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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
a Long Pneumatic Tube.
A company is getting ready to

A company is getting ready to build
pneumatic tubo for carrying letters
and small packages from Chicago to
New York. The idea at first seems i'm
practicable, but on examination it turns
out to be feasible. Two tubes are to be
made of brass, which will run side by
side, although it is said one tubo will
be tried first. A powerful engine with
an exhaust wheel is to be stationed at
ono end. 1t is said that if the tube is
properly made and planted no air will
escape. The right of way it is believed
can be secured for nothing, or ut q nom-
inal expense, and the main cost will
bo the tubes, the engines and stations.
A letter, sample of grain, or package
of any kind which is to be sent. is en-
closed in n leather ball. A ball pre-
sents the least friction rs n rolling OBJ
ject, and the leather is to be stiff and
heavy. A continuous current of air is
passing through the tube constantly.
With one pipe tho plan is to reverse
the ongino every hour-the first hour
forcing the air into it at Chicago and
sending packages to Now York, the
next hour exhausting the air at Chica-
60 and drawing tho packages as quick
ly back. The mon who have it in
charge do not say how long it will take
to send package this way. but claim
to be able to do it in less than min
ute. Stations will be established at
the important cities on tho route. 1t is
expected to pay largo profit, and to
do the business of the telegraph COM
panics, express companies and the
mail. They say tho scheme Of sending
crude petroleum by pipe for long dis
tanccs, rs is now done, WAS laughed at
at first, and that this ono is more prac-
ticablo, il possible, and not nearly so
costly, Us the pipes are to be small and
can 90 around curves and over hills Of
we'll rs on lrvcl.--M Y Graphic.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
On II BoD-Tail Car.

sometimes countryman comes
into tho car and drops some money
into tho box, expecting that tho con-
ductor will take it out and give him
change. They do not know thcrc is
an aperture for change in the door.
Some of them arc SO ashamed of the
ignorance that they subsidc when thoy
find out what bad broak they have
made. Often on this car gold pieces
have been put in as fare in that way.
A granger once came in and threw q
four-bit piece in the box. He continued
standing and looking ut me for block
or so, and then had tho door opened.
Ho said that he wanted his change. !
tried to explain matters to him, and
told him to go to the Office. He would
not have that You needn't take me
for sucker he said in q loud voice
Il know as much as you do, and
won't stand any of your littlo games.
He commenced to get violent. and so ]
proposed that he should take hi,
change in tickets, in order to pacify
him. To this ho agreed, and l CAV,
him q half dozen transfer tickets, whicl
he could only use that day. He was n,
sucker, but he took those tickets ant
sat down as If he were the smarter O
the two. ."--DriUer, in San FranciSc
Examiner.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
Thurman'S Fish Story.

Once upon time, when crowded
about his presidential aspirations, Mr..
Thurman replied: 81 really have no
ambition in that direction" A look Of
incredu!ity on every face was the only
response. The Judge took in these
looks and related little story. Said
he: Zone summer | was at the Oakland
house, Maryland, spending littlo va
cation up in the cool mountain region.
We got to telling fishing stories. 1 re-
lated something of my own experience
when was present and saw caught o
ca, 'Gsh weighing ninety pounds. When
T to1, t'the weight there was a general
LAUGH, and / was humorously awarded
tho nriz. for telling fish stories. qui-
ctlv roma, 'ked to my incredulous lis
tonors thot hoped soon to convince
them Of tho tr nth of my story that in
western waters there were catfish that
weighed ninety !. >onnds. Whom l re-
turncd to Colnmbu, Invent to leading
rcstaurnteur and inst. ructod him 5opro-
cure for mo the largest chCtsn nc could
possibly secure. He rep 'fto9 IN "a, lew
days that he had one. l Shlheu over
and found an excellent speech. Hen ~elgh-
ing seventy-fiVo pounds. | h'ad nm
boxed and carefully packed in iC'c. and
shipped him to my disbelieving friends
ut Oakland. From the restaurateu.r L
got all the recipes could for catfish
chowder, catfish steak, stuffed catfish,
roast, ETC., and sent them on by mail.
telographed as follows: Skin your
fish before you cook him. n catiisb's
skin being 50 rank as to spoil the flesh
when cooked with it on. They got my
telegram and were puzzled. When tho
box arrived, dripping from tho melted
ice, they werc moro puzzled. Tho let
ter, which arrived by the samo train ms
the fish, explained all. They had a
fine feast, ard it was formally organ
lied with q president and secretary,
and passed the following resolution,
which was sent mo:
Resolved, That the truth Of Allen
G. Thurman's statements should never
be questioned; that his fish storio are
always absolutely true, especially his
catfish stories. ~ CleUeiGnd Press.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
Broken or Fractured?

