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&Q& HOTB IulEU6N AE1lS4kS VA NA&A AhH9 1V-
quires that he who would succeed as
a politician shall not MIN to sue
coed also aa a lawyer; that he
who would succeed as jury law
yer must leave his arguments before
courts TO some more thorough lawyers xud
thus there is developed class Of lawyers
7"r r-ctUtntt, men who have neither the
tastes. nor the skill to do justice 10 their
own powers rs politicians, or as jury law
yers, and Who are only IN their element
when Studying, arguing, or deciding the
most intricate law points From such q
c3aH came nil tho great Junsts-B Blackstone.
Kent, Story, and the like. They have
their representatives IN every city
where tie business Of Law il
sub,liridcd and specialized 1t il ssfe to
aay that such men would be we'll known te
tho Gorerncr and Senate, and would be tht
class f1om whom they would naturally SO
lect Judges IN 1nost instances, and vet ths
they would in very few instances descend
to the petty and often corrupt influence.
required 10 secure their nominations BY
party conventions. New York city ha.
some Of the best material in the country
from which to select an able, honest, Ant
dignitied bench It is nbso!utel,
impossible that any Of this class
should reach The bench under Ii,
elective system, while ii is certain thu
many Of them would have been appointet
by the Governors, Ind they bad the power
The 1e1y heary vote by which New 3orl
has declared in favor of submitting 10 til
people plan for appointing Judges ind
Gates that the elective system has ther
run 10 seed. Their Baruasas, Cardozos
and McCunns hare disguzted the Sat
"4h the elective system. We would gaadl
profit L, their experience without luying
at the satne 1axr xnte- We t1e soon
frame constitution. which viii detet.pin
The tendency of our judiciary, whether t.
watd corruption or purity, for twenty c
thirty years. We believe the iuteIlIgar
judgment Of the State will concur with us i
urging that at least the higher class (
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roey hue Of vivid ntaltn. Her neAJ d:sr1ays nne
phftnoecEtcsl Developments, ard her whole 2k
hAIM oD5. She u about q JeaEs Of ase but loQkt
considerably Younger. Her voice and expression
denote exceeding 1entlene.s and modeasy. and
she has been suetrcled. She u once innp4eaees 4
oeholder - poasess!ng lorely and Interesting
TIE sHoo77So or fnrasoAr.
IN Thur3day aEe9Doou Nj. hcFaEtaud haunted
The Efibune of1oe. It u A8sertz1 tna1 10 wis IN
ssr y ne m tn1usos. & Of eg,1,n as nsi nesn addict
pose Of droEnllg hts aor1oHs. Al q few minutes
at1e.5 Nj. Richardson entered the counting.
sooD .1a wstsd - n2 to ne ls, end 9f 1as count
Frohn In, directly opposite. Nj. AcFzt1and wAs
parlr cuueealed II desk On the r1Rnt he ap-
his hand sgatnst post he dropped his nand q
Ehe level Of the counter aud Cred. Richardson
walked out Of the otce Is Il te haa n5t been nis,
reached The s1eet and ded acrpss the part
wHr K1CHlRnsot pD HuT Kill NTAKIASn
Rsnao1 "a III eea = d19
ws1red BY h1s friends. Both men carried ferpi.
verr. Ar. Hcnayueon sall That he would iaye re-
killing some Of the soon9 bon behind me coun-
ter. A. Richardson u : dead anos, NcPaIiaad
probsoay owes his life 70 this c.rcuuu.aooa- ,Mr
Richardson eAys that II be could have looked Nc
Farland in The e3e when he drew the revolver, ne
hitler wo0b nck have dared TO dre. Nr. Acfar-
land has repeatedly endeasoreI to cateh vi. Heh-
1rdsoQ VIII taking with some Trends IN the eorft
doe Of The Aston Aonse- AcFaziAnd heard OF II
nId entered The hot4I, with n>s hand On his pistol
A he neaItd nia t1cdU- NJ Richardson lccsed
SeFnianas hesi aiopped. 1e sidled AMY, aad
beE1n looking out Of the window.
NR8 A'R1KL4NDS srATKxExf- ....
II slsusson to the statement Of XrFAS14nd that
be had found her Visiting Mr. Richardson's Foon
II their mutual boarding houze; she stated taat
she nzd etm7iy fuocfed At hts door to give him
manuscript which he had offered to deliver to
publisher. Hae WA urinnS II tho time for the
support Of herself and eef TWO yoong ca1dre1, IS
her hubbard conutsuted no;1ln9 towards The
family expecteA Her married life q tHelye years,
abe sd. had been zoonanol tortnfe. ". Rich;
she wss naturally grateful TOT tho xarm aJnpathy
he displayed for her su1ettnxS- Wheu, It i1ttbne
became definitely separated from her nnso6nd, ahe
experienced sense of Dep 9tsef and en1trn free.
dem, and could rot realize that the W1S not At
liberty to Iunetve the vt1n1 ot NE Hchafdson or
sns other gentleman. or aalk abtaAd With whom
Ahe pleased.
:. gHI ptTuRCL
Sue obhEed 4 divorce recently It Indianapolis,
Ind, on the ground Of drunkenness, brutal treat.
ueut, and neglect to Afford support md reslded
IN haI city ye1r ma half 70 sdo1d frn legal
tine tug csu1e1 an:p md a tutt During tast pe.
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ututater GIen-stone at she Guisdhni,
An 1m,>ortaA,t sPeeeh-Thc 1ri>1.
Onentlon-. FoliGy OF the Govern.
n,euIkern tiouB with America.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
GOOD INVESTMENTS,

