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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JULY ao 1874

BECAUSE we do not agree with
the Richland County Republican in
its endeavor to rule out Grant and
Iowa county candidates for the Con-
gressional nomination, the RepubH-
can accuses us Of "demagogism." :"
If we understand the term demagog-
ism, it would apply much better to
the Repotblicaa than to the TRIBUNE.
Worcester defines demagogue as
"a factious or seditious leader" and
demagogism as "the practice or
principles of demagogue." The
RepubHcan's attempt to unite all
other counties of the district to pre-
vent the nomination of a Grant or
Iowa man, to US appears "factious," )"
and the argument used, being un-
sustained, in our judgment, by
sound reasoning, might be termed
''seditious," though we do not be-
lieve the RepuJiicon understands it
so, or intended to be SO understood.
We only ask our neighbors to he
equally charitable.
ST. NICHOLAS for Angus, is an
excellent "hot-weather" number. 1t
contains "The Affairs of the Sand
piper" story of adventures on
the water, by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps; "a Whaleman's Ghost" q
story of the ocean, by J. Ii. Wood
bury; and even poem, telling in a
very quaint and amusing way, "How
Little Bird went to Sea. There
are large installments of the two
serials, "Fast Friends" by J, II.
Trowbridge, and "What Might
Have Been Expected by Frank K.
Stockton. Natural History re-
ccives q good dlasos attention in
this number. There is story in
French Qor translation of Pet
Monkey. Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm
contributes "Willies Little Brown
Sister," sketch of the far West
and Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz has thorough
Ily New England sketch, "The Nov
ing of the Barn. with funny anna
teur pictures. The poems, SIN Sum
mer Time and "The Little Doll
that Lied" are each marked by q
peculiar quaint humor Besides all
this there is beautiful frontispiece.
SEEING in the Chicago Times the
announcement of the death of the
Oldest man in the world, who died a
few days ago at the age of l34 years
and looking over extraordinary
cases of longevity | find the follow
ing:
Attilla, 1874; Margaret Patten,
1877 Countess of Desmond, 145
Thos. Parr, 1872; Thos. Damuse, l54
John Rovier and his wife, 172, 164
Peter Torton, 1S5. ID.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30

For SALE.-A good new buggy.
Good style and substantial. viii be
sold cheap,
25tf. r. D. PULFoRD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
w. w. LIKENS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mineral
Point, Wis, practices in the l. ). and state
Courts, and attends to agencies ana COLLECTIONS
in all parts of the State. Ollice in Lenahan s
block, opposite the bank. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
!. 3. MOFFETT, NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Office in Mofett's
Drug Store, Hight ST., Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30

JEwELRY, of all the latest styles and
patterns warranted as represented. Call
at Cartwright's if you want good
bargain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30

CARPETS must be sold cheap, as
there are good many sold at Deller's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
REESE & CARTER,

Attorneys and Counsellors, Dodgcville, WIS.
viii practice in all the Courts of this Slate.
volyxv no30-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
PHYSICIANS.

A. DALTON NJ u. s. A.. FFRRIN, N. d.
DALTON e FERRIN,
PHYSICIANS and SurgeonS,-Office No. l.,
Coad's Block, (up stairs over Dcler's Store,
corner of High and Chestnut Streets, Mineral
Point, Wis Particular attention given to
operative surgery. s. A. Ferins residence on
Madison ST., recently occupied by P.Lawrence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
ALEX WILL ON JOHN T. JONES
WILSON & JONES.

Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Once
opposite the City Hall up stairs, Mineral Point
Wisconsin NlyXXyII
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30

MOSES NJ. STRONG. f. 7. WEBER
STRONG & WEBER,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Office
first door above Nivian's Drug Store. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30
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ATTORN Il KS.
COTHREN & LANYON,

