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A. nm REWARD FOR ANY CASE OF
0IuUUU the following Diseases, when the
Medical Faculty have pronounced incurable that
pR- RiCHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES
WILL NOT CURE
DIX. RiCHAt's GOLDEN BALAAM. No.
will syphilis in il. primary and secondary
STAGE. such odd Cheers, liberated sore Throat
scalp, era.iicaung dc .eA-e ami mercury thorou gh
iy.
DR. RIcHAU's GOLDEN BAL,AM No.l.
will care the third stages >yphilite and mercur
cal Rh-umati.m, etc. Au defy those who SUIT
fer from such diseases % obtain radical cure
without the aid OF this medicine which does not
pr, vent the patients from eating and drinking
" hat they like. Price OF either No. er :, 81 PEE
bottle, or two bottles s..
Dk RICHAC'> GOLDEN ASTiDDTE.
A safe and radical cure Tor GonorTh.'a- Gravel,
and all Urinary arrangements, accompanied
with full directions. Warranted to care. Price -
per bottle.
DK. RIDHAU'> GOLDEN ELENiR bAMOUR
A rsdicAi cure for General Debility In old or
young, lmparting energy 10 those who have led
life Of sensualit. Price, Is per bottle, or two
for 81
On receipt Of price, by m all or Express. these
remedies will be shipped TO any place Promp,
attention paid TO all correspondents. Nome gen
nine without the name Of DR.. kICHA AUS GOLD
IN REMEDIES. -. Is. RICHARDS. sole pro
pri-tor. blown In Glass OF bottles. Address,
DIR ID. Ii. EICHAREs,
No. re- Narick street, New York. once hour
from A. " 10 y. n. Circulars sent-coTres
| pondents answered. lyll
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tract sarssparsia. The dose /. small Tnose
who des:rv a large quantity and large doses OF
medicine ORR
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CAUTION.

whereas my W life AiTnira Gnadie ha~ lon lly
house without reasonable eau -. | hereby rautiuu
all per Gus not to trust her On arroant ~
DO not propose TO pay any iebt~ ut hrr contract.
ing since she le.t me LEDN GRp t.KiN pt {
Scdgwirk MAJ u, 1851
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Hagans Magnolia Balm. This

article J. the I'm" ~~.rsi % ilrauiy. 1, What
fa-hiona bile I.atie-. Arir.s-s- ami Opera singers
Use g. produce thsI cultivated .-inRuesl ap,.e.r
anc. = much admired IN the circles - Fashion
n removes AZ un-iEhtlv Blotehe-, Rriaess.
Frevkls-. Tan. >Rnborn and Errcts u spring
N insi. and give to thn snpl- Nlon blooming
Purity 81 Transparent d~iicacv Ani power. W
Lady wha salne- fine tnmpleNton can DO With
out n. Magnolia Rain. 8 cent? siu 30, Il 81
our re- pecgshe d.sier-.
prs.sins.
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Bankruptcy alotires.


The next Court OF Bankruptcy for the County of
Hancock, viii be held at The Office OF the Register
at Ellsworth, to-wit: at the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Cour', on the twenty eight day OF June
ls6S. nj nine OF the clock. A. ~
PETER TEACHER, Register.
Ellsworth March Adj 1852 IN
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SIXTY YEARS !!

81 N i L T. AHS
FOX over Sky Year. DR : % III HARD>oN's
7 SHERRY WINE BiTrEE- have been u.ed by
the pubic 10 correct morbid and inactive nnc ON.
Of The human stem. u promote. healthy .A.i s.
-ecretioR,. oorrycts Liy,r arrangement rs.teye.
CosrIvESEs- and Rheumatic arcctipnS, cure
JAandiee, Los. Of Appetite. Kidney Complaints.
Weak Back Dizziness, Lacquer. ~ sI.psia and
il attendant symptoms. II. valuable Ionir aud
engineering properties VIII inviEoral, me con.
ya!e.ccn,, cleanse the Blood from humors and
vii Anord comfort aad relief 10 iae wed by ,um-
nIalns the constitution o. f-ssi it, impending in.
hrmiii-s.-- Thoasand. oi The venerable population
% New England .us tanned Ia health, their lie
prolonged - cnlsy slsUroa. and happy old age
w h. use II ~ RI-hart.on's -HERRY ~tNE BIT.
rkks.
The HEsBs can lie obtained separately ami ana.
be prepared in small quantities, ia WAFER WITH
VINE or spirit Prire 81 cents per package.
ofice. Tr.m.nI Row. Boston. aui sold b.
Druggist. aud Apo1hecare.. Amli
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PATENT POCKET CORN sHELLER.

