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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21
,,-r,,az..rs,,-.---r.rsar-s.rv-
L.itcra;..re in the South.

All Southern men and women with
the proper feelings Of se!!-respect,
should be deeply interested in the Ell
forts now being made throng hout the
South to develop her native literary
talent, and to build up a literature,
through which her past history shall
be vindica.ed from al Tie ohioqnY
which is now being heapcd upon it, and
whereby Southern thought and South
ern civilization shall he adequately re-
pre- eatud ia the arena Of tie modern
world. But strange IS i. may appear
there prevail rc,uarNab!c apathy tnd
indifference on the part OF The great
mass Of the population to o!i literary
projects, which can scarcely be &C
counted for on grounds crydItab!c to
Southern character. The editors OF
the South, rs a body, have perhaps
done what they could to dispel this in
difference. and to arouse tie people
to the imperative necessity offostcring
native enterprise, il they wish 70 pre-
serve iuyiOlate the sacred honor OF
their dead, and to bcqncath q heritage
ofliberty TO their children.
The New Eclectic Magazine, which
has now been in existence for three
years, and with which has recently
been incorporated The Land We Love
Glands at the head Of the list Of South
ern publications.. A. this period Of the
year when persons are in the habit o
choosing their periodicals for the win
ter, t is especially requested Of The
public that they bestOw a part ut leas
Other patronage upon u pcrioiica
published in their interest, and which
the Southern and Northern press boil
being the judges, is the peer of any
magazine published in America--botI
lnits literary standards and the qualit,
and attragIiyeness Gifts Typography.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

Correspondents whiting the sugar
growing districts oFLouisiana give rather
unlavOgaUlo accounts Of the appearance
and prospects Of the cane crop Of that
State, They represent that the croy is
very backward, especially the rattoons
and the grinding will he unusually late.
which exposes the cane to all the con
tngemcies OF the uncertain weather OF
autumn aud early winter. This condi-
ton of the cane is ascrhcd to the lacl,
Of diligcnt and thorough culture under
our present system OF labor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

WASTE OF COURAGE. Sydney Smith
in his work on moral philosophy
speaks in this wise Of what men lose fol
the want ola little brass, as it is termed
"a great deal of talent is lost to the
world for the want OF little courage
Every day sends to the grave number
of obscure men who have only remain
ed in obscurity because their timdity
has prevented them from making a first
effort, and who, they could only have
been induced to begin, would in all
probability have gone great lengths in
the career OF fame. The fact is, that in
order to do anything in this world
worth doing, we must not stand shiyer
ing on the bank, thinking Of the cold
and danger, but jump in and scramble
through as well as we can. 1t will not
do to be perpetualy calculating risks
and adjusting the chances"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

A tall, keen-cyed cruntryman walked
into the courtroom during the progress
Of a trial. Stepping up to the ring he
requested that the prisoners might be
pointed ont to him. The lawyer he &C.
costed, being somewhat Of Il wag, poin-
ted to thejurv. The stranger surveyed
them critically, when turning to his in
former, he remarked well, they are Q
hard looking set, amt they2 l know
by their looks they ought to go to the
State Prison, every one Of thcm.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

Two Yankees, stro.I'ng in the woods
without any arms in their possession,
observed bear climbing tree, with
lis paws clasped around the trunk. Onc
of them ran forward and caught the
bears paws, one in each hand. He then
called out to his comrade:
Jonathan, run home and bring me
something to kill this varInint, and
mind you DON'T stop, for I'm in fix
Jonathan ran oil, but staid u long time.
During the interval the bear made scve.
raj dies pcrate attempts to bite til G hand
of him who held it. At length iona
than seized the bears paws and held the
animal
"Wcll, have you hold of dem :"
"Iguess have
"yery well, then, hold fast, for I'm
off for dioncr."
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Ny All lOI 60 w NA''~'''
ADVANCE. 1t will be useless to send adver-
tsements witt, thcreque,st to publish ana
end bi|l.n Patent medicine manufnctl-
rers must pay accordingto published rates
and in no Instance will their special no.
tices be published except at ~ cents per
line for each insertion
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to contribute in proportion to the pubic,
and then if they charged for their work. il
was looked upon as extorion As wei!
AK a merchant to give money and charge
nothing forhis goods.
re- IN communications to advance the
interests of any individual. or corporate
nody. must lie paid for as advertisements
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vCrtising rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

