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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-21

Editor Ito omcs Boy)-"How do
you spell 'tautOlogy7'" Office Boy
(promptly)-"I don't spell it at all"
Editor (angrily)~"What did you go to
school for?" Office Boy (sadly)-''Be-
cause had to."-Christian at Work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-21
WatNrbQryFirGAlarm
LOCATION OF BOXES.

LOCATION OF BOXES.
4-Corner Willow and West Main streets
6-Exchange Place.
12-Rogers & Bro.
14-East Main street and Wolcott road.
15-Corner Cherry and East Main.
21-Horse car railroad stables (private.)
23-Iron bridge, West Main.
M-Waterbury Brass Co priv.Ce.)
25-Corner johnson and WaterviDe.
26-Corner Prospect and Grove.
27-Junction North Main, Grove ann
North Elm.
28-Waterbury Manufacturing Co private
32-Corner Washington and South Main
Waterbury Buckle Co Cprivate.)
35-Benedict & Burnham Co (private.l
Waterbury Watch Co Cprivate.)
39-Corner of Grand and South Main,
42-Corner of Union and Franklin.
43-Scovill Manufacturing Co private.)
45-Corner Clay and Mill.
46-No Hose house, Baldwin street
47-Corner Dublin and Doolittle alley
812-Corner Meadow and Bank.
814-Corner Meadow and Cedar.
821-Plume & Atwood Co Cprivate.)
823-Holmes, Booth & Haydens Cprivate.
824-No4 Hose house, Brooklyn.
S13-Randolph & Cloves.
SIGNALS.
One stroke 10 M.
One stroke calls the superintendent Of
fire alarm telegraph to the City hall.
Two single strokes, fire out or fire under
control, used as q recall.
Ten strokes Quick will indicate gen-
eral alarm.
Fifteen strokes Quick and repeat Gala
out the militia.
INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS.
Be particular and remain at the box and
direct the fremen to the fire.
Do not pull the hook If the firebell on
small bell in the box is striking, as that
indicates an alarm has already been given
Be particular to remain at the box until
the arrival of an officer of the fire depart
ment, who will release the key, or, If cir
cumstancee will not permit remaining, then
the proper officer VIII return the key to
the holder as soon a. convenient.
Always give the alarm from the box
nearest the fire.
Be sure and close the door before leavA
ing the bc1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-21
DYETNG

Garments, Gloves, etc., cleaned and dyed In
the best gtyles
suits made to order In irst-class style at bot
tom prices. Repairing done at short notice.
r. 0UIN To-
ga SOUTH MAIN or.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-21
The Globe Wine Room
The Buffet Bar and Lunch.

The fixtures have arrived and the time for
opening the only wine room of the kind in the
city is now determined. 1 will positively open
on Tuesday, Sept. 1, The new place is the rear
of Richardson's and Kaser's clothing houses
ond will be stocked with tue best liquors, wines
and cigars that the market affords Keep your
eye CD the opening date and the place. Without
exception one of the best equipped places in the
q fv
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Sic b6fliden Stab tleuf.
Sin Bauer pauoert nit ieiner Srau
in Die GroBitaot uno bort beieben iie
iid bic Sebenspiiroisteiten. gllles er=
rest ibrt Sewunoerun9; aber bas Gr=
itaunen erre9t ieinen b0diteu @ipfel.
als er Dor einem Sauie Elm platat nit
EN- Wort y6euermeIbsfeae" liebt.
,Teiu, fir 10 boflib uno suportommeno
bdtt' ib Die Stabtleut' bod niht qebal=
ten! Sabeu io9ar Sduier beitimmt,
mo man iid meloen iann, penn einem
oas 6euer in Der pleiIe aus9eaansen
ilt!"
= Gin ffoIser Singer. =
aber. Serr Bipier. Der 8o9el bier,
ben sic mir neuli6 pertault baben,
iolte bod eiu outer Sdnaer icin = er
linet inoeB iiberbaupt ni6t!" =. .Tas
1T eben eIn iebr itolser Yo9el! GrmeiB,
odB er nod niht besablt lit = uno auf
Borg iingt er ni6t!"
-3weibeutise Grase. &id-
fer: ... Sic baben alio bem S6mal3-
bauer 3lusi Obrieiseu seaeben! Sabeu
Sic nod etlpas bin,uSuiiisenY"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

