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, 1875-10-30
"PAkSY.n


To tAs Editor of The Chicago 1F,onns:
NouT1l Cn1cAoo, Oct. AZ. 1875.-A lady Tsstd.
Ing a. Lisbon, this State Il think L!sbon IL ths
uau.o), Who has bean discussing tho hlt-absotb-
iqg matrimonial question In Tug TRIBUNE. has
t4a ASSURANCE 10 call letseif "pAnsy"-s
lame to tho use OF which, ~ . nom do plume.
ciaiu pE,ority.-l hxying adopted it as such
shortly after tho Oroat Fire, sud appended 1t to
CORES poudeuce and miscellaneous articles
published in several Western papers,
among which xrs the following: tbs
I3cacon and tho Herald. o! Aurora (iii.); tho
fIaseNe and the 1testern Hfetly. Of Davenport
{la.}; lie Rock Island tlll] Union; aud tue
Chicago Ereniny Journal. 1h!s consider
ptotty sssoue evidence In support ef sne c9asaa
make OF the excluase right to "psasy" - III"
e.ary tite; and uuless the lady OF Lisbon can
offer stronger or Ut least ~ strong, evidence ct
hes risht " IT, shall exrset her 10 choose aome-
thing esso As = pssudonyn IN tor future CON-
muntca.ions To ths ptaaa.
nu 1s4uctant 10 xttsb0ta wrong motlvsa to
| the lady Or 10 bei!ese thRt &ha appropriated u,y
nre,ty poun do plume NTH tie intent of sobblng
nle OF ;suralt. t,1ye Hsea. rather, 70 look UI,-
ou hc. hpt tp tho caasltabta light 81 eonsld4ot,
based upon lilo auppoestion that, by sons unsc.
countsbis mlsehaacs, my lama had uas astoadad
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to 1,ixl,n,,, and Tho lady. WAS, therefore. not
araro Of my r1ts,unco, md chose t!,s name from
fat,cy. l}nt justice to n,yHolf Forces ma to stan-
tlpn this yluw Of tia matter; fot At' snfe = IS
cuuld do,t nn,een through tho literary tk',
cepceinlly urer my own Stato. IN confederation
Of lhis again warn the pseudo "pnnny to
leave no in tluict possession OF what II oSaaehtV
/ love tho nau,e Of reues," hecauso tho
nweot little Hover from, which borrowed 1t IA
closely intcrwoyon with many Of tho moat sacreu
memories Of carry days. In si,a s';a r1a.'e mono
varieties woro profnseiy cultivated by NY Ger
man mother, hi. tho pAnsy nloro extensively
than thom MI. Not only was H. sean N gsest
prof1sion In tho fower-gaslsn, n"s alao among
iow.. nna tho forest. lii tho three latter places,
frat tak,nx root from reed caselessly scattered
by tho hands of children, and in afsor yca1a
soif.propagatct 1t f,ouEis'e,s Tao .i ny. " s'sS
kin. Ant, Oil low 'ovei to 0n''
my pots-tt,o rnnsiea--among tho slid ph'oE aud
other forcs,-treAAnrcs, md to ghtho! them aa;lys
sud scatter thom over tho cradle OF aho lady
aay in Juno, VIXEN tho sosca weso ~ III hloosn,
! and all tho other flowers wing With tlem III
beauty, autl Pastor Hoover said aslo hnd gohe, TO
Ilsaven. but SAW them psaco her II, conn.
was ID tha gtound. So planted pansiea On TIP
OF lior grave, and watnred them many days witt,
my teass; and when, year after, year. found
thcm still fiouristltng on thht htt'o grave. sha9
becamo ynose doae to mo than evcr, and mono
other Of rlofa'B treasures could supcrsodo them
| iu my affections.
Wien III, II in tho soauon Of fowors, q hand
fu OF fresh papeieB Il called them Johnuy-i lump
J ups thon} was, at my 1o1nostt pincoa cheii da7
ID wasor hosIdo my bed. where l could Iest my
foycr-tcatod oyeB mon tl5em atd 'nhh!e t1elI
delicate perfume; and hnTo no doubt NOW Int
that their soothing presence cocdnced more TO-
ward my recovery than did Tho no1lous medicine
loft mo by tho doctor. 1.-THE very consitsen'
and cflfcacious system of medicine intro
iucctl BY lilo uosseu-insptred 1ebneman,1
was little known In this country at thae Porsod'
aud ati!l csa apprectated.] And. IN later years
when .osuetl by tempest. and wa,ling throasi
&C. sss for s.psv "sdSS nra,sa sn
"hcsrta casc," as il recalled 10 my recoiloctiot
those scenes OF my chlldhood,. ID. my hnmbl'
homo in tho wildwood. whore birds. troes; AM
flowers were my daily companions ana q teachers
nospeotfiily. hlrs: =. " MEnsIkh'
, 1875-10-30