Inc Jacohin party of Pennsylvania, by
us Representatives, changed the interest
On tue State debt, which was payable in
ereenbacks. When the people talk OF
paying ths bonds in greenbacks, the
naoie Radical paaty, including that of
pennsylvania shout reputation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

A gentleman who visited the Worlds
Fair, said he paid dollar night for
'the privilege of sleeping on the bureau
the drawers being occupied by the
children which belonged to the lady in
The front attic.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

THE Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided that pork packers,
ham curers. and those WHO render lard
aud tallow, are manufacturers in con.
temptation of law, and, as such, are IL
able to tax of two dollars per thou.
rand dollars of sales in excess of five
thousand dollars,
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


III, III lue history OF lUiS hooIc Ct'IS
it could, at one time more than anotH-
err, be proper that those to whom us
people have delegated the solemn du-
ties and powers Of Government, should
prayerlully and with earnest hearts I'M
pIore the Supreme Ruler Of the Uni,
verse, for the blessings Of wisdom and
His guidance in their consultations,
surely the present assembly Of youI
honorable body affords such occasion,
A nation which inau9uvateI its eXis-
tcnce through a long and trying war
for independence, and sU sequenu!
indicated it, right to nationality in
conflict with, perhaps the foremost Eu
ropean power, had, III aplriod not IN,
usual even to human life, risen in maj-
esty until the hn4 under which It's cE.
Iistence was won. lDated at the masta OF
her war.ships OF com mcrcjaI vessel
over every sea---a peer TO The prJuacst
D.. ,,rd or,,fco ,os cv,a,I,l r,,m
nroon r. oco,n p.c,,. H., enter.
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and mountain, # or, o,vo ~, hov
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a.. $500. c,,.u.,,, &, ,,,l;;. ,o.lr,
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I NpNsNl IlNNNs WpIlIITt, 7 WETT, WNN|I W.
|d;o.o+o, Of ,,,,,ic ;n4cllircucc honor.
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justice ana 'e"'' . V'' ','''~', "'."
Suffrage may he 'aIHy rerNoheo " NN'o
/ fact in Tennessee.
Whot thcn. arc fine u,rp0scs, 50 far
49,, oo,,,.,',l ~ tho nro.
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Posed "Wehdm'"I 70 t'o co'S"'''''"'
/ Of the United States; NoI to @oNlel
/ sp'V'"' ''"'"""''''' Va "o'"VN' way
>A"i NJ '"''s' ~ ''' r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21

me popn''r "PPreP'"uo" " 'Ir'
schools as lNe snre9I means 81 a"oFo
ing 70 al tne pe"e'I' " eouc",io ., ""'
grown 20 rapidly IN a'tp"rt' o. '"'S re-
lMb'c IhSt " IS now I!'ciy sccplt'n
WIth t"' Peoole nln'' e"''&n'o"'l '""o
Che children OF 2 oIate' az u" properly
ol lhe 2laNe' shoV" oe eouca'e" " ''s
properly
At Is rare 'hNFea, ~" 70 nm any
member on socie'Y o')gcoH@ 20 t.e
eIu'' ''N'',oh "' "'' properly '''
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Fob " CrE.

We are prepared to execute, In the very
rnltrst stylr. all kinds Of Job Work. Our
material is all new, and selected by rs in
person, An experience of fifteen years as
practical printers. and pnid1 in our b,'Si-
ness, Is Il guarantee that customers VIII be
pleased. We consider neat work an adj
yertiselnent Of our business.
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Rates of ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at 81 on per
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IM3iIGRAr.oE.

If the maxim Of political economy,
ti1t population is wealth. is applica-
tie any where, il is surely 50 10 this
Statr. where the band Of nature. in fer.
tile fields, and the yasicst mineral de-
posts, has lqyishcd so ahunlaElly all
the lcans Of rnateria. wealth.
From the fact that our interests have
suffered, thus far. from exaggerated
ideas, abroad, OF our unsettled condi.
ton; and because YOU will be regarded
rs fairly representing our public synti.
mcnt, | earnestly recommend such &C
ton with regard to the important sub.
joct of immigration, as will assure all
who desire to join their fortunes with
us. nnd, BY their industry an enter
price, TO aid "a IN development and
progress; that, to the Inducements of.
fercd By our soil and climate, will be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-07
Spfeial Nntisss.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S
gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
preston, loss of power, dizzy head
loss of memory and threatened impo-
sence and imbecility, find a sovereign
cure in Humphrey Homeopathic
Specific No. Twenty-eight. Compos-
ed 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
impaft vigor and energy, life and vi
tality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of eases. Price s.
per package C. six boxes and vial,
which is very important in obstinate
or old eases, or 81 per single box
Sold by ALL druggists, and sent by
mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co, 5G2 Broadway, n. Y.
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LANDS FOR SALE CHEAP
Aud on Favorable Terms, la ~. Louis 10
in Mo, Il ansa-, Iowa, Illinois. Mis-
coHsin aud West virginia.

