The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-27
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Miscellaneous Paragraphs.
NOTHING is so reasonable and cheap
as good manners.
On some of the new palace stOck-car
lines. it is said that man goes along
to fan the hogs.
IT is hard to respect old age when one
gets sold on a venerable pair of chick
ems.
THERE is a castle in France called
the Castle of If. It ought to be in
Spain.
The King of Bavaria has asked IN
marriage the hand of princess OF the
house of HOhenzollern.
KNOXVILLE boasts of a darkev who
earns fifteen cents by standing bare
footed on a hot stove for two minutes.
CALIFORNIA lions are getting to be
fastidious about their diet, and will eat
nothing but Cashmere and Angora
goats.
A RECENT tourist through the British
northwestern territories thinks the
Saskatchewan valley is the garden of
America.
II SaLlf OhNlA Sd1OOli-hCtpCI iCd1Oio
wife shot him recently, and then sawed
both her arms with Jagged knife.
She bled to death.
A JURY in Indiana, a few days since,
awarded a damsel only nineteen cents
damagefo breach of promise, although
she claimed $50, 600
A Masonic apron, made by Madame
Lafayette, and sent over to this country
as a present to General Washington,
is now IN Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
HE grand regatta at Halifax, III
which the Tyne crew and other noted
oarsmen are to compete, IS to take place
on the 29th, Both and 31st of August.
4 WIDOW holding policy in The Mu-
tual Life of Chicago, on her deceased
husbands life, gets the money herself
it cannot be taken for his debts.
THE Philadelphia Press hears that
the Pegasus groups of Pilz have been
purchased at Berlin, for the Central
Park In New York. Pilz is said to be
very effective in physical delineation.
A Connecticut school-boy has writ
ten q composition on the horse, In
which he says it is an animal having
four legs, Zone at each corner"
The sign bearing the portrait OF Gen
Wolfe, which swings in front of the
Merrimac Hotel in NewburypOrt, Mass,
is 112 years old. The portrait has tre-
quently been reprinted, but the original
sign-board still swings.
A PROTEST against the laying of any
more wooden pavements, signed by
about one thousand of the most promi-
nent and substantial citizens of Philia-
delphia, has just been presented to the
Select Council of that city.
IT is said that roasted onion bound
upon the pulse on the wrist VIII stop
the most lnveterate toothache in few
minutes. If that don t answer, you can
pull out the tooth and put the roasted
onion In the hOle-which is almost in.
fa1lible,
A CORRESPONDENT in South Carolina
writes that at a station where the train
stopped, GA young African gent gently
jerked my coat-tail, saying, Mister,
did this here train bring airy letter from
Glen Cannon the Bill Shor's wife? T.
gave it up"
The Prince of Wales is reported to /
be a frequent visitor at Napoleon's |
house at Chiselhurst. They enjoy |
themselves together hugely, for of all |
men living, they two, probably, know f.
the most about the vices of the two
largest cities of the civilized world
KARL MAX, one of the most promi-
nent leaders of the French Interna-
tional Workingmen's Society, from
which the Commune has sprung, was
in 1857 private secretary to Bismarck,
and it is alleged that he never ceased
to have relations with his former pat
ron.
GLAsHER, the English eronallt. is
seriously i'll, never having recovered
from the effects of his balloon ascen-
sion at Wolverhampton, last Septem-
Der, when he reached height of seven
miles, the greatest ever attained, and
when he is supposed to have burst
some blood vessels.
IMPAIRED VITALITY When YOU feel as
f the vital powers were giving wav,
strength gone, spirits depressed, mem
Dry failing, appetite lost, exhaustion
stealing over every sense and paralyz-
ng every energy. then is the time to
.eSort 10 tnab powerful ally OF nature,
DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT
TERs The properties they embody soon
work glorious renovation in the debili-
ated system and the clouded mind.
JOHN MoRRIssEY made his New Or
cans trip pay. He gave $4,000 for a
lorse that had shown wonderful racing
peed and bottom. Then putting the
nlmal IN race, with a rider properly
Instructed, he bet againgt his own {
lorse, winning $50, 900. By this ingeni-
us process John came out with fine
'orse that cost him $4,000 less than
otning. 5