And NON i.osses in sight tho unchanged qn'n-
tcsacuca Of OIeuaAtu ,Lsro ia our filst ca1slals
a camel in use, in hin native setting, and not ln
a tucnagarie. An eutiro limo Of then,, loaded
With building stones, &ta wearily shAmbflng
aloug. Thu long, bctlod neck apes humility,
but tho sulwrcltiuua nosa in ,ha sir Expresses
srsst Of thIs naughty "ssuek.up.atlyeness" 1T
IL necessary to COIN this word 10 express tue
cau!srs ancient copealtl With the royal ugllnass
Of tic brute IL both awa.inBpiEinR aud au,ualng.
No human noyal family .lare Le uglier than tue
rume!. lIe II mass Ut buhus, fuae1 tuttb.
bumps, lu.ups, Bp1sy 1oauts, and cstlosties. Hi1
to4i ID i rLdlcnlous wIsp, And failure ~ ~
ornament Or Gy.blnsh, An fest A1a simply
, 1875-10-30

EHH4uft{hlu if'sW RpH.
LONDON. Oct. lon Tuesday, Of last week,
young and hknlaoma oiiicet vi: tho HoyAl ala-
Flnea, Jaues Itotnlett, about 10 join bin Corps at
Chatham, booked his faro from London. and was
far ~ Woolalch DockyaTd st Ation. From thst
place tho carriage waB shared with him by Form
phInh lligginbotbam, Indy IT dent of snodtoinee
md SURGERY, somewhat uyor tht, middle ago, aud
OF groaE muscular ylxsngtl. at ilfss they werc
At opposite euda aud on opp pe'ste soats Of tho
compartment, and he was Ell crossed With tho
read'ng Of tho saturday RetHetu OH Mistaken
Ah'nases-tho article bearln 4, apparently, OH
looking tnssutIy, st him. and ul.imssely
chsuglng hst place in ths. carriage, tho
charming 6eraphlua obserfod, With tlattor.
laa & nnns.on, you are re'y nice Young man T.
MAS frank enough to ray Ma bhe. In no wlso
taken Ahacs setxod thu paper t.e nuld, exclaimed,
"oh don't Rad !ha! " and IL nolt IN rapt 4dora.
en oesoTE Sonn @ , s teaest 10 hsr to rlHo not
eud Of tue carriage. The 5An: ons followed. was
sure Eho had previously seon hin. anserted tlsI
se knew nts .ssst as!a f., " BIZ eo..ils
enough to 1ecoguizo his hc lplessness, perfofc,
consented, copdlttonA!ly on t.s act uot being 70.
peatsd. Az Tho train pas4s d through lunne
alarmed. Her manner cha slns. lhs su,slou
oounseled him to take clns. BLs vas ~
| aur6t aho uead 10 III Ho An1iet
nbout that, and lhq!eqpon' 'tossestlng hsr Juno
conce, sho gflpped, him " sle collar. Iii
strurR1ev wcra iu vain. Sud denly leaning fort
fson fho window ha shout ID for help. whic
eams il tlla guso Of = ports for Aisophsu v,
u That ino1lsont reached. s.!d ssrapI1ua hi!
ginbothans. condemued by, rho nns1pteioa dl
) cuytry pf hor apcctacles ent nEod IN her lntcu
u.l vIu.iula coat-toilu. had a1a interview with &C
" taiu Iusticos 1t the single atait Petty Sassiot
o substantially aduilttol tho charge against h
Ii and pleaded thar Hhu ouly nj das1ed to show q
+ lliEatiuu Tor handsome young HAn. AKa!l
). whom size had nothing vi g.toyer to say" y
J. ua4 iinsl &35 aud costs. !rhn appropriate ci
i lug Of ths AilAir IL. VI cout1,n, tlat q message
}. cdadolsIlce has been recais d by Lha youu9 o
h | CIR ttoau AiEh quarter!
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-..,.-- c..,..~
'casonni eczema ~ W.,,rrnenrr",i collexc-
WcdatnE.
I .srtetal Correspondence n The chfeddo Tribune