In another column will be fouEd the an
nouncement ofW. II. Phare 4 Co, one Of the
most enterprising and substantial! real es-
tate firms in Chicago. The lots they offer for
sale are among the very best investments III
that wonderful city, and within five years will
undoubtedly increase five hundred per cent
Located upon the Grand Boulevard leading
from the South to the West Parks, which is
soon to be the finest drive in the northwest,
these lots must continue to appreciate in value
for years, and VII be constantly sought for by
the wealthy and fashionable. a few dollars
invested in this property now, viii bring
enough to establish many young man in bust
ness a few years hence, and to old and young
alike, superior inducements are offered in these
lots. Messrs. Pharc x Co. are well-known
responsible and honoral gentlemen, whose
assertions may be implicitly relied upon. It's
only necessary to add that jay Cooke & Co., OF
New York, are among their references.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
sYmrtons Of Old-Naidishness.

\ Scotch paper thus details them
When woman begins to drink her
tea without sugar-that's symptom
When q woman begins TO read love
stories abed-that's Il symptom.
When = woman gives sigh on
hearing Of a weddIug-that's symp-
tom.
When woman begins to say that
she's refused many an otftr-that's a
symptom.
When Il woman begins to say what
n dreadful set of creatures men are,
and that she wouldn't be bothered
with one for all the world-that's Il
symptom.
When a woman begins t. have Il
little dog tTottinG after hcr-that's Il
symptom.
When a woman begins to have a
cat at her elbow AT meal times, and
gives il sWeetened miIk-that's a
symptom.
When Il woman begins 10 be asham-
Ell 10 take of her bonnet in a gentle
mans company because she's no cap
on-that's Il symptom.
When woman begins to change
her shoes every time she comes into
the house altera walk-that's symp-
tom.
When = woman begins to say that
a servant lass has no business to have
a sweetheart-that's symptom.
When woman begins 10 rub her
fingers over the chairs and tables to
see If they are lUsJy-that's Il symp-
tom.
When a woman begins TO 20 to bed
with her stockings and Il flannel
nightcap on-that's a symptom.
When woman begins to put her
finger before her mouth when talk
ing 10 amy one, for fear that they
should see she's losing her teeth
that's symptom.
When a woman begins To talk about
in Ter knees and elbows
that's = symptom.
When woman begins to find fault
with her looking glass, and says it
does not show the features right
that's symptom.
When n woman begins talking
about cold drafts. and stops up ali
the creviccs il. the doors and win
a symptom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
MORSE, EoDDIfS MHAAIIIroS.

