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The JUDGES Of Awards and the Centennial Commission
have dspeIed another deuson which has prevailed this
In favor OF cotton thread Of British
against that of domestic production Heretofore T.
only been necessary 30 place English trademark
spool " insure s sale Now however different order oi
things introduced and aer careful NJ a tho
threads and from tho noted factories
home aud abroad by twelve Judges told that
tho WfLfsASric COMPANY, ot Hartford Conn. produces
the best cotton thread In tho world
Let Americans read the following and he glad OF
other triumph for American industry aud enterprise
tDnical copy.J
CENTENNIAL ExHfBITIOs. PHILADELPHIA, 1870
Tux UNITED STATES CrxrrSSAL COMMISSION announces
tho following the bases award the WfLLIxASrc
LIxwS Coxra~y. OF Hartford. Conn.,
Product. Spool Cotton. Fine Yarns and Machines for
winding and tickctng spoois for swing threads
Award For originality and comp ctcprss Of system I:
excellence Of machinery and appliances hr winding
chino being the invention ezekiah Conantl and
superiority snd 81 prcdnction also for exceience
ofmstcriai and variety Of colors OF threads
signed A. r. GOSIORN. Director General.
u n HAwrzv. Prssidsnt ]. l. CAnrBKLL. Se"'sAs-
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Al the diamond nelds everything dramatic has failed
Bad for South Africa.
Fryer has very attractive programme for Booths
Theatre next Sunday night.
Mile. Helbronn who failed here, opened the Italian
opera season At ST. Petersburg with success.
Nine. pappcnhcim will sing the role of Senta .rhc
Flying Dutchman" next month in the provinces
Mr.. Edward y. Dcnyso is the business manager Of
Miss Adelaide Nelson's the United States
'Baba," at Nblo's Garden has proved a success
greater than that OF the "Back Crook" the white
Fawn."
Tho Mozart Club entirely composed OF members OF
Thomas orchestra, give chamber music concert at
Steinway Hall on Thursday next
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ernMAyIA Neutrality-suspicious. "

Mr. Ncuendorir has introduced feature IN the Ger
man dramatic season which the cultivated German
public may bc truly thankful On Tuesday evenings
gives representations OF the classical drama which
he prepares with tho utmost care. Last evening an
unusually brilliant audience. which embraced many Of
the German notabilitics OF New York, witnessed the
Interpretation Of Gocthes sublime tragedy "EgmonL /"
.Egmont," which deals with tho stirring scenes Of
Spanish rule in the Netherlands, Is a play better
adapted for the closet than for tho STAGE and yet
quaint and martial pictures Of feudal lilo evil
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IDENTIFY appreciated by the audience Herr Ernest is an
impassioncd and statuesque Egmont who has devoted
much study TO this part. Fri Behro made q winning
though perhaps too lachrymose Clarchen, and the
whole performance was enjoyable Tho programm for
The remainder OF the week is attractive This evening
"Heinrch Hene." comedy by Meis will bc gwen as
well as "Adelaide." by Laube. On Thursday evening
count Essex tragedy BY Laube ard on Friday and
Saturday evenings the capital farce, 'Honest Labor"
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WOODS MUSEUM.

This attractive place OF amusement well patronzed
at the matinee and evening performances Apart
from the objects OF curiosity interesting to young and
old which are to be scen tho audience was treated to
an excellent rendering OF John Brougham's play,
"Thc Lottery OF Lite. Justice was done both in
stage adaptation and scenery 10 the authors fine idea
and tho performers were heartily encored. sophie
Miles In tho "Oid Maid In her Winding sheet"
excellent, and made pleasing finale to the entertain
ment OF tho evening" the sensation being unabated TO
the close
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PROBABLY FATAL FALL.

