05
The Greatest Medical Discovery
Of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF RoyHuHY. MASS.


Has discovered In one Of our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
t1nd Of Humor, from the worst Scrof.,la
Ebxn to common Pimple
He has tried it In over eleven hundred
.ases and never failed except in two cases
both thunder humor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
It's value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston Send postal card for book.
4 benefit IS always experienced from
pc first bottle, and perfect cure Is war.
|antsd when the right quantity IS taken.
When the lungs are affected 1t causes
Footing pains, like needles passing
nfough them; the same with the Liver or
paRels. This IS caused by the ducts being
popped, and always disappears In week
flsr taxing it. Read the label.
lfths stomach Is foul or bilious II win
asse squeamish feelings at first.
10 change Of Giel ever necessary. Eat
oest You can get, and enough of it.
Ios, one tablespoonful In water at bed.
ene, Sold by all Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

w lille women DO
all in their power to
hide their condition,
the practised eye
soon detects the
trouble.
When pains and
aches are felt in
every part of the
body, when faint
Iness, dizziness, and
that bearing-down
feeling prevail,
when loss of sleep
and appetite are re-
ducing flesh daily,
when the society of
friends is irksome,
and the hopeless
/" blues = predomi-
nate, then the face
is pinched, haggard,
and carewoin, and
prompt relief is nee
essary, or a beauti-
full life will be sacri-
feed.
An American wo-
man, Lydia E.
Pinkham, a student
of women and their
diseases, twenty
years ago succeeded
= = =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

hams Vegetable Compound, and become
well ike herself. Mrs. Wampler feels,
and rightly, too, that in this way she is
dong great good.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-05

Francis Peyre Dorchester, an emf
nent physician and botanist, died at
Charleston, s. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-28
wr. gand,t,n.s s,oa~ oa.rrv.

Washington City. IAN =z.-Speciai-S.
p Randolph. OF Seattle. has been In
Washington City endeayoring 20 secure
from the lighthouse board of the treas
ury department rcaInquIshnent of a GER
tain portion or the reservation or Sucia
island, upon which he has located stone
quarry. THIS the lighthouse board de-
ciifrAd 10 do. stating that the reservation
Of Saca island for lighthouse purposes
was made with a yiew 90 probable future
nes.tls OF commerce. which cannot at pres
ent De determined While it Is quite pos
sfnle that the entire amount of the reser-
walton viii not be needed, the beard does
not feel itself competent al the present
tine TO say just what porttan might be az
some future tine relsnquished. Further
IfDre. the secretary ef the treasury has
already granted permission TO the navy
department 10 work the stone quarries on
this reservation. so that Mr. Randolph ;
request could not be considered in any
event at this time.
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Hgtuefsl on Railroad Grants.

Washington City. Jan. 27.-The public
land committee OF the house has reported
favorab'y. with amendments. the Hart
man resolution, requesting the secretary
Of the interior to suspend all action look
ing TO the approval of railroad selections
Of public lands. under the provisions Of
the rules Of the department OF July last,
until congress dIsposas Of the bin pro-
yicing fer the examination and cIasssfica-
ton OF mineral lands in Montana and
Idaho, situated In the Northern Pacific
grant. Nine members OF the committee
have signed nino1ty report The mi
norfty opposes the resolution, in view
Of co.nnlurseasions from the interior de-
partzSent which show among other
things. that the decision OF the question
OF the mineral or non-mlneraI character
of the land is not left to the agents Of
the railroad companies. anSi the chances
of making mistakes III that rexart; are
iesseBed. There have been granted TO
the different railroad companies anproxi-
natesy is. 90 acres. and OF this there
have been patented about 5aea,an acres.
leavtng Ss.Noso acee@ TO be adjusted
The minority recommends that trls. s.ere-
taFs SA We FistSFsoE re requested To IN
form the house by land dissr7cts how
much land has been patented 10 land
grant companies since May - 1895. and
ths examination made 70 determine us
character also that he suspend action
ON tho selections cf these companies rn.w
patemting until the expiration Of This
congress. unless legislation proviAnS for
the classification of the mineral lands
within the limits o. the grants ia the
companies ts enacted previous 10 adj
fnElrnrl1enf.
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Aro,h.r .aw.s,an .~siusion.