asp ACREa-Ilighly improved, with good
LED dwelling, orchard, garden, Ne, about
: mile south OF Laclede Station, on Pacific
railroad-Irice Sli 600.
10 acres fine building site, near Laclede
Station-Price ato0 per acre.
u acres-unimproved, about miles south
of Laciedc StatiOn-Sl0o per acf-.
5oS acres-an improved, rich ami very de
sirable farm IN Ray county, Mo-, near junction
OF the West Branch and the st. Louis and ST
Joseph riIiroad-price SD per acre; a cash,
balance time with Interest.
100 acres IN Usage co., Mo-price Sl0 per acre.
100 acres IN Macon county, Mo.
81 acres III hdair county, Mo.
50 acres IN Putnam county, Mo
10 acres IN Boone county, Mo.
"a acres IN Audrain county. Mo.
80 acres ia jackson CO. kallS a5--pricc $40
per acre.
100 acres IN shawnee CO., ~ miles from To-
peka--prlce $l2 80 per acre.
go acres IN Harrison ca. Iowa; rolling lral-
re, and convenient Ia railroad-prise -, coo;
= cash, balance time thiHterest.
100 acres IN Carroll CO., Iowa-price SO per
acre.
200 acfes-:t highly improved farm near Ait
Sterling, Brown co. Ill.
10 acres IN Clay county, Ill.
no acres IN Marathon county, Wa-price ~
per acre.
no :tcrrs;-a highly Improves; farm beautiful
location, IN jefferson co. Valley OF Virginia.
For further particulars apply promptly to
GEO. X. ROBINSON,
Gen | Commission Merchant,
''o1 Commercial St, st. Louis, Mo.
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From Barnes Rural Poems
THE OLD CLOCK.

That OLD clocks face yet keeps a nlace.
And wheels its hands AROUND.
liis bob stu swings. his bell still rings,
As when heard his sound,
Ga leaving home SO long ago,
And lcfs him ticking, tick ing low.
No Gust yet clogs its catching coys.
To keep its wheels all still,
No Jfow Ter fell to crack its bell,
:. nat hourly tingIes siIrill
wish my life wsre guided on
AS true rs that old clock has gone.
Who now may wind his chain, untwinc,l
IL running out his hours,
Or make gloss to shine across
HIS door, with golden flowers
since he has sounded out the last
stu hours our dear good mother passed.
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Chicago Advertisements.
Elgin w tches.

4 NAUTION---The public are respectfully
~ cautioned against purchasing our watches
or WatShss purForting to be of our make, of
parties who adv ertlSe To send tnefa &c. o. IL -
We have no connection with such houses ANA
10 not furnish our goods to any house whatever
Tor that purpose. The excellence and good re-
pute of the real Elgin Watches have caused
several Foreign and American Watch compa-
uies to make inferior limitations, with the same
or similar trade mark as ours. Avoid all par
lies who advertise TO send goods sc. o.
D. No matter whom To iye. the real EIgin
"atshes, purchase only OF dealers Ia your vi
entity or elsewhere, whom you know TO be hon
orabie: The national Watch Co., EIgin,
Illinois. Business ONCE, $50 and i6I Lake
street Ibicapn
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RIDGWAY.-An historical romance
of the Fenian invasion of Canada, by Sciau
Dubh. \ beautiful story.
Every TRUs IRIsnMAs viii have 1t, every
AMKRICAls should read it,
Price, in paper cover, nifty cents library
edition, IN green cloth and gold one doIla
and fifty cents.
II yonr booksellers do not have II, send Ia
tie publishers ACCARROLL X CO.,
Buffalo n Y
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WARRANTED GsnpEa SEEDS

our Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue tor lsso
containing descriptions OF over $50 choice va
rlcties, tinciudiBg the most valuable noyeltieS)
suggest ions regarding sowing and culture, and
other valuable information, Is JHSt issued an,
Will be mailed To our customers FEkE; To 9th
erS desiring copy, on receipt al TIN cents ki-
ward ! Evans X Co. Nurseryfnra and e..Is-
men, York, Pa.
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{ ! & 3 & 3 3 & Z < & < :

