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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30
LCoRREsPoHDENCE SOLICITED
NONRESIDENT CAPITALISTS.

who contemplate investing money here, will find i;
for their advantage to address the undersigned for
advice in the matter, By doing they will gain
hnoalsdge respecting three important things
1st. 70 hog PRECISELY the locality or spot ,gaers 10
invest dtsjr MONEY.
End To heo0 CORRECTLY Tie vess Of tie property they
desire 10 purchase
Sd. 10 dooo RELIABLY tie rag manner IL, uA;cA to
roceedt get It At tie 1osoest figure.
g. VI. CRANWELL,
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AT REASONABLE RATES.


sgyTEELFE uNV g, 70
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TEL CHEFS INSTITUTE.

There will be session Of all Institute for tae teach
ers Of Douglas County held in Superior for two days
commencing Friday the goth day Of October at 10
o'clock A. II. Al persons now teaching, or intending
to teach in the schools of Douglas County request
ed to attend and neglectng attend will be regard
ed good reason for Withholding certificates from can
ddates applying for them to the Superintendent.
All others interested in the Of educati0n are
invited attend and if 50 disposed to take part in
the exercises. ]. ". GATES, Co. Supt. Of Schools
Superior Sept. %, 1871
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30

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SHEmFF's OFFICE, Douglas Co,l
Suneripr, Wis, Sept. 18th ISL. {

Notice Is o5g gigea, shat at the general election,
to be held in the town Of Superior, and County of
Douglas, on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday,
being she second dag Of November next. The follow
inr officers arc To be elected to wit:
4 State Senator il the Tweatyfourch Senate Dis
trict Of which said county foTma part ID place Of
f. r. Ives whose term Of Office viii expire the first
Monday IN January a. D. 1872
4 Member Of Assembly in the Assembly District,
comprising he counties Of Polk, Douglas, Burnett
Bayfield, Ashland and Barron, IN place Of S S.
VAUGHN, whose term Of Office will expire on she first
Monday in january =. D. 1872
LARS LENR00T, Sheriff,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30

Fgpro11 NOTICE Through The soIicita-
zion Of MY Superior lily friends, have decided on
opening an Office At s,e ) very House, where may be
consulted between the hours o. and o'clock P u
On Mondays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Of each week.
Calls made at residences after Office hours Especial
attention paid to chronic diseases Of any character
Very RESPECTFULLY i. Z. COLLINS, L. 4.
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Il. SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY.. sEPTENBER sorB, 1871.
INE land hunters are numerous.


handle broken Of.
Property hero Is cheaner now tban i
avor viii ~ oo,,;n
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: - ~ ~
1"S- N1ilaFies oooeflf'ilo IS building flio-
Q : Pr
= AAA'S hlllA'9fa1ioil may oe e4Peetoa
MR. John l. Post, OF this place, drew
handsome gold watch at the Pioneer distri-
button.
HACKER has supply Of apples, fresh
pears and grapes, &c, which he IS giving
away lor the cash.
TnE city Jail is sad and lonely. Sherif1s
anG oonstablos about strapped. The Judge
IS dead broke. the court Is busted, Eyerv-
4hino i lovely. how i 4bat for higb.
;. go, ono : ,nr.+,, .,a 49, e o7ot,.a,
throw Won, eve alone Spnorior ST. mil #
atritos the One Price <ytotbfno Store Of "
- Willis That's nj there is about f.
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oo,,.;,nol ona l+ o,o al, So, s,.,,,,;,o.
is an able paper, and has done much for to interests
o. Doosls . oGGi'{ p rno superior s success 20 'e
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dies are particularly invited to call and eg-
anime +ha r,o,Is ord i77r,nirn ,,Y;aae
.
SOME look sour ut you because YOU fail
..
1vb;Io others look so,,,ar SIN bocansa vo,
,na,t;o, troi, names n mint and foil the
,,,,t,;, without .,,tTor,r.- -,-5a+ +b.,, a,a
IL
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GppgsSYrTgT.

OPPOSITION.
| an determined not 10 be undersold by the store
keepers, and therefore Offer my vegetables to the pub
lie at a lower figure than they can be purchased else
where Please give call and judge for yourselves
Good and healthy vegetables warranted.
T. H. CHAS6EUR.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25
TEIEY SAY.