els the bono broken, or only frac-
tured, doctorp" is an anxious question
often asked apropos of an injured limb.
Broken and fractured arc synonymous
terms in surgery, my dear madam--it
is always q lady who asks this-but I
think ! know what you mean. A fully
developed bone is partly cracked
nearly always it snaps in two pieces
but the soft cartilagoinous bones Of
children sometimes sustain what is
called "green-stick fracture" u name
which almost explains itself, meaning
that the bone is broken through part
of its thickness, but not separated, as
happens with tho green bough of n
tree. Many people have q totally erro-
neous idoa. whom an arm or leg is
badly bruised only, that it would be
better if it were broken. "Right across
the muscle, too!' implies that an in
Jury has beon received across the upper
arm in tho region of tho biceps,t that
being tho only "muscle" which is hon
ored by general public recognition.
How many people know that what
thoy call their flesh and tho lean part
of meat is nothing but muscle, the pull
leys by which every action of the body
Is porformedp Common mistakes lio
in trying to walk OFF, rheumatism,
sprains, and other things which should
be kept entirely Mt rest, and in squooz'
ing collections of matter which hayo
burst or been lanccd with Wow to
hasten their healing by the moro speedy
emptying of their contents. 49, Chambers
Journal.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

The Emperor of Anam uses large
and deep pond of water rs safe for
intended for use Is placed in the hollow
ed out trunks of trees, which arc thrown
into the water, TO keep. away thieves
and prevent the King himself from be-
ing tempted to draw upon the reserve
fund without sufficient cause, anumber
of crccodiles are kept in the water,
their presence and the certainty of be-
ing eaten alive acting rs wholesome
restrainor and insuring the security OF
the royal treasure in n most offectual
maEnor
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
What u Young Woman Wrote.


The Columbus (Ga.) Sentinel pub
iishcd the following model letter:
GEORGETOwNG Ga G-2O-84.-M DEAR
EoNET: | have just laid aside my
work and have taken my pen in hand
to show you that / do think about you
in fact the trouble is to keep from
thinking Of YOU all the time this after
noon just Ueforo commencing dinner 1
felt so lonely that | didn't know what
to do now as | never had such feeling
before | met you | can not help but
think | must be in love well if l am in
love with you am sure have no need
to be ashamed OF it you sec when | got
the potatoes and was about to havo
them for dinner / just thought how
nice it would be if | was just doing
that for your dinner and mine only in
our snug little house when arc you
going to get your liconso | think you
are SO long about it | aint in q hurry
but then would like to get married 4
we arc going to do it at all and not be
foolin& away all these short summer
evenings rs ever your DARLING.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

Ho had just graduated, c,'I they
woro stroiling about tho camp whilo
he explained to her the exercises and
related the various exploits in which
he had been engaged during his course.
A bright idea seemed suddenly to strike
him as ho turned, and with happy
light dancing in his eyes, askcds "Why
do thoy call 1t commencement do you
suppose, when it comes Mt tho end in
stead Of the beginning of the dourscp"
II don't know" sho answered thought
fully, "unlcss it is because you'll have
to commence at that timo to learn
something or get left. And rs she
looked up the happy light had vanished
from his oyos. -B0StOn Posi-.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02
Educational Courtship.

Educational Courtship.
Ss n Boston maiden, and she'd scarcely
&sed eighteen, ...,.1 .'..a
Sovely as an hourj, but Of grave and
N1micn; b. .,F.'' a.. .. &. d.
yclopedia of overy kind Of lore
looked coyly behind tho glassos
wore.
zee, y,
FLY she gazed upon tho slumb ring
Ter sea, ~~-..
broke tho silence, saying: PRAY,
orva, dear,
!, mo Of tho meaning Of tho Thingncss
n the Here.
jtnow you're just from Concord, where tho
lights OF wisdom be,
/our mead crammCd fun of bursting, love,
m win the ir philosophy 49,. Lss,F..
Ipost hoary-headod sages and maids Of ho-
Then solve mo tho conundrum, that I have
put 10 you
She smiled n dreamy smile, and said: "Tho
= -, Ih1nEnesS or the Here
Is that which is not past and hasn't vet ar
rived, my dear;
Indeed" the maid continued with n calm nm.
- rulled brow 49,
1.-THE Thingnoss OF tho Hore is just Tnisncss
OF tho Now"
A smile illuminod tho lovor's face, then with.
out any haste
lilo Slid manly arm around the maiden'e
waist,
And on her cherry lips impressed a warm and
loving kiss,
And said: Love, this is what l call the Now.
ness OF tho This"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

