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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
TWO SHARpERS
fFr,au sunshine antt-shastev i'll New Nofb!l
A ueted Sportsman taking dinner

fFltaa sunshine and7Shattev i'll Ac7v Yofbl.I
"A noted Sportsman, taking dinner
a one of our clubs, exhibited :, tiil-
mend ring OF great beanty and appa-
rent value on his fiji ger a gentle
man present had 4 great pa~9ionz for
diamonds A fUer dinner tll e parties
met III the office. After mitch bar
tering the owner consented to sell the
ring for the sum Of six hundred dol
lars. AS the Buyer left the room a
suppressed litter struck his ear. He
concluded the former had sold both
the ring and the purchaser, He said
nothing, but called the heXt day upon
a ieweler, When he learned That the
diamond was paste, and the ring
worth about twenty-five dollars. He
examined some real diamonds, and
found one closely resembling the
paste in his own ring. He hired the
diamond for a, few, days. pledging
il, and rave a hundred dollars for its
use. He went to another jewelcr,
had the paste removed and the real
diamond set. His clums, knowing
how he had been imposed upon, inn
patiently waited for his APPEARANCE
next night 10 their ACCOMPLISHMENT
they found him in high giee. He
fiourished his ring, boasted OF his
bargain, and-said if any gentleman
present had a twelve hundred dollar
diam tfd ring to sell .:or six hundred
dollars, he knew of a purchaser =
When he was told that the ring was
paste, and that he had been cheated
ne laughed al their folly.
Bets Were freely Offered that the
ring did not contain a real diamond.
Two BET S500 \ II were taken, uIn-
pires We're chosen. The money and
the. ring We're put into their hands.
They Went To "a first-class jeweler,
who applied all the tests, and who
said the stone was diamond OF, the
| first water, and worth, without the
setting, 81 200. The buyer put S.
900 which he lad won quietly in his
pocket. He carried the diamond
back and recalled his 81 200, and
with his paste ring ON his finger
went to his club. The man who
sold the ring was waiting for him.
He wanted to get the ring back, he
attempted to turn the whole thing
into q joke. He sold the .rriHgy he
said, for fun; he knew it was a READ
diamond all the time He never
wore false Jewels. He could tell "A
ny III hi'iiiloilt any iiGic ~ itS pc-
culiar light. lie would not be so
mean as To cheat an old frieh . He
knew his friend would let him have
the ring again But. his friend was
stubborn said that the seller
thought it was paste, and intended
to defraud him. At length, on the
payment OF $500, the ring was restor-
ed. All parties came. to the eoiIclu-
sion when The. " hpi,. "A fair ca me-,
out, that when diamond cuts dia-
almond again, some one less sharp
Will he selected. .. pr --7 r-.f +,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

- T'HE Missouri State .ottrfS- ofat5t
louis, Mo, draws daily anal e..-ry
- days Oh the great single nam Der
plan Drawn" Is made IN presence
"t II committee cf : cntlemen AMI Tie
public " h" wiT1, c. he present ar The
honorahlr dealings ST the 'nl:Jna!.rrs
&. 1t. Murray A 60. Y;,nsi the aliatinf
OF prizes paid "atL y them have -N,,n
tbs eeniidenge Pr the i,nbile, ana
made tins lottery fie only rciinil,
nt9tithti"n.Hf tire Kind IN tln- ..onnl
try -..... ..err.- . g
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

THE AMERICAN LAW REGISTER.
This valuable journal commences
a new year with the January num-
Der, III which will he found a VERY
Interesting article oa the legal Re
~f:ifioris ofS Fnotogrsphss5 by Judge
jameson, Of Chicago, and number
of eXcellentca eases upon points of gem
crai law and bankruptcy The Reg
lister is notonly the oldest and best
law magazine in the country, but its
enterprise, its ability and Ms eminent
~ practical character render ID Wor-
thy OFF its reputation as truly VA
llonal law journal. Published 10y -.
T. Captield X Co, Philadelphia, at
five dollars II year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