rufeu. bod bepor id nodnuls bor benz
Gublieum eridien, idliipite i6 i6nea
in bic 8aroerebe. INN mir bic treulolen
Sricots beielti9en su laiien.
glber. Srduleiu, mas polleu 9.t
oenng Iaste halb be!eibiat bic @arbe=
robiere, naAoem iie na1gcieben. Gs
lit ia gar ni6ts geplabt uno Niles in
Oronung. so mas fam iiberbaupt
Del mir aarniht porfommen.
gti6t obnc Seiddmung ia6 id nun.
oab i'd mir alles bloB einscbiloet bate.
Bon allen Seiten wuroe id su mei=
hem Grfolse be9liifwiinidt uno Der
alte Ne9iiieur ia9te. mir bic Sano
oriifeno Oeute, I'M lsbten 9let batten
Sic mirfli6 Den belpuBten Siibnenteu=
fel i'm Seibe. Sas mar oas &ihtiee!
Sa, penn ou nur pilBteit. badte idb,
biitete mid aber wDbl, etluas gu ner=
ratben.
2d6eln mubte id5, als id am nd6.
fen Sage Die fol9enoe Stelle in Der
&eceniiOn iiber Die 8oritellung las:
Grdulein g. bat uns i'm Srp6eus
eine Seitung 9eboten, Die uns lpabr=
bait iiberraidt bat. Sab mir cine
te6nii6 correcte muIitalii6e Sarbie=
tun9 gu ermarten batten, muBten mir
porber, aber oicie ipnerllbe Seiselung
bes 8clan9es bdtten mir mad Den bis
beri9en Yrobeu teiEeswe9s erboift. 9ia=
mentli9 I'M lcbten gltt pur ibre Sars
itellung, aud na6 Der i9auipiclerii6en
Seite hin. cine uabrbaft meiiter6aite.
Die cribiitternoen Slageu an Der 2ei6e
Der geliebtea Satin tamen aus eiuem
BON gnait uno @erspeiflung bur6=
milbIten SerSen uno wuroen in ibrer
9eirtiamteit nod erb06t ourd bas er=
grelfenoe Spiel. Sas miibiame @r=
beben por Dem entieelten Sorper, Die
f6mer39ebro9ene Saltllng, bann Der
ueber9ang su triumpbirenoer Sreuoe
= oies alles fam iiberssu9enoer uno
ergreilenoer taum bargeiiellt merben.
IS mar in 6eIang uno Spiel cine bods
6ramatii6e 2eiitung. -"
so luaren mir 0enn bic getiir1teten
Sricots gum Segen 9eluoroen, oenn
jebt wubte i6 aus ei9ener @rfabruna.
me man iinsen unb ipielen muB, nm
bas Publitum binsureiBen. Sas sis
mar gebrodeu, lluO wenn id je pieoer
in meinen alten 6ebler suriifiaaeu
pOOtc, 10 brau6te i'd nur an meine er=
iten SritOts Su benten, um ibn Su per=
meioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Siibnerbein i'm Gefiible ibrer eulinart
i6en 3ii6tiefeit triumpbireno auf ibren
Serrn berabIdaute.
@noli6 brad oieier bas S6lpeieen.
,glber 9uura = Sic miiIien bod
ao6 etmas anoeres setobt baben = fir
10 perwobnte GHer -"
yNciu. oa cabs nidts! Ser oft,
SatonDer pollte frsili9 nidt ran, aber
er muBte!"
lin @otteswillcn," fieB Seremias
beruor = ~uno iOl9 elm Sutter cabs
ale 5a9e?"
n3m Sommer ia! SIM Wintsr fam
aod aobl 'mans!"
sSeremias Senfmebl ipranq auf.
Ser 201el Suppe brebte ibm idon ben
sanSen Mta9en nm. Sie Iusiidt auf
ben Wintertobl riei iein eanSes @uts
ieben mad.
ygber" = Die Stimme periaste ibm
fat. = v@s lit bod gans unm0glid,
ba6 Der Serr bon @riinweiler iOl1es
Sutter iBt?"
Der Serr!" 2aura Siibuerbein frat
dlit elmer Wtiene suriif, Die oeutli6 be.
tunoete. baB lie ibren Serrn fir reii
bieIt, in Die 3uan9sjude 9eitedt gu iuer.
ben. = Ter 0err - Der batte ia ieinen
&oh!"
nllno mas = fodten Sic benz eigent,
ti9@
.Sas Siebfutter. 0err Senfmebl!"
gtah elmer balbcn Stunoe mar Saura
0iibnerbeiu nit ibren Sa6en auI Der
StraBe uno unier Seremias i'm rRotben
2Oluen." um nit mabrer Snnigteit elm
2enOenbcaf nit GOltturtoffelu 81 ellen.
Cine SDdin bat unier pbilOiOpb
ni9t DleOer genommen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

