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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-09
ed immigration of Chinese to this

ed immigration of Chinese to this
country.
The San Francisco Monitor saws /:
The only preachers who oppose the
anti-Chiuese bill are blatant bypo-
crits, who make a living by futter-
my the wealthy, and dare not speak
to them of their vices, their avarice.
or their indifference to the welfare of
their fellow citizens The Rev,
Mr.. kallock recently said: Unless
the sensible men take hold aud act
Judiciously the Chinese evil will be
wiped out in blood Should they
asalu commence arriving, 1000 at a
t'ule. 10y every steamer, does it re-
quire prophet to ioretel that it
will not he tolerated? Nor should
it be allowed. 1t would even he the
right Of the Christian pulpit to re-
sist. When the religion of Confus-
Jus supplants Christianity, and idols
take the place of God, when these,
aud oceans Of other caiamities follow
IN their wake, overtake US, then let
the epitaph he written Of hose who
strove to overcome them ALL" | was
lmhued, as are those IN the East,
with the notions of the necessity of
striving for the amelioration of poor
and oppressed races, but should we
encourage the Influx of criminals,
panp'rs, lepers, and those of all 9TH
er diseases, making ourselves an
asylum for all the world because we
wish the amelioration of all nations =?
No; this is sentimentaism run into
the ground.
The Chinese restriction bill is We
toed, bat the question is before the
natiol, and the Pacific States hope
for better treatment next time. 1t
has greatly disappointed the Repub-
leans Of the Pacific coast, that Pres
ident Hayes has seer fit to veto the
Anti-Chiuese bill, when they had
every reason to expect him to sign
it, however they do not consider his
veto as a party measure, but long
for the time when Blaine, being
President, the cry for help from the
Pacific states will be heard and an
swered. BADGER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-09
Leg0l Notices.
NTATE OF WISCONSIN, County

~ Court for iowa County.-ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term
of the Iowa County Court to be held in and Tor
said county, at the curt House in the village OF
Dodgeviile, in said county, on the 9th day OF
May, u. 1879 being the first Tuesday OF said
month, at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
the following matters viii be heard and con,
sidered;
The application Of Edward Brooks for an order
authorizing aud directing the Executor of the
estate of William Harris. late OF the town o,
Linden, 1T said county. deceased, to make and eX.
tcute To him conveyance OF the following dies.
ciibed real estate as Der contract of deceased In
his lifetime, to Wit;
The north west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF section number three 81 In TOW nship mum
Der 1--WE (1) north OF range number two On east at
fourth principal meridian In Iowa county, state
OF Wisconsin.
Ana It Is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interest, by pub.
llshlug n copy OF this order for six weeks success.
eiVplN Drinr :.
Gay % nearing, IN me MN
eral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper cirCu-
iaHug IN said county
Dated DodgeGilie, Wisconsin, March 10, 1879.
l2w6 JOHN I. JONES, Judge.
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Inc HtlfHHlhEtb VI lDfNt llhth hlt
J. If the passenger Is going TO or from any
point IN The cE''e" ,tn.t and North West, hc can
buy his tickets Vi some one of this Com pauy's
lines aud he sure of reaching his destination ~
IT Or IT'S CpNHI CT1Gss,
rho greater part Of its lines are laid with
Steel Rails: It's road bed Is perfect.
3 It Is the short line between oil important
points.
1. rs trains are equipped with The Westng-
house Air Brake Nlllers Platform and Conp'cfs
and The latest Improvements for comfort safct,
and convenience
s. II Is the only road IN the west running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cas- between Chicae
and Council Bluff.
It Is tie only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between
ChiCa and st. Paul Green Bay freeport, Lacrosse,
Wirona, OuTnqye MeGregor Milwaukee
u No ROAD oilers equal Facilities In number Of
through trains, equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars
e. i makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points
The popularity Of these lines ~ steadily IN
crcGsiug and passengers should consult their III
terpst by purchasing tickets via this line.
1ickels over this rOutc are sold by all Coupon
Ticket sE,nts IN the United States and CanadHs,
Remember Won ask tor your tickets via the Chs
cago 4 North Western Railway, and take none
other
For Information. Folders. Maps &c, not oil
tann' II AZ IIomeTickct Office. address any agent
81 tle ompany or
IS H. slEENETT, MARVIN HrGnITr.
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Wang .Chicago
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The Tidy Housewife.

