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Ann-- will WITH hia long ears fray
Tie Nice thdt tiek hlu "eIs
But man delights 20 iiItr Dos eIr-
NlnMn InNgcnln ID hA n.-i.-rIa


Losing has an excellent farl" 81 I.~op and tho
story alout me let me sly something that * irht
rational and Ingenious You SAY something m-c-
NOUS answered .Esop; what proprlcty would
there he IN that Would not the people say you
were the morali,t and / the as-f' Swift has a
characteristic witticism. In 1870, when hc pub
lished his Essays against a National Bank in Ire
land there WAS "A rage for stock companies among
othrrs one for introducing the breed Of ASSES -
which seems says Swift to have been unnrccs-
sary at that time"
In a charming letter written by Cowpcr to Viii
liam CnNin, lac says that he is writing in the green
house and that the donkey Of a neghbOr is music
ally disposed. either checrcd by the fine weather or
Ivy some new tune which he has acquired, or by
finding his voice more harmonious than usual II
would be cruel" adds COwpcr, TO mOrtify so fine
a singer: and therefore ] do not tell him that he
interrupts and binders me but venture 10 tell you
So and plead his performance in of my alb
rupt conclusion Hero Is another story Of n differ
ent man. Mrs. Abel relates IN her RecOllectOns Of
St. Helena, that Napoleon, wishing TO learn Eng
lish. procured Esop's Fables. In one of these the
sick on after bearing patiently the insults Of many
animals who cxultcd at his weak condition. receives
at last kick in the face from an ass. could
have borne everything but this" said the lion.
Napoleon showed the accompanying woodcut and
said 1t is and your Governor
We have plenty of those who write them. but
donkcys with taste for hearing verses read aloud
arc not so common. There was n wise man, one
Ammonius, son OF licnneas, and All Egyptian of tho
sixth century, who had wonderful taste In poe
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RECOLLECTIONS OF A READER.
BY CHARLES T. CONGDON.
XVIII.
ASINTS YILGARIs.

JFRt.sITM-GOI pSNUH, COLERIDGE, MlLTON
GABRrL HERvFY-A FABLE ny LTNsING-A
JOKE OF swIFr-COwPEE INIIARMoNIors
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIBE At SIR HUDSON
Iowa FOUR-LEGGED BAEoMrTEH-STERNE :
SAD sToRY-CHARLEs LAMBS uklNG-NfAPOL-
TTAN PANToMINE
Has il ever occurred 70 the reader what CON
siderable figure in books is made 10y an an NAL with
out the least reputation for saeaclty or personal
bcautyl In works Of religion, ot poetry "i 70
nance in legends and traditions and fables, the ass
is pcrpctuay introduced for illustration. or to serve
the purposes Of narrative; but however useful he
may hc are never expected to treat HIM with the
slightest reverence. He stands for humility. for
stupidity for patience for diSsonance. Prnnant
obs rvrs that ne regularly declines in spirit and size
rs hr advances into colder regions, and Plny had
remarked long before that he was an animal cN-
tr,m,lv inpat .crt of the oold i loc IN note 10
llcIoIotus remarks upon the LONELINESS of the
ENGLISH asses: and it is said that there were no
a,,,, IN lurand at al during the reign of Elizabeth
In Ilcrodotu> II may be- mentioned IN passing. there
are several curious things about this beast
Nhcihr. hc i~ To hc believed or doubted the h'>o-
rau SAYS that there are a~~cs found among the Lib
van Nomadc~ which never drink. In the same book
tie donkey h-uf,s in his military character. We
ar. told that the Drawing Of the Persian asses
greatly disturbed the Scytliln horses. They were
distressed hy "a noise which tnry had never heard,
and hy figures which they had never socn. II
>rain the animal was called tn" Kings Irmpc-
ter" and hi, name Of donkey is said {" be ciy"o.
logically derived from lis Spanish or dou'lIhc
rrayitv This il one of Crosses flncics tho name
really come, from his dan color. and hr WAS often
called duH Familiarity. How thr race las dcIgc-
cia.cl We know from an the accounts which We
lave Of tlc Wild ass which equals the ral"li" in
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Art Schools City.