THEY "a
y w Eg a 0 Ig T 3
Thsg EAh ! ven suppose sheT 10.
But can they prove the stpTY true
Suspicion may arise from naughts
but malice, envy, want Of thought
Why count yourself among the they, z
Who whisper what they dare not say 2
sal1 1sa 9d nu 6uo ~
They say-vRpt Why the tale rahearses
And help 70 make tie matter worse
No good can possibly accrue
From telling what nlaY be untrue;
And Is not ths h55Isr plan 'ai 7gg p
TO SPEAK at an Shs bes. yosf car g1a5
Ez8d5a1 % Ia sN IA
They Well Il il shgald be So I'd
WhE need you ten TIE tale of woe
Viii lit the better wrong redress,
Or make one pang of eor- -oW less 3
Wfit ii the erring one restore, stp
Heheef5 ksl % ana sfn no more 2'I
yd haa EfHfl3 TggB8 ssH n5f
TBsy say q nahsa and look within
See how thE hearts inclined To sin !
Watch, lest IA dark temp ATOMS hour
Thou, too should st sink beneath Its
power.
PITY tlle frdfi. weep o'sf the fam ~
But sbeaksOf good, 0rtnot nd sl.g .sa
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al'2 droY wsg.
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agH "A. IEg ID - II .tTIgh
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lsliE moTl 005s gof 151ds 3 h8viss
snaa na a3ai a3s ~ gssllpanb
E-lia 0iE& .ym1a ssaga lao9 all1 Is
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Faa C.ERsO UlL MM Sw "
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a8 gEiRvaa yasgab WsE haoals
-is0 go tgSBailas atd tlaiaaani0ooa
.a8A dnm0Tll3 hiaI wIgnaa Bnu8ga
ia .tili. -, II, n 90.
a sii u a15 haa esa $50
8anadaNa 818R Hfo Rg4c
~ Rygl lsA IsIgn80 Ia1 M hrs
sT .br NlJa8aBmI ha
ai as TT'sss4 - Eas
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.a 0 $50 aamauQAi gaisb fd nI 1
10 q aRa id faB. zam
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li iyaga Is = 4 .llsa I
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4iHpai aa10a iiiau saEaq adf
8 nad oG i8aa m huads
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fli.fsd at lssbs6 bsk Rates.
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a di1p aah rh
II aY
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a ea PqEsons aeSlroHs q1 havtng fpo
.giriatin ous naRfly eyRsdiaios END
ehglb invited b ean 81 tha aalpe
Of the EcAo.
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to 90 ioa pienio

haFia Arr recently determined
to gofo q picnic. lits
Marid Ann is my wife unforlu-
nasslY. She had planned e 70 go
it alone, 20 far as Twas concerned,
or tEAt picnic exeursioh; but when
] heard It I determined to assist.
she pretended that she vas very
glad, but I dont believe she was.
'iIewin do you good to get away
from your work day, shs said !;
"ahd We shall 50 much enjoy 1
cool morning tide oh the cars. and
a dinner I'll The woodsn al la
0n TIE morning oFthat memo
rable day, Maria Ahngo ap atfive
O'Clock. About three minutes la
ter she Disturbed nav sluInbers, and
told nis to come out to breakfast
/ told her I Wasn HUNGRY, but it
made NO difference, I HAD Co.
gst up. The suh was Up; Z hatl no
idea the sun began basiness So ea1.
lynn Che morning bu5 there hs
W5is bagiBza ad Has eR Fn
-tEo said Maria Ann i've.
must around, f5r tBs ears start
at balR pastsl&. Eat allthebreak-
fast you can for you wont get any !.
thin before noon. bra 3asiz v
II could not eat anything at that
time ID them0tnin and it was just
as wen chat / could mol, orI lad.
an / Ieoald do bers s sga 70.
BB pounded % 90 afound thspail.
Of i6e cream, ana shs sandwiches
% Bs oat. aad I thought Uneven
should Ak the legs ofths cliekan
SO Ie0uld get Che c0tet on che big
basket. Maria Ann few around
and piled up groceries for me to
pack and gaze difectioHs 10 Che
gin about taking care oiths hodse.
ana WAS putting Oh herdFess all Il
once. There il great deal If ela
.ergy in that woman aps1hsEs d
tFfae too much. folsl sdT
at twenty minutes pu8 siE I
stood on the front steps with .
basket on enc arm, ana HIat1a
AnA's watef-proof On tie ether
and i pail IN eachliahd. ana abot
tls of9ihsgariH iHmy s6at skirt Pocks
st There was i camp ohaiF hu
on me Somewhere, 100, bat + foE-
DOT iust Wh6fe. a oah
S Now said Maria Ann, aweI
1n0sE ran, oFwe shall not catch
ths cafsf osfl aa
Eafia, said n, ttha8 i q req
souable idea. H0a 10 gou sop
pose I can run withall thi ssighta
You must, you bFute ,Y0a az
aa}s try to teaaome. IfyoudonR
aaaea sceuo On tlIo streets y6u
viii start, To- ~
oTfanA 0 Han
T6ad one coIhioa ..at least; 1Ea-
ria Ann fen down and broke h5r
parasol. She called me ] brute AT
Gain, hdcAuse I lausha3. Maria
Ann drove ne oli ths way n tbe.
depot "a 4 brs trpt ana We got.
on the Cafs hnt neialssr of rs could
et and / fcoula not End i
place where ] could SGT the sliip
down. so | stood there and held
them.
'0Iaria I said, in winning ac-
eents "howis This, t1r 4 cool NOR
49, #4I e@&ttAAA HM ##N
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We Live in Hope,

