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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
Local Items.

t,i..5 Is growing In Burns garden
fla tgblic Square.
Ea need Of Of the street sprinkler
fot nc days to come.
a'" buildings arc going UP I'LL
ll.H nr principal streets.
oks to us now as IL the M. r.
u could DO extended before many
latl
'trcet Commissioner ought to
~ pod one. 1t took sixty-fuur
lllai . elect him.
fa he first time in many years,
leo has elected the entire
.1e attic ticket.
a Joseph's Society will hold u
tali enahan's Hall on Monday
April 22d.
81 to the Chicago Times feels
SIS '0 that Geo. lIa2clton will bo
asae to congress from this district.
Jury is going to remove his
#.a hop into the store-room two
.t353 i of his old stand.
Ne tHn that John Wallis of Grays-
nineteen young hogs with
'a ia, and has moro which are
l8taI lie.
4HG i9vorable reports come from
Ga and Southwest in regard
e ees prospects, and everything
promises avery largo yield.
d prose and wife are paying
u lis in this city visit Billy
81 10 printing, now holding il
&18Af Chicago Times.
res Bintloy Of Evansville
ill the Darlington Republican
8 l2sworth bid his readers
,Hls Ns II week.
i short has sold out lis
6a survey to VIM. Mitchell
II to remove 20 the Black
ltIl. lie intends to 90 into til,
Gss.
,uhcrtof Highland. charg-
q ny and III attempt to dc
tt crested last week and tax.
~, whcru ho was held ii,
i'll
5000 ,oldsworthy has bought
ont OH Commerce street
ladiield, for the sum oi
s oh he proposes putting III
- building. The lower storN
~ 3! Of two large store rooms
tae high wind of Wcdncs
l'lward Phillips undertook
ire III Il kettle from his houS,
~ passing. through his stack
~ ri, the loss by fro of scvcra
Ordinary pmcaution wa.
se.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
pLATTEVILLE DIVISION.

eois s. East A. op m,,n WHAT; A a n n
d belmont, IS Arrive oalnminc. 10 10
1--we Calamine, q 80 Leave do 10 10
.=6a6 do 30 Leave belmont II 20
6tdto Mini Point 7 20 Arrive i'ln,tevlle II 90
4REI0HT AND A OMM0D1T ION.
auINa EAST. pm como wEaT. +. NJ,
l.,1V59 plntteville 10 Leave UaInmno 725
SO Belmont 205 do Belmont y 10
sri Canmiuo 2b0l Arrive r,attGvillc y 40
Passengers Leaving Mineral Point ut G:tb
i. 81 can reach Madison Ut 4 =. NJ. tho same
Dug y way Of FreepoTt mud Caledonia.
GiiAS. u. GALE. Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
Business Notices

FLAX SEED TO LOAN Russian anH
American Flax Seed Tor sowing to
loan by y. II. PLArT.
Fresh Fish every tlly il Ient-whito
fish and trout, 1T }. t. PRIDEAux
Fashionable Dyessmaking up stairs
i'll Lenahm'S Block by Miss l.. Con-
naughton and D. Ryan.
QUERY; "Why wilLmen smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. "Sral Of North Carolina.
ut the same price,"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
LOMER DErAkrMENTS

lhc following arc the names VI thusc belong
ils 70 the number Last mentioned;
GttAMMAH DEPARTMENTS.
Eugene boynton, Annie Carver Frederic Cox.
Minnie neler, Clara Gilman, Emma rsion
halrnun Smith, Ncttie whitney, Clr .Bllcn
Geo. Beech, John JenAiu. ella Joseph, Katie
Lynch, Liszie Lynca,
lNIBkMkDlArE DEPARTMENTS
Nina Hcnsou, Nytitc lIadIeid Laura lack.
Minnie Joseph, sopAN Miller. Louisa nD,m.a,
George Allen, Geo-gI Foster .lus nucEu ).
Leua kcsslsr, J shcpaens, ), nM ScA@ q.
PRIMARY pGPARrM 1SrS,
Minnie Cox, Agnes Drcseu, Ga y Gilman,
Ella riisX, Rot crl Smith, Ezra rrt ,Hic4. &,
nett Beaumont, Wm, Cox, Ieaag Deer, A. .
Jamcs, A,itv Lancaster, Anne Ma IN. Leslie
Pierce, Thomas rrisk, Anna T.ewec.., Ida
wearnc, charcs Wilkinson. Frank DIppi..
Tildie kcssier, Lobe Bowlen, Agie BeycL
Agnes Chamoic., peter kessler. ". 4e ie-
week, Mary rrrweek, Willie w,atat,
IL. IGN y, Iii cp4l.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
Mineral Point r. r.

