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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

save (most strange TO be seene) a chapel
built by the bees with an ALTA in it, with
the walls adorned With marvellous skill of
architecture with steple with bells. And
the host being laid upon the altar, the
bees makinr sweet Doife few round
about il.
II. "a certain peasant of Auvergne,
province in France, perceiving thst his
bees were likely TO die, TO prevent this
misfortune, was advised, after ne had
received the communion, TO reserve the
Hos. and blow it into the hives. As he
tried to do II, the Host fell to the ground.
Behold now wonderful. On a sudden al.
the bees came forth out of the hives, and
ranging themselves ii good order, lifted
tAe Host from the ground, and carrying
it upon their wings, placed it among the
combs. After this the man went out about
his business, and at his return found out
that the advice had succeeded ill., for all
the bees we're dead
From Buffers Lives of the Saints
we have the following
III. The birth of S.. Ambrose hap
pened about the year $40 B. c., sno whilst
the child slept in one of the courts OF his
fathers palace, swarm of bees flew
about mis- cradle, and some of them even
crept in and out of his mouth, which was
opeu, and at last mounted into the
air so high that they quite vanished ont
of sight. This concludes the Reverend
AibaD, was esteemed presage OF great
ness and eloqu-nce."
In East Norfolk, Eng, if bees swarm
on rotten wood it is considered porten
tous of a desth in the family.
", In Western Pennsylvania it is be-
ieved that bees will invariably sting red
headed persons as soon as they approach
the hives.
Y. A North German custom and super
stition is, that if the master Of the house
dies, person must go to the beehive,
knock and repeat these words: The mas
ter is dead. the master is deed, else the
bees will fly away. This superstition also
prevails in England, Lithuania, and in
France.
VI On swarmiug Is found the follow
ing Obset alton in Tusser Redivius 1884,
p. 81: "Ihe tinkling after them with a
warming pan, frying pan or kettle, Is of
good use to let the neighbors know you
have a swarm in the air, which you claim
wherever it lights; but believe of very
little purpose to the reclaiming of the
bees, who ere thought to delight in no
noise but their own"
TO cure stings;
VII. Moreover, as many as have about
the hill OF a woodpeck (wOodpeeker) when
they come to take honey out of the hive,
shall not be stung by bees"
VIII. LJuxfelow, in his song of Hia-
watha, in describing the advent Of the
Europeans TO the New World, makes his
Indian warrior say of the Bees and the
White Glover;
Wheresoe'er they move, before them,
Swarms the singing tly, the Aiimo,
Swarms tire bee, the honey maker.
MhereSoe'er they tread beneath them
Springs flower unknown among us,
Springs the white mans foot in blossom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
ABOUT THE FOOL.

He who is born fool is never cured.
Eujoy your little while the fool is
seeking for more.
He Is fool that praises himself and
he rs madmRn that speaks III of him
self
The reason the fool said IL "in his
heart' WAS because he had no head To
speak OF.
A fool always finds greater fool that
admlres him.
The wise man hiveth his pence, while
the fool eEpeudeth his substance in ,he
purchase OF nose paint.
The fool may he depended upon TO keep
as ecret II he does not know Il.
The fool joiueth church thinking he
will be able 20 enter heaven in the crowd,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
How the Whipping Post Works.

New York Star.
Oar whipping post doesn't seem o
Take very welt with your people up here"
said Governor Biggs, of Delaware, short
iy after he had made his great "short
talk at the Tammany centennial. l
told him that there did seem to be some
thing of a feeling in New York agaius.
'He whipping post and other methods Of
l6'h century punishment.
'NeE' continued the old gentleman,
1--WE are oIdfashioned people down in
Delaware, and presume we are way be
ani tine times In a good many things,
ala rathel set in our ways, and that
method OF dealing with certain classes of
criminals is one of our ways. Now, | am
90. an apologist for the whipping post,
because ! don't believe that Delaware
le.as suy apologies to be made for her
ge.u- o. her acts, and if l did they
"ea.l.t come with very good grace from
per executive; but l can tell you some
fscts
bar s not in the state of Delaware
'o-3ag ? single penitentisry. II man
beats his wife or sets fire to e neighbour
Darn. or breaks into a house, he isn't shat
tt with lot of other criminals with full
"We and opportunity to Learn all their
.flgss OF devitry that ne did not know
before. As preventative of crime the
pl-ng pos, has a much greater terror
.'sA term 10 peniteutiary, and [ have
never known of a man that came back
-'a -eeepd dose. He simply leaves the
-'H'. Maybe he comes TO New York; |
cor AaoF. At any rate he seeks an
...rr 1Hma. ard gOu may rest assured
.'. he stays in Delaware be lives a
4qI-t life. To be sure, 1t Is a relic
q. aarharisu. but it Is our way"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
Renalnsuf ANTIQUE ART.

