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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

Inc oraVest are the tenderns, -
they are also the most may,,an and
An anecdote, told by the Wagbin".0
Times of General R. L Lee show 'oa
great IN mind and elevated IN so,,i HOs
this distinguished soldier. NA
General Lee, IN October lse5
ed the presidency of Washington ~ ~
lege. at Lexington. Va, at ~ W.
81, 800 a yeat He had been prey.,a,'.S y
offered the position Of president 90
National Express company. orc; Va.
by capitalists in New York at -,Na
OF $40, 900 year, and, althongb na
poor IN purse, he decided, as he al
did decide, to follow what he d
the line of his duty and devote ~ -''e0
mainder of his life to the educ.t;a. y
youth "
He welded his vast influence in ;.
south to soften the asperities that os
spring from civil war and to nro,a..
among It's people spirit of nation,
fraternity
In the period of political feeling
gendered by party strife under tbe
construction act of congress sew,
professors in his college, while in
large company of ladies and pentle,,o.
denounced the government of the M.
ed States in his presence. and bs ~
proved their harsh structures bv recitinu
the following lines written by the No,
sian poet Hafiz;
Learn from your orient shell to love ~, .,
And store with pearls the hand that bris.
thee woe.
Free, like yon rock, from base. vindict,r.
pride
Emblaze with gems the wrist that repds ~
side. ''
After reciting these beautiful lines
in a clear voice and with deep feeIipo
General Lee added, Ought not we
who profess to be governed by the
of Christianity, to rise at leas.
TO the standard of this Mohammedap
poet and learn to forgive our enemiesyn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
Star Distances.

Great interest has been created in as
Economical circles by some of the results
reached by Professor Simon Newcoml
IN his more recent investigations One
OF these is that astronomers have beer
oVeresumatlng the distances of the star,
and the other that our universe has, aft.
er all, fairly well defined limit The
hrst OF these conclusions Professor New
comb bases on an idea that the starr
which are called the smaller ones be.
cause they are less bright may not be
large stars at very great distance, but
perhaps smaller or DINNER ones nearer
at hand. The old idea is familiar to all
namely, that all the stars are of the
same brightness and that the fainter
ones are at very much greater distance
from US than the bright ones This the
DRY, however, has been weakened by
later discoveries. such as, for example,
that SIRIUS has companion whose light,
II equal surfaces be considered, is but 0
fraction of that of its principal. and as.
uonomefs have come to recognize dim
stars, or even dark ones. like the com
panlons of Algol, about which so much
mas lately been written to be quite a.
perhaps in the universe a.
the bright ones Professor Newcomb's
as to the limits of the uni
verse IS regarded as even more novel and
suggesting, as it does, the pos
slOlllty that some dav all the stars WI
be seen New York Sun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
The Spectrum of "A star.

A late circular issued from the Har
ward college observatory includes in it,
account OF the most important recent
dlscoverles the spectrum of a sta
known "a Zcta Puppis. its remarkable
character being unlike that of any other
yet obtained, the continuous spectrum
containing three systems Of lines-frst
the dark hydrogen lines such as are
found IN stars Of the first type, second
TWO bright bands or lines. which may
DE identical with the adjacent lines m
spectra Of the fifth type. and. third .
series Of very faint lines But the most
'lh portant feature Of this spectrum IS
new element not found on the earth or
IN any other stars, an element which
though similar to hydrogen, Is yet d.
rnttiv different from il Just what lt
Is OF by what name 70 call il astronomers
are undecided. the marked peculiarly
utlng noted that u produces vibration
systematic rather than accidental q
thFee.ten. mllllunths of milimeter and
me action Of which can be traced only
on specially prepared photographs
plate Another extraordinary discovery
noted Is new variable star in the con-
-'elatlon Cruz, with period of about
= year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
Crowds Of People Called at
w. n. Prideaux's Drug Store,
to Get Free Samples of
DR.. HOBBS SPARAGUS KIDNEY
PILLS.
Hundreds Now Testing the
Remedy in this Vicinity.
NOW FOR RESULTS