Attorneys and Counsellors, over post-ollice
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-30

hisEsAL Porsr. wIs July 20 1874.
THE fgnrss given ilelpw are the highest that ar
paid up to the hour Of going TO press
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

par,sol betvssa tAs i.vielhas ehaoesSsa. 4
CArist ehallesgAe Nth 81 AsPA - - ~ az
penation Of I'M rsssaae, aaee1ne5 W'Sepsaiso
70 the ssnsss aA1 ssssssiA y.ts Sssf,sesty q
tho Spiritual over the natsRr n "a ths isai v4R
ths tangible, werc most hcsibly ana bsasufus1y
shown. The grester pew az q he tAopshtA I'd
vice and recorded ers mpie Of those separated
from NJ, - compatv,i with thai, o. thsss via
whom We daily ssv;iatc, wos prsssstsd IN = most
stf5kng way ~ " ascolngr and fllustfatson. Ths
audience whsb nilsd he sstirs chapel mani
iss:sd nOls s.siasivs sssessiatssa Of ths dis
,nrs-, II tT.lS.59 gds[
Al Ga close Of IL sssosA, collection vas
tAktA, which was Dsst PaaasaS1ey I'D neeses'
, my engineered ~ Nr Ulsvslsnd. cd tAs
amount Of ESQ vas raissA-tAsanesnta sksd IN
3einG 900. - ? = 49,,
At 7so o'clock Rev, T. O. MULLER, IL pastor Il
tho new church. pfsseAeA - siesasos and ahia
sermon IRON Romans, xivs.;Ssfor ~ ,nan livssh
to himself, and no ma dieA TO hinsslfn ISIS
The exercises Of the entsrs day we're marked
with the ErestSst dsgr.s Of interest The
generous Subscriptions - the nenbsrs Of the
Foundry osasrsgateon< mon which H. new
church hss grown, witA the friendly aid Of the
pastor, Mr.. Cleveland, y1ere the subject Of many
expressions Of sppfssiasien. Mount zioa haa
started on her carver Of usefulness under the
most 6otteE1ng Auop1cD ~ = 49, tlF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
DEDICAT0RY SERVICES.
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MOUNT ZION PROTESTANT 81. e.
CHURCH. Is -.il -

Yesterday the Mount Zion N. E-) church, situ-
ated ut the corner Of Fifteenth and streets, was
. scene of much interest 70 the many inhabitants
OF the growing Fsotion OF the city In which II 10
located. There aere three disttnet services held
ct IL O. m, and $50 and TO p. n.
At the morning service the beautiful chapel
was crowded BY an intelligent and appreciative
audience. The pastor, Rev. L. o. Muller, was A.
iIstsa By Rev. J. W. Spsake, the newly-appolnted
presiding elder Of the Washington district, Rev.
Geo. A. Hall. Of the Y. N. o. A., and Rev. 8, Il,
York, Of the N. E Church.
Amer an appropriate prayer had bssn made b.
Rev. g. A. Hall, the presiding elder preached N
Impressive sermon from Acts, and Q, "But ye
shall receive power sftsr that the Holy Ghost Il
conc upon yoa-"
The speaker referred TO the character and
source Of the power referred TO, showing that It
was moral power, - different from and greatly
superior to physical power - seen in all the de-
partments Of nature and human power - die
played in all ths inventions and works Of naa.
A. moral power, IT reaches up TO and prevails
with God, the source Of all power. II prevails
also with man. II d seen In the living Church Of
Christ, and Church without the power Of the
Holy Chest 70 mimomse and n Imposition on
~ ersdulity Of nan.
II source il oed, and herein it differs from the
oeuzterfeits attempted to Be set up In the Church
Cepower constituted BY numbers, BY culture and
by ritualiem, all Of which are Of no sysil unlees
the power Of the Holy Chest TO- sdded. This- y
the Seres slsnsnt IN the Church, the only srar.
antss Of it, success-this forms the steam IN the
moral engine which alone renders u apsrstive
snd s1sstavs. -
ThssDsakef urged tbs svly-ssoetsf,taa -,
grsgatiea 70 seek this - the only needed clement
q power WA shouh msks the ShsrcA lirsT.
hsass - IL great ses Of life to attract s,d -.
tset ths mtirs community IN vhieh Il 10 sltustsd
A. The sloes Of the discourss collection vss
taken, and sbo1t 600 VS. realised.
! A. ths afternoon services. which was held q ssp
e,cleck, Rev. II. A. Clsvolaad, pastor Of the Fouu
cry ehHs1, ealsr the tutelags Of which the new
church sutsxpfiss vas bsil4 pssaehsd ftua II.
CosinthiaAs, viz: "Whsrs5bfe heaesfsfth know
~ 10 man sfoss he AssA Isa, tAsssA wshavs
Known Christ aSter Tie Assh, yss new hsnssSorth
~ know him - Dsfe." -
he ssrnea vss n ssis - intsssstins een-
ss-rl.s u 81 1st lests p ~ - it anet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
H. LEDRU ROLLIN.

