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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
~ normon Exodus rom Utah

.,5.... ..,.rirac t-tsh} Daily itcport.F-l
-. tive commencement OF ti's
f building the great Pacific
high hopes have been tI1-
.....l .ffa cherished rs large
l...r ~ i4ga and women IN | tai,
. - disseatcrs and ap"sia5ts
-, ktarruoni-nI, IS Iocuicated by
.'.,t,sr Young, that upon It's conf
M avenue, OF escape would Ia
them, AMI they could make
,,,,, undi-turi,e,t by the hire
.,eI cut-thro.tts al Brigham
,z.,.,, from Utah Ia the States
-,....II-Sq,tlt.:s and apostateS, We are
..I A.. i,y no means lew, ana II
stated that ali s. lao can rid
l,.4. 81 w hat little property
-ffll ia,sf,.-,s, II lee tit'' Terri-
..,l return to tltr states
t.raty a party ot diSSclters
t.,I..s. Numbering about for
.lI ftnliliea, under tie. Lead
Nr Warren Waliing, late
I.nt II the Ju~sphlte wing of
,t.,atal. Church, 1T salt i..'hr
,.fE.-t at the depot, opposite
ttt.. greater portion uf them
t..,In MalttI valley, AMI the
Ill., from. s-:tit Lake thty aitt y 4
LII, They chartered a 'i'r from
~. I.ainal,,-, Ior which they paid
- lup md have prnVldc themselves
...it, .,lt TIE ltercrs, ;tfIs-s feIulled on
r4.-Ir,. They PURPOSE settling II:
~ III tnr Missouri river
t..ttita From pcrson;d n'-
..,.,i,,t.,tt..s. with Mr. Ndiln& nHd
-r.,I ..tIur.- oI the party, Ne can
-.f.t, L., ll.t.y mll! make good, hon
.. ft.ltt..tria,t. citizens "I Ne
, ,il,,.t theN strongly adhrfr
n...,l ..4.ttli,r ltllgiun. This, We
49,. the fir.t party ot dis."n-
feut,d AImons taktns th'lt "'l' I
.a. NOM t..A Who eu all the way
sN.4-I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

WITTICTSsIs Of Wash
ington Irving was fond Of ludicrou.
re?oinders. do you sing 80 said he
one evening to "a gentleman " ho had
called. Il soastiInes join in =
chorus, replied the other, in an inn
portant way. Then give MS n
chorus Nh. Madison Morton has
put this jest into one OF his many
farceS. On another occasion some
person asked, "Do you know lie
brew, Nh. Irving@'i Yes" he an
sHer-i with the utmost gravity,
but | can't speak il n great deal
better than 1 can speak it, From
The Philosophy of AbsnrditY, in
the July Number Of LippiBcott'- =
Magazine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
1t would be unfair To omit the
following, in making up the literary

a traveller ia Arkansas found the
following notice struck on the ferry
mans door At Cache i:iEer: "N o.
aths-Ff emmy bodn Gums hear artei
liker or to pit akrn-s the River. they
can yes blow this hear horn, and ef /
don't cum Wiiel my Betsy up at the
tou- hear the horn bloWin, -helt
cum down and sell them the ticker
or set them ahross the river, iint
away from hoam john wilson. y B.
them thnt can't rede viii have Ia 90
To the Hous after Betsy taint but
hatf a mile thar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

The Masonic Grand Lodge, New
York city, has just purchased lot
on sixth avenue, opposite Booth s
Theatre, at cost OF between $500, :
eD and $500, 900. On this lot Il large
Masonic hall is To be erected, con-
tanning rooms for the Grand Lodge
and FOR subordinate lodges; also
stores and offices 1t is anticipated
thst sta, GOO yearly rental will be
derived from it, and with this .att II
An orphan asylum. .ia to he faui ded
and sustained by the fraternity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

