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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
The Fruit Garden.

The Gardeners Monthly discusses
very discreetly as follows:
Whatever may be said of birds and
their evils when the fruit is ripe,
there can be but one opinion about
their value now. They have moth
ing but insects to live on, and they
eat them by the millions. Insects
are far greater scourge to the fruit
grower than birds-it will be wise to
encourage them. We see the Eng
lish sparrow is getting naturaliZed in
various parts of the country. We
expect to hear in time great COM
plants from its graminivorous pro-
pensities, but this can be better
guarded against than the attacks of
insects.
It seems as if we are again to have
plums and cherries, for the plum
knot is readily kept down now that
its true nature Is understood The
curculio is now the only formidable
enemy left and he falls back before
eternal vigilance" Our markets
were loaded with plums last year.
| Somebody grows them.
In planting fruit trees aim to have
them so that the hot dry sun will
not have full effect on the ground
about the roots. The great heat in
this way Injuries the trees. Many
| who have trees in gardens plant
raspberries under them. The partial
shades seems to be good for the rasp-
berries, and helps the trees. Black
| berries would no doubt do well in the
same situations and straw berries il
| is well known do not do badly grown
i in the same way.
1t has been noted that the grape.
vine thrives amazingly when il gets
into an asparagus bed. These ART
generally elevated, and are thus dry
while the rich soil necessary for as
paragus is also good for grapes.
The gooseberry and currant also dc
we'll in partial shade. In fact if you
would have the gooSeberry and cur
rant in great perfection, get lot o
old brushwood and cover the rows
closely, so that the plants will have
to push through and you will be as
tonished at the growth and health
fulness of the bushes. The decayins
wood also furnishes an excellent
Elansre for them. The finest cur
rants ever grown can be had by
lmulching with old chestnut burs, OIL
even saw dust.
In fruit growing rem'ber that fruit:
L -
this, that they must have manure to
keep up fertility. Unlike vegetable.
and grain, however, their feeding
roots are mostly at the surface. 1t il
best, therefore, annually to top-dress
fruit trees. If manure cannot be had
Iany fresh earth from bitches or roaC
sides, spread half an inch or so un
der the trees, will have n wonder
full effect. Indeed we do not know
but that for the pear tree thin lay
err of road sand is one of the best o.
manures. We have seen apples
thrive amazingly with coating o
coal ashes.
| Whitewashing the stems of or
chard trees has very beneficial eff
feet in clearing away old bark and
destroying the eggs of innumerable
insects. The white color is bad; throW
in little SCOT or some other matter
to make it brown. In greenhouses
sulphur has been found of benefit il
keeping down mildew. Possibly i
mixed with white wash in tree dress
ing, it might do good against fire,
blight and such like fungoid troub
leg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
Our readers will find in our co

Our readers will find in our col
umns the ia, artisement of Lewis Lockwood,
ll3 Pine street, st. LOUIS, Mo-, manufacturer
OF DIR. Bly, 5 Patent Artificial Limbs.
The limbs have been recommended by the
examining board of surgeons of the United
States, and similar boards in nearly all the
States, superior to all others; have been
awarded the first premium over all competition
at every fair where exhibited, and received
hundreds Of testimonials from those usiI : them
for years This is certainly evidence enough
to prove their superiority above all others.
In perfection, the Anatomical Leg is par
excellence, being the only one made with side
motion ana all the movements of the natural
ankle. Its having stood the test Of time, and
is now guaranteed for five years, is additional
proof of its superiority. An interesting des-
criptiye pamphlet sent free on application.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
philadelphia Ornamental Iron Works,

Garden and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Fountains
Vases, Ncrandas, Settles, Arbors, Chairs,
summer houses, iron stairs, spiral and straight,
in every variety of pattern. New and improv-
Ell STYLES of ha- racks, managers, stable fixtures,
stall divisions, &c. Patent wire work; rail-
ings, store fronts. door snd window guards,
farm fencing, &c. Bronze Work: Having fit
ted up our foundry with special reference to
the above class OF work, we are now prepared
To fill with promptness all orders for bronze
castings of every description, To which the sub
scribers would most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public, as 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 of
pleasing the TASTE while they combine sll tbs
requisites OF beauty and substantial construc-
ton. Purchasers may rely on having all their
articles carefully boxel and shipped 10 the
place of destination. Dcslgns VIII be sent to
those who wish 10 make selection. Robert
Mood E Co., Office and w arerooms, ll.o Ridge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