It's strange TO stand in the museum AZ
Algier-- that beautiful museum so quaint
~ ia stalled n the courtyard Of Mustapha
Paoha's Moorish palace-abd glance
around at the modern looking torsos Of
antique sfstuary Int rspersed among the
foliage of palms and bananas thar MI Pr
the arch ways OF that opsn srcaded PATIO.
The antique remains belong We feel IN
-tinctively, - our ciyl!1z & oni they ar
part, like our own work, OF Greek ar; be-
tween them and us there is no grest gulf
fixed; All has but one uniform course Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
To Stat Balky Horse.

I was attracted yeste, day by q con
siderable gathering of people in a down
town street, occasioned by balky horse
which even the policeman himself could
not persuade to move ca" All kind OF
plans were tried. Fire. about q dozen
men showed the wagon behind; but even
then, by firmly planting hi7 four feet,
the determined beast managed TO reslst
progression, although l thought the
breeching would burst. An old piece of
cloth was then carefully tied over MS eyes,
and after short pause, he was gently r..
uuested 70 proceed, but be stood still, and
the crowd jeered. Next rather con
IL queLtisl person came forward, and,
standing OD tiptoe, 50 that be could
reach the horse 3 ear, whispered into his
ear something that he thought wo1'd have
an instantaneous and miraculous fec'
but ri. animal was deaf to this siren,
AZ th consequential person sunk of,
pursued by the sarcasm Of bUOt-blAcE.
The driver was now in rage, which vent d
itself in blows and lmprec4tions. But
Just a. be was passing from this condition
INTO one Of stony despair, a quiet yonug
fellow waved MIN aside, autarne-sed the
horse, took him out Of the shafts, and
after leading him across the street and
back, reharnessed him and handed thu
reius TO the driver, who now drove Of
without the least trouble. The e1pedieut
vas simple int Elective, and suggest
what d. believe the true philosophy Of
the baiky horse. The Effort shou be not
to overcome his fixed iasa Of standing
still, but 10 -upplauC that motion by d.
yertiug his attention 70 something else,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
JOY IN SALT LAKE.

The City Government Nrested From the Con
troll Of the MOrmuns
SALE LAKE, Utah.-The city has gout
wild, Nothing like the scenes presented
on the street has ever been Witnessed IN
Utah. Salt Lake CITY has been graspeJ
from the Mormnn's rule, the vote giving
the GentIles a majority OF forty one IN
the city and assuring q Gentle CITY gov
ernment next February. Six Gentles
were elected TO the House OF Representa-.
tives and two 90 the Counsel, giving them
eight out Of tuirty-six members. Iht
Mormcns are dishearteued, and feel that
'heir rules Of forty years has gone down
forever.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
The Farm and Home.
TIE DRUGGIST, MAY BE, KNOWS

-., che night winds kiss the ocean,
When As.t Sails the shore waves toy,
AAl ,Fa bull-frog sings Devotion
VIZ t1 .hs bull-frog great Joy
l- -a4 maii slops on = lotlou
lt,,,,,r5sr freckes TO destroy
49,. ,.sst winds slam the shutters
VIZ -bs savage northers Stream, ...s
ana '- I'm b5ngh. the red leaf iiItters,
H. compost heap to dream
~, /. the fair maid utters
-Prljl-c,iou for cold cream
,,,.sr there's bitngiu the oreezas'
"..gstrs still ali Is more keen'
,,-il.,' ne old man sulIis ana sneeAes
,-j lien doses with quintHei 80,
~ night the back pump IreeZe9'
Then sAe 'aA'S' 80 f. L B.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
y. nd. ana snner.tt,inns Ahant Bees-

A- lEnslly printed By Lippincott d
=. fHladelphia, some % years ego, the
h@~ftr7 Magazine gives some cur
'-- Legends and Superstitious Beliefs
AZ. .nou- S gns" connected with bees,
a- ...aRs.
"a certain simple woman having
ai7 Of bees which yielded not IN
cs-.fed profit, but consume ana
.Az murralue. made her none to
sf woman more simple than herself,
@a7e counsel 70 her 10 get a couse
host or round G18smighty and
~ among them. According 70 whose
.es ne seDt TO the priest 70 receive
o-# Raica, when she mad done, she
aer mouth, and being come
-o.A- ssaiae she took il out and put it
--'N one Of the hives. Whereuoon the
ny tIae ceased and the honey abounded
-oga 50 therefore hitting up the hive
II 'He due slime to take out the homie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
mLnt.r ,.nto Amioola