\ NAN OF \ 1ifpt -ASp--A Cos ~iArJ1y,.
'uhEb.-itr- ~ James Il retired plr, sici.,i, at
81 thiihehtt' discovered, while ia the Ea.t
indies, "A certain ear, Tor on siIfu,,ii,,t ,t
ma BIoinhiiiS, coughs, t,uias. and t..u.r,l
ptbiiity- The remedy Wa discovered Ia Et,n
Nhen his ohl enid given vi, 10 10. III
chitd - nov alive and Welt u.-,r.,I.. .,T t.,,,.
htthE MS fHiom fnorfaIs. ne wall st.rd tn. ,..,
l, CoaahiinSlu VII diIf.tttons Tor nttl ti,y All
..,ttsiuiiy using tis remedy, FREE Oh I,,,-,,.t
~ iei names, with two stamps L. paw .-x,,.i,
- in'I" - mol "a sipSit tonoT 'pi.st tutt-
W." t'',' VI u"-s not AT oIi",f taLr hold ~ and
NtSHt AWetttS, ptcl shine. irlIt-.-
t'h % h' eSIAts. i1iiurs- 9i fi.1tI.ts dfi,, Oh
- l''i''fhtt"h, sharp pains ia Iit.- iuu- az.
fhf",ii GA iAss.iistttIns. ntnsa al T.,,,..-t,
thAfti'... u the bowels ws..tfn.. .,t,-it.iF -
hiasrlrs hthtress ,r.tddnck 4 ID io.. ~.
street. fhiiai'ieii,iia, Ia. -f. a. -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
s4nNfrHlNel II NV - rnILphi ~

hAt. f"' ltA.>os.-t Iol. al .AuEu.I.4, LA
81 - l"tui-s No 81 ia, iiitss i,,upitIt,
al f"ar Icis 81 The pTaHi IA tfit ,.sItt,l ~ = -
IIi;i't' ''ttAih az" stnd Is Flui improvements IA
nun trbRi Ion i't-tnt.S. NJ rio ,.ti,sst 81
ihia h''"hti1ti a. 10 ',B fsrL ,..l.I attach
mont l"f pianos. nI.ln,i,utia. n ia -lisi. q,
manner MAT even shl;iil "tia san he 40 "a
"'''hHiy piano 9-"ots ''-tn reach ami oI., rate
H'' ti4N "a Wei ;th'i tiy stt adult .r-
ON II consists al fturi winch iti,. .iiila IS
l"ri rest and pT'asnrc slide Thereto attached
IA e"'i! a idaiitirf 8" Le ready ,,aiUit,t 1, IIh
the pc'iaia at IA. in.tTttn.t.l.I- and ,,t.. l
me u" ct liit s1"'il. The Top ,Ia= 81 tnft ad.
~ liable alti"a h"td ih' iirc,~.f I,,,il,lt ff
nc "l''iil"h al ia" pedals. This Tir,.-- IL, G..
tii2 been ieft bA parents aud -, ne
''7s"tS u" i'fnih2 thr.plana. ~ ats nr.. cuti-s
i'h arc thtiicd To rcarhthc ict1I With fli, il.
rect, ana ft:t'ii N-tca7n IL ~ be- idle a. nv
lns me child healthy AND g,r:.crittI position
wien playing upon thc I,i:tno. r,rsuft- Iul,.r-
Street, 81 Louis. Mo-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
B9OKLESS HOUSES.