Mrs. LOUISA Il. CI'LNER
VI viii receive puplln Drawing and PAINTING ip n amt
4tei tunf emma aud 'cOrAlon a. her studio 80 - Last
.btl-t. New-lots. . - .
,..... NJ. H. Hun Iuyfon. NJ william Hut
-''''''''' NJ. Jane. n Hart Mt \. D. Bellows
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Ncm PUBLICATIONS..

4 "MIDNIGIIT OIL" BOOK.
I a splendid new novel by the author Of Ruucdee
HAPPIGD-Ll Ckl.
MAY AGNES FLEMlNG'S NEW NOVEL.
VI Ready thi. week amt ioi -nlr every bookstore.
\ WtEES TRAGEDY.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town, y. Y; homo care thorough course Of study,
f'"p'n' september ID Mis- " W. MtfCALF, Principal
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm,
for y'uug ladies. will reopen September Is 1850 Prep
arton FOR Nasr end other college, speciality. ANNE l.
SIONI, MARIANA 10. sLADE. MrA &. KNOWLES
FITCH.
MRS. :. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
VA Tor Young Iadi'a West End In~t New.IaycU Conn,
eleventh commences sept. 81 send for circular.
AIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
VI For Young Ladies'. Pittscd, Mass commences it,
forct year ~"penb'r D. ls,0 Widely known for excel.
lcc - -trcon and great beauty aud sluby Of location
1h- Rev. e. v SPEAR Principal
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miscellaneous.

4 Ill persons not enjoying good health and
~ wishing " II arr invited Ia test the extraordinary
method diagnosing Ills Al DR. j. H. MOseeys occ
10 lJtht The examiner, without Quc-onng tells
every of complaint points
rm"ly Examinations free from Ia l. other hours.
1um"r~. and engagements, internal external.
rcHoNc ed without cutting or pain.
E'OR SALE.-A desirable statcroom, steamer
Wyomlny for Liverpool sailing June 7th Address = 7.
r., T. q. Box 9i3.
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, statiOners and print
Il ers 40 Madcn-anc, solicit your custom.
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For Young Ladies-C.ty.
MISS dc BRl' w kOP> and MISS KEITH
vi SO 80 i.A~I JJIl.oL
For Both Sexes CITY

INSTITUTION forthr IMPROVED IN~TRlC-
I IION 81 Dol. ~ " Tbs '..il B.nIdWsy sos lnrA. -
Tho lars, 81 articulation .,h," tr r1uutfy established
Ihb1i puir 90 al Inr fIt-l. send fuf ,lrrl.ir
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WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

At TNTON, fUNN.
Ffy miles from New. York summer SessiOn-For boys
gentlemen successfully conducted by present
prn ia past rs years Here may be found all the
Nautagr- offered y boarding school. VIII June
ISL Location delightful climate healthy Best
given Circulars may be had at DELMOSICO'S % Broad
IT., NcWhOrk, or by adlr ssing
Gencral A. 5. JARVIS. Principal
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LIRS. L. CADY'S ROaring and Day School
For Both Sexes-Country.

4 HOME AND SCHOOL in the Contrv.-A
lady Viii take three four children Ia board and educ
AZ her residence terms reasonable. Address NJ T. ENG-
LI~li. Box lG2 -pIlng Valley, Y. Y.
EREENWlCH ACADEMY.-Usual Literary
~ t"is's with Musical Institute and Commercial College,
Founded ~. Both Influence decidedly religious.
and comforts tharinlngy located Nariagdnsb
.li fI,u y. / Boston. Grand oppor.
Ol".u sept J. Catalogue free REV. +. d. BLAkESLEE,
\. NJ Principal. last Hfe"nwicb X. l.
Summer BE ariiag from July to Aug''st3O.
Mt. KlSCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
Va NJ koo. Y. " for young lad. aud children. viii
o'n SGT .": terms 'a,orabc. Miss r. Hyatt Principal
Rockland College. Nyack, y. " open during
IL summer on haf study both sexes terms reasonable
send of lev catalogue. W H. BANN iSIEk. \. NJ
Miscellaneous
4 PPARATt'S and FURNITURE of all kinds
flr schools Academies Colleges and Halls. Seud FOR
catalogue BAKER PEArf 10. 40. 10 Bond-st. y. J.
RONS TITORED for Harvard, Yale and
- other colleges during the summer by successful and
experienced TEACHER must ihorpfgu work guaranteed Adj
Dies iLA' iEi. BOX l75, Nontcr' New ORR
u DOKKEEPlNG and all business brlnrhes
- putiirti t1ugf grutcmen thoroughly prepared for
Ll.ll-, positions. tEDiutE \. WHITMAN. Accountant,
po.brnl, oun' rid t1i.rs", LIB broadway Room 3D.
HARVARD GRADUATE, French and Ger
u.n am Nprricuc'l European traveller viii
f.ar ru. q cA4f.. ia, - yonng wishing 10
uHtI a..uiI DDS summer. Address TkANtLliN6 IT,
IltH les. tt ~. y. \ CITY lGrncTdl Ne"-lp pr Ad.
N,I4l- 90 Oih,".
GUNNER TERMS in all BRANCHES.
y NfM YoEk observatory OF MUSIC
80. . EAST ltln-~r f.. ID DIOR east .. 5thave.
Ir'"fi"i1''d lNUj.
WANTED FOR TIE SUMNER at teachers
W ,oti' l"r-. "a"of ~" pupils Ia aiusla 80 aud lip
rran los ltg 81 long "Np riAce "a teaching deaf utes
AI.tt-, j. -. D.. l..l Il broadway.
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fnw Schools.
0cdcllers.

