The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-12-13
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
Christmas is coming.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1873.

Mid weather during the week
plenty of snow and fine sleighing.
Food was meant for medicine,
but there are many people who do
not use II properly.
Keep on trying till you succeed.
1t is the only path that leads to vic
tory in any pursuit.
--Buchan's Carbolic Soap at
Hackers.
The Presidents annual mes
sage to Congress will be found on
our second page; also proceedings
of Congress etc.
Squads Of railroad laborers
from the Wisconsin Central, have
been passing through town, during
the last week or two.
In our issue of January 18th,
we said "some strange things will
happen in the year eighteen hun
drcd and seventy-three;;" well, so
they have, just think how many
Santa Claus Headquarters, at
3435 Second St.
Stages now run regularly be
tween Superior and Duluth. The
route is up Second ST. to Connor's
Point, thence circIing up St. Louis
Bay, and across to Rice's Poirt
When mad at a fellow, and
about to make a rash resolve, just
recollect that you can't afford to
have him monopolize your thoughts
and actions. Count him out, the
world is wide.
Chapman 81 Cooper's stages
make regular trips three times a
week between Ashland & bayfield,
and Superior. For days of depar-
ture, see adv. in another column, or
call on Geo. NJ Smith, their agent
at this place.
-"That game has come CAV
lude or Game Of Birds" You will
find them at Hackers.
The tote teams have been 90
ing and coming to and from the
several camps on Brule and Nemad-
il rivers; but none have been IL
from the St. Croix, in consequence
Of the depth Of snow, until to-day
some Of Messrs. Torenus and Com
pany's teams came in, breaking the
road; and from this on during the
winter, we may expect to see teams
IN and ont every day, hauling sup.
plies TO the several mbering camps
on the upper St. CroiX III the south
ern part Of this county.
This week we had the pleasure
Of call from Mr.. Fermann, the
efficient travelling agent for the AL
Ian Line Of ocean steamers. Mr.
Fermann visits these parts in order
to make arrangements for a large
Scandinavian immigration next
spring; we wish him success.
As to the Allan Line, it needs nc
recommendation at our hands; il
has always been a favorite line with
the Scandinavians, and has LONG
since established a reputation a one
of the leading, most substantial and
best managed transatlantic steam
ship lines. The enterprise and lib
crafty OF the ALLAH Line, we fee
sure will always be appreciated By
travellers, immigrants and the pub
lie generally.
HEMLoCK EXTRACT Extensive
works have been established al
Houghton, for making tanning eX-
tract from hemlock bark, by Mr. IL
Mckenzie, former editor Of the
Mining Gazette of that place; who
as the Gazette says, has for the past
two years, devoted his time and
study to the making of HemIock
and other extracts, and the pertec-
ton of the necessary appliances toI
their successful manufacture. Bro.
Deyereaux, present editor OF the
Gazette, has long article on the
subject, from which we gather that
the factory will prove great sue
cess. Some time since, we publish
ed articles in this paper, advising
the establishing of an Extract Fac
tory in Superior, aud are still Of the
opinion that it would pay hand