That decided me. caught up 8
wrench and hit him back OF t.is ear
aud he dropped Ike dead dragged
i,is body e didn't know then shetsl-
| e. "as dfagginga Il corpse or Hot) OF
the engine, and threw il down iy this
| roadside and jumped on tl.;. engine.
Jimmy said / the express is at-
ter Us. Mack smashed all the Ian
ters--ao we can't stop her. Our only
Chance Is running away from i,,-I 81
cram IN the wood, alid II open every :
thing
Il knew, by observation, how 70
open anu how 10 shut oil, tttit oi
course couldn't graduate ti.t speed
like Il professional. Opened every
thing you may be sure, and away
we jumped. Ii was curious chase.
To bc hunted by a locomotive dom /
fali /" the lct or every one. Our en-
Slhe Was not so powerful 4 one "a the
express engine, and our tram WAS
quite long SO we crammei III the
fuei and depended upon high pres
sure Tor our salvation. OF coitrsc,
never thought for IA moment o. ,top-
ping that side al pouehkeels,t., SO
We Speeded past the sfatle.t, All
lighted ahd filled with woInit ring
faces.
Just after passing the second the
gong on the f00isiC StfHck-solne one
iiaa pulled the safety rope. The fire
man S hand went inStinctiVely To the
whistle To blow brakes, bat | caught
III. IT was tho most anxious minute
of nay life. II 1 did not mind the
signal, and something was wrong
and an accident should occur, /
should always be blamed, even il /
didn't blame myself. Eut, if | stop
ped, the express might probably
wonld-run right into us. The pull
didn't sound professional a
brlkelnan's. 1t probably was Il jerk
ut The rope 10y passenger who had
been carried by his Atation-so ia
chance it.
"All this went through my mind
Ike lightning, as You may imagine
-ionS and 1 caught the tireman's
arm. He had never heard of such a
thing As disobey ing the gong, and
stared. | was too excited To speak.
but pointing to the fire, ANA he ;.ut
in more wood quietly.
We'll To make long story short.
| never blew brakes til the engine
was opposite the station. Then /
shut oil, blew one whistle, and went
sliding up the road. Just as we stop
pod the express, whose station wills
tie L had heard just hehind me,
came up 10 the depot, and stopped
where the trains usually do. IF |
had minded the gong or stopped in
front of the depot, I'd been smashed.
% oa see there was no way to do
but to run for it, We hadn't a red
light for the rear ear; We hadn't Il
lantern, nor couldn't get one, To send
back To signal; the flag men We're on
strike, and the express didn't stop
anywhere till 1T reached pough keep
sic, and she had got SO close un To- us
whom the engineer cut up rs he did :,
that l couldn't stop at "A station and
send man back. Before he could
have got far enough away they'd
hnVe been 80 close that they couldn't
have broke up III time, but would
have come into us.
Il didn't know whether I'll killed
Mack or not, and took the owl train
back, and found hiu all right as re.
CARDS death, but very sick from the
dip pd given him.
The company gave me this watch
when they heard OF ii. - New York
Clipper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

iHE t&nWEIIINU OF LADIES
li'r NaJeoty's Inspectors al schools
ia tttv..t britain have lately made "a
lh4ht'i report tNo points eff which
are That women are least -atisiac-
tory - teachers OF arlthmctiS," and
that the excessive prevalence al
~iaalI hahd among them j. gritv-
ancS- wish, remark. one OF
the Inspectors, "lhat teachers would
remember that, All The words of John
is-.he, every one naturally comes by
d"ssfr'-- ~ write less hand than no
sAt ur-t va- taught, hut never bigger.
tnd That, therefore. he who learns at
school to form every letter well on a
large scale viii fashion good small
hAhd t"F himself afterward without
lta1Iahsa y lille L,c y AO writes moth
ing: Out ~ius1ll-haHa At school viii
H"Fet hs' a good or Iveible writer as
long a. hc lives Other remarks
quite a. pointed were made about
the angular style of peunmanshir
prevalent among the lady teacher,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
l,atL1 nnhaD."

y beeEs.I boy Stoppec At = rieh man ,i.,,y
''iii 'i'4SS A'-S a5lsi lri-udi~es aHtt faint an.
-'tH thr D-5tgsr boy a. the tear-tirnp ioll.i
Down ti- tuin check i,'auchcd r.its ,g1nt ~.
coil ' ''''
'','h' ziv'- Ime cruai' from your h,.,r,t 10.
lo asip tile L,--slr-hoy on has way.,,
-''' sE"@'' mol i ernui5, In. rich naH
-, u an.t work fol our ,,Aiiy hre4d,sa
Inc lir t1i' hl.'a W-'.t 10 thc parish church
ttis i-''" grew grave a La tgD.t the norci.
Ni''t t.e ttf"i4s ihs poor the Unt4usht ius,sS
l'fs" btth 10 lei tte TIci, ndu pass
ltt' service h-ghu. the choral iiynn
-Nr"s--. ati aS-cii.d through tlr Fol.-. s5..i..-
lIiHs
ii''-h the Iirh man kHeit ana the y.ortla he -tii
u ere cave ts- this ,t.F car ,fa!t. t..rt g..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Western State Fairs

