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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-22
DURNHAM'S YEAST POWDER.
Grqal Notices.

TIME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESTUN-Court Of Com.
mon Flea IL. II. uELE.JN, Plaintiff, against
LOUIS McLAIN, De!endant;.Copy summons
For Money Demand. d.-[COmplaint not servedl
To LOUIS McLAlN, Defendant In this action ::
You ae hereby summoned and required to s1d; a
In the Onlce Cf the CLERK OF Commol Pleas for
the said county, and 10 serve cnpy Of your an, n
swer ON the subscribers. at their office, No, 30
Broad street, Charleston. South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service OF this summons ON
you exclusive OF the day OF service. II you fail
to answer this complaint within he time afore-
sad the plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars, with in.
terest at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum
from the twentieth day OF April. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy one, and costs.
CAMPBELL SEABRO0K,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To LOUIS MCLAIN Please take notice that the
summons in this action, Of which the foregoing is
q copy, was filed In the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, OF Charleston County, on
the 18th day OF 0ctOber,A D, 1871.
CAMPBELL & SEABR0OK.
dec22.l6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ANY PERSON HAVING MY SETTER
II DOG will please leave him at No. 43 Rut-
leuge Avenue, or No. % Vendue Range. Will
pay reward for the;same. The said Dog Is large
stripe OF white IN the face. T. II. CATER, No. 43
Rutledge Avenue decle
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Having taken the Agency for the sale OF Inc
c.nDS nr Messrs. w. T. WARNER 4 CO.. Phila-
delphla, o1er 10 the Professl and 10 the Trade
full lhe OF the above articl s, at manufacturers
prices. ,o, pus o-o we,,
Warmers Iron and 1odolorm Pllls are wen
rnnWn and highly approved by the Faculty. Their
medicine. are care fully prepared and perfectly
r.Iian q For sale " Tho.esale and retail by
i'iiN' - DR.. II. BAER.
deco2 wholesale Agent for south Carolina.
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Cost ano 5onn0.

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
IL paid for young HOUND DUG. nine mon tbs
old full groWn, with wni' e aud black spots, lost
Friday morning, belonging 10 LOUIS DUANE.
MANN, corner OF King aud shepherd reefs.
dpc2O-1f
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
II vERSAL TWlNE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time, twipe thread. fingers and teeth. Some
thing everyb body wants. samples mailed on re-
ceipt OF Is cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$50 Broadway, New York. oct3o-Smos
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for Gaie.


nor SALE-JUST RECEIVED IN AD-
IL UlTlON TO my former stock, car load OF
Young Kentucky Broke MULES. And 10 arrive
about Is; January, lot OF Young Work MARES,
and may be seen at thess subscribers Stables.
Oueen street, P. WESr Gec22-2+
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FNO RENT, TWO Ii. RGE FRONT ROOMS
i fronting on King street. corner OF Liberty
street possession given from the lst OF Novem
ber. Also. four neat comfortable rooms over the
store fronting on Liberty Street. Possession given
ImmeIntcly AEply on premises. oct3l
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E1nfatlonai.

SCHOOL NOlICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
y will C ntnue the Scho n heretofore Kept oy
DR.. BRUINS, at No. IS Beaufaln street. The E3-
ercises will be resumed on Tuesday, the "a Janu'
airy, 1872. Y. d. Oo"hhAN'
dec22-fmw4
CHERWOOD BOARDING AND DAY
y SCHOOL for Young Ladies, now n session
at No. % Wentworth street. For clrcua-s, Apply
10 Mrs. JOHN LAURENS, Principal.
decl9-tuwfs4
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M R S. NJ lou L T o N,
% Rent.

ROOMS TO RENT IN A
choice neighborhood at No. II Doughty
street Apply on the premises. novl5
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u. &. MILLER, c. c. G,
Dated November 2S, 1871.

