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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
The whistling American Mnmnn

Many people, says the Londo,
Review, have been asked out TO hear bs,
regarding the whole thing as a Joke. ana
have come away in simple wonder at the
unlooked-for display of her mower.
They have found her a sound musicjsr
and subtle mistress OF her peculiar ar
They have found that, through her speeial
mediUm, she could fill Convent Gsrdsn
with ecstatic thrills Or sink into the soft.
est whispered notes the execution Of
which only years of rehearsal eoBl5
achieve. 1t may be difficult to concsivs
q whistling prima donna; but the fact IA
that whistling is fine art and is wortbyof
attentive study. Those who have once
heard Mrs. Alice Shaw, cannot fail TO resl.
ize that, if whistliDg were cultivated as
fine art, by those who, in addition TO m1si
cal endowment, have strength Of vocal
chord, high-roofed palate, and flexible
buccal aperture, they might be trained to
take part in concert, as of many clar.
ionets, with an effect more thrilling than
the most exquisite instrumental music
has ever conjured up, and which, from
its novelty alone, would be more surpris.
ing than any concert hithertofore heard,
whether instrumental or vocal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
sQUIBS

Men OF courage, man of sense and men
of letters are frequent, but a true gentle
man is what one seldom sees.-Steele.
rare steak is steak not well done
rare entertainment is an entertainment
well done.
Bobby docking at the sew noon Ma,
is there really man in the moonS
Motber.-That is popular superstition
Bobby.
Bobby.-Well I should think that living
in a moon like that would make him boS
Legged York Sun.
A young lady visiting IN the country
for the first time, WAS alarmed at the ap-
Proqch of COW. She was too frightened
to run, and shaking her parRsol at the
animal, she seid in very stern tone;
Gle down, sir; lie down."
Lank individael to hotel proprietor
Can you give me employment, sir? Pro
prietor-Yes, your just the sort OF a
man We want to crawl through lamp chin
neys and clean en-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
ELECTRIC SPARKS
Fires and Casualties.

r. j. MAsUAL, dry goods merchant of
Gslena, ILL.,, has made an assignment.
The Berghoff brewery, at Fort Wayne
Ind, was recently destroyed by fire. Loss
100000.
A FIRE at Cincinnati on Tuesday de-
troyed property to the amount OK $780,
900.
New ORLEANS has been visited by ter
rible wind storm. Fifty boats have been
lost valued at 5000 each, and great dam
age was done to the city.
HOPE, Ark.-The planning mills of the
Hope Lumber Company have been totally
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. Very
little insurance.
THE fifteenth victim OF the recent Men
asha, (Wis.) explosion, Thomas ). Jour
dain, died Sunday. He was the Oldest
settler in Wrnebago county, having been
born at Green Bay, August 20, 1923. He
was in the councils of Governor Doty, the
Territorial Governor.
THE New Mexico land troubles contin-
nc The squatters on the Maxwell grant
refuse TO be ousted, aud there are writs of
ejectment against hundreds OF their
number. The service of new writs is ex-
pected to increase the disturbance.
SAMUEL STAmBRooE, merchant of the
village of Klncaid, near Topeka, Kas.,
was killed while umpiring game of base
ball. A swift ball tipped the bat and
passing or struck SIambrook on the side
OF the neck, killing him Instantly.
The fire at Lancaste-, Wis, destroyed
the business place of Wliey and Needham
and the iewelry store of John Fl. Bald
win, Stone q Hassel's drug store, John
Simiscn's harness shep, Sohn Jeide's
tailor shop, L. E. McCoy's general store.
Burgess saloon Grant County Herald
Office, and II. Ressmeyer's harness shop.
Total loss, $4,000, insurance, about $50.
600
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. August 81 - Flour - Unchanged,
Wheat-stronger; 93J6 for seller cash aal
September; 9l9s for seller October Corn
Firm: 45 for seller cash, September and Y.
tober Oats-steady; 2694 for seller CASH -te
for seller September; 2434 for seller otto'e''
Rve--52. Barley-Nominal Prime umol4
10 Flax seed-1.23. Whiskey-l2o. f2'A
Strong; II 22l6 for seller cash and sep
TENDER; 1425 for seller October Lar1-,l'l''
$40 for seller cash and September; l3la Ivy
seller October. Shou.ders-T5o05i5' s-''
clear, 9O)ao 25; short ribs s3o8s3'.s. ~
Ter. cheese, eggs and hides UnchAnsel Ill''
Firm. No. /, solid, 43{45;No :, 3l; caar' p
Flour-Rdceipts, 5000: shipments, l50p
wheet-Recsipts slO10; shipments, llSv'o
Corn-Recs pts, 100 0nO; shipments, $500
Oats-Receipts, i6s,oo0; shipments ll'0"
CHICAGO. August 81. The Drovers' JoaFnN ~
ports: Receipts 1000; DUH s
bseves. G.i0a6.25, steers, $50 575- s'''-s''
and feeders, 2.i0a315; cows, bulls ana nl'1 ''-
12oa82o; Texas cattle, 2Oo1tol; "s
rangers 4O1849o Hogs-Receipis w.
steady; mixed, 6ooa05o; heavy 49,
eco; light. s 95a645; skps, 4oo45s1 s.s.f
Receipts. 5000, steadier; natives -'@.. "a
western shorn, 8 25aS7o; Texans sno'u' sos
g. 80; lambs. 40O1455
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
The National Capital