HE#A III 4saAA4 --E-1-& Mt'4fH
We i've in hope that better times
Are quickly drawing neaF,rr I'D pl'
And think the comlpg Christmas chime
gWilbtiag happiF ysaE UT w
And though ,hgORe Pe fgll of care,
/ We. build our trust upon e.
Yet with the next smile w 4 wear,
Aud stil keep hoping on 98A
\ 4aS IL 7YLiE tffA lass alia q
We vein hope, tbsus rol0aa appeal
.illhay tnga Bah daI-v1sy3, aaiiais
Ta8sap, to 2 gifs v aeRSFsi %
Will sGsttef agaSTT m gag4
Thus lie is but an AprlL shower
And tio1blss are but TAIN ''i "a,
ana hops, tlis sun that q thae hour 4
iFyVIll bfids asfar d liui n8 ID y3i
iLa saasr7-rz- ~ ,7--7T TfFT dE5F
woman who has been
readipg intbe paPegs tbet Sunday
mqFriages are illegal, WFifss % the
papels tofknoY hoWit n With ba7
bY born "a Sunday VI winch
shopld he punished the father, the
mother qr tha .babySi n raia,,,a
! ps First young lady''So
poor Susan II deed Second
youpelady yes, poor tbipg, she
suffered terribly, didnt she And
oalE think shs eQuldpt wear that
bsaUsifpl six dress her mother
save hsF sad i1'p t0O ffhP0rs soF hsF n
slsteFsba2i ailp ms l4gbusi
"Fanny don't you think
sbat AEt. Boad Ii j haadsone Iaanq'
aOh. 40 Gin ] s6dns lin. IIa
Ii lonely ehou &c i'IF6ll, he's
fortunate enough ii an events ah
old aunt haaiaat died, ana lsit him
fifty thousand dollars" "Ipdeed2
~ it true Wen now cone to
reeolIeck there s . certain noble
Ar about Inn, and he has 4 hna
be siePied,5 NJ,
p aWhat do you ask for that
article 2" inquired an old 8aasle-
nian Of d Prets5 shopl gl.lg Two
d0llaE sAint you littla deaF2'
lis f5Fliaa, blashihg i.all
sh6 young laen telltma SOL aaT
.ofa h al a.z. aIg
sons ifIs are like Old
uiusks hey 6ss ! good dsalof
powder bnt i VIII moi 81 qiE
e =
4a cne Rlah 5 los Is
auQthqf Mah ln, ls tlie 10ll0W
aid when ia sew D man walsing
baEma hlm CROP hls p0cka book,
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Sad ]. ny love. yoR have MAIDS