A farmer, Abraham Lcvan by name,
Of Berks county, Pa, who was stone
blind for sixty years, died recently. In
spite Of his aflliction he was always
able to do we'll every kind of farm
work, even that of moving the grass.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

Young women have defeated q West
Point order by smuggling cigarettes
into the grounds for incipiont generals.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

A lawyD ut Portland, Ore, has sued
tho mayor of that place for the recovery
of q bin thus itomizcd: For writing q
letter which Chapman published ovcr
his own signature in defense Of charges
of bribery, 800; for legal advice dur
ing an investigation by tho council.
$3.50; for writing tho mayors annual
message, 500, and for assisting the
mayor to secure q 81, 500 loan, 500.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-02

The crusade in London against col
orcd stockings continues, and shades
of red, violet and yellow are declared
most injurious to health. -.u,.,,,,,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
Lored and Lost.

o loved and TO- loved and lost
That words weak never knew
TIL. where my IN by footsteps crossed,
tired to tell my love to yoi.
o breaking heart o throhhing brow
That words are few il may be well.
For surely no one knew Ill now
love-a loss-no one can tell:
love which in my bosom burned.
And grateful filled my heart and soul:
Blindly to thee my being turned
As turns the needle to the Pole.
good and true, no faul, was thine,
Iha, for my love YOU did no, care;
3 II blame there be. Ills only mine
Twas God that made thee good and fair.
My love was earnest, true, and deep.
And lasted long before told
And when the secret would not keep,
Whispered soft the story old
o happy time. " o golden years"
dream-~hat pain thy waksnins eos,
An answer came through binding tears
found that had loved and losI.
-Cssd IYsyd,.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23

The people fpully were oppressed
heard their lamentations long;
heard their singing clear and .,Tons.
see their banasrs in the West
The captains shout the baitle-ery.
The thousands muster in their might;
They tugn their faces TO the light.
They hi' their hands, they prophssy
We sank beneath the masters ,hrons,
Our ehahag chains we're ne'u undon-:
Nov clash Your lanees In the sun.
Md bless your banners with song
Cod hides His purpose hone shall sean
The blessing, that the curse eoaesAi,.
Til His impeffee; Law reveals
Sozs portion to Hin psFfect plan.
Ne bidss His lime with pailen, syss
While tyraa,s buiii upon the laad.
lie speaks the sori. He saves His AAad.
And fron the siaaes His temples rise.
Nov freedom waves her joyous wing
Bsyead the sosmsn's shields Of geld
March forward singing, for behold,
The nSh, shah rsls While God Is king.
-. G. sss~s
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
Aem advertisements.

LANKS, BLANKS.
Labor Contracts, Bills OF Ladins,
Bills Of Exchange, Powers Of Attorney,
Mortgages, Charter Partys,
Builder Contracts. Articles Of Agreement.
Deeds, Bo,iomry Bonds.
Lenses Purehasers and Manufacturer Invoices, Mar
rage Certifcaies- Hawaiian form. Lsns1
Sheet Maps Of the lslsnds, Plans
Of Honolulu, Charts Of
Principal Ports
Hawaiian
OR ANY BLANks PRINTED TO ORDER
AZ THOs. q. THRUMs
MERcnAsr srpEgr srosE-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
.OFFIcE OF J. E WIsEMAN.
FIRE.rRooF BRICK BUILDING.
No. IS Merchant Street. Honos~in. u. T.
Tho only recognised General Businsss
Agent In the Kingdom.