Washington City, Jan. 27.-The house
committee on foreign affairs has voted
TO report to the house substitute for
the resolution On the Hawaiian rebellion
introduced by Storer OF Ohio. The sub
stituta is as follows: Resolved. That
the president be requested to transmit
to the house of representatives, If not
incompatible with the public interests.
ali correspondence. documents or other
Information in possession OF She govern
ment In regard TO arms having been fur
nished~by British subjects to persons In
rebellion against the government of the
Hawaiian islands, or In regard 10 any In
tersention by representatives of Great
Britain to prevent the application of mar
tial hw. as proclaimed BY said govern
merit, to these concerned in said. rebel
hon who claim 10 be British Subjects
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-28

New Orleans. Jan. 27.~Tbe Italian
Malta has again begun operations II, this
city. The murder OF Tony c;iieesi. az
Chicago. In. the Italian quarter wednes-
day was followed yesterday by G. letter
from the Malta 10 one Of shc weauhiast
Italians in the city. demanding se,Ads on
pain OF assassination. t.hisen was usur-
derei to wipe out a dset which he had
against two members o. the association
One Of them had Just serged n -erin in
the penitsntiary- The uur6srr :ied 10
Thibodeaux, about seysn.y piiieg from
the city. and have. SO Ear el1dcd capture.
The letter demanding money was adj
dressed 10 A. Monteloae. a large shoes
manufacturer and one of fne weaItni Ast
Italians in the city. rfe letter ssfu.aT.sf-
ed that be 60 to DonaiasonviIie, In the
same section OF the state rs Thibodeaux,
aud place 900 behind certain tree In
the woods. which would be iasiratei.
The letter threatened assassination IN
ease the police were notified. aforseions
was very much frightened. lat finally
decided 10 place the matter in the hands
OF the police and appeal for pr1tscxinn.
The police and better class OF Italians
think the Malta. which has been silent
since the iynchtng. has agaia sprung
into existence.
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eonaed Warehouse K4.ner..

Washington City, Jan. 27.-Special.-T
having come to the notice or the treasury
department that employees OF certain
bonded warehouses in the Port Townsend
customs district were acting in the ca
pae'sy OF storekeepers for such premises.
which is contrary 10 the statutes, a let
ter has been written to The collector of the
district, calling upon him TO discontinue
this practice at once, and hereafter regu-
lar inspectors viii have to be employed.
1t is stated at the treasury department
that It will not be necessary for the ware
house owners TO pay such inspectors full
salary for their services, but that they
may be paid by the hour for the time
actually employed.
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rnr Sev s.,erv,.ina Arcn,.ert.

Washington City. Jan. 27-Secretarv
Carlisle has nearly completed the reor-
ganization of the Office OF supervising
architect OF fae treasury. and. 1, is
understood. will soon select successor
TO Mr. o'Roarke. The indications are
now that none Of the applicants for the
place Will receive the appointment, md
thar Mr.. Carlisle VIII probably tender the
position 70 John Carrere. OF the firm OF
Carrere 4 Hastings. III broadway, rew
York. I; is not known whether Mr.. Car
Tere would accept the appointment. bur
It Is thought he can have it II De SO de-
sires
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Washington City, Jan. 27.-Special-The he
joint resolution regarding Everett harbor.
which has already passed both houses.
Is asked for by those most interested in
the development of that town, and car
ries with 1t no appropriation 1t merely
provides for the expenditure of the cp-
preparation of $4,000 made in the last
river and harbor bill for the dredging
out of the harbor at that place, in an
other way. Under the taxms OF the ap-
preparation 1t could be used only for
dredging, while the Everett Land COM
pany believed it to be more desirable to
construct fresh water harbor in accord
ance with tsae project submitted by Cap
tain Thomas w. Syrnons corps of engi-
neers. u. s. a, July g. 1894. and pub
lished in dispatches to the Post-Inteili-
gencer at that time.
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Postmaster Glover. rrous,...

