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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-27

TnE best brands Of cigars always
on hand at spratlera.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-27

P. i. DERlSG, Of Darlington, has
been appointed State Inspector of
Illuminating Oils in Lafayette aud
the lower parts Of Grant and iowa
counties, in accordance with the
new Wisconsin State Law to pro.
vent the sale Of Illuminating oils of
a low grade.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-27

The report is Incorrect that on
hearing the action of the Springfield
convention, our anti lean Blaine at.
torney wished our leading sportsman
to take him outside of the city limits
and shoot him. He has deferred
the matter until further notice.
Probably June 21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
DIR. JESAOPP'S GHOST.
A SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION.
From The Aneneum.

Mr.. a. Wilson, FR.S.E., writes:
"Ag the narrator leaves explanation 10 otners VIII
Won hermit me to remark that his experiences very apty
Illustrate to nv nina n simple and readily eXpcable
case OF subjective sensation AZ SUCH D JesfOpP
ghost is expoable satisfactorily 90 the physiological
mind on the idea that image has been re-
tanned and formed IN his sgbt-centres, ana mas
been unconsciousy projected forward IRON the PACK
ground of consciousness assume Ito the subject OF tho
iuson) vertablc appearance or human ngurc or
sp.ctrc The well-knOwn case OF NicOlai, the Royal
Academican and bookseller OF Berlin Is the best know
recorded instance similar visatoDs ana Sir DAVID
Rraysfcr in Eis history of Natural Mdgc, gives the
case Of q Mrs A. who ghost-seer OF somewhat re-
morkabIe Kind Gases such those illustrated by Df.
Jessopp by means unknown In medical practice,
and are expllcable the theory OF reVeiSon OF the
ordinary phenomena and routine OF sensation
The ouy point concerning which any duDlety exists
concerns origin or the specDc IMAGES wblcn
appear as the of subjective sensory action MY
own idea is almost invariably the projected image
is that OF o person have seen or READ about IL IL
NOT necessary that should remember the incident To
reproduce IL thus; for unconscious memory IL a
notable fact Of mental lie. In DIR. Jessopp's
ease there is one fact which seems TO weigh
materially IN favor of tue idea that The
sspectre which appeared to hlm In LORD OXf0rd's IL
brnry was IN unconscious reproduction OF some mental
image or figure about which the Doctor may very likely
He describes the figure dressed in the costume of
past age. Does not this fact alone testify 10
the appropriateness of an ant1quarys Illusion
being drawn By memory and imagination from
the days OF old and from the forms OF the past
Mental ply siology has not yet sufficiently pro-
creased to enable satisfactorily aud fully explain
tine rationale Of the mental acts which evolve the spec
tral Illusion bat would fam add, III conclusion TINT
such facts of mind as are already within our ken
place that of Dr. Jessopp within the pale OF
rational explanations whilst our best THANKS are due 70
The narrator his record AID to the diffusion OF
pain understanding OF ghosts on scienthc basis
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HOW II. TAME STUDIES HISTORY.
From his Speech before the French academy