DEPARTMENTS;
Real Estate Broker, Lie Insurance Agsat.
Custom House Broker. Employment Agent.
Money Broker, Fire Insurance Agent.
And General Business Agent
Rat EsrArs DsrAsrMssr--Buy and sell Real
Estate in all parts Of the Kingdom; Value Real Estate
and property Of all kinds; Rent aud Lease Houses Cot
tages, Rooms and Land; Aitend to Insurance, T1xes
Repairing and CoIlectins u Rentals; Draw Legal
Papers 81 every nature, SsaIth Title Records etc, etc
E4rloynnsr DsrAsrNEsT-Find employment 70
AL branches OF industry connected With the Islands
GENERAL BvslsRss MArrsKs-Keep Books and
Accounts; Collect Bills; Loan and lnvrss Money; Pen.
manship, Engrossing and all kinds o. Copying done,
Procure Fire and Lie Insurance; AivrrlissmentS and
Correspondsnce attended to.
Cusroa HoUsz BSokxs-A Attend 20 al Entries
through po~er Of attorney and Otherwise. Merchants
viii md this department. special benefit thea a.
attend TO the delivery u invoices complete.
SolIcIrISs AsssI fof the Mural Life Insuranes
Ccgrany d Ns~ York, the larges, graded and
soandess Insurance Company In ths ~osid
Tourists and rravslsrs, and thoss seeking psrn.z
nsnf hon,ss on the Anas will and il to their ads.a
sAse 70 consult ns Personally by cttsg shen suit ls
Recommendations arc required, and thes xil hof y 20
.hsi nisiss % sa on me fos general iaosassa pss'
Correspondents solicited from abroad aad esdsrs
seeepsed and nllsd for Hawaiian curios Fsnls. Coral,
shsils, Lava sPsci~sas. Pho<os Views &c. &C, -p-
tanning 70 tbs flandA
srsas tslsndI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
a DMrsisrsAross- NOTICE

r.s una=s.iznss p<rsons hsvs ben given i<sssss q
deceased b. shs Suprsn< Court q this kirSdon. and
k<rety give nies ell p<rs1n< intet<d iks esEsfs
make paym<nf 1lc<, and zn ps.ens hsdag S1aans
syAnss The estate hsIshy nosksd 20 pssasx tAso
~ s<tshn<aE sand forever hsusd
SAN'L e. ALLEN,
JOSEPH o. CAnIEn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23

Pooxs PERTAINING TO HAWAII
JSvss History Of ihs Hassiiaa is.AaAa
Andrews Di<iionzry.
Whstnsys Gsids bosk-
Mia Bnis Sik Noash> 10 the Sant~ieh fs2a4s
Ma cosdoa Cannisst Fire Fesssslak
Nh luct', Hon9llla-
Hs~Aiisn Aisn2aa2c and AanaaL
rogsshsr ~ilh large xsek q vsiaah< and sa,srt.ia-
lss eooks hs Il -kish u ysbsAsa u sAs sasPlsasas
= shis pAs<s
Fss s'is Al
ssoA q. THsrrs
FosS - s6srA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23


.DlLLiNcHAM & co.
H.w jasi received a
Invoice 81 New and Desirable 0oeds
ssirst &c The vanu sf tAis saskss.
eoasr,ias
0x0dsrs 1asd,rars,
MeeAsnts's Tssia
ADD good l;as Of
AGRICULTURAL ll6YIE0 ENTS
We would call The special as,ss,.ss
q P.a,iers TO our
Ps.s~s Dosssis Mould Besrd Pies,
vhieA has sssn pronosasea The sss, q
lie kind ever us<d ia ,hls eoan,p
We have also received .
DILLINGHAM; BREAKING FLOWS
80. IA. !. in. ~hisA are giving pss.a
a;isfsesiss ~hsrvu .hsy
ara uAd
DEAASD xScBEAsTxA
ne sndlsss variety q sssds ~hi-A
vs are as- oonsiaaf.y 70
ssisinS rev ssIns
OPENED FOR INSPECTION AND SALE
AT The LOWEST PRICE
Oflingham-& Co
ist-d
7 w. HINGLEY 4 co.
Manufacturers Of nsvass ciss~A
rrsuEEs AS5 Drnxss ~
Tohscro.
Cisu.nss.
fai sn-s<-n' Ars<is.
rA< asss eonais,s s,s<k IN ihs kingdom
Kiaz frs<i. tlsx Alaksa) Hsno,siA
fso-4N
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
= A d q y L n OF T.