An Intense interest was created in
this vicinity by the announcement
IN last weeks issue, that free pack.
age of Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
pills would be given away to any
person who would call and ask for il
at w. II. PrideauX's Drug Store.
This interest was shown by the uu-
eXpectedly numerous calls made mt
the above store. Many of the callers,
who are sufferers from kidney com
! paints, were astonished at the offer
TO make no charge for the samples.
heretofore. the practice Of medicine
proprietors has been to require pay
in advance, and let the afflicted take
the chance of cure.
The proprietors of the Or. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills are reversing
this practice, preferring TO exercise
the golden rule of doing to others as
they would be done by"
They believe, because it has been
demonstrated in every instance, that
if those affected with kidney troubles
once try these pills, they will be con-
WINGED of their great merit, and get
well by their use.
For this reason they made arrange
mcnts with Mr., Prideaux to freely
distribute rs many sample boxes as
should be called for, during the last
seven days. Everyone who asked
for a box was given it free of charge. |
Some of those calling for packages, |
have expressed themselves as fol- /
lows:-
THE science of medicine has GER
-ainly advanced when the proprie- .
tors of remedy can stake SO much
upon a free and universal test of its
merits"
THE honest and straightforward
manner in which the medicine is Of
cred for trial, gives me confidence
% use it. | hope it will prove help
ul"
Or. Hobbs announcement that he
Nas made great discovery which will
me and build up the kidneys, and
lis offer to prove it free of charge is
novel proposition, and gives me
reat hope Of relief"
This is certainly fair PROPOSE
ION. have everything to win and
othiug To lose"
Many will he curious to know
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
Condemnation Not Punishment

In the amputation of any portion Of
the body on account of gangrene Or 9th
er morbid condition there is no idea Of
punishment The surgeons who are as
sembled III consultation to decide nron
the treatment of the diseased meml1
do not consider whether the morbid
state Is the result of transgression, hut
the simple question for them to decide
is, VIII the other parts of the body be
better II the diseased portion is re.
moved?' All men of a scientific turn ot
mind who have made a study of crimi.
nal anthropology are fast approaching
the phsylcian 5 position regarding such
questions Every criminal is more on
less diseased portion of the body poll
tic Some can be saved, some must BE-
removed, and some must be DESTROYED,
but the notion of punishment should
not complicate the Judgment in decid.
ing what disposition is to be made in
either case The insane were formerly
regarded with feelings of hatred and
vindictiveness, but today this is only
shameful recollection With the ad.
vance in the study of criminolngy and
the more merciful era of humanitarian.
ism that must follow, the like senti.
ments toward the criminal will be elm.
mated from our courts of Justice. Pro
fessor Austin Flint, the distinguished
president of the New York State Med.
lcal association, in his annual address tc
the association said, Scientific prog
ress will lead us finally to abandon the
ancient idea Of punishment of Grim
and substitute for it treatment and cor
rection Popular Science Monthly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

what are the results Of the foot 30
these pills now going on in the neigh.
borhood. 1t is a little too soon to
look for results, probably another
week Will make them known. If
those getting the samples have faith
FULLY followed the directions. they
VIII be encouraged to persevere in
their use.
1t is gratifying to learn that where
ever similar distributions have taken
place, there has followed a large sale
.of the remedy, and many letters of
gratitude have been written by those
who have regained lost health.
Every person who knows or sus-
poets that his Kidneys or urinary
passages are affected; every person
who has any of the following synp-
toms should make "A test of these
pills without delay, viz:-Pains in
the Back or Sides, Headache. Ner-
vousness, Frequent Thirst. Short
ness Of Breath, Pufiiness of the Eve
lids, swelling of the Feet and An
kles, Dark Colored or Scanty Urine.
with albuminous or other deposits in
the urine, or too frequent urination.
For the benefit of interested per-
sons, living out of town, who, from
any reason, failed to get IA sample, |
Dr. Hobbs authorizes us to say, if |
you cut out the coupon below and !
mail it to the Hobbs Remedy Co.,
Chicago, H., with your name and
address, sample box of these pills
VIII be sent to you by mail, postpaid,
and free of expense.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