Z NE. form Judgments Af men from
little things about their houses, of
w hich the owners perhaps never
think. Flowers about q rich man s
house may signify only that he has
a good gardener, or that he has res
fined nelghbors, and does what he
sees them do. But men are not ac-
customed to buy books unless they
want them. If, on visiting the
dwelling of Il man of slender means,
wefindthat he contents himself with
cheap carpets very plain furni-
ture, IN order that he may purchase
books, he rises atOnce IN our esteem.
Books are not made for furniture. but
theE@is nothing else, that so beauti-
fully furnishes 4 house. The plain
est row OF books is more significant
of refinement than the most elaho-
-rately carved sideboard,- .
Give us a house furnished WITH
books rather than furniture. Both,
If yeu can books at any rate 70
spend. several days in friend S
house, and hunger for something 70
read, while you are treading on cost
lycarpets, and sitting upon luxurious
chairs, and sleeping upon down. as
il one were bribing your body for the
sake of cheating your mind 80,
Books are the windows through
which the soul looks out. \ house
without tlem is lik a room without
windows 5. No man has a right to
brmg up his children without sur
rounding" tlIein With books, if he has
the means To buy them. II is a
wrong to his family. Children learn
to read 10y being IN the, psessence OF
book :. The love of knowledge in "A
young mind i almost warrant
against the interior excitement of
passions and vice Il 20
let rs pity those poor rich men
no barrenty in great boukless hous-
t.. Let as congratulate the poor
that m our day, books are 81 cheap
that u man may every year add a
hundred volumes To- his library for
the price of " hat his tobacco and his
beer would cost him. Among the
earliest ambitions 10 he excited i'm
clerks. work men, iourneNmen-al
inderd, anoD. ALI that are SfftIe-
Cling nj the race III fffe-is that ar
swniis., and constantly ;tddin. To. a
library OF sood bookS- y little il,ra-
~, grow nag larger every year. ~ an
honorable. part ~ y yonf,. man : i,i-
Tory. s--. $3.50.
IL i mans duty Ia have BOOTS. y
library j. not Il luxury, tut ont. al
the ns-ce~saries of life.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

ORD 10 fslpE.--B BY rnliine
"t'! hhger if"n the water. vu,I leave
Is" mol" ia the fluid and ~ IN ING.
"d f-aNr ho vaesfft ia The world
m cheerful live longest ia lie.
'n'' aftt-f ~ its-s,tts Regards Cheer
- i' The oifssiia Il at goodness
a saiiitarA principle a. We'll ta
IA" hoay * To the mind. and il is.tn
hoth The cause aud effect al be.,ttt,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
. A FoRrpSE MADE SEAsI-Tl
- r1n.a Poo E'St.fa hi. frI I,t,t iy,,

= \ FoRTuNE MADE #EAs E-The
-Gardnei Real Estate Distribution of
st. Louis viii positively draw on the
9th February or the money will be
and the Association are
pledged to hold no tickets themselves.
This is the most liberal scheme be-
fore the people. There are-500 prizes
Averaging nearly 81 900 each, includ-
ing the Ashbrook Mansion, worth
$50 500, other beautiful Residences
and lots in St Louis, fine farms and
farming lands, near the city Lib
eral inducements are offered. Six
tickets for s.; twelve for SO; twenty
five for S20, &c. Commission given
which will make it an object. For
tickets, terms and circulars. describ-
ing scheme, address Elbow Hender-
shot, 100 Walnut street St.Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
y Ut --I--- --1----II y"
CHOICE OLE COIORS.

Nothing contributes III a mote par
tiouiaf manner 10 heieiittn the beau
~ OF the skin than the choice al
colors. For example = Females 81
light com plexiS smHh t to wear tile
purest white; they should choose
light aud briilisnt colors, such ~
| rose, aznie, light yellow etc. Nom
Ell OF :. dark com plexion, who dress
in such coiofs. as we have oi1en seen
| them do, sz,liae their skim TO- appear
hlack, dnll ami tanIied. they ought
therefore, to avoid white f5hes aud
rose color, anii light .biut ribbons
'Ihese, ia particulai, are best suited
to them :-=tireen, violet, t,itple /;
and then that dark ness which Mas
only The ,ile,t,,oi TOO harsh a ron.
trasiy w'ii shsi'teniy disappear, ~ IL
10y ench;,iIl nItnt their ac6nf,ieHiou
Will bet-alne -IictiS and animated
| AMI will exhibit such citarnn- a. viii
dispute and even bear away the fair
est of the fair.
In "a ord,s tlit- si.tr c.slIie,t be too
tc;u"'ftil To- oartt7t. l,s light eu!oTs.
tile paieneSs oi their cuniplcNiolS {,
ami darker women 10y stronger ,.oi-
ors = ie-tsoHIctthai- yellow lint of
their cafnation. w. must moi omit
II very important observation res
pectin@ the change III f'c"iors bv
light. Thus crimson is extremely
handsome AT night, when it may bt.
substituted for rose coiof which loses
Its charms 10y ,.andic- f~ift : lint this
crimson, seen by day, spills the most
beautiful compile Xion no color
whatever SO completely strips il OF
All its attractions. Pale yellow, on
the contrary, is often very handsome
by day, and is perfectly suited to
persons who have q fine carnatiom :;
but ut night il appears dirty, and
furnishes the luster of the complex
ion, to which it is designed to give
bFillianrN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
,TDSlI1HqHY9ElET