-
BEAVER BLOCK.
YopT srR
i=ps--r .ns Ds.ier IL
zEposESr FIXTURES
Chsbe.i..n, ta7gs, P,a.srii Blsel :. lsr.ps;
D Tubular. slIs Tubular. Belmx.b>.s,
ard psiio. Lsstsrns; Sgrs>, Po-ss,, an4
Tabi. Lamys Ctsbes, Chinasys, Rsfs-s7ss.
Lap HoI1sfs f7s sssiaE. inaesisss
STOVE; AID RANGES rgsi. San, nse1,.
HA4sii AIsi-. ALa-1A Flea
MISSISSIPPI eAscE-coshs es7,<,- or
N-''-n pri1... r,sl.a:e. @. e ,sai L. s11
eYc-izfisx beIzE
wESTsyHoi,r5 iXL CUTLERY.
10. .,-sr;H.-a, u Table, D,,-rt, ssd Tea
kavs. ard Fo-ss; CaEysfs and stssis with
plain and Ornamental iyysy h4nalss ais,
Poes.t Knives, RsIors, Shear, B.itsa- has
aad Latii.F sei,.sys, Bread Knives, y.naiss
Trrneh Coax Kaiss, Baiesa as4 Eis<Asa
Enivas
BASKETS; w., or -,
Lazstrr I'D Aiasses esi.ss&
DooRaaTs-asssr,.d sl--s ase 5.;.crs.
siLvEa-pLATEp wARL: NJ
Roger sro+ssrs' ,sa M.41i.r pi.,ips wos.s;
@ai. sse Cream Fi.ehsrs s5s.. Des-r-,
Hol5.lt Ssssia Rlass chIls,sa'i 2aF.
pies. aat Crsst S.sa5s, Bauer bSsl,
Gard Eeosiv.r, fs4is Stsads. PrssGv,
DiihsA
AGATE WARE
ysrY n..; Ard es..f.his: 7-A-s C-S'<iaz
Utsasls IN iaEzs variety.
STAMPED rINwARl
III - re esa J.S a saa ee a.'. as4.
patterns "a Star Para
sArcEPASs-Euau,.i-s ard iir.s,4 irsn. hs-. ,pirs
to tzaii7a.
JApASvEp WARE
Cak. Cash, ard Kali. Boxes. Spi,oeos
CzsSi1ors, Caiits.n's Trays
Fa4s-n.s' Platform. Counter. an xsesea
seziss-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
Msllas Pi9ss. saavy!s ss15Sss HS.si R.zs.
Plsv Handles znd Bea1zA-
ICE CHESTS AID 2EFRIGERAroRs
BALDWIN FODDER cuTrERs-Tsr.s t.<4, v
), ~, and 1-.seA ca,, ar Al aEt.slA
KupBEg HOSE: -.
ard earbolyyi, y. n, 2 Y. ~ ia-A
Hose, nSs1sss and sesiaklefs, Ae
Sex. 4 Lad 3 :. IL .ssas a i ss PIP.
LEAD and non; Water clo@st,, Cases
sAtsi I'm sh.. Cope, ei.su aad ,inssi,
BaeE sss .saneisd: Sr;. wss6asl-is.
Sheet Zine. San Solder, Svs s-n uA<s.
warranted
GALVANIZED IRON PrPE-ss1 to iseA; .rss--.
reSueers, plsgs seAasas
PIPE VICES. tad. y TO Iarb pipe; ,,oe1s aaa ais.,
suis y 10 iHsh p'p--
BIRD caCEs-Larges: vasi-iy In market. painted
bright. All or1ss -ifs-
BABY CARRIAGES. Bsyt wA.~,s.Ha-. and CO
ezrt&
AGENT FoR
Halls jussly-eelsbraf.t FIR. ard BsrS.sr rsof
s.ieS We keep q stscs TIE 'sts.s, sssost'
issas Ct SAFES 70 Be found ~sH q California
Cats n@sisl up.5u a7piicafiSa
oELTI-s ICE MACHINES:
.ssaa Is ava'i,si.. s4,,li sIss Hl.z-s "a d.
Ice In fssf hours secoya s.xe, "a lbs ia sevls
hours SHtss sIh tGis oiTGcli5r fcr ucsklnfs
mailed 20 your address o. application We
anIhos1-d deliver fhsss paa<hinHs
alonEsste r4seTs 7Fiees, adisaS a<ly e.
Q, ya<s.n.-es1ss and frrightl
CUSTOM WORK a all tiads IN in. uop7.r. ard
shset-iron ~cr<ns 4.sso1ed 70. Wo<t-shs1
sse. s;sre. WsEk execafet BY csu2<z<ns
voTSzsea q, reasurz5e rxiee&
BEAVER BLOCK. FORT STREET.
.S.z.h,. s;xpsnrs b=.,s ,h.a s,,- sAl,ing --as
~ DON'T FoRcET " ~ ,sa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17