10 w OkhlSi CLASS II Am now DfeD.r-
ed 10 furnish all cl Sses with constant employ
iGent AT their homes, the whole of the time. or
Tor the spare molnents- BUSINESS new, light
and profitable Fifty cents to 81 per evening
ls easily earned by persons of either SEX and
the boys andgirls earn nearly as much as men
Great Inducements are offered those who will
devote their whole time to the business; and
that every person who this notice may
send me their address and test the business for
themselves, make the following unparalleled
offer: To all who not well satisfied with
the business, will send 81 to pay for the troll-
bic OF writing me. Full particulars, directions,
&c., sent free. Sample sent by mail for l0
cts. Address e &. ALLEN. Augusta Me
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\ Cxen.-A clergyman. while r,

= GSRp.-A clergyman, while re-
Siding, IN South America a. n HaIssionsrY, dis
covered safe and simple remedy FOR tte cure
al Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
of the Urinary and seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought on by banenl
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been
currsi by this noble remedy. Prompted by L
desire to ac.slit the afflicted and unfortunate,
| Viii send the recipe i.sr preparing and using
this nletlIcIHc, ia ses,lt'd CIV etIs. IL any Gae
who nee.ls IL free of charge Address J ,,h
4 lnntan station ID, BsliIe House. n \ city.
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SEND fifty cents and get by return
mail N'My Ten-Rod Farm, or How Became n
Florist, - by Mrs. Maria Gilman Two Thou
sand Dollars income was the result of two
years experience, which Is practically shown
step 10y step. Loring, Publisher, Beston, Mass.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THE MAGIC COMB

NTIIL color the hair or beard permanent
w Black or Brown. 1t contains no poison
There Is no slop or stain arising from its use
Ii you buy one you will forever discard all 9TH
er hair dyes or preparations. One comb Will
be forwarded to any person on receipt of ST. %
Price-lists furnished to dealers only on appli-
cation Address w. Patton, Treasurer Magic
Comb Co, Springfield, Mass
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A Book for the Million.
MARRIAGE GUIDE

A PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO TIE MARRIED OF
~ those about marry, male or female. in al
that pertains the PLY sociological mysteries ano
revelations of The sexual system. with the latest
discov cries in producing aad preventing OF
spring. how TO preserve the complexion IA ali Iii
III Effectiveness and beauty, Ac.. &c.
This is an interesting and important work OF
over two hu drcd pages, written in PLAIN Ian.
ptitge with numerous diagrams aud cipr3y ings.
And contains all that valuable Information thai
every person who is married contcmplatcs mar
rage ought to hy g, yet. which lew really pos
II unrayc els mysteries and dtscioScs srcrct
that everybody should know: still it is book thai
ought be kept under lock and key, and not laid
careleSsiy about t..c house Ii embraces every
thing the subject OF the iseneratvc system that
is worth knowing, and much that is not published
in any other work.
This Invaluable work viii he sent 10 any ono
Gree of postagcl receipt of Fifty cents.
Address: DR. i:utts' Dispensary- y. w corner
Fifth and Market streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
~ Notice to tho Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before receiving treatment from any OF the no.
torious Qaacss of this or any other place. who al
verttse in te public papers, using any OF The AZ
most numbcriesS Qtck remedies. carefully peruSS
DIR. Butts work. No matter what your disease is,
or how dcplorabic Your condition remember thai
while il cost you Fifty cents TO have ii with its val
a:ihie inior niation. 1t may cost YOU. IL has
many. u Life ofhopcless misery, AID regret not &c
have IL
DR.. Butts he consulted any of the dis
eases mentioned IN his works from A. NJ I,
A.. Once W. corner Filth aud Market
streets. Opposite Court House,) st. Louis, Mo.
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CONFECTIONERY