To the Defendant. EDWARD L. DEANE: Take
notice that the summons Ia this action, Of which
the lOl Ole2ong Is copy, was died In the e!ice 0i
the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas, In the
County Of Rchland, In the State OF South Carroll
10, en- the twenty eighth day OF November. 1871.
MONTEI1H 4 BAUSKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated November %. 1871, decS-f6
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MO. 339 KING STREET.-DON'T FOR
IN GET 10 come for your "CHRISTMAS
FkUIT.n KLEIN has splendid assortment, and
IA very busy, and sells them fast. You had better
come soon and get what you want. lou VIII
to make them happy and feel 50 yourself; and
KLEIN will b. happy, to), 10 pleas, you.
de 22-l%
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GO7S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DO(e) Male or Female Agens.-Horse and
uut nt furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Me. norli-iS
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yXTOODl WOOD! WOOD.-ALL CIT

w ZENS OF Charleston are Informed that
hey can purchase the best OAK WOOD and Vel.
ow Pine at so cents to ST. per cord less than ftOm
ny other factor IN the city, by applying TO the
avannah and Charleston abroad Wharf. Best
)ak So to SIS so per cord. Yellow Pine 81 to 81 SO
ger cord. Carting, 81 per cord. dec22-lF
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Drnas atl6 aleblrines.

ESH VACCINE.
Reliable Scabs for sale by
dec22 Dr. II. bAER, No. 13l Meeting street.
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A LOT FINE CANARY BIRDS-GOOD
n Singers. Also, Seeds and Fish Roe, for
sale at A. BCERO'S, No. 81 Market street.
dec20-tR
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Cigars, Gobarrp, &r.

Cigars, 0obarrG, &r.
A GOOD ANCE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHEAP CIGARS, TOBACCO. MEERSCHAUM AND
BRIAR PIPES,
and all belonging to the trade, to close out busi-
ness. at l.. LORENZTS,
declS-7 Corner Wentworth and King streets.
Ihou
.s1ols 1850 mglIIIM IoIsdma 10 IolsudoId
'HaQOHH0S WVI11IM
'sIsQMssIs 5uIpBIl aIoJaQ 4oolS lo5JIad
slQ auIWgX5 OF p51sanba1 aI8 sI5sBu3Ind 'E1I3
sQl uI sasnou eIqlsuodssI no lJsIp 10 'usBo qlIA
psIuBdmoooB 'mIq o. pspualXs sl5p1o Hs 6eI
.ep luou1IM '5QllIg 10 GlIlIoBJ 5uAlS pusu 10
61uelsuoo ldaN 81 sssulsnq 10 auII Slu ~ sslo2Ie
IIs 10 ausmlIossB s9edu puB eAlsualX5 Nv
'osIY
slu5saId sBWlsIIQO
IoI slqelIuS .uoE sslldIns o. ssoud l8 llss uBo
q IoJalsql 'Gllslosds sadId RlVH0saa3W
'LIgELS 4LIIooS
10 HInoS $4,000 zzHHL 'LaaHLS 9N1N Ole ON
aSQOH
OoovaoL INV HveIo 0NIHlLovdlNvE 7IvL
al QNY a1VS31OHM NOLSa1aYHO
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EOR SALE, ONE GOOD SECONDHAND
II CARRIAGE. For sale cheap. Apply 10
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS i CO., Factors, Church
street. deczl-3
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TUST ARRIVED, A LOT OF FINE TUR-
81 KEYS. which will be sold from SO to So so
pair. Apply to ". HUNTS, No. AZ Market street.
declS- a.
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Boarelnn.
Goparinersbip Notires.