= Bon @utab Na6tiqal
ersdhlt man fol9enoe 8eIdibte: Gin
Samburoer Sroensldger, Der bur1
Sanoelsuerbinoun9en nit afritanii6en
0errl1ern gu 0elo, aber nod su teinem
Srben aetommen mar, tam eines 9a-
ecs. als Der 6orider ii6 in Samburg
auibielt, bOhlt aufsere9t SlI bieiem
uno rief: ~Eenten Sic ii6. id babe
bonn Sultan bon go. elneu Sroen ers
balten. grau6 i'd nun eine @rlaub,
nib. ben Sroen gu traaen?" = ,8e.
wib." antportete giadti9al lddelno,
.aber Sic wiiien bob aud, pis man
ben Sroen trdet9" = Rein, Serr
@eneralconiul. Bite. ertIdren Sic es
mir!" = .Nun." ia9te Nadtiaat. ySie
uiiien bod. oaB Sbre Decoration tein
Srben i'm europdiiden Slime, ionbern
nur Elm soloener &ine iit, in Den ein
Salbmono arapirt iit2" = rSa wobl,
unb mie 1T oieier &ina gu trasen2
Muf Der Yruit, am Salie ooer i'm
Snopflod9" : n3einesrpess." ermi-
0erfe Wu0tl9al muroeOou. sSer UtHg
Gr. Waieitdt bes Sultans tann nur
ri6tig als Setoration eetraaen iper-
ben, menn man" = .Wenn man. I'm.
terbrad Der neusierise Sroensidaer er.
reat = yWenn man i'm burd Die gtaie
Ieht."
% S1la9tertia. Uater: Tran3,
biz Mlutter meint, 9u wiiroelt niht
beriebt meroen Sran3 @bwartenl
Sast ood S6ilIer ibon Miitter
rreu
Ser Huge 9 Sobn. Otutter:
sd, bent nur. Sarl, Batter 1T i1on
luisoer betrunten. oas 1T nun i9on oas
bierte Mdl in oieier Wo9e uno beute
1T erit Oieniias. Sohn: Wlutter, i6
beareiie aber aud nidt. pie 9u ben
gum Wanne bait nebmen t0nnen.
ueDerDoren Y,pneuIuuIet
g.. llniiun, nit mir oa tommt 9einer
init! Sn glmerlta liei i'd nit einem Gil-
jug um Die gettc uno fam iriiber an
als er. S6neulduier g.: Yabl Slei.
nisteit, - id idb in Der g9iilfe Sabnra
rinen Samum beranbrauieu. oa 9ab i4
6erienaelo uno id lief TO idnea. oaB
Der Somum immsr 500 S4ritt binter
mir blieb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
9erIbmtc 5iatera rdocr In EariS