MAIL.
.; sS' sn sSTT b. % Leave s"' warren. T"n4H
40 Ca.amine, bab do GrGtmt, o 30
10 Darlington, Z % do darlington. ~ 10
40 Qiatiof, TAO do Calnmine. 10 40
= live. Warren. 8i5 Arrive, Mn'l PIT, II 10
YREIGHT AND A CC0ltNODA ron.
So, s,n s"ST H. e,y So, W"r Sor
~ CaIamIue 2b0 do Grhti0t q 05
- Darlington a2b do Darlington q 90
g. Grotiot 10 do Lalsminc Y25
Awe, Warren 40 Arrive, Mineral Pts W
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
a GOOD CtlM .

A writer who says that one good COW
gives all hemlk thss was needed in 0 fami-
N of eight persons, and from which COW was
made 260 pounds Of buster .ast year. gives
the following as his treatment: III YOU de.
sire to get a large yield of rich milk give
your COW every dap water slightly warm
snd slightly sailed. ID which bran has been
stirred al ihe fate Of one 9uart 10 two gal.
Ions q water. You will End. il you have
aot tried this daily practice. that your COW
will give rs Per cent. mere Immediately
under the effect Of ii, and she will become
SO attached to il shat she will refuse 70
drink clear water unless very thirsty bni
ihs mess she will drink most any time.
and ssk for more. The amount Of the
drink necessary is an ordinary water pail
fall each time, morning, noon and night. -
Vernon JoGrnai.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
!. THE FARMER FEEDS THEN ALL

Every calling, prOfessiot, and pursuits Is
supported BY the farmer. lie feeds al
nations and peoples. II be Is skillful, ed
ucated. and successful, trade prospers; the
white sails Of commerce and peace float
husily over the seas the myriad looms aud
spiudles Of our factories, the forges and an~
wills Of our shors and fonnderies, Put forth
their full strength. aad make all the air
resonnd with their din!
The skilled artisan aud mechanic. sith
plenty before them. ply their busy hands
exercise their acute brains to bring out Of
chaos things OF use ami beauty--contrivan
ces tighten labor aud tutLer prosperity. 50,
too. in the sunshine Of the farmers prosperl-
ty. all pursuits bask ami flourish; and the
nation OF great farmers become great.
II the farmers Of nation lacks skill !,
science, and education requisites for sue.
ceSsful cultare-the soil locks up It's treas
sures then commerce. the great industries,
trades. and professions, all languish, and
the nation is in woe and want. Agricul.
ture. then. may be regarded as the basis not
only Of individual comfort aud success. but
Of natural greatness A glance At the
status of nations viii at once show that IN
proportion 10 agricultural advancement and
skill. il is classed in the eye Of the world.
England. France. Germany, .he Unite
States Of modern tunes. aud Greece and
Rnme. the mlstresses Of the world" Of
ancient tines-all of sdsaDced agricul-
ture-bos infinitely above the lands in
which this great industry lsDgnisbes Speak
iag Of Rome. We eannvt fOrbear giving an
extract showing the estimation in which ag'
riculturs vas held BY that ration in its
palmiest days: Among the Romans agri-
culture was held in the greatest esteem.
Cato in the second anil Varo in the irst
century previous 70 the Christion era; fir-
gil, 1t de time OF tie birth ofour Saviour
Pallsdi1es, PlinS, aud Columella, have al
extolled It's sxcellenees. Several Of tbs
n,bles. families Of Rome derived theii
patronymics from some vegetables whiet
they we're famous for raising. such as tbs
Fabil pea, Lentuli. Ciee-rones. etc. Thes'
we're the days 81 Roman agricultural glory
caro- says that when they praised . goOc
man they called him an sgriculturist and !
husbandman, and il was considered grea
honor 70 be thus spoken Of. Cincinnatus
who AOurished 46O years before Christ. wa
the pluwman or bis own four acres, an,
when the Samuite ambassadors visited Cur
titus Dentatus. they found him at work will
bis vegetables. Caioslys: Study to hay
large duBghili; and 10 this | would add
treat your dumb laborers as inferior broth
ers. deprived Of Speech
How important. then. that sgrieultur
should he fostered and encouraged: tba
The aged veterans Of the rlow should d
houored for their works. sake. and ID
young taught to respect aud take Pride i
the calling. To its praise Virgil slDg bi
Immortal Georges and Cato his hishes
philosophy. Should not the veterans Q
agricultural Iiteratue meet every encourags
ment ID their good work from grateful
peOple .--Americsn Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
IMPROVE THE STOCK i.