\ STORY WITH \ MoRAL.-When
trade grew slack, and notes fell due,
the merchants face grew long and
blue; his q cams were troubled
through the night with sheriff's bail
ills all H. sight. At last his Wife
unto nim said: "Rise up at once
get out of bed, and get your paper,
ink and pen, and say these words
unto all men: My goods l wish
TO sell to you, and To your wife and
daughters, too my prices are SO
very low, that each will buy before
they go.'n He did As his good wife
advised, and straightway went
and advertised. Crowds came and
bought off all he had his notes Were
maid. his dreams were glad and he
will tell TO you this day, how well
did printers ink repay. He told US,
with a knowing wink, how he was
saved by printers ink.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
FINSES d aicGR ATH.
a CARD.

Ma. EDITOR We 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 guarantee satisfaction in al
cases, so far as it lies in our power.
We have the largest and most carefully Sc
lected stock of carpets, OIL cloths, window
shades, &c, in the city of st. Louis, and are
selling them at less than five per cent. advance
on the New y ork cost. We don't tell YOU the
regular advertising lie, that We are selling be
low cost.
Send us a diagram of the room you wish to
cover, with "A description of the kind of carpet
you want, and We guarantee you viii be pleas
ed. Respectfully,
FINSEY & MCGRATH
IA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
BIAND ALIEN.
Ely HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoFFoRp.

Ely HARRIET PRESCOTT SPoFFoRD.
If any woman of US all,
If any woman of the street,
Before the Lord should pause and fall,
And with her long hair wipe his feet
He whom with yearning hearts we love,
And fain would see with human eyes
Around our living pathway move,
And underneath our daily skies
The Maker of the heavens and earth,
The Lord of life, the Lord of death,
In whom the universe had birth,
But breathing of our breath one breath
# any woman of the street
should kneel, and with the lifted mesh
OF her long tresses wipe his feet,
And with her kisses kiss his flesh
How round that woman would We thr0Eg
How willingly would clasp her hands
Fresh from that touch divine, and long
To gather up the twice-ble st strands
How eagerly with her would oh ange
our idle innocence, nor heed
Her shameful memories and strange,
Could we but also claim that deed
Magazine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

The Prairie Farmer has now bean publ ned
in Chicago FOR neaaly twenty mine years, and
enjoys u circulation second 10 no paper of its
class West of New ork. Ii is closely identified
with the history and growth Of Agriculture in
the Northwest, and Indispensable TO the farm
ing, horticultural and other industrial classes
II i a large eight page paper, printed in neat
clear type, and Will be sent one year for 81 ~.
samples free. Address, PRAIRIE FARMER
60, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

Children should never be allowed
to remain in room where people
are smoking. 1 have known many
children ruined by breathing day
after day the vile smoke of the ia.
TIERS cigar, and sometimes the moth
er's pipe. If a parent is SO very igno
rant of the laws of life as to smoke
where young children live, he is Q
barbarian ind aed.-HerdldO fHedtM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
BUSINESS NOTICES, sc.

4 ''IIUMAN VoIcI." IANo.-Messrs. Decker
Brothers, of New York, claim 10 make piano
forte whose tones resemble the human voice"
to greater degree than any piano-forte hereto
fore.manufactured, producing the same effect,
when played accompaniment to the voice,
as the ''Vox Humana' stop IN the big Boston
organ, which has been so much admired by all
who have heard it, These celebrated pianos
may be seen at J. Ii. Wolcott's, 90 state street +,
. { hicat-p
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

SEEDS ! SEEDS! SEEDS ID. Lam
drith X Son, the great seed growers of the East,
have opened branch house ut ls6 Randolph
street, Chicago, opposite Briggs House, under
charge of three of their own men. These gem
tlemen grow their own seeds, have the largest
and best assortment in the country, and war
rant every article to be genuine and sound -
Those wishing anything in their line should
send for prica list. Address, CARPENTER,
JOHNSON * COLES
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
SODA Observation-Disclosures Pa

SODA FOUNTAINS.-W Pa
ent Atmospheric Soda Fountains, portable
find stationary, now SO generally IN use, are
ound to be admirably adapted TO interior
towns railroad stations, public gatherings,
&c They are also well calculated for carbon
ated mead, ale or beer, and require very little
ice, and make an elegant and healthy bever-
age The price of either kind is only seventy
FIVE dollars For fur Their information send TO
the patentee, NJ. W. Warne, sos Fourth street,
for descriptive pamphlet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