4 PARTISAN teacher of French, graduate
lolA Addn-, rAti,IAN. 1ri' 800 once.
ALL TIE BUSINESS of frst-class leach
n ,if nur-u Is tIaAslrt"l Al %" lNION IEACitLi,S
= 49,, N,nle.t-. a. sold it.. Scw.YorSr
4 CLLEGlMAN desires one or two pupils
y t,r Iu'ac u~trl' lion or coaching Address iIAMII
1 AMERICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
y Bl iIAl sp les, t'out ,l1fse' co.l.sc., hobs.
'- t1i 'a'!, t"i. going an'oaL or 10 the =" mug.
Lload" ly. Sew oik.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
- A"l>'i ,arl,. ,"hs-' :, 100, AMI ian, IN
fmr- .,nt nf'i or q" t. county r'ompuy 'y'.i Si'a
N"l "" American AMI Foreign Teacher Agency - tnon'
An ENGLISH LADY experienced in tuition
y and "a" management ~ children lni be- mt recently
hii t trlirlo,a SCI 'l 10 England. desires an eng -raru5
irt,Ar ihr char- of chlrrn dnns TIE vacations only;
ing '-. Md-.' French "ai German. Aidrcos W. irLdAo
4 NIRGININN, having IN experience of -
y wear, t.rlinr. desires employ m,it Tor the ummer
a. Is .So 'i IF @ ai,y patrons is''l' Tom % !.
sewing arr at k' Command risr,ner, exchanged
." ' Richmond "a
4 GERMAN TEACHER would like to teach
his usi.s" Ian .uas" by conversation At some Watering
1ioa 20 a... IS, r'o%~sy. ''''D
nRAWING and PAINTING in water-colOrs
win Pee taught Beginners hy lady In exchange COR
,ouny boanl. Addir,' NJ. ALLANuN, 500 Easi 57tnsL
GERMAN lessons conversational and gram
mas. .i. lk a NOitA German utruan 10 adnlt- AMI
,n. IA III pfogicsa. Adlr,s,O H.. Box 10 Tribune Of
Miss Kisses EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
vi lttl Urn.tNay.-lrn'hers and professors provided
with iaui> college. AMI schools with COMPETENT
instruct tors, iiS ycas educational experience qualities
M.. a. 90 select Instructors Ia all bTapCh' sho
r.f,rs ., Hon. Hamilton Fish, the uOu.
~rcr,iars ,art, aud Air. cyrus w. Field
D[NCk\El'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
4 AND TEACHERS.
s>unplir- So ob- and families with teachers
~I,a. iIr- e. trl'f> with positions
3 81 and Irut~ school properties.
Filtf-hr. circulars and gives Information ~ the Test
schools. PuOlhos L. >. school and College Dlrecory
4. COILSWOhIH PINCkNEN.
Domestic Bulldog,
COZ. broadway and l4th.st. y. Y
FNEAC HERS who may desire To be prOiitably
employed during the vacation, IN introducing
valuable ADD pop publications.. r"in,itei oconuluIIcao
With J. NJ. = ODDAhI, l6 East itI-st, NeH-lOIk
VISITING GONERNESS for young children
or LADi'S COMPANIOS-By young lady - eiuca-
TstaIds utGcLe objection 10
traN ri. AdtrcsS J.. b.. Tribune Once.
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Jnstrnrtion.
For Bows and Young Men-Countrv