n thc selection ana purchase of watches,
jcwclry and articles or virtue, two rules should
be observed: Is, always buy The best, because
Ii Is cheapest il the end; and ed, deal only
with persons OF established regulations and
well known honesty. Acting upon these rules,
any Of our readers who may have occasion to
purchase goods Ct this kind IN Chicago, Will
not fail To visit the mammoth establishment Of
the gentlemen whose names head this article,
for the very good reasons that they have the
best and most complete stock in that city, and
are known as men OF undoubted probity. We
speak from personal knowledge of these gem
tlemen and their establishment, ami sincerely
advise our readers TO patronize them when Ie-
quiring anything in their line. for sat
isGed they sell better goods for the same mon
ey than any other house in Chicago tile
whole northwest. They are located at l2d Lake
street, corner Of Clark, and do general . hole
sale and retail business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

Garden and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
:, rought Iron and Wire Ratings, Fountain
Vases, Fersndas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
summer houses, iron stains, spiral and straight,
IN every variety ofpattern. New and mproy-
ed styles ofhay racks, managers, stable fixtures
stall divisions, &c. Patent wire work; rail
lngs, store fronts, door and window guards
farm fencing, &C. Bronze Work: Having lit
ted up our foundry with special reference TO
The above class Of work, are now prepared
10 till with prOmptncss all orders for bronze
castings Of every description, to which the sub
scribcrs would most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public, also to their varied and
extensive assortment of ornamental iron goods,
the largest TO be found in the United States all
of which are executed with the express view oI
pleasing the taste, while they combiae all the
requisites OF beauty ana substantial construC-
ton Purchasers may rely on having all them
articles carefully boxed and shipped to the
place Of destination. Designs VIII be sent Il
those who wish to make i selection Robert
COD < Co, Office and W areroUms, ll30 Ridge
Avenue, Phi'gdel phia. Pa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
From the New York Ledger.
A NOBLE TRIBUTE TO POLITICAL
OPPONENT.


send thee, Greeley, words of cheer,
Thou bravest, truest. best Of men;
For have marked thy career,
As traced by tiny own
I've seen thy strus5g les y n the foes
That dared thee to the desperate fight,
md loved to watch thy goodly blows
Dealt for the cause thou deem st the right.
Thou' st dared to stand against the wrong
When many faltered by thy side;
In thy own strength hast dared be strong,
Nor on another's arm relied.
Thy own bold thoughts thou'st daref TO
think,
Thy own great purposes avoWed;
And none have ever seen thee shrink
From the fierce surges of the crowd.
Thou, all unaided and alone,
Did'st take tty way in life's young years,
With no kind hand ciasped in thy own,
No gentle voice TO soothe thy tears.
But tiny high heart no power could tame,
And thou hast never ceased to feel
Within thy veins q sacred flame
That turned thy iron nerves TO steel.
] know that thou art not exempt
From all the weaknesses OF earth,
For passion comes to rouse and tempt
The truest souls of mortal birth.
But thou hast well fulfilled thy trust,
In spite of love, and hope, and fear,
And cen the tempest's thundsr-gust
But clears thy spirits atmosphere.
Thou still art in thy manhood 5 prime,
Still foremost mid thy fellOw-men,
Though in each year of all thy time
Thou hast compressed threesoOrc and ten
Oh, may each blessed sympathy,
Bresthed on thee with a tear and sigh,
A sweet flower in thy pathway be,
y bright star in thy clear blue sky.
GEORGE ID PRENTICE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