In the last illness of the witty
George Colman, the doctor being
later than the time appointed,
apologized TO his patient, saying
that he had called in to see a man
who had fallen down well.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

AS ALE To commence May 20, at 10 O'Clock A.
- NJ, and to continue, forenoon and after
noon, for , DAYS, unless the properties offered
are sooner sold. sale to be percnrtory, and
all properties offered will be sold to the high
est and best bidder.
: ho.property offered viii consist in part of
80 lots, 5oA200 feet acb, To 20 foot alley sit
uted on the DreXel avenue boulevard TO the
great South Park. said boulevard is 200 feet
wide, and will be Immediately improved. AL
so, 400 lots within one block of said boulevard;
also 30 lots fronting east on the South SidePark,
near its northern boundary; also 100 choice lots
on the kankakse avenue boulevard to the
ately west Of kankakee; also 2G0 choice lots
between the two bOulevards, on Charles. Ey-
ans and other avenues; also 100 lots in
cennes road between city limits and the South
Side Park; also several hundred choice ANA
cheap lots IN the southwestern portion OF the
city, anu some choice and 10 acre tracts Rear
tire tlty-tilth street boulevard, and on the line
of the great Calumet and Chicago River ship
Canal: also 30 choice. lots on Harrison and ~
Ter streets, IN the West Division OF the city,
centrally located; also, several other choice
West and North Side residence and business
lots, and large list OF other property, more
inlly described IN our pamphlet, which viii
also contain plats OF the same, which can b-
had at our office on May 10. All Of the above
property Is among The very choicest and best
oil any property ever offered at private or pub
lie sale In this city; and in view OF our great
parks the completion OF the Pacific Railroad,
ana The RAPID growth not only OF our city, but
OF the whole Great West, tributary thereto, to-
geth"r with the present and prospective great
increase OF the precious metals III this country
anu throughout the world, We 1eei Justified in
say ing that now is the golden opportunity to
invest money in Chicago Real Estate, aud this
sale the time and place. The tile 10 all the
above described property is guaranteed to be
good, and abstracts o1 title Will be furnished
each pUr"haser.
1EltH~ OF SALE-I0 per cent on day of
-tiv, - per cent. in 80 days, and 20 per cent in
20 DAYS, balance thereafter IN | and years in
tefeSt az per cent. per annum.
CLARK r. LAYTON < Co,
rs W aSilnTt on-St., Chicago, Ill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

fiIE MOODWAIs ieoOk STORE.
SAsse FOURTH 81. WHOLESALE DE
eva partmcnt All st. Charles ~. The
cheapest and most complete assortment of
HOUks AND sIiTIONsif
IN the West. sails faction guaranteed. \ ddrrsa
L. T. GRAY, st Louis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
1t is a mans duty to insure his life

It IS nan 5 uuty 10 lnsuTe MS lie
if he has q family dependent upon him and no
other provisions for their support. but 1t ought
not to be necessary to present the matter in
that light, for the advantages of it are such
that il becomes a great privilege. Ii men
would only take little trouble to understand
Life Insurance, they would soon view it in that
light and hasten to secure poiiSies III the
American Life Insurance Co., of Philadelphia.
For information, address tho nearest General
Agent. See advertisement in another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
TENTS NVANTED.-TuE A,tEpt

4 GENTS "ANTED.-THE AMERICAS
~ WINDOW Lock Gov auted builders an.
those contemplating building, 10 know that " e
nave the best lock ever yet intI oduced for WIN
doW5, dong away with weights aad pulleys
ana locking at given point desired more firmly
IMAM the ordinary lock. Special terms and ar
rahgohcnts made with all agents and canvass
ers purchasing Territory. For circulars with
cut and full explanation. address j W II-D-
LUM. &c y. .ieiIerson-St., Chicago. Es-State
and county rights for sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
CHICAGO TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards compose
this column are carefully selected from the
lcading firms in Chicago, rs those whose ex-
tensIye operations and widespread reputation
enttle them - the first rank in commerce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants, low spirits, depression,
loss of power, dizzy head loss of memory ana
threatened impotence and imbecility, find a
sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific No Twenty-eight. Composed of the
most valuable mild and potent curatives, they
strike at once at the root of the matter, tone up
the system, arrest the discharges, and lmpart
yigor and energy life and vitality to the entire
man They haye cured thousands of cases
Price So per package of six boxes and vial
which i. very important in obstinate or old
cases. or ST per singh box. Sold by ALI
druggists, and sent by mail on receipt of price
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., 562 Broadway, n. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
WaHTED--sGEETS- s7s to SEQ a nm.