The careful tidy housewife, when
she is giving her house its spring
cleaning, should bear in mind that
the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by pu.
rifying tho blood, regulating the
stomach aud bowels to prevent and
curethe diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and she should
know that there is nothing that will
do it so perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best Of all
medicines. See other column.
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Workingrncn.

Before you begin yourheavy spring
work after winter of relaxation,
your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack
of Ague, Bilious OF Spring. Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that will
unfit you for a seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness and
great expense if you will use one
bottle Of Hop Bittcrs in your family
this month. Don't wait. See other
column.
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accident beat US both ont Of the coat,
because it was impossible, under the
circumstances, to continue in our
pleasant rivalry of trying to outsell
each other
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PILLS.
IN 2scTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.
DIR. j. r. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses 1t.
READ WHAT nE sAYs-

Dr.. TUT: Rev Yo K, Sept, IL, 1871.
Dear Sir-During this year l '. 4 III n no hundred
cases Of lung seasos In the ] wer W rds Of tho
there ny item ion " called to Tut EKpoetorant
and confess my Bur. riSH ut its wonderful power
During practice OF twenty years, have mover
known medicine to act as promptly, ard with such
happy effects 1t instantly subdued tho most violent
Its Of couehing and invariably cured the disease In
afew days; leheortully indorse II III the best lung
medic'ne ever used 81 ,,c,s 7, 1,,roor, NJ
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Had Terrible NIGHT swEATs.

Momphls, Fob, ii, 1911.
Dr. TUT: sr-I have beun suffering for nearlytwo
hing your EIpectorant i was reduced 70 one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight hsd tried almost
everything; had terrible night sWORth Ihnys taken
half dozen bottles The night swe- u havo left mo,
The cough has disappeared, and hive gained fifteen
pounds in flesh Ifecnminsnd IL 10 all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE. r.
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lY,allfe,dl.

Sherman G. Co., Marshall, Mich,
wantan agent inthis county Mt once,
at salary of 500 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars
address rs above. nov. 19-1y.
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''s' j. Jsi FRANCIS HAYWOOD, NJ D.
ANEwsPAPER .P0s. WRITES.

Otee, Evening NpWs, NuEusta, Ca
Dr. TUT: Dear Sir.-My little son. was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with
for ths cure oil which am indebted toyour vauAbl.
EIpestnrant had tried most every thing fecom4
ended, hut mono did any good until used your Ey-
entirely. With many thanks, am yours trnly,
John M. Wkl5IR
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The Mason Ritlemen are talking Of
having a grand Military Ball, soon,
for the purpose Of raising funds for
the Company, in order to uniform
themselves. If the Ball is given,
they should beliberally encouraged
by our citizens. 1t is the duty of
the citizens to aid them in uniform.
ing themselyes This has beendonc
in all other communities where they
had.a military company.
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OBITUARY.