TuE house committee on foreign at.
fairs has considered the Nelson bin giving
the president additional power 20 retail
ate 90 Canada, as asked III his message,
bot took 40 action. Only six members
were present.
CoNsur MANroN, who is here from his
post IN Uruguay says she six northery
provinces of Brazil are ripe tor revolt
aud will doubtless make an effort to es-
tabush themselves as a republic when.
ever the death Of Dom Pedro offers an
opportunity.
TuE miuority Of the committee on
PSbhc printing Ia tne house mas reported
ssrious derelict'uus III the efTairs OF he
government printing Office, aud recon
meuds the i'm peacament OF Mr.. Benedict
the cungrs ,sionat printer.
WAsulSaroN The senate has eondrm
ed the following consular nominations;
J.. Austin Spauldiug, Al Brunswick ].
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
German Cooperation In Law,

Inc Amana communitv -
ciuolng a population os abont tyNa, in
sanu' = ah interesting illustrator i sooa-
tbrift~ ~ GO Operative effort sr ~ lne
t snti..S Germans. The settler,s, "tuiohg
begun IN 1865, and the colonv 'V ra was
Z9'oOo acres of land. The Isna "o~ owns
sihgie township, ana the nso rms
grouped in seven villages - poJIpls are
Is social and industrial nn;t -, 'iuage
dehnlte area assigned to IA To- 80. mas
ana ps5terage. The goyernms,,t anon
coioby aHairs, as a whole, is ir4s.,O' tae
board of thirteen trustees ea IN
village has its board of elders -. each
nunipo' rom seven in the smsiss2 ~
eighteen In the largest, The cent? 10
stltutloA IN each village ia tho e. IL
wniohls large, general, retail as.a a,J5s'
ment, carrying groceries. drn,o l''lsA'
goods, clothing, hats aud car. No. uiY
etc. Its bookkeeping is verv lt0e4Is
for, except in dealing With oD.si5g.o'i a,s
eolonists do net ordinarily use r-5- pug
Everything Is done by a system ~ ~
counts which are kept at the"store n u, o.
blacksmith shop and the csrDant.. 1s
nave accounts against the farm 5er1-t
ment, wAich are duly recorded -, f.i..
village books. Every family or s55i. t ..e
an account of the "store," certain c,a5 ifo
being appointed to all members h. '1 ~
elders at the commencement of eacb W. '.0
Boarding houses furnish meals 10 M 80
bers in each village ia groups Of -
forty 10 fifty each. Houses are assir,,as
to families by the elders, who provide
shelter for all. The community o9pd1o,'
number of mills and manufacturing an
tsrprises.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
parisInn Regaars

The census Of Paris beggag recently
taken has brought to light many curious
facts respecting them, says a correspond
emit in the London Daily Telegram. The
beggars are nova days well trained in the
plotessIou. They have a directory Of
their own, in which the names and ad
dresses Of rich philsnthopists are given,
as well as the lodges 70 be used in loosen
Jag their purse-strings. The larger
volume is called the guide of the big
game aud costs six flames. Th9re is a
smaller volume, which give the addresses
OF the common people only ano costs
three fraucs. These guides are carefully
compiled, and full instructions are given
how they are 10 demean them selves be-
fore chose whom they apply for aims.
Rich radicals, they are told, give largely
TO those who represent themselves a.
communists having suffered at the hands
or the Versailles government. Others
are told what clothes they are to wear
when on duty. Some philanthopists, for
example, give generously to those who
affect clean poverty and well-weshed
hands and face and faded clothes. Others
are mupi6ceut 20 shabby genteel people,
while some are only fetched by absolute
rQEa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
Criminal,

