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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

FARMERS, call at S. Hooking &
Cos. aud examine the Mccormick
Harvester and 1icine Binder before
you purchase. The binding has some
very important improvements which
are not in any other Appleby Binder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
SUM MONS.
SUMMONS.
SmATE OF WISCONSIN - CIR.
! } o,it ,'aArtr -s-, D.,,..

S~ATE OF WISCONSIN - CIR.
" cult Cc"art--iJjva County.
Maria koop, as eXecutrix Of the last}
viii and testament OF Henry Koop,
deceased Plaintiff
against a.
John Stanley, Elizabeth Stanley, his
wife, George Melville George
Henry AZ assiguees of John
Strachan in bankruptcy, Bennett
Peters and John +. Stafford.
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day OF service, and defend the
above entitled action, in the court aforesaid, and
in case of your failure SO to do-judgement will
be rendered against YOU according to the de-
mand of the complaint, of which copy is here
with served pom you
Dated May 25th, 1882, 22w6
WILSON u MCILION. Plaintiffs Auy's
=. 0. Address. Mineral Point, Iowa Co., Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
Taken Up-.lsOrscs.

by the Undersigned on his farm, in section 2
town A, range 3, three aud half miles east OF
Mineral Point ity, on June oh. 1882. two horses
described as follows: One bay morse, with star
in forehead, little white on the LEFT hind foot,
pawn on left hind leg, shod all round and hal.
Ter on: enc brown horse, distinctly swayed IN
back, sore an each shoulder, three shoes on, and
supposed to be about u years old. Owner will
please call, prove property, pay charges and take
said strays away. W. s. EVANS.
June 10Th, 1882, Aw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

Try those Sardines at 10 cents
per box, at L. kinne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

A fine hand. Seaced shoe for ladies
1t Schneberger's. is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

"Must say it's the incest thing |
ever used for the teeth and breath, "
says every one having tried "TEA
BERRY the new toilet gem. Get a
D cent sample. Sold by CIR. Moffett.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

A slaughter in prices has taken
place at Schneberger's boot aud shoe
store. IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

Issue bills of exchange on all the prrcipel
cities IN Europe, and passage tickets To ana
from all European ports. Interest paid on
tine deposits. Special attention gwen to Col
lecti0ns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15

TO and examine the goods and
prices at J. A. Spratler's before you
huy anywhere else.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-15
The Thoroughbred Horse

re ~ II
A dark bay in color, 1917 hands high
was foaled May 10Th, 1876. Sired by WILDER
lambletonan. who was sired 10y Rysdck's
Ham bictonan, who was grandsirc TO til,
world renowned trotlers, Maud s., st. Julien
and Goldsmith Mad.
His dam, Jessie, 10y Mambrno Royal he by
Mambrino Pilot by Mambrno Chief, the sire
of Lady Thorn, Brgnolia. Erickson, Bald Chief,
and u host OF others.
Mambrino Pilots dam was by A. Il. Alex.
ander's Pilot.
MARCUS CHIEFS grand dam was by
King Herod, by Sherman's ack Hawk, by
Hil's Black Hawk, by sherman's Morgan.
King Herod's lst dam WAS by llilPs Black
Hawk :; Cd by Revenge, by Justin Morgan.
MARCUS CHIEF will be kept for the season
Of 1882 In Mineral Point, at the following
terms To insure 5000. For further pariic.
ulars apply to }. LLOYD JONES. Owner,
Or George Bloom, Groom, at John Horns.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
A Noleh Farmer,

The Nf al French farmer fB ReNhef
happy nor Jolly. He fares tugally on
soup end tie thnaeSt ed ordinary red
wide e. cider. The stock o. his soup u
bacon, and 10 eats buLchaTs meat only
twice a Seet-tlSt Is o. sundav and
naIkst-dSy. Whsa he attends market
he makes a s1eculea& Gys,aer ard
drinks c good deal Il beer ct The eays.
This it Lis oaly cheerful time; at cziln-
;.fy seasons be Is Norose, troubled abcu.
the weather, the CONSUMPTION vh;eh is
soi1g to take his son ia tie army, aald
about politics, d which he understands
just e1ouga to BE- Ia Constant dread ci
revolutions. lie is ooI2ervauva; tba. is
to say he us,holas ths government Of u.s
day, whatever It Ia, iot fear cf anarchy
but 40 government is populaz viah him,
ior every administration finds it neeas-
sary to lay ca Few taxes. The climate,
however, j. in his favor. A bad harvest
Is not common thing in France, sad a
Succession CT bad harvasts nSve< ocosu.
Il IS lucky fox the French tanner that
tits Is 80, for there are few French
landlords who would be in position
70 remit any pert Of years rent staer q
bed harvest The rule in France y that
farmers rent must be paid as puEotualiy
as lodgers' rent If it be not paid,
election is resorted to at ooca, and no
body thinks Of looking upon tie tenant
q an M-used mAa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
A Horse kudjeI,cA>

