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Trades Of Animals.

It has been well remarked by . eley-
er author that bees are geomstrlciane
The cells are 80 constructed =. v,th
the least quantity of material. 6 have
the largest sized spaces and the leeat
possible interstices.
The mole is . meteorologist.
The bird called the nine-killer i IN
arithmetician; also the crow, the tnr.
ley, and some other birds.
The torpedo. the ray, and the el.c-
tric eel are electricians.
The nautilus 10 nsvieator. n.
raises and lowers his sails, caet. and
weighs anchor, and performs nautical
feats.
Whole tribes Of birds are musioi.n.
The beaver is an architsct. builder
aud wood-cutter. He cuts down tree.
aud erects houses and dams.
The marmot 10 . civil engineer. Ha
does not only build housss. but CON.
structs aqueducts and drains to keen
them dry.
The ant y soldier and maintains !
regular standing army.
Nesps afe papsr nanulhctursrs.
Caterpillar ars silk spinner. s
The squirrel = = isrryman. With =
chip or . pisce Of bark for : boat. and
his tail for . ssil, he erosses I .tre.m
Dogs, wolves. jackals, and many
othsfs sre hunters.
Black bears and hsrons are fisher
men.
Ants are day lahorsgs.
Monkeys are rope dancers.
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Postal Itsus.

Revenue stamps will not prepay
postage, although the effort to do % is
made BY score or more Of our citisens
every week.
a letter having once reached -
destination, and been delivered accord
Ing to its address, cannot be remailsd
aud forwarded without an additional
postage charge Of thrse cents for each
half ounce or fraction thereof, prepaid
ct the mailing ofYice.
Printed matter cannot be sent In
sealed envelopes, with clipped Of
notched ends, at the transient (two
cents rate Of postage. Tho proper
way to mail such matter q circulars b
to leave the flap Of the envelope un-
sealed.
A business card printed or impressed
upon the wrapper of printed matter 10
allowable, but in cases whore such
cards are written, letter postage h
charged.
Writing Of any description other
than the address, on mail matter pass-
ing at less than letter rates Of postage.
subjects all such matter to letter post
age.
Letters addressed to initials or bog
numbers are not deliverable.
Liquids or glass are not allowed to
be sent by mail.
The weight Of package Of mailAble
matter is limited to four pounds.
Post-masters are required to examine
all printed matter to prevent fsaud.
and to rate with letter postage al pack
ages that cannot bs examined without
destroying the wrappers.
Post-masters are not required 10
receive mutilated notes In payment for
postage-stamps; nor are they required
to receive notes 90 much soiled or
defaced that their genuineness cannot
be clearly ascertained.
Circulars inclosed with newspapers
subjects the whole package to letter
postage.
Tea, coffee, rice and flour, not beinR
classed rs mailable, must be prepaid at
letter rates Of postage when sent by
mail.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
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cleaSyin the sxpsnaes u the post o.
10 dspastnent has amsuntsd to near
y sixty millions Or dollars; the loss
during the last fiscal year alone was
q, ~. .06e. -; it q admitted at Wash
lagoon shat this deficiency will bs
squally grsee the pftssnt year a4d It
VIM continue - long ~ Legislators
demand the power OF sending aud
reesiving Avs million dollsrs' worth
Of nail matter year without any ex-
pence b themselves. II the member
refuse to pay their postage. somebody
sass muss pay Il for them. And In this
case the nation covers the expense by
~ annual deiciency bill for the need
81 amount.
It u mot creditable 10 . rspsblic that
. spfivtlegs should b enthroned By
laW 10 the deedmsut Of the communi-
u |; L h equally dfscreditabIe to this
country to b rnors than thirty years
behind England ID the abolition of this
nuisance. Tho House Of Represents
tivss has this session passed Law
ab0lishing the tar on tea and coflse !;
sbs psopas asksd Soe Il, and the 'msm-
bers Of both Houses, having no adverse
personal interest, promptly granted II.
Noless earnestly do the letter writer's
of this nation-iu other words the
nation itself-ask for the repeal ofthe
fsa0king privilege. Such an act would
add ave millions Of dollars. TO the
tlsasury, and much honesty 70 writer's
OF OmciAl letters.