CHAs W. NAtDEoN. the fugitive banker
of Hulsdule, Mich, who flea with $500,
900 aud O woman NOT hi, wife. Is SAID TO
have secured loans in Chicago aggregs.-
ing $4,000 The Hon. E. L, Koou,
Naidrou's partner Still keeps the bank
open and lis pay ing all claims.
Is Boon Township, Dubois County
late Saturday night, two young men
named Bogers and Foster attended an
apple-cutung, aud during the evening
engaged in a wrestling match in which
Foster threw Rogers several times. The
latter, smarting under defsa and the
lang hter OF those present, lost his temper
and drawing dirk stabbed Foster thirs
teen times before ne could be disarmed,
The wounded m7a is dead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
BRAZIL BOUND TO BGA REPUBLIC.
The Death of Dom Pedro viii be the sigma
for a Revolution

The Death Of Dom Pedro VIII be the Signal
for Revolution.
Capt. Benjamin D, Man
ton, United States consul at Colonia,
Uruguay, who is in Washington on leave
of absence, predicts in an interview, the
breaking up of the great empire of
Brazil.
ats affairs" he says, ARE in precari-
Gus state. The emancipation of the
slaves was merely a sop thrown by Prip-
cess Isabella, the regenta TO the liberals.
The six southern provinces, really the
strength of the empire, are ripe for re
volt and a republic. They only await the
death of Dom Pedro, when they will split
the empire, and president will rule over
BRAZIL
Consul Manton says that Uruguay is
prosperous, thriving, and growing, But
the Argentine Republic he says, sis the
wonder OF the world With population
OF only about 100000, she has en- immi-
grafton of half million year"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
MONDAY, Aug. p.

House, Under a crll of states a mum
Der Of bills and resolutions were intro
duoed. Mtssrs. Hoyey and Matson, rival
candidates for governor of Indiana, were
granted leaves of absence amid much
good natured taillery. The house then
went INFO committee of the whole on the
deficiency appropriation bill. The de
cslon of the chair ruling out of the bill
the French spoilstion claims was sustain
ed by vote OF l05 to SO and the provis-
ion was eliminated. After a speech by
Mr.. Yost, of Virginia, scoring the demo
Gratis tor defeating the Blair educational
bill the deficiency appropriation bill was
reported back to the house with certain
amendments. The house then passed
the bill, without the 5poil2tion claims
section
Seuute.-The committee on public
lands reported back the senate bill to
forfeit lands granted the state of Nichi-
gan to aid in the construction of q rail
road from Marquette to Ontonagon and
Mr.. Plumb gave notice that N a few days
he would ask the senate 10 take it up for
consideration. Senator Edmunds pro-
posed resolution calling upon
the president 70 communicate
10 congress OIL Lti0UNcEFhuCbSs
II any, which he has addressed to Canada
ia regard TO the Determinations against
American vessels passing through Cana
dian canals, and also that thore be com
inundated to he senate copies of all
papers. correspondence and information
touching the matter of the refusal of the
British government or that of any of the
North American dominions to allow the
entrance AZ any dominion sea port of
American fish OF other cargoes for trans
portation IN bond to the United States
since July /, 1885; and also shat he com
municate 20 the senate what instances
nave occurred since March l, 1887, OF
wrongs to American fishing vessels, in
the ports or waters of British North
America. and what steps It any, have
been taken in respect thereto.
The senate then proceeded to the con
alteration of the report Of the judiciary
committee on Jackson's Miss ELECTION,
and Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa, concluded the
remarks began by him last Thursday.
After speech by Mr Walthal, the report
KENT over without action, and the senate
adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
AUSIRO-ITALIAN ALLIANCE.

Kaluoky and Crispl Dine Together and the
Alliance VIII Abide
BB2LTS. In meeting between
Count Kalnoky Austrian foreign minis
ter and SRnor Crispi, Italian prime
minister at Eyer does away with necessity
OF conference between the three statesmen
at Friedriohsruhe. Count Kalnoky and
Signor Crispi dined together, and after
dinner both granted interviews to repre-
sentatives of the press. They stated
that there would be no change in the
positions Ut their governments and that
the alliance would be maintained.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
STOPPED BUILDING TIE RAILROAD

A Supposed Effect Of the Presidents A's,1 '..
AsH1AAD. Wis, Aug. q. = Orders WI
given ont this morning to Henry d bAlu-
to stop work on the DATUM oyu sl,srio-.
4 Atlantic extension 10 West g.,..r.s
That road has made an agree men Inc.
thu Northern Pacific trakcs' ! ne ~ Tn tbs
diate cause of this is supposed 10 ~ .5s
presiden = retal1story message tbs
south Shore Is virtually Owned "
Canadian Pacific.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