WHITEWASHING TEEES-pou't
Uhitewaeh the bark upon the bodies
OF fruit and ornamental trees. We
are 1t a loss 10 know for what pur-
pose some persons thus coat tia
bark of fruit and shade trees about
their premises with lime unless il IS
To make them look nice. Ii certain
~ does them more harm than good,
IS IL serves 10 uh>trucl the respira-
tory organs. and in a measure pre-
vents :. thrifty growth. Should the
bark become diseased and rough. or
covered wjtb moss, scrape il thor
oughly with { hoe or sCr2per of
some suitable description; after
which wash thoroughly with a
strong solution of soap and water.
1t this IL done properly every season,
II viii prove a great benefit, Icy des-
trcyiug the insects which prey upon
the bark, and otherwise promoting a
healthy condition thereof, and in
creasing the vigor ana vitality of the
tree Farm Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
EgSNIsY x McGRiTIt.
A CARD,


Ma EnIroR:-Ne wish To impress upon the
minds Of Your readers two facts. First, no de
ception, either real or apparent, in our house !;
and, secondly, we guaranto satisfaction IN all
cases, so FAR a it lies in our power
We nave the largest and most carefully Sc
/. 'iet. stock Of carpets, oil cloths, window
shades, &c, in the city OF st. Louis, and are
selling them nj less than i've per cent advance
On the New hork cost. We don't tell you The
regular advertising lie that we are selling he
low cost.
send lis a diagram OF the room YOU wish to
cover, with 4 dc cripti0n of the kind Of Garnet
you ant, and We guarantee you viii be pleas
ed. Respectfully,
FINNEY & McGEATH.
No, 30S North fth-.St.. 81 Louis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19


gloomy attendants. low spirits. depression
loss OF power, dizzy head, loss ct memory and
threatened impotence and imhcciity, lind :
Sovereign cure IN Humphreys Homeopathic
specific No Iwenty-eIghr- Composed of tn,
most valuable, mild ana potent curativeS they
strike at once at the root of the matter tone nj
the system, arrest the discharges. and Impart
ylg0r and energy, life and vitality to the entire
man They have cured thousands of cases
Price 81 per package of SIX boxes and vial
which Is very important in obstinate or old
eases, or 81 per single box. Sold by All.
druggists, and sent by mail ON receipt of price
Address Humphreys Specific Homuopathic
Medicine Co, 562 Broadway, y. y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

WHITEwASH.-Ali little whitewash,
says the Boston Journal Of CheDliS-
tr-q, will do : great amount of good !;
but full supply, enough to cover
the inside of barns, stables, cellars,
etc. with two good coatings, Is much
better
1.-The lime which enters into this
composition Is a purifying agent.
and the wash serves rs disinfect-
ant. The benefits conferred in this
regard compensate for all the labor
and expense involved in white
washing but the clean, tidy appear
ance which ii gives to farm premises
is most pleasing and salutary. In
no way can farm make so impoS-
ing and even elegant show for
tritiiug expenditure a. by free use
of whitewash. Even old buildings
glow and gIisteu under the white
wash brush, and assume a new ap-
pearance Buildings, in the eye OF
the owner, as we'll as those OF his
ifeighbors, have q higher money
value after the process is completed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

Not long ago, III one of our New
England towns, a woman catered a
probate office with four little ''hope-
fuls, > and with a countenance that
would DO justice TO hard days, COM
menced her truly affecting appeal !:
please, your honor, my husband
died detested, and left four little in
fidel children, and appointed me
executioner, and | pray Your Lord
ship Will allow ne TO execute the
deed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
UNANSWERED,

The challenge offered by the proprietors of
the DAVIS Refrigerator, u keep all pcrlshable
goods i've % days TO any other one ID tlav
win fifteen pounds OF ice To- all others TWENTY
hNe pounds remains unanswered. People liv-
ing outside OF chicago can have an illustrated
prIce-llst sent free People being In Chicago
VIII do well to examine the above Refrigerator
II Is Kept in running order at Chas To6ev5s s.
anu 50 Stale street GOGpRIDGE -TF\Wi%.
hEl. X co, Pruprietors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

have used used Norman's Chaly-
heate tonsh Syrup, and find it the best remedy
'n Group nave ever used; and from what 9th
crs have told me of their success IN the Use of
tA,S remedy I cOEfder .ly rec, nmend il for
all diseases of the tGrog. and lungs
) >CHLAC ENHAUF, Pastor Ger vi +. Churchs
BellpViT1p me-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

{. SCnULESEUEG. A. ZELLEE
c. SCHELENBURG & Co,
The Free Lands of Iowa.