4 Said / , love, YoR have made
that observation before
I kept ny courage M vet I
knew there would De IA hour of
wrath when We ges home. WhiIa
we Were getting out of the cars the
bottle 10 my pocket got broke, and
consequently I had enc boot half
tull Of yinagar aR day. Thai kept
me pretty quiet and Maria Ann
ran or zith 4 big-Whiskered music
teaohsrs and lost her fan and got
her fess vet, and tore her dress
and enjoyed herself 50 much after
the fashion ofpicnic gOers, I began
to think Il never would come din
neE tina; and Maria called me .
pig because I wanted toppen our
basket before Tie rest ef The bas,r
ksEs were opened imor
at last dinner time camethe
anioe dinner in The woods" you
knoH Over three thousapd little
red ants had got into. agE diHer,r
andttbar were worse tQ pick QRt
than fish hoaes The ice eream
bad melted. and there Vas IA YiDeo
gar foE the cold meet ezoap what,
was in my boot and ofeonrse hat
ives Of ~ immediate use The
mnsiaItaaeheg spilled ! oap 81 lot,
coffee On Maia head, and nqllad
the frizzles oat trying 20 OF
the coffee with his handkeEchief,
Then I .sat On 4 piaea Of EasphgEEl
pies andaspoile5 my whita pant
and coudludea Igaisn't ant aaY-
thing more. Ihad 10 staRdup a-
gainat q traa for tha eas of.tha afr
teEnOOn Tho day Afforded oonsia
derabla ghristg, compared - every
day life but there were sp many
listlh drawbacks that Il did noh en-
jq u 80 muph - 4 night have
done ~ h1R
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

sLA42ta @lg jd4i8 9IB Jg8dt
saodV gs3ass ba3iaiJ edo nj sa3.
gaa3a6 ri Hgi3lalurg laugBa
ts g1ig'attuq dgau dgas 3BI
s8iq Gsl. a iHt8 d .hBid
sod u tgsan p.l0aHi4aam sngI
ggal s8ig0al A tss8 s nal
2sk'sLrIrE,D WII'H
Riaa1s7 ad hfir 0i3rl 3dI
1aT satq 81 aH tEia iue aa1r
yti ssltsa go a1ig gi w
gBa a emo tla8 d IadT .sao ais
a3n5oTg dlia Tfgul9 aidf af
Geatness andul ID patel
aiEl0 tadt entti9aa1 1dI IiHlm
tt Nilisag a9tH s63 afa8d a
-H Tul xliaag 8agBiag gsF sliq- giall
u. s,.l.
faG Hp5l8artq 9f4
gsI " faalG nsag lal asgag
tass
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H' ~ Nttlz AsAtaA 81 Nt#ta4 &N4.~
fJ Sns'e l'asS siff 81 sssfpg ~
p" lIaya'la 3ly ln a6vsnoe esi sisIl
., hs 80 5 flinu ssg9a y
DYER RTIsT8 ,als-,i y
40 PR Square, glQ hnes or less .sasss1 40
y Every gub quent insertion I. -. vs.
~ ARnO 1ncement of candidates for
vaof8e8 4. aSss.l4 ... 9.9 A.ss 1910 .()J
. :AdeBftis 8R6nts 8eslB iEla for sguBlisal
Y hcas when he hra no diFacti0nB, viii
a beilsRrf in Ealgligh and French, and
q Ehep Sine IS not limited, will be cOps
b hnaed until orders are received and
+ char ed ace relifigly4.s g AAAi A2 s2aa1
/ iIfBe1a lss6S.n6 70 seBs WI 3 a5vefl
iseby the gaaB0z3 1aster sagbHIa NJ
T. GE9cTeai II WI " given for 8dEertisiRg
j or Job work, except by special agTee7
g.. ment.
] Cards stating merely the names,
g business and place of Residence, With
] paper iaoludedi Twelve DDllRrs per
annum.
/. apS1A II 8gSoi ad Tegtigeme rllist
] be paid ter on the last day Qf publiea7
HG9Ielo s9s 0h il'S iFs II s4is i tat ig1sa
8 .ls sh,gilfs. .aIid
Sqrs "a 3Eoaahs .8 IE0nths 12lEQntlhas
gaa fsg.r s,,rsgs # sal
5G andl39l BISIIs5. N
ElR n 9uaA49IH r ~ ~ IA
, Sh g a8ss Sg
OIL si22d s. ~ ,aa6 Ei
l3a0lfa eaAe ksR9 ~ 1aI
SIt
i n ~. = .I8;., $3.50.
secure aieHi Rda, sRFyeHg
Sa asass3i3as. iaSds a9lle 65ess, = Il pbl- n
s5slan a'I'i'f'i f.ESd It'll.
~ AXE q haGles Lay aAssraA SS4'Ibta.a8t
udA M . a.lllAaEllsl
saf r n WIZ Il rii
nG 3 aAotd 8pgEiIg
ll2i,grA. F6R Ho ~ IlAss ataS
-ah saoI2 81 hiaaW h9god aAa
81 n I. Ia & lsiyg J, vi fs3f - ~ 81 y III
fase 'S'ilsSsssS III iSff Il 5igi
4 8i 81 s9 =. i, u @ Io5.;s,,.. s5a Il. fah1dsy 1
aAa aIshss 449Ps aaq ny 1 4
gHeAgs sonRty sTah Wal d gaa
10y ..,e.eag 81
a1NAS 1EsaY
81 - ~. -. y. -. n 4. 80 .a a II
h aRd aga trae a
ad4 N 0j ~ cred u
s4Yls q ~ k54 81 NJ Oh FsU1SS
m
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