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester. Penn.-Civ Engineering, Chemistry Ciasscs
English Degrees conferred Colonel rHEo HYATT,
GUNNER HOME FOR BOYS.-The Princi-
pal 81 Hudson River school takes six q his boys
the seaside for the vacation. Gentlemen wishing
their sons IN his address NJ care Of Tsmage W.
Foster. C0unseor-atLaw, 81 Parkplace, Newfork Ref
erences required
GUNNER, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GEM
- TLEMEN,-Croononth the Hudson. Practical teaching
IN tho od and forest Encampmens In the Csiskis AZ
the seaside collections of minerals FOSSILS plants shells
boating bathing fishing and ned sports, conversations
French and German college conditions fulfilled
f. :. ROBERTS, Commandant
References Hon Chester A. Arthur, Hon. ThurlOw Wool
Hon. James W hustcd, =. &. Van Wyck VI. y.
Applications for circulars and Information must be made
F. - NOBkRlS CrDton Military Institute.
GUNNER SCIIOOL.-SWITHIN G. SHORT
;, ilpGEs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEMAND BOYS.
Media, Penn. j. miles west ~ Philadelphia will he I'm session
at Media Cape Nay for Inly and August Tho aeademicz
year -l72 wl open at Media September IL. For summer
circular and illustrated CIRCULAR Of lSSlS2 address
SWiIHlH g.. SHoKrLIDGE 4. 81. uIaryafd University
grd iuiiei Media. Penn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
MINERAL POINT MARKETS.

Flour = Patent, $3.50; Winter
$500; Spring, 1915.
WINTER WIEAT-7Oc. to soc. per
bushel.
SPRING WHEAr-70c. per bushel.
OATs-23c. per bushel.
CoRS-32c. per bushel.
BARLEY-40c. to soc. per bushel.
FLAX-sEED-95c. per bushel.
PoTAToEs-40c. per bushel.
SALT-Ordinary fine $1.75 per Dbl;
Ashton's factory filled dairy (small
sacks-56 1bs) s1.O0; large sacks
(224 fbs) $3.50.
CLOVER SEED $500 to 5000 per
-bushel.
TIMOTHY $500 to $500 per bus.
HIDEs-Green, &c. to &c. per H.;
calf, Sc. per ID.
HAY-s7.0O to $500 per ton.
BUTTER-1Sc. to Zoe. per IT..
EGGs--15c. per doz.
LARD-12!c. per tb.
BEASs-s100 to s1.25 per bushel.
WooL-Washed, 25c. to soc.
WooL-Unwashed, 24c. to 25c.
TALLow-4c. per 10.
BEEF, MUTToS ANDNEAI-in mar
ket-5c. to 10c. per To.
BEEF-Liye, 1915 to $500.
HoGs-Live, $40.
LEAD ORE-s260O per 1000 TBS.
BLAcK-JACK-s21.00 per ton.
DRY-BoSE-S14.00 per ton.
LUMBER-common-S16.00 per NJ.
APPLEs-70c. per bushel.
ONIoSs-s1.20 per bushel.
TURKEYs-7c to &c per ID.
CHTcKENs-Sc. per ID.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
From Highland.