We are glad 70 note the increased inter
est manifested all over the South upOn this
subject. Its beginning to be seriously
considered and earnestly discussed among
those even sho hare heretofore been con-
tent With the runts and scrubs which. only
BY the most elastic courtesy, could be de-
siguated b the name Of stock.
The South can and should be great stock
raising country. Climate. range snd nears
ness % markets are al in our favor. A lit
lie les cOtson aud little more stock should
be the programme Of every farmer. The
true road 10 success lies 10 this direction
and the man who takes no interest in this
matter will end himself far 10 the back
ground.
Improved stock. Dfsll kinds, can nov be
obtained Il comparatively reasonable prices.
II pure blood shimsls cannot be procured
at once, Il will be economy % grade up the
common stock. thus adding several hundred
oeY cent 10 their sal1e each year.
Cattle. horses. sheep. hogs snd poultry
are tie results of intelligent msDsgemenl
of farm cGairs. They pyssess q tangible
salse which does MT attach to acres Of cot
tou or cane or any o.her Precarious crop
Bc.idcs this they form certain basis up
on which 70 estimate future profits. and !
j. fair 10 siaietbst any reasonable esiinate
III this direction are fully realized.
Gooa stock and plenty of it gives i
owner standing IL scieiy which i trul
enyiabls. Il IL better than goverrmen
bonJs. and tile interest i payable Wit
unT.iIne regularity. 10 one case coupo
Is detached, which represents say Eve pc
rent. per nnhum. leusing The total value 2
she bspd By jurt The amount detached. l
tl,e other ease. . coupon u one hundre
t3f cent Is sJdei % The original salne az
~, yssr after year, ~ lac frpPoriion.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
HINTS ABOUT MATER.

No water that has stood in open vessels
during the sight should be used for drink
ing or cooking by exposure to the air is
has lost its aeration, and bas absorbed many
Of the dust germs floating in the apartment.
Ii convenience requires water to be kept in
vessels for several hours before use, il
should be covered. unless the vessels are
tight. Wherever practicable, all distribu>
ing reservoirs should DO covered. Filter
ing always adds to The purity Of water !.
Drinking water should not be taken from
lakes or rivers on low level. Surfuce
water in lakes, pools. or rivers which re-
ceive the surface wash, should be avoided
as much as possible Do not drink much
water Ut :ime. More than two tumblers
full should not be taken At meal.
DO not drink between meals unless to
qlench thirst. MS excess of water weakens
the gastric juice and oyerworks the kidneys.
Excessive potations, whether Of water or
other fluid relax The stomach, impair lis
movements. BY drinking little At tine
the injury is avoided.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
sCAB IN SHEEP.

The following ointment should lie appli-
ed BY parting the kool and rubbing it into
the fnr:ows from the head to the tail and
about fanr inches apart Take lard, OF
palm oil. two pounds oil oftar halfa pound ;
sulphur. one pound. The two latter in-
gradients being gradually mixed together,
the former should then be rubbed down
with it. Tobacco water is another emeJs
which has been found effectusl. 4 pound
Of'eommon tobacco may be boiled in about
eight gallons Of water. aud thoroughly ap'
Piled. the skin being 6rst we'll cleaned with
soap and water.-Farm and Home.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
8NN.sNNsts
pREtfTTYllg