From his Speech before the French Acddemy
Happily formerly, MS now, there were groups IN
society, and in each group men resembling each
other born in the same condition, formed by the
same education governed by the same interests,
having the same wants. tasks, manners, culture
and foundation AS soon you see ore or them you
see all the Others. In every science study each
class Of objects by selected specimens Only as
cover, therefore, specimens OF men ana women IN
the eighteenth century, and discover them in all
grades of soccty--that is, take clear and leading
figures which, by their commences or prominence,
may serve average or type; here prince OF
the blood, noble, prelate, judge, hnancier and
steward there country gentleman, priest, func-
tionary lawyer and trader lower down the peas
ant-proprietor, farmer and artisan and lastly, the
semi-heggar and sem-bandit.
"Three four examples will suffice TO constitute
each of these figures; but they must be copious, in
Gliding all The details, accessories and surroundings.
For mans life is not composed merely of the nota-
tipuous series of all the sensations thoughts feel
Jugs great and small actions which have filled up his
DAYS from his birth TO his DEATH Here, again. spec
linens must be taken. Let us enter into our sub
iect's nnermost heart, and look for the circum-
stantial employment of one OF his days, and of
every day of one Of his weeks. Then alone does
know him and is able to reply to the five or six
great questions which suggest themselves with re-
Ga rd 10 him aud his class. In the first place, what
does he produce and what does he consumer How
many hours daily and how much intelligence and
application does he devote to a useful or useless
task What does he eat and drink, how is he
housed and clad. with what luxury or what
privations and, in any case, with what outiayf In
the second place, what are his notions as to family
aud country 7 How does he view love, marriage,
and paternity the State of which he forms part.
the Government he 10 subject TO, the social hier-
srchy in which he fills placer what are the mo-
tiyes and what the limits of his trust, his devoted
ness his resigDatioD, aud his patieDcef Lastly,
what his IDEAS precise OF vague, OF beauty JUS
fice order, and the principle Of the world How
does he look upon DEATH and what does he dread OF
hope for beyond the grave
s.From these leading sentiments proceed the0thers
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Principal Executive judicial Departmental and piomauc
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Production Of Gold and silver IN 1873.
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Gtfamboats ano Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RA1LROAD:.
ID Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrosses ana OorS
landi.sts ,. ,,,o,nnau
$40 a. for WASHINGTON Pittsburg Columbus OncnnaS'
Indianapolis. Chicago and the West Richmond
the South Pullman ears from Baltimore 10 Ne""rA'
~ m for WashE gton and the West Pullman cars from
New York 20 Baltimore Washington, making cose o1n
nections for Ptsburg Cincinnati lndlanapoils
and Lonis. Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncn
1000 NJ daily for washington the South and West Pnll
Iose connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
JonIsve Louis, Columbus Pttssurg the south ana
Pullman from Baltimore TO Cncin-
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchourg
FLORIDA New Orleans and the south . an a., =
For through tickets please call at ONCE Sie
ticket onces foot OF Cortlandt
and nesbrosses-s SITS and Depot. Jersey C1ty. o,.sr
ROTiND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS hEbfAohA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY

