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FRIENDS: 4 DUET.

by Er,zAuErM sruAnT PHELPS. author OF "Tho
0ates AInr." "1tudked ILL.," etc. a tlow md at-
tFactlve style OF blnl1ng. tl.2a
Every now story by Mts Phelps exfontis hcf tepu~
tatun, mud nads to te army Ut her readers und all.
mirrors. Friends" viii 10 found ene VI tho most
interesting and noteworthy atoflus sle has yot
wcltcn.
, 1881-06-18
SeWer.GaS <sDangers.

ala.P. BROWN, II Iluatsstaoaa, PsIce. tLza
= ftnla's timely book. It viii be teuua 10 he
rkNak 1nterest and jmpartanee 10 every 0nn
N.Y., health depends In any degree upoa
'sF ard sewerage. It will orsa the eyes
sfY Householder a1d tenant. and Iead
t.. - seek for tho tnvla1hse and tnetAlQHs
sA1-sewer-0us. 1t viii enable tho house.
kseF Or agent to seo whore poor work has
sissh thea, and to uatect how, undsr
sissT or earth sad xood-vsork and mnsenry,
s..i,.ASe baen deeetved. 1T Will eaahle 4he
k..rset9 to give aheIr employers nlaFe per.
A. eeses' II Will shosv fAtsh1csa plumbers
h ,Ss~et'batiders that thelF ways which
sssa hsretoforo past anilnz out," Are
sNrsvsaled,
kesI,e eoA BY Nookh8liers, or mailed. pQstpald, On
V'es pftos, by tha puhllshen,
Jansen, Mecf.uR0's Il TO-,
lit aud 1lp NtlAAe-at.. ChteuRo,
, 1881-06-18
xr,c Nerfsea Edition, tpttN <ft1tIIttos,s.
/ Textbook Of Practical Medicine,

., DR., FELIX Won NlEMEYER. Translated
" itom the eighth German edition by GEORGE
II, HUMPHREYS, M. D.. and CHARLES E.
HhcKLEY, NJ. D. Two vola., avo, 7e7, 8ol pp.
prlce, In cloth, 5000: Ia sheep, Sis.oo.
. Since Or. Ntemcyes's death new edition Of h!s
,.r.. .hook has appeared In Germany. edited by Or.
Fassne Setts. This has been freely drawn upon
i.'he crescent revised American edition, and nddi-
t;ons have been nade from other aources ol char
.de, taleu 10 render the work mose usesal to
iAuescan sEndcsa.
, 1881-06-18

ty 1l1cnAnp HEATH. Vol II In tho "PhiiosophLcal
Library" ssO. Gilt top $3.50
IdxaF Quinet is OF the uobcat figures In French
hl9tory-A profound thinker nn impressive writor.
.tts4-soued patriot. and man OF t0fty chornctas.
This book contains m oxceisant account OF his lie
und works. -
, 1881-06-18
The Life Of Voltaire by James
Parton.
Journal of+a Farmers Daughter
Prose from Sky-Farm.
Ancient and Modern Glaciers
History Of Art.
Young's Concordance - Travellers
Hand Books-Dyspepsia.
Mr.. Perkins Dnttgliter-Wonan's
Ilantliw0rls.
Minor Notes-Recont Tiotiou-Books Re-
Minor Notea-Recent Fiction-Books Re-
oeived-Art and Science Notes.
LITERATURE.