POI SI FY Az her late ras;donca
n tba town q PM pleasant W..
W;. .e ~" eli os se II cbr;s, ~;
a. , n, ~, ' noep,,her 5,h $50 a
NJ T,;nn ~, s.s p,,isla, LIZ; a9'S =
Tho Iata Indaa Dan;al pnlsley - M, :,
nlaca =
~, !, 49,,
me aeeea Iss was me uaugnser q
I S anu Eleahof Ds9N w,l nna was
Dplh ~ me soWh q = slism ~,
v; e9unsy, ' 1eet y, ,i lily Mese
!, i.s,nia o on 'pe iU ~, u'.s - June, "a
wy wy .s' ioVg' anu ne.i.e, ,,.a ~ she
i aass aea. ,, u heI age, =, VIZ sime OF
:. ~. ue .' e: lno'ns. I : lilaiueh
.,aii,e @as Donul 'age, a.'u sl'e was
i ph;l;e ep ~ wy ssi III !, !,
NJ D'I;u lie X H., - .,si'sn 7
Do . - = eeiuo'n WY 2Y..'ol, oi
af sa, ' ~ ~ 4 ae, l " n'o "a b, ne ioss
y. saS - ~ ~: Saa.h NJ; * a,' ear
4 a r. ~ 49,. I s,h IL.
sT ~, nst.e'o. " . w. ~ HILL
astant " ,,;,.e1, .ie'iDt. : ~ ~ ~.
ti,anah W., t,,s,,s =,
choice 90 full wss bar i,raa ba - II ~ -
the n,,re and nnsel6sb 1--we Il cby;s =
that she loved Gods people every,
where, and this peculiar and dis
tlnctiye CHARACTERISTIC Of true Christ
,a " sue nslllieseeu as .he
faitb 'tbat made 6er s sas a ui Iuon'
what the Redeemer Of mankind is,
in His true relation to His people
ole was, TOO, one OF those few, who
te iess, ooass,ua " aeasell OF ner
talk Of tha 7 ord .Jssns and tba r rr -
gress Of the Kingdom Of her Lord,
whom she loved 50 well. One of the
lev = W y, We meet IN = lifetime was
the nlaa.,,rs pea aa ~ hano Sac, q iosse'
versation with her on religious ton.
les. She was not one of those who
though belonging to Christ are start,
. i'';.l Nv -. me name o. Jesus ana always
so,na other o 0 tonic Tlen , baE ;d !"
: ~ .,,,1, Nv
cor vorso ;nto,l;,ant,,, and r.aetah,,,
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l. ,s;na - nro,,,.to u;s a,,.,,
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49,. o.. ~ vs.
tho piror cha Laa.1 :. -
80 &C. -,
a. .,.a..,s..-p AZ.
&C., ses. ~, = 8
rost . =
In I'm sro.t p..o,l;sa .no,,o .,,o
bss COM - h n;,h H. H. a.5
sho Love- :. ,an.a 80 - ~,
1ren so,a &c wham h.,a f,l,o,aa
bor ;nto tbo nroto.s;oo &c G,,,s ~
wo trns, tho rae, shall e.. H. fa;,h
md nrovors nf yncb ,,,a,lar sh.ll
~. -. ~
saws Solomon aHor oh;,d.oa ~ :,
and call her blossean
Nav tbev IN fn1low hor as .ho al.
lo,yed chr;st
Tho yory .rro 90, oo,,,.a - ,,oo,lo
MAT f,llnmod w.. -, =
thor last oor,h,,, rost;,,a ,1saa -,
tested 70 some oxtsnt the oi,;n,n,;on
and esteem Of tbe co,n,nnn;tv II
which sbo l;vod
But on that holv hr;.h, ana oriat
Sabbath morning bar shirt was
oo;,;a : s,,J e.;, u.s. ~ k s's,, -,
l.
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The Weekly Register
LOC4L ma TIERS.
low's your thermometer
Atpolar wave has struck us.

- u o.
There isno place like home.
County Court commenced Monday.
The fuel Of the future Birthstone.
We cant ritcitls79 much longer:
Next Thursday week is chrisinias.
Sunday vac u NASTY day to be
out
The coal haulers ARE quite busy
now.
Who will give us a Christmas pres.
ent2
several'holiday Advertisements in
this paper.
Country brass bands are looking
city-ward.
Clubs are to their members meet
and drink.
/, Several cases ,ofdiphthcria report.
! ed in town, ri. (.
e Corn Il not near all hnsked yet, in
this county
Apples ans about played out in
this market.
The Kanawha has risen about is #.
at this place.
Turkeys for the festive days are
now in order.
Costly churches and big mortgages
are fashionable.
Very rough and bad roads, is the
complaint now.
Grand ball at Kline House, New
Years Eve. Go
The boys say this is good weather
To play freeze out.
The prospect for ice this winter is
not very hatlering.
Champagne is ctfervescent, but
whiskey is a still fuid.
Last Sunday was the first real
rainy day Of the season.
Never read letters which you may
find addressed toothers.
The dentist, like the farmer, may.
reckon his profits per acre.
Contractor Atkinson has thrown
up his contract on the wharf.
Mrs. Samuel Nnttcr has been quite
sick for the past week or two.
The more sense preacher has, the
less need for Il senSationaliSm.
The II ounce baby is dead-it de-
parted this life Monday night.
No one is ever 50 celor-bli as To
mistake u copper fora quarter
Shut the door when you come in,
and your mouth when you go out.
you would have a clear vision
never put your "ryc" in yourmon'h
All the preachers in the world will
not make eggs cheap iucold weather.
Wonder if the approach to the
wharf will be completed this winter?
Prime Fulse wheat reached 81 81
in the Baltimore market last week.
The weather thus far this fall and
winter, has been remarkably pleas
ant.
We have plenty of mud now, where
aShort time ago We had nothing but
dust.
All the large "White Collar Line
boats are in their regular trade
again.
The town has put up a lamp on
Front street, on the site of the new
wharf.
Several Of our townsmen have gone
to Arkansas and Texas, ON a pros
pec'ing tour.
The Steamer Telephone was laid
up, about 20 hours for repairs one
day last week.
We note the death of a little child
OF Simon Stortz's, which took place
last Wednesday.
We had a pleasant call from our
old friend, Marcus Numbering, of
Winfield, Monday.
Our mail-comes within sight of us
on Saturday night but don't get here
I'LL Monday morning.
The toy stores are now dressed in
their holiday attire and the windows
areiull ofattractions for thechildrcn.
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DR.. Al. Knight Of West Colum.
bia, W. Va, was hers last week, be-
ing consulted in the case Of Mrs. w.
H. Langley Gqiiipolis Journal.
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AsorlIER FIRE fire At the resi-