Ne give II partial list of thc times
and places of holding Western State
Fairs this year:
Ohio, Toledo, Sept. 1917.
Michigan, Jackson, Sept. y 2I.
Illinois, Decatur, Sept. 27-Oct =
W isooiisin, Madison, Sept 27--Oct l
Iowa, keohuk, Sept. HE.
Kentucky, Louisville, Sept. IA.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Ih, Msatgru WoIld ui late dat,.
iesu- uu is fast pHle tho best ap,.i
tItu atpImtipa i'm eulars un an urtttua-
4.l press ,N,@I seen III this country Ihc
publishers, nearly ~iN months since,
adopted ;, new rrurc-- ut r"inr print
ans, ~ iI.h dispense with the odd
mode uI making atH impression uI
s.a,,h color separately ,,i4d waiting ini
.hr r.iat IL dTS hrtoIe .utnthet could
ic used Tie inv Nrutlnn Is ouC al
great Importance, GHt, y hcH carrie,
L. = lllgboI Icelee 81 perfection Than
i.t~ st Uceu reached " III work "a r,v.
alutIanIn the present mode ut print
trttIuu-, tile Western Nurld il &
very attIA.IlNc lsaprr, ami hN tht
merits ~ tt- reading matter has al
-,Ady hesanr a Formidable rival uI
sl- utdeg contemporaries ia the field
illustrated eckly journalism.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

The story is told OF Feed Douglass
that once when he was travelling on
Il Long Island Sound boat and COM
pelied to take to the deck" his dig
nifled appearance led compassion
ate officer To think his condition
might be improved during the pas
sage if the bar OF color" " could be
avoided. So, quietly watching his
opportunity, ae approached the ora
toi and enqnired signifieantly-"In-
dian ," mo, nigger ~ frankly and
sententIoasiy responded Fred, ard
paid the penalty OF his tfuthfulness
by remaining deck passenger all
night, WALKING To and fra TO keel
warm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

-uult Cinnamon Engaged in min
.ue ii,.,r harklin, Cal, discovered
tar t.lna.Ins ui i iuast"dnn, or huhr-
.I stIlg animal uf huge dimensions,
ss1W uul,uus, "a ina America One piece
~ tu, u,i4c- " hirh hod huld ohV
fautt. measured ulHc inchr9 ln Nidtii
i#4 t,u al. lies iu length, showing Al
must haNr been ,,t least three feet M
circumference when " hole. t'ti" 81
the teeth va measured, anal found
81 tv thiye by 1--WE inches uu top 10y
~i> Inches long, the others h"IuS
s.uout tAs Same size. They ~ er'
I.uul uH thr hyi rock, some ntur ui
Tsu feet .tlu the surface, iutE.idSL
aI. .ETn.rt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
.-t.r pn,,rr Steering

\ i,4ilutiIc chamber IiSed To tiso
EeeIui !. vessel, the pressure cNcit"'i
fftrt. ..I..i 81 iIuH i"d passing thence
III. Ilr GaI,iel head -Hoh j. a general
t.lIJ III ia, new apartments ~ "hlcil
r~.vl- ,.ut uc stcered hy means OF
tu, pressure. uf the wafer un which
th5 lin3t.
I.slc AZ no wh.elS, t!llcf OF tiileI
.al... ami the apparatus is - simple
sld tt-s that i boy might steer the
Gsrs5f Efafsf1i. capt. lnsletiel't, +.
l. So I~ The inventor and one ot the
IIg.s,.-t y,.=-tl- iu the British Navy,
4a- Lc,u assigned 10 him fnr a
.aurnueh voyage of experiment.
Ihl-, taken with the American in
rutIuu L. determine latitude and
Gats.-tud.- at amy time, Icy night or
bY day, vii! work a revolution in
Iat conquest of the deep.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