Washington City, Jan. T.-Spectal.-Rep-
resentative DooiItsie has introduced a bill
for the relief or a. p. Glover who was
postmaster at olympia during the first
Cleveland administration. Mr. Clover
paid ont or his own pocket for rent, fuel,
light ard clerk hire during his term OF
Office the sum of s5.sss, for which he has
never been reimbursed by the govern
ment. Vouchers sent by him TO the post
Office department. have not been allowed
because at that time there was no au-
thority under the aw for any allowances
for such purposes at The Olympia Office.
The claim seems 20 be. however. wholly
a just one and every effort VIII be made
to set congress 10 reimburse sfr. Glover
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taken away fruzzs h4ss by a mob IN a
sxSoon wasrA the cfticerS esteTes this at
Sez'nsan- brown had been drinking dur
Ing the day AMI was sbsssave
The members Of tie Seventh regiment.
stationed in New York. are calculating
on receiving orders az 10 o'csock toner
Tow 70 return haIae- They base this an
ue@patian on the fact thai ratsons for
ous two mere meals were Sissasseress To-
asy- Quite = number az windows were
oreken along Myrtle sve-sse syfthssss any
arrests being made. oda Fellows han.
the headquarters of Tire strikers as Rssisys-
woes. was throrsei All day. Asit the e<-st
cs order was maintained. Master WORK.
man Nurphy said that his men aeaievs.a
N kesTsng the sabbath This morning
Tor the first tine In swo weeks cars ware
f's'ailxs on the Richmond Hsil and f.sllh-
eran cersesery lines Of the Rraoklvr,
HeSga<s railroad company and the
cypress Hill cemetery branch or The
bergens Queens County & Suburban raAl-
way system The Hopkins and i4srlrsser
street Aeeker and Metropolitan avenues
Were also supplied wath car seTvce.
The Central LABOR Onion os Rrookiyn
held meeting this afternoon. Resalxl-
tons OF sympathy for sns strikers were
aAsopsed and II WAS resolved 10 eoy.ssss
TIE lines OF the tnree companies affected
ny the strike About ssoe was objected
in a.d OF the strikers.
Thomas J. Mcclure and H. B Martin.
OF the general executive board. X. of l..
were interviewed hy a reporter OF che
associated Press. and said their visit
10 Brooklyn had nothing TO do with the
strike. Master Workman Connegly wall
wait on the presidents OF the three rail-
roads tornofrow.s sasd MCGUIRE .-arsxi
siliorm them that the men who are locked
or are ready % 20 TO work immediately.
THIS viii. OF course. be ca the condition
thai the usea running trippers are To re-
ee1ve N-5a a day ard are 10 work only
ten hours a day out OF twelve conseca-
tive hours The best legal opinion has
been obtained and we are, advised that
the effect of this action viii be to make
Judge Gaynsr's decision mandatory. Pres
isients Lewis. Norton and wyvker can no
longer give any excuse for nat running
their cars on stated time. Proceedings
Will also be instituted tomorrow against
the officers OF the companies for working
the men more than ten hours a day. They
are liable to a fine of 500 and a term Of
imprisonment for every such offensss
Prosecutions are also pending by citizens
against the companies for not fulfilling
tbs promise of their charters some
prominent citizens left Tor Albany this
evening and VIII put the matter in the
hands Of the attorney general"
Philadelphia. Jan. 27.--Secresary Hayes,
Of the X. OF L., said tonight that he had
no knowledge OF the arrival here of Com
mtteemen Best and Giblin. OF the strik-
ers' executive committee. who were said
to have come to meet Master Workman
Sovereign to induce him to can out all
the knights of Labor In Brooklyn. He
said that Mr.. Sovereign IL now In Des
.Moines. Ia. and he does not know when
he will return East
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SOCIALISTS READY ros EIsor.
They Will Jnmp ON Him In the Cham%
her or Deputies To-day.

paris. Jan. z7.-The name OF neithap
Gen. lamont nor Admiral Bcsnarts appears
In the list Of cabinet officers publishes. In
the Journal Official. The ministry of
war will be occupied al interim by Prime
Minister RilDos. and the umuistry OF ma
rine ad interim by NJ. Trarieux. who also
holds the portfolio OF Justice. This makes
the new cabshet as follows: Prime rnzr-
lister. minister OF finance and al inteffm
minister ~ war. NJ, Rfbos. minister -
justice ard 81 Interim minister OF ma
r'tne. NJ. a'raf4eux; minister OF foreign
affairs. N. Hanotaux: minister OF the
interior, ". Ieyques. minister Of publi0
instruction and worship. NJ pesnrafes
minister Of public works. NJ. Dupay- -Du
Temps. minister of commerce. NJ. AndrU
I.etsn. minister OF agriculture. M. Ca
deau: minister OF colo1ies. NJ. chaistemps.
The newspapers express surprise at the
composition OF fhn cabinet, but their
comments are not hostile. President
Faurs this morning received Glen. Ja4
mort. The ministry held It's first ccrfer-
enee at the residence OF NJ Rfbot. and
decided in prssnrspie TO support an arn-
nesty bill. In the evening the cabinet
met az The palace OF the Elysee. wssem
President Faure impaired to the nsinis-
fers bis message. which wall be read By
NJ Ribot In the chamber Of deputies ana
by n. Trarieux In the senate tomorrow.
Prime Minister Rs1ot has dectfesi no1
10 make q formal rssansxtertaI statement.
but viii Indicate his policy IN his governs
rseni. Notice has been given of~,nsef.
peiiations. three OF which come from ao-
cialisfs. and are armed especially at NJ
Esfsof.
Cardinal Richard. archbishop OF Paris.
tesay ceAeorateli rfass Ia the church q
Notre Dame. and pnbisc prayers VERY
said on the occasion ~ tbs end of the
crisis. There was a large congregations
present. srscIsHiing many senators an1
members Of the chamber of deputies.
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TALKS vAiisNTLy OF my ARMy'
Celebration of the Emperor's Birth-
day General in Germany.
Freaidens Faure's Miaissry Ready tsv
the Battle With she Socialists weak
Men From Top 80 Ratsom-- Continuea
Persecution Of the ArmsnsAns hy
Turkey.

