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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Incidents and Accidents.

Some New York thieves had their
own pockets picked al the Georgia State
Fair. f.tl
"A Vermont dog chased deer for
thirty hours, and they both dropped dead
at last, not ten feet apart.
Two women who got into dispute at
Trenton were indicted as common scolds,
and fined ten dollars each.
The bursting of kerosene lamp re-
Gently burned the railroad warehouse at
Cairo, Alabama.
Many fashionable young ladies in
New York are said to be suffering with
assesses on their feet caused by the high
French boot heels now in vogue.
"A Boston husband, for spite, cut off
the beautiful blonde hair of his wife, as
she slept, and can't see her now without
ringing his mother-in- laws door-bell.
Two children-a boy four and girl
two years of age-were burned to death
the other day, at Excelsior, Wis, during
the temporary absence of their parents
"A man in California, who was bitten
on the lip by an insect "black in color
and resembling very much an overgrown
bed bug" died three days after in conse-
quence. :.
"A California couple lately celebrated
their golden wedding by fight, in which
the woman was victorious. The man was
so chagrined at the result that he i'm
medately drowned himself
"A wretch in Alaska ran from his
sleigh into his house, and left his aunt, a
spare and cold old lady, sitting in his
vehicle. He refused to open to her
knocking, and she persisted in the storm
which ragged without,
AT Avoca, n. Y, few days ago, a
little boy was thrown into a pond by some
larger boys, in play, and, being greatly
frightened, he ran home after getting out.
Next morning he was deaf and he has
since become completely deaf and dumb,
A brute in Connecticut recently
thrashed his wife. She bore the indig-
nifty with becoming meekness, but upon
the assault being repeated a few days
later, the ire of the golden-haired dame
ives SO reused that she struck out for
herself" soundly pommelled the brute,
and turned him out of doors.
The town Of Bolton, Massachusetts,,
has literary institution or "lyceum,' and
into the hall of this society three coAspir-
ators introduced skunk. This practical
Joke was thought by the perpetrators to be
a most humorous proceeding; but they
were enlightened on that point by jus.
tice of the Peace, who considered a bad
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Miscellaneous.

The nobbiest thing out--a door knob.
Nashville supports only thirty police.
men.
"A ray that always lights up a woman's
despair-Rai-ment
That which is too little for luxury is
aoundantly enough for nature.
= The child who cried for an hour one
cay last week didn't get it.
When must Time hang up his scythe.
When he shall be no mower.
delaware Furnishes bigamy with 1000
nne and one years Imprisonment.
"A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and
ihsure0 his life-in the Washington.
The peculiar flavor noticed in some
acid - - "'''''
A man was before the New York
courts, the other day, on the charge of
sklnning a dog alive.
The lady whose blood curdled in her
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

Personal and Literary.

All the conductors on the Erie Rail-
road are married men.
si-The Oldest Senator in Congress is
Simon Cameron, who was born in 1899.
For forty years Deacon Bachelor has
led the singing in the Congregational
Church at Northbridge, Mass
Horace Greeley, by special request,
wore his old white coat" at lecture he
recently delivered at Lewiston, Me.
Awful Gardner, the reformed prize
fighter, has become demented. and Cough
has been lecturing in New York for his
benefit.
The birth of every new baby among
the Oneida communists is celebrated with
a three days prayer meeting.
Probably the oldest publisher in the
United States is William Beals, of the Bos-
ton Post, who recently entered on his S5th
year.
There are only two Sitka people sup
ported by the public. One is an invalid,
and the other woman who is 1O7 years
old.
The first annual ball of the Fat Mems
Association was given in New York city a
few evenings ago. The members num-
bered 1856, and weighed in the aggregate
over twenty five tons.
One member of the Senate Of Califor-
MA receives mileage for travelling 1,100
miles, and another for 1900; and mem
Der of the House for 1910 miles. The last
drew $685.
There are living on one street in Pal
myra, n. Y, ten old ladies, whose aggre-
gate ages are S37 years, the Oldest of whom
IS 100 s,..three month"; and ten days,
and the youngest, 70 years, five months
and fourteen days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Religious and Educational.