II. Ledru- Rollin was born IN 1905, which makes
him about sixty mine years Of age st present He
10 in personal sppearspde perfect bourbon. The
legitimate descendants Of Louis XVI. did mot ~
sembls him half a. much - u. Lsdru, who 10 tie
grandson Of the fAmous Nicholas Philippe Lsdra,
Nv, under the fAmlliaf name Of "Comus" He
was slsight-ofhand performer who amused the
eeurt, Rigolstto, and shout the last Of lie court
testers mentioned In history. The King vas
pleased with him, snd Comus amused IL royal
family for near half 8 century. When he retired
the King gave him house and small piece Of
ground q fontsusy.sux+Rosss. This property
was inherited By n. Lsdru. Rollin, and It . there
he resides whom not In exile. Comus msgrlsd
pretty little girl II service ct vsraillss, end The
King made her handsome marriage present. AZ
. very early ags Ledru- Rollins ressublases 70
the Boafbons attracted attention, but ct ssllsss
be was v6lgariy known - Boo ertnss, which,
prssums, may be literally tsanslatsd b. the
term "bulloeky," applied 70 Arthur orten in the
Tichbofne case. Since he becaMs yicA ~ has
become IN spisure, y rot exactly sybaEits, end
10 very fond Of the good things Of hSs, sssking
quality rather than quantity. One Of his great.
est sorrows 10 forced sbsts1tioa from the uss Of
coffee, owing to palpitatioss Of the heart. Ns&.
urally the possession Of wealth hss maae him
aristocrstic IN his habits, He has the very gen.
tlsmanly habit Of surrounding hinsslf With Q
number Of sleek and well:fed domestics. 10 hin
the people have become the esasfils. wAia Q
s sss; .,: e: - ~; az ss Sds
DO not want the name, TT forces ne to or1 "a
never prooounesd the name Of sthe peoples
without Q gsst Of disdsin. Yet at this moment
the people have once mere become very dear 70
him. 100 az r.as.f e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
ADVERTISEMENT
....rr MRS, BARNARD,

m. f,,,ovinv corre.nondenca .,n,.,n, tt,.,c
W.su,snToS March ~ ,sz,
sn. u, o., ..t.cr mon me signe6 Nv + u
Rst.r and nnbiished IN 4 citv paper of March %
+ and this isnguase: uMrs. Helen M. Barnard
m. n.,,on Who an bscrbes he, name To tbe charge
herein con,idersd va snnointsd to 4 position in
ths Fifth Auditor,s once IN ths Treasury Denart.
mspt IN Isoo. and was dismi,sed December 81. 1859
anon he recommend alton Of the auditor for gene.
rsi vorthiessness and mischtetmskfus.n
nnot. ths nrecise issS3ase n the auditor. "a
that the fnII y,1ue of this Yerson IN the nubiic
se,vtc. in another dsnsrtmept NAV be the NOR
re.dIly under.food.
n hi, ysrsion Of ths e.use Of INV dismissal 4,
vhol,y n y.,,.n.s v,th vo,, .ts..,n.rt v.d. 81
me At the time. des,re n ~ n, . ,.n.t,,so, =,
-. 80 = eoS~s~s~s~ -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
ANERIcAY ARTISTS IN RoNE. .

Between painters and aculptors We have nov
moro than forty American artists resident in
Rome. Many Of tho old ones remain, and new
ones from year to year Come here to establish
themselves Mr.. Terry. tie painter, ! bslisve,
10 now the dean Of the arti)tic corps, having had
not less than thirty-four ySars Of uninterrupted
experiences Of Roman life. The artists, gene
rally speaking. ind . double advantage in .
residence in Italy, whether ct Florence or Rene.
Here arc found many OF the best models for
study, which the labor Of many centuries has
left, an atmosphere full Of Inspiration, and what
q worth - much % anything else, and never
to be left out Of the account. an American
travelling pablie OF wealth and liberal inpulsDs,
ready to 10y ssything Of sufncisnt merit 70
make claim upon the sttsntion Of so-callsd
lovers Of art Of moro or lees knowledge end
taste. Some Of our old artists, whose pssiss y
hackneyed, are less interesting 70 % tAapthsy
were. - they have produced nothing Of late say
better, or - good, - that which We tsok nsetss
OF ton or fifteen year, ago. Bat there y new
generation coming forward who quite keep the
promise Of the old time, and tbs future Of, Amsr.
iea. Art grows brighter and brighter with every
decade Of its Development. II would b pleasant
to b able to say that the aim among many 70
grow rich, and to make large gains the tat and
standard Of success, Is less apparent than it was
But It 10 the same In this q In every ethsR pro-
fcssIon, moro or less ennobling, and art d made
the instrument for gaining fortune, and the step
ping stone to fame, quite % much % that sphere
Of the minds labor in which the finest aspirations
after ideal beauty are wrought out, and in which
the heart 10 able to nd its best solaee and repose
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYuOPEDIA.
How Revised Edition.
Entiruly rewritten 81 ~ ahlcst Wsitars On svsfy
subject. Printed from new type, and illustrassd
Z with several thousand tngTavihsS and Mas.