LITERATURE.
THE LIFE or yoLrA1nE.
It wout1 be difficult 10 compose moro
co,upleta biography than tic ono just fill
istled by Mr.. Parton, and of which n great |
French wrltcr IL the subject. Wlnt calliot |
bo told iii 1890 pages OF closely printed INIT
Ter with reference 10 the life nnd writings Of |
man born in 1904 and dead III 1;77B, could
not be told In rs many Thousand. That afr. p!
Parton csuid I'LL that number Ut pages with
ont wandering Into other pnstnres than tho
o,lu wherein lte first sought materinl for i'll
telttgelit nourlshtnent Wns not to be ex-
pectei. 1i1 hus furnished Kaleidoscope
picture of Frnnce In tile eighteenth century.
when 'Voltulr0 was the greatest Of living
literary men md enbnllied til Ills writings
tho restless, irreverGnt, skcptlcal spirit Ut
the nga IN which lEo lived. IL not modei
historian, Air. Parton Is au interesting writer.
Ills style IL simple md natural. a'tl lie
weaycs Into Ills web Of dry historic fncts 50
many varicol0red blts Of cllrreilt gossip
and OF secret scandal that his works
are entitled to be called entertaining
reading. In hts "Ltfe OF Vn'tairc"
AIR. parton's merits nnd Ills shortcomings
nre clunlly conspicuous. 1lu IL strong
partisan, mud fs, therefore. too partial tn tic
hero whose career l1c IS describing. lie is
discnrslye. and wa,stlers so fur FROM tile
path llo starts Oil that It Is mntter often Of
Wonder how tlo n uyar going to grt bnck
nrniu tn tho 1drh,rav h. hts hfstoricaI
"s"a "t. s'1 ~ "ts""%5 t ,,..", ~ 's a,a,.a.a 's. T.,
stntenehts he ~ not always accuFale III
minor details. and IL mt, therefore, trust
worthy guide In the volume before us lie
a T., ~ ,'o .,,'nsns,"t aa,,ai,,t,ao ,',it,, ,to
yW snpe.aoa.s M Mel..t'"''ss ., , WIZ ~. ,.as Ivy
general history OF tic tltno. Anu re mas
tried so earnestly to cover every point in
yoltnire's career. and TO discuss cyory sub
jset 1''ae eoAn' ny "'., uuss'ol5 ~ appsae -
oo connected WIN tac ne OF lhla cStsnos-
dinary man, that his work drags md be-
cu,ues ut times positively tedious. llr. Par
In, Ina fnrrnftcn vn1infrp,s n,y,, n,nYIm,
~. III w., .o ~. so..." a,. u"n t.,' .,,"' 1't..,
time 1ne way 10 weary tcaaer Is 10 tel MN
NIL. Let III many resllects alt. Parton's
work will rank with the best productions of
the ycar. Within its pages viii be found.
garhofeatfoml all aeeessibla sources wllntovot %I
Information Is III existence about Voltatro+
, 1881-06-18
Tho T]icistic Argument rs Affected bJ
Jtcecnt Theories.

NJ ]. ]. DtsAx lnte Professor OF History at brown
University. Edited by Prof. GEuMoE r. FisItxEt.
of fAia College. $50. FLU
and remarkable candor thu theories OF Darwin,
Hpuncer. Huxley. and Other writer's Ut omlnoncu,
wi.oxo Views nru rogarlel lcps directly up-
posed to tho theory Vt personul Tod. The Vigorous
rensUnng Is clothed In language Ut REcnt precision
and beauty.
, 1881-06-18

Iiy Ktci1AnD GRANT WHITE. author of "Wbrds and
their uses, " Every -day EnRsh. etc. l2mO. eaOo,
This hook includes. healle4 uther tauers, tho ALL
efarnctaf a!d stcety which haye recently antearss
tl.GuEiitfu OnservutDsI nn il ~ nttrnctIvoIy writ.
tc thut It cannot full 10 instruct and charm multi
tudu vi renders.
, 1881-06-18
Home Grounds.

m A, F. oAKEY. Illustrated. Being fourth vot'
uae Of "App!etons Home Books" This &C.
sIet now consists Of: D" Building Home"i
"How to Furnish Home -; "The Home Gar
dea,'; and Home Grounds" Iamo. cloth.
Price, ia cents each.
, 1881-06-18
TIE HISTORY OF

TIE I11HTONF OF:'A AIT, 5",.,
J.nbk8's "uutiines'ps the History Of Art"
was originally publls'.ed III this country as
thu close of 1877. 1t eXaa a tW4Yolume edl'
, 1881-06-18
,Fot s1e by all booksellers; or any work sent by
hail, postpaid. on receipt Of prize.
D. appleton & Co., Publishers.
LII, mud Q Nond.st.. NeW York.
A NihiIiSt Princess,

Translated from the Fronch. rrca. tL2A.
Iais powerful Novel. recently 1aattcL In
Faf1s, bus created y profound ltupre salon. It
htlRely In the extFemc. and evidently founua
@sa realittes. both as to ehnractsr and tnc1-
ssass- Its plot IL or the most exciting nature,
We thrilling lncadent crowds ciosoly uran
.aslAsrr and W. nre hurried hFenth3ossly
hsn tho CoNrt Of the Gzns' to tho secret rsn-
ttatous. Of tho cansplrntors. aud from the
ssudstr OF tho Princess ENunAa to thu MILL
afI fortruss or tho pensnnt's hnt. States
4sa. nahless courtirra, hrilllnnt men ant f1sa-
f'satlnE xyon,eh pn4s before us In Lnx4ltnw
a1steaslou. Although y Nlhtltst Navel. Its
ssaes 1lo largely in the highest circles Of 1tus.
A.s society. No que who bcEtus to read Il
Nui b. likely to Isy It dosrh until finished,
Aasho one will doubt that tho author has Ind
astsss to NIL tho various scenes which he dee
stlhes. It il book which Rlves faoal fur
Nsozht, and shows the horrora of q syatem Of
s!tsah!tpl 0overnmcAt. against which even
&4d rebel,
, 1881-06-18
Manual Of Commercial Correspond
enCe In French.