NEWPORT. r. l., Oct IL, 1875.
Charles Writing . seaman on board the schooner
c. Buckley, OF Grccnport, at anchor In this harbor
fell from alon distance OF fifty feet tho deck ths
afternoon, breaking both legs and his jaws Ho was
taken TO tho hospital II is thought his injuries viii
prove fatal Ho belongs Salem, wherc he has wifo
oh
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship AbyssInia will lcavo this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close At the Post once
twelve O'Clock H.
THE NEW YoRK HsRALp-EdItion for Europo-wiIl
bcrcady at halfpast eight o'clock In tho morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six conts
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SNOW STORMS.
Sr .Jouv N n

ST. JONI, N. b., Oct. IL 1874
The Quebec train to-day arrived six hours and half
late having been detained by a snow storm IN the
north, where two feet OF snow covered the track in
some places a. -
EAST BERKSHIRE, Vt, Oct. 16, 1874
Three inchcs OF snow ieil here last night 1t Is still
showing.
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TRoTTING AT MYSTIC PARK.

BosroS, Mass, Oct II, 1876
Tho following races took place at Mystic Park to-
day.
For tho 2:cc class; purse $500.
Blk. g. Young Wilkes. s.........................1 !
Ch. m. Flora Belle. 2
b 6. Bay................... 3
Time, 235 5t4-2:3: id-23L.
Tho 2:40 class race postponed till tomorrow
four heats being trottcd without determining IT,
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AMERICA AHEAD Is SPOOL COTTON.

NEVER DESPAIR OF RELIEF FROM COLD
when you can get HALE HoSKr or HoRKmouSD AND
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty Jour hours, COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year,
dicatcd by the thermometer at hudnuts pharmacy
urpa n Hulidlnp.-
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Mr.. Francis s. Lathrop, Treasurer OF tho committee
appointed by tho Chamber of Commerce to obtain re-
lief for tho sufferers by thcgyclow fever In savannah
acknowledges the receipt since October TO- OF the fol-
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. II, 1915
The total number OF ntermcnts to-day was fifteen,
OF which six from yellow fevor. Ten OF the above
were colored persons.
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Average Temperature yesterday 20 =
year As
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A.-BEyNErr BUILDING.

A-BENNErr BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON SrQ
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED ofFICEa
TO LIT on VERY REASONABLE TEkMA
SUITABLE FOR o.
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE ofFIObS
APPLY on TIE PREMISES
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A CARD TO THE RUPTURED.

A-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS. NO. 25 EASl
4th luxury and certain and speed1
rom rdy In IDS nui RI
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A PLEA FOR TURKEY.

Tho weather to-day is fair.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

CARD TO THE RUPTuRED.-DR MARSH, TH8
inventor of tho celebrated RADICAL CuRE TRUSS and who
has been established years a No Nesey 81 Astos
House opened Office town. and has nothing "
do with any establishments other than his old office
yesey 81 4. n. MARSH.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY FACT.

A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
direct 20 the m Manufactured EsPExSCHEID IIS NAsssus
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DAMAGED COTTON AT ACCTI0N-SEvERAL
hundred baes suit purchasers will be offered
Thursday In Bnrlng slip; damaged by hre while
rhf
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FUND.

Acting President OF the Savannah Benevolent Assoc
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS. 5.

GRAND STORY.
4 POWERFUL ROMANCE OF THE AFFECTIONS.
entitled
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ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION.
NO EyENlS1 NEWSPAPER"

sS HAT 81 90 ZINE FELT HATs)-sILK HATS,
81 30: worth s6 ID New Church st.
A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
exhibitor by Centennial Exposition Is given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY silk ELASTIC TRussEs. sold only ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
A Queer Place for a PROPOSAL.
London Letter.

