Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-07-04

who sets himself earnestly to do
this will find that all financial
systems will bend to his couquerng
will. The way to get more money
without any loss of peace or self.
respect is to earn it by toll or siuew,
and the funds thus acquired have
no gnawing teeth All other wealth
eats like canker."
THE story that John Schreiner,
Lancaster's biggest merchant, had
offered to give $500 to help Rose
Zoldoske in new trial, spread it.,
self all over the State. Even the
Chicago papers had it. The Teller
suggests to those who have read
tie story, that John Schreiuer has a
wife aud three daughters, all at
home at the present time. Mr..
Schreiner is partially bald now.
What would be the condition of his
crown if he should make such use
of $500 while his own girls are in
reach? Ii is due TO Mr.. Sehreiner
to say that there is no truth in the
story. 1t is only one of those
stories put out to make people think
injustice was done to Rose Xoldos.
ke.-- Teller.
FRANK McGAREY, a young man
formerly of Rewey, but who has
been working at the Zinc works in
this city, having internal bodily
trouble of late, went to Chicago
about two weeks ago for medical
treatment. News has reached here
that his case is one of cancer and
that 1t is impossible for him to re.
cover. lie has been taken to the
hospital. This is sad intelligence
for his relatives and friends here.
He is about "a years Of age, = good
musician, Of industrious and moral
habits, and genial, companiabIe
young man, and there is a heartfelt
regret ON every hand o'er his serious
afiiiction.
THE newspaper publisher who is
willing to see advertisers walk out
Of his ol''Ca because he will not re.
duce his rates commands their
respect At least, and there is no
doubt in their minds where he
stands. The merchant who cannot
be hagglsd with always command
the respect Of customers 1t is to
them " 90 when a good article is
desired, because we feel sure that
we are paying only what is proper,
and at least that somebody else
does not get it for less Adverts.
ing space is stock in trade, and
should be looked at as SO much
capital, Just as much SO as the mer
chants stock Of goods, and prices
fairly fixed should be adhered to.
TO use phrase, which is current
at present, man is the smartest be-
ing in the world, and he is willing
to admit il. He has, nevertheless,
had a varied experience, not only in
trying to account tor himself, but
also in adjusting himself to his
planet |. has taken him thousands
of years to find out where he is---if
he has, indeed, yet found out--and
he has not yet taken a complete in
ventory Of himself, TO say nothing
of that of bis earth and Of surround
ing space. The matter of adjust
meut, which i; seems might best
have CONS first, has come last;
since the questions, whore had he
come from? and what would become
Of him? have first been taken up
Eaciange.
In the ST. Paul'z German Lutheran
Church al Jaue.vilIe there is a mont
wonderful block on exhibition. The
timepiece 4 divided into four parts
geographical, astronomical, mnsi-
cal and numerical. A liJde bell
strikes evsry minute The first
quarter hour represents childhood
the second youth; the third middle
age, and the fourth old age AS the
clock strikes tho hours a correspond
| ing numbe Of apostles make their
appearance. from one to twelve.