eREAr NOVELTY Qrick sales Profits over
q 200 per cent ". offer Territorial Rights In
the Western southern and Nrw England states.
send for Circular. Address, Weaver 4 Jones.
Manufacturers. Fitt=hurg. Pm.
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Removal.

W GEEELl. would respectfully
\ announce TO hi, ola Patrons and the
pubic ia general that he has Removed from his
Old stand 10 the mes sior- next DOR above DR.. l..
& NORkl>i Drug Store, tiormcrlv {. q. PkCk e.
would also tax. this OpPort unity 10 express his
thanks % his old patrons for their lOdulg. nces,
patronage and favors and would respectfully so
hcr their continuance Of the same and also their
attention 10 the following notice.
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DEAD THE toLLoWI>. LIST or PRICES
nand then acknowledge that aiirhell has struck
the ground tier, and that you csn euv NOR
GOO and better quality Tor the money, than can
he had In any storr in New England. We haze
the BIGGEST TOOK ami tho LARGEST WAKE
~ ts-t II Boston a. select from. Our goods arc
all III RI and oithe veTN beet quality We Keep
ID sell everything in the Grocery Line. from loo
bbls OF -four TO q nutmeg. and IRON pant OF Vine
gar 90 n HID OF Mols--ss. We deliver eur COOL.
In BanEor and brewer frye Of carriage.
our -tlt - arc the II Rk>T ami III II to Ice
founa ~ the market,
our TEAS and toff - are strictly pure, and
are warranted to he just what sell them for,
and wun't have to hc brought back.
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THE GOOD STALLION BONY

WIN stand for the use Of mares 10 Elsw rth
SATURDAYS and MONDAYS. Pa.s through OiIs
Maiiaville Clinton, Eddington. Dedham Holden
Buc port, Urland, Pcnobseot Biuehiii, cedg
WICK and snore route home to Ellsworth once in
two weeks, BEED BY STALLION TIGER
with Morgan mare, color Dapple Gray. weight
100 lbs years old good style, suitable tor drai
or driving Handled by A. J. sAUSDEKs, Price
SIS and warrant.
ID. B.GISS,
Ellsworth May 10 1855. '3w2o
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lfE.I.NIfsDI.1D's
CONCENTRATED Fill ID [\TRl(T
SlRSlPARILLl
MANN ATt~ kKrrTlNE and ILtERAIINt
DISEASES oF TIE
TY.U4T. NOSE. EYES EYELTD>
NIALP aad NhiN.

SCALP dsd SKIN
Wa..h - disngure the appearance. ri B1INI
... sr,-fts ai mercury ana removing all tlinis,
.- -..nasoi. q DISEASES, hereditary ~ other
. - Aua = taken - Aiulis aud children ~ith
~ rfee -Aici'
TWO TARIF->rpo>Ft- IL 81 the Extract 81
s.~.s..a--I}s added 10 pint Of water j. equal to
49, ..a,a Diet Drink snd one bottle T. equal 10 \
. The syrup of >ar~apsFiila. or the deco-
.r. a. usually fuAde
A. fNTERE> TlNt- LETTER j. published IN the
.I....t hirtirElc.l Rev ies the subject of The
MA 4 81 Apariiia IN certain affect on@, hy
f4a.4rta Travcrs, p. n - A. ~I'eak ing OF
,f. - -eaz..- and dl-eA-es arising from the eN-
d. f.se7t-fft he .tsie- thai nh rrsussis . equal
.4- Ntfart 1t >ar-apsraila. ~ power - ~
+..,...4Arf moro So than aAF ssher drug avn ac-
,tlI wth IL h.. "a the stflrle-t e. a TOME
14. fyalua bic at.ribut,. tisi . 5. zpi,li9a bic
{. -,-te - TIE rvAGcm sWnA~n, ana Vet 20
tta.- A. rem icr- olsfrr suhsiAnc~- Of 'hr tonlr
..-. unar allahc or INJURIOUS
AtItAK SMOOTH >klN and RkAI IN | l.
t.gNTItktpN follows the use OF uELsboti's
t.a>.KNTgkgKB ~AK>AFAEiLLh-
d removes tiArk SPOT puppies and AL crap
..s-s d! - akin.
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[G. p. ROwEL's COLUMNl
C-C-C-C-C-C

