Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-03-26

Mineral Point and Darlington, which
will be in operation within month OIL
six weeks. This will give the sub
! scribers to the Mineral Point exchange
direct service with Madison, east anc
north.
Miles Thomas came down from
Lodi Saturday and remained oyer Sun
day. While here he went deeper into
Masonic mysteries.
/ Owing to the closing of so many OF
the mines at Highland in the past four
months, business has not been sufficient
to warrant the equipment of two trains
daily over the M. p. & ~ road. The
company has decided to lay the new
trains off indefinitely. The present
price of ore is looking better and we
understand that the first of April the
mills will resume work, which will
mean two trains daily again.
| All scrofulous, lung, liver, heart
and other chronic diseases DIR. Brewer
medicates with remedies which strike
at their cause-impurity of the blood.
This philosophical line of practice has
been abused by quacks and charlatans
who did not understand it, but in DR..
Brewers hands it is no less efficient
than scientific Consult DIR. Brewer.
On Thursday, April 2, DIR. Brewer will
visit the U. S. Hotel in this city.
-Galena Gazette: Ben Vandervate,
the florist, had some carnations on sale
March II that were vivid reminders of
the fact that it was ST. Patrick's day.
The outer petals of the flowers were
tipped with green so that at first glance
it would seem that they had been
dipped in green coloring fluid. However
Mr. Vandervate states that the effect
was produced by cutting the flowers
and placing the stems in solution of
paris green for short time. The eff
feet produced was a pretty one, and
the carnations met with ready sale.
AT this time of the year many resi-
dents of this state make plans to locate
elsewhere, to remove from good old
Wisconsin and seek homes in some dis
tant state or county. Circulars and at
tractive advertising matter of all kinds
pour in just when the average citizen
is restless and willing to believe that
some other place is better than the one
in which he makes his residence Just
now far off fields look green. No state
is better than Wisconsin, but many can
not see it that way and must find out
the facts by bitter experience.
Bill Nye told the truth well when
he said it was a mean man who used
wart on the back of his neck for a
collar button, rode in the last coach of
railroad train to save money till the
conductor came around, and stopped
his watch at night to save the wear
and tear, left his ''i' or 81 without a
dot or cross to save ink, but man of
this kind is gentleman and scholar
compared to the fellow who win take a
newspaper two years or more and when
asked to pay up for it puts it in the
postofice marked refused.
Wing Hop a Chinese gardener,
who owns a small truck farm near
Fresno, California, made the startling
announcement that he has out-Bur
banked Burbank and produced an odor-
less onion. For years Hop, who for
merly worked for Burbank, has been
working on the production of an onion
which would have all the taste and
other qualities of the normal vegetable
but would be free Of the disagreeable
odor. Now he claims he has succeeded
and his contention is borne out by the
statement of many of his white neigh
bors and rivals who have inspected the
onion.
Believe in yourself. That is the
way to make other people believe in
you, and it is the way to become what
you want to be. 1t is the people that
have believed thoroughly in themselves
and their missions who have made the
world believe them. Napoleon became
great general because it never oe-
cured to him that he could lose. Luther
changed the thought of Europe and the
history of the world because he believed
so thoroughly that he was right, that
nothing could daunt him. Columbus
gained the support of queen and
found a world because his belief in
himself inspired confidence in others
Exchange.
Town Caucus.
Next Saturday afternoon, March %,
at 0.90 n clock A large attendance IL