M h. PAGE 4 CO. manufacturers oil Pare
W. Confectionery OF all kinds, by steam,
have removed to n Michigan Avenue
Circulars and price list sent on Application.
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A Strictly Mutual COMPANY.
WITH the additional security OF a paia-n,
Guarantee Capital of 500. 900
PAYING IFS OWN DIatuENna

me MOST popular anh advantageous fo,,os
anu favorable terms for Insurance uresen,,..
a loan or credit oil third r ,asire.n of ,,.
iien'i,ih gwen Surplus distributed ON tb
INST oil January ch year. and dividend. ,,,id
/ annually thereafter on the .ontriI.ut;,., o.,
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VINEGAR

4 SIX FOL; PRUSSiNG'S CIDER VINE
~ GAR Warranted to preserve pickles
FIRST premium awarded ut the United States
Fair. Established in ISIS. Charles Il. +
Prussine $50 and :;II State street Chic.i-
go.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-07
No. There are no diseases " hi In have
80 ma ch suffering or been
SO unsuccessfu.ly treated as those

80 UHsuFttssTuEIy tFHhtFG az IHUbt
naturnl to the Eve, though rarely Inv olsins
life, Yet they fit rs alike for usefulness and
enjoyment. DR.. T. l.. STEPHENS CHEM.
lCAL EN IS sALXE as n remedy for ail dis
eases Of the Eye Is recommended by regu-
lar Phys eiaps as well as by thousands " he
have tried it. and found IL 10 he an iafallible
remedy. Price, 25 cents per box. sold By
all dealers
RICHARDSON l. CO., ST. Louis, Mo,
Wholesale Agents for the nitsd STATES.
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ST. louis Advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ L. JOY, General Agent, Ohio River Salt
w Company y fun sur .Ily OF Ohio River
and West Virginia salt alw ays on hand ut pri-
ces to suit the trade. Office No. o. n. 2d St.
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The State Lotteries Of Missouri

A RE authorized by the Legislature, and
n draw daily. The Great Single Number
Lottery draws every fiftcen'days. Send for
circular in these Legal Lotteries 10 the mar a
gers &. IL. MURRAY Il CO.,
Box 3347 ST. Louis Mo.
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ASEND Z. -. stamp ami 3ec for sample of ar
oficlc You can make from two 10 i've dollars
per day IfIDS. T. BATES
iseliexilie his
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CHICAGO TRADE.

The mercantile houses wiese CARTS compose
this column are carefully selected from the
leading FIRMS IN Chicago. - those whose eX-
tensfve operations and widespread re;,iita, fon
cntitle them TO the first rank in commerce.
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Roofing Material.

ID OOfINti IOMF0St1iON, PAVING Ct-
III meni, Coal Tar, 4 + farnish for IRON
work, Elastic Cement, a Paint for Tin Roof.
Saturated Felt, Dry Felt, Sheathing Felt
1hree-ply Felt. Also, general assortment oil
ooapInaker's stock constantly on hand com
efising C'fn-tss sud sal soiia, kss.n, RAIN oil ,
As, &C, Sc. ~ lowest cash prices Orders
promptly hiiel- j. HAYES Il Co.
32O Washington St CHICAGO
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PAPER HANCINt:. :,

fN q. l.. FAXON q CO., a. ,I.i.i =. Lab.
lie street, Manufacturers and importers oil
Paper liangings, window Shades, l;e.i-
ding and Upholstery Goods. Only deal
ers IN the West who renoyatc and sell
feathers free from smell
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Wholesale Druggist.

w 0V1C'Sd1| ~ U5S1St.
~ c. PIKE & CO., Wholesale Druggists
EAs and dealers i'll Paints, Oils, Window
Glass, Patent Medicines and everything per-
tanning to the Drug Business. Mes. 526 and
52S Second St, cor. Washington avenue.
n. BEEGiN,
MANUFACTURER OF Excelsior Tor mat
vi tress use, Upiioisterer and Mattress Man
ufacturer, No. 1 s y. Third St. Also, mat
trcsses, feather bedding and comforts. Coun-
try orders will receive prompt attention. Steam
boats and hotels furnished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-07

GOLD! GOLD!I GOLDiif
a GENTS WANTED-male and female-to
"A sell Johnston Golden Writing Ink 1t
gives the writing brilliant golden color, and
hoWs as fiuently from any pen As the best oil
writing Ituids, and IS unequalel IN beauty and
durability. agents can make floi. $40 10 $50
PER day For 81 we Will send you "A bottle free
oi e1ptessage, with specimen and circular Civ
ing rates Ia agents. Address SIsUT, FAIL
IN. & CO., 93l W Randolph St Chicago