OUR new terms to agents before sending to any
other arm. We give agents los yards sheeting for
clubs Of 100, II all returned and at the same rate
FOR clubs OF thirty, forty and sixty Recoicct our
Dollar sale IL the oldest aud largest in this city.
and perfectly reliable. all orders and letters
being answered the same day they are received
Don't pay the high prices charged At the stores
but save your money by ntiing to us. and don't
condemn our club system of selling goods before
you try IL. Male and female agents wanted 10 all
towns and villages, where prices higH. In
sending clubs, send 10 cts. for each name. Circu.
Lars sent free by mail. EASTMAN 4 KENDALL
q Havley street, Boston, Mass.
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Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan.

r,l4K Only Reliable Rrrncdv for tho-~ RRow~
L Hs~HeInRATfaNs on the face, - JtrvT .
N.tA nn9 Fl,rAhe Eekios. = Prepared onls by
". b & FEEKA. g. Fond -, New York
s<-eod cv"rvwhere- San
r. -,noyc l-lh Patches. frr5kl sud Tan
/ .-.u ihe fscs u-c FhRKl> Nom ANp
t-t.A4r LoTiaN ~ali bv a.. aruggi.4-. Pre-
.ars aaF by In. q cry.
raEEI An WORMS aud Firapl-s on the tacc
r .e NfFEEtts CoNtu~NE ANp flWFiS RAM
: = ,-~t ares oulr ~ Or Il g. CRY - IHut
= $40 ORR ~oId every y here Tae tfiAs ut-
. II Wholesale Druggist.
- TflE >PEINt, MONTHS The tvst-tu nAiur-
a p .erg,es q change ami HiTINRoLp'> Highly
a. trat-i Extract u >ArsAp4rtiiA L. al AISLE
!. ~ me greatest value
NaI fiw 81 The Wor.t disorder. hat af'iscg
ra.A4. Hn-c rom crrrap' sons of the blood.
itELsHet!.s Extract >Ars ApArliia - q rcms.ly 81
Utmost value
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t.ood sweet ooinRg ~lc very hne 10, cox Extra
Choice o. ~ per 10: Englisb BneAkfzst very
lchniee ell - aud 81 70. Japan 20 ci-, VI 10. and
asouI =. .ooi Japan affords. sl..o Y"t>,, ny
II the highest quality.
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BROADCLOIH>.
TRICOS. DOESkIN>.
FANCY CA>SIMERE> 4.

Of All .f.le- and color. which vii maze -
into suit, g. order wArrAniing GOOD flT>
and STYLE u prices that will saii.fy ans
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HELM BBLD'- kAract OF -arsApzriilA clean
seS ami renoserstes the blood lnsiils the vigor
Ae4ith nto the ~ stsui and purg-s out the hamors
|tl4t make disease
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COFFEE

Raw lie Is Porto osbclio 2sc Java - to zoe
Mocha a.. RoAsrED-Ko ~ =. e.. tac, Java
I5c. aud Pure old Government Java ear Burnt
snd ground lect.., l.cts., 2.cts. aud . ct-.
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Index OF Fictitious Places, Familiar
Savings etc

rendering iiurd All n 'ugn'un.. edition. thor
oaghl, I, rni-he,i, An4 the emily complete
onr- IN thc market. IA~ lndrAc.
were complied with sr-At care by
Mr " 4 Wheeler. thu vel
known editor ~ Webster.
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/. NOTICE.
CAUTION
Seed Barley

seed harley for saIe oy the SUBSCRIBE. at hi.
store " alter streef opposite Denne.ts sail lsn
J. q. Jordan Jr.
,Ii.w orth May ssth 1863. slu
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Agent. wanted Tor the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
Krilofs Russian Fables.
THE VIOLIN THE KENNEL.