A Psussien otfices Nlatos that shortly
after the retailing Of Orleans by the
Geraaos he happened to bs passing
through deserted street, and on com
Tag ic front os whas had formerly been
oae q Tho most poprla1 Cafe Ch.ntants
OF The town, ba; which was now sup
posed to be o.oeod 10 heard ths deap,
vibrant s-onea % q grand piano, played
upoz, erp2rontlY, bv SOME master hsid.
Iheye vas al&o heard In &he intervals g.
tIarpl;ng as Of 14any ieos, betc1oning >
large asliouoe, Curious 80 kDov how
such . thing oould hsppon 80 sco0 afp--
iia confusion into which tho town had
boon thrown BY She rsoens battle, he
entered aud found seated on tho music
stool PruRsiAn traiE snldisr, while Il
around hilu IA tbs ynss audience hall
which had bssn brilliantly lighted up
tor the ocoas,oa-and Pressing elosc up
70 the platform, ve:o his charges, q
great troop ci horses. that nIlod the
house end stood with pointed ears Snd
e1ecs heads, eagerly hstanirs to t!As
music
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
Geatns e1d Laxfpesx

About as foolish & notion s. CA
.odGs itself Ii the hesi O. ycuag nsas
Is the idea that ha is S genius. n1aa,
taerofn-a, lnanstEy Is Rot Ioesa1sry so
his sucoef-.
The example Of Ehs,itsn, sf4o az,.s,l
IN mnssh thD erdovuess.s os shfsa e1-
tcaorainary men, beng E Wit, draNa-
est md an orator, is Ros inreoueasly
lealoned sc supporting this notpoa.
olierldal was a goDius, asi no vs.
sa-y. His Incidence, however. te,ge.he,
WIN his diseipAted Gnd prsoisal hss..s--
t@ia t'lree gre natural sssoeistss-
weighted iam 30 heavily In lifo's ,a,o
stst Il VISA taly now and thea be az
sSeared among thu foze1ocsk He nerse
seaehsd the soas.
Even theee appearances vero due h.
s.Scssta os hard work, TO which he wa:
ss,arsed by uo necessities al TIE oooa-
&an OF tn, protests o: friends,
"You know I On I'll iguorsmut, hs
yvaid say 10 political aesoclssse, vhsa
taey urged him to r,ahs u speenh oa
so,ne La4portant ,me-sure before tAe
E1IuFe I commons, GuS EotkueS mo,
and I'll do my best"
They would Cram him with irf~raan-
.Ion, which his quick intellect mastercd
end arranged Ihon he would prepare
g speech, writing the moro brilliant parts
two or thres times over.
The greatest speech O; lis Tie WIS
that which no delivered In TIE House of
CoE,nons, against Warren Hastng9, On
TIE Question whether he should bo
inpeachei Cor his conduc. wi,iis Govern
OF General G: india. The best oaSors
sad critics placed is above I'll aAsiant
ensl modern speeches.
Logan, ono OF Hastings defenders,
satd to friend, after She2iisn had
Rpohen zoe an hour: call this Is decla,a-
story assertion without proof.
"a wonderful Grafton :" TO a,uttere6.
when tho oEa.or bGd consumed another
hour.
"MF. Hastings has actsi very ul,-
!aatiitebly, yves Ids oonfession ct tls
eud OK TIE third hour.
The fourth hour drew from him the
,-e I-il-A' sa's''!A tI'l III, A-uStAIt,o rs q
snost etrocious crinlinai e.
The oratos weht on, end, just es bo
was ocllcluding-hs spoke i've and q
hall hours-Logan exclaimed, "Cf all
monsters, Tia UaoSs eGor.0ous is Warren
Hastings
Il is no. strange that ptts at tho COD
clusion OF the speach, moved an az
iourRme:.a to give the House time "to
collect it's reason" OF course, il was
tAe product OF @ genius who WAS a natu-
ral orator. But genius had been haGd
as work fer days, preparing With slaha-
rate care even the patleat t!atails oi the
wonderful grafton.
Sheridan, though hsbItualiy lazy,
could, in special emergencies, toll Ike a
cart-horso drawing y load up hll. Ue
had, as times, "ths capacity for ianniss
paana-talang," which is Cariylo's dehui-
ton OF gs.ic:s. Il young men viii alid
tais illeG to tneirnotlon OF gonius, is viii
10 tham 10 har1a TO think themselves
members oE that endowed aiess. Xoaul.s 3
CCa2lYGa&4g..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19


President Garheld's tomb is con-
stantly kept covered with fresh flowers.
The funeral-car'stands within a glass
house at the base of the hill on which
the monument is to be placed. A
detachment of United States troops
still guards the vault, which is visited
daily by hundreds Of people. An old
Southerner and his wife, who said they
had always been determined Rebels
until the death OF Garfield, came to
the tomb the other day and begged
with tears in their eyes for some of the
flowers which rested on the coffin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
-lAss~uIe.i
WoDanss Rights.