9(m 9lllerbeiligentag tpenoet li6 in
Der iran;oiilden Sauptitaot bic liebe.
pplle 9letlt gang beionoers Den Barrier
Si6tersrdbern Su. Sn oieiem Sabre
fano Die al!gemeine 8raberipall fabri
crIt am 2. glppember tatt. benn Der am
l. Nopcmber itr0menoe Re9en geltattett
teinerle glusfliige nadl ben impoianten
9tetropolen oes pere=ga6aile unb oea
Mpntmutre- 6rieoboies. lin 10 CROP.
arti0er mar Die Wallfabrt am 2. go.
pember. Sie &ue be la @lode betitelts
6rieobofgahe oes Montmatre be9erber9i
pie betanut bic Gelte Seiuri6 Seine'a
uno iciner 6rau 0tatbilOe, uno man
tann, uie bem Better 2lopo" eeibrie.
ben piro, init Genuotbuung Die Sbat=
iade bejcidnen, baB i'm @eeenIaBe gu
friiberen Sabren iotuobl Die iteinerne
Sede ocs @rabbenfmals, ipie Die giien.
Hdbe Der llmfailuns nit SrdnSen uno
Slumen 10 iiberldet lino, oaB Die 5n=
I6riften unb Srnamente Der @raboede
bon ienen 3ei9eH Der Yietdt sani per.
biillt weroen.
Sin prdbtiaer Yolmenfran5 nit 3o.
fen, bon pelbem bic Barrier felt iber.
seugt Iiuo. baB peiIsn Spenoerin cine
cole fiiriilide 6rau (oie &aiieriu bon
Seltcrreid. slnm. b. &co. alidbrli6
Elm eleides Gremplar auf Seine's @rab
nieberle9en ldBt, trdgt teincrlei Sn-
i6riit, pdbrenb Elm anoerer 9rans,
beilen Sldtter idon sdn5li6 perwittert
linb. nur Die sicmlib intacte Snidriit
seiat, baB bieIer &rail3 i'm Sabre 1889
BON ben gum internationalen Soeiali.
itenconsreie mad paris setommenen
oeutideu Sotialiten aui bas 8rab
.ibres Sruoers" Seinrid Seme nie'
Oergele9t muroe.
Sn Die sablrei6en @rabfrdnse aua
@lasperlen ooer Wlctal. bic an ben
Stdben Der @iienumfaiiuns ban9en,
baben Die Spenber Ooer ionitise Seiu.
der, sumeilt fremoe @dite aus 2dnoern
oeutider 3unge, ibre Silitentartcn 9es
!e9t = als un9erp6bnli9lte Wani-
ieitation oes Seine=@ultus - laBt ii1
iogar eonltatiren, baB einselne 8elu-
der Die nah iiraelitiidem Grieobofs'
ritualc ibli6en Stein6en auf bas
@raboentmal ibres beriihmten Gr=
@laubsns9euoiien aeitreut baben. @s
1T tein bloBer 3ufal. oaB bic 6rieo'
boIswG6ter oe5 Wontmartre auf Die
6raoe nab 0eiues Grab ioiort SeI6eio
miIltn, oem es limb sumeilt @lidlIer
uno oes Seutihen funois.
Scr bette Greuno Seines unter ben
franSOiii6en S6riitIiellern. Sbsopbile
8autier. nit wel6em Seine 10 piele
Sabre in Mpntmorenep gcmciniame
Sommerwobnun9 belt. lieat nur we-
ni9e S6riite BON ieinem ebemali9en
9uten glo6bar be9roben. llno 8autiers
tiinitleriid ausgelilbrtes 8raboentmal
1T Dobl9epfleat 'uno nit frii6en Grdn=
gen beoedi, Die ieine Sodter. Die bea
fannte bramatiiae S1riitiiellerin ge=
ipenbet bat. Gin i'm lebten Sabre
pl0blid in poQiter Mannestraft aus
oem 2eben serufener Muiitoi6tsr. SEQ
Selibes, Der Some lieblider Wieiiier,
liest ebenfalls i'm Yoetenpintel oes
Wontmartre be9raben. uno bic id0nen
Slumenipenoen duf ieinem 6amllien=
grade, ipel6es mir bon Srauen in
Sralertleioern umitanoen ioben. sei-
gen. wie lebbait Die Seinen ben
S6mers UNI ben 6riibbepeinten ent-
pnnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
GescnScttt8c &ritif.

