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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
WHEN soI AND AVID.
BY NATHAN D. rGNER

like riosm-i eatherei waves on an ocean OF
green,
The apple-biaom5 rlnIhins me or"hafd were
seer,
~irayed idly along in the sweet scented bfeeze,
And reached up my hand and plrcked down
from the trees
Twig after twig dropping nigh
White. pink, aud pink wlIite-hov they shone
in The sun.
The soul Of all beauty and love every one
The germ of peach, apple. CT pear;
md ali, how you blushed, and how softly you
breathed
How your hazeI-cvcs dropped 20 lsushingly
Those GoweTs in your dark way hair.
Aud / said that, all sweet a. those a''ple-
blooms Were,
/ would they we're chaplcts OF Orange for her
Whom my heart andmy soul loved best,
All Nell and YOUR hand IN my own you let lie,
tnd my heart futtered Wild IKE bird il the
AL pressed that white hand 10 my breast
.nd knew BY the ooe burning Mss GA your
Ry the blush and tic sish-thoush our tongues
could not speak
That those blooms were transmitted 10 gold
That the bright apple-hiossons 10 orange were
aud that nine was The seerct lons-prsyr'i for
and sought
By tbs AlcheInist-saecs ct old
Now your cheek somewhat thinner has grown,
Your blush is less bright, and-thoush coInely
Years round our nnicn have roIlef:
Bat bIess the gled hour when that soi' kiss
was given
And tr.n.Inuteci tie ohaple, TO goldt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

Usage ORANGE HEDG ES.-" ho-
ever has Usage orange hedges should
he very careful not to let them get
over Jour or Eve feet high. The root
then W IL not go much further away
than that. y few fugitives may oc-
casionallv be found further but this
is about the thing. June, by the
yay. is the best time to trim these
hedges, while the young growth is
as soft as grass. They can then be
readily cut with q short scythe, and
a half a mile be trimmed in day.
The best shape to trim is the coni-
cal. starting about two and half
to three feet at the base, and curry
ing up gradually TO a point at the
top. This is the way to make them
thick at the bottom. If they are cut
in too narrow they Will soon get
thin, and never be "hog-proof." in
September they may have another
light trimming.
Well managed-and it is very SIM
lie to we'll manage them-the<e Is
nothing so cheap aud every way
valuable as a good Usage orange
hedge; as. left TO grow TO fire.
wood" there is no greater nuisance.
Weekly Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its
gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
preston loss OF memory, and threat
ened impotence and imbecility, find
a sovereign cure in Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty
eight. Composed of the most val
liable, mild and potent curatives,
they strike at once at the root OF
the matter, tone up the system, ar
rest the discharges, and impart vigor
and energy, life and vitality TO the
entire man. They have cured thou
sands OF cases. Price s. per package
of six boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate or old cases, oI
81 per single box. Sold by ALI
druggists, and sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. Address Humphrey 5
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co,
$50 Broadway. \. y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
Sheen After Shearing

A fter Il sheep mas lost its fleece,
the skin OF the animal becomes very
sensitive 10 the heat of searching
sun, or the chill OF q cold storm. To
be convinced OF this, and the i'm
portancs OF making some extra ezer-
ton for the comfort OF the animals,
it is only necessary to visit the field
where the flock is kept, when the
day IS hot or immoderately cold, and
witness the discomfort manifested.
In either case the sheep will be found
seeking shelter, painting or shivering
and of course suffering severely.
Probably the most economical
mode of protecting the flock is to
turn them into the woods, Or into a
field part of which is covered with
forest trees. Here, in a hot day they
are shielded from the sun, ami in b
cold storm get some protection. III
is better, however, when cold
storm approaches, to drive the flock
up, and keep them in the barn until
the weather is suitable for them to
go out again.
1t Will be remembered that but a
few years ago, thousands of sheep
were killed in Northern Ohio, by a
cold storm some time in June. Farm
ers at that time who were thought
ful enough to care for their hocks,
saved them, and the lesson learned
then should be remem bered. 1t il
not frequent that we have summer
storms severe enough TO Kill sheep
outright, unless, perhaps, it be a
few old ''pelters." yet that is no
argument against giving them pro
lection, for when an animal suffers
from any cause, it declines III flesh
and strength.
At this season ii is particularly
important that ewes with lambs he
given all the advantage possible, for
they have two lives to support, and
the draft upon their systems is
heavy enough, without being sub
jected to endurances which might
with care, be averted.-Okio Farm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
AT the late meeting OF the Presby

