Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-17

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roam at viii. Get good brooder,
or make one, and raise your chicks
indoors, giving them good supply
of sand to scratch in. Keep char
coal, gravel or ground oyster shells
before them and feed plenty of
vegetables and cooked meat with
milk to drink and you cannot fail to
get good, strong and healthy chicks.
CALL and examine my line of
summer flannel shirts.
l.. II. OSBORNE.
FRESH cold water is a powerful
absorbent of gases. a bowl of
water placed under the bed of the
sick room and frequently changed
is among the valuable aids in puri-
flying the air The room in which
the London Aldermen sit is purified
by open vessels Of water placed in
different parts of the room, 1t can
be easily inferred from this that
water standing for any length of
time in close room is unfit for
drinking. Experiments of this
kind are not costly. 1t has frequent
ly been observed that restless and
troubled sleep has been corrected
easily by placing an open vessel Of
water near the head of the bed.
FLOWER seeds at the Cash Gro
Gerry House.
Ir is believed by the TRIBUNE
that the establishing of a monthly
sale day in Mineral Point would
prove good move, provided it was
conducted with that interest and
snap necessary to insure success.
What is sale day? you ask. Well,
it is one on which the people of the
surrounding country may come to
the city and exchange, buy or sell
live stock of every description,
country produce, farm implements,
etc. Really, it would be in the
nature of a monthly fair. From
villages and cities where similar
fairs are held glowing accounts of
their success are reported. They
say that not only do the citizens Of
the places enter heartily into the
spirit of the occasion, but farmers,
stock breeders, and others are glad
to avail themselves of the privileges
and that all classes are benefited,
and the towns in which such fairs
are held are likewise benefited.
A WOMAN who wishes to look her
best should wear clothes which
bring out the brightest hues of the
hair and give touch of softness to
the color of the skin. The instances
are rare where colors which bring
out the beauty of the hair are not
also most appropriate for the skin.
The hair should be arranged to
soften the face and show the shape
of the head to the best advantage,
1t is a good plan, when a lady Is not
satisfied with her appearance and
wishes to improve it, to go to a
reliable hair dresser who has had
enough experience to know how TO
study faces, have her hair dressed
once, 1t least, and if ii is more
becoming than the old way adopt
it. When a lady has found q be-
coming way of dressing her hair
she should stick to it no matter how
often the fashion may change, or
how different it may become. There
are few ladies' whose appearance is
not greatly changed by the arrange
ments of the hair.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
Don't miss this the greatest chance
of the season to purchase ladies'
muslin underwear at just about half
Of its real value, at the Economy
Store this week. lw
Ar the annual election Of the w.
G. T. IT,, April sth, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year
President-Mrs. Jas. Hutchlsou.
Vice Presdent-Niiss /. Bassett.
Rec. secretary-Mrs. Z. Y. Hutehison.
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