From the treatment which re-
moved attempt It repeal received 10
Congress hast week, It appears that the
abuss 10 . strongly fortified % ever,
but We are more than ever bent on its
correction. Cbngvcydti0nalist.
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Married BY Degrees.

Men and women, and especially
young people, do not know that II
takes yean to marry completely two
hearts, even Of the most loving and
wsll-sortsd But Dature allows no sud-
den changes. We slope very gradually
from the cradle to the summit Of life.
Marriage II gradual. fraction Of rs 1t
= time. A happy wedlock isa long
falling In love. Iknow young persons
think love only belongs to brown hair
and plump. round. crimson cheeks.
So It does for Its beginning, just a. Mt.
Washington begins At Boston Bay.
But the golden marriage is . part Of
love which the bridal day knows moth
Ing Of. Youth il the tassel ami siIken
flower of love; age Is the full corn,
ripe and solid IN the ear. Beautiful is
the morning Of love with its prophetic
criunson, violet, purple aud gold with
its glad remembrances and its rainbow
side tarncd coward heaven as we'll %
earth. Young people marry their
opposites in temper and general charac-
ter, and such . marriage is commonly
good snatch. They do IL instinctive-
". Ths young man does not say,
my black eyes require to be we'd with
blue, and my overvehemsnce requires
70 b . Mttls modified with somewhat
Of dullness and reserve" When these
they do not know 4. bnt each thinks
the other just like himsslf. In their
long journey these young opposites
will fall out by tho way great many
times, and both get away from the
road but each will will charm the
other back again, and by-and-by they
will Be agreed - to the place they will
60 to and the road they will 60 by, and
become recouciled. The man will be
nobler and larger for being associated
with 20 much humanity unlike him.
self. and she viii be . nobler woman
for having manhood beside her that
seeks to correct her deficiencies and
supply her with what she lacks, IL the
diversity be not too great. and there
be real piety and love in their hearts
70 begin with. A perfect and complete
marriage IL. perhaps, = rare as prefect
personal beauty. Men and women are
married fractionally, now . small frac-
tion, then large fraction. Very few
are married totally. and they only, I
think, after some forty or fifty years
of gradual approach and experiment.
such . large aud sweet fruit is com.
plete marriage, and it needs q very
long summer to ripen In, and then
long winter to mellow aud selsan in.
But real. happy marriage Of love and
judgment, between noble man and
woman, 10 one OF the things so very
handsome that II the sun were, as the
Greek poets fabled. god. he might
stop the world In order to Feast HE
eyes with such . apeCtscle e.-Sesected
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T4MT%%
seevloo ~ the country n would heye
~ 81 beyond the mese nxipg of the
tenure Of once OF clerks and en-
pioyees Who - mot rsQuire tho Adviee
ana oeuesnt ~ the Senate b make.
ehear appOtntmsnts complete. ] would
have Il govern, aes the tenure. but the
mauser of making all appointmsnts.
Thsfe hno duty which - much em-
baffaeess the Execotive, and Heads Of
DApArfments = that Of appotntments
nor > thsre any such arduous and
thaaklsas laSor impcesd On 6snators
aad Representatives = that of dnding
plaeqs, lbe cpnstltuests. The preseat
syseem does not asoure the bot men. \
and olsen mot AZ uen. for publlc place.
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Soldiers' Bounty Laws.

There is much confusion Of under
standing over the bounty laws recent
passed by Congress, and we are con-
stantly being questioned by soldiers
concerning them. We have already
published all Of them in full. Here
we recapitulate-hoping all our read
crs may see that this article shall be
placed in the hands of all their soldier
friends, to the end that they may not
fall victims to the delusions and
snares of dishonest claim agents:
The only acts passed provide
/. l. For granting 800 bounty to
all men who were enlisted for three
years prior to July %, 1861, and mus
tered in prior to August 6, 1861, and
who were hono1bly discharged, and
have not received any bounty for such
service. This law applies to cases
where the soldiers were enlisted prior
to July %, 1861, and discharged for
disability within two years after en-
listing, and who have been deprived
of bounty under previous acts.
2. The time has been extended
for fling bounty claims under the act
Of July %, 1866, to January Is, 1873.
