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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
CATTLE.
, simple or~r,'i"n "f '"u~ii"r,bi" rr~"-
Gir.I tflp.

ni>ha-n n. cai;l" - attended wsh
-rra' suffer ~. # performed afr thc
nnra ha> attained 4 -zc tHat makes Il
lnspo,>ibi - cat il oI clos" - Tho had.
" without 4 disturbing IT," cellular. houy
,v,rc, ~ has supporting The horn.
>urh an operation - a'>o 81; ended ,.
SOME danger - the death 81 III animal
The writer has -crn in the Chicago
uu.oa >,ac>-lari>, IN on" zen. tw" -
farrr carloads If bulls, all oi which
Ny ,uf .ring severely. and som" diving
IN aeon, ,.dr~Cr.nahic. is'Cau-- hey
horns hal been ~awu of within about
four inches of Their skulls Eac- bal
irn>j;-si their egg ~ IN" exposed.
n~arrnv-lhr substance contained ~ IN.
Gel :. OF IN hnny cores. and the -rUh>
az laryr had worked their NAY towards
tb. h-aIa. th, r sEr-a mot 80 caG>in :
fncunceNahlc d.grce> oi torturr - the
hrlpl-~> . .a>t>. IL l. Ia te rf-0'tt Il
that N. day II the g.fa ~ :, ha> passed.
and hat ~it,rrforr. mild Ju>t { n ne;
T., l~-rall, m-tci Il IN" saSag" wh"
would in.liyi such drcad;ul anguish
ur.pn even the m,.s' Vic.ua ~ craie-.
fsr a little gain.
\. 1T j. impo~>;hl' that M nrader o.
IN. grsf~t, P.Grulsr can wish ~ de- ="
.-,,,l 4 a,.si a. - Cut the horns 81 u
mtrfp. animal. there l. nn n'ei IL dc
>rrih;n- the method Al: don% Il hut
th,r. : = WAY ~ watch the horns mat
l. prevented fom growing. anit
Ia. ,,,s,~st.nu : attended WIKI ltls
,-air. and tha; lttle j Ia~n"ivnfsrN.
Wen cit q. : horlssi b9->: ! 8 fnw
~, ola. lf.l- lump, vii TX .uusd on
thu BE- 4. indicating the >.'ot "he1'
he horns Will grow. Il not ! cvyHtc!
e.. the prompt n.fs 2Nal ~ I" Htir uHi-
can, "a: iucin eat horn. ly7nE Dose t.
Meath III, A.a. To rem AZ Them. t"o
.uel >jts, crossing ai r-"f @0-t,s
- rlssl.. with = >lsrp >n.i" III
/ Is.tasS rsr hen H. "a> ~ TT uu.
81. ! -. wound ClSsei wI;h = at u.
- king rli~tr-. ana 1s warS O. doe
>.m. rrrfr- - scar the spct wssTn i.e
horne sr. - -. u>aE = Te-A hoi
} : a. he oirr&LAon max - e gaaSk-
s;y sad ctcr;gds done. ouv ar two
S.l,,k-> Of he head eAer,>> thu "a =
&I<suurs.al a. tar fish on> "a: thu
y.fit which are yci quite ncS - .ae
apG Slst ~rTs, - a. -se
Sssi a.. suffering ii ArcouEt o; tie
h,ra, II that animal A. tAerc = 80
NAV m u>e :or determining tac eNas
.>t..n, ui the suffering u; SLy animal
from All injury. ons ulgsi d.S4ie log
himself whether or act the p=ls adrnd-
in- this operation on konac caves -
-
e;uai Ia the SUFFERING ther iHrn>
would jnfic; upoa oieef anirnSis- II
those dangerous and Useless "Sapda>
were prmi;tsi TO crow a. 20 eS
economy of the ~ofc-aisoa- ihsrc r.
no doubt in the minds Il fic>e Wa
hay,. To-. ya,ua5,e IN mas. or ntch
:e =. pa. enee Or profit t1ronsh she
of horns on mi>caie'c.s q
rieovs t-useS-P-sirse Farmer
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