Sas 9erliner Sremoenblatt ent=
nimmt elmer en9lii6en Sa6seitibrift
folgenOe bumoriliii6e geleu6tung Der
Sritit, Die lib bic Yrelle bslueilen ee=
fallen laien muB: Sommt oa gu einem
bel6dftigten 9lrtifelldreiber Elm Wann,
Der Ii6 ibm als Sdubma6er u. por=
feat; na6oem cr li1's i'm beiten 2ebn=
itu6le Der Siiicin bebaslib sema6t,
be9innt er: .Sbr Slatt lit Der 8erbei=
ieruns i'm bo6fen @raoe beoiiritig.
Sic brauden mebr 2otalnotiSen, bas
Te miidte iollte in arOberer Sdriit
geleBt meroen - uno oann mebr Sri=
ainal-Sepei6en, unb bor 9lllem beiieren
Srud uno itdrieres qapier. Sic bieten
nidt senns Stoii uno oas, mas sic
aeben, lit nidt oas &i6tige, auBcroem
lit Die 3eituna piel gu tbeuer. Sbre
Stellung 3u Der Suoenirage 1T cine
a5Iolut pertebrte uno Sbre Yoiition nit
SeSus auf ben WcSinlep=Sarii abiuro.
SD iage SbneH bas alles, neil ib SSb=
rem unternebmen @rfOlg miinibe uno
i6 'iprehe gu Sbnen als Elm 6reuno.
Sd ielbit bin auf Sbr Slatt nidt abon=
nirt, aber i9 iebe basielbe 9ele9entlib
bel einem Sreunoe, uno oa cine 3eis
tun9 elm Oifentli6es llnternebmen lit.
10 ie6e id ni6t ein, mes6alb i6 niGt
elm &edt baben iollte. Sritt su iiben.
Sd peri6mG9e niemals Hatbibld9e, im
8egentbeil, bieielben lino mir INNER
pilltommen. ."-pSbr llrtbeil ireut mid
gang auBerOroentlid," iaste Der Jteoat=
teur, ieinem Yeiuder cine @iearre rel.
neno. sd babe Slpar ldngit 9ewuBt,
baB i6 nidt polltommen bin. ieDo9
iino mir meine Sdwdden nod nie-
mails 10 tlar uno iiberseuseno barge
feat worben. Sd fiible mid auBer
Stanoe. Sbnen meinen Sant aebiib=
reno oafiir abSuitatten, OaB sic lid Die
Wtii6e 9enommeu baben, meine Sebler
dufSuiinoen uno in 10 liebenswiiroi9er
@eiie mid aui oieielben auimerliam
ma6en."
Ser S6ubiiader berlieB bas &c.
Doftipnsbureau in 9ebobener Stim=
mun9. 9lildlid bariiber. oaB feline Ior=
iiellunsen ell 10 9enei9tes S9r aciun-
ben.
Sen foleenoen Sag, als Der bieoer,
Mann seraoe babel mar, einen Stiefel
ieiner 8ollenouns suSuiiibren. erbielt
er ben 8eiub oes 'GeOatteurs. sd
bin qetummen, um Sic auf einiae
Mdneel auimertiam gu MADDEN, be-
aann oerielbe. rSa III 3unddlt bas
9eoer. pel6es sic gu Sbren Stieieln
perwenben; es 1T iebr idle6t. iooann
lino bic Soblen gu biinn unb bic Slide
piel su ipeitldufig. @s 1T ferner Elm
entidieoener Sebler, geriuses Dtoterial
gu 9bidben 3u ueriuenben. Seoermunn
ilaat iiber Sbr S9ubmert; meiitentbeils
iino aud nod bic Sdaitc gu turs uno
bic Spiben gu i6mal. llno bei iol9en
gieenidaften perlansen Sic gang un=
perl6dmte Yreiie. sic perifeben mid
mobl, id iprede su Sbnen als Elm
iSreuno, neil i6 Sbr g8obl wiinihe.
S6 periiebe Swar niht mebr bon Der
S6ubmaderei als Sic BON Der Ser=
auseabe elmer 3eitrn9, aber it nebme
ein aroBes Sntereiie al Sbueu. neil Sic
10 freunolid nit mir iuaren. Sa, in
Der Sbat. ih ="
Der Waun Der Seber tam nidt mel.
.er uno erreidte Die StraBe. begleitet
Don Yiriemen, Sammer unO anoerem
8erdtb, melde ibm nadscworfen wur-
ben. Ger bieoere S6ubmaher ibwor
bob uno tbeuer, es iolle ibm teiner oie=
ier Soioten weoer iiber Die Sdwelle
tommen. um i'm iiber iein 8eihdft gu
belebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