THERE are 10000 members Of
fraternal and benevolent orders in
the United States, Of which 100000
belong TO the Masons, 100000 to the
Odd Fellows and 100000 to the
Knights Of Pythias
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
Sale of
Children's Clothing

rms Great Sale is gaining Roadway
as III progresses and is sweeping
away All former prices, excelling as
IL does all OF our previouse efforts at
bargain-glving, and leaving imita-
tors ana would-be competitors hope
lessly in the rear......
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

A KANSAS editor says that it costs
the people of the United States $780,
100000 a year to be born, S30000O00
to be married, $73,000,O0o to be buried
and S9OO,OO0,OOO to get drunk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

AFTER listening tos'the eloquent
and forcible grafton on corrupt cor
porations, trusts and political eau
cuses. delivered by Hon. Robert NJ.
La Toilette in this city last Monday,
one could not help but see the wis
dom Of selecting such men as Mr.. La
Toilette to represent them in the T..
:. senate. on, for more Of like genius.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

THERE will be Grand Army post
composed of the faculty of the uni
versity Of Notre Dame, Indiana. 1t
Will start with a membership Of
about twenty-five, and about half Of
the members were wounded while in
the service. 1t viii be the only post
of the kind in the world-all Catho-
lie priests except two, one Of whom,
Gen. Olmsted, won his way to fame
from tho ranks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
Gundry & Gray,
THE POPULAR CLOTHING
= DRY GOODS HOUSE,

oI l 10 expect much of GUNDRY hiaher ouoL
won has ben al any other store We proud
unco
purse and now on sale will
alike such will
duco which now on sale are the tailoring price
the view of
to our store,
' OF the word.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
All the Latest Styles
in SHOES<-~

In this line it is our pride to meet
every want for service, neatness and
comfort. Our shoes are noted for
their style and durability as well as
their low prices. The collection en-
braces ha ldsome Tan Shoes-in all
fashionable styles of toes-in fact
every pair of our Shoes represents
the acme of perfection in material
style and workmanship.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
One Lot of
Gentlemen's Suits

Made of finest Imported CLAY Wor-
stedDgotten up in tip-top styie-you
would nave to search far and wide
to find their equal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
We Are Headquarters for
Stout Mems Clothing.

Don t say we can't fit YOU'RE tpiH III
ana comfortably, elegantly, econoin-
incally. Stout mems suits of extra
me imported Clay Worsted--verv
pest grade of cloth and tailoring.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08
WASHINGTON LETTER.

"NHINUTUN, n q, july D, IHH7
Speaker Reed has stated that he
expects to announce the house com
mittec assignments justbo con-
gress adiOurns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-08

IRSt-oLAsS pickles &c per quart
It ID. Jaeko's. 9,tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
Srd fit jelea lann.
pic 4lftbOOs riufr srOfartistn De
banbluns pOn Mdnufr(6wd6t.
Die 6eilun9 brahte, nadoem allies
dnoere febleeibldeen.

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psuu sn Qsonn on usrpeleT Gpo4 Ien9iou eAbiu'
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| unh Bite 0lttht1une tptro in sirem ttntonsn. feT
fee.ItsH eouotrt Osriaubt tesrber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
HUI NJ PH e EYS'

Gicie toitbarc SalOc 1t set &rtlIfnpb
observation-disclosures gtto,iut.
Ridjts 1T icn1al5 bcr9citclit t@gorNcn, lna5
b.ricIben IN lct.tr6ittg2u GtNcnldl0ltGt
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TN Gcbroud, bruIGt tets 9uit Hno g'Ot
eets 9eirtGotgElla.
Nur b6morraoiotu- GuB.etj9 oocr t]aucrltR.
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RlutCu oCs H'icUS. S'loIIH' S'H''""S 49,
IAErfIiAr nriIuMl MEET.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
Home Machine & Supply Co.,
AUGUST W0HLT. Giqenibiimer.