NOPARINERSHIPN NOTICES THE CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing uuder the
maine OF G ODRlCH, WlNEMAN d CO., having
been dissolved on the 9th OF October last by the
death Of Mr.. GEORGE Z. GOODRICH, the under
sgnel as Surviving Co1artners will cose the ou.
sness OF the late firm All persons n ipde6tea Will
JOHN ASHHURST,
Surviving Copartners.
Charleston, December II, 1871.
The undersigned having purchased the Interest
OF the estate II Goodrich In the STOCK IN trade or
the late firm Of uOL DRlCH. WINEMAN CO., on
the 9Th day OF October last for.ned Copartner.
ship for the purpose OF carry Ing on the WHOLE.
SALE DRUG BUSINESS. at the old stand, No. IS
! N'-'' '' PHILIP wINEMAN,
JOHN ASHHURST.
Charleston. December II. 1871. decll.tufS
nlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND-Gourt OF Com
mon Pleas.-PHINEAS F. FRAZEE, as Sherin,
Plaintiff. against EDWARD l.. DEANE, Dtlend'
ant-COpy Summons-For Money Demand-[Com.
To EDWARD L. DEAN, Defendant In this &C.
ton !: You al hereby summoned and required TO
answer he complaint N this action, OF which
copy is herewith served upon you, and TO serve
copy Of your answer on the subscribers, at their
oflce atCoumbla within twenty days after the
service OF this summons on you, exclusive OF the
day OF service.
II YOU fan to answer this complaint within the
time aforts said, the plaintiff will lake judgment
against you for the sum Of six hundred and
IL enty one 81 100 dollars, with Interest at the
rate OF seven per cent per annum, from the nrss
day OF November, one thousand e.ght hundred
and seyenty.One, and costs.
MONIEITH BAUSKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
u. E. MILLER, C. C. G,
nated NOyemhpr 09 1911
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EOR SALE, A NEAT HOUSE AND LOT
JIG No. Is Shepherd street. between Coming
street and Sires alley. Inquire OF SALLlE J.
MURPHY, No. 46 Beaulain street. decl6-6f
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
IL AND DIVE LING, at Branchvilie, S. q. lu-
quire Of d. LOEB, No. q Liocrty street, Charles
ton, S. G. decl5-ImW@"
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TNOR THE HOLIDAYS NOV, LADIES
IL and Gentlemen, is the time 10 go to
beautiful, nice singing Canaries. You can be GER
tain that Mr.. KLEIN will select one to your satis-
faction, and everybody who has bought them
are very much pleased. The price Is very moae'
rate. declZ
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UGAR- GATED PILLS.
a FULL ASSORTMES

FLUID EXTRACTS, ELIxIRs, &C., &C.
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XXTANTED, FIVE GOOD MEN TO SELL
w the Elias Howe Improved Family sewing
Machine. Liberal inducements. Gail at The
Office No. 3o2 King street, City. utcl6
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TAKEN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

JUDGING from present appearances the
prospect is very poor that the coming in
dependence day will be celebrated in a
creditable manner. No Committee has yet
been formed; no eudeavor made by any one
to form one; no subscriptions raised to make
fund to be used for the observance of the
day. A very little exerton in this matter
would certainly be encouraging. Let some
definite programme of observance be agreed
upon, and we are certain our citizens will
respond with moderate liberality to any
demands made for such a purpose. Many
years have passed since "the day we cele-
brate" was becomingly observed in this
city, and it would be a shame indeed were
we to allow the coming one to be placed on
the same list with the rest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

PAINT VICTIMs.-Mr. Richard Relf"s new
residence is adorned with a grand coat.
The residence house of Mr.. Thomas Bar
don has received two new coats.
The front of Mr.. r. @. Coburn's store
has been newly painted.
Mr.. Frederick Fregeau's dwelling is inn
proved by the painters brush.
The painters will commence to paint Mr..
John t. Morgan's residence house imme-
diately.
The residence of Mr.. John T. Smith is
not to be sighted, but is to get stylish
coat.
The store of Mr.. D. Schultz is also down
on the painters catalogue for immediate
attention.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17
VALLANDIGHAM is not expected here thi