= Cine tnglifde Wabl.
geIdidte. Obsrit @befer Maiter, Der
unioniitiide Ganbibat fir Yienceiter.
pertheioiste iid seaen ben Sorpurf. er
lei fir bic priiselitrafe i'm Deere Ii. /.
M. nit Der Yemertun9: sd bin oft
9epriiaslt tpnroen in Der Sdule unb
sinmal ioaar oaiilr, oab ib bic Wabrs
belt geIagt batte!" .1no oas bat
Sie sriinolid furirt!" rief Elm Raoita'
isr oobpiiaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

-Iur berjenieef ollte
li6 cine Srau nebmen, Der iie aud su
nebnlen wcib.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30

GOOD to Drink. and Cheap.
5tae grade roasted coffee, 3 lbs
at D. Jacko's. 2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
4 HoMEspuN TRAGEDY.
Ana Very Wen Spun, Too, in Not a Great
Number of Words.

aYou see that river ripplin' along so
snilin' and pleasant said Uncle
Hiram to \. Y. World reporter. aan'
rou think child needn't be afraid of
Il but put thirty feet of water on top
q what's there now and see how you'd
ike TO face it. Twice in my life have
I seen it as pray the good Lord | may
FEVER see il again,as no man may need
over want to see it. The first time.
lopo AGO il was. sam was % then. an
I'D be a middle-aged man now, taught
me there wasn't no confidence to be
mt in that stream and I've never
trusted it sence.
zone June day sam an me started
ont To shoot q mess O fish. had the
old Gun. cause was a bette shot n
him. an he toted the net. How do
Won shoot ish2 You climb a tree or
bic rock that's close to the water, an
when Won see a fish you want you just
blaze away, that's all; but you've got
to know how mighty well, an some
body's got to be quick an scoop i'm
with a net before he sinks. Well we
didn't seem to have no kind o. luck,
and before we knew it was two miles
from home At last we struck place
where there seemed to be some fish,
an l got up into big pine that stood
close to the water.
Jest as ! had found q comfortable
roost | heard sound that I've heard
many a time among these mountains
"a roarin', rushin noise, as if every
wind that ever blew was tearin its
way through the forest Sometimes
YOU can see way off, the trees bend
before it, while everything near you
is as purity rs a baby's smile. Some
times YOU can't see anything, only
hear the awful blast that's rayin' along
somewhere Father, says Sam, do
YOU hear that roarin'?' Yes. saws |.
Jest then ! sighted a big perch jabbin'
his nose agiu rock an fired.
touched him but didn't kill him, an
be made toward deepwater, sam after
him
Every minute it seemed as if Sam
had that net under him. but he KEEP
gittin' away till they was nigh half
way cross. the water not befn' very
deep there. All that time the roarin'
had been goin' on, only we was too
busy to take much notice, but all at
once it got louder and seemed to come
FROM round the bend, which wasn't
moren hundred yards above us
looked up stream and saw something
which made me cold and sick all over.
Awhile wall o. water ten feet high
mshu' toward us, boilin an foamin',
flliu the banks an beariu' right doa
on my boy. Sam saw it as soon as |
did an made for the shore but lest as
be touched it the water caught i'm an
whirled i'm away as if he'd been a bit
O. bark.
"IIe was good swimmer, but no
man could live in that Hood ] saw
him beat the water with his strong
arms, saw him strugglin' an maxim
motions | couldn't understand. ] saw
his white face for a minute an that
was the last time ! saw my boy alive
Three days after they found him at
Point Marion His boots was of an
partot his clothes Then knew what
be had tried to do He knew he
couldn't swim in his clothes an tried
70 get them off. City chaps that don't
know nothin about it come up here
and laugh at us for bein' afraid Of that
river We've got "A good right to be. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30

CHOLERA infantum has lost its
terrors since the introduction of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiaubGa Remedy. When that
remedy is USED and the treatment
as directed with each bottle is fol.
lowed, q cure is certain. Mr.. A. w.
Walter, a prominent merchant Mt
NalterSburg, H., saws: "It cured
my baby boy of cholera iufantum
after several other remedies had
failed. The child was SO low that
he seemed almost beyond the aid
of human hands or reach of any
medicine" % and 80 cent bottles
for sale 10y Il. ID. Pulford.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
DENTfSTRr.
w. q. IEnIes. ID. ID.
Residence For Sale.