AUGUST WUHLT, Gl9eHIbumer.
NaI6inentbeiIc, Compirobren, @entiI,
Dele uIlp. Tets OIL oaro. GsIonoere Nuf-
~mertio.rteit Ipirb Der Jtepdrotur Don onen
grtet Waidtnen uu6 nGmeutird farm Ntd'
fdmen 9eidenft. %&tr gnantiren uulsrt
Hrbeitenuuo "liefern 0iclelbcn prompt uno
biui9. IAN 10 Vi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
WITCH HAZEL OIL

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RUHPHRRYs' NED. 60, Ills 80 william 81, Ne" ToRi'
THE PILE OMIT nA:T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

einfad) in reine @%erbdltniIIe.'
,9Narum lpoilen Sic mir Damn 1tdit
geitottcn, Sbncn ub urto 3t cine flcIne
Gufmertiamfeit 5u erpeiien? Ste
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madte, ais sic ben 9Idbfaiten onn9b'
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fir Sic etipas tbun 81 biitfen!
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bic Sono rcid)te, tuUte ne5 llnge Nio0'
den bieie. uao bat uIl t;e Gria1b:iEe,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
After Pools and Gamblers

TRENTON N. j., Sept. 2S.-Voter
of this state decide today at the poll;
whether Monmouth, Glouc ester, Gut
tenburg, Princeton, Elizabeth aad
other famous race-tracks OF the sts te
shall be wiped out of existence. In
accordance with the action of the last
legislature special election is in pre-
gress today to pass upon three COZ
ssitutiOnal amendments. Ore of these
provides for woman suffrage in the
election of members of the board of
education and other school officers
The second relates to appointments to
office. The third and most important
reads as follows: No lottery shall be
authorized by the legislature or other
wise in this state, and no ticket in any
lottery shall be bought or sold within
this state. nor shall poo.-selling.
bookm aking or gambling of any kind
be authorized or allowed within this
state, nor shall any gambling device,
pracfi e or game of chance now pro-
hlbited be legalized or the remedy.
penalty or punishment row provided
for be in any way diminish ed.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
The Massachusetts, SiIverites

WORCESTER, Mass September Is
The democratic state convention ar
sembled here to-day for the purpose o.
placing in nomination candidates for
governor, lieutenant governor, sec
retary of state, auditor, treasurer,
receiver general and attorney gen
eral. 1t is claimed by the democratic or
ganization proper that the gold demo
cratic element in this state
has been almost completely
extipguished. However this may be to-
days convention stands on the Chicago
platform in straig ighforward and uu-
finchipg adherence to the cause Of
silver and will run the state campaign
this year with free coinage as the only
and souareOnt issue The composition
of the commit,ee on resolutions insures
a rousing m snifesto.
There were no contests over the sill
Yer question and the Chicago platform
was endorsed. Geo. Fred Williams
will probably be put at the head of the
ticket.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
Discussing Municipal L. pics.