"The Wolf in the Kennel, written
in verse, like all the other fables. was
no sooner printed in 1912 than it be-
came q national song. that struck to
the heart and brain Of every noble
and every peasant in Russia:
"a wolf. one night, thinking TO
climb into 9 sheepfOld, fell into a
kennel Immediately the whole
kennel was up in arms. The dogs
scented the crisly disturbed so near
at hand, and began to bark in their
quarters. and 10 tear out to the fight
Halo. lads. thief cried the keep
ers, ana Immediately the gates We're
shut. In moment the kennel be
came a hell. Men came running, one
armed with 4 club, another with Z
gun. Light Hthey cry = bring light =
The lights being brought, our wolf
is seen sitting squeezed mp in the
furtmeSt corner, crashing It's teeth, its
hide bristling, snd its eyes looking
as if { would fain eat up the whole
party. Seeing. however, that tits
not now i'm the presence OF the flock.
ANA that il is now called upon to
pay the penalty for the sheep il is
killed, my tCicEster resorts 10 neG0-
tiation, lightning thus Friends,
what is all this fuss about2 l am
your ancient gossip and COM
rade and l have come here to con-
tract an alliance with you-uot with
the slightest intention of quarreling.
Let Us forget the past, and declare
in favor Of mutual harmony. Not
only will I for the future avoid /
touching the fiockS belonging to this /
spot, but will gladly fight in their /
bel half against others ; and | swear I
on the word of a Wolf that - /
Listen, neigh Dor here interrupted I
the huutsman. You are grey coat /
ed. but |. fiend, am grey-he3ded. I
and / have long known what your
wolIish natures are like ana there +
fore ii is my custom never TO make
peace with wolves until | have torn
the skin from their backs. With that \
he let go the pack Of hounds on the
wolf
The wolf, of course, is Napoleon /; !
the fearless dogs are the Russians,
" hom the invader expected to find
-imorous sheep and the words put
nto the mouth OF the wolf are al
most the very words that the Corsi-
AN had uttered. at il said,n oh
serves the translator, ''that after the
,attle of krasnoe, kutuZof read this
a bic aloud To the officers who stood
.round him, that, when he came TO
he words, 'Guu are grey-coated ;but
d, friend, am grey-headed, in which
Illusion is made 10 Napoleon's grey
vercoat and his own hair, ne took
fl his white fOrage-cap, and shook
- Ea,f head -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
LADIES LUGGAGE.

How happy is the single life
OF all the priests and monks
Not one Of whom has got wife
10 bother him with trunks
And band-hoycs. Il load too great
+, r man or hose to bear,
Which railways charge for over weight
And cab ask double fare.
Fell care, as when your bride VOC post,
Dtstracts your anxious mind,
Lest this portmaHtcAu should he lost,
Or that be left behind;
Her baggage rs you travel down
Life's hin, weighs more and more,
Aud still, as balder grows your crown,
Becomes a greater bore.
? Outstrstched by fashion vile and vain,
Hoops, petticoats and vests,
Now British females Il contain
Require no end of chests;
II which bags. baskcts, bundles, add,
Too numerous to name,
Enough to drive poor man mad,
\ Job with rage iniiame.
The cab keeps .waying DER your head,
With baggage piled shove,
Or eyertarn you ride in dread,
With her whom you should love;
Then ysu the station when you gain,
Must see the irmbcr slowed
Aud fears about II in the train
Yosr heart and seul corrode.
Thus docs yeur wife each Journey spoil
OF yours that she partskcs;
Thus keep. you on the fret and broil
Your peace and comfort breaks.
With all these boxes all her thing.
GLOW many y to inclose,
The fair encumbrance on YOU brings
y wagon load OF woes.
Punch
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
Worthy OF Sotc-Comfort for the Siyl
and EDSt for In. Il .u1..--

All Who would enjoy hc<hfuI and undis-
turbcd nights rest, VIII hail with delight the
Emen's rubber ring spring Bed Bottom,
they being durable and noiselcss, combined
with strength and simplicity, make them SUI
perior to ali wire spring beds They are Civ
ing great satisfaction, and being universally
used whenever introduced. The springs are
pure rubber rings, which have the same effect
on bugs rs canphor cedar has ON moths.
Manufactured only by II. j. Bond 81 Co, 3I3
Market St, st. Louis, Mo, half block east Of
cout house Exclusive sale eiTru Ia rcspon-
sibIu dealers in each town.
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management Of Milk.