MARTIN d ToAY have a stock of
Stratman Is Co.'s No. / bob-sleds
for sale at same prices rs they are
sold in Dodgeyille. Call early or
they will be gone. Nv
SMOKE "Hello Bub" cigar, for sale
at J. A. Spratler's
FARMERS buy your goods whore
you get the CASH for your produce,
Brewer 81 Penhallegon's. IS
On Cake for sale at low prices
by Il }. Penhallegon ~ Son.
Congdon a Evansville boots and
shoes, warranted, at Deller's.
TuE best 80 cent tea in the mar
kct is at the Nimblo Nickel Cash
Store.
You can get low prices in mems
and boys heavy boots, at j. Pen
hallegon & Sons, opposite Gundry,
Gray u Co.'s.
AXLE GREASE in bulk, &c per III,
at Brewer e Penhallegon's. 80
FrEsu Oysters direct from Balti-
more, at G. Hendra's. Telephone
No. so,
Brewer & Peuhallegon have just
received another 5Oolb lot Of their
celebrated soc tea 23
MALAGA GRAMS, Oranges, Ba-
ponas opI ofhpr frpits for Christ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17
Scissors Saucs.


The Lena Star says that twenty
Eve years ago Mr.. Abe Lutz, of Wad-
dams Grove, while out fishing got a
cat fish. bone in his back by some
means or other, and it has always
bothered him more or less ever since,
sometimes causing him considerable
pain, and at times laying him up
for several days. Saturday last he
went to Freeport, and DIR BIT. Buck
ley successfully extracted the bone
from the flesh, and we are GLAD to
know that the gentleman is feeling
much better since the operation,
"A couple of candidates for mat
rimony who were considerably I'M
der age, presented themselves before
his honor Judge Rowley, day or
two ago, and requested the latter to
join them in the holy bonds of we'd
lock. The Judge informed them
that the laws Of the State of Illinois
prohibited the marrying of minors,
but that if they couldn't possibly
live without each other and were
bound to get married, they could be
accommodated anywhere-in Wiscon-
sin. The youthful couple started for
Hazel Green, and returned to Galena
few hours after, having succeeded
in having their desires grati6ed. A
Justice of the Peace performed the
ceremony, and the couple bore away
with them an elaborate certificate of
their marriage The bride was lit
tie over 10 Galend Gazette.
Stories are in circulation that a
house in certain part of town is
haunted, and that spectres may be
seen some nights when the weather
is cold as any one approaches the
house. About ten o'clock is the
common time for the appearance Of
these figures. The writer knows
that part of these reports are true !;
for &c be was passing the house at
the above named hour be saw a
white figure with almost lightning
rapidity glide past window. The
only plausible explanation of this
appears to be, that on the cold even
ipgs of last week probably some
ladies made their preparations for
retiring by the fire and that the fig
ure spoken of was that of a woman
in her night dress-Shulls6urg Pick
and Cad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17
FARMER SPEAKS.

Mr.. Austin Jay, of Copenhagen,
Ont, says he was SO afflicted with
Liver Complaint that he was oblig'
ed to give up work. The druggist
at Aylmer induced him to try 10
PEsA with such good results that
after using two bottles he was able
to resume work as usual. Says be
got relief from the first dose, aud
is satisfied there is no better Liver
remedy in existence. He gladly
allows us to use his name.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17
a life saving Present.

Mr. NJ Il Allison. Hutchinson,
Kan: Saved bis life 10y simple
Trial Bottle of Dir, Kings New Dis
cOveiy, for Consumption, which caus-
ed him TO procure q large bottle,
that completely cured him, when
Doctors chang Of climate aud every
thing else had failed Asthma, Brou-
chi'i=, Hoarsenrss, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diseases,
it is guaranteed to cure. Trial Bot
tie flee at c r. MotTett Drug Store
Large size 81 Co
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17

OLD ladies' warm lined shoes at
cost, at J. Penhallegon 81 Sons, OPP
posite Gundry, Gray & Co.'s.