The text Of the first named act was
rs follows:
BE Il Enacted, de-:
That every volunteer, non.commis.
stoned officer, private, musician and
arti6cer, who enlisted into the militia.
ry service of the United States prior
to July 20, 1861, under the proclama.
tion Of the President of the United
States Of May 8, 1861, and the orders
l,Of the war department issued in pur.
suance thereof, and was actually mus.
tered before August 6, 1861, into any
regiment, company or battery which
was accepted BY the war department
under such proclamation and orders
shall be paid the full bounty of 110O
under and by virtue Of such procla
nation and orders of the War Depart
lnent in force ut the time Of such en-
enlistment and prior to July ~, 1851
Provided, that the same has not IL
ready been paid.
The proclamation in question Gale,
for 42,O34 volunteers for three years
This oct does not grant bounty to vol
untssss 6br tAreo months, = has bee
ierToniossly md designsdly reprssen,
ID BY interested parties. Rsoisser.
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T II was not long 20 nhn6nuesd tnaf,'
within spur months, thses had 0sso
nine thosisand deaths In Berlin frotn
smallpox. saS
Somebody. who = haed Up - sioks,
wants TO know whether. undee the
prohibitory law, man has risht g
keep acrow-bAr.. -
The physicians Of Paris sssounnb6od
horse fiesh for consu,mptivss, aaf -
people have not only fokSp e eatln6
Il but pronounce Il sxcelle1t. - s.
We pass along the ~uggssaion that >
fidgety nurse, who gives TO : stck pr
son the feeling Of heing In. .ths 1idss
ofa whirlwind, b only vary ht1as
better than none at all. fs
Mr.. Gladstone's plan for restraising
intemperance. by publishing -
names ofpsrsons committed for drunk
enness. Is being tried 10 Eusiasd.
Not only their names but their occupar
tion and residence are given.
The Boston Journal OF Chemistry
raises another note Of warning against
using water drawn through stnc-
covered pipes. A fA0ily In Ports
mouth. New Hamshirs, has been made
very III BY the uss Of such water.
There Il NO snsdyns among ell the
drugs In the world. which b . hum.
dredth part 20 efIlcacious In securing
refreshing. healthfnl, delicious, glosi-
ous sleep. - . juiiclous walk. So says
DR.. Hall, and our own expssisnoe
argues thereto. N
A young girl in Burlington. vsrl
mont, 90 said the coronef's jury,
recently came 70 her death BY eating
arsenic to beantify her complexion.
She began with GLOVES. pickles and
chalk, and from these went on 70
Let others take warning.
A league has been formed among
workingmen In Moscow, who pledge
themselves to abstain from 'stTong
drinks" How much that
means we do not know, but It h plsas-
ant to be assured that the Temperance
movement is gaining ground In
Russia.
A quantity Of whiskey was ssissd
1t Newton not long ago which W.
often salln0s Of ksrossus,
three pounds Of potash, and one o0uco
Df strychnine, mixed with sofs watsr.
Il was not labeled warranted suFs
death" but ought TO have been.
DIR. Richardson, . distinguished
physician. opposes the priss
system In schools. In his opinion Il
breaks down more children and yoath
than 1t ever benefits. An overtasked
brain is inevitably and permanently,
enfeebled. The body IL also stanted
and weakened.
It having been ysportsd that -.
OOO, 600 worth Of tobac0o was raised II
Hartford County. Connecticut. last
year, an exchange wants tn know how
many sermons, arguments, fActs, Sestk !
monies Of physicians, revivals, ard -
forth, it would take TO convincs :
church-member that tobacco is injori-
ous, 80 long ~ he conid make several
times more BY raising II than By rails
ing rye. That, we should say, would
depend upon the quality Of the church
religion. However, We
should be willing to allow those b
answer who have had more experiences
In raising the article.
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=, IrsroN,. IOWA NAY 90. as7a.