AsoriIER FiRe. A fire at the resi-.
I.lence Of Mrs. Jones, opposite the mp.
per Presbyterian church, last We'd
nesday.came very near doing consid-
cradle damage, Fortunately it was
distinguished before it had done any
thing more than to destroy il mantel-
piece and a chair. BY the way fires
are quite common lereabouts lately.
Many people are certainly too care
less about IRE Remember if your
house burns, your neighbours will
hardly Escape. Heed the injunction,
watchl
lfyou want good, pure old Ken.
tlcky Bourbon and Rye Whistles, go
TO UuRIG & STocxHoFF,
Gallipulis, Ohio.
We have never seen the stores in
our town put on a better appearance.
than now, and in fact they are all
doing n good business. The show
cases and windows are elegantly ar
ranged. The most fastidious hunter
for Christmas things, can certainly
i 4 l.. r
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The festival, given by the ladies
of the NJ. L. Church, ut the residence
of W, i. Cable, last Wednesday even.
ing, was a very pleasant affair. The
evening was bad, yet the ladies real
lied as much as they expected.
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Persons who build fires should be
extremely careful to see that every
thing about is perfectly safe.

Call and see our samples Of job
work.
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Batter is worth 20 cents per pound
and eggs 20 cents per dozen in this
market.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eminent DR.. WM. ALEX. GREENE,
Macon. Ga.

Writes q" cheerfuy state that have tested the yir
tues and efficiency OF Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extractof Beef In my private practice in cases Of
general debility, weakness, depression, dys-
when medicine had proven more than useless have
found it the best remedy ever used in chronic aeo
holSm when the stomach is always irritable and food
required TO noursh" Sold BY Leading Druggists.
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We are directed by the President
Of the Board of Education of this,
Lewis District, to say that the schools
in town will close, for the holidays,
December oath, and remain closed
until the first Monday in January,
1850,
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We understand that Mr.. Blainey,
who came here some weeks ago, to
take chargeof the lower Presbyterian
church, has concluded not to remain
with us, but has gone to Ravens.
wood to take charge of church in
that place,
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The Ohio and Kanawha rivers,
have both risen considerably in the
pas! few days. Good boating stage
in bothriycrs now. May it continue.
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Rev. Mr.. Lacy with his family left
last week for Louisville, KY, where
Mrs. Lacy, who has been quite sick
for some time, will be under the care
of a physician.
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Many farmers complain of the
scarcity Of proscnders for wintcring
cattle.
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Dr.sCarr removed yesterday, to the
house of Mr.. D, s. Snyder, in the up
per end Of town.
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If yon need any Pure Liquors for
medical use, be sure and try
UnmG & STocKnoFF's,
Gallipolis, Ohio.

We understand that Mr.. Cole HI; 8
made arrangements to furnish coal, to
people who want coal. So if you
want coal, go to Mr.. Cole, and buy
your coal, and he will put it into
your coal house.
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All kinds Of Liquors at
UnRlG u SrocxHoFF's,
Gallipolis, Ohio.