VALLANDIGHAM is not expected here this
summer, until after fy-time, and it is very
doubtful if he comes then, as nothing has
been heard from him by any one here for
some time. Should he however, conclude
to come, he will undoubtedly travel by
rail or water, if lie does not make up bis
mind to walk afoot over that "Mllitary
road If he happens to reach Duluth
first, by any mishap, and they find out over
there that be is to come here, he will be
accompanied over by a number of the ain
hgential citizens and careful watch kept
over him, lest somebody here might posi-
bly, look at him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

LosT.-AIr. John Lachapelle and family
moved down to his fishing station below the
Brule river last week, and was not there
more than half an hour when his little boy
three and one-half years old strayed away
and was not missed for some time after,
when diligent search was made. The
river was dragged and the woods there
abouts thoroughly examined, but no tidings
two days and one night, and when towards
the close of the second day the search was
to be given up, the party by mere chance
happened to lind the little fellow alive and
fast asleep in a cluster of bushes near shore,
about q mile from the house.
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SOME of our people went over to Duluth
last Monday night to listen to Miss Josie
Booth and her talented company. We un-
deIs stand the characters were represented
with great correctness, and the affair very
entertaining and well worth going to see
The most interesting portion of the story
yet remains to be told, as Mss Booth failed
to come to time, and our Josie loving friends
came back very much dilapidated, and
were quite reticent all next day.
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bounded sport, and in the course of time
centre of his attractions on West Second
ST., but Lo! he could not gam entrance,
because he had not called early and often
enough, and was forced to seek lodging for
the night up stairs, with single gentleman
of pleasant address and polished manners,
not with view to matrimony however,
but just TO get in out Of the wet
PERSONAL : Rev. b. DeGoey left last
Monday for Lacrosse, to be absent two
weeks.
Mr.. Ii. W. Shaw returned from the Brule
river last Wednesday, with q feather in
his hair, having shot a bear, and he was
not long figuring around about it either,
but just popped Mr.. Bruin right over.
E. NJ. Shoyer came up from his fishing
ground last Wednesday.
Rrv. John Chebul, of Bayfield, was in the
city Wednesday.
Col. John II. Knight went to Bayfield,
last w ednesday.
Hon. Peter Roy, of Little Falls, Mime
sofa, was visiting his brother, Mr.. Vincent
Roy, in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. w. II Newton and lady, left by the
train Wednesday.
Charles Mum, Esq, wheat merchant
of Chicago, is in the city
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

SPUNK-A brace Of young brats who
eighteen years yet, knowing the scarcity
of local items, and feeling it to be their
duty to make one, engaged in prize fight
menced by the smallest hitting "his man"
an ugly 'sside- winder" below the belt "A short
distance, behind him, when he got one
straight from the shoulder in the mug, after
which both lit OUT in good order
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

MIDNIGHT NorEs.-Last evening q gay
and festive youth some forty years of age,
and member of the "ring," the hymenial
ring we mean, having in his "clam- sifters''
choice and well selected stock Of little
square bits of beautiful stationery, with
pictures of the king and queen handsomely
en.raved thereon, and Ettle dreaming hat
th wee small no IRIS Of this universt were
fast approaching, still kept On at the IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

THE old settlers Of this beautiful town
site, would have pleasant time by having
a union of all the citizens who settled here
previous to 1856 or T. The families could
get up splendid supper. Speeches, toasts
and responses could be made, and the union
would be greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants. Let this subject receive proper at
tention by all of our old pioneers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

The most beautiful flow ers of the garden
delight us in the shape of a handsome
boquet, for which we are not indebted to
any female old or young, because we picked
them with our own little dainty hands, and
trod mother earth with our tiny feet in
doing so. SO all we fair ones who read this,
be not hasty or imprudent and say twas l,
twas | who picked them," for such, gentle
ones, is not the case, 50 "you needn't feel
so big about it."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

THE Wisconsin Editorial Convention
comes off at Green Bay the Goth of June.
It is hoped that some Of them IN returning
to their homes will come by the way Of the
lakes, and thus get an opportunity of view
ING our location and surroundings, and
hereafter devote portion of their space in
journals, in bringing us before the public
in proper light.
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> THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
JUNE nth, 1871.
LOCALS scarce.