The following are some of the rules
for the management and delivery
OF milk, which have been adopted by
the extensive Mix Condensing Com
pany at Elgin, III. They furnish
useful suggestions to dairymengener-
ally;
/. The milk shall be drawn from
the cow in the most clearly manner,
and strained through wire-eloth
strainers.
II. The milk must be thoroughly
cooled Immediately after it is drawn
from the COW, by placing the can in
which il is contained in tub oryat
of cold water, deep enough to come
up to the height Of the can, contain
ing al least three times as much
water as the milk TO be cooled; the
milk TO be occasionally stirred until
the animal heat is expelled as. below.
| III. IN summer or in the spring
and fall, when the weather is warm,
| the bath shall be spring water, not
! over fifty five degrees temperature,
| Ca day or night after p heavy rain eX-
cepted,) constantly running or pour
| ing in at the bottom Necessary TO re-
duce the temperature of the milk
| within fortY-five minutes to below
fifty-eight degrees, and if nights
milk, to remain in such bath until
the time Of bringing it to the factory
and to below fifty-five degrees. The
mornings milk not to exceed sixty
| degrees when brought to the factory
". In the winter, or in freezing
weather, the bath shall be kept al
the coolest point, (itneed not be run
ming spring water by the additionoI
ice or snow sufficient to reduce the
temperature ofnight's milk speedily
below fifty degrees.
Y. In spring and fall weather, :
medium course will be pursued, Sc
that nights milk shall be cooled
/ within an hour below ffty-fiye de
grees.
VI. The bath and supply of watel
, shall be so arranged as to let the
| water flow over the top to carry of
the warm water, The can in which
f milk is cooled shall be IN the Wate
: Immediately after the milking, anI
shall remain therein until the pro
2 cess of cooling shall be finished.
l VII. The nights and morning
2 milk shall be separately cooled be
I fore mixing.
VIII. Immediately before the mill
, is placed in the cans, they shall b
: thoroughly riused with clean water
: and great care shall be taken to keel
' the cans and milk free from dirt o
E impurities OF any kind. When TIL
e cans are not III use, they shall b
I turned down on a rack, with the top
a of.
IN. The COWS are not to be fe'
, on turnips or other food whicl
would imparta diaag 'eeable davo
3 to tine milk, norupon any feed which
VIII not produce milk Of slaudaa,
Il richness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
Saturday Afternoon.

'Where you 'spose the ball goes
tor" asked little Dora Morris Of her
twin sister.
Il don't suppose 1Uhere it goes, .
replied Flora, planting her chubby
hands upon the carpet and STOPPING
her little curly head till she could
peep Glder the sofa and bookcase
and chairs.
80 myI DON'T" cried she, lifting
herself up and sparkling all over.
VINO you find behind the sofa ?'
Dora ran around behind the sofa,
not to waste timein thinking. There
close up in the corner, squatted their
Brother Frank. Frank only came
home from school on Saturdays, for
it WAS six miles off; and he had ar
rived a few minutes before and
slipped In at the open window while
the little girls were looking another
way. Screams Of delight and shouts
OF laughter rent the air, and "mother
dear rushed into the room to see if
they was falling.
30 Frank, my son? is it truly
you-n she said calming down. She
rescued him from the little fists that
were giving him afriendly pounding,
and from the tiny clinging feet that
were climbing up his sides.
Dora hit her head against the wall
as she fell off from the assault. or
course she did not cry, such brave
little woman as she, but there was a
sudden lull, and il was rather grave
ly that she said,
1.-The wall is too hard In this
house,
"All been we'll this week, moth
er?' asked Frank, when quiet was
restored.
Every well, dear" answered Mrs.
Morris. VERY we'll" echoed Flora,
but my stomach was in the wrong
place one day"
.What? Flora, said Frank wink
ing to his mother.
"Ies,' repeated Flora, with dig
nifty, mamma said my stomach was
in the wrong place.
my child ~ said Mrs. Morris. /
told YOU it was out of order.
Yes ma'am agreed Flora, "that
va. it. / said so.
Frank laughed, and Flora was well
pleased to have him, though she did
not see why. But he told her she
was lust the jolliest little girl, n" and
that was something nice, she felt
sure.
So now there was merry after
noon for all the children. Frank
was large enough to plan better
.iays than the twins could. and not /
too large 10 enjoy them himself |
Thus when bedtime came the little /
ones were very tired. Aunt Ruth /
helped to undres. and battle them, /
and Dora was always her special |
charge. Dora very nearly fell asleep
while she was being rubbed, and /
when she had said her evening
prayer she was of to sleep before
Aunt Ruth had finished tucking her
n To bed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
THE YOUNG WIDOW.