HIGHLAND, Feb. 9th, 1881. = The
roads have been covered so deep with
snow that the U. s. Mails were unable
to fad them and consequently We had
no mails on Monday, but since then the
| weather has been so soft that the snow
drifts are fast disappearing.
Mr.. Chas. Harvey, our zinc ore buyer
of this place. sent off from here last
Saturday so loads of dry bone-pretty
good for one day-now how about a
rail road to this place?
The Rev. Father Dempsey will give
a grand ball at Carey'S Hall on Wash
ington's birthday, it being Feb. 22nd
for the benefit of his Church. Now
here is a chance for all those who " isll
/ to enjoy themselves to do SO; there will
be y grand supper and good music, and
the Carey Hall is fitted up in good
style; it has been lately plastered and
painted.
Highland has to-day general dry
goods and grocery stores. drug stores
2 hardware stores, = millinery stores,
5 blacksmith shops, 3 wagon shops,
boot and shoe stores, = harness shops, g
hotels, livery stable, meat markets,
q saloons, doctors and two lawyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William keane celebra-
ted their tin wedding last Sunday
the weather was bad, but for all that
! there was a good turnout; they received
about 40 pieces of useful tinware of
every description.
Our constable, James Dolan, is at
present at Muscoda with seven prison
ers; they are in quest of bonds, for
they were put under 80 dollars bonds
each for their appearance at the next
term of Court, by Esq. OIerking, for
the offense Of rioting in this township
Mr.. Anton Imhotf, Jr, has gone to
Chicago with a lot of fat cattle and
will be absent for about one week. Mr.
Imhoff is an enterprising young man
and is engaged principally in stock
raising; he has control of his fathers
farm and has large drove of young
stock.
Our Principal, Mr.. H. A. Terrill, is
making preparation for grand enter
| taihment at the close of his winter
term of school; this will no doubt be
grand, as Mr.. T. understands hoE to
get up things to please the people gen.
/ orally. The admission fee will be small
and the proceeds will go towards en-.
!! Iarging the high school library.
Young men who delight to swing the
] young ladies, don't fail to come and dc
so at Father Dempsey's ball, Feb. 22nd
at Carey's Hall. Every one Is invited
to attend. C.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

nRRT business pew before the public
DEB You can make N snsy faster At word
for rs than 81 anything else. Capital net re-
CURED. I'VE will start yoa. sl2 day made ri
and girls wanted everywhere TO work for u.s.
Now is. the tme. You can deTote your whole
time to il or only your spare moments. No
enc wiling to work can fail 10 make enormous
pay by engaging NJ once. CoetIy out6t and
terms free. A great opportunity for making
money easily and honestly. AddFets TRUE 4
co, Augusta. Maine, WHY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

Good groceries cheap at f. kinnie's.
Don't fail to get some OF that pure
California Honey At reasdale x Brewer.
Pickles hs the gallon. in salt OF vim
eear az TeaSdale x Brewer.
MUsIC.-Immense stock of pianos,
organs AMI musical merchandise At
Huare Bros
Simple. Durable. Handsome New
Home Sewing machine. See it before
you buy any other. Feasdale \ Brewer.
Cranberries. oranges, lemons. ana
apples. at J. y. SpratIers.
Penny Mackerel ut j. \. >pratler's.
Try them.
The Belle. the best niekle cigar,
the city, az J. \. Spratlers.
Fine Pi'tra Cherries at j. \.
>pratlerS.
The finest &c cigar in the city. 70 be
had at Spratlers.
Peas. hominy. navy and lima beans.
At Spratler'S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
DR.. w. D. CAMPBELL

" The well-known OcUlist and
Aurist, Of st. Louis, will again
visit Mineral Point, Jan 10th and re-
main one month. will also visit Oar
lington every Monday, during my Wis
it at Mineral Point. Permanent
cures guaranteed in diseases Of the
Eve and Ear.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
If

If Adam had had a game of fifteen
placed in his hand at an early period of
his eXistance. the whole course of hist
DRY might have been materially altered
for the better, and if Biliousness, Indi-
gestion. Sick Headache or Dyspepsia
were unknown, Spring Blossom would
not be needed. Price so cents trial
bottles ten cents. Sold by J. b. 6 c. r.
Moffett.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
Daily Items.

Never day passes but we hear of
some accident through the careless use
Of kerosene. Heads of families should
caution their domestics about using it
to start fire with, and at the same
time always keep a supply of DR.
Thomas Electric Oil on hand; best
cure for burns, cuts, wounds and etc.
Sold by J. 3. Il C. r, Moffett.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

John Hays, Credit p o. His shoulders lame
nine months that he could raise his hand his head but BY
OF Electric Oil the and amene Disappeared and although
three months have elapsed he has had attack
Dr. A Russell, OF Marion, Wayne Co.. N T., sys:"The
deru Thomas Electric Oil in all
nfanation caa bronchitis lame back dysenty &c. makes the
demand for it very great
A. H. Gregg manufacturer Of moving machines Tumanburg ~
" says:My thumb caught in machine and badly injured
applied Electric Oil with almost instant relief have large
Der of men employed end nearl all Of them it.
Ill Sheean of Oscoda. Micb wresI have used
Oil horses for different diseases and found
recommended II has done Justice every tme best
Oil for and beast ever used.
See what the medical faculty say:-Dr Beaudoin, Hull p O.
says have sold medicine which thorough
satisfaction have used broken leg and dis
located ankle with tina results.
ST. Margarts Hope Orkney ScotandMessrs Parker Laird:
requested by several friends another parcel Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL The last lot got from having been tested
eral of Rheumatism have relief when medicines
have failed have effect The excellent qualities med
cine should be made known that the millions suffers throughout
the world benefit by its poviden discovery GILBERT
Sold by all medicine dealers Price, 80 and $00 Sold
Mineral Point, By j. b. d. g. X. Mofett l4-2S.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