Wien YOU promise 20 do q thllIg,
be sure IL Keep yottr wort, as wei
forth, galSeaof trnth as IN Justice '1ts
p .sI Of TIL b5S S &lle 'F|ftd5ls I'%]$
faiti,ful,,to his .word;l s l.s-s@..>l. 'as6- q
lie had borrowed 4 tool rom a
n niJi tfT..saq i ID IL WI 1I5 sent
away on an GRAND and 1tRt net re
turn nntu lae-E Before he went ne
,xa--t,,fti tI.s, i1e,-t,f.st4ttst 4ttsi1is -s.'s
the tool returned, After he had,eome
home and gone 10 bed, he inquired
and foin3Fl tire st3oi haa iiot been sefh
to ftsloSQieF-' He WIS fEnueii distress
ed To think Ifispromise Mas not ilt:i4Sn
hut was persuaded 10 50. 10 sleep anu
ried early and carry il home. By
daylight lie was up and nowhere was
the tool 10 be found After 4 long
and fruitless search ne set OF for his
tneiehuof's, in great distress, to ae-
know ledge his fault. Btt hoNN1ssreis
was his surpriScIa.find the tool on
his neigh boris sdoorstepi Aila It
then appeared. from the printaof nj
tie bare feet on the mud, chat tllc lad
had got up IN his sleep and carried
the tool. home, ami Wentt bed again
and knew il not fOf conrse, 4 boy
W ho was prompt in his stetP Ma
prompt when awake, lie dyed -
spected, had The confidence OF hli
neigh bors and was placed in iiatN
offices Of trust and profit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

aGAsss Superintendent or litarh(r
shpdd be ~ ithoui, The SUNDAY
school Time, The bet paper Ia / Ia.
world 81. is'slIbject 1DtInlS liurt
1IsD senior editor. % Sample. ,.apt
sent Isff oiA applichiiori l., DO. .,:,f-
rigues \ ca, sabbath. school Eupu-
rum, COS Arch Street rhilaLtipil
Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

y thkb. \ clergy man, with re
shtas ih Ss'sih America az q laiss innstb, IA
- $500 = = = !iii 2ti"I L. trIs,is La fl.- .,lt.
1i neiEtstIs We Kim .':tt-fe ,.rr,.l" tiE't.
81 ~ ~ i.'if' SEMINAL ans z4it.Ifh. ~ .i.
- lt 81 iI-il 'i''s hfHdtsbI GA ty H.uafut AMI
Jus ffti5ies frat is,Bti.s - hag. ta,, ,-utt
- t4n2 i.ol,i'7 remedy ilnuitied Ia. a .l+si,,
:" b'i"ht- TIE hniiFftd and HuIs.IItt..,tt 1 vii
si',' tt' ferits ii,f preparing aanst using tuI=
M 81 = ot-tie'i envelope. To aHN un,. " i,1
,''fi9 IT, Tree ~ Charge Nd,if.-- L. al, 4,
.LIiI..'ii. ataIl.rl - Bible ii..lpse y II citv $50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