A story told us last night deserves
notice. 1t is SO uninque. Our real
tragedies are never written" says one;
our real eomicalities either. During
the peril of the Deutschland, couple
on board. who had been counting"
stood together under mast. sect
up, said the 6 ntleman, ''into the mast
and l will hold you. )" She obeyed, clasp
ing the mast with two hands, he holding
up with one. While thus posed he pro-
posed. What word for such situa-
ton T! She accepted and vows were
exchanged. They were among the
saved. The swain returned to Ham
burg on Friday, to come back and marry
his love in London when the new year
has arrived.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
Rouoh Watch Repairino

The Petersburg Index vouches for
the absolute truth of the following sto-
~: "The venerable silver watch of one
of our respected citizens was lately in
jured in some way, and could not be got
to operate by his utmost efforts. 1t was
taken to watch repairer, who gave it q
careful examination, and said it would
take 81 to restore it to working order.
For some reason the owner did not leave
it for repairs, and when it WAS carried
home it was carelessly left lying where
his fve-year old boy had a chance to
reach it. The small boy did not fail to
improve the chance, and gave the bat.
tered time-piece thorough overhauline
with his various hammers and other toy
tools. The curious part of the story IL
that the chronometer was restored by
this rough handling, and has since beer
keeping as good time as ever before in
its existence
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

soHEscK's PuLMoN1o SYRUP, SEA WEED TOXIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deservedly cele
brated and popular medicines have effected a
revolution in the healing art, and proved the
fallacy Of many maxims which have for many
years obstructed the progress of medicsl science
The false superstition that Consumption is in
durable" deferred physicians from attempting
to hnd remedies for that disease. and patient e
without making any enort to escape from doom
now proved, however, that ConsunD ton can et
cured, and that it has been cured in very great
number Of cases (some Of them apparently des
perate ones) by schepck's Pulmonic Syrup alche
and in other cases by the same medicine in con
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, one or both, according to the
requir EN- ents Of the case.
Or. schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupt
ed good health for more than forty years, was
supposed at one time to be at the very gate Of
death, his physicians having pronounced bis
case hopeless, and abandoned him TO bis fate
He was cured by the Aforesaid medicines, and
since his recovery, many Thousands similarly
with the same remarkable success.
Fuil directions accompany each, NJ akng 1t not
absolutely necessary TO personally see DR.
schenck unless pstients wish their lungs exam.
med, and for this purpose he 10 al
his principal ONCE, corner Sixth snd Arce
streets, Philao eiphia, every Monday, where AL
letters fer advice must be addresses. echsc Oh >
medicines are sold By ali druggists,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
90 wearisome conditi1 n of Lumanityl"

How many wretched homes in oul
land How many heart broken invalids Life
with many signifes mere onerous existence
All are sui iect to disease, but when ! ealth IL
removed the hope is nearly gone out. Sickness
careiessness. Eepecislly is thie true with
chose diseases pc. uliar to woman. Through
her 'mprudence and folly she is ada to drag
oyance and anxiety to her friends, and
anything but comfort and pleasure to her
self. Exposure to the cold al times when she
should be most prudent, and ov.r.sxing her
body with jaborieus employment, are b, h
fruitful causes Of many OF tie ualadies from
which she suffers. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks, her lips grow ashy white,
her vivacity Departs. she continually expert
ences feeling of WEAKNESS and general Ian.
q 'r, and altogether pres nts a ghos,ly appear
snce. What does she need Z Should she take
some stimulating drug which will for the
time make her feel better, or does her entire
system demand PREPARATION? She requires
something which not only will restore to
haalth the dsease organe, but will tone and
invlgorate the system. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will do this. 1t imparts strength
TO the diseased parts, brings back the glow Of
health and restores conf fort where previously
there WAS only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for 1.-The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, in
which every fifty pages are devoted to the con-
sideration of all diseases peculiar to women.
1t will be sent postpaid, to any address, for
81 co. Address r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo n. Y. Agents wanted to
cell this valuable work.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
Sidewalk that Travels while pedestri
ans Rest.
From the N. Y. Irbune.

