Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12

pepper, and the yolk of an egg.
Simmer together and bind on. Re
new twice a day. This is a never
failing remedy.
THERE is a young man in this city
who may we'll be termed the man
with an iron jaw. He lifts two
sacks of flour or keg of nails or
1876 pounds of iron, bound together
with a small chain, with his teeth
Racine Times.
ONE of the most sensible rafles
that has taken place here for many
a day is that by Alderman Terrill,
who offers a Portland cutter and
set of nickel plated harness, both
new. There are ninety tickets at
Sl.0O each, and one ticket is good
for a chance to secure either article.
THE large selection of Cloaks
now on sale at Gundry, Gray 81 Co.'S
is regarded by those who have seen
them as the finest ever introduced
here. Variety complete, styles the
latest, and prices most reasonable
for quality. Every lady should
inspect.
Why do the BARRIERS lather n
mans face before they shave him?
To soften the beard, to be sure.
That is the usual answer, and yet
warm water without soap would ao-
complish that purpose just as well.
"The real reason why soap is used" ;"
said a barber the other day, els to
clear away from the skin small par
ticles of CRIME which get into the
pores, and which, were they not re-
moved, would quickly turn the edge
of the razor"
JAMES HUrcHIsoN G5 Sons are now
ready for business at the old City
Bank stand in Toay's block. They
will do a general banking business,
in addition to which, having the
Henry Abstract, are prepared to fur
nish abstracts of title or any infor-
nation desired concerning the title
to real estate in this county and to
do general conveyancing business.
Will also make loans for parties
desiring to loan money on real estate
security. If
THE farmers in the vicinity of
Peter Toay's are feeling good over
the fact that cheese factory will
soon be erected on Pete's place by a
stock company composed of the
farmers in that immediate vicinity.
1t is to be conducted by gentleman
from Monroe who has had expert
ence. Milk will be bought by
weight and contracts drawn up
agreeing TO pay so much for a stated
period. We hope to give more par
ticulars as the enterprise progresses.
MISS GUssrE MOORE, OF Fond du
Lac, who is studying music at the
New England Conservatory of Music
in Boston, is spoken of in letter
from one of the college professors
to Hon. Elihu Coleman of Fond du
Lac as doing finely. 1t is stated in
the letter that out of select chorus
of 20 for a special occasion, five are
from Wisconsin. Wonder if our
friend Jos. Hoare is one of the five.
AGAIN are we called upon to re
port the death of another of our
young m en-, who recently started
out in life with prospects of long
life and happiness. On Tuesday a
dispatch came from Lake Linden,
Mich, announcing the death Of VIM.
Bray. Mr.. Bray married one of
Mineral Points fair daughters, last
spring, and moved to Lake Linden.
His young bride and other relatives
have our most sin cere sympathy in
this trying ordeal.-Ljnden Cor, Of
Chronicle.
The second annual report of the
Agricultural Experiment station Of
the University Of Wisconsin has
just been published. 1t makes
thin octave volume of a little more