4 book for all no want Cheap III ONES.
THIS work, just published, contains an ac-
! cUrate description OF each OF the seventeen
counties in the Sioux City
LAND DISTRICTS OF IOWA,
together with full directions Tor obtaining
home teisls and pre-emptiAlS.
= SECTIONAL MAP
OF the Sioux City Land District, designed TO
accompany the book, is also just published
showing all the VACANT LANDS, limits of rail-
road grants railroad lines, toW4s, topography,
&c, carefully complied from the official re
cords Northwestern Iowa Sttl contains Il
million and Il kalf Of acres Of government
land, subject to pre- emptiOn, or to be taken As
lomesteads The above book and map contai n
Just the information that Is needed, and such
cannot be obtained from any other source g..
The book with map included, VIII be sent,
prepaid, for I5c; or sent separately, book 23c
map soc. Address MILLS u COMPANY, Des
Moincs, iowa, or Western N,ws Company
Chicago, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

Iallmedge's None Such Salaratus
makes tie best and most nutritious bread bis
cunt and cakes, and Is the best >alcratIls for
Family use. Have you tried it2 Western de-
pot, l2u ;. Water ST, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
BAENUNS HOTEL.

Cor. Walnut & Second Sts., st. Louis. so.
This well-known and popular Hotel. having
been thoroughly rcfued land under new man
aSencnt.) Is now OUeu for the rcceItIon of
guests. 81 30 per day
FITZGERALD &,CARROLL,
Projectors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
FIR e WORKS

CtHAS. MORRIS, Manufacturer.
- Also, dealer in Transparescies, Lanterns,
Flags, Toy Cannon, &c. All goods warrant
ed. Send for price list. +. O. Box ~, Chi
cagO. Sales room leo South Water st.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

s1s~ If you are wise man, You
viii treat the world as the moon
treats il. Show ii only one side OF
yourself. seldom show yourself too
much at time, and let what you
show be calm, cool, aud polished.
But look at every side of the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

California expects to clip 1896. .o)
pounds of wool this year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

''Ii men or woman could but find the fablcd
fountain which is said t. restore i.2alth and
strength, and beauty, with what eagrrncss
they wogld rush to drink its waters - II is
found IN the :. I.-lSG0-N. The sale of the
Plantation BiJters Is without precedent in The
history OF the world. They are ut once The
most speedy. trcn-thenjug health restorer ev-
or discovered. ltrequireslbut a single rial to
understand this.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

\ GENTS WANTED
l \ FOR he FAST SELLING
AysteI g of Medicine ENu!aIn-
ed, - or Evrns' Family Phys-
ician, has colored plates.
price small f.; agents profits BIG
Also, for Bible Looking-glassj
and other books. For circu-
lars address HOWE'S BOOK
CONCERN, Cincinnati. OHIO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
81 TIMEKEEPER,

H ANDSOME CASE, glass crystal, German
4 silver works, white enameled dial, watch
size, warranted to denote correct time and
keep in good order five years A gents wanted.
$500 TO 1850 per month easily made. Extra
Inducements to Western men. sample Time
keeper sent postpaid for 81, three for 81. Civ
culars and terms sent free. Address o. Il
STANFORD u CO, sole prOprietOrs, 1873
State hIrarO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold AT half the
'EriCe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19

A New York girl takes thirty
seven white muslin dresses TO West
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
Roofing Material.