-Ths hsppy ow .~- q = oos eAn al
ssv.prorsde some dish for d-s--r' upon
sho- ao;lc-. H-r- a-r tfrecroas f0r =
.tr-e. Cot several .i.ces II spo-gr
cak- n.o snsil ps~c-s O. r~-ulx- .hApr,
cav al seh sSua-c pat sh~m inio =
deep china eovL cover ~th \ RIA
TO 81 clstxrd. r~~-sn- TIE ~nit~- q
The exr. - ~hp :o- ihs top, or Z To
cos produces crv4z. usc he Waite -
to e.C- II toe rust,rl md sap > 2 2:
g cram for th~ top = the tavi Ssvor
- "a vanilla and .w~~.ru .i-htlv al;
he .u.ar able whipping ~ cream
~. : Twas
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
IN Csr-s-

i barb ~ S.i u whHh su~k >-c
KEEP; >hDuii lasr AaN &: = GaSws
fer ;sv at. uot cr4y sc:ul for VENTS
sor. hi ay>o - Ms pieniV 81 SsA.
The eve of ali azinlL, arc Lkcl, a. -
impaired hy ksrpirs them n = buihlaG
,saI : poorly ls,eL Tse change -
iuera a dark sA-n sad ID. far sSals-a;
cus of Seoss J. too u . Gai Seveoe to
&tnS 4 iLs exc re'SRiag - healthy
raz..n~ The wsntos> sspsIld I'll -
o. glass fss while aipgte= .ss liG1'
iruely. IL keeps cat wt-a incl Ee1css
et wca.ser ia.se might b. 1srTeais
al ecli ar o. dam &.1o-phs-e mast
surriy result n aiGsy % III animals x-
pose; 20 :sem-Eanse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
FEVER.
4 Dreaded ni.-s~~ and tn~ surrounding
Tending Q. produces H.

Tending Q" Produce u
Tn = j. = p~rcv2-Gt { ~ra-" a-no--
cattle - This pcroi ~ n, yea. wa,sh
MA, ~ cs-ly rcc"Cu I'D irom 81 e L.
>;,lcung, -Fmpjou. l. = courarn
Known :, the BLACK - a. black gsl..-
TT bgf IL ,rue rzm. - ANTHRAX few
- gwen = H.. 81 tn b4.C-. % 5
lroa-i and p Il .Gu-~a wkicH >,u8
IN =. nth .k'a utLs-d4uIual>- A. ~
j. i-1Ja a cr-rk us1 nssu7a- ls4rs
u1r wort a.ta-tc =" .b!1ck s:s-eF ,-i
= z'-H >.wLtTlv II t,@i. IT F0-rs
AL the ll~-a~- csaTbs Ec1 Cd: tt-
I'm. biloxi aft-arane- /: = at- o.
-. u,s>; T~rvll-at ard fta! ~ 90
cGt.lr. aud . sl~Au1~ oi a2Ha.- ST.
uaw Z NJ g th> xalEfs- wA rE h.
,-r-s- ais e t~a 81 - = v - g
aIsl .D--E- = cau~,1 ly I'D -t So
asGeD1~ ura 81 3 ost a -
r.z1-s~ 81 -Taru Er<~ sd ta-li & e.
dry EcI - W-ta Ell. 'Ae z~1-4o -
rnab-a uh CO 3; -.ae ezseH zms-
.ar-~er. - cu~s-l TIE > cat-i- - csu
I'm - to ~c4S ?. RAJ w-~1~ 3
swamp meadow dv corn sxb1s~ - -
"a ;hs ~1uu;ts car @ad stalk ae:t 90
H. srlI ;bc Sca;h vG-z ka-k~ fhc
:rozea heria-e All the w1:r iouI~i
" "a - Washing q: The apI zai a.
lie gather a. q oCiars and S~zyel
EAtsr -. LIZ b. Eoss -a-nr1er. SKI f
dad lezy~-ail th~>c zr zkea iatC
tA< stomach. II Fh. n mails SD pro
dun, the iney tablc re~8it-yr- d.
ea-~ of The digestive oT-za>. dsorieT
q: TIC LIVER. imPzre Alcad and feysr<
and d-zfh cas- Z al Ia j. ~ &
az mos. IL The ca-. >o-se o:A=-s au1
4 frw osiy. -1fe- :rn everlasting %
div food before The s:snacks ar
broaSht dcwa 10 ;heehaaSc. aEa ID
= thing 20 b. watched fS- and xyoa11i
By razking tie change c: fpcd sra4a-
allv.-N. j. x, al
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