sbgiitga qg9b hsaRgrgEs IN
sil % gEg4o9sg 9ai sol uaEiRI eli
rglf dg0ogdl seilf bia bna .llS
.ra9 ~ blBoW ad han r8dlol
ys II n3i q aIsnsl ~ y
+. I0g9 Inns inlA ggrgsx
lnnisg 8 ia 9d
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

4s f =
niaiR u 15a0iaslHa
yno q saBfoIq Eaioi sflt s3sra D.
tgIsf ii kn uol3arli io zsgt.
iriao9 afnfoiila 10.o0 .8as ]
ab5ysE bm $4,000 ar
gk IaHom sidi la 08t)0.rI
s,astzs na,Elnf hAf "a -aitg
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
aAaH As A2i81 ~ Ra
r i'u HIsism syoiorq - !
sdi 81 LIND szsd 4B9auaa
ste a. 0l0ma 0 moli IL agla
-Iyus % yiisuaus ysy u Q0J.gg
81 d2sdR b iBaq ,s15aio Laa ~
aditm.AEL K1EDs OF vof MO
14Rk 8n n9m sT53ni48gTl-s bu
iloq s1ad Fsglis ag1 D. s8iiiaasl
e aoag srom aad s9d star
-dsiawgggia aadi aIqoq sdf aaaa
3 yggld1 70 y'asaI slsw q.
shuia lfIey 70 siW slidu a
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

E The daY t0 pick y0ne vito
q Cho6 Wstlaaa is
the day 10 bemanisd en- o coGrA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

u Colotado Saloon Keep
III Isaid .oI Tough crowd. II
cohldas get then Whisky sttong
enough for them, so after trying
every way, I at last made j mi&-
ture Of poison oak ana buttern0t.
That fetched them. Icalled it ths
sheep heFder's delight. and u vas
popular 4 drink. Ihefgst PIKE /
ttiad ton yelled with delighl; TIE
next one took two dsi2ks and tGlrn-
ga d double sunmersault Id the
road before the houss. * psddlee
came along, and after he took se-
verai drinks of my sheep herders
delight, De went off and sfols bis
own pack and hid ii ia tlie woods. =
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

adam Smith defined hasn
as AN animal thatmakss balgainss
no other animal loes tai no DOC
exchanges bones with anOtheR
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~ At anIoWa Sunday sehool
the superintendent was reviewing


the lesson, and Vas talbing y tbe
Yagses let your lQins be giFded
and your lights burning. lie ask
ca thegaession, Why are We cofh-
,nahded U gisi onr loins 2 Oaa
1ittle shaip shaver sang out To
keep your bFeachta @
Women, wake np eS-
olaipls ths Revolution, end % in-
dolent rural edltor adds Ees,
sud, d-n il, turn cut and make .
tie ana put tho tea kittle on.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-25

WILLTAM Pm Ar HER,
EDITOR AND PR5pRtkIoB.
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JenlEin Goes to a Picnic.

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4 cne mahs loss IS
4 s. tttl 3 an
auQtbef man slll, as tiie fdsi0W
eid Vhep be aR ! man walking
belMa him arop his poeka pook
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article ?" inquired an old saaale-
nian Of d pretty shop grL Two
dona sA.inlt Jon a.little deaF2'
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one copy, one ifs'ss';s " y
lpe copy, n nopths, .',. s.,,,i,,,..,, ! 6G
ps'e F'Q si's' 81 .s,isg ~
PaT3e i1yariaolV ia advance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13
Chicago ASFkss.