writer in the New Orleans Sut.-
laN ltuIvs sar- 81 Mrs. tiainr-, (and
.s +. X. nuIi hciIeyv il NIL, ii Ne could,
tnt Ngr form ls petite and beautiful
i, Hp."gtlouvd. There is a rare ele-
..tur.tu facial contour. o"nc even
'I.-lt-i,rt ta btr courteous ami polish
..sl .tt-,.,,tr.,. without being charmed
!. Huh.s ST wil, just amt IaHriful
aI-.i ttf3u- .u life aud manners,
.tud y, srlu 4I rhrcrfulur>- highly
4.i,'-,hly. Ihr strength and lowell
ut.-~. ,lsy i-,lk eye IN woman, ~ de
tIi.rI d, IL tnu, J. finely Illu~trat
l ir in-r .s.-r, atd altogether shr i~
,s,-In.al.af IS AnIh any country niiE"I
- NI~iig ttotIi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Du saturday afternoon au old man
4i.Iug hIs name rs Fritz Bernard, u
ttt.nu,t. Xa- run over ami killed bS
,5s incoming gravel train on the De
snsII .tHd Milwaukee Railroad, not
t. from t4c Grand Trunk Junction.
hrAla- di~roy cred by the engineer,
ta1 late to save him, with am arm
Hi lr. lying across thc track, and
sr,utIus toward the coming train.
tits arul ami leo were severed III Il
hooking manner, and lac survived
uuI \, few hours. lie WAS brought
fa tny city and placed in st.
Mary Hospital, and when asked
b., hr tlid not save himself, replied
4 uaut 10 die. He had walked
l0um Pontiac, and was on hi= way
.a thc city, when the determination
yil,.1 linn u yield his li5s in the
uHtuu,r stated above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

IhunIa- Bradford, probably the
oldest printer la Kentucky, w.ts thy
.Hg - make hl> Way through = crowd.
~ Lexington, when, hl- foot hecom-
Ar rutahSlei nl the hnop--kirt Of a
negro woman, vuttIug his head very
uA'iiys .sud .prainug his wrist 5o
thst hv Wln he uHahlc to work Tor
SOME flH.N
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
SUBTRACTION
From six take nine,
From nine take ten,
From forty take fifty,
And six viii remain ,

There are only twenty-five persons
IN Oregon vino pay income tax on
sums exceeding ten thousand dollars.
The largest income Sas .Z5s ...:.s..i re-
turned by the agent al an estate and
the largest personal income was SIS.
ola
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

And the Chicago Post has rcCeiV-
Ell, 1t tells ia, advance sheets of a
new dictionary of the English Ian
guare, 10y Elisha &. Sprague, OF
which the fellow ing are extracts:
AEiSIrLA'E, . iicaese or the Lntloai AMI 50
lodiuis c"k@tn- soar ISe.
iEthtlirSi of promise, a IL. ISIS al the ,iea-
Nnl Io 1h'rt "A Man Quit of itis one munny.
curry, a Lott al iIiterat is-.un ram rt- 40 nslt
The y IDalscu dc4,NnI
ieE, organs OF site which lupen To Copi lprcigti
here Eafttr.
KAT. a Animal witch gifts outt oi the hagu,
some Iikles.
SfEIiAtt, / OF the f-nast Arts.
SN kAl Nc, a kouplant at Inc I-c Also 81
law he,is.
iMMl y, l:aid investment, especially
sAule nafnih--
1t would be unfair To omit the
following, in making up the literary
archives OF the Spragne family
Amanda $ mother ctlcd one day
\ mAn-a man. Amanda!
lay should you aiiii tive slnsl-, say
When highlands are 50 handy -
II know man Amanda dear,
\ man, man, Amanda,
Whose income forty thousand year
ne Keep You. oh, "a zrandy 80
Amt what's has name mamma Ia
Sprakuc,
But he's no gay Young dandy"
''Numatter / II make hun IA IiIs. wIItsJ rs.-
Rrpiled tie far Amanda.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
The Brides Fate. by Mrs Ennu,,

d. J., y. Southworth. sequel TO The Chang
eel Brides Il in press and " III bc published
IN few days by I. IL. Peterson n Erothcrs
ihliadelphia IL Will command a very large
sale, as II . laiiy cqnaI To The Changed
Irides.' FAN Play, - and ''IIow lie Won
Her, which have proved 10 be three OF the
best novels ever published, and which are
having unprecedented sales, Tor MrB South
worth -, beyond all doubt, the first female
noSeiisl OF this day II Viii be issued IN q
large duodccimo Voiu- ne OF over i've hundred
pages, IN uniform sty lie with 1.-The Changed
nrides Far Play, and How lie Won
on sl-5p ~ paper cover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