p, Professor H. M. MoNsANTo, Of Paekasd's
Business College. 1amo., cloth. Price, $i.oo.
, 1881-06-18
GLAClENS,

The object of tho handsome, largo quart0
volume which Inns becu prepared by Messrs.
N. s. Sl!aler and W. NJ. Davis has boeli 10
present q body ot grnphlo illustrations of
glacial phenomena, with MI accompanying
explanatory text, rather than to attatnpt to
furnish d complete history OF glacfation or OF
jceraction In the history Of tho earth. Tho
volume IL very finely gotten up, and, It we
rea.! the prctace nright. is but one Of series
Ut volumes Of illustrations ct the Eartll's
sHsafs to Vossy s ssysFsy 5 ssa Esraaases GS9!e
lakes aud p!ains, Rivers and Valleys, ths
tue Eiteuts ot Life. In the!l,, Wheraysr prae;;
tssG ts ana4aus s Ss9sSnd; d X axt * w s. a
ranged so nj tu give u cotlNectel Idea OF tha
i,lorU essential! facts and tlleuries TINT ht-
long to each subjeut. Eacl! OF Tue ynlulnes
will be as lndep4n.lent ot tue othors ~ u IL
In tll0 plan that u1lslorlles tho Whole.
Ihuro In ITO question ~ To the ynlue Of such
q series Of ,WorkB.. Natural Scleace truths
aro best. taught by observation O. by accAFate
ptctor!a! reproduction, and the high Hta1ldiK
Df the authors lMsurcs accuracy ~ tho text.
hut, II these volumes arc intaMdctl Tor Hsa as
textbooks the!r prleG would be atl eiIsctual
ar te sxn tslr sseta s f t sss wtt @ COS.
i.eicul gtuients wsnilil bs nblo or caru to nny.
Ten dollars u volume may nat DO too hlgll q
prlrp, WlioIt the 0Mtiny involved IL takcn Into
Consideration, but 1t is largo sum to put
into sl.lRle tsxtbook on coniparntay:sIly Y
prlce, ti,e volume & Ill TINT could bo desired,
iulu suns up tho x!aclal thc0rlYs, as tteye!' M
0led By 0tilors, fatrly md c|eatly. The Atf.
ferent cl.apteta cover Wide range f.t S!!b1fcta
or outlined by Prof. Sl!aIur., ilo troats .0i
existing glaultrs: distribution Of aRclB!lt Rla.
ciuys; work Ut tic glacial time; Ur|gln a!lt' M
i,Ature Ut ths glacial per!9ds; ancient Elacia
riu.ls; etInct ot Elaulers tu!t tie. altitude ,ol
lullls, Of glaalatian gll the u II :cf tue earth
aIl IL tl,s hlstoEy Of lnalI. pfc, :Fhere u alst
appended q list pfs works on glaciers anG
Klaet4uola. -; ;::'':4 J. =. ~ !.
Published In nos.on by j H. oseooa 4
, 1881-06-18
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

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, 1881-06-18
ttNp GENTLEMEN.0

."No Gentlemen " Is a bright and charming
story, wrIttun by u Chicago girl, aud pub.
lislled and prItetl by Henry A. Sumner L. Co.
Tho quotation OH tie tltle-page, !" All III the
summer weather." dlsarms tho criticism tint
tic book Is Without plot, and without thrill
Ing incident. 1t Is the story Of tiie expe-
rlencu OF live girls just out Of school in
tho castle Ut the typical New England
old n,uId, who has been persuaded
to open lIer house to. summer boaraers.
Ii liar advertisement tho old Indy shows
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ed." OF course tlle one getltlcn MI i, all Tho
world lcust wanted comes hers nnd meets his
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U,ta Ut tile best things III the book IL the de-
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wlaeiy-stupfd Ihan-srrYAnt Of Miss BOUNCE,
tho otal M,ltl, MetlltateS on what tie '.ate fur
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"Jabu" says s0lnu. nu.dcliglltfnlly funny things
Ile l,as tho grnitlne philosophy of tho
ianlsGe inntl-Atrvult, and ho Is NJ! excelleNt
character sketch. AllOtller witty description
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fasIlfonctl bonnet, showing, as y does. TINT
theru ls n soft spot In tho old lady's hattl
heart 'nft0r aIl. Altogether the book Inns
guot! PROMISE In It TINT Ii {restt bright writer
lns entered the Western tield.
, 1881-06-18