CHseAse. Dec. l..
Fious-Qaiet for desirable grades, viz: Super
and low extras being scarce.
Whe IN 0derately active At lower prices and
closing duu; No 81 20; cash OF Dec 81 2Cs
last half Dec. 81 2 for Jan; Mol sold al 81 -;
No 81 l2al l2t; rejected nominal sales No l
cars 81 25 Nc , 80 and 40 eco bu. al
81 20; 10000 bu. 81 z0!; Is carssud 20, OO0 bu.
at 81 205; cars at close 81 lq3.
COrn--Activs hut lower; No sold at 42c; de-
cline TO 4ll closing at that fgure bid for cash or
Dec; sellor Jan 42a423: Feb ~; rejected dull at
39tAS93; sales in store, No 5000 bu and so
cars at 4lt; 5,OQQ bu and I4S cars st4ls: 5000
bu and II cars at 4lS; ears at AZ; 8 200 bu
early al ~ rejected cars at 2eIi cars si
39t.
0Ats-DEn and lower; No 2 soId at 323a324
closing at 324 cash; seller Jan 325 5A32$ sales Nc
2 5000 bu and l3 cars AZ S24; l car at S2t; re-
jscted csT at %.
Rys-Q0iet and firm Iales; No and ?, Carl
reg ulAr at 63; cars strictly fresh 6%3.
Barley--Dull and easier, No 2 62 cash; 63 Jan
No So; sales No 2, cars at g.; do 52t;
do 523; No2,3 eArsst53.
| seed-Timoihy easier sales good s. 9Oa3 o5
clover So 25.6 81.
whisky-InActive and lower; sellers iron bount
e93.
Provisions - Opened weak at yesterday
prices, and closed strong at same figures; mes
pork $l3 l5a13 20 cash or Dec; $l3 - Jan: 3 B
so bif for Feb. Meats. frmer, shoulders 3sa4
hams 7A7f for l7ht and heavy nlI green.
LArd--Bettsr and firm 81 cash; S6A9 selle
Jan; 94aI04 Feb.
| Dressed Hogs--In active demand for ligh
weights and heavy lots, more sAleable mike
weights 81 S0a4 s24; choice 81 S5A4 S73.
| RecsiptS-Flour 6743; wheat %. ass; corn 81,
500; oats 81 5s6; rye 347S; barley o,ooO; dressed
hogs17Os
shipments-Flour $40; wheat l4,009; corr
s,o44; oats 1894 rye 2,OOO barley 4,4S5; dress
hogs 2l0S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13

BRGHrLY BsEAEEs THE MoRSIyG of o
new era 10 the annals of medicine. Alcohol
will soon be bsnishsd from the list Of rene
dies, and Ouly known as a poison. DR.. J,
WALEER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR. BTrTERs,
composed of wholesome botanic extracts
and juices, are everywhere supersediug the
fiery Assringents, which 10 man or woman
ever yet took without bitterly repenting their
ere duIity. There is no disease acute or
chronic, in which the new tonic may not be
administered with beneficial effect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13

liability Of this kind of attack in the pre-
ssnt branch of the Royal family. The Duke
of Kent, Queen Victoria's father, died from
cold and fever, said 60 have been produced
BY sitting in damp coats after returning from
shooting. Prince Albert died in conse-
quence of neglected cold. The present ILL
ness of the Prince is said to have been pro-
duced by q chill, following excessive heat
caused by exertion in sporting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13

The frs, pier of the railroad and wagon
bridge over the Missouri river at St. Joseph
WAS successfully landed on the bed rock on
Tuur'dsy morning. and the sinking Of the
second pier will be commenced at once. I,
is expected thAsA pier will be sunk each
month until the entire four piers are bassed
on the solid rock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13

WHES Alexis departed from Philsdel phia
he left two hundred dollars to be distributed
among the servants Of the Continental Hotel
and handed twenty-five dollars to Mayor
Fox for the man who stopped the frightened
horses Of one Of the carriages in which bi.
suite was returning from the Park break
fast on n ondsy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-13

To cure a Sprain-Tsks q medium Sized
bottle OF Rsnne's PAin.Killing Magic Oil,
and as soon as possible after the sprain, rub
thiS Oil in with the hand freely and faith
fully, until it is cured. We have seen q
cure performed by this treatment in half an
hour