Ferry station York foot Of Iibertyst ,o,o,ps
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot OF Fuions1' 'e"0"
Commencing October 8. ls79.-Leave NewYOik foot OF
$50 %@FoT Fs@ngton Eason Beyiders bethlehem lem
Es, Wrsoa92e rma etc Connects at Junction
wIh Delaware la knwanna and Western Railroad ,,r,or
BSad, Lake EssSn AsaiGSa a4G
sas af 6d tns %' % hsaas oTuS i"Aq'
1880 For somerys and Remington mauch
Msnanoy City HazstSn
Ephsts Posylils' harrisburg etc
p mFor High Bridge Branch seh'oleys Mountain aisn
Budds and Lake Hopatcong Easton, BelVdere hcn
0 s:%c ' D. MI For sCmcSvie and Pennington. c.,.
SO D. nl.-Daily Easton, Allentown March chunk,
E@ Read1s TO- ae&awaRna and
FaarP RiHa0a@-%t gl5 ssc sis 7l5l 7A5 : s5 s;ss
9so Io 1912 l I'D 54 "a nj 12iS ESQ., 5 5:G5
SiS $50, ~ 7:l5 S i5 Isl SIS Gi5 5i5 i proo
ard sunday Tln; ''Ss b. dP P' % Alien"
lOT% harrisburg and !nf Mes 7s 745 sl5 $40 $780,
TO- tG 1850 SS"f Ills a. M H' Il D; $685. isC j. 5SO S41
f SsT trans s to ocd so on IT, Sc; ~ lime Table at stations
sSa 81 sf and p from Broukn and Erie nepo
sey city.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
leave Nevyort foot Of iibcrty,t for Re- Bank Long
Branch, ocean Grove &c, at s:i5 iI;i5 l5' 05
Stage connections to and from KEYPURT at MATAWAN
STATION to and from OCEANIC and FAIR Ia ~ AZ
GIKT with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
i CONNECTION.
Leave Lbery.st for Freehold at s;l5 lio a. m
1. 5l6 p IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
s1j For Farmn gdae Toms River, Barnegat ard In
lis p m-ToI Toms River yineIand all stations to Bay
side AND FOR ArLAXTIc CITY r,,o. p.rocc,, rocsor
ton II. r. and Philadelphia.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
pEXNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIiED SIAIES NAIL ROU re.
Trains leave Ncw-Yotk, VIA DcsOrOs-es and togandt
strccfs icrfies followg;
Uari-nurg, itsburg tho West and South, with Pullman
ia. Cars attached a. M. q ana $50 p IA dailf.
fliamspolf, Lock Haven. IL ~:il D. CORY and
TTis ~ p IN connecting AZ Cory Tor Ttusyuc Pctro
loum GENRE and tie Ou hrlious
Hnlfmnr Washington and The south. Limited Washington
Expr,ss OF Pumau Paror Cars daily except sunday lu a.
m arrive WAshlrciOn Az D. %. Regular AZ i.3U ami
$50 a. 3D.. J. 4 and 10 y. ~. sunday ~ "A NJ. - -
IArrr-s :or Wet Philadelphia 400, 1870 $50. 10 Lin
tea II A. m l. 30 T. 40 D. @. $780, @3O and IL D. m.
ard h sunday. 4:So and a. m, g. a. 1880. $50 aud 10
Il .'.u h
EIpress for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 aud p m,
except sunday 49,,
nj afofdnR speedy and direct transfer for
IrOokiyn travel. -. an 49,,
1Taius arrive: From Pttsbnig G;0j o;40 m 1910
daily qtOn m. G.3u .. caily except Monday. From
Washington aud Baltimore 80 a. M ? .on 49, ol 7.
m SUNDAY CSC Prom Pha t-pha, 300 6Oj, g. 30.
80 l0l0 1877 a. M . $50 43O. 9:jp, $50 s:3J aud
iOI0p M sunday $50 Cos ESQ lCA0. 1880 am. 6jO
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When we have ascertaned and defined them. we
grasp in each group the deep voitons that urge and
guide men. We f0resee the general line OF their
conduct hence we understand the force and sense
of the current which bears forward all society ns
Thus the monograph is the best Instrument o, ino
lead and draws It out covered with authentic and
perfect specimens. After twenty or thirty s9c1
ia TO make them we'll and interpret them WELL"
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RnrND RRnnK ROUTE.

