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Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
10 my
MOTHER. .IN-lAW,

MOIIlER-lN-LAW,
whose
DISINTERESTED SERVICES
in caring for
My WIFE
During
Seven Critical Periods,
And Likewise for
Seven Children
During Teething, Measles, Mumps, Scarlutina,
and other
Diseases Incident to Childhood,
Receiving therefor only what she ate,
merit not only praise but adOra-
ton; and whose leaving my
house-umbrella and all
always at the precise
time when there was
no more hard
work to do,
was
Consideration Itself,
DEDICATE THIS VOLUME,
AS the least that | can do in
acknowledgment
swearing, however, never to forget
her
while catnip blooms, soothing syrup is made
REASON HOLDS ITS THRONE.
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A Cornwall farmer told us that his cattle
were 50 gentle and kind that they followed him
all over the farm, and in passing haystack
obligingly gave each one lock of hay. The
traits referred to are not uncommon among
domcsticated animals. We were visiting a
family last week in the vicinity Of Goshen,
and, having occasion to cross field where a
male COW was grazing, when he followed US to
the gate with an eager expression, and, lifting
the gate off its hinges, he took after US at full
speed. No doubt he would have called when
we passed haystack, but the folks were
waiting dinner for us and We couldn't stop.
SO We left our coat tail and portion Of our
pants on the gentle creatures horns, and went
into the house
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A MODEL DEnICAT1oN.-A new addition to
the theological literature of the day is shortly to
appear from the pen of the Rev Petroleum V.
Nasby. He is preparing volume entitled
1.-The Morals of Abou Ben Adhem the
same whose tribe increased 1t is always
something in mans favor to like his mother
in-law, and it is the acme of human praise
when mans mother in-law likes him,
The happy relation between the Rev. 2. " n.
and his semi demi parent seems to be mutual,
extatic, and heavely. Let the whole earth
listen, and applaud
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To remove stains from character-get rich.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-24
WHOLE NO. 400

SUICIDE MANIA.-There have been con-
siderable number of suicides in Baltimore re-
Gently, but they are in greater proportion in
some ether parts of the country. In sixteen
days, between the 10th of May and the 9Th of
June, there have been seventeen cases of sui
eide in New York city, or over one Z dey, and
in the last five days there have been nine cases.
1t is a somewhat noteworthy fact that all these
cases have been Of persons of foreign birth,
the ;a@ majority 3ora a+ being Germans The American
that Of either the German or the Frenchman,
the volatile character of the latter, and the
metaphysical inclination of the former, each
leading to pretty nearly the same result. One
cause in bringing this result about is said to be
the almost utter impossibity of the laboring
classes to obtain work in some districts
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A week conclusion-Saturday night.
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Prospectus for 1874.

The coming year promises to be the most
eventtuI III political sense that We have seen
since the close of the war. The questions
which have en- tossed and divided tie public
mud during the past twenty years are rapid
j. passing away, aud We lind growing up in
different parts of the country a party called
by various names--in California the indie
pendent party, in Iowa, the Anti Monopoly
party, in Wisconsin the Reform party, in
Illinois the Farmers MISUNDERSTANDING a
common purpose and Inspiration, and exhib-
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE viii give a. large share
of its attention to this NE" MANlFESFA
TIUN OF rUBLIC SENTIMENT. II holds !:
lst. That the old party organizations are
essentially corrupt ana Fraudulent Having no
longer any principles to carry into etfect
they have become mere business enterprises,
making show OF opposition to each other,
but really sharing III the proceeds OF profit
gate and dishonest legislation. To suppose
THAT an, healthfu reform can flow from the
pretended etf0rts-uf these worn-out and de
niorltzed partnerships is altogether vain and
Iiu>Gr,.
End That the tariff system now in vogue
is a cunning device 10 rob the many for the
cause farm products 30 exchange .or about
oue-haIf the quantity OF foreign or protect
ed" goods they would otherwise bay.
3d. That railroads cannot exact more than
a far rate Of interest on the capital actually
invested in them, ana that when, in addition
10 this, they claim dividends oG watered
stock and traudullat uouds, the State may
rightluGl1 Interfere for the protection Of the
people; that unjust determinations between
different localities are in violation Of law and
should be prohibited.
4th. That subsidies or bouuties of money,
land, or public cred t, 10 railway, steamship,
or other corporations are ht-lamt abuses Of
the powers OF government, fraught with the
gravest danges to the people, aud tending
TO promote conception, eXtrIyagauce, spccu-
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TbE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is larg-.
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from town. They had fine sport,
and are now teasting on delicious
venison. Mr.. Moore is IA lucky hun
ter, having killed deer in the sub
urbs last winter, though that kind
Of game has nos been very common
in this vicinity.
-Roland H. Macy Esq, engaged
as Money and Real Estate Broker
at Superior in ls57-'S has for num-
Der Of years been doing a thriving
business III the fancy dry goods line,
at Fourteenth St and Sixth Ave,
New York city, advertising his bust
ness by the column IL the \. Y.
Herald Moral: advertising pays.
Tobacco aud cigars at Geo. NJ.
Smiths.
We regret to learn that some
ruffian, at Portage Lake, two weeks
since, in the dark, attacked and
badly bruised DR.. w. w. Perry.
former respected citizen 81 TINS
place. ana son OF our postmaster,
VIM. K. Perry Esq, who has dis.
patches stating that the Doctor is
dangerously Ill Df' L dld not
N"o" me assassin an" supposed ne
was mistaken loF A'''ner person
See advertisement IN another
column, Of the new passenger and
freight line to Ashland aud bayfield,
MS Inc Is carrying goodiy mum
Der OF passengers ana quantity OF
iiel9ll' es'eraa! $ stag h"d as
passengers, hon. II \. oelzer and
sister Of TINS place, ana Mrs. capt
omith ana daughter OF bayhe'd
a. ZaGhau Is the accommodating
agent at Superior.
Circuit Court opens on Monday
at Ashland, and on Monday week
at Bayfield,. Judge Clough. of this
place, VIII preside. lie left by stage
this morning. Hon. IL n. Setter
left on Friday to attend these courts.
We understand there Will be very
little business before tha Court at
bayfield,, but at Ashland, several
criminal cases Which NAV consume
a week or two.
Dorsr p,v9 Ono of,bo Aoonts
of 7rbo (hr;st;o, 1T V,yk r D..
Win r,r,o,oa,s manor racertlv oh
4,:nol oeo y,hsr,..ntinu- IN sbont
o;rh,, I,.,r. ,h.,Inta work This
was ,oreat success TO be sure. but
=. aI-..,.I IA G., ,,o,,..,. a,,d en-
n.,b 7.hro,,os 70 ha,.i him There
49,, g., NOR. ooo,,s aftba same
S,r,,,To. and farn,S trga or
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THE SUPERIOR TIMES
SATURDAY. JANUARY 3. 1874.