3ZD 0oOD In -1000 E9DD
n y ~ gEtwine. ms -.
n tuak, losA Uaks - leeaer ~:
Oruon1lnelsng $780, Gnsss sshanGBs1y1ass
IOal1s lnees lass ~. -. - sssss I
= NY - . ~ Is sssa2.e
u fAisse ~ n Nay. 4.s.z
AltAossh u 1All ~ ~ ~ aisht:
II W. tAspanat ~ hoeee - llsAA
II saall psopostssae Wo1a teoueGsssos
Ana u short mAasusso - nAy pss1scs -.
-Dea JsnssM
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We insert the fbliowiae extracts
from the Presidsnt's message upon
this subjsct, mot only on account Of
intrinsic merits, but because the i'm
preseion 10 held out that tho President
b not earnestly In favor of Vssll prac-
ticai reforms" = hs himself tells 40.
No one can read these paragraphs.
with desire to discern the truth, but
must ccme 70 the conciusion that the
President llas thought earnestly and
frequeatly upon this theme. No man
can 60 beyond him In this rsspect, for
all his acts prove that II he desires
anything moro than al others It 10 %
render his administrasion . success by
tho establishmsnt Of : model civil
service. In all three mssaagss tho
same ssntimsnts Acs repeated with IN
earnsstness that leave no room for
doubt. Oaly those who are 20 bllndsd
by disappointment sod preIsdice that
they accuse hlm Of dlshonesty aud
deception, can Sbr . moment believe
that he will mot give any practical
scheme Of civil reform . fair trial
"Ths snbjsct Of sompsosstion to the
hssds OF Bureaus ana onlolals holding
positions Of sssponsibisity, and requir-
iug ability and character 70 MI proper
", II one to which your attention II
invited. but few Of the officials
recslve : compensation equal to the
respectable support Of . family, while
their duties are such - to involve
millions of interest. In private life
services demand compensation equal
to the services rendered. A wise
economy wonld dictate the same rule
In the government service. The
present laws for collecting revenue
pay collectoEs Of customs email salaries,
but provide Tor mcietiss (shares In all
seisurss) which at principal ports ol
entry pertlcularly, raise the compsn-
saaiou Of thoss oflcials 10 large sum,
! II hes always seemed to me = u thia
system mnse, at umss, work psrui.
clously. Il holds cut an indaesnsal
% dishousst MON, should such gel
paassasisn Of there oaaoiss. 70 b Ia
In thslr sosstiay q g0sds sntsrsd q
snabls them 0naliy = maks lsfgs
ssisuces. YOur attention u respect,
fully invitsd 70 this subject.
"Tharo has been no hsaltaGIou d
chsnsing olnc1als In order 10 secure q
s0cisut sxsc0tton Of ths lAws, some
nnsa. too, whom. In . msss party view
undsslEabls political rssuIts we're like
u 70 follow; Nor any hssttAtion Il
snsGaining siioient ofncials aGaisse 70
monsssaness wholly politieal.
i "Alvays fAvosins practicsl rslDsns
/ ssspsstealiy sall year attsntien !
I one abuse = lcag standiag. wh1sh
vsaiA HE - - ssme1led - ~
| osooD.ns. Il isA ea1ae1s r IL elvI
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Justices.
o. w. PORTER
conveyancer.
ARE ADLER.

OFFICE with County Treasurer, Ttpton
~ Cedar County, Iowa. Will pay taxes
for non-residents, examine land titles, fur
nish abstracts. &c.
Refers to J. w. Bull Atty; Jesse James,
"a Recorder, T, G. McClelland. co. Treasurer:
Hammond & Pound. Bankers. liz
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II
- wsl1ng esssaa sAsif eolonssa Z
school, ! think tt6sse 70 havs y 1lled
wRAs secn = 49, Wtll1ne - atese4
IT, aeaesooe = JOanh bneasebe go,
being : Chissian, paessnt, sssruseil
end skllfll teashes. TAs seheel waa
nns opened on - - - 2ed month,
1911. With y 1ndlas ohlessn, neas =
whom kaev eaeas slphabse. md oaly
onece two oeeld apsak : littie English.