poUND BTO1K ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA -
New ork from station C. Il. H. Of ~ j. foot OF LID
eryst GE pasoer, Y;5,, and crecns ot l11s
a 80 A. $3.50, 7:l5. II p H. on sunday Gt $40 a. H.
For Sfaen corner Third and Berks sta, $40 Q, Ills
D. 1880. $780, A. $3.50, 7l5 y m ON sunday al o'i1 a. NJ
For Trenton Warren ard Tuckersts. $780, 745. o. ill9
a. M; $780, t. J:30, 7l5. II p On Sunday at $40
riur5ing trains will leave Philadelphia for New York
From station philadelphia aud Reading ai road corner o
$40 7:l5, ~ ON 5nnday $40 M ,;5O ~ = M 10,
$50 G:t5. lll5 p on sunday at $50 a. M 4SO D. M
.Denoics Pullman cars att1elrd ION ,.v.oo, Mon
day. $40. $40 10 70 l2:55. go i:l5 4:l6 6S 500
connection Jersey CITY station to and from Brook
Tieies for sac al loot OF liberty st. Nos 2s9 lOl, o
957 breadw9y and 81 ihG Tsipyi h3'1, Sn. ana
New York Transfer Company Exprres viii call for
ard check barrago from noe, on residence TO DESTINATION
New York. and onist BFookyn An these olAcei "ie IN
'''''" VII p Is, General Passenger AGENT
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ dollar Tor special limited tickets Steamer leave
ior Sew t ondoa boston. Wereesior &c
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- RIVER IA Ccmm t II Dec 4 1879
through tram; WIZ a ,DS ST o o Rochester ~
Adams aud Montreal via saratoga with drawing room cars
eats to ananSaSaa Roehester and haAao
~ a. M EEpre,s to Albany ara Troy Win connections
400 p m. Albany and Troy Express 80, ,, 49,, Ion
Louis through every day In the week also sleep
ing for Buffalo Toledo Detroit and Tor Montreal eN
. M Express Tor Montreal Rochester! and Corn
Msrtfcal VA 81 Aibsnt "R ''s " -, -. -.
svracuse Rochcster NIAGARA Fails BUFFALO, Cleveland To-
TOO nm M SeSt FSpress with sleeping cars to Albany
ana TOY On sale al nos 252 and 4i3 Broadway. an at
weSfcotis Fxprcs VneeA f4rk place and 80 ana oi2
p,o.d.r,v ~, York. and i5J NasiingOnst, Bo0kiNn
-'''"N''"'' L. II. MEEhEK Gem al fa--tng' Agent
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OF AID AFlEn I,yU,g,Y. 10. 1850
$50 nsn $50, . 10 Limited; II a M l. $3.50 1. 40 s. g.
a. q $40, $50 and 10 2 ~; a.'d u nitlL . ~
ara p% running ero@g wa Tsn99 b a9@ G1@ 4i
Ciiy anordng speedy and direct transfer for
RtiaI ning tia- leave West Philadelphia 1901 800 3:l5
= 100 s. $50. and ! a. uimited Express, 1880 M
$40 s. $50. m T. 7ia5 .. M. Leave Philadelphia via
a se IS an and 54 oadS 1i foot
Of DesOc'ss aId Fo tana Ts G"kst ana br1S ~;
ulsons; lloboSen Depot Jersey cit' Enigrant Ticket
The New York Transfer Company Will call and check
bag age from hotel! .l! and residences - e.,,,,,
FRANK lGcneia Managcr. GcDcrai rasscnsar agent.
VHE ERIE RAILWAY, vopv ,,vv ,o,.
IisHfE % EAILRoGD Arrangement Of trains taking
M Cincinnati and Gecag0 pay p EEpTess Drawing
room coaeSs 10 Hg ds ana s sTSTes arriving at buffalo
~ eonncctne with ias trains to the West ana South
west, Pumans best Drawngroom Sleeping Coaches 10
~ lDalyl racIac Express for the we,t sleeping
nSS through without S e6aas H Hotel f pas S9s@
I7 7p m .mgrant train the West
Trains cave Chambers street Depot NeW-York. for 80
D. NJ and II midnight Saturday nighrs only sundays 9i5
Idd no T stops at PARK only on sady sS
- h midnight Sundays g. $50 1870 @ iI5 $50 m.
am ia Il nI' 55 80 10 1922 Il:9o M noon
7 @o S dU m o and mldnigi Snnays o5 Mo o' So
i0:% n M i45 $50, Z. y. M. and ~ mdnisht Wv
sunerIl a. 700 1920 m. l'iO, 800 D. 6:ln II
mdn gh sundays, g. $3.50. l02O L. M, lao $780, y. H..
and 2 midnight M -
NewIurg and cornwall 800. 8 a. IN" $780, 4:3Op sun
sSI and Kingston pa SSon Sundays s:3OA
mosneu5 $50 D. lO:2Da. $780, $50 i5o. b sun
dsSSi,adietown $50 o. iO.Z6 m 300 4:3O D. M sun.
aays $780, IL: $50 D. M Inc u. and 4:30
M train with New York ana Oswego Midland Raj
r Par e. 100 .. lo3O m 3o p M Sundays
go oIS leave 3si qaero and quartz. after each
hour from 6;i5 M 10 w n M anu ~ 10 anu III 40 p ~
"a SSIcenine oaches be obtained, and orders the
anu transfer Of Ia be- left
h 1t,aces Nos $50. 4Ul O57 Broadway s.; No 2
| Phn1 ~ nrooklyn o the Company DepOts. =
Fx rress from the west arrive New-iorS At $50
m. le'22 aoa AIls0rr GEM Passr Agt. New York
! NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
'ftans leave lot Engewood Chester pleImonl and Nyack
sSo 300 a H. /. s. 4 400 ESQ $40 800 1880 p. IN.
sundays va. aud $50 p m The 1880 p. train win
e,nei spring Valley and Monsey. I, 800 $50
"" 'SNO. ". ABBOTT. Geni Pdssr Agt, New for K
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For youne Iadies-City.