Goob News. The place to get your
Christmas presents is at W. A. Aich-
er's Pomeroy, Ohio. There you will
find a large assortmentof fine watch.
es, jewelry, silScrwarc, musical in
strumen's, &c. All goods sold by
him will be found as represented.
Let our Mason county readers give
him a call.
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The upper contract at the wharf
has been finished, and we understand
received BY the authorities.
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The present rise in the Kanawha
is sufficient to enable the people of
the valley to get out al their s'pf.
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"But l won't 60 on" pouted the beau
tiful and wayward actress, $50 long as
those doves are on the stage"
And she didn't. There was a pause
long pause-in the play; but it all end
ed in a surrender to the superstitions OF
the actress. The piece was stopped un-
til the carpenters could haul down the
ponderous cage and remove the obnoxious
doves, and at the regular performance a
flock of canary birds was substituted for
the birds of evil omen.
During the run of the spectacle "Sar-
danapalus' at Booths, the stage man.
ager, L. J. Vincent, and Harry Palmer
were kept in constant hot water owing to
the superstitions of the girls of the ltal-
ian ballet. One night before the curtain
rose one of the coryphees rushed from her
dressing room to find Vincent.
"Mr. Veencent" she cried, "that girl
Leliaw
"Well, what is it now?' exclaimed the
manager, out of all patience with the
wrangling set.
"She whistleI She blow her mouth
sow
"Well, let her whistlel Let her blow
her mouth What's that to your"
"To me? Much to mel She whistle
me out of the theater!" exclaimed the
girl between her sobs.
1t took the frantic Vincent some time
to discover that it is a superstition Of
ballet girls that if one of their number
whistles while in the dressing room, the
party who is whistled at will lose her
situation in the theater within the fort
night.
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was he; and lifting her up, he called his
children to assist him with restoratiyes,
which were at once applied with success,
much to the delight Of the sympathizing
family; and to the astonishment of the
father, who, when the supposed stranger
opened her eyes, recognized in her Lu-
cille, his divorced wifel
Leave me with her, children" said
Ernest, and they withdrew.
80, Lucille, Lucillev" he exclaimed;
"apd is it thus we meet?"
eyes, Ernest, but purely by accident;
for believe me, still have some remnant
of my former pride, sufficient at least to
have hidden my. poverty from you"
Sobs stifed her speech for few mo.
ments, and she continued: 81 never
knew whittier you had gone, nor that
you had another wife and children. But
| suppose you have lived happily with
her. Will she need such hOusekeeperT
"No, Lucille" said Atherton, solemn
ly, for she dwells in house not made
with hands. She is in heaven. For near
ly twenty years she has proved to me
that woman's love is not always to be dis.
trusted, and she bore me six children,
who need the care can not alone give
them. What strange Providence has
brought you to me? Is further sorrow in
storeT
"No, Ernest, no; for l will leave your
house at once" said Lucille, rising.
poverty brought me unknowingly hith-
er, but pride and propriety shall drive
me back. will not be the means OF
misery to you again, though if you but
knew the years of desolation and remorse
that have suffered, you would pardon
me for what have done. Good-by, and
when we meet again, o, may it be in
heavenV'
That parting was not to be made--it
was too much for a heart like Ernest
Atherton's to bear. He saw the deep
traces of long suffering in her STOPPING
form and sorrow-stricken face; he knew
that she was poor; and what wonder if,
in that hour, he thought of the far diff.
ferent hour when, in the pride of her
youth and beauty, he first embraced her
as his wife?-even rs now he embraced
her, and placed the kiss of pardon on her
wrinkled brow,
Time flew by, let us not say how long,
when, with the full assent of his children,
who had learned to love her, their father
was remarked to his wife. He had
learned of all her experiences the worst;
and he saw, by the terrible and long.
borne ordeal of the worlds desertion OF
her, that her desertion of himself had
been amply atoned for; and more-that
she was altered as much in heart as in
appearance. And as he gazed upon her
grief-w features on her second bridal.
day he felt assured that his first wife
would be true and faithful second
mother to his ch ldren, and she was 30.