TAX ahou: wolncn's rights Why,
wo.2an Is tbs most independent creature
GA !!ss iHot-ttool, hog on leo TO: cx-
oeptei Wien INN g2es Into room
he looks about hiin, aad viii Keep tis
bst 81 CT oG according rs others have
2uce: but ~rlnan, Lord bless you,
vii oaly ass herself, "Oo [ look bes-
tar wica or ~ithou. r.y bonnet 7" snd as
!hat question is decided viii she newt
ably sct. II uskes no difference to he-
whether i lse = bslI CT iulerl, nup-
pec party G. al church Il hcr bounos
is becoming che viii wear it, and i. it
isa't she ~on't. TAX oi '.on.an 3 rig hts.
-Sostoa IranecrfDt
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
EiIas IGyn.
1Hda e2Sses
Here is the asngcr which Hes In Art

Here Is the danger which Hes in Ars.
love, according to the B2zar; Always
it is vowed to az ideal. Once in 1909
times, perhaps. the nctuai perso, i
found SO much 70 reaemh!e the ilnaghi-
erJ Doing thst the ezsl:ed sentiment
may drop, and rss. upon that resIty
without shocE or change. Cat commonly
.ho difference is Eorld-yida. Apd, II j.
be the unrelenting test OF marriage
which Giscloses il, happy il it ior Shoso
hasty lovers il chGrsc:e. and principle
mania the vogs which passion t,ok.
Yet first love, though oftsreat de!ugion,
Is not, therefore, 8 folly. Ihas rapt AZ
istsnoe III uppor air, tina. losing OF sd il
another, u nos ignoble, aal .aaves be-
hind il something sveateg ,han i, takes
away, as VIXEN our friend dies lbs ang.l
comes. I. is only VII. the radiant vision
Of e long past Geirhuds The honest rres-
ent si1t il can harm. Poor iaithfpl jean
Durla, toiling ea-iy anG late to keep the
b&rIs !ogather and :ler Robin respect
sbis, could 20: have relishel his Moon
iGS abous anasr laystachs arl wetting
his rheumatic f9et, IN composing song.
10 his various frs. loves. Msdcms
Gen1ma Donati Da-n.e doubtless had her
own yiews as 80 The fuss ghich her sa.ur-
nine husband made oter lis lost BeG-
trics and Il their conjugal differences
grew into q separation, who shall say
that the patience oi that high-b0rn lsdy
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
American InyeniieaA.

TIE sixteen American ;nvent!ops of
worldwide adoption are the cotton GU,
tao planting machine, the Telegraph, the
gzaSs mower and reaper, t.lo rotary print
Ing press, htea,n navigation, tisa ho.-au
engine, tac sewing 1naohira, the india
caboar industry. tie machine msnuisos-
ure ot horss shoes, the sand bias. for
carving. the gauge lathe, tee grain ele-
yator, artificial ieenlaking On largo
scale, the electric magnes and IL praeii
ca application, the telephone
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19

The sale which has been arranged,
so far as amount was concerned, OF
the Duke Of IVestminsteT's beautiful
seat of Cleveden, overlooking the
Thames, to Mr.. Levi Lawson, Of the
London Islfg1abA, Tor over a quarter
of a million sterling, has been cancel
led. The Duke has refused to part
with the place, and the reason given
is that he objects to the tenant, al
though offered more than the CONNER
cial value of the property.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
AExIr.ds, .GoIiaCN.