Came a pale face preacher, teaching
Peace and progrs5 10 the natiues.
Wo0ed and uul he Uanita.
She, no5ier To make his calling
Whispered 70 linn natures secret--
Tod him Of the herbs 50 potent
For the heating and the saUing."
-E1IIAcr TRyN PoKN ~ "UAgtTA.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

do SO even II he has 20 stay mp ali night
lOokinR for ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

There are many thlogs connected WITH
high speed % railroads VII on tax the ~
.enuity OF the locomotive engineers to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

You don't have 10 take orr ,cord for the
good quality OF DIbbins' T. octItc Soap
Just get one bar nf your grocer. and let it
tell you is oicH story mex Monday, and
be govern d bv thai, good or bad. Re-
membe Doht;aS' Electric
Molasses rubbed ON grass stains on
white dresses will bring ont the stains
when the clothing washed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
Hoods SarsaDarilla
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Clara'S Academy,


Thia spacious aud elegantly furnished Academy AZ
fords NuunE lUiits facility FOR thorough Hua accom-.
piishUd education. The elevated situation 20 tho
Academy tugCf her with An excellent system % wafer
works aud sewerage insure perfect nnalthfunt -' The
school year begins sept Vhor o. fr'rphoulo C9Inoc-
lions with nubuaue For terms and other ptrt leplRrH
af,irrsa MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

There rs man la our town
Aud hr is very wise, s,r
When Ger Doc doesn't feel just right
One remedy Dec tries. -IT
It's just the thing tp take in aprus
Gae MoNd o. purify
He tells his friends aud nothing else
T. hc induced tu lry
because. having taken pr Pierce Golden Mrdt
caI Discovery Co cleanse his system. tome 10 up,
aud enrich the blood aud finding that 70 nlNuy.
produces tine desired result, hr consider. that h'
would be- foolish 90 experiment with ans thin
elise His motto is. prove nll things aud hold
ia to that which Is good ~ That p VIII he pins
his faith 40 the Golden Medical Discovery. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

Treatise
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
Agents Wanted h!

We hire on salary snd pay expenses, Yea
''[9 lS% Sad Y a e. r Tfss Maple GJis
Grove Nurseries, Waterloo, y. tEstabllshod iscsl
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QuelQu'un nous demandait der

Quelqu'un nous demandait der.
Increment a quot servait Get edifce
bait pies de la levee 4 rencOignure
DIES rues Market ct st. Philip. Jai
repondu modestement que la BATS
se renfermait une pompe, dn moins
4 &c one je crois ct d'apres ce que
ron MA dit, mails quaint 4 Pusage
qu'on Ell ~faisait, j'al prize mon inter
locuteur de s'alresser au cOnseil
municipal, qui du meme coup, pour
ra pent- etre lui dire pourqnoi nous
avOns 81 peu d'6ciairage dams notre
Vile ct tant de vaches qui ont la
libre disposition de nos trOtt0irs, lie
Jour ct In mutt.
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Ordfnanco No. l1O.