- esd avax .atsA ~ $50
ssros - svrr
t=AFG = ss 800
o.. coyso-s yellow ooCs ard
Sarsspsrsla Aas zis~v st~i
tkzsss4s - E~sa Nv~s 81 Sssfz
49, sz4 49, o. e.,
rsss A~A-lh
TAs Ers. svupsas ft- eus
s4 - a~~tat ~sa ~sFIfaes 3
Hqf-aEas qslFAi4s a. = i~G
- ~ez.in~s. as Asss'@ta saNF =
ulAI fzxsgzs @2a So ~ H -
s-sAaf Aaat#. a~stsFel 2
ur.az-r s-az~atae s8 r
q tra - =
tsss s~rr.aratia ss-sa
T. ra5cl hss s,oa! s ,e. Z
io~y,car,. AaI D.. pcesvs fsssa
every ia,'aa~ tbs t~sf b-l pas
fr s,~-u -ns,st.f 49, strv
e. % carl4aitha "a % ~aul
cl .ran \ ,hr-aGh G@s-a~r -
--n~t-.u. aeTt. sai rs
L Z hsrstsr wa 3as fosl
e1a u~ll t. I. vs~n - a.
s-,su la ~ ~roa- al bavaly
kaoa stat j. g.. nA-trF w'h %
leaau g. rratasa - - A.
a,,ss sGcei The sss'syt-e q;
arra, spirits ru-vudrrs7l Is = ase
gl,vs l. fret rank afuoaE tae
frsr a. stats ,: nzi-v ia rssi=s
D.. GAlns dsr=sca
Procure tha FrnsrlF e v--r
49, ifus EtsI u te Aas ~ss u a
hznI4GssJ - ~rt-ursEE $50 80
II, all afsf s4sat.fsH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

WEea Sapc,~oa ta!kel .. invading Italy
enc 1l Us Offers sail Bat. s-re. &C.
rl~a.u,r The Alp T. al Urinary G-a
tf~sc wuu-t have seemed slmT'Y i1~ur-
mslatAile, but Sapolraa rrspHai~4 eager
lv- There sEAI - n Alp-' - tA- IA
lrcs S4snr-an pass Wa made Ns~as-,
Ike 2 moSatzIa, stands II The "a 10. "a =,
fortune all Gaa1F 9 many WI = 4r-
Fl-rcs's "Go.isa Medical I4scsEeTy'
might - healed AMI - the mountain suI.t
disappear. IL - specific fog al! Nod.
chr5alc lung sad liver Diseases, sa-E -
consumption tWAlch - scrc.Lla * :Ec
l1n-sl, ptmpirs, b!o;ct~s, e-upuJus, ;g-
nors. s.e.lGsA :eS~e--sJrv. AMI 4Edfst
~rNlul-.ts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.

a Mississippi lady grow. three hun
dTed = Fifty varieties Of roses ~ her
garden every -ummc-.
The fashionable sandwich j. made
q: Tim bread and chopped chicken COW
.r'i All o'er with thick pa-te-X T.
Noraid
-be"ch wood should ALWAYS y, sea-
~ under over II left out .npo-.d
/" all >nri- .: weather i soon hc.r.e-
almost worthless - .ucL -EzeAaugs.
In planting rel ra-pb~rrc. for pr
paCauon Remember that If IT in rows
seven Let apart The root $ II ~. IN
two years. and by the third cover III.
entire sn-fac" -Ea-at Nor IorEsr.
Stuffed Cahba-e Remove n heart
by -preading back the lrart. to do
which without breaking pour over a
pint Of boiling water. fl ;Ie yarancy
with co kei chopped ~ or chicken
rolled into bali with IN. yuls o. one
"Gg; IL ~ a cloth and boil t~g hour.
The Ny'7rhpid
An English gardener state tina,
fruit doe not color - well IN 3 .1.n.
~"a-on % Ia on" when there J. bu' ltti-
suns tiur. There wa- NOR. sunshine in
England .a-' YEAR than during ans <ea-
-ou for hall a century. bg, -.sl ih- APP
p.r- p'ar- and pear.c- ~er- yeT, uoar-
. co.or"i
To mai apple snowfall. Boz. one
hali pound 81 70" ia nj. til n-atiy
cooked ta"u str . p.--! aud core
some .ar-" appl- ~;hgu, dividing
them Frf Glow. sud SOM mar
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
YsnpR Me-. H~sA ThN