WAuEgsnA, WiB., Oct. 2G.-Sow TINT tile state
Fair aud tho Chicago Exposition are over, mud
a.. ~. -;1;nr, hnuvou .ro rlnaoJ for tho season
anr nt1o vii,acn IL csntlv sinking into it's long
our lttlo 4l""s" IN sot''S ''''A'as 'a'o ''o 'o"e
Wintcr'H sleop.
The rich tinta OF the mapio haSe 'aoSa 'nso
T,l1sn ,aavcn That crack]o under the foot with
,,a,a, soas t,,a. ;a n,,ov aclo of Tin r,sd,
a's''a' seoaa so~* ~ "''S" 80 N :, -.
sweet life or 1oSoua juno. uas nAHs' oro"ny
Intl;su-aunauer touches days and sconcs that aro
n tho sore and yellow leaf with mystic charm
tna. u "a auos,o 90 is. ~ .a .otr ,oti,ore,
hase1ne, too tuo a4"l'o'o ~ t"e. -,
Btozq, stain their fingers, and como homo tired
and happy. Farmers mako boutlrcB and Rathnr
aon,ee papan and mammas, forgetting tho
aa ..aars I'm, nro betwccu take Icpr ramb1es over
! ths still, smoky hslls It is time OF sentiment
auushlnc, smoet cider, and so1p-manns.
vAnlous THINGS.
u1cav.s hayo their time to fall" and, as
| -, +. ts1t !, t,o Tina m 1cavo. Not on1v
some ias NJ ta's 20 ta1 s ~
have tho groateF portion CT tae sPfl"E-'l",sotn
gone, but many Of tho vilago'poople ore seeking
| homo elsewhere for tho winter.
! .s"...1S - 80, ,,.a,, .r,n,;,r Aha ann.
his family, WAo aasa oeen sieao'hs 'us aou-
NOR Aern, 70 taett noHo ~ sApa.is
The removal OF Mr. y; y. pana any in .ana5 .., ~
Chlcago ia matter Of 4oop feKtos ~ sn1sr nAs :.
| friends I4o nltsHea JOKES nAF9 tesutaou ~ ~
Utlca. Il. G. olin ha1 gene 90 lineage. D. - =.
Wardrobe pas 1917 lor lAHhuG.porn "s1 Tsior. H.
poets to tako course a. tao Uonta! Su.'oso
"Ih6 Dodge Club thua extenns 10 etsc!e' aaa
6cnls ropfesenthti9o 10 tne centann'aa:
The bunk failure eoems 70 ne accepseu ~
aettlol fact; Or 1aher az nnsetsea taet, 10 III. MI
H. 3. Cove, tho ass'gnec. mas not w oaen 'a auo ~
to state exactly tho small pe.eentnso aaat ~ suo
| depositoIs may hopo TO I6eelso; tno mons M Ssu-
fsuinc do not expect oSor 81 ~ pe1 cen'' Ano Dup
tiat Church loses about W. uuo. - -
The County ta1r @as hnancial ho.'os', M ~. a..
,uer oocaalons: ,..,.x, !. :,
Another a1,Etng has como to tug auttAcas ~ !.
Mr.. Glopn, Of Now York. Dtall!ng tho focs
for sprnsh ~ aud arsoalan Tel!a hss pecomo
| popular paattme; anu tie Mohotoneef tnuntp
sound. After stirling tho 70 a1cG, ana vm Eo1ns p
through stratum from 70 70 ~ r.e .o vsn s1,
.. sIss'' lew teet o ., tho aartaee. ,,.
t Miss Alice Perry ana her mother haSe te'utHe'
from thelr extended Eastern sr'p.
h1r. A. Dckcrmhn, OF boston, has nseA spea'a -
| ing few days in tomn. alr, Heath o. ~
| TREASURY Department at Waahington' ~ a4a
. hero .....-..-.,
b Notwithstanding Tho hard timed sne Proepec3t
I OF Carroll College seam to be brightenln8; ~ "
attendance Ia larger than over before duf!ng ~
fall term, aud, at t0c0nt session Of tho iTospy
+. terian Synod held at Daraboo, important ssep
:, wore taken towards lts Immediate enao"ments
Mr., and hrs. J. A. Billings celebrated tho M
l. anniversary OF thcir marriage Bhort timo s1ne'
j. merry company, . general eooa tlhao' ALI ama
l txSi4k
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