COLUMBUS, o., September 2o.-The
/ first uational convention of the mayors
and councilmen of the large cities is
well attended. The objects of the gath
ering are the formation of a national
organization of these officials, the hold
ing of annual convention for the dis
cussion of important municipal topics
and the interchar ging throughout the
year of ideas on municipal problems. 1t
is contemplated that the sessions will
las. four days.
Three hundred and tlfty mayors and
councilmen marched ON their head
quarters at the Chit.enden hotel this
morning to the Columbus auditorium,
where the opening of the national con-
vention was held Mayor Samuel NJ.
B ack called the convention to order
ard introd uced Governor Bushnell, who
made a short address of welcome.
Consultation between these charged
with the welfare of great American
cities could not fail to produce good
results. He was proud that the first
meeting of the kind was held in the
capital city of the Buckeye state. Chi
cago's mayor, Csr5or N. Harrison, will
arrive this afternoon
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
Discredits the Interviews.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The e
state department utterly di5credits the
alleged interviews with Gen Wood
ford now appearing in the Madrid gov
erpment organs These statements are
believed to be inspired by the SPANS h
authorities for the purpose of calming
the people, thereby gaining further
time before agreeing to the proposals
of this government. 1t is significant
General WCodford's we'll known re-
ticence will net be supplanted until the
United States acceded to Spain's re-
quest not to publish our minister's in
structions. This agreement has ap-
psrently been INT diately followed up
by the uttera auces clearly intended for
the home consumption of Spain.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
The Days Doings in Brief
From the World.
FOR AFTERNOON SERVICE
Many Events That Occur During a Day
are Told Promptly by the Herald.
Much News of Interest to the Read
ers of This Paper.
The Irrigation Congress.

LINCOLN, Neb., September IS
Nebraska S state capital will have it's
fill this week of irrigation and subjects
relating thereto. The sixth nat opal
irrigation congress TO which ne .rly
five hundred delegates have been de- ie-
ated and the fifth annual session Of
the state irrigation coovention for
which fonr thousand invitations were
sent out few months nee will be in
session for the next three days. The
national congress convened this morn
ing in the hall of the house of repre-
sentasives being called to order by E.
r. Moses of Kansas, chairman of the
national seXecu'ive committee. AS in
previous years The sess. on of the con-
gress will be devoted to papers and
discussions COL corning means and
methods of reciaiming the arid west
and providing acres for the home ess.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28

A Mexico city paper has the infor-
nation that there are alarming publ C
cumOrs about the boundary line be-
tween the republic and the United
States. The paper remarks, ''It is said
that the commission designated by the
United States hss secured q number of
advantages for the Increase of it's ter
ritory, aud that in these concessions
Mexico loses a great slice of land.
Col. Osorno, chief of the Mexican part
Of the commission is now in Mexico
and and the assurance is given that he
o ss gone there with the object of con-
fering with Minister Mariscal upon
this delicate matter.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
Another Three Timer.

Results ia k. When any other lif.
insurance company on ear b SLOWS up
a single instance where it has paid to
a beneficiary three times the lace Of
tie policy, it wNl then be in order tn
talk of competing with The Mutual
Life AT prese Mt it has no competitor.
1t is continually pay ng'tnree-t mers." "
THE CITY SAVINGS BANK.
II cOrporated d 1853.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, April 10, 1897.
Mr.. John. w. Nichols, General agent.
Dear Sir.-We beg TO acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of the oh
inst, and the check for the proc eeds
of po icy No. 07S, The Mutual Life
Insurance company, on the life OF
Horace Nichols, late president Of the
City Savings Bank. The original
amount of this policy was only 81, 000
but the accumulations came to $4,O72
so that the entire amount received by
US is Sc 072. Facts like these are very
eloquent. With mauy thanks, we re
main, Your resp ctfully,
WIN. B. HINCKS,
GFO. M. BALDWIN,
Executors.
& Fl NEWMAN Mutna1 Life
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-28
Saw Mrs. Luetgert.

CHICAGO, September 2S.-In the
Luetgert trial this morning three wit
nesses testified positively that they saw
Mrs. Luetgert from one to three weeks
after the date of the alleged murder.
1t was also stated that Judge Gillis of
Nebraska had seen her. Your cor
respondent this morning telegraphe ed
to Judge Glllis at Tekamah, Nebraska a,
for contr nation of the story that he
saw Mrs. Luetgert ON May II, and re-
ceived the following: "Tekamah,
Neb., September S.-The story il
true. l did see her IN my Office with
out doubt. lSignedl Il Wade Gillis."