1ioiA The n. I. Tribune.
One OF the most singular objects to
be displayed at the Centennial Exhibi-
bition will be a section of travelling
sidewalk, an American invention for
solving the problem of rapid transit in
cities. This travelling sidewalk, as IT is
generally called, but more properly an
endless railway train, will be half q
mile in length, operated by stationary
engines, and run at speed of from Is
to 20 miles an hour. The transfer seats
and all other appliances will be of the
same size as those intended for general
use, by which means passengers may get
on or ell the train with ease and safety
without Stacking the speed OF the train.
A company is organizing in this CITY
with capital OF 800, 900 for the pur-
pose of displaying this unique machine.
Among the incorporators are Peter
Cooper. George Hoffman, Samuel g.
Courtney, Capt. Spencer, and Il, A,
Terhune. The whole work is expected
to cost about $75. 900, and will be op-
Grated for exhibition with oh arge to
those who ride upon it. This novel
mode OF travelling has attracted much
attention OF late, and charters for put
ting it in practice in this city were
twice passed by both branches of the
Legislature, but vetoed by Gov. Dix as
being an experiment. 1t is the pur-
pose OF the company. after the close of
the Exhibition, to transport the road
and exhibit it In London and Paris and
other cities.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
A Vermont Fish Story.

The following statement is made by
the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press: IS. L.
Thompson, of Proctorsville, caught a
pickerel the other day weighing two
and a half pounds, inside of which was
another pickerel measuring nine inches
in length, and inside of this was still
another which measured five inches in
length"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

CHAPPED hands, face, plmples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutsneeus affee
tons cured, aud rough skin made soft anc
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Gaswer, Hazard
d Co, New York, as there are many limitations
made with common tar, all of which are worth
Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

PIMPLKs AND HUMoRs ON THE FACE
In this condition Of the skin, the Vegetine ID
the great remedy, as il acts directly upon the
cause. 1t cleanses and puriies the blood
thereby causing humors OF all kinds to disap
pear.-Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

"WILL you have me, Sarah?' said a
young man to modest girl. "No, John
but you may have me, if you will, .
said she.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

TIE Sing Sing Prison Laundry is in
iuring the washing business in New
York city. Even All Sing can't com
pete with SING Sing, -Ek.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

We would no more be without Dob
bins Electric Soap, made by Cragin
& Co., Philadelphia in our family than
without stove. it is pure, and does
it's own work without the main strength
Of the washerwomsn. Try it Com
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

For loss of appetite, irritabihty. de-
bility and dependency use Ritmeier's Cali
fornia Wine Bitters, and appetite, vigor and
serenity Of mind will soon return Com.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
CROSS it.

Fearful--tbe amount ofmoney
AY VAFS y s3throWn away in not tuying
protected by SILVER
ISL q ~ A9&TlPS. Parents, be wise In
sist that your shoe dealer
S1EA% Tshould keep them.
Also try Wire Quilted 6oles
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27

LA CROSSE COUNTY.
Mr.. @. @. SMITH, who returned from
California to La Crosse, says he is sat
isfied with Wisconsin for home. He
thinks the climate in this state is as
salubrious and congenial as is the eli
mate of California, and the opportuni-
ties Tor fortunes are about equal in the
two states. He finds that people who
have money spend it for style over
there, while here they look more to
comfort.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27
RACINE COUNTY.

On Saturday the postoffice at Water
ford was entered and robbed of valua.
bles to the amount of 500. 80. The Post.
master, n. II. Palmer, went to Mil.
waukee, and with the assistance of the
police arrested a man named Chas.
Barnes, who is without doubt the thief.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-27


Pump Carpenter is here, of course;
and where Pump" is, politics are red
hot. He made him self secretary of the
meeting which met IN the Agricultural
Rooms Wednesday afternoon, and
formed the National Independent
Party of the State, of which MIR. Field
was chr man. There were about forty
gentlemen present Their deliberations
resulted in the adoption of series OF
resolutions in favor of greenback cur.
rency, and the appointment of State
Central Committee, as follows:
First Congressional District George Ester.
~ OF Walworth.
Seoend-H. s. Orton, of Madison.
Ihird-G. W. Lee, Of Grant
Foursh.E, P. AllIs, Of Milwaukee.
FIRTH NJ. McGrsw, OF sheboyean.
S,xth-Eh Stllscn, o. oshkosh
Seventh-G. W. King. of CLARK
Eighth-E s. Miner 80 Irna,n
At arge-Wiaian o.ledsa, Of Keuoeha-
Another meeting was held In the
evening, OF which, more anon. R
, 1876-07-17