Strange, it will mingle with the blood,
but not with waiter. 1t will check the
flow of blood in wound, keep it in cir
culation, prevent Inflammation, and
soreness, and heal without a scab. 1t
is for sale at the drug stores. Get a
bottle of THAT" Liniment. and nv 1t
on burns. scalds and wounds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
VIM. ]. Healav.

Ai.fTfDNEER, Cnmmission Salernmn and
General cell ectin L AGENT, Mtnrr&l P"iut. ~.
1uier III city Hal building.
Sale attended 81 ~ my pnfi ot Iowa and al i
nining committees. COLLECTIONS promptly
taHdr StNfLt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
House and ot fnr Sale

l offer for sale house and lot situa-
ted in the south Fart of this city, in
Twins and others addition. Will be
sold cheap. Apply at this Office. or of
Mrs. Jane Brown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
A Family Reuuisite

Leopold Spiedel, POI Shumway Street
Buffalo, y. Y. says he has used DIR
Thomas Eclectric Oil in his family foI
coughs and colds, and that it is the
best thing he ever knew.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
SAUk co. FARM
FOR SALE.

! lave Tor sale good farm stu
ased in Sank county, between Lone
Rock and Sp.ing Green. consis-
ting Of TO acres. all under cult
Walton. House, stables, granaries,
etc, or the place. Here is a good
bargain Tor somebody.
For further particulars inquire at
the DFMacRAr Office or of
DAVID BROWN.
Lost Grove
Mineral Point. Wis, Feb. !. 1881.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
Cow Enr Sale

have for Sale No mich CeS
For particulars inquire OF the under
signed, living one mile north of Min
eral Point. WM. L. JACKSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

ATTORNEY at law. Dodgeyille. Wisconsin.
ONCE opposite ". +. church. Attends 10 the
general practice Of LaW IA thQ Clfcult COnrts
st the stare Md tfc county Cont in all Probate
matters. Xu2lu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
William Eastman, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN an > urge on, will hold hlmrelf In
readiness 10 anrwer all cala in HE profession.
Ofer a. hir rc-idesce. cha
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
Dr. II w Osborn

rHl SIcIAN and Surgeon. Office up rtairs in
Lenahanr brock ppo-ite " Il. Henry'a bank,
neral Point Viz.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
PHYSICIANS.
Charles Eean, M. D.
Or. Van Dusen, M. D.

PHYSICIAN aud surgeon Highland, Wiz
s. txaming surgeon FOR Pensions. for Iowa
spaffY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
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DEN IIsIS.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
Mineral Point. ONCE ono door west OF Appels
haihsf sh0p xIF2t
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

ATTORNEY ut law AID General Insurance
Arent ONCE oyer Alton Il Hase's store.
Aiastn. M's. 2o-tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
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Macarthur e. Quinn,
n Patefeld

ATTORNEYS at law. Avoca. WIZ. Office over
Fi-h N rfost- sters. Collections OF hard
cldffds rpecialt..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
O. @. Smith,

ATTORNEY III iaw. Highland. Wis. Gollcc-
tt1n- promptly attended 70. once oyer Non
torf y Krenl's store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
AVOCA HOUSE.

s.eazr Nilham- Proprietor, Avogn. Wiz.
fhI4 honsc has been recently rcdtied aud
trlnrnieh.d nnd now oilcrA tirst ca-s accomo-
datfnns 10 tie travelling public. i--2i
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
7. Scott Anale5
p. Ternes.

ATTORNEY 1t 1aw. Minera, Poir' Wis. IN
East froni room City Hall.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
G.. q. Smith.

UTsTIsl, conducting business for i. W.
N4ssuii All operations performed with care
Dfre over Gundry IL GIays.