At the late meeting OF the Presby-
terry, when the subject Of scripture
was under discussion, Brother W
said early in his ministry he and an
other brother were conducting q
meeting in which there was much
religious interest. An ed man gave
expression to his joy by shouting,
and continued it until ii began to in
terrupt the services. Brother H
said TO Brother W, go, stop
that old mans noisen He went to
him aud spoke a few words, and the
shouting man at once became quiet.
Brother H asked Brother W,
"What did you say to the old man
that Quoted him so promptly ?''
Brother W re piled, II asked him
for q doN~rfor foreign missions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

IHE following account of an occur
renee in Nantucket some twenty
wears since presents vivid contrast
ropertain business transactions of the
present dag, and SO may be of inter
,st. II was a very severe winter,
aud the harhor had been frozen over
y sefs. The coal in store had long
been exhausted. ana there was much
suffering from lack OF fuel. Even
the fences had been torn down and
burned to exc out tile scanty supply
of wood. To the great delight OF the
townspeople the ice broke up one
fine morning, and Il schooner laden
with coal was seen approaching.
There WAS much excitement, and be
lore the craft was moored coal deal
er bosrded her and eagerly address
81 the honest Quaker skipper. Capt.
clifford. oval. Cap en-, said he,
'.yeu'ye about hit it this cruise.
guess I'll hey 10 take Y tIr hui cargo
>pose you'll want moTe'n the usual
: 3 ton. Wall, like 10 do the Squar
thing BY frien&, anu III give you
Sc ton foI II. Friend said
C~pt. Clifford, thee can have one
ton Of my coal If thee likes for s.,
but only one ton all must have a
chance Just then one of the rich
est men III the place Joined them
ssying,'I want ten tons Of Sour coal,
At your own price-namC IL. / have
suffered enough for once He re-
,aiyed the same answer. and so did
alone ton for each family, and $
rs the price Of each ton. No love of
.atn. no solicitation, no regard for
individuals could move honest Capt.
CtS1 nd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

Humb 1ldt describes spot M the
Atlantic Ocean, q little TO the west
Of the Azores, OF very great extent,
completely covered with a dense
MAS of marine vegetation. \ French
man proposes that the experiment be
made of taking from this place some
Of the rank growth for fertilizing
purposes. His plan is that the vessels
employed in cod-iishing shall at
fhn.e seasons of the year when they
are not SO engaged make voyages 70
this district, and he believes that
enough manure may be taken from
this inexhaustihle source 10 lertiilLS
annually more than thousaha
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
And he did MANY wonderful vorI

lnsOmuch that his name was pronounced in
many tongues. And there came unto him,
Judith, from the seaport of New Bedford, Who
he'd been sick for many years and amer GONE
DAYS her pains were gone. She slept sounCly,
and did rejoice in eating her food. And Asa
from those which are called Quakers, ia the
great city of PhiladelD&ia, wrote epistle
saying: o, Doctor accept thou this money
which is called green backs, and hath the pie
ture of Abraham. thy friend, on the end. For
80 IN, Iitfio ana esgere5 rnanT - an3
thy Plantation BItters gave me health, likcned
only unto the viz or OF youth And upon such
as sre afflicted with liver complaint, with sour
stomach, with general debility and dyspeptic
pains, in all parts of the land did these Bitters
produce astonishing cures.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne. and cold al half the
price
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
4 Correspondent from Paris writes:

a Correspondent from Paris writes:
~ have seen during the last few
days two very spirited sketches
one, that of soldier of the 'Old
Guard, the other of a cavalry officer
on horseback. The first was execut-
ed in 1887, in New York, and is at
present in the possession of an Amer
lean lady. The other design was ex-
ecuted while the artist was in pris-
on at Ham. Both sketches are sign
ed in a clear, small hand, Louis Ma
poleon Bonaparte,' at present Ma
poleon the Third"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