APPOINTMENTS are the order Of the day.
TIE orass il almost LONG enough to NOV.
orR merchants continue to receive new
FOODS
GAng is reported as quite abundant in
tie woods.
ANEW boat house is being built near
Quebec pier.
Why little demand for cord wood this
fine weather.
CATTLE and horses are much ANNOYED
nv horse flies
por,rops ara mn and abont ..knee b;oh
70 orassbonner,
TYr late showers have Oliver, the Gardens
Iool, e f.oshnoss
C.pppNTrps uasons and PAINTERS are ali
busilv at work here.
CoNs,nEpARrE inquiry after desirable
rooI estate this woal,
hpp no,ato bnos troublesome The
owes annoar 70 bave #
ypsr,pn.v was tho 9th anniversary Of
the Pon,ifcate of Pions TX.
.,u- C.;. ,,o,o ,,,,
hoa,, roa9a ono hoard viaar
,..~.a, o:-.,
~ ,'DA' 80 ''''' -. ',',N :, W."
'-'e' "i'0 y ~ "''''0N
NEW upper Tor me dfedge mas oeen
i1Ah''A q"''i''i '''o u '"''''ei 20" 'i'i''e 70
arrive LOT our 70" Il IiL'Pfo' einen'S'
MIR 'ohh l. 0'iii'h IS iiiahlils numerous
1ii'P io' 'ilieii'S '''o"liu N'' ieS'''eii'e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Model Troupe,
played before a milwaukee aod'ehce lately,
PARTIES sending communications TO the
ZINES must give their names and residence
The Kasota's whistle after making a
trlghtful lot OF Old noise, Is all right again
FRESH firm and Juicy strawberries of
local nativity are upon the public bill of
fare.
STRAWBERRY and ice-cream festivals are
now IN order. I s, III take another # you
please.
TIE new residence of Mr.. Richard Ref
presents splendid appearance since
painted
4 NEW crossing on Second St. between
tie stores OF C"0urn ana Schultz Is Dig
institution.
OUR private opinion prompts us to state
mat everybody ana MS "iIe IS through
S'fo mug
HERE Is considerable inquiry Tor servant
glF'S mere. iie'p Is nuch needed ana good
wages ''ie'e'
CooL evenings aid refreshing sleep,
are some OF the loNurles d denlzeh OF thls
io'"iisy e"JoyS'
MORE mail matter is received and sent
away ifom here' 'iiah III any town OF us
SIZE I'D 'he 0tate.
Mr.. Vincent Roy Jr., has one Of our
most fascinating BOWS LOT d MESS Oh he"
radolShes. 1he9'oe'c"'
THE latest advices from DR.. Livingstone
state that he was at ENTHUSIASTICALLY III
destitute circumstances
The dredge Is dong service at our entry
removing sand, IN order to secure level
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drowning.
LAVAQUE & Co have fitted up paint
shop in the building adjoining the Post
Office. This same firm have a branch shop
in Duluth.
TIE Catholic Church of Duluth is to
hold a fair the 4th and 9Th of July, for the
purpose of obtaining funds to complete
their church.
Too much care cannot be exercised by
those driving carriages, i'll turning street
corners. Reckless driving is often the
cause Of accidents.
UNDER instructions from Maj Clark, Mr..
John Gordon OF Bay field, is here on his
way to Grand Portage, to open up an In
dian farm at that place.
ssTELL the truth and shame the Devil )"
used to he good rule, and gave the old
boy" considerable uneasiness, but he has
not bluShed once since Duluth started.
MEssRs. Calverly and Osborne have tax
en- a Job from Schultz and Richie to frame
the cribs on the harbor work They are
both practical men and good mechanics.
THE force of men sent up by the Indian
Agent, with seeds and agricultural nipple
ments to the Nett Lake Indian reservation,
returned by the river route last Monday.
FIsHING is reported good and the catch
already taken, fully compromising for the
outlay. OF this we are glad, and hope
that the entire season will be a profitable
one.
A PERSON can now travel from Duluth
by rail TO 81. Paul or Saltwater and back
again for $1,000. This is cheap enough,
and the company will make money by the
reduction.
THERE is a new sidewalk on Sixth St.
from Nettleton Ave, to the Court House,
and will be extended to the Graded School
/ building, thence down Baker Avenue to
Second ST.
THE tug boats are all kept busily at
work, and occasionally the ferry steamers
have to come down to hard work, which
they do however, with better grace than
some men do.
| THE body of William Schuppe, the I'M
/ fortunate man who was drowned in the
Duluth canal a short time ago, was found
Sunday last, in the Bay a short distance
! from the dock.
! THE Milwaukee Ne2rs is one of the most
attractive and best edited papers among
our exchanges. 1t is an interesting and
wide awake paper, and just the one for
everybody to take.
THE hill on the north side of Newton's
Creek has been g AIDED down and a sub
stantial new sidewalk laid, which renders
travelling down that way now a pleasure,
rather than danger
SUSK.-The propeller r. G. Coburn is
sunk In twenty feet Of water near the en-
trance OF the Portage Lake canal. She lies
III safe position, and will be raised imme-
dlateIy without damage.
THE Duluth Democrat is terribly excited
because several men over there have
shaved off their moustache> and imperials.
He does not say word about C de top his
head whar de wool ought to grow"
THE Superior Library Rooms are open at
II hours during the day, and strangers Wis
ting the city ere cordially invited to visit
them. where Judge Thomas Clark will be
.bannv TO make their visit agreeable and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-17