NEVER make {. nie take, meet viii,
a disappointment, suffer. lose .tn, g.
thing which you prined, or go tlIro'
any sofrvm, without '-aIs4ing ii ia s,c
a7~eufe,- al Instruction Who. pass
ing through The valley OF Bas.a, max :.
ii a we'll 'l- ffpf wisdom this. INSTEAD
ri abandoning oufSei yes To - i.-f
Rather SAY, " h.,t s,ih ! 81 learn, ie
du, as the result of llis trial " so,
dig ia tire valley al ~"rroM IL j. fnil
OF srtiirgs, mol far hri"N filtfnriacr
= IlluA.s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

A young lady in Boston recently
gave her father, AN old and respected
merchant, letter 10 post containing ..
her acceptance Of an offer OF mar
rlage, The forgetful old gentleman
carried the letter in his pocket u
week, .san'-h To the perfieAity of the
young lady. mho did DOT receive an
answer, and greatly to the anguish
OF the impatient and desp,iring
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

ANGER AM, MALtCE.-1u indulge.
anger ~ IA admit ;osta. ASA guest +:
bat 10 indulge malice. is to close iil,-
door upon i,ii,i as All inmate, ia the
one hr hnd~ transient iOdgin@ IA
tie other a permanent home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
ST. LOUIS BOILER YARD.
IOSEPH = wANCIE1.

IT T W ANtsIEE SiIr,-r.N-
:, .' "f % ahtwtfi " Wangier nfafnf.,..f,,,,.r--
% St'-sh ii@.4'tA Of .Yofy ,Iesa.rfptt,.o .,sa
I.i va ] ants, ce0lrr-. Kettle. r1n' a.
r i'io 81 SHEET ir.n w,f9 t.,,.i ,.}air
f,.fNf OINTMENT ~ IIit g n III -.,..,..I
q a'i ir,tl'-ts iva. -Four. ffs.. and ~is-t tn,t
81 NafiDtis isnfttz and sfl.f,.st,, sf-..,'', -,
i'"""f- tpfisht aai fith,,fs II, i,l,, "a, -
which ~" snss et.es.,.i \ a ,sY,.,. a IN 4
1'''i - a b"tiFi nzi1ects,T ls.1ar. Il. -
.hs shop. ~ i-siird- IDs r wAN,.itt
: l. cor Man aIl1 IsFr ste s. i-7,,- A,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

EN.'A ca not hastily as a party, an
u 'iiifieir'r between others. hut ~
myself impartial aud un.-ng:.g-
sd' tlat thon inayeSt moderate he
iS'-fsn them, e- II -r.s----
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

iERESo4,pFEaN- In matters 81 great
e,ilcern aud N i5ieh must be ,lon..,
there i ito saTer argument of "a weak
mind THAN irf.-~s,iution, TO be- unde-
t.rniins-,l aii~fe Tie case - 50 rfain.
ard Iie necessity ss' al gent Ia is
always intrndiu. Ia Head Il ne y life,
tut never 10 find time - set stouttt-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
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I,ktL,s 0nLnkN NYAEtte n.

IblsI4i'S GOLDEN sSAEkit~ Al
ftr fttetf=h remedy ct great ad Iult, 81.
astv''i irraSiiI~if oisti,,; ts aAii.rut ,ul ul.,
h 10 ri lin $50. I.i, s.. atis .,..s,o t.,s
SH'sLa 800 y be. ia ;tItitstIs-,s- ,slH.
md ,e.-bAn. .,i.-tlE.IE ~ sac t.ti-- tH
Lhcir inst IuIrt,iutftat tu tut- .tbt4tTl. Et.
sale t'lts br'n -tEtiiF it,t', iIg. AMI tiIu...
tnCl} Nfttrtn = 1l ,i-ttI-r tt.I,t ,iiI,.ti ln..
aio:ti iivTit4 1it,N lie. 8iiX I.itsl 90 E .
nearly Iti.tiiitlt- th' W .tI,la tittitH i.,fu..
utis,;I Tsfl,,,tt,- loF ttrSsry 4ut,iauas st4t- a
al "a Times .pii els Ns-,ttlt aud s .all g. &C.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
ksY:lzlaII