up.r, aud Womb p,.sa.ss G5..e nssainss n,eht: n' az
E,ts. y .hisf 1lera1 g. se .s
lii, Of ters il morbid, dark btltoas
whits bonoda1t dsposflt, and whsa thsss .us
burning sensation Eher pxa.ine hAtsTs Ano pA44' 49,
Of tho back and along tho Io4nfs
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" Il Day. w@lft epit
Las ('fur,

70E NNDaIr. u 0WQ M }
81, !, y m. Ricer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
-
Wheat ~ Cattle Food.

The London Agricultural Gazette, in
a short article on the comparative val
ue of wheat, oil.cake and barley as
cattle food, says that wheat is richer
than oil.cake in the sum of its most
important feed elements-carbo hyd-
rates, albuminoids and fat--but that
in fat alone the oil-cake is seven times
as rich as wheat. There is but little
difference in the comparative value in
all these substances, OF barley and
inseed cake, the latter being the
better of the two. In summing up,
the Gozette says that when the feeder
is interested in the future condition of
the sol of his farm, linseed cake is
preferable to wheat, as the manure is
richer; but where only the actual
selling value of the tattened stock is
taken into account, wheat ut present.
prices is the cheapest food in the
kingdom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
THE FARM.



Like other things, the following
good advice comes to the surface oe-
casionly, and will bear repeating:
"1f you get moment to spare,
spruce up; put the gate on it's hinges,
put little paint on the picket fence
you built last year; trim up the door
yard; make it cosy and inviting. Do
not say you can find no time to attend
to these things. The fact is You have
no right to be slovenly. 1t can do
You no good, but, on the contrary, it
will mar your peace, wound your self.
respect, and impair your credit. Then,
by all means, spruce mp little at odd
times, and at even times, too, for that
matter. 1t will make you feel vastly
better, and may be, tri1e proud Of
your pretty homestead. Your wife
and children will be made happier for
it; your neighbors will be enriched,
beautleied and blessed by it; and your
farm will be worth more money in the
market, and of greater value to you
At home, if you spruce up little now
ard them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SIGH.

No person can use Bosche'S Ger
man Syrup without getting immed-
ite relief and cure, We have the
first case of Coughs, Colds or Con-
mptiou, or any disease Of the
Tnroat and Lungs, yet TO hear from
that has not been cured, We have
distributed every vCarforthree years
Oversee coo sSnple bot lis 10y Drug
gists in all parts Of thn United
States. No other Manufacture of
Medicine ever Ecr t1eir rrgpsr-
atiOns such test as This Gu te
Your Druggist, Ncle,. Vivian and
puliard, aud set bottle les d" cents
ana Try it, two doses vii relieve
YOU. sample bottles II cents each
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

CURING MEAr.-To one gallon of
water, take ] pounds of salt, pound
OF sugar, ! ounce of saltpeter, ounce
nj potash. In this ratio the pickle
can be increased TO any quantity de.
sired Let these be boiled together
until all the dirt from the sugar rises
to the Top and is SKINNED oil. Then
throw Il into a tub 10 cool, and when
cold pour 1t over your beef and pork
The meat mast be well covered with
pickle, and should not be put down
,or NJ least two days after killing.
during which time it should be slightly
sprinkled with powdered saltpeter.
which removes the surface blood.
Some omit boiling the pickle, and iiud
it To answer well, though the operation
of boiling purifes the pickle by throw.
ing off the dirt always to be found in
salt and sugar. II this receipt is
strictly followed, it will require only
4 single trial to prove lis superiority
over the common way or most WAYS
of putting down meat Gamaa.oun
Irfrgyu.3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
pOCK ET ROCK LOST.
S25 90 Reward.