GERMAEY has introduced O new way of
using the kings deposed by that nation.
The recent ruler Of Samoa, who is not q
ruler any longer, has been taken to Berlin
to be exhibited. The occasion will be
made a great holiday as a celebration of
Germanic territorial extension and naval
proves. Whether or not the king likes
the idea ia not stated. There is nothing
creditable in the manner in which the
German naval comm ander kidnapped
Malietoa. But they got him, and he will
soon be in Berlin, where the nation will
celebrate over him. 1t may be fun for
the boys, bat it ia death for the frogs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
PARNELL's LIBEL SUIT.
Fitzgerald Wants the irish Race to Help Their
Leader.


Leader.
LINCOLN, Neb.-PIesident Fitzgerald,
president ef the Irish national league
of America, has addressed a letter 10
the different state delegates. He re-
views the events which led to the London
Times-Parnell imbrogIis, stating that
the projectors of the Times and mem
bers of Salisbury's cabinet whould not
hesitate at any financial or moral
sacrifice by which Mr.. Psrnelrs
suit against the Times would be neutral
lied in it's effect. In such critical po-
sition the letter says that Mr.. Parnell
must not be left to fight unaided. The
Irish race must not permit their leader
to fail in his efforts to secure a fair
hearing of his cease for the mere
want os funds TO carry on
what must be an expensive suis. Mr..
Fitzerald cor cludes his letter with an APP
peal for the inauguration of a Parnell de-
Tense fund in every state without delay.
To this end the funds collected should be
RENTED te DR.. O'Reilly, Detroit, Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
CONGRESSIONAL



Houston motion of Mr.. ONeiI
No, senate till was passed
amendatory of the act authorizing the
construction of bridge across the Miss
issippi river at St. Louis, e amends the
act by removing the prohibition that any
stockholder in the bridge company shall
be q stakeholder in any other bridge
company, A motion to go into commit
tee of the whole on the deficiency ap-
preparation bill disclosed the fact of no
quorum. Mr.. Payson, H., offered a
resolution revoking all leaves of absenoe
except those granted on account of IL
ness, to take effect Monday. The
resolution was discussed at length,
each side charging the other with the re-
sponsibiites of the lack of q quorum.
Mr.. Drew, of Ark, offered On amend
ment to Mr.. Paysou's resolution direct
ing sergeant.at-arms to inform the alb
sentee5 by telegraph of the action of the
house. The amendment as agreed to
was adopted. Payson's motion Us amend
meut was adopted aud the house ad-
jOurned,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

New 1NEh lee iltttN
How do persons die from drowning
asked q health doctor of a reporter &c.
day.
''For wan of air
No"
GIVE it 10 then; what Is lt!'
81 Will 'eh You. After person is be
low the surface long enough he fills his
lungs With water The first stage Of
deep insp ration lasts about 10 seconds,
followed 10y 3 reaction caused by the re
sistanee L. the entrance of water into he
bronchiales. This is followed by arrest
of respiration aud loss of CONSEQUENCES.
In a few seconds more he makes four or
ave respiratory efforts and then dies. Im-
merston causes an immediate rise Ia the
blood pressure, with slowing OF the hear.
heats The action of The heart remains
slow but strong till death ensues. The
pressure gradually lessons, but rises just
before death, 70 fail 90 zero immediately
afterward. The heart continues to beat
feebly for 20 minutes IL some cases. The
period 81 respiratory resls .auce Is there
fore due to the respiratory muscles and
no: to spasms OF the giOt'is. An enter
esting study, you see, added the doctor.
"but 20 apprsciats fully the various
symptoms caused by sudden immersion
SOP perhaps had better experiment your.
self"
Thanks"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

SANDER attacks US from beh-na' ~.
rarely felt unless it is malignant l1' yirsf
Disease too. often steals upon Y tD'o,-- ,..-s-
channel. The air we breathe Affects ~ .bsr-e
it he nalari5us it enters TIE eioad, IT,, 20. 5s
~, o,iclir Il the temperature g Ir2l-.s .e-s
'.a, II ths throat. Sc Nheih.r = " remedy
stomach Bittsrs is taken e rreEs..s.,, &c. bg ias
rGe various forms u disease sse..--b sgla. aEas
ma such as Intermittent IsF7. 4 eri ever sAs
y1agei =, s ga effective ara in1re4st ~ srp
KIP. gg,Ieh DOES not oniY amel4o ~ RS estes
toms of the n1aladies st this Y =. .rI.Iat. rhaa
t#tt-csHse DyspepsiA ~ ..,F.tss a-s 41i as
,,.s,..fy. + Affecting troubles ahle2 -
.,sfeses ana ultimately removes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
A DEADLY sCOURGE.