This new and elegant first-class hotls+, Sit
mated opposite the Pittshurg & Fl Wayne and
Chicago 4 St Louis depots, is now open, and
after thorough test OF its accommodations, we
have no hesitation in recommending II 70 our
readers 50 one Of the best hotels in that city
The furniture IA new and handsome the table
contains all that an epicurc could demand, the
location - central the charges are very rppson-
able, and The landlord and mis- attaches are
model gentlemen. 60 ~ the larlede when
YOU visit Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

MANY good people may learn q
useful lesson from the following lit
tie anccdote which was not long ago
related at the dinner-ta0le of dis
tiuguished English poet: \ we'll
meaningbHt dolorous clergyman who
distigured his countenance and wore
face of perpetual mourning, once
visited the sick-room of worldly
friend. AS his sad visage appeared
in the doorway, The sick man started
up and exclaimed, Why, what's the
matter. You look as if your relig-
ION didn't agree with you
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

Two Germans recently drank SIX.
teen glasses and succum6ed, 'uncon.
scious, the other drank half of his
eighteenth, and having won the VIC
tory, left off with the exclamation
"Himmel by tam . eff vas been try
amore vonce, Il Good drink der whole
keg.n he then fell heavily alongside
of tIottlieb amid the exultant cries
of his friends
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

The American Farmer states that
farmer in Maryland raised 3,812
pounds Of pumpkins on one-twelfth
ef an acre of bottom land, So full Of
grass and roots as not to admit Of a
pillow. This would give a product
of nearly 50, GOO pounds 10 The acre in
an unusually dry season.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

The Cottage Gardener, London,
says earthing up potatoes diminishes
the product and retards the tubers.
Long experiments in England have
proved the fact that killing up TO the
potato will reduce the crop one
sorr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
The Free Lands of Iowa,
4 book for all who W amt Cheap Home.

4 booFS Tor AT " no " ami Cheap x ones.
TENI!IS work, just published contains an ac-
II curate description Of each of the -cN PntePn
counties in the Sioux CITY
LAND DISTRICTS or IOWA,
together with full directions for obtaining
horu@-tTa'i7 and pre- emptiOns.
\ SECTIONAL MAI
OF the SIouX City / ana District, designed 20
accompany the book, Is also just published,
showing all the VACANT 4SDS, limits Of rail-
road grants, railroad lines, towns, topography
&c, carefully complied from the Oihcial re-
cords. Northwestern Iowa stln contains 4
million and halt OF acres Of gov eTnms Mt
lands. subject 10 pre-emptiOn, or 10 be taken AZ
hOmesteadS. The above book and map contain
Just the Information that is needed, and snch
cannot he obtained from any other source.
The book with map included, will be sent,
prepaid, for l5c: or sent separately, book 25c I;
map J9c. Address, MILLS Il COMPANY ,Des
MoInes, Iowa, or Western News Company
Chicago. III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

The Connecticut Legislature has
passed bill prohibiting gam b11sg
on railroads and steamboats,. Inc
operation of the bill will apply pr1n-
cfpally to the New York and New
Haven road, over which professional
chaps travel for the purpose OF no,
ping iun persons who do not suspect
their occupation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS.
New York Etyie.

4 RE TO be found At pa north Sixth street,
~ between Olive and Pine, St. Louis, Mo
Open from IL. N. TO p. m. Female attend
ants for ladies. Price, one dollar.
Patients from the country furnished with
board and lodging ifdesired.
JACOB BLAEKESHORN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
EARSuMs HoTEI..

Cor. Walnut & Second Sis, st. Louis. Mo.
This &ell-kno1n and popular Hotel having
been thoroughly reIltted land under new man
agement,) is now open for the reception Of
guests. 81 30 per day.
FITZGERALD 4 CARROLL,
pTOpTiFtors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

AGEsE@ AANTED.-@2oo per month, or a
commission that pays twice that amount, to
sell four different kinds OF Sewing Machines
Sure sales and large profits. send for circu-
lars. W. CLARE ANDERSON 4 CO,
ST Louis Mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

For black worms and pinple5 on iil- face,
use Perry > Conleione and PiIDple Remedy ,,
prepared only by DR.. Il =. Perry, 40 Boni-sf.
New York. Sold everywhere The trade
supplied by wholesale medicine dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