Ia Ia J. AAAA -
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anthropology:
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! Treatise on 4he Diseases Of the
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., WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. M. D. One VOL,
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!, phes, in cloth, $500; sheep. $500.
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w.. r., x,orx has received the honor Of a French
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,, i,,Ian translation by Professor piodato bnsre.l
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xse Rerlsed Edition, 10Th <tFt1tttons.
1 Textbook Of Practical Medicine, |
., pp, FELIX Won NlEMEYER. Translated
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Ii American eEndesa.
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H Professor H. M. MoNsANTo. Of Paekasd's
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~
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, 1881-06-18

ulfces. And Mr.. 1'arton's "ti ife !" Is n good
bUuk on wlicl, 10 base an estInlate DfF tho
Inan. III delicate tlefislol md Irony liz
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

EMERSON says: Commit crime,
and the world Is made of glass. y
The star-route culprits are finding
out that this is true. They laid the
flattering junction to their souls that
the attempt on the Presidents life
would divert public attention from
themselves, and their bad deeds be
forgotten. But letters are constantly
being received at Washington from
all quarters of the West giving in
formation Of the methods adopted
to swindle the Government under
the shallow plea of benefitting the
pioneer settlers. The Administra-
ton will prosecute the case with
vigor, and see that no guilty man
escapes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28
The Presidents Condition.
ALARMED PUBLIC.

On Saturday the country was
again thrown into intense excite
ment and anxiety upon the swift
announcement that President Gar
field was attacked with chills, fol.
lowed with high fever, caused by
the flow Of pus being stopped. Drs.
Hamilton, of New York, and Agnew,
of Philadelphia, were summoned.
After consultation it was deemed
best to make an incision into the
back about three inches below the
mouth of the wound. This operation
was performed Sunday, and the
patient received much relief from
the discharge Of pus it produced.
1t is insisted that there is no special
danger to be apprehended from the
changed condition of the case The
doctors say that "the formation OF
pus cavity is u very ordinary
occurrence in similar instances"
The latest accounts are encouraging,
and give reason for hope that an
9th er crisis has passed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

THE whole country will be glad
to hear that Senator Ben Hill, of
Georgia, has had a successful surgi-
cal operation performed upon his ton
que by some skilled physicians CT
Jefferson Medical College, OF Phila-
delphia. Ben has always had q
great deal of trouble with his tongue
ever since he has been in the Sen
ate, and bis colleagues often won
dered what made it run so much
and SO fast without provocation.
Now they know what allied the poor
man, and why it was that Hill de-
liyered himself of those interminable
speeches. The doctors call it ep-
thelioma, and the name is almost as
bad as the disease. But we rejoice
that Mr.. Hill has had his tongue
operated upon, and it is hoped his
mouth will not be as much of an
annoyance hereafter as it has been.
DR.. Gross ought to advise him never
to set his mouth agoing, as has been
his habit in the Senate, and then
90 off and leave it. In this way
Ben has made great deal of trouble
for his Senatorial colleagues, and
they will sympathize with every
effort Of the physicians to keep hi
tongue in bis head
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28
instruction In Music !

Miss Amy Hutchinson. of this city, late
graduate of the Northwestern Conservatory Of
Music, of Illinois, is prepared to give instruc.
lions on the piano and organ, and vocal music.
Terms reasonable. For particulars apply at
the residence of Jas. Hutehison. 7m3-5u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