Not li!sls interest and curiosity are felt
concerning the outcome Of the awkward
dilemma In which thu Democratic candidates
for the Presidency and Vice-Preaidency find
themselves. Since the publication OF Gov.
HArxs' admirable latter Of acceptance, en-
bracing his s'ezp1iolt and straightforward ut
terancs on the currency question, tho dill
culties md perp1oxities connected With tho
acceptanccs Of T1tDxr aud HrNpR1cRs havo
largely increased Ordinarily, there would
be nothing in tho why Of an equally pro-
nounced and unmistakablo hara-money ex-
preston by T11prN, and his iestor of &C.
coptanco need not be delayed 50 long; but
there are two onds to the Democratic
ticket, and they ars wide apart. Tho letter
which T1nuEN should writa for It's effect upon
tho rasumptionibta Of tho Eastern and Nsw
England states would read strangely along
sido Of tho lettor that UENpn1o8s must write
for tho satisfaction Of the Western inhation-
ists; and the problem now IL, how to got
over tlis difficulty. HENna1cRs has not yos
sgnitied his acceptance Of the nomination,
and 80 Is in a position To dictate terms
Tnpxs, with all bin ingenuity, has SO faz
been unable 10 de,ias any crcditable plan OF
adjustment, md it is not easy to see how tho
thing ia going to DO fxed mp. a conferences
has already boen held betweon tho two canai.
dates-with what poor SUCCESS can DO IN
forred from the announcom ent TINT the presn'
uro of public businesa at Albany u will ne
osssitate tho poztponomsnt OF TnpEas lette'
NfFA
, 1876-07-17

mnnity now Affords before perfect and gym.
metrical Inv can be expected from tribunal
which undertakes this amount Of judicial
work.
Tho lawyers Of Illinois will do we'll to ag'
into The necessity for relieving the Supreme
Court Of somo Of its prosont duties, with
view To presenting scheme 10 the Lcgis'
laturs next wintar that will promise nh I'M
provomont. Tho Iawyera aud tho people
have ignored tho complaints Of tho su-
ptems Judges themselves, which wero
freely expressed when Judge MoA1I1sTEa
Was on that Bench, but thoy cannot afford
10 ignore the danger Of such an cntanBlemont
Of law kuot8 "a will rcault from variety OF
decisions on the same points, md this will
be inevitable unless tho fnn1 Court Of
Judgment shall have time to consider anu
digest thoroughly all questions TINT come
bcforo 1t. Tho remedy that suegcsss itsoh
IN gonorM way is 10 croate Intermediate
Courts, which would naturally consist OF the
Circuit Judges, or the Superior Judges, OF
Cook County, sitting In oenc, to which
should DO consigned all questions OF fact md
evidence on which appeals are takon, md niA
civil cases involving = verdict Of less than
$500. This would leave tho Supreme Court
those cases in which moro than $500 aro H.
rotved, constitutional questions, md tho con-
| ssruction Of statutes. Such course Wo'hd
out OF from tho Supreme Conrt hundreds Of
cases that arc now taken thoro
for purposes Of dolny, but which should
noyer bo permitted to embarrass their docket.
| But thiB scherne will not OF itseN bring
speedy relief unless 1t be accompanied by u
submittal to the people Of constitutional
scheme [which they would probably approve)
providing for temporary Commission Of Ap-
pea1s that should have authority to dispose
Of The caHes now ponding botore the su-
pre.ne Court, and whoso authority should
expire at tho conclusion Of this work. This
Wa tho plan adopted in New York, wo be-
love, at timo when thnt State was suffering
from an embarrassment Of litigation. II
this why the Supreme Court could beg'n
anew, and would have tho tmo for study ans
resoarch which tho finnl Judges certainly meek
1noat Of al; and tho rosult would bo moFt
harmonious and consistent gtructuro Of law
with correspondingly less litigation, Aa'
can cyor bo hoped for under tho pzesen
| evu&ers, 1T as7,nalp