40 IIlg THdtGfIdI.
, OGFlNG COMPOSITION, PAVING CE-
) q mcnt, Coal Tar, l. Z Narnish for Iron
work, Elastic Cement, a Paint for Tin Roofs,
Saturated Felt, Dry Felt, Shcathing Felt
Ihrce-ply Felt. Also, 4 general assortment of
SOapmaker's stock constantly on hand, COM
prising Caustic and sal Soda, Resin, Palm oil g.,
&c, &c. &c, ut lowest cash prices. Orders
promptly filed. j. HAYES K CO,
22O MaShington St ChicAgo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
$40 PER DAY GUARANTEED

4 CENTS 10 sell the Home shuttle sewing
"A Machine II makes the Lock stitch
Ankle on Both sides, has the under fee q and
. equal IL every respect TO any Sewing Ma
chine ever invented Price So. Warranted
.IoIINslS, CL.ak 4 Co. BOSTON Mass p;,,i
burg, Pa, or 81 Louis, Mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
Chicago Advertisements
!cos Electro:zeC +!

w {. BFNSON'S Electro Egg
w PreseTV2t4yc VIII keep eggs perfectly
good fJr years, rs many Who have used 1t viii
testify. Send for some OF it and test it.
We also haNe article for restoring and col
orirE Rancid Butter, and several other i'm
portant improvements. for the sale or which
agents are wanted. ES-Circulars sent free 70
those ordering them. ELECTRO EGG co,
MOI Arcade Court, (rear Of Farwell ualI.l
Chicago, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
$ 4 N lords
ReciproCating Grinder

HNllE above engraving represents
i very simple and efficient apparatus for
grinding the knives of moving reaping
machine 1t consists of light iron frame,
with a crank shaft ut one end. ON the end of
pitInan attached to this shaft, is fastened a
block of grindstone, with the lower end bcvel-
ed to fit the angle OF the knife to be ground
The sickle bar Is placed on a lsrooyed board ut
the opposite end of the frame, and the stone
brought down to the blade. and receives
ciprocai motion by turning the crank. The
stone Is kept to its work by pressure Of one
hand on the handle at the end of the stone. The
rue angle of the blade always kept. ON the
opposite end OF the shaft from the crank, is
ordinary grindstonc, which is useful for ordin-
AIRY grinding on the farm, and ut the same
time serves as \ balance or fly-wheel. Any or
binary farm hand can use the machine without
tire Uble- Price of machine, complete, SIG.
This machine is for sale by LADUE, BLISH
& co 149 La Salle-St. Chicago, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
Chicago Advertisements.
TRY YOUR FORTUNE
rrrrr IN DrIDTYTV
LIIALGUJ Z rue Ian I I ,
PARTNERS,
MECH MICS,
MERCK MIS-,

MALE or female, Old or young rich
VI or poor. II you can raise Sl6, SO, or
so to make tho first payment, secure a lot IN
Chicago. Il viii be a fortune in a few years.
There is no risk III this investment. small
payment down do and the balance III , or 10
years, nj five per cent. interest, VIII certainly
make your fortune. Titles perfect, and print
ed abstract furnished with each lot. We viii
refund the first payment, with 10 per cent. in
tcrest, IN tive years, ii you do not wish TO make
the second pay ment. Lots in this vicinity are
worth nj least tour times what they We're one
year ago, and now is the time to buy. Pro
perry VIII increase very last Il the next few
years, on account of the public improvements.
Prices. %5G--@I25---258 --each Lot,
according TO locality. Deeds sent by express
Z. .. ID. Address Immediately,
I. +. HALLECk * CO.,
Resl Estate Dealers,
No. 161 s. Clark st. Room 20, Chicago, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-19
AGENTS WANTED,

DAY can be made selling Landon's
~ Needle Casket. The best selling article
out. Every family viii buy one. Send - cts
for sample. Sent by mail, free, to any part of
the United states. Il. K. LANDON,
CO Lake-St, Chicago.