Women in Lustris perform the i,.titsa
Of hylcs)syer-, laDorera, and may 10
ssel carrying hods Of mortar and hs-
keiS CT bficAs W high ladders. Mrro
tsen this, they actually supply the place
oi nayyies, and dig aca whee! barrovs ..
"bGliaat" as nilnbiy a, their lords. lily
chop wood, they cary water, .hey offer
to black or boots in tbs stroers; nni
perform many ether little Offices whioI.,
snvording to our notions, hardly some
Under tie denomination Of "womc-1s
work" Pe,iaps this state Of tainss is
unavoidable 10 p county wnoro i. is ~
ai3ered neccssary TO keep s,andiu,:
army Of $4,000 men. The women
's,ork inosal4ately hard, while hundreds
oi idle men aro constantly asupi2rins
about IN various uniforms, DOING noNl-
lag at all except perhaps blowing a
c.oud Of tobacco smoke.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
a clerk enlDloycd. BY Robert Law


IN Chicago, stole money with which
to gamble in the faro room of the
Hankins brothers. Mr.. Law took
out a warrants for the arrest Of the
Eankinses under an Illinois Law which
not emily makes such warrants procu-
rabie, but conpeIs the police to serve
them. The Hankinses are wealthy
gamblers; YET Mr.. Law vas surprised
when, on going to their place with the
officers, he found that they had been
duly warned by somebody connected
With the Police department.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19

Among the retail! dealers III copper
utensils in Chicago were six who were
willing for the sake Of multiplying
their profits, TO buy goods which they
knew had been stolen from the rlanu-
lacturer. The thief supplied them
with SIS, 900 worth for about S., 800.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19

The medical faculty in England
were discussing the question whether
or not to attend a reception in evening
costume. Professor Charco;, who had
nc; yet learned thc a.cetics Of the Ian
guage, quietly remarked, "As for me,
| shall 90 in rny night dress"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
"VHAT is IL II which = vonaaa find,
tae greatest joyG" "HeE beauty"
$50 tbs ether wol1aan.s lack Of il

Brave Bear, a Sioux Indian, has
been sentenced 70 death as Yankton
for the murder q = white man. The
execution viii take place March Q,
and vii! be the first case Of the hang
ing ofan Indian in Dakota.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
0osGlp NR THE LlDIEA
The -..ers Of rNo Maid OF Al

94sc Tongue Of tho Maid OF As1<uD
As:i OF Alhens, ws nlus. part!
loor WI Is f.caEg, your tsI1psrS taxf
And, Wen go 0ad when ooen.,
sNs: tongue swings Ms Z r>adulula
he,~ ny s:a.sr t-fors ] ga,
r.e,lc1reT I4s Ity i.st rec cesS
And L Tcg car for sn hour oe q,
Ev,p :. aSl sd -: ,ae soct
r. iacts i>-',f>ed kacas all uacoonaAL
k.d'Fo Al. ss,uut b. cye:y a:ri.:
i. .,,s ccrt>i aoas hi ou. Of }oAnA
L'fs 81 .a.>sr5 y.,ica point.
Ie.s>S Ia! ;nagdss etoiGM aow.
or, Led. beg, hi, o,e bS,lcet
And, Il yoi CT fog 81 hour uE "a
Enep i. raj laa x. 20 ro1.
Dy Sofe Mo that cs~cr SaesS r-A
js- oo~s c.>.sseL ey o. which dAalt CGif tseq
3: Iuy bsiG ht1i, 50 prompt 70 toll
NaAt worcc uel neSe: spoak ~on,
You. tongue 4, darling - lio irr,
i-ou pcuf torth words Nc one pl1o.s>oi
!Sai, ,ou can for 81 hour 10,
y,esse sc.i, Il sEQ aud le, me re&
Ms'd q Athens, srn ,oac
IL IL u Issse sheG IN :ivsA
Es,, SoAsb e 70 l,tunba,
Your st-;aent Lne. eiian e. yit ,pJ eoEl
C4-S ] cSSty, 30 llsar lhce: Eol
isss tgusas .s heard frcia e-st 20 wess
But II YOU cen tor e.! t,Gj1r or SS
c'l, fssoM stN and lct LAG RIA
assyruLs:l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
Good Wives,

A correspondent writes to tho Buff. %
Erprees: IN the "Notes and News
column OF the EeprcsS CT Saturday last
there ere some lines under the heading:
GOOD Wives,' but they are anything
but what the author, the late w. ".
How, Ct Shrewsbury, England, with
whom I wss personally acquainteA.
wrote. Tho original yecaas ran as :oE-
lows:
Iheee things good w!is should bo f,.e--
Which three things sio should Dct be IKE:
wife donest:c, good snd pure,
Like snail should keep within her door;
Bot not ike snni., NlIh siyer pack,
Plsos ell her wealth upon her baoE.
LIE towE osct wife should DO,
Keep ,,ine and regularity.
But nai, iiAo cl1cs. llra-gue 70 clear
That XII tns town her voice n-ay he--.
Ike echo z wife sbo1I Re true,
Aa4 spork bu. whom Ahea spOkc,. IL
!ut Iut Ike echo, Sill ie heard
CoG.snc!ng 10. tia fnsl vord-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-18
The Bishop cf Llandaff is dead,