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
LOCAL KIeQBLLAHI

See N. o. Beed Co.'S call for uonsy On real
estste security ello, farms TO exchange foi city
property. -~-~1 s-
Tho matrimonial MARKET vas not eonsidersd
very brisk Lest wssk, oaiy twenty-five mazsiaSt
licenses having been issasd IN that tins.
II d Eamorsd that Disksos, Finley = O.. have
organised a. rish-Amsfican opsrst troupe, and
among othsr superior vosallsts havs secured the
services OF Wm. Husssy, the eslsbratsd basso
profndo.4 " vi cfN-s
About o'clock On Saturday night thief On.
tsrss tie pssnisss Of John Quilta, O iesveafh
street road, near Howard Unfvsfdty, By forcing
open . back window. Thsy were sesrching tn.
bureau drawers when ffightsnsd 81, leaving b
hind unnbsf ~ skelstsa ksys md Jimmy.
A Mis- Nellie Nillwood Vas sgosslng q Sev.
snth street and Hassashasstls svsnus % Satur
day she Wa kAoeksd down BY tie team e Nj
whitna1 ButsAsR end dignity iljurel shsat The
hips. She VS. taken into The dry gesds stors Of
Mr.. Fishpan, end, afIrvArds, removed 70 he,
homo, Ne q EIevsath etseSt northwSet.i III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
IxTEsTIgATxD

THE NYESTF0ATORS INVESTIGATED
WIN 1. thar. "a much fu,a OMAR th,. hoor q
unoIc SAM kisrdomf Whv sre "a vbos. lot 4
east mere. vhose chiidrso srs n.t,vs here' vhose
bonos viii rest here. And Who Low. the rentIe
spIrit I'm the Potomac q, snd ths han,.na.t ~.
istions OF nt,edom,s ctidef .nd lov. n .nd them
the more for MISREPRESENTATION .nd shpse-vhy
are Ne tired Of this botherf -
We Ara tire6 m r. hscs, !. n .. ,oo thin IA an
ana 6~ht your noiitics an othsr .,me Ioor arouni
You and expiats your own msnicipsi nan: Count
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
CRAZY WONlN IN AN ALLEY.

To the Editor Of tAe NattosaI Repsbliena:
SIR: There d IN IN alley between. Twenty first
and Twenty -second streets and Pennsylvsnia ave
nue. and street woman Who % svidsutly Grassy,
II one may judge mon the shrieks that have
nightly for some time come from that quarter.
The neighbors for two squares around are dis.
turbed BY her, and yet the police do not attempt
to stopit. No doubt they are adjusted by feel
ing Of pity for her, and thus she escapes. We
would call tho attention Of the proper authorities
to this matter, and hope they viii take speedy
action in the premises, ~ she has really become .
nuisance in far - disturbing the quiet rest Of
those within hearing Of her voice ID coaosTnsd.
NN0HBoR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
.9Aksl5tlN 57VII.