-Hx Tuir.Ic Belly Co. 81 Marsha. Mob.
o--r - s-ui th.r c~.-brat-d tIL-Tzs-\.L-
re BI.Tsnd yt--T ELErTElC AFFLIA~ -
on ,~Tiaifor a. days. - rnen .Nn-uE % ODD
Afflicted - Ia s-rvoCs t~stl4..v. .oss - vita.
4ty AMI a. sluir~l troubles. Al~J .ar Ttsu
u-4aitsEn ue1rAEApEr=.Nss an4 Ha-s at.-
80 i.S-asys. to4r4-se y..i,Talru d zth,
vIgur. AID manhood guarantee. y E.s- -n-
rsrr-l. So - days ira. - -.a~~I- Nr;s
them - o.c. tOg .t-c pamphlet, tg~~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Lst.ls things NAV help a man q rse-I
heuf I4u ia an ~a.N cLalT tuE Instance. I~
il-r~~'s Pheasant FUrs-lv- Pellets" "a %
small things. pleasant - t2a.. AL flsF.
cure sitS-heatA he's. Te.i"v. torpid Usr-a
aud 10 wuni-rs. h-ins pa-siv v---fst.
they c-n uJt barn any che. All dT-4 -'-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
DEATH IN FULL DRESS
The issoS-r Of Wes-ns . Co~sa- Tia;
Is Ncs Aaspsrt "a Yhis CEEkss-

Is >cs Adapted ia hi tLHHAss
4 .e:s-r f-uas : failaiei b = sona
who Ia, married abroad cssnysy> the IN
,eocstins information that the PRRceot
Wales rec~a;ly appeared Al Al evening
entertainment wearing 4 hISh-asi:onei
frosk-coa. orly one who has lived
abroad xaa felt the w-Sa; q; the
sr { Ga love for swsliow-tail- and hISs
h1,s caa spprec att the dArsa- q.
AibcI Edward Innovation Il . de-
vvu,ly 20 lie hoped. however. tia; al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

4 ~N0TaEE's s=hH?3r IL anetmes tol-
J . - - her So b. ~.s- wear. fsrhsT-
th.s - the T-AsSa slm~ men are - 1sr.
I.y-loskus N~-i,surz
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

BRnwN'- BRONCHIAL TS1CHE~" are q.
-. I-ut for the relief OF H.sTsr.-e. D~ Sore
Throat Tu-v srs cSr--Iin-.F eGsc.su-
Sid .a.ig "a JyTss. Price - ,-.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

Worth. the great PARIS trrssmak.r. Is
coming oVe- = THIS cIuutry = lecture.
". hops tha. he Is not coming w.ta Aly
l!sseI ga.-4s8 Iuta.e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

VANS half auicltc an t~I us aHv r
rlau can - down q 81 oicva,1E.-N. J.
L~lg>r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

NJ ui~-r, Say. NJ C. 7 kr-, Bald
E-, NJ. ~. c-r-i %. severe hsags~u-ss
ant ,~s t.-Ja; ~ = :es !.es A~i STAR
Col.A Curu-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

\ ~,vrLE were photographed n frrut =
Sragars cb~ utb-y tav. Pride sy-th u~-
for a fa-L."-Ltfs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