Lost, on Dee. 2lst, 1874. some
where between Chamley's hotel, in
Mineral Point, and my residence in
Lihuen, by way OF the village of
Linden, common folding leather
pocket-boolt, well worn, containing
one hundred and forty-seven dollars
ana eighty-iive cents in currency -:
besides dozen or mere receipts, on
which was my name The above
reward will be paid on return of the
property to me, or on the same
being left with John Y. Jones at the
city Bank of Mineral Point.
HENRY WlLANowrz.
Dated Dec. -, lS1l.-5-lm~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
M u AT IN PARIS.

The butchers Of Paris dispose of
1890 horses, donkeys and mn es
during the third quarter of 1874. The
animals were mostly cripples, and
their slaughter an act ofhumanity. IN
1873 Paris ate 5,435,7S2 chickens, and
. ,a65,24l tame rabbits, besides nearly
II million and half of larks. The
beef, mutton and cal consumed were
valued at l77.Ooo,0 900 francs, and
other substantals in like quantity. OF
beverages to assimiate all this food,
the eity absorbed 407, os,450 litres
trathcr less than an lmperi nj quartz OF
WINE IN the piece; l,704,935 bottles
and half bottles of finer wine; 9,Ol6,-
600 litres of brandy and spirits; $685.
5Sa, OF cider, and 100000 htre.s of
beer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
music LESSONS.

s. T. Osborne, teacher OF Vocal
and Instrumental Music and thor
ough Bass, offers his services to the
people Of Mineral Point and vicin-
ity. He is also agent for the Bur-
dett Organ, and all styles of pianos
and musical instruments. Musical
Instruments to rent. For terms APP
ply at II. Il. Osborne's store. Ally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
Dated Dec. -, lS7l.-a-lm-.

"GRRp TuERE.'-Robert Julian Is
prepared to do all kinds of ieamipg
on short notice, at fair prices Or
ders lutt,at VIM. Treweell's black
smith shop will receive prompt at
tentiou. on,o
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

Doors AND SHOES. - Have you
seen the boots Deller sells from
$3.50 to $3.50, and women's shoe.
from S1.25 to 1925! Cheaper thai
the cheapest. Also a full line of
CATERS and slippers, with prices ac-
cordingly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

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, 1875-02-25
II. =. Clnuer, Merchant Tailor.
Clothing Made to order ON Short No.
tice and Latest style.

Dealer in Ready made Clothing, large
assortments in Wooden Clothes, Dry
Goods, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
G~ods, Hats and Caps, Children's and
Ladies' shoes, Carpets, Oilclo.hs, Gro
ceres Ne believe in the principle Of
selling everything cheap Tor cash ONE
and see ~ before purchasing elsewhere
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

Mass NoGLE, MiNmeraud Dress
Maker, ,has opened shop IN 6rabers
book, opposite Dr Wilbey's office.
where She Is prepared to execute
work pertaining 20 her profession
IA the best manner and latest 81, les.
Apprentice girls wanted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
ROUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

The undersigned oilers for sale very desira'it
residence, situssed on the corner ~ union and
Third streets The house contains seven rooms
The lots are we'll stocked with al kinds OF fru'i
Trees; good cistern, barn and out houses on the
premises. The place viii be sold cheap For par
3S-t WILLIAM TEAsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

Cheap for cash - the Changers
favorite. This tea is equal to the
Dollar Tea, which ] selling at 50 cts
Der pound. WIN. TEsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

VIM, Teasdale wants to say, he
Is selling Buck Gloves and Mittens
very cheap for cash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

CLornING.-A large and complete
stock of Children's, BOYS and Mems
SUITS end eyercoat, which Deller is
houud to turn iuto money, will be
sold al very lew Figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

A FINE line Of canton and pressed
aannels just received at II. 7.
Osborne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

CLoAks.--Childrcn's, Misses and
Ladies' oloalis in elegant styles 80
be had cheap 1T Deler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

REAnl-MApE clothing New
York styles--at II. T. Osborne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

DRESS GOODS of every description
IN the newest shades at Deler's.
Cheaper and larger assortment than
any other house in the county. Call
and see for yourself
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

MONEY ForxD.--There was pick
cd up from the floor Of the TRIBuNE
Office, on the morning of Dec 10Th,
a sum OF money, evidently dropped
there by some one the day previous.
Ihe owner can recover the same by
calling, giving proper description,
and rewarding thc devil for his
honesty. w. II. BrxN EFT.