New subscribers applying early for TIE year
itaS may have. wsbv.li charge. The nulnlers Tor
the last quarter ~ 1871 81 such periodicals ~
they may sub-rrihe for.
UT instead, new snlrcFibers 70 any two, three
OF four VI the aliuye periodicals. may have one of
the 'fonr netisws' Inr lrss; .utserll,efx 81 10
i've may have Two % The -Four heyIews,, OF one
set Of Bllskw0Dd'r Magazine ior 1911.
Neither premiums 10 Subscribers nor dlseoupt
10 clubs can be allowed unless the money + ~.
mlited direct % the publishers. No premiums
given 70 clubs
TO secure prmlnms u win fbe necrsrnry TO
make early application. asthe stock available for
that purpose !. limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. CO.,
Al Barclay ~. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Is there any natural or necessary an
tagouism between culture Of the mind and
culture Of the sail2 One would think 50
observe the stubbornness with which some
farmers resist all efforts TO improve the H.
ciall life and manners Of their household and
neighbors There is amang the farmers an
imnense amount Of common sen>e, Of na-
tive IDoihsr-wit sharpeEed by observation
aud broadened BY reflection. and Of the clear
Medicines and sound heartedbess that
comes from Lealihiul liviLg and close con-
neciion with nature. But good many Of
them are very much afraid Of what are cal
led The reinements Of aeiety aud the a.
meniiies Of social life. Bat we are glad
TO see that stupid. hard. treadmill. or like
life on farm-which for the past genera.
iiUn has been sLriveling apihe ,ouls Of men
and sending their wives to The insane asy
lam. or kind Of refuge in the grave u
giving away 3. enlightened progress in man!
sections. Farmers are beginning to 5. IL
upon all helps that promises to improve
their social condition. Farmers clubs de
batting societies, neIghborhoOd meetings fo
soeislify aud comparisons Of experiences
brief winter vacations 10 the cities. anI
eyena revival of the old-fashioned appl,
bees. are adding to the socill life Of farm
ing communities. Golden Rule.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
/ CURE FITS!!

When say c,ire do not mean merely to stop
them for y time md then have them return again
mean radical cure. ! am regular phy sician
and have made the dseiscof
Fits. Epilepsy. or Falling Sickness
life .ong study. | warrant mr. remedy 10 eRre
the worst eases. Because others hare.failed II no
reason iar Enf now reeeiyins cure from me.
sead 10 me n once for TREATISE ana Free
Bottle 81 my infallible remedy. Give expr ess 4
post nfiire. II costs you unthng for trial. and
iwiil cure yon. Address DIR. II. @. ROOT.
lS3 Pearl 81 Sew York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

a farmer o. tseaty Eve year, experience
finds that IL pays we'll to roll pasture as veil
~ meadows. wherever the frost has lccsen-
ed ibe grass roots. Il may be wellto scat.
a little grass seed On the bare spots.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
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70 clubs offour or more pers0us. Thus. four
copies Of Blackwo, 4 or Of one Review will y q
sent % one address lor eis -: four copies of ~
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The tale.t advances aud discoveries In the arts
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

From . chemists view, the roots Of an
acre Of clover contains lsj pounds VI ~
trOgen, 20 pounds Uf lime, fgTty.ise
pounds magnesIa. seyenty.iye pounds pot.
Ssh. ten pounds soda. twenty.four pounds
sulphur sud seventy pounds pbO'phoric acid.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
lSl6, rnmrr-rnlnp YEAR. 1878.
TIE
HOME JOURNAL,
INCREASED IN sIzE,
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MORRIS PHILLIPS II CO..
No.. . Park Place, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

IN 100 pounds Of dressed pork there are
usually fourteen pounds ham. sixteen
pounds shoulders. forty pounds sides, six-
teen pounds lard aud fourteen pounds waste
The bog products are nov lower than they
have been since the war.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

No feed produces liner favored milk.
butter. cheese or hams than parsnips. and
20 roots are better relished by horses orbo.
vines; 700 bushels may be grown per scre.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
pIhNn Beautiful Concert Grand f)pri 4 n
lavU plANnS # lftnIA IN

Cost u foo. only Slai. Superb Grand s1,mre
pianos. cost 81 loo only saii, Elegant Upright
Primes. Cost ssoo. only Sl5j. New styIe Tn
right PIANOS siiy.ao. organs s3J. 0ryans II
stops. s.2.5n. Church Orrans, 10 stops. enst Ss0O
only Sii5. Elegant siIa Mirror Top Organs only
SlnS. Tremendous sacriiire 10 clnse o,it present
stock, New Steam Factory snon 10 he erected.
Pianos and Org-n Sent FREE. Please address
nANIEi ", EATTY,
Washington. New Jersey.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