There are 1904 public school-houses
in Ohib.
There is Sunday preaching in eleven
London theatres.
Drinking lager beer has been prohibit
ed the students of Yale College.
In 1865, there were twenty eight
churches in Detroit; now there are sixty.
They have a hotel in Omaha where
all the boarders are obliged to go to
church.
Three years ago the Southern Metho-
dists had but one church in Baltimore.
Now they have nine.
"A Hartford firm has received IN order
for $4,000 cards to be used as rewards of
merit in the New York schools.
Rev. George Pearce is the oldest mis-
sionary in India. He has labored there,
for the English Baptists, for forty-three
years.
The Baptists of New York State have
paid one million dollars within the last
year in building and repairing churches.
Elder Knapp, the Baptist revivalist, in
speaking of the disadvantages of pulpts
fifty years ago, says it was like preaching
in hogshead, and talking out of bung
hole.
"A Baptist paper in Texas tells of a
Methodist preacher who received into his
church, as lawfully baptized, man who
jumped into the river and thus baptized
himself
The Board of Education of New York
have resolved that children of parents liv-
ing out of the city, but who themselves
board in the city, are not entitled to ad-
mission to the public schools.
The average daily attendance in the
public schools of Ohio, during the year
ending August 81 1869, was 43l, 1886. The
total number enrolled was 1891, show
ing that 3050S6 children did not attend
school at all.
AT bingham, Mass, the Methodist
Rev. w. T. Alderman, who was sick and
unable to officiate in his church on recent
Sunday, sent his wife as a substitute, and
the accounts relate that she preached
better sermon than her husband ever did.
The aggregate amount paid last year
to Iowa teachers was $1,440000. The
male teachers received weekly on an aver
age, 1924, and the female 1919. The
number of school houses in the State is
6,4O7, and the number of children attend
ing 295,S20.
-Leigh's system of pronouncing or
biography is to be introduced on trial
into the lower grades Of few Of the pub
lie schools in New York city. The Pc
culiarity of the system is that the primers
and readers used in teaching children to
read are printed with peculiar types, in
which the vowels have distinct forms for
each of their peculiar sounds, and the
mute consonants are indicated by hair hne
instead of ordinary letters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
ONCE A MONTH. The January number

ONCE A MoNTH.-The January number
of Once a Month makes its appearance in an en-
larged FORM and furnishes largely increased guam
tity Of choice reading matter comprising stories,
sketches scientific articles, poetry Anecdotes, etc.
The publishers IT. s. ARTHUR h Sons, Philadelphia
say: I'VE started this magazine with the inten-
ton of making 1t the most entertaining instructive
and readable magazine published; and II we are
to believe all that is said of 1t, our success
has been complete" $20O year In advance;
three copies, $500; four copies $500; eight
and one extra, $l20O; fifteen copies and one
extra, $4,000. Single copies, 20 cents, Every sub
scrber to this magazine for 1870, or to the Home
Magazine or Children's Hour, is entitled to copy
of the beautiful engraving ZINE" for 500,
and also copy of 1.-THE Angel of Peace for The
same price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
THE BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC or iron

THE BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF IRON
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known ~ Zero Phosphated
Elixir OF Cslissys Bark. The iron restores color TO
the blood the phosphorus renews waste OF tho nerve
tissue and the cslissys gives natural heathfu tone
to the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia In iu
various FORMS wskefulness general debility, depression
OF spirits Also the best preventive against fever and
sgus. One pint contains the virtues OF one ounce OF
cslsays, and one teaspoonful, grain of iron and
phosphorus. Manufactured only by CASWELL,
HAZARD CO., successors TO CAswnLI. MACK d 20,
New York. Sold by Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06
Industrial.

Wilmington, N. c., paving its streets
with sawdust.
A San Francisco directory recently
published estimates the population of that
city IN September last at 17O,250.
The total valuation of real and per-
sonal property in Albany this year is $780,
641,444, as against $27, 412, 674 last year.
Dubuque expended 100000 in build
ings the last year. The sales of its mer-
chants were over $S,OOO,0OO.
One million bushels of peanuts year
are raised on the south shore of the James
river, between Norfolk and Petersburg,
Virginia.
Hundreds of men and women gain
livelihood at Louisville by skimming off
the grease from Beargrass Creek, over
which are extensive pork houses,
The foreign imports of Boston, from
jan /, 1869, to Jan. 1, 1870, will amount
to over $50,OO0,OOO, thus making it the
second commercial city in the Union.
Eight persons of one family, from
grandfather down, are employed in the
Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, Mass.
Their monthly pay is about $3.50.
The assessments of real and perso Il
property in all the counties Of California,
for the current fiscal year, aggregate $685.
S46335, net gain over the previous year
of $21, l05,SS0.
The receipts of the three pricipal ag-
ricultural fairs in Eastern Pennsylvania
last fall were as follows: Doylestown, 49,
500; Allentown, 5000; Reading, &c.
29555.
The Philadelphia Ledger says the an
nua anthracite production for 1869 will
be about 14,900,00O tons--a quarter of
million tons (more or less) short of the
tonnage Of 1868.
Some bold statistician says that ten or
fifteen years Of well directed economy in
saving the manure now suffered to be lost
in this country, would pay the entire ma
tional debt. l0#I
In France there are now 470 beet-root
factories, 116 in Belgium, and 255 in
Prussia. Thirty years ago only $4,000
tons of beet sugar were made in all
Europe; last year, 100000 tons were
produced in Switzerland alone.
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce
says that arrangements are fast being
made whereby some twenty thousand
acres of land in Western Kansas, on the
Kansas Pacific Railway, will be settled
upon by thousands Of people from Eng
land.
The farm connected with the Massa-
chusetts State Agricultural College pro-
duced, in 1869, over 1900 bushels of corn,
800 bushels Of potatoes, and rs barrels of
winter apples The stock of the farm
numbered AS head of cattle and six horses.
From the returns of Revenue Asses.
sor, in Western New York, it appears that
those farmers who have given their atten-
ton almost exclusively to the production
OF wheat, show small incomes, while those
who engage in mixed husbandry exhibit
good profits.
What becomes of old shoes? They
are cut up in small pieces, and these are
put for a couple of days in chloride Of sui.
phur, which makes the leather very hard
and brittle. After this is effected, the
material is washed with water, dried.
ground to powder, and mixed with some
substance which makes the particles adj
here together, as shellac, good glue, or
thick solution of gum 1t is then pressed
INTO moulds, and shaped into combs, but.
tons, knife handles, and many other
articles,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