They ar eats certain ..ttle ia uii ciironir g1-r
as ior recent ATTACK Of llr .tl,,, ,IIaorl, Iu
direction l"F thr treatment ACCOMPANY rt,i
package iA''s g alas s,I..s-ui AH .t1 ,,' ais
address securely Wrapi-d uH receipt oi So"
ll'l'i kssc, oi a5.lOk.tss,=, 4Or f'tsi, hy '"tn-
brothers ~ i.Oigla, s,-r agent. uI tiir 8 v BE-
p" al send :.s5 To- ANY address !rcc, cu,-H a
!, etor from Prof. tdW. Ben, Descriptive oi Iht
remedy .uIh - origin, All 4eliegs couiiruiia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

The tsrrt-ittti bend ora female W-i.sr
arrived in AIb.ans, Vt, frotn Nonift-
al last week Was hound 10 CONSIST oi
so, worth al silk. She. had il bad
The Custom House, officers relieved
her. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

How often do you hear the complaint FROM
mother and father that their son or dafnhter
4 not well; that they have no appetite. f1t,f
hey feel languIi thai tiIr II Inc at aches: that
they are growing thin and feeble and tha,
they have IA" iite-or energy ieir- That they .ift.
loIF-spithed, and perfectly iHcst llcftatcd 10
participate III any pleasures, or perform any
mehttl or physical Aute Aud tic Question h
often iss ke'l wit;'t shall do ior them o,-syi.t
st''it siN" fheIu - par answer -, Iet them lrv
fAH"N EIIlEns moderately three times i.
d9N, and our wd1d for ii, they viii recover
@A'; SS'LiA NNrEi.-,gpcrtor 10 ti.,. best i,,,..
ported German E0iognc. and sold al h.i + ~.
price .rl#. =.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

CENsURE.-lt j. :: folly FOR AN en-
inenI man Ia think Of escaping cen
sure, and a weakness to be affected
with it, All the illG>trious persons
of antiquity, and indeed of every age
IN the world, have passed through
this fiery persecution. There il no
defence against reproach but obScu-
rity IL IL a kind of concomitant Ia
greatness, rs satires and inVectives
were an essential part OF a Roman
triumph .--i3,itsoa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

Why goes little Nautie to the woosfto-dat
" rapped in her mantle of>siiker-Sfay
Tripping along o er the faiIilsg leaves 81
Meath the golden crown which the dnintn,i
wtaYes
Now a mingled shower CT red and gold
Picks her mantle IN every fold
Why goes little Maude to the wood TO-DAY
In her cloak of he'd and gold and gray
Now she stays in her hurried walk
Neath the shade Ola giant BRANCHING OAK
The sunshine kisses her cheek 50 far
And plays in her rinsleis OF fosthg iIair.
An aeorn rattIes upon hc, heal, IA
Md a shower OF leaves the oak-bow~ she'd
\ nimble squirrel with shining cv.. u
Watches her from u stump Lard L.
Nov her dark eye brishten4. and oae small.
hand
Fssteais anew the golden band,
Which binds her dark hair, s shining now
Away from throat and neck OF SHOW
The red lips part in a happy smiie.
The small loot beats 10 the tune meanwhile.
IS she huns snatch from an old. oi,i ,nuq-. e.
90 Love me little and love ms long, = 7s. 8
An, little MaTl,le; with the AoaIing hair
\ al The rcd red lips, and the face So lair.
We read your heart in th..t speaking eye,
Ia that flushing check amt fnpatisui i.sh
ia that restless foot ana sofr-- ulla~ fune -
Aud low words muInIueti, hy .tasi't he
W. know why you wait Meath the OAK TODAY.
wrapped ia Your mantle Of silver gray.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

Indiana has sov1n nan..t, ,xi-at.t ms
fail
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