TIE Spraguc-Craig ease produced
a literature in Chicago. The follow
ing-the first from the Tribune and
the second from the Evening Jour
nal-nre specimens
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Amanda t1ai%, that gushing giIi,
tN now dismiss how schui4rE
Hia''" shc has won, from poor aIas prague
\ hundred thousand dollars
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Peterson's Magazine for july is

Ittct7oH haga%lne 1of July Is
ono OF the best we have ever Eeen A cauitaI
steel engraving. The Romance OF a Boarding
school. - with iaughablc story by Ella Rod
man, leads on; then follows colored steel
fashion plate, with Gre iull length figures; and
then We have numerous wood cuts of new bon
nets, bathing dresses. sc. &c. a score OF pat
tcsn5 for the worn table. The literary con-
tents as usual, are excellent. Mrs Ann s.
stephens continues her powerful noyeiot MA
RE AntIonette's TaiIsman.'' Now is a good
time 10 aubscribe for ''PeIerson A" Terms
- 90 n year. To clubs, FIVE copies for g. 90
Win AN extra copy Tor a premium, and also the
pfeinisIl engraving, The Star oi 81 cthieheI -
Specimen copies sent gratis To those wishing to
Ert uP clubs. Address tEaS- }. Peterson, 3ss;
Chestnut 81, Philadelphia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

ffot. Parsons, the law writer, and
author OF ''Parsons on Conracts'' ana ON
inefcial Law has recently prepared L work
Oh general interest, entitled Laws OF Busi-
ness, which IS published by Jones, Junkin
Co, OF Chicago. The work is issued In
cheap anu popular form. and i8 sold only by
c"hNaS1ihg agents As 4 general rule, books
i'etfhdins 10 make every man his own lawyer
axe worthless, but Prof. Parsons could write
hothihS that would not be good. and this book
rs an spltomc OF commercial law, Will be in
valuable to every business man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Frau Elise Polka" the German

alSnaie informs us, land her book ahout
MehdelS8ohn' "Reminiscences OF MenteIs-
sohn') have been the recipients OF dietin-
sul.hed honor- The Grand Duchess Constan-
TN Tour German contemporary goes on to
say Aitef finishing the book, sent the author
esS = GIT us po"iIcai ss It was munifeent. The
''iAhd duchess Is herself a talented musical
'h"'eur' anu an intense admirer OF the great
Immortal anu WAS very much Interested and
"hestea by the book which 50 wonderfully re-
presents NM She sent Frau Polka bracelet
IN ihe form oil "A gold book, with an artisticaIiv
,i,,, ~ iftS, III pearls, on It's upper cover
IN ~ ~ tpuh'1eu ny Iaufe!-wreath, III emeraids
ON the upper cover Is the monogram r. T., in
pearls. Inc ilnks OF the chair surrounding
the wrist are letters which united form the
name r. Mcudcisshon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

LIST or PATksTs.-Iasned from the United
states Patent O.1ice Tor ihc week ending June
IS, lNa9, AMI each bearing that datG oh,cIally
reported through the ustern Patent Agency
0! Herl.e! a Co, Patent Sohcitors AMI Attor-
neys, opposite the Post once, Third street ST.
Leuis, No;
Ionn Nanny, Rockford, Harvester
Henry Merfiuan. EloG6sIn gton, Mechanical
movement.
Jame1 Eaton, Bridgeport Steam generator
Milton Clark, Oakley, Corn stalk cutter.
MISSOURI.
Andrew Kennedy, st Louis, sad iron heat
Joseph weIzenecker. 81 Louis, Vine y cider
press.
@m kHaus Otteryille. Nail extractor.
j hei7o, assle'si5s:. &c, Freedom, Gun car
rage.
IOWA
Hiram l. wilcox. Perciyai, Process for tam
ming hidcs.
. III Meiensty, Delhi, Revolving show case
Loren y Carpenter, Buffalo Grove Grain
scige-
JOHN lemon Polk City. Conyeyer' q ight. -
ss@a i'asiimgton 4 " alter r Crew W aIibgtck
dame, strap.
EASSAs.
Peter Paiamsnder 4 Nathan a Aaher, Grain
sieve
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
T0p pRIN TING