Z BE- ~ SsInl .s1s1ls]esvuy naAS IN,
Sseb Aa1 Sa1eW: Eessytkis1 2 ~ tss1y 6
80 e : a. 81 g ss 3. 81: s
tsess nseSr a0l1al w1l1 - presented SssA eoeg-
naes1s shaaSSi u . llssSiSf - ~ D9s tusA -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
orr ITEM


Read. PoHDtn, AHp n wsl. , eE
Housekeepsrss helld bear ID iind that ofsll the
dinerent Baking Powders IN market none have
stood the test d striot chemical analysis IKE
Doo)tyS Yeast Powder. Doolcy'S Yeast Powder
contains no t4grsdisnts but each % are hSAltkf1l
ana chemically pure. This insurp0 unif0Sm SuH
cess IN the making Of rolls, bselits kG 1ki1h In
fertor articles do not. 2anufactufed and 0old e
Wholesale By Doolsy Z Bfothar, 90 New street
New York, and at retail By gToesrs generally.
ASH mar :r
An advertisement Of . msdisins, however candid
and conscientious It may b, does not always carry
conviction With y. The public know to their soi:
row that th9 beautiful cla5ms put forth in behalf
q @ many teeell}a tsmsdis6 are literally . de-
fors, tia tain y made Of tie 6pees deyotsd 70 this
notice Of HostSttey's Stomach Htter3 d TO INVITA-
the article what they think of y We s4faeSSfy
request all douhtefS 70 ooe&tSan 4om suoh Of
their ntendl .sad neighbdfs e have tatei this
etandsFd t9ele end attentive e. . protectioo
sgais.t 1siasioss dlsee.ss, 8 e 8 eurs 90 iadt
tisn, nsrvdhQ debility, headache, low spiri, Ian.
guor, 6lionsAess, 10, what Hostetters Bittegs has
done for them. There 10 no testimony % trust.
worthy - that which 10 the result Of personal e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23


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COto-yoHANNA COLLINS AND HER BET
Th 9RORflrE DoQeBLACk.
DeaoWneu Sixth sefeSe hA6 ~ a1a again been
lbs Scsne Of hSsly loo01sn Fens, bab p6fhaps
tsAs Of tAsn were $50 - Wosss6Aay esnhseis
end novel u sxseutasu es0n0os which pressnted
1Qtsslf bsleso Jedfs 0neaN6 0otas1sS for adtadl
walton u sppea0 ASa ne tsstiDony sddsced
tAas NattAsv Kelly ~ ~ tigtarbing slsosae
/ He Aas bseA - he KaS9 Il slarting his morning
Ares, building ehiekea.eeeps, and constructing d.
vess etAse bssk.yarl yeavsnieaess eat Of lumber
obesined, without pstnissaoa, ffoo the veodshed
md line fsaes q 90 AFA f8nsA Keuy. Wonse
| are ingenious crsatares 40 DAY b DAY, = Eliza
saw he large helss II ~ ssnss sssseae SesgsF
u and thu thin back y IL sAsd beeooiag ehdnsr,
1 she ssr11se4 tAAs seos - Naeeia1dsstssayeas car
ryins "a hsr pse2:rty. and abe scstA~asA deter
mined to capture The suppesed thief Early sat
urday morning. bsfbrs TIE eirdA hegAn 70 sing or
had even taken fn the early worms, Ellen At with
asuspicious air 1sekng throagA TIE etenen WIN
dow, which had sonnandi9g ytsw e seS wees-
bed and NE feees ~ weeo1e g 49, esna.os
spnng mornings when ne nnd mvoiunssr,y
wsnaen eeck e me
hood, ana wmie Eusn aeep
| fevenes uuun6 ov@ Ne 3asy 1spP5 soan -
ned spent " ~ dasty nooss 81 eesevee elo Cork,
ne We. seeeeny Nmincee ~ she n'se1y y ~
preeens ~ ne soenas @ vnse., wnso., wnaSA,
wnseh issued non ne mmeanss vfeiniy o. sne
fsted died. Yhs neosnt bad axrEsa for hee ~
teach mankind that women hays rights which.
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9y.oI' - 1...,. ~. ~ s.s...IC - sna
Of the coming storm, for the sound Of the AZ
drowned the nolss o. approsshiae Soststsps, Ind
mss nv. nos sm.ao =. neI ssSs .nt ma ~ ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

Tho committee appointed By Dc Molay Com.
mandefy, No. 4 Knights .Templar, to provide .
series Of entertainmSnts during the coming sea
mooalight sxeifsioa about the drst week In
June, pilgrimage 70 TIE tonb Of Washington On
June 2, tst Johns psy,) q ezeursion about
Vile isir groands q September next. These Hill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

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10 oH1 Hx1D N sRoa1 o. NoNE1
apount e les tAep half the usual rates, =: Z
r1ltoa's, No. rs Ninth street, near Pennsyl
ySnla fvsets. Ny en- there p 9btsinsd sl
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gallery, for sale this morning at John O. Parksrs
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