For CouGHs, COLDS, AND THROAT DE-
ORDERS, use Broon's bronchial 7roches p"
having prooed their efficacy by test of
many years. The Troches are highly
recommended and prescribed by Physi-
clans. Those exposed to sudden change,
should always be supplied with The
1roches," as they give prompt relief
Owing to the good reputation and
popularity Of the Troches, many worthless
and cheap limitations are offered, whach
are good for nothing Be sure to OBTAIN
the true "Broson's Bronchial 7roches"
Sold everywhere
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

WE would call attention to the adve,-
tisement of the Scientific American in
another column. The cash prizes are
worth contending for. The steel plate
engraving offered for premiums is an ele-
CANT specimen of American Art. .~,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

CmLBLAINs, on PROSTITUTES. DIR. s. A.
WEAvER's CERATE according to directions, and
they are cured 1t cures them by subdung the In
hammation, and brings the parts to their healthy
action. 1t will also cure all diseases or erupti0ns
OF the skin; and rs a mothers friend IL ever true
and will Immediately cure every case OF SORE
NIPPLES In short order.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-06

TArIMADoEs NONE SUCH SALHRATvs lis fast
coming into general use. Its superior qualities are
readily perceived by all who use 1t.
, 1870-04-10

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WIFE P9!yaie family Pleasant location stsL!r Eo,, il
destfvd. RtfrFtaee siveo and Ee.I1it.d- Addscsa
II il;.11r
, 1870-04-10

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a... swosieE bEiei house. oppsats The Cnlse;.isy
hEtck barn LIT. @o1lN. Chrsp It acN.an A. J.
AFERElt> Real EatAte Otler, No. Metropolitan
, 1870-04-10

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FOR sALE7HorsEs, Ions AND FARMS, At
1ntst t7.tu.at traia!, IT any tnhtri. Of Chicasu.
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Il derot i'd fnaatnt ustns t Ell frea thr liz
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butn<ss and Etek for AA3e. In tts*.ase stHity.
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4 FIRsTcIAsS CANDY sToKK FOR sALK,
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LARGE PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, FOR
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ANY. PERSON THAT WANTS GOOD CHANCE
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1 NICELY FHKSIsHED HOTEL, WITH LoXo
, 1870-04-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TOR SALE-PIANO At 4 BARGAN-A BFLRE-
id Dsrker hrutssess plano With estEed 80 nsa5y
new III in complete orsE, lof only $f Csst eha!
sao1t tiu.e sko- Atdru bECkER BRo3 PLANO.
Ir1hHre etsrt.
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I1lOR 6ALK-A sOCTAvE ROSEWOOD PLANO,
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SEQ B. 1ow CIT To b. peeo Al ". H. G0LD3ATTHA.
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TNOR aALE-AN UPRIGHT GRAND PLANO, THE
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fri xl, Il y. Il. GOLpSNHHS, No. % A4dison.xs.,
Tffbrue Building.
, 1870-04-10

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
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a ,Es 5t a a +; WHaE
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TRIM Nj MlNCS,

Gfmps md Frinscs, In every
variety.
For tho occasion, we have just
received q handsome line OF
"Orstcd Cnm5rIdgcx, CnrrIngc
Blankets, &c, &c, from Europe.
Call nnd examine our goods.
, 1870-04-10

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1wcn;S ssison. anil billiard hail. at rcdueed PRICES,
Ssvraa hnc manufacturing interrsts:
noSt as!tt. s. s.5 as .na ~ %
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(,.1cAR STORE FOR SALE, ts44 WEST MADISON.
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husintre. Good rcatone for .ellIne-
{,oSFECTI0SERy AND BAKERY FOR, SALE,
EpWARp R.THoNAs CO. BUSINESS CHANCE
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ktossg and Provision stosrs: excellent ehsntts;
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Inos,eta Improvement
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