IIQ MADISON-AVE.-Mrs: ROBERTS and
40 Miss WAIKER'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and LITTLE GIRLS second term begins February /.
special attention gwen 10 the Primary Department
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GUION LINE. .u,..,,,,n.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LiNERPOOL
Leaving PIER 80. y. K loot OF KiDgst - -
WISCONSI f-lDA \. teb 8 lu:'u "a ~
HRIZ0N .....-........ TT rs DAY Feb. 10, . n. IN
~ ~ "a March ~ y y.
VISIONS " To ESDAI Ma Oh y, ';3D p IN
~ These steamers oIlt OF iron, In waertlght COM
parnents and are furnished with every requisite 10 MAKE
The Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
Inc bath room, smoking room, drawing room pan, am
library also sfcwaidess aud aer on
steiner The all upper deck thus nsr
ing those greatest OF all luxures a, sea- perfect Venpn
CABIN PASSAGE according staieroom. $50 $40 and
sio0 ISITKMEDIATE $40: STEEkAGE, at low rates
OFFICE No. 20 BhOAIWAls o,,,ox
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A LADY, with several years highly success Vs.
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TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ;
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days.
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307 Walnut.st.. Philadelphia ~ BfoaI"N, NtN -
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BaHery-place' N'"-io'A'
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC, COMPANf'
W BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE ..
Pier ofCompany new No AZ North River loot Of @ iii
Travellers avoid both transit by English a
way the discomforts OF crossing the Channo In 'A
boat o,o,n..,ov 1o, II n m,
FRANCE. Trudele....... .. "Wednesday rep y ~ W.
TapRADOR, Sanglitr Ne1he"liY Men. > IVA w.
Cbeck.drawn Credit Lyonnas OF Paris In amounts los
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. % Br0adway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
Ocean CLEANERS.

A MEXICAN LINE. .-.
~ FOH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -
only Transatlantic Lane uuler the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia and every wed
BkiTiSu GROWN, WEDNESDAY. Jan. % 10 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29

NVIIITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
QUFENSrOWN AM LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-The steamers OF Line take the Lane Route
Lieut.. Maury. L. s. ~ On both the outward
tEl.H IL cant Kennedy SATURDAY. Jan 81 73V a.
BALTIC, Cap. Parseil isut'Iay, I.o D noon
CELTIC Can't Glca ri am ltN' frp ~ i5u y ~
81.
In Size AMI unsurpassed
he Saloon StafercOms smoking ana Bdtn-
rooms are placed amdshp where The nose and motion
least felt nOrdng degree u comfort hitherto unattnaDlc
at 80 40 $500, ......-- .,, H.,
tickets on favorable terms. -,
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
Er ,nspecuon OF aud other information apply the
Conuany's Oiccs No. 3, Brodiway Newfof or 40 Wal
nut.st Philadelphia l|J' CDhIlS. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Those nrsc;ass steamship sail regularly at .. from
Pier ia. 3, NORTH River. as follows
EANrIAGO DE CUB capt sat jan ~
CITY VERA CRUZ Can't. Nantce. ....-. Wcn. RCD lI
uuSnrpars For freight passage apply
10 NlLIIAI !. tLl " a ~ no. D. btvAl"b.
LAYTON BROS. Agents In Havana