They have had ,yphoon tornado hurri-
cane down at Portage Lake recently, dur
ing which hail stones fell as large as pork
barrels, and some much larger came down
with deafening crash. Some idea of the
monstrous size Of the larger ones may be
obtained, when it was with difficulty that
ten men could stand around one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10
suEmAL NOTICES.

ey EXHAUsTlON.-Inyalids, proken
down in beslttl and spirits byctronio dyspepsis,
or suf,sriuR from the terrible exhaustion WHICH
so,,ovs ths attacks Of acute disease, the sesumony
Of thousands who have been raised as by = m ,rrms
&C., a .smilar state of prostration by HosIEI.
TrR,ss STOMACH BITTERs, IL q sure guarantees
that nv the same means you, too may DC sslensan-
snsd and restored. But to those who stand III
nsrt, NJ enide,utcs, to all who, by reason OF eA-
nosure. priyasions,. and unccngenial ciius.e =.
unhealthy pursuits, may at any momen. "e
stricken down, this paragraph Is most Pa1''ea
1arlv and enphaHca,ly addressed. You who s.
Tim. sftnated are proffered an absolute saiesaa1s
saainst the danger that meuaces you. Ione AMI
reg,,la,e the system with this harmless me"s's.
abundant and alternative, and you VIII % sae.
armed against the maladies whose seeus rD,S
around Won in the air unseen.
sTOMACH BITTERs are not Only q s.e aa.sa.
tonic and alter alive throughout the Unitea " ss' ,ha
hut tbev are accredited by the certificates =
most dIst,n pu.shed citizens OF the union 70 az
,Aon,e of all other lands. In Canada Aus'la.,A'
and tho West Indies they are gradually taxing :
nIaca or all other stomachics, whether natlVe v
Soreirn. and as surety as truth Is prosress'se ano
4 monstratiou overthrows doubt they VIII esen1-
uoIIv supersede every other invlgorant ano .
~storative now employed in medicinal pracS'ee'
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