Large s roomed house with closets aud nice
buttery. Double cellar cemented aud plastered
2 Cisterns, good barn, wood she'd and chicken
house. In very desirable location. Inquire Of
l5m3 =, ALLEN, Jr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
THE LAW OF PRoMlssoRY NOTES.
There Are Five Essential Legal Elements
in Negotiable Paper.

There are five essential elements to
the legal validity Of negotiable draft
note or check:
First-It must be payable in money;
that is, gold, silver or greenbacks,
possibly also in United States cur
Tency, not in any kind of merchandise.
Ihus note payable in 100 calves"
mas been decided to be invalid.
=. IL must be payable without any
contingency or uncertainty. A note
promising TO pay $1,000 out of the
proceeds 81 ore TO be raised and sold
rom any mine" is invalid But par
ucular fund may be designated as ~
promise to pay out Of the estate of b.,
deceased.
o. 1t must be payable at a certain
sPeeIHed time-a time certain to ar
5I'e' A note payable to A. b. "when
ne ls y years of age" is not good, for
le may not live to be q, and so the
1.ae Is not certain to arrive
IN. note payable con demand" is
lg.0 To be good, for demand is in the
1a'ure Of taings certain to be made at
s'We time. The owner Of such a note
1ou.A mo-, possess common sense if he
never demanded payment
II must be payable to the order
VI certain party therein named, or
sse payable to bearer. Otherwise it
:, ,,. 4gJ negotiable, although as a simple
written eontractit is good between the
I'Aer and the person to whom it is
f'.aole But it is not capable of in
"a1t unless the words "order" or
bearer appear
The amount payable must be
srG.,Iea and certain. A note for 800
o-,a interest is good because the m
go, can be calculated and thus GER
say aseertained, but a note reading
] ,.s f.'l or 5000 is not good.-The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
NEW
Blacksmith and WhGeIwight Shop
81 PHILLIPS d GRANGE.

The undersigned have formed partnership
for tie purpose Of conducting a blacksmith aud
wheelwright business and hereby solicit due
shore Of The public patronage. Work VIII Pc
done AZ reasonable rates.
SHOP ---
~ Sherman Philips o.l stand 0u Hoard erect
Mineral Point WIS SHERMAN PHILLIPS,
March /. lsJZ-Igyl ALBERT GRANGE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30

which has given Pillsbury's Best
its popularity.
IF you are not using this flour
try it and you will have flour
which we guarantee to give salts
faction.
Remember that Pillsbury's Best
has maintained the lead for over 90
years.
Pillsbury's Best is the best. For
sale by BREWER & PENHALLEGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30

'. r. NPEATLER viii pay the
price for all kind OF poultry,
81 and eggs; give him a call.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
1t WIZ Fay You.

When in need of a carriage,
buggy, road-wagon or road-cart il
will pay you to write to Fitzgibbons
Bros, Monroe, Wis. They have no
agents to protect, and for that
reason can name you the lowest
wholesale prices on hrstclass
work. 12m2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
PillSbury's Best Flour

leads the world. All competitors
acknowledge it as the standard
-four. 1t
MAKES MORE BREAD
MAKES WHITTIER BREAD
MAKES TETTER BREAD
than any other -four. This flour
has become SO popular that the
manufacturers have been compelled
within fifteen years TO increase the
daily output from 200 barrels 70
$1,000.
The company own over 200
elevators scattered through the
famous Red Riverseetion Of Dakota,
and are thus enabled to select the
choicest hard wheat for their mills
and to maintain the excellence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
EGGS WANTED.

1 will pay market price in cash
or IN trade, will pay one dollar and
six cents for every dollars worth of
eggs. Also will allow six per cent
discount for cash or monthly pay.
mentS. l6u DAVID JACKo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-30
8aegies and MachinerY.

aggies and Machinery.
nave for sale good single and
oaggies, Of approved styles,
reasonable prices. Also the
a.ed Walter A. Woods farm
aery An inspection Of the
cordially solicited.
n. TRKwEER.