It's Raging in Presque isle County, Michigan
Nine Deaths IN One Day
SHE BoYGAN, Michigan.--It is re-
ported here that cholera is raging in
Presque Isle county and the people are
dying like sheep with no physicians in the
usighborhood. Nine persons have died
in one day. While tbs report may be ex-
aggerated it il known that a short tins
ago the people were suffering with a
bowel trouble. Officials OF tbat county
viii inyesLLgate tha maLler.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

MUcu interest is felt in the medical
circles over PRsteurs endorsement of the
method of incubation for cholera just
discovered by Dr. Gamaleia, of Russia,
While the theory OF inoouletion for
cholera is not new, cholera baccilns
deadly enough TO effect the lower animals.
Experiments were thus made almost i'm.
possible. DR.. Gamaleia finally produced
u cholera germ capable of HI ling pig
con or guinea-pig, and by series of in
EQUATIONS rendered those animals per
fecuy Indifferent to it. He claims that
the problem Is now solved and expert
ments can safely be made on a man who
ia affected by a much weaker cholera
germ. Pasteur anticipates that tubercn
losis will next be pttackedb by this methoa,
with good prospects of suc'tse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

THE tories are beginning TO appreciate
the force of Parnel's political methods.
Leading conservatives confess the appre-
hension that the Parnell commission and
the court proceedings in Scotland will
wreck tho ministry. Against Mr.. Par
nell's positive evidence that the letters
published we're never written by him,
there will be nothing 30 present but sus-
picious Of persons themselves under sus-
picion, and such export testimony as can
alweys be hired for such affairs on one
side or another. The burden OF proof
Will rest on the Times, and the attempt
to prove the forgeries authentic must
fail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
TUESDAY. aug Is

Senate The resolution offered by
SEN. Hoar last Friday calling
on the president for ALI correspondence
between the United States and Great
BrIlan in regard to the fisheries troubles,
together with the amendment offered By
Mr.. Edmuuds, was agreed 20. The
senate then proceeded 80 the con
s.deratiou of the conference report on
tae sundry civil appropriation bill and
was addrss sed at length hy Mr. Allison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

The Paris Exhibition of 1889 is to have
a great globe one-millionth life size. IL
will be so large as to occupy deal of
space in the Champ de Mars, and will be
so arranged that it can be turned around,
and any one caa see the world go around
for ST..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

A wAE on trusts has been opened in
Louisiana. The attorney general has
Brought suit against the cotton seed trust
of that state, on the ground that it is a
monopoly contrary to the laws and con
stitutiou. One of the strong points that
will be made by the attorney general is
that while the price of seed has fallcn
from Sl4 to 81 ton since the establish
meut OF the trust, the prices Of products
made by the trust mills have increased at
least 30 per cent. With New York and
Louisiana after these trusts, the public
will soon know whether or not they have
q legal right to fleece the people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
FOREIGN FLASHES

The mutiny in the garrison at Lor-
eu1o Manquer, Portuguese, Africa, has
been quelled.
Ire Grashdanin, of St. Petersburg, has
been warned against publishing anything
which might ineite disrespect TO the gov
ernment.
NJ. Vecbard, a socialist leader, and five
of his colleagues have been arrested at
Amiens, Frauch for melting workmen to
strike.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06
IN GENERAL.

Italy Must Mark Out the Limit of Her horeIgb
Policy.
BEBLfs. "A communication Of the
National Zeitung purports to be semi
official, and states that the time has come
when Italy must mark out the limits OF her
foreign policy. II the Italian government
finds it necessary to attack France,
Germany must support her ally. This
concurrence and semi-of1icial language Of
the press is giving rise to fears that
Bismarck is using Italy to drive France
into war.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

ROYALTY seems to be in decidedly bad
way this year. The King Of Bavaria Is
rapidly dying from frightful mental
disease. The Cars eldest son is very
feeble intellectually. King Milan is a
downright brute. Evidently royalty in
Europe needs reconstruction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

The printer girls in the United States
are to have an organ entitled the Printer
Girl, run by their order at Topeka, Kan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

Russell Parsons, Jr., at AK la Chappelle;
Charles Defiance, at Puerto Cabello;
Earnst W. Smith, at Mozambique.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

Preachers never stfiss 81 .,- sry-
salary. They are generAl!y w rr1mis-
ING 10 get What mas already Dss-
ed them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-09-06

The worst enemy man can have j.
FOOL friend. GreencasEle Banner,