WHrv j. q punctuation Ps.Et .D'.Nt-
Gated. WAsu b. - .uii p.!Et IAIs joke
vss rAiNsG-IAf H1.-Ls..
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

l. VOC can't marry Il woman e sense.
yvau. man. marty a woman % dollar
Ibigisiyk Call
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

. Pile t4murs cured 90 IN d-ys.
r:r'urs Ia 'orr v~eks. fstirs-S. Nor.l s.
D.sl-usAry E-,IIr-l Assoc. Eluais, y /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

WY End ieg.i With The Boston girl
There 81. specs 81 tGe lE-Nl brIFA.c
" afflicted 18th S0.e E~r-. uNs d.. I"ssc
!soEni-1ns Eve NAseE. Dru.si.J~ sai - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
A Clear Skin

IS only i par; OF beauty:
bu, !, sa part Evcryla lady
nav have IL: !, least, what
looks like IL Magnolia
Balm both ,rcShcns and
bcau,iacS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

- f1re b rrnarif = r-lr
n~s-f ifuEEtsI u Dc aas &c "a
hznI al-sg ss ~*-astIE ass "a
Il, aas Afsf s4sstlfss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
Personal Points.

--Chas. Springer has secured quite
a desirable position in Chicago
that q, taking charge of branch re-
tail cigar house, we understand. He
goes next week. His old school
mates and chums here are glad of
his success, knowing him to Zoe
worNhy and competent.
We senior editor became indis-
posed through hard cold this week,
and had to lay up at home fer re-
psigs.
Our esteemed young friend,
StnuSmore Vivian, who has been
struggling for years with the studies
and science of medicine and surgery,
Is back from New York, bearing
with him ''sheepskin" which places
hm in the highest rank Of NJ. DIS.
He will establish himself here with
hiss father, Dr. J. III. Vivian, and fol-
how the practice of his chosen pro-
fession. The TRIBUNE, Uncommon
with the entire community, congrat-
ulates Stansmore on his great achieve
ment.
Our office wss favored with a
call this week from Mrs. Henry
Weise, who is a recent and valuable
accession to our city
Mrs. Charles Bennett of Madi-
son, is down visiting with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Treweek.
1T was our pleasureFhis week to
meet in our office with DIR. Fred b.
WOOD, Of Milwaukee. Oar readers
awill know from bis bold advertise
ment in this paper last week that the
doctor intends makingTegular visits
to this city and Dodgeville. His
testimonials are convincing of mis-
wide and successful practice. All
are invited to cali on him when here.
You will find him gentlemanly,
This week J. Nj. Mulhairn took
trip to Chicago. Before returning
he will investigate the tobacco grow
ing business in the vicinity of Ed
gerton, for the purpose Of learning
all he can, as this year he will be
numbered among the eultiyators.
Next week Harry Lenahan will
depart for the purpose of farther
Developing his claim in Dakota. He
is one of those who will make such
An undertaking win.
DIR. II. G. Cutler started for
Trinidad, Colorado, on Tuesday,
whether he was summonns by tele-
graR. to attend upon WI. Wrig-
ellsworth, formerly editor Of the
C2rO@jclc, who is reported to be Sc
riously ill, at his home in that place.
The B2otor expects TO return next
week. 80 says the C1roajoEc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
DIED.

PHILLIPSIn this city. March 2tth. 1885, at
o'clock p. m, Mrs Virginia q. Phillips, aged
4S years. The cause Of her death vas inser-
mai cancer.
Deceased was born 10 Cornwall, England, and
came to this place ~ years ago. During her
long sickness she suffered greatly at times OF
late years she has been a member OF the r. NJ.
church, and particularly since last winter,
when shc went forward for prayers among tho
many who did SO. She has given evidence Of a
truly Christian spirit, and bore her mncrings
with gr eat patience aud resignation. Funeral
this Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
KENDALIs-In the town OF Mineral Point,
Sunday morning. March 81 1885, Mary, relic
of William Kendall, aged about 80 years.
On account Of feebleness Grandm. Kendall
has been little seen for many years, but the
older citizens remember her well as a most ex-
cellent woman. She was born in Sheffield.
England. Before coming To America she was
married 10 ~ Heap, and after his death about
40 years ago to William Kendall. She was con-
verted before anybody in these parts knew her
and has been all her lifo consistent Christian
and member of the Methodist churoh She
wss buried from the M. L. church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
TIE popular sentiment ID voiced
by the G7tr0nicIe in this way:

The popular sentiment ID voiced
by the Ghronicle in this way:
"The denomination of John T
Jones for the office of county Fudge,
by the Republican county conyen-
ton, was a most fitting aud proper
act, being at once recognition of a
faithful and efficient public servant,
and an evidence Of true regard for
the Interests of the people of the
county. Jndge Jones has made a
most conscientious and painstaking
officer, devoting nearly his entire
time to the discharge of his official
duties, and hiss record is one of the
very best in the state. Though he
has passed upon hundreds Of litigat-
ed cases, but few of his decisions
have been appealed from, aud
in nearly every case of appeal his
decision has been sustained by the
higher court. He has been absolute
" impartial, and his integrity is SC
far above suspicion that even those
who oppose him cannot question it.
AS a man, too, no one is more de-
serving than he. He served his
country faithfully as a soldier IN its
time Of need, and in his everyday
life sustains the character of liber-
al, public-spirited, law-abiiing citi-
zen a kind friend and good neighbor.
Under such circumstances, there is
absolutely no good reason for a
change in the office, and we can but
believe that the convention in unan-
imously re-nominating him to be his
own successor for the ensuing term,
has voiced the verdict which the
large majority Of the people will re-
cord 81 the polls."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

Town CAUcUs.-The voters of
the town of Mineral Point are re-
quested to meet in caucus, at the
Town Hali next Saturday afternoon
March IS at o'clock for the purpose
of nominating a full set of town
officers to be voted for at the APP
proaching election.
MANY CITIZENS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

enough money to pay Mr.. Croft's
expenses aud have him give them
an evenings talk. He makes every
thing plain. He had one such meet
ing in Cassville, and will go and at,
tend others when called upon. Ian
caStcr 1eNer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
Married.

At the =. M. parsonage, March IS,
1885, by Rev. g. Dawson, Mr.. Perry
Crago and Miss Louie Taft, both of
Monroe, Wis.
by the same, March l9lh, 1885, at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. VIM. Hartford and Miss Nellie
Suthers, both of Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

and the party interests, that the Re-
publican party has lost ground which
should be speedily recovered. Re.
publicans should avoid these pooling
operations hereafter, and remain
true to the party in local elections.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
Linden Items.

DIED.-On Thursday night, in the
town of MiGlin, of cancer, Mr.. John
Hird, aged 5 years. Mr.. lIird has
suffered for some time with cancer
on his lower lip, which was consid-
erably aggravated by piece of straw
lodging IN his throat last fall. This
was removed but short time ago,
and the cancer at once made its APP
pearance in the wound, causing
death. Mr. Hird's brother James is
in n very critical condition, having
suffered since last fall from q stroke
of paralysis.
DR. Stull, ofeWashbun, has con
cluded to locate in our village The
doctor has been very successful in
his practice, and comes to us highly
recommended, both by the people of
Washburn, and by those physicians
VINO know him. We trust he will
receive such patronage from the peo-
pie as his experience aud abilities
deserve.
Mr. William Arthur, who has sue
cessfulIy conducted the Barreltown
school during the past winter return.
ed home on Tuesday. Mr.. Arthur
is Que of our most enterprislng
young men, aud is struggling hard
against adverse circumstances to ed
ucate himself. This is the kind of
material that will surely win in the
end.
Died in the town Of Mllllu, of in
flamation of the lungs, Mrs Grover,
aged about 20 years.
The Linden public schools closed
on Friday for two weeks vacation.
| The attendance for the past term
has been unusually large and the
prospects are fora still larger attend
ance during the next.
COUNTY JUDGE.
The action Of the Republican
county convention, in placing in
nomination the Hon. John II. Jones
for reelection to the responsible po-
, sltion of comfy Judge, is meeting,
AS it justly deserves, with the high.
est appreciation Of nearly every cit.
izen of Liuden. We are not pre-
pared TO say that the Judge will re-
ceive host Of Democratic votes
from this town, for Democrats
} around Linden are as scarce as Re
publioans soon will be around the
national capitol. Still we feel con
tident that he viii receive the votes
of his party, while all Others express
Themselves as perfectly satisfied with
the able, impartial, and lawful man
ner in which he has discharged the
duties of the Office The success
the Judge has attained depends not
altogether upon his legal ability, but
also upon his close application to
business pertaining to the office.
! What we need in this office is a man
who will be as good in action as on
paraoe.
Mcssrs. Ben Richards and John
Hoskins left Linden OF Monday, for
Tower, Minnesota. We understand
there are some new iron mines lately
struck up in that region. Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
The Local Field.