Berlin, Jan. s7.-Toiay is the sstn
anniversary OF the birth Of Emperor
William. His majesty addressed yhe,
following TO "ny army
For the twenty fifth time the me.
mortal day comes around cf the great
war which was forced upon the Father
land and Which, after a path Of victory
without parallel brought to Il glorious
ending, fulfilled Ge-many's. longings,
and as the noh.est recouspense fer her
sacritiees created an unspaalzahie tours
dalion for her greatness and welfare
in the federation OF her prince and peo-
pie. With touched heart l g,orify the
mercy of the Almighty that lie blessed
our arms in such measure OF full syna-
pathy. | think OF those who. in tho
sacrifciat strife for Gernsany's honor
aud Independence. ieyfulfy yielded their
lives and | express renewed thanks
to all those who ssp-onerased In attain
this end. but especially tessdar my
thanks 10 my army. whseh. together
with the tronsls of my islustriosss aEles.
strove 10 excel in hereto deeds If
bravery il inextinguishabie. tca glean
OF its deeds on the pages of history is
unfading. and around its eclarS ID
fwined wreath OF glory. Tpon II.
before all. the duty falls nf preserving
the memory OF that tinie among tfa
generations enjoying the fruits OF sta
victories. To this end / ofsfain in
order to graVt my troops a visible sym-
hoi of their proud memories. that from
July Is to May TO- 1895. wherever the
cosors and standards to which my
grandfather. the great emperor ana
king. granted distinction for participa,.
ton In this war are displayed, they
shall be decorated with oak leaves. and
that the first guns OF those batteries
which fought In the contest shall ba
.wreathed with similar leaves May my
army remain ever mindful that only
fear OF God. fidelity and s,betiiencc can
render IL capable OF deeds such as tifos8
that made It's own and the Fafhersand's
greatness
"A special edition of the Official ReiclSs
sanzeiger today contains an imperial
order to the civilians and officials IN
Berlin. In which. I'm connection WITH
his birthday anniversary. the emperor
orders the decoration 81 the city as a
token OF gratitude 10 the memory of
the glorious past OF the Fatherian<1.
In pursuance Of this scheme marble
figures Of the Princes OF Bran<lef,-
burg and Prussia UP TO William r., ana
near them statues OF men OF special
mark In their times. whether soldiers.
statesmen. or ordinary citizens. are to
be erected in the Siegcs- ALE In the
Thiersarten. the cost thereof being de-
fraScd by the empei'1r's private purse.
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Washington City. Jan. '.-Speclal. The
SgeSsisa and Norwegian c3llxens og IA
coma are seeking - have v3ce cdgsali
CT their government appointed Il; .ssat czsy.
Ana haxe pefisi0nesl "a tire legation here
TO that efT@s. Il Is stated that there are
row ressient IN fsse city of Tacoma Abesis
aas Sves3es ard Nevwegtans. al CT R4sxn
have more or less business With the OH
countries IN tbs Ray of sensstng hoeae
powers ef attorney zsas oESseS 5ocu merits
in wh!s,h Il Is necessary 90 save a cors.u-
lar seal ana signature. In order 20 get
sssS at present they either have 20 Eo 10
SEATTLE or send Some ore there fsF thas
purpose ~ considerable expense, ~t1sessza
faese petitioners deem 80 he unDecessary.
A. shsy e8a see no good reason WY ;fssre
should ssf also ~ a eerssuiats 81 TacSnaa
as vess as ane a, Seattle an1 81 Port
Toanssa3. A. ~ present. especially since
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Port rawn.ena custom Hou.e Grounds.