EIGnT miles from Berlin j. Tegel
a quiet place i'm the forest, with only
Il modern castle and ills ippendages.
fron The castle, by a Wiudirg foot
path, 1T first through an,,,ver-arch-
InA jun2leof IilacS, and then through
native woodia n.ls, s,tie j. led Il lon.
distapee, until he i unexpectedly
brought 10 a little deli, with an in
closure OF graves covered with ivy
Que :, ia" sieeperS in this quiet place
l. Frederick Henry Alexander Won
Humboldt. who was born in 1863
and died at the age of ninety Years
VI tire ht4a3 % the iHtIs-sur,. IL a neat
monument al red granite, Nurinount-
~ 7hy.ea beautiful fguP OF Hone
i'm White marble Long arms OF oak
reaching out horis, " tow ard tiie
lsoil,s, 81 taci.4 4...L@ than nj
~ i.,.I I,ps, s.:id. t.Si-iir ee.-resn wiih tie
MOSS al .nAiiiy Years gave io the Sc
Guided sl,ol - venerable surrounding.
he \ prIl ars-..ze " hI> lscrins throsi. IA
tlIe bough> OF sprrcc and cedaE, told
the visitor 10 speak low and w.ilk
softly, amt my feelings ae ere IVA :, good
mood rcaaiiv to hear and heed the
gentle monitor. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

AiANUEACTt aE.i.s OBJ -
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81, ttre.i-its-siW and ssfiri Sh'af
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'nshf Mtit5. ~ ttFPdifihE ti"ihiiiN
al y h conner N ain sut 81 "a Il. II at
Lcaas No
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

Liai on fATESfs.- Issued from the United
STATES iaIent oiliee ihet werk entgiu-s December
- 1868, ant each hearing that date: officially
reported through Tn. Western Patent \ srnry
OF li'rthrI Y Co, "ncrcssorz 20 rando'i,A i
iirlihri, fatcSsj solicitors and Attorneys uf,-
po~lte ,hr Post once, ThirI street - l.yais
Mo.r- -.. ....f Est-. r.e
ILLINOIS
Isaar Buck El=in btrrzsiar alarm.
o,-hi and 'lcrcmjat - >hti nam j. AIrIItlil.r
harvest rakcS -''-'''
Wesley lCnng, Bloomington, hodge l,Iant,..-
',ahISs d Field -. Watasa. p4Icr nlus -.
fdWin IL Kerr assiguor, krSytlet Wool and
-',-s''4 dumping apparatus RI 80 p y - '.
/ and l. \ WithcrciI, f,alt~hurg. n,.tcl,fr.
Tor " hing 'ieheSI 1913 H"I
f...a-.e LdNs-.# ....---
! - Met -tntock- Greenwood. cjlf-F.if.r-
ihoHas rice Springfield, wagon nlskr.
.r# 4. raorSbf,,-, H..
pillow '..As ..rl5a..l.. 7. 7-' = ''H's' ''' -
q Ghas 4eymoer La Porte, pfopeiiing uhceI~.
Mchtfn, Austin, Nevada, water na:tt,.r--
inr steam generators Es.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

tie " h." hiack-n= other. doe not 4
-LItsn hlnl SELF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

i.oui-N iil. has ; osaI mechanic aud
iecCTeTS cut u employment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
BOYS SCHOOLS.


NE visited three small rooms, i'm.
which there We're altogether sonp
handreds boys in The first stages Of
reclamation. They were under the
Immediate superintendent of AIr.
Buscarlet, and lac seemed To feel the
foudest interest in them. Indeed.
there Was sufficient reason for this:
up 10 certain point, the Neapolitan
children learn SO rapidly and willing
: Ii that il can hardly be other than a
pleasure to teach them. \ fter this,
their zeal flags; they know enough;
and their parents and friends. lar
more ignorant tlimu they, are S,et-'
fcct'y satisfied with their progress.
Then tire difficulties of their teach
er> begin; but here, in these lowest
grade schools, they had not vet fe-
gun. l-R
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
THE ACoRN,s LESSON

W. know why You wait Meath the oaL tod
Wrapped ia Your mantle Of 7ilyer-gra