,s, y is's' d. e the GENUINE iMrRot 81 CoMW0S
sri1i -. a iii SEWING MACHINE Is,. r,-. tu5
siii ,tiieii, hem, feli, tuck Quit ,,ti - 80 ~ ~
s~, "a b.t rnI'esier + lee mi "a TuH
mat 10 "sc years We viii pay coo q am i.slu
than ti1.ssr mere tGnfal moe cil,4s IAN
~ ~ nsaso- the -llisc Is4L Sai T.r.s tc
sIeh ran he end still The al, a; cn,, D. , n & t.r
.a i, tsiig 1t We pay A-enis ff.p month
an H. 49, q" ssinission fiom which that
~ ~. -, MASS or L. LOUIS Mo
AZ lIt,S-Do not be it,,r.,..d ,,. D., -. ,.-ie
- On orthi.ss eistiron rarhine1 nIrr tbr sum. ua
Oars l. t;e e,I,uinr "a 80, ,.-f-la.
s1ieaf iil'hine manufactured 49, '--' r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
State Lotteries of Missouri.

4 tiiAEIERED by the Legislature, and drawn
~ m public. The great single number plan
draws ON the Both OF every month $50 oOd for
Sl2. Send for tickets circulars to the State
managers & ii. Murray Il Co..
~ No
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
Roofing Material.

> OOFISG COMPOSITION, PAVING CE.
q ment, Coal Tar, L T. Nsrnish for Iron
work, Elastic Cement, 3 Paint for Tin Roofs,
Saturated Felt, Dry Felt, Sheathing Felt
Three-piy Felt. Also, 1t general assortment o,
Soapnhaker's stock constantly on hand com
prislng Caustic and sal Soda Resin, Palm oil
&c, &c., &c. at lowest cash prices. Orders
promptly filled. j. HAYES x co
22O Washington St Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
a Book for the Million
(ElI:EILXd5:gsIIIlsY5j

4 PRIVATE CoUSsELou To TIT N;.,,.r
a.. ttiose ABOUT u marry, male or female. H. ,
sIt pertains 10 Tie physiological ns,sterf,a ana
= ei1it.As o. The sexual 6ysfela, with ~ IT.
u u1-fDner res IN producing ana preventing oil
SPRING. how to preserve tho cofl,if,. -, IL =,
aiiract1VeHess and hcailty, Sc. Sc " az "a
inls Is ga lntere5iing and Important wort .,
over iva ltu drcd pages. written in ti.in -,
suRe, win numerous diagrams and .1iar,H H.
ah'} contains all that valuable tnlorntstfon ~
SseIs peIeln VINO Is arried cousenlplaf,s p,,r
stee y.J.s 20 nave, ct. which SO lew reatlv -
els my steries and disclosrs s..,,.t
ia .erfoouy should know: SIN n 81 ttooE ~,
9.Si. % e sept under lock and kew and moi aic
ABOUT The house. IL embraces s..-,.r,-
thlig on the subject OF the eenerafiyc .,.s,, a.
IN amy other work. '-"' - i"' PuDiisiiSt
, rus Invaluable york will he sent TO any nm.
l., =. iast.Se On receipt Of Fifty cents
Ei1,I. 49,, 'r. hais Dispensary. " " corner
Ht's anu Market streets, st. Louis Mo-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

y. N'es-0s % tN5 Al1Ictod and Urfortunate,
,or eiore rtce treatment from any of the no.
asI,sc liz The pHblic papers, or using any If lie al
fi huniDeress cssaek remedies. carefI,ity
vail 10 y I, I your condition E-menber Thai
li,is ysu fiity cents ia have IL with its val
.ss l. life eshopeicss misery, and regret not &c
ut. 1T. fits can be consulted ON anv of The d,s
$3.50 49,. iIoaea In his works from =
= ~ eSsncr Fifth and Market
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

NEsS, CATARRH, SCROEULA-
- a laiy who had suffered for years from
oe s,,r Catarrh and ScrofuIa, was cured by
....ie 'n nron iemedy Her sympathy and graft
cnarEe 10 any Ole simila rlv aHiictel address
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
,iaMIio.i5 QUAKER BiTTEpS