To remove moth patches. freckles and tan
from the fate, use Perry's Moth aud Freckle
Lotion. Prepared only By DR.. Z. c. Perry
Sold br all druggists in Chicago AMI else
where.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

Tallmadge's None Such Saleratus
cannot be beat Western depot loo 8 Water
street, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

The n1cro aHliit houses whose cards compose
this column carefully seleolsd iton lie
ieaiiaz firms IN CA:caso As those " hose ~
tensty- operations aai widespread reputation
sItilie Them = the f!fst rsn4- III c0InfIsrce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

This little machine gives instantaneous add
ton, where numbers are called OFF, 1t carries
up the columns of 9 ledger account, two at q
time, with mechanical accuracy. 1t has the
Endorsement of all who have seen used Il.
mo accountant need fear that he VIII be bit
by buying Il. ''-HESRY WARD BEKCHEa. 80
accurate and expeditions that have had il in
troduced into theyarious City Departments -
a. OAKEr HALL, Mayor of New York. 4
cheerfully certify to its correctness and rapid
ity III j. SToBEs, City Conptroller's office.
% 1t relieves the mind entirely, and reduces AZ
ithmetlc to simple motion fthe hand. So
THOMPSON, President Of the First National
Bank, 40 Broadway.
The machine IS guaranteed to do everything
claimed for IT. Price St, s. and SO To those
likely to keep machine in constant use, the SIS
$40 machine is recommended. sent by mail
on receipt of price and postage as cents, or by
express, Z. o. D., at the Gus toner's expense,
To remit saves rcturn-monSy charge. Send
money order, registered letter or draft. For
circulars, &c, enclose stamp. State and coun-
ty rights for sale. WEBB ADDING MACHINE
COMPANY.
EP. DCTTON CO., Selling Agents,
No. 1i3 broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
| have used used Norman's ChaIy

beaie Cough Syrup, and find ii the best remedy
croup4 have eyer used; and from what OF
ers ha4aIold me- OF their success IN the use Of
this fnt4iy, l con ldently recommend il for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs.
J. SCHLt OENH AUF, Pastor Ger. Nj + Church
Belieyille, III
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
Laciede Hotel, Chicago.

Good men insure in the Washing
ton 5fa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
sr.LOIIS IANY SCHOOL.

The next regular term Of this Law School
VIII open on Wednesday October IL, 1880. -
This announcement Is well worthy the atten-
ton OF those who desire 10 prepare Tor snc-
cessful practice at the Bar. The faculty, six
IN number. consists Of Judge Treat. of the U.
S. District Court; Judge Refer, formerly of
the St. Louis Circuit Court; Judge krum, and
Mcssrs. Albert Todd, Henry Hitchcock, and
Alex Martin, all of whom, either on the bench
or at the Bar OF St. Louis, are engaged in the
daily study and application oflegal principles.
The success OF this institution is no longer q
matter of doubt. In May last eleven graduates,
after a course of two terms extending through
two years, received thcir degrees, having
passed exhaustinS examination conducted
by the advisory board, which is composed Of
the abIest and most experienced law ers in the
State The school well deserves, - 1t is now
receiving, the patronage hitherto so largely
bestowed by Western students upon law
schools much farther from home.
LAST OF PATENTS Issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending June
%. ls63 and each bearing that date; officially
reported through the Western Patent Agency
Of Herthel & Co., Patent Solicitors and Attor-
neys, opposite the PoA Office, Third street, St.
Louis, No;
MISSOURI.
Frederick Sheckle, ST Louis, Core bar for
noulds used in casting metals.
w III Graves ass gr 10 self & + q Sterling, st
Louis, Machine for preparing clay for brick
making
Joseph klinkhardt, st Louis, Brick machine
KANSAS.
David Watt, Laurence, Bee hive
ILLINOIS.
Crothers, Sparta, Gang plOw.
K & Robins, Dundas, Sulky corn planter
and pillow combined
Robert W McClelland, Springfield, Horse
rake.
Levi Hicks, Peoria, TenOung machine.
W & knoA, Jacksonville. Grain separator &
sCoUrer.
IOWA.
David Evans, Newton, Combined grain drill,
seed sower and corn planter.
Kock, Davenport, Water elevator.
Herrick. independence, Door latch.
Smith, DEBORAH, Fruit drIer.
George IL Reister, Washington, Wind wheel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
Roofing Material.