Amending Ordinance No, l68, relative 70
drainage. and ~rUenacting the Same, by abolish.
ing District No. 10. and Incorporating its tdf.
ritory u District No. 3; authorizing the trans
fer of funds to the credit OF said District No.
10 to the credit of District No. 3 and to
provide for he election OF drainage cOmmis-
si0ners for said district No. ), as enlarged.
SECTION l.. Be il enacted by the Police
Jury ri Latonrcbe parish III regular SESSION
assembled, That Drainage District No. 10
as defined in section |. Of ordinance No. l6a,
approved July 10. 1887, be and the same is
hereby abolished, aud all the territory Com.
prised III said district No. III. b1 ard is
hereby Incorporated in ind made part OF
District No 3: SO that District NJ. 3 shall
extend from the lower boundary line OF
District M . to the lower line Of Sostheno
Folse's Autemant plantation, including the
Bayou Blue Settle ment frnm the lower line
of Acadia lantatiOn tn the lOwermOst settle
n.epts on said Bayou Blue.
SECTION 2 BE it iurther enacted, etc.
That there shall DO not less than six NOM
mi>sioners appointed Tor said District No. 3,
three thereof to he residents Ut the Bayou
Lafourche and three thereof resiG ents from
the Bayou Blue Settlement; provided,
l,oweye., that until otherwise ordained the
thee commissioners appointed for the late
District M. 10. shall act as the three COM
Inissioners from that settlement, with the
| three commissioners already appointed for
the District No. 3.
! SECTION 3. Be it further enacted, etc.
That all funds III the hantsOf the Treasurer
to the credit ut the late District No. 10. shall
be and are hereby transferred and carried to
the credit Of the District NO. 3, as herein
reorganized.
SECTION 4. Be it further enacted, etc. That
all law or parts If laws in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed, and that this ordinance
shall take effect from and after its passage.
Adopted Feb. 20. 1889.
5 4. GRISAMORE, President.
II. N. CoELoN, Clerk.
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On mons dit que Ia vile lie Hou-
ma, a achet6 une "Lomhorn road
machine' pour SON propre benefice.
L'intention est lonable ct, nous
persons, tres justifi6e par Fetat de
e rues. Mails nous os0ns demah-
der 4 nos amis de la paroisse Terre-
bonnie lie vouIoir Lien prefer lenr
machine au ."road inspector" ct de
livrer 4 la circulation des chemins
un peu mieux e%ntretenus. Pent-
6tre, au bout dn compile, que la
paroissc ma pas de "road inspec-
tor" Ce quill y a de certain c'est
quill nest pas toujours facile de Sc
rendre a Houma ct nous ne voyons
pas CO que nos a,nis ct les voya-
geurs : gagnent.
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~DECEs.-Decedf, dimanche, 81
mars, 1889, a la Nouvelle Orleans,
Mr.. Myrlil Aupied, age de 36 ans,
Ct natif de la p~aroisse Lafourche.
SEES res,es ont etc amenes a Thi-
bodaux ct reposent dams le cine
there de reglise st. Joseph.
LIE defunt laisse s enfantS qui
sont maintenant dams un Orpheli'
mai de Ia NOuvelle Orleans.
lie %dimanehe, "a mars, 1889, est
decide a la NOuvelle Ibe:ie, Mr.
Emile Tr6ne, age de IL ans ct ne
ThibOhaux.
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Notre bayou baisse, &c qni fait lie
dfsespoir de beaucoup. Quand il
monte chacun tremble. IL devrait
exister I'M juste milieu pour lie nj
veau Gu bayou ct aussi dams les
transes ct les GRANTEES plus on MONS
exagerees DIES riverains. Nous
fnirons par avoir, je pense. des
levees qui nous protegeront efica-
cement ct anssi un curage du ba-
you safi SAINT pour permettre en-
tout temps, une navigation neces.
saire. II y - longtemps que Pom a
formula ces desiderata ct rien ne
serait plas facile que de les realiser,
mails. mails. .chacun salt ct nous
savons aussi que DIES Influences oc.
cultes, s'opposent 4 toute am@liora'
ton de notre bayou.
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Ordinance No.

Establishing "a public road in the Coteau
Folse to Bay"n Boeuf along the Chittama-
han Bayou ridge making au appropriation
to build ~ bridge over Conlee Patasas along
said road. and for other purposes.
SEcrIOF l.. Be it enacted by the Police
Jury of the Parish of L.afourrhe in regular
session assembled. That u public road is here
by established and dedicated along tho back
laue of the ridge of the Bag u C~hittamahan,
on the left bank of Bayou Lafourci,c, in the
Cotean FOlse. and running through the lands
OF Felic,en Thibodaux, Mrs. A.. E. Hotard
and A. +. Hotard, Jr., extending to Bayou
Boeuf.
The sail road shall bc of the same width
as now ordained Tor public roads of said Par
ish and in full conformity in every respect
with all the requisites Of the road law.
See. =. BE il, further enacted. etc, That an
appropriation of Two Hundred Dollars be
and the same is hereby made oua of the Cen
eral Fund to build a bridge over sthe COulee
Patassas crossing said road herein establish
ed. provided. however, and this apprOpria-
tiou is matte on the express condition that the
owners Of the land through which said pub
| lie road is hereby declared and established,
shall consent to the dedication of their land
| to public Tee over which said road is estab-
lished without any other or further cOmpeu-
station, and the President OF the Police Jury
shall be authorized to draw against said ~
preparation only when such dedication by
said land owners shall have been formally
| made.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
| the road herein established shall be included
in and form part OF the rua,. District No. 6,
and shall be under the care, inspection and
control Of the Road Inspector for the said
/ District.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted etc., That
this ordinance shall take effect from and af-
ter it's passage ami A.! ordinances Or parts Of
ordinances in conflict herewith DO and are
hereby repealed.
Adoptep Feb. 20. 1889.
S. I. GRISAMORE, President.
H. N. CoULoN, Clerk.
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NLLs-ORLEAss. Ter Novembre. 1888.