Washington City. Jan. H.-Special-The
contract for the approaches TO the Gus
tom house at Port Townsend was let 10
the lowest bidder OF all those published
in the Post-Inteiligencer dispatches.
Schauz & Ferron, OF Port Townsend, who
have agreed to complete the work within
10 days. Their It'd rss q. .2Q7. but In the
awarding of the contract some changes
In the specifications were made that
brought the total contract price up TO
S,7l9. OF this amount si,0sl is to be paid
for the use of artificial stone in lieu of
brick for the Sidewalk on Washington
street. and for the driveway entrances on
Harrison and Van Buren, streets; ard
for the use Of vitrihed brick In lieu of
nlaeadam for the main driveway another
$f31 will be paid.
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Washington CITY. Jan. s7.-The amend
rnsns TO the bfli TO remove the sugar
aiffsxengSal which Meyer OF Louisiana
Wal offer provides thar the duty ON raw
sugar imported shall be 70 per cent. al
valoreri, Instead Of % per cent; This
wcnhs give al sa.tsczssl revenue Of s. ssa. =
es ~ statssesa. tge says, and eorupssn-
safe American growers for the reno, 6 /
az the fitEerenil4l. Price of Louisiana
coutsnpsaees Offering ea amendment TO
the sugar btu by which she bounty for
the carrea1 year vii he paid.
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Starvation in w,sconsiu.

Grantsburg, Wis, Jan g7.-Reports from
the town OF Rusk today confirm the
news OF terrible suffering and starvation
in That town. One-fifth Of the people are
without proper food. and large number
OF them have not a pound OF -four. All
local aid is exhausted. as well as he
town funds. Governor Upham has been
appealed to,~ Most of these people are
new settlers with large families Fires
destroyed the crops and drought destroyed
vegetables and grain.
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cs.s,aa.a res..ea.ien or .rmsn,.as.

London. Jan. IA dispatch to IN
Speaker frosn cohAantInople says the
work Of perseeu1iag fhe ArfaenIans In Ar.
nssnta aHd Asia NIaar II proceeding -
vigorously AZ before. adding: The Turks
fsh newspapers are evsdentiy under or.
dsss 10 keep Down rhe excitement. and 1s
II extremely aifEicast 70 get Information IL
the interior. II f7se present crisis - pre-
Ieuged II - probable that there VIII. -
trossbss 10 MaeeEonia IA she sp-sng ana
IL Il f. serious lsniwBrss. Greece anA
sswyta wiF1 Inevitably s,e involved nDn
the Eastern question viii be raised In ita
most acute form.
coassanfsnopie. Jan. 2T.--G'he csnsmss.
sioa appointed 10 inquire into the Ar
ruertan oassragss hAs had = preliminary
sitts7g al Ioesh. Tire porte essil refuses
TO perrrMt newspaper correspondents d
travel sn Armenia.
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cl.a. spree.~l. 20 save san rK.nes.ea

San Francisco. Jan. z7.-cIaus SpreckeIs
the head Of ihs committee appointed 10
secure subscriptions for the San Josagin
Valley road, is most enthusiasts over
the project. That he has faith II eyi-
senees by his own subscription D, *ssa9 ss9
and $4,000 each BY his two sons- gr.
SgsreekeIs says hat the prsjertors es The
new read w1i rot rest satisfied With a.
competing road 20 Sforafgn. They viii
buisd 10 Motaye. where a cgnaeesloa wlli
be made With the Atlantic &r Pacific. Civ
Inx san Frane4seo competing road 10
Los Angeles and the East. he szys that
the committee wIli raise Aeee.osss in cash
Instead OF 81 I.sa.eaB. ms al FIRST intended.
he says the money r. already in sight.
ard can be had for the asking.
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Tn. ~svat asnr.nrs,,sen n,,,,

Washington cssy, Jan. z7.-TAe report os
the naval appropriation bill sh5wz thai
the tIA carries a total % s1i So. .621 an in
crease ever the estimates. which were
SO So ~. The estimate soT the fucrease
az sae navy wAs So sss ~ while the ap-
propassssen ts Sc T77s@i. ~ tnfS Increase
over estimates S,agsa Is for arTrsr ard
arEnamsasz. aa8 s4szas for construction
AID steam engineering.