Inc Bishop CT Liandah Is dead.
NJ Bsrtholomei has resigned the post of
Russian Minister to Japan.
England and France will probably have
no difficulty over Egypt and Madagascar.
The new I.ish National League is not re.
ce;ying much support.
The importation of the Irish IVorld in Ire.
land has been prohibited.
Francs has refused the Presidercy of the
Egyptian Public Debt Commission.
The commercial treaty between Mexico
and Germany has been ratified.
Ia the Criminal Court at Innspruck case
has been commenced against Baron Alex.
ander Paul Rsmmingen, a cousin OF the
husband of the Princess Frederica, on Va.
rious charges of swindiipg while acting as the
representative Of the claimants to the prop
erty of the late General Reinhardt, who left
large fortule.
The imports into France during The last
four months increased log, 600, COO francs as
compared with the same psriod last year.
There is an increase in exports for the same
period of 1000. 900 francs.
The Cologne Gazette publishes a letter
stating that eight railways are being con.
structed on the western frontier of Russia,
which, 30 far as can be seen, are not required
for commercial purposes.
Thomas higgins was convicted and SEN
fenced to death in Dublin Saturday for psr.
ticipation in the murder of the two Hu;dyr.
The changes in the English Cabinet are
now completed, the following named Minis
ters having taken the oath before the Queen
in CGuncil to-day: Lord Derby. Secretary
OF State for the Colonies Lord Kimberly,
Secretary Of State { r India; Lord Hartipg.
ton, Secretary o. State for War: Right Hon.
ora6le Hugh G. ChildeIs, Chancellor OF the
ExcheQuer.
John VI. Saunders. who threatened the lie
of Glsds.oue, has been acquitted on the
lr und of inssni'y.
A Be5lin dispatch says the opposition to
tie proposed prohibition of the importation
Of American pork is increasing.
a man named MichRud has been arrested
a, Autun, charged with being member of
the International Socialist Society.
Tee bark Laparieghall, which arrived at
Liverpool from Victoria last month, and
ssiled from Liverpool for (name ef port not
gives J. struck on Tuskar rock, off the coast
OF Ireland, and twenty-tour Of the crew were
drowned.
The British ship Glad Tidings, from CAL
cutta for Falmouth, went ashore at Prowle
poiat yesterday. She caught FIRE and burned
up. Two mel were burned.
There is very stroBg feeling in Irelsni
that Myles J yea. who was hanged YESTERDAY.
was innocent. TIE Lord Lieutenant ex
pressed himself as only too anxious &c re.
prieve him, but could not find ANYTHING in
The papers laid before hi n to Justify him in
ding 50.
Before Parliament resssembles Dixie. the
Under Foreign Secretary. viii probably enter
the British Cabinet.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-18
A Valuable Medicine.
HINTS Eemedy-lts ssary Merits.

YgNHERE ARE no DISEASES MORE PREvA-
n lent, with, perhaps, the exception Of Consunp-
tion, in this county, than the Kidney and Liver
Complaints; and TO find remedy that would effec.
tually relieve them has long been the aim of many
afflicted sufferers. Watcher our habits as people
are conducive to these Diseases or whether they may
result from the peculiarity of climate beyond
our comprehension, and is of little value since an
cificacious remedy can be had but Of thing We
sure that the long afflicted public will hail with
joy the specific which has again and again proved its
ability TO Cffectuay cope with snd eradicate these
diseases. The name Of this medicine is Hunts Rem
edy, and il IS manufactured by the Hunts Remedy
Company Of Providence 1t is not often that men,
ton OF patent medicine occurs in these columns
but when one c5mes under notice possessing
such undoubted merit the one of which we speak,
cannot refrain from giving it the credit it de-
serves. 1t cures when all other remedies fail as it
acts directly the kidneys liver and bowels, re-
storing them all at once to healthy action. 1t is
to eradicate all diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder
and Urinary organs-such as Gravel Diabetes, In
confluence Retention of the Urine. It has a won
derfu effect Weakness Pain in the Back, Sides
OF Loins, and has proved itself the most reliable
medicine extsnt for General Debility, Female Dis
cases, Disturbed Sleep. Loss of Appetite, and all
complaints of the Cr.no- Genital Organs. Its eff.
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destroyer Brighfs Disease of the Kidneys has been
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of the Lyer-as Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia,
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ut the same time. 1t is purely vegetable in compo-
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the public obt,in full particulars in the shape Of
pamphlets aud circulars by addressing Hunts Rem
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