She is neutrality-suspicious. atty,
Free and easy, but not bold:
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too yonng, and not too old;
Half-inyiting. half-repelient,
Now advancing, and now shy;
There is mischief in her laughter,
There is danger in her eye
She has studied human nature,
She is schooied in every art:
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress of the hear.
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when TO smile;
Oh, maid is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
But a widow al the while
Are you sad? oh, then, now serious
VIII her pretty face become
] ~ are angry, she is wretched,
SAtdened, 1riendless, fearful, dumb.
Are you mirthful How her laughter,
Silver-sounding, will ring out!
She can lure, and catch, and play YOU,
AS an angler does a trout.
All, "old fossils, - nearly fifty,
Who re plotting, deep and wise;
Ie 'Adonises' oftventy,
With the love-light in Your ewes
Yo1 may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall
But know little widow
Who can win and fool yon all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03

To WASH FLANNEI.S.-A lady
sends what she assures Us Is 5 more
excellent way. We are pleased to
give our readers an opportunity to
''prove all things that they may
hold fast 10 that which Is best. and
present this ''more excellent way -
'If you wish fiannels 10 look
white, like new, they should never
be put in hot water. Wash in cool
water. just comfortable for the hands.
Use white soap (Stowe's Chemical, J
rinse in water Of the same tempera-
ture, in which you have put little
bluing. Shake out To dry 81 usual,
and YOU viii find they viii not
shrink, and Mil retain < color like
new
As this Is 50 entirely foreign to
long established ideas, which for
many years we have foundyery sat
iSfactory, we should not have ven
tured To lay il before our readers, as
il came to Us 3Cith0ut name, had
we not seen ii stated, in work on
cloth, that woolens
were soaked in hot water when il
WAS necessary tn 'Jatpi them.
We mean TO give ta3i9 theory
thorough trial, and Nope others
viii 10 so also, and semi Rs the re-
suit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-03
ElNNEN . AICpENTH.
Ne. 4oS North 4Jh-St. st. Louis.

| CAR-SCENE.-"I say, conductor
DO you know who that LOOKING
Lady is there with a book ,"
"Ges, I've seen her a few timcs.n
"By Jove! she's splendid"
"Ges, | think she isl
"Where does she live ~
"In Chicago, | believe"
I'D like to occupy that seat with
her.n
"Why don't you ask her?"
II did not know out i; woaId be
out of ORDER
at would not be if she was willing
TO have You occupy it. Of course,
you claim to Toe gentleman
ooh certainly. If you are ac-
quainted with her, give me an intro
duction that is, if you have no OBJ
jections."
know ~
Rochester, | believe
Give me an introduction, bv all
means"
Fixing his hair, moustache. and
whiskers in becoming style, he fol-
lowed the conductor, who, on reach
ing the seat where the lady sat, said.
with peculiar twinkle in the eve:
My wife, Nh. -. OF New York.
who assures me he viii die before
reaching Detroit If he does not form
Your acquaintance"
The gentleman stammcTcd, slut
tered, grew red in tbs face, faltered
out some excuse. and returned to his
seat, leaving the lady in company
with her husband to enjoy the joke.
While they were talking, the man
left his seat, came uD, and said:
"All right, Mr.. Conductor, / owe
you one. Ii you viii give ME Your
address ! viii send YOU basket of
II you viii not say any
thing about this; and If YOU want
any thing TO drink before the cham
payne comes, We viii stop at the first
station"