ES OOFiNG COMFOsTrION, PAVING CT
HI ment, Coal Tar, P valnish for Iron
work, Elastic Cement, Paint for Tin Roofs,
SatuIa ted Felt, Dry Felt, SheathinS Felt,
Three-ply Felt. Also, q general assortment of
SOapmaker's stock constantly on hand, COM
prising Caustic and sal Soda, Resin, Palm oil,
&c, &c, &c, Al lowest cash prices Orders
promptly flied. j. HAYES & co,
220 Washington St, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
ST. LOUIS BOILER YaRp.
A Book for the h3iiilCl.
EiN.isIkSS3ss;s S !: = > !.

A PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO tn 3 't'lt- H...
- those about II marry, male o. 4. Ei--e. :
hat pertains 10 the IliystOlr. Eca iHT5fG's'- %.
revelations OF The Sc xtat system, -.fth i'S .-'
discoveries In producing AID .TstrU.E:.. ..
spring how 10 preserve tisg Vu.EirNi"i b. - "
atlraCtiyc.Css and bHG8fY. AZ ~.
This IS an Interesting ana ifTrnIf'.E- NgEs
over two Ian drCd pages, written "a iL-Lt B..
guaTc. with numerous ulHET-'I.s ami riT IA If
dad contains all that valuable In.urt-. -. % PA.
rage ongt. to have, vel which =, '-N- rs..is o. -
sess. II unrayels EINStcri"s and di,-tstr'. -.--'
that everybody sh ou!d know. Gbilj - s. "a isut-
ought to be kept under lock aud kSr, .ttt'! -
carelcssly about the house. 1t efutTa"' IS e. .-
thing on the subiec: Of thc genera rNr o. '.l.-
Is sorih knowing, and niuCh ttGt j. IT i.'''' BE-.
In any other work.
This Invaluable work WI 2" srr4 r. geo. on.
(frce of posta-cl on Tc-ri ut at l}'tT .fu'-.
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Fifth and Market streets, Il. I-os-s-- 20
Il Notice 70 the Afflicted ard U1-0--L-r'
Before receiving treatment from any Of i..r rg
tGTiCSis rrs- of this or Guy OilyT place "tN .f+
Veri-p in the public papers or uS.Ht ANY e 80, a.
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Or. Butts work. No matter what nrif s'i-rs r.
OF how plor:lhle your COHG!.t"u Tg-nrN .tf us
While il cSt yoH Fifty uts To HI-I pr VIII "a az
liable iHformstlou- II may cost OF as X h&
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-,t.cs mentioned in his works from q. " To
TP.SI Office w corner Finn and All Z"
streets, Opposite Court lIoHse,) -. louis VI"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
s1o PER DAY GUARANTEED.

GENTS TO sell the II ONE Shuttle SewinT;
N Machine. Ii makes the Lock stitob
Alike on Both Sides, has the under-fet d ara
Is equal in every respect 10 any Sewing NJ
chine ever invented. Price SZ3. Werranted
for years. Send for circular. Adore
Johnson. CLARK & Co, Boston. Mass. Pits
burg. Pa, or st Louis, Mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24
AGENTS WANTED,

g. = 4 DAY can be made selling Landon's
NJ Needle Caske:. The best selling article
cut. Every family viii buy one. send . cts
for sample. Sent by mail free, to any part of
the United States. r. r. LANDOS,
81 Lake-St, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

SIX FOR PRUSSiNG'S CIDER VINE
"A GAR. Warranted TO preserve pickles
First premium awarded at the United States
Fair. Established in l6t8. Charles g. f
Prusslng, 339 and 81 State street, Chica-
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8: 900 saIsry--AddressU 9 .Piana 90. N. 5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

Theu--will itbe well
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-24

- -8lua deep sorrow eloudinE the mo- 20 y, .
II ne rom view the say kappy blue
or VS. there IoGl plan
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-25
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Two MONTHS GRATIS:.!

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