,...f...-s..,s -, set -.i.. =. Sas-.s ~
-r..- n,.fcc Ua -cs,e,.t. r.;,te trf,;rs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Eilsha Spra'gr eve bIld old e.,
Nh9o Eant sp-l wuTth tipin,
cW termed yer back - m.indY ErIi-
Il n'l nov JrF MUMMY g hrrn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Lippincott's Magazine for July

i8PItIItVtt > 4hHpiZIUt IOr july
contains the opening chapters OF Anthony
lfoIiopc's new novel, entitled The Vicar OF
buifhaInptoni' also, Inside u aChinese Gamb-
ing HE'LL by r Itepple Hall, ami an acdi-
tioaal instaimcnt OF Robert Dale owen = nov
ci, beyond the Breakers - Carl Benson
contribute a curious article on .sF,ncv Sig
natureai'' and George Fitzhugh writes on a
subject now attracting much attention, viz
Tho art OF Getting To Sleep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
LITERARY NOTICES.

Harriet Martineau's Biographical
Sketches have ALREADY reached their lhir,l thou
sand IN the American edition Miss Martin.
eau receives tea per cent or thc sai,s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

'Auerbach's Rival seems To be a
team Appil,t by common consent u SpIviGa-
gen whose "Problematic Character has
lHst been published by Leypolat < Holt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Now that the schoolgirls are abont
separating ior vacation. they seem 10 be yet
ting mp quite a rarore over Leypol.it 4 Holt's
naw Album cf'- Mental Photographs Ol,icr
and wiser t) people ito not appear entirely to
escape the contagion
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Many people will be glad To learn
that We are soon To hear again from Henry
hihRsi"y. the author OF ''kaveHshoe - GeoI-
Trey halnlyn,' etc. HIS new novel, Stretton,
NhiSh Is now running through an English
lh;'s azine-ihe Broadway-has just been pub
hahct ~ Lcypoldt y Holt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Another OF thoSmith Family, this
time from the German branch. who Inrist on
spelling the name schmidt. has been con,i,,,
into prominence Herman schmidt is obtaining
recognition As one ofihe 1rst living writers Ills
move. called Der Habe rmeister has lust be,n
translated into English. and Is ready to be pub
ished by Leypoidt & Holt. Schmi,t's novels
are ali based on actual historical institutions
OF rational pecul.aritie5. The Habermeister
was the chief OF the ''haberield. +" secret tri
Oilnal something like the fan. -. Y .hng.richte
or francs Juges) which until lately has alInosi
iui'd bavaria. Ihe characters and cycnts of
the novel bearing tins name are ,Irornsiis M
ti'e 'Attelne, but are kept from being sensation
Al py wonderful truth and Tenderness
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Did any other foreign author than

Did any other foreign author than
Auethach ever have four edition., Of one OF his
works published IN America within a month
of 10 'ipf@atanee IN the author's native conn
Try 2 Messrs. Leypoldt Il Holt, Anerpach's
authorized publishers. have now ready a
standard Library Edition, +" a Pocket Edl-
uon, - and Globe Edition" OF The Villa nm
the hhlne. At the same time the story Is run-
nlhg through Lltteii's Living a e.. and Alessrs
ii ',Si - isf"tittrs, OF HosioH, are printing an
opposition edition, in instalm1nta trnnf IN
Living Age pilates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

nowne with YeT grscnbaN, I,tt N fvoti
80 Mandy hIai, may buy
4 IlFE"T Wiio no ttinnr'5 gntt
A. Il t..- ..,ff
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Iano' Florence and Nenice-the
a~'oad pant OF his Italy ,thr first part 81
which, Rome ami Naples. w-s received Witit
"eh distinguished iaScl). - longer. ana salt
u be more interesting than even t..r h.st pant