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

WINDOW GLASS and Druggist
ps.., Iiassware, Hook Wine and Brandy
1D"luIes, flasks and Demijohns, Wire Top AMI
.ork fruh Jars Have also the exclusive ri sht
=, :, Manufacture and sell the Celebrated Hero
lar s IN the Southern and Wesfern Market. Adj
ofess, CCNNlNGHANS Il UIMSES,
Pittsburg, Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19

DENTT NIK1.
~ to SIS only for full upper set OF
0EO teeth, warranted same as other
dentists charge So To $40. Call at the Mofiitt
Steam Dental establishment, ). l.. Cor. 4ti
and Olive SIS. 81. Louis, Mo. All work war
ranied- Refer To hundreds of prominent per-
sons for proof OF the supo riority oil our work.
EIIN spfS rI.Lil.. in only eishr hnnf-
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OCTTT,TST

%@~ nR. VIM. NIEHAUS. Ocuiist Of
, flee, 421 Olive Street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. ARTIFICIAL EYEs oi
All colcrs shapes. and sizes constantly on hand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-05-19
LONE, C0MIEMCIAL COiI.E,:E.

JONES co COMMERCIAL COILEtsE.
TsNlIiS institution is the Oldest the largest and
4 most thoroughly organized of the Kind in
the Mississippi Valley. IL numbers among its
graduates hundreds of the leading business
men OF ST. Louis and of the Southwest snd
Western States, TO whom re ference Will be Civ
ca upon application 10 Jonathan Jones, ST.
Louis, hio
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
CONNECTICUT.

Bridgeport.

bridgeport.
SANIrAEY.--Measles and scarlet fever are prevail
ing here to q great extent.
Rents are very high in Bridgeport and the demand
for enements Is greatly in excess Of the supply.
There great need OF cheap rents, and hundreds
Of families driven out OF the city by the impossi
biiity OF procuring Reasonable rents.
BUSINESS Is revving here and all the manufactures
are runnias full time. An order has recently been
received at the Union Metallic Cartridge Company's
In East Bridgeport from Madrid for 10000 900
cartridges OF the Berlan patent. The Spanish gov
.nent are altering over the old musKets into
breech-loaders or the BeIdan patent and the cart
ridges are for use In the same. The Immense
amount OF WORK being done at the cartridge works
has compelled their enlargement to nearly double
their former capacity and q dozen furnaces
have recently been put up. They use IRON seventy
10 eighty presses, and on the Kussau and Spanish
orders VIII soon re able to turn out $4,000 cartridges
daily, besides nearly rs many OF other kinds
FEDsRAL osfTCfs-Much excitement prevails
concernrg the nestowmcnt OF federal oices In this
city. The nressat postmaster, II is UNDERSTOOD will
lie removed. auo ar. George =. Tracy will have the
place. DR. j. s. H,nover is 10 be collector OF the port,
aud the position o. Inspector lies between two late
army oilcors, lncuIncrs OF the Grand Army Of the
republic. which orSlnization is insisting that It's
claus sf9 be hcaiu IN the matter OF government
Offices. lne iollowinT paper has been circulated and
largely signed Within ne past two days.
The undseaed rrbIesn electors Of city OF Briage-
p5r tbs furh c1n:re ,ona dstric, OF
rSs suns sris aR1p ss ss' FEDERAL SsR: art
. u s s ns al .sss ot ',a Ss
sailors Ssid ri.y district partial remunera.
,n ser tssir auf pccunisry sacrifices defence
-caabsc tad to &c ,~ledgment Of their faithful
seryic-. IL "a f AMI W. -a the Congressional and
slna',uei deeAa'ion "a Congress from aid In
a. gthihg ia .n,e at o. justice 10 the nations de-
fsuders.
Nor,valis.
gU15LART.-farY Oh saturday morning the house
OF Mr.. Eben Hills, or South Norwalk was entered by
burglars, who vent mso tie room where one Of kr.
Hills daugaiers sId a little soR were seeping. The
young laiy tried 10 ,tahten the robber of by
screaming nut he fhreaenei to Kill her. and forced
her TO remain quiet lie was th1s enabled 10 search
tue room. Afterwards. going y the room where an
other daughter was sleeping tie vas scared away by
her cries, wn on alarmed the housenoid; but tho
rascal got ~. withont. however, having cbtsined
any booty lie had yntcred daring the same night
the house oi Mi, bealy and stolen nfty dollars IN
cash.