NLLE-ORLEANs, Ter N0vembre, 1888.
N. F. G~ouaux-J'M recu votre lettre avec
plaisir ainsi que vos bienheureux medical
inents pour PAsthme, tvotre Poudre ct votre
Mixturc.} Depuis que je men sers les alta
cues no viennent pas 81 solvent ct Eoins
fortrs, mails votre poudre est une grande con
ISOLATION pour roi, car aussit8t que je Ia res
pire je roprenes AOut do suite mon repos. ct
le tremble \ Ia triste id6e de penser sill fallait
men passer. je me consld6rerais ~mslheureuse,
car c'est Dieu soul qui pourrait. winner 10
bien que ces Remedies produise ! moi. ct
je ne cesse do prior pour quo CO shn-Ax conti-
nue. Of quill me denne ~toujours an .moyen Dc
men procurer.-veuilles m'excuser q 10 COM
NETS des fautes dana 10 francais, J'6oris mieux
lransiais. Votre ahectueuse seFvaste,
AIEs LswnI Casal Z prisaz, ~.
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Lie ieu de "Base Ball."

lie jeu americain lie base ball GU
.sballe aux bases" nest, au dire du
Temps de Paris, qn'nne vari6te dn
ieu francais de la grande heQue, que
les Anglais appellant FOUNDERS.
C'est an exercice qui conslste es-
sentiellement, pour les joueurs, a
Sc diviser en- deux camps, don't PnE
est enferm6 dams Ia "chambre"
dune figure trac6e sur le sol ct
dessin6e par des piquets plantes
en- terre, tandis que rautre prend
position autour de Ia figure. Il
s'agit d'envoyer Ia bale dun coup
de baton court, le plus loin qu'on
pent, ct, tandis qu'elle voyage, de
faire le tour des bases on angles de
la figure. Cepeudant les adversai-
res s'rfforrent de saisir la bale as.
seq vite pour "caler", en- fragrant
DELFT de displacement, celui qui Ia
lancee.
C'est un jeu tres anime ct tres
amusant, que les coolers pratiquent
deja avec ardeur dams plusieurs
lyc6es de Paris ct des requirements
| sous sa iorme franchise.
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Los iapins fAns4ralie.

Depuis que Ia 5pnllnlstion des
lapins en- Australia ct dams Ia Nou-
velle-Z6lande . prs les proportions
dun veritable fleau, en- raisons des
degats causes par e rongeurs, le
commerce DIES peaux de lapin dams
e colonies a acquis un developpe.
ment qui ne co"pense malhenren.
seanent pas les pertes subies par
agriculture.
La Ncuvelie-Z elande, senle, a
deja exporte 20 millions de peaux,
dune valeur totale d'envi,on $50,
600 livres sterling Us millions $50,
900 francs). De son cote, Ia colonie
d. Victoria, dams respace de dix
ans, livr6 an commerce % millions
dc peaux de i~arins.
Au<si, le march6 anslais est-il
a%ctuell-ment approvisionne pour
lrux annees an mOins. II cOnvlent
d%'ajouter, du ,este, one Ia conso'n-
nation est considerable. La me.
trnpOle fonrnit a ellie senle, par an,
80 millions de peaux Qui trouvent
M facile placement.
Une importation considerable Sc
fait, Ell outre de la Belgique, qui
%fournit DIES lapins tres rechercbfs
Ell AngIeterre pour lalimentation
ct qui exporte SUI Londres plus de
six millions de peauy, toujours tres
bien c0,ees sur lie marche, attendu
que, par leur ampleur, Ieur puance
ct leur gnalite, Giles sc p,ete.t bien
mieux que les peaux de lapins san.
wages a IN emploi dams llndnstlie
dies fourrures.
Sur p'usieurs points de rAast,a-
lie du sud, DIES compagnies s'etaieht
formees pour exploiter la pr6para'
ton des conserve de lapius. Une
de ces compagnies e%mployait de AZ
4 80 trappeurs ct preparait. par
jour, de 6,d0O a 1000 lapi"s. Cette
indus,rie he s'est pas soutenue e'
NJ. Pasteur lui Il porte IN coup ter
rible; dn jour OH DIES poisons cn1
etc employees pour y destruction
des lapins, les cons0mmateurs n'on1
plus os& faire usage des conserve.
misses dams le commerce.