Thsss - nov eleven elassss Il rad
ing' writing. asithaatic ana 80
Espby; oessdss the class q - whole
school, which = sxsssissd - outline
@aps e ens svssing. Ihtss-seorehs
20 sss. cen ssass and locaee N
osasse. Issneesss capstns, uoun-
sa'ns. aad nssy q de Tivsn tn The
ussted eeaees. and ehs potttscaI divh-
aoss ossaas. sayss Guse, -, = ne
,wneese 1ls0sepesss. I've - -
ocys spsns ~ - tlms sAsy -
WOskSng wjsA ~ sArpsaess - ta1s0
- - Ae9 - - 1e1uang -
- - oe~es - wssaseae
sne 3 susase .ess -. ~
20 - 1s.o.n ~ seessg fos
wo,s.'p 800 :. tne sonco. toon:
..0o !. .''s. - ~ osase ~
g. csasss
= ~ II. q
= ss ssvs - sse
-. @ ..-.. =. 49, ~
s .Is,s..r . 's.. .s
- y 49,. I. 80
.uo.o" 49, - Aasss' = o'u 49,
~ sss -
49,.
s1 y =. a.'.. O'''.a
,0 - .". - '''.s'. -
I."sy. A . -. 'O = 2
s.. =. .s - = -.
s.1- ". y ~ -. r...,
. ..s..o o..s.s. .lS"s
,,r U1 = r.. - ~. 49, ..,01s.. 49,.
80.
ma........-...
.... ~' 80 . ...r
J. ], = - - ~ . - -
soe 80 ws'ss ss's.ss"
also seese sFoe Ne Cnso3sv Nssoe,
enesf csoseee ~ aease - sne0 oese.
To carry - thle inooleutton theeo b
one tsaShes, one nakrsa, Who dsss the
prinespsl part u ths sswiag; two
cooks, who also do tie wa6hing snd
ironing, and one man 70 hanl wood,
DO ehosea. q. We vesy nveh ned
another teeoher. and tanothsr woman
% aasial 10 sswine. On ths rstass q
M lase eptimsts a. fneds. I leeraeA
thai alas eptinata lpr the ~ OF .
sssissaat 1seohsr was oct liilsd. It
vae omitted without remark. -thees-
fore ssud . specisl eseissate for the
nav Of the additional he,p nseded q
thu .ohool. Nth the unrent reoueet
that Il be nllad II practicahle. but II
imprncfio,hie. thaf I - anfhorised fo
nav d, such addit,ooal halp from anv
e.rnins. that / - uaake Srou the
Mn az fpom - - e lAsm produce
MOI ueeaed 81 IL aasucy.
II. aeenav vhkch vae counnanoed
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No Asahs shs2l luaae ~ - -.
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An encouraeine apatnfe 81 ne In
terior Depertment he heaa = lettar
received nom Comniecieuee 8. =.
walker. n which hseSah apr K s6nke
.meut. embrncine /" snck nav Ysafuress
% tle condition and pro~roas of the
I'm - n xour aesucx. "a = nsh -
sestjous = 70 their imreovement and
neceeaIties. = viii live this Dsrart-
n,ent: the most reeent asd socar.to
and thersbv pros,o&e ifs
inteilisent Scsion In thsfhtura.r The
1bl,ewjoe y : enpv Of nv rtply 10
tha Commisaioner:
For moro than . wear I have vrittsn.
e.ch veek tn sunsrintende~HE Hanv
.tetio. :. near = n..cGie.hle. the
ccrA,sic. arA A,..,r.,s,on - H., rnAi.
N. ~ this sscucv tlne,r ,uAAlur -.
4 ft>r the arrest ~ a.fanta. aafask
.rd R,v Tr.e a the 27.h = Sah 1900
- there haa hee. helleve. nslsa
less raidiug into rsxas by The Indian.
~. ihia aseasv. vho ons,e hers fDr
r.t,ons than ha. heen the 60 for
MANY nreviou. wear. 4 lar., portiou
Of the oua-b.-da basd Of Cassascbse
never reported them.slves hers. bat
remain In. the veefera. uar3 q Texss.
ana undoohtetliv comais laree
amount Of deoredasioos - that etats.
the indian. hold o,,t inducesae.f.
- tha r,..rv.11on r..I,r.a = iuan -
in ,lheir r,las ~ . = nseA. -,
Thar likely tbet thev o. eagl1e thea.
wstbin ths lass thrss vsShs tnsse
hayA heeu. sauersi .aiaans .sessisH IN
Texas, and from reports have stolen
numerous horses.