hour, did not get It
Neal Dow is in Scotland deliv-
ering Temperance Lectures.
Mark Twain will return from
his European tour this month.
There will soon be published a
life of Agassiz, written by his wife.
Several teams loaded with fresh
fish, came in this week from Bay
field.
Many teams daily going and
coming between Superior and Ash
land
1t is remarked that wood will
last much longer, if left for the wo-
men folks to saw and split.
E. w. Anderson Jr. has re
moved his office to 293 w. Third
ST., adjoining his residence.
-Ripon Boy, the fastest trotting
horse in Wisconsin, died Of hydro
phobia at Horizon last week
Two feet of snow at Hartford
Connecticut; and a fall of eight in
,ches at New York Saturday night
last.
Hon. Caleb Gushing has been
appointed Minister to Spain in place
OF Sickles resigned. a good ex-
change.
Fresh Buckwheat -four at Geo.
NJ. Smiths.
Teachers Associations Of FIVE
states, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michi-
gan, Missouri and Indiana, were III
session on the 30ih nit
Brisk and business-like times al
Golfers "Traveler's Home" morn
ING and evening, with the many
teams arriving and departing.
Destructive fires occurred al
Chippewa Falls and Stevens Point
within the past few days, destroy
ing large amounts Of property.
The weather the past two
weeks has been delightfully."- pleas
ant. The thermometer, on New
Years day, stood at 46 deg. above
zero, in the shade.
Gen. John @. Breckenridge i,
mentioned as candidate for Govern
or of Kentucky, and Gen. Jubal a
Early, as candidate for the I. 5
Senate from Virginia.
Ex-U. S. Senator VIM. A. Rich
ardson, of Illinois, whose visit L
ibis place in 1857 many Of the ole
citizens will remember, is now edi
tor of the Quincy Uerdld
Mr.. William Calverly, who has
been clerk on the steamer Lott
Bernard the past season, Is spend
ING the holidays with his father
family in Superior. We are gIai t.
see him around.
The Chicago Tribune credit
the Cincinnati Commercial wit
saying Gift wasn't for the 10 cen
stamp occasionally found in a pape
Of tobacco, a considerable porto
Of the citizens of Duluth woul,
starye."
In sections where women ar
running for office, the newspaper
whose candidates have been cleo
ed, 10 longer place defiant rooster
at the head of their columns. !
modest hen broods over the ola
tidings of election.
HOLIDAY GooDs. -Those who il
tend or desire to present the
friends with holiday gifts, shout
visit the neat establishment of {,
w. Hacker, 3i35 w. Second stree
He has on hand beautiful stock {
almost everything desirable.
We hear that Sen. Sargent ha
contracted with the Ashland an
Superior stage company, to dellve
at the Percival mine on Bru!e river
large amount of supplies, with III
view Of an active development c
that promising copper mine.
The st Paul Press says of on
Of our citizens:
Mr.. D Schultz of Superior, has purcha:
ed the residence of Mr.. IA. ) Ftrehild o
Westminster avenue for the sum of Sic. SOC
Mr. ; already owns several valuable piece
OF property in this city, and will be desira
bic citizen"
Lively times on the road from
Superior to Bayfield, and Ashland
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three important things
lst. To haow PRECISELY tie locality or spot
phe,'e to Unrest their money
2nd. To k1,o,o CORRECTLY the galae of the
property they desire 10 purchase.
Sd. 10 kaoag RELIABLY Tie rag or manner
in arhch to proceed 10 get il at tie forrest figure
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