LARGE mouths in sweet women are
the present fashion.
DIR. WooD's long experience is
valuable to the afflicted.
ONLY the most discouraging news
comes from General Grant.
is it not about time the candidates
for city officers were showing up?
ATTEND the Sunday School Con
cert at the P' M. church Sunday
evening.
bibles of all styles and prices
/ ranging from 40 cents o$5 may be-
obtained at John Bennett's store.
The young ladies of the iPresby-
teran church will give an oyster
supper Thursday evening, March 2G.
AT the City Livery are some choice
draft horses which will be exchanged
4 for good roadsters. Also few sec
q ond-hand buggies for sale cheap.
HARD colds seem to'be the most
popular thing going. ,.Caution-should
be exercised as this is 8 season when
pneumonia abounds to an alarming
n extent.
RFJ r.. e. CLoUAsH is to deliver
his lecture on "Army Life" at the
Il Yellowstone Methodist Episcopal
church next Tuesday evening,
N March 5lst.
ToBAooo culture having taken
such foothold in this vicinity, we
hope to give colGmu occasionally,
sif nos weekly, to the subject. One
directly interested has agreed to aid
us.
VI WIN. TEAgDALE is now comfort
"A ably located at his new quarters QtI
N might more properly be termed his
Mold quarters, as he occupied the
n place previous to Mr.. Coad's going
n in).
THE girls and some boys, too, will
S2be glad to know that there is to- be
plenty of chewing gum. A new
and generally adopted method ot
sbnaking it is to use castaway rubbers,
tallow and tar.
TEE remodelling and elegant in-
terior decorations of Gundry, Gray
A.S Co.'s store, has converted that
popular establishment into one of
the haudsomest and best equipped
L. this section of the state.
THE Monroe Sentinel says that the
ffty new cheese factories that are
Starting and to be started and put in
operation this season in that county
will make over a hundred cheese
Factories in Green. There seems to
be money in cheese.
The winter wheat over large sec
ton of country looks scorched and
withered. Those who are judges,
however, assert that the roots are
good, and with favorable weather
the blades will spring up, and a good
crop will be assured.
FASHION the past year has de
snanded the slaughter of multitudes
pf birds of bright plumage to deck
the bonnets of ladies'. 1t is now
stated that the murdeross practice
is to cease, and flowers, more beauti-
ful and appropriate, are 70 take the
olace of the birds wings.
On Tuesday next, March 3lst. a
public auction viii take place at the
arm of Edward Eyre, four and al
half miles northwest Of this city, on
he Laxey road. Among the stock,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

etc, to be disposed of are six horses,
thirty cattle, some hogs, chickens,
and quantity OF hay, oats, corn, po-
tatoes and wheat, and a lot of first
class farm machinery. Sale will
commence at 10 q. IN. Terms very
reasonable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

1T costs twice as much, says The
American Stock Breeder, to make a
pound of pork as it does to make a
pound of egg, and pound of egg is
worth as much as that much pork.
This lookslike a strong statement
in favor of eggs, but is nevertheless
true.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26

NoTIcE-The livery firm Of
keeler & Brown having been dis
solved, all parties indebted to the
same are requested to call and settle
without delay. 2wl3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-26
For the Next 30 DAYS!

Just received a large invoice of
clocks Of the latest patterns, which
we will offer at strict 10 per cent.
margin. CHURcu & Go.
jewelers..