Thisiinlment very naturally originated IN Arneri.
ea, where Nature provides IN her laboratory such
surprising anfidotes for the maiadies of her chill.
dren- Its faIre has been spreading for 80 years.
untIl now Il encircies the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linlment Is matehless
remedy foraliexfernaiaIlment Of mana beast.
To stock owners and farmers Il Is Invaluable.
single bottle often saves q human life Or ne
fsores the usefulness Of an excellent borse. or.
COW. or sheep.
II cures foot-rot, hoofail, hollow horn, grub.
screw.worm, shouiderFot, mango. the bites and
ttngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects. andeyery
such drawback 20 stock breeding and bush life.
Ncures every external trouble Of horses. such
sflameness. scratches. swinny. sprains, founder.
windgali, ring bone. etc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Il Tho quickess
cure IN the world for accidents occurring in the
family, IN tho absence Of q physician, such -
burns, scaids sprains, cuts, ETC., and for rheama-
tisna, and stiffness cngrndcrcd by exposure. Pas.
ticulariy valuable 70 Miners.
Il is the cheapest remedy IN the world, for .
penetrates the muscle 90 the bone, and single
application Il generally sufficient tocure.
Mexican Mustang Iiniment is put up IN thres
slzes of butties the larger ones being proportlon-
aieiy much tho cheapest. Sold eserywhess.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
vICK'S

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY AGAZtNE
Each Number contains Thirty-Two Pages cf
reading. many line Wood tut llltistraiiOBs, and
one Colored Plate. a beautIinl Carbon Magt.
zine. printed on elegant paper, Hnd fIi Of inf6r.
nation. III English and German. Price, u -
a year. Five eoplcs $500.
Nlck's Flower aud Vegetable Garden. 70 cents
IN paper easors: 10 eIegBnt cloth covers 81 90.
Nick's Catalogue, ,--3oo Illustrations. only &c.
Addpess. JAMES WICK, Rochester. n. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
s E
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquaintad-and thce who
are not ought 20 be-with the wonderful merits %
that great American Remedy. the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
THE SUN.
. NEW YORK.

A The time approaches for tile renewal II sub
n .rFipii0n-, THE Sun would remind ~
friends aud weliwslcrs csery here, TINT u i 4.
gain candiaats Tor their considerations and
supIprt. UpDn ~ record l0r tile pat ten wears
it relies fr continuance nf The hearty syinpa,by
and genefctis cooperation wIgicli have hitlerCg
been extended - from every quarter oi the
Union.
The DAILY Sun ia four pagc.shcci Of q
column, price iyy nlali. post Imid. IS cents /
mouth, ar s6.5D per tear.
The SUNDAY editiyn 81 TIiE SUN Il ~
eighi.page shret of - columns. While giving
the news uftbe day. 1t also runtalli. i large 1.
mount 0 literary aud miscellaneous matter src.
cially prepared fpr y. THE SUNDAY sIN ilas
met Will great Girccss. Post paid si.2 year.
TnE WEEKLY Sun
Who doe. MT know TIE WEEKLY SUM II
eircillaics throughout tha United States. .be
canadls, nnd beyond Ninety thousand lafiilie.
greet " Nelrnme pages weekly. aiid regard Il III
the light " guide, eounstllas md irlend ~
news, editorial. agririiltursl. and literary ,le.
partmenis make Il essentially q lautnal loI liz
family and fire~ile. Terms: UNE IpaEI,AW 4
year, pot pail. This price. quality considered
tlakes i the cheapest newspaper published. Foi
clubs ~ ten, with 80 ash, We will send AZ *
ira copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN,
NEW York City, N Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

10 MIXED CARDS. win name 10 cents
III Agents ontfit lOr.
LJoNEs 4 20. Naean. \. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

81 Fancy Cards. Snowflake. nlnssk. Assort-
~ ed ia y styles. with name. 10 rts.
Nassau Card Co. Nassau. NY.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
PIANOS. ORGANS.

New, Oct Sl35 Now. . Stops. $67
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