On one of the hot days last week
the thermometer, according to the
Troy IN " Times, registered 200
in the shade at the Polytechnic In
stitute at that city. One room be-
came SO hot that the wood work
was ignited. and it was necessary to
turn hose stream upon it. The
room was the aasaying department
in the laboratory, and the extreme
heat was caused by the furnaces
which assist the students in the
Summer course of chemistry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

on the new railroad between here
and Dodgeville to-day, on the fol-
towing schedule:
GOING WEST.
Leave Madison. .7.c0 A. III. and :25 p NJ
Arrive at Dodgcyle. i l 30 A. NJ. {" 6 :l5 p. NJ.
GOING EAST.
Leave Dodgeyille. ~ 90 A. NJ, g :25 P. NJ.
Arrive at Madison. IL IS A. NJ. +" 6 cor. NJ.
Daily, Sunday excepted.
ALI are mixed trains, and the road
not being yet fully completed, they
necessarily run slowly, but within
short time first class express trains
may be looked for on that line.
Camping parties on the shores of
the lakes are quite numerous Fish
ing continues good. Weather de-
lightful, but summer visitors are
few.
The unfavorable news from the
President on Saturday occasioned
deep concern, which is relieved al
most entirely by the encouraging
bulletins of to-day.
County Judge Jones came over
the new railroad from Dodgeville
Saturday evening, and returned to :
day. He made the trip mainly be-
cause he hoped the recreation might
prove beneficial to his health. He
is still quite feeble, but says he is
steadily regaining strength.
Political circles have been some
what agitated for the past few days
by the appearance of local papers
booming" in the interest of Capt.
Timme OF Kenosha, and Col. John
son of Beloit, competing candidates
for the nomination for Secretary Of
State. Both these gentlemen hail
ing from the First Congressional
District, it will be delicate matter
for the Convention to chose between
them, especially if they are urged by
about equal numbers of delegates
from their district. If as some
think the case to be Major Rock
wood, of the same district would be
quite as generally acceptable to the
Republicans down there as nomi-
nee for State Superintendent, the
matter may be satisfactorily settle d
on that basis. w. Ii. Il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

By the undersigned living in the town of
Linden, Sec. 10, town 6, range 2, on Or about
the 5;h day of June, one heiter supposed to be
two years old, principally white with some
light red on sides of body, red legs and ears :.
no artificial marks. The owner is requested
to call, prove property, pay charges and take
said stray away. HARRY BAKER.
June l4th 1881.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

PARTIES interested in discovering
the heir to the estate of Elizabeth
Vanattor, consisting Of s5,OO0,OOO in
money aud 600 acres of land near
Syracuse, N. Y, have found grand
son in the person Of John Green, a
ship.carpenter, of Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28
DR.. T. w. WOODS
Worm Destroyer.

.ostonIrs n acts surely and mildly on the liver II
L pleasant TO take No after physie is required. All
persons both old and young, who are Of deiica'e CON
stitution Should use 1t. In dyspepsia mas nc equal
NJ. n and 10 convinced Sold by Mcfctt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

LAST Spring the Milwaukee peo-
pie undertook the erection of an
Exposition building that covered an
entire block, and which was to cost
100000. They commenced work
with only 100000 in hand, on
the theory that the other 100000
could be easily obtained. But it
was not, and the project was brought
to q stand-still for a time. Fri.
days Sentinel tells how it was made
a success. 1t says:
The Sentinel congratulates the people OF
Milwaukee this morning upon the fact that
the Exposition scheme is no longer doubtful
experiment, but an assured success. Inc
generous offer of one of our leading citizens
to loan the association $4,000. upon condition
that hal as much more should be subscribed
within ten days, has proved efficacious, The
limit expired last evening, ana the solicitors
were able to report the subscription OF tribe
over the $4,000 required. There is conse'
quently now nothing to prevent the completion
of the aiding and the opening OF the Ex'
position at the appointed time
The first two letters of the gen.
erous citizens name who loans the
$4,000 are John Plankintou, and
the Exposition is now advertised to
be opened September 9th.
CHOICE Teas at c. Hendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

The lightning strikes with IN.
usual frequency this season. 1t
would be good time for ambitious
candidates for Office to put up their
rods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28

CHOICE Teas at G. Hendras'
Try them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-28
Stock Farm fer Sale.

John Spensley having purchased his brother
Calvert's interest in the farm lately owned by
their father, Harker Spensley, now offers the
same for sale. 1t contains 400 acres, and is
one of the best stock farms in Iowa County.
We'll provided with good buildings, barns,
wagon and stock sheds, abundantly supplied
with water, both by running streams and
springs, The farm Is capable of keeping and
feeding $50 head OF cattle and situated partly
within and close to the city of Mineral Point.
The farm will be sold on reasonable terms
and one half of the purchase money can run
for time of years at u low rate of interest.
This is q good chance for IA live man to make
money, IL JOHN SPENSLEY.