The Indians Of this reservation are
largely supplied with arms and anmu-
milton. which y principally oOtained
from Mexican tssdsss, Who 60 = the
Qus-hs-da camp and psohAbly ee0s-
times to the csmps Of other Indians.
and for their arms and ammunitios.
&c, take In exchange horses, mules
and cattle that the indiana hsvs
stolen. e
About two months ago discharged
soldier. from r.. SIN. Stole one or two
cavbines and some ammunition and
we1t TO the Kiowa campo where be
VS.. at last sccounts. II Kicking Bird's
band. I sent word to Kicking Bird
that he must bring the colored man TO
me. But for the last three Issues Of
ratious. I have heard Of bis going 70
the Wichita agency instead Of oomiag
here for ra,ions. Why 80 soss thees
! am unable TO- stats. I hsvs dstsr-
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$. ENSIGN. NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, TIPToS, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
DIR. f. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted to his care. ONCE. for the present.
at his dwelling house-formerly occupied by
Rev. D. l.. Hughes, east of Court House. lstf
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Physicians.
r. N. INGRAHAM. M. D..

e. III. lNGRAHAM, M. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SUR
HGEON Office over Wirick's Shoe Store,
Residence with DIR. Rigby, south side of
Court House Square, TTPTON, IOWA.
A1Diseases of Women and Children re-
ceive special attention. since coming to
Iowa Dr. l. has treated above $50 children.
only one Of whom has died under his treat
ment. ls "a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
state o: wisconsin.

IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Danel2lm
#.r flaiatjf, against Bridget SalrnCer Marg4r-
h-.@ ard ] bona, Kelly, John ~sluh-er, Bridget
..AH 1ud John Nciau, Mary Bloom aud j In
"a .aauuah Salcnger Ellen SaItnger Catbar-
Veg ''.' pr. sarah Au1 Sacutcr 4uI James salem
..N.D.S and heirs at law Of Lawrence >aleusrr.
'rs -,.a descendants,
's.rI.
40 ore hereby snmm ned and required TO answer
'."'n. 4r' 10 this action which was filed IN the
81 lHr Clerk of the Circuit Court for said Iowa
=. 90 I'udEey'ile, Ia said county, on The 10th
+. N.'gMsr, 1879, sud to serve copy OF youi
'.. safe complaint on the .uhsci Der ~ Ms o.
'"e -'tsc OF Highland, Iowa 30 Wisconsin ,
r'ty days after the service hereof eSrlu-
~. aaE 20 such service. ana u you fait TO
. .- s.'4 complaint within The time oresad,
O ~ Ms action wall apply 70 the Court for
+.uaaard in tile complaint
's'el Dc.autr lNh f~T2
d. +. sHELKER. Plf's Attorney,
- Highland IS lscou-in.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

SrN>EE AND WILSON Senator Sumner
dropped into the New York Tribune
oDce the other morning, and met Sena-
t1r Wilson Tne two had friendly
chat during which senator Sumner en-,
truined the next Nicc-P President with
an account Of bis travels and the i'm
press ous received from men and matters
abroad, Mr., Summer talked vigorously,
and seemed to he in every respect i'm
proved in health. The meeting with his
senatorial contrere WAS very tnrdiM
Mr. summer went from NewrsY ork d.
roctIy to Washington without going to
Boston. lie lost $1,000 by the Boston
H.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
A STRONG STt CA COMPANY.

NDVVINI TVNTUIVS,
Security, Low Rates, No Dividend Decisions.
OFFICERS.
T.. A. Rollins, President, Philadelphia,
Jay ooKE, Chairman Finance and EN, Com.
EMERSON W, PEEr, Nice-Prcsident and Actuary
Ii. ID. COOKE Vice President Washington.
JouN NJ. BUTLER, Secretary,
Contracts direct with the Company, giving lib
cral and continuous Commissions, will be made
in all parts OF the country with efficient and reli-
able men who propose to canvass personally for
Lie Insurance.
Brpnch Onicc, Philadelphia, Pa, where the
business of the Company is transacted 81.