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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-15


GA TRUE MAN" Under this
head, the Albany Evening Journal
briefly condenses the facts contain
ed in a recent articlej in this paper,
showing that Hon. Timothy O..
Howe had declined the Chief JUS
tlceship Of the United States Su-
preme Court, ''the greatest judicial
station in the ~land and the highest
prize which q lawyer can secure
rather than to allow those who
elected him to lose n seat in the
Senate and see his state mi-repre-
sented." After stating the different
points in the case, the Journal
closes its article with the following
high and deserved compliment to
our distinguished Senator: "This
eminently honorable action on the
par. of Senator Howe is in keeping
with his whole course and charac-
ter. lie Is one of the truest and
worthiest men now in pubic life
man whose mind is as bright as
bis heart is sound, and whose pen
is as keen and racy ss his speech is
earnest and vigorous. If he were
not so good Senator. he would
shine as writer, and if his strong
convictions and clear penetration
did not stand out first, the merry
twinkle of his humor would suffice
TO win attachment Though his
head ia silvered with the frost OF
years, his eye has lost none of ITS
brilliancy and his heart none of its
fidelity to the true cause which he
has so long and so ably upheld. We
hope 1t may be many years yet be-
fore the Senate loses the voice and
| counsels of Timothy 0. Howe. y
State Journal.
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and draw pictures Of want and
misery in our old age, but pluck up
hearts of grace and go about our
daily task rejoicing. Burton gives
Esop'e old fable The hares once,
tired of living ever in fear of the
huntsman and hounds, went in a
body to apond to drown themselves,
but a host of frogs showed such
terror at the sight of these novel
visitors that the hares, seeing they
were creatures more timid and
wretched than them selves, felt their
spirits revive and went home re-
joicing. do not know, however,
thatit becomes US to allow the great
er misery of others to be source of
comfort to ourselves. And, if we
must not build up imaginary terrors
so we must not too much dread
those changes that we cannot es-
cape. He that fears death dies
many times over. Bacon says
"Men fear death as children fear to
60 into the dark, and as that natural
fear in children is increased with
tales, so is the other" There are
certain evils and passions whose
very names or familiar surnames
show them to be deadly enemies to
health, and diligently to be stunned.
"Tumuluous Strife" "cruel Re-
venge, "''heartburning Hate" ""green
or gnawing jealousy" Swan Des
pair" "sharp Remorse." They
leave a scared track in the brain,
and they mar the features. for every
expression is said to leave its stamp
on the face.
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NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM
A very simple relief for neuralgia is
to boil a small handful of lobelia IN
half pint of water till the strength
is out of the herb, then strain it off
and add a teaspoonful of fine salt.
Wiring cloths ont of the liquid as
hot as possible and spread over the
part affected. 1t acts like charm.
Change the cloths as soon as cold,
till the pain is all gone then cover
the place with soft, dry covering
till all perspiration is over, so as to
prevent taking cold. Rheumatism
can often be relieved by application
to the painful parts, OF cloths wet in
a weak solution of sal-soda in water.
If there isinfammation in the joints,
the cure Is very quick; the wash
needs to be lukewarm.-Cor. Co,,a-
try Gentleman.
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strictons provided by law for canyassiig and de-
claring the returns for elections Of state officers and
the state cauyessers shall canvass said raturus eerr
to them provided by law D of all elections m
state officers.
SECTION a, Within three Gays after the deternina-
ton of said by the state canyassers thew
certify the result thereof to The governor who sba
thereupon without delay make proclamation of the
result.
SECTIoN s. The secretary Of state Is hereby rcrnire
TO include the substance Of this act in tho notice IF III.
general election for the year 1877.
SEsr11N g. This shall take effect pud in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Given under my hand and official seal at the CAMS
tC in Madison this first day OF August 1871
l. 81 PETER DOYLE, Secretary of State
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ARKANSAS HoT SPRINGS Col.
Tom Scott says of them, "The only
Water cure in the world !" If you
would know more of these cele-
brated Hot Springs, their wonder
ful healing properties, the pleasant
salubrious winter climate there, the
accommodations and how to get
there cheaply and comfortably, ad.
dress or call upon E. A. Ford, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, st. Louis
No. If.
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"a AdvertiSing KaLe =
sRERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or WISCONSiN J..

County of Douglas. IN
JAMES BARDoN agninst HERMAN f. lsAEf!rTf
By virtue Of an execution issued out o' tiie - =. ,
Court in and for SAID county iu the above eat.iS
action, sted the 7th day of August A. D. ~ Z. ~
directed and delivered in favor OF the sua 'iii'-eS
Bs-don. paiat 1t, and against the property q
T. Lafitte the defendant for the want OF goo5s aiiS
chattles of the defendant wherton TO levy. ald on
the 9TH day Of August, 1877 levy upon the inaowio
described real property IN sad county, known ni4I
distinguished iots number AS on West second
;trect 262 2Gl and 266 West Sixth Street IN enpe~
rr rding to the Plat duly recorded in 'ie t'es
Of the Register OF Deeds of said county
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that Gu
MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. lstf
O'Clock in the forenoon at the front or o tho
Court Home In Superior county aforesaid, VIII or.
for sale at public auction spd then and there -
the bighe,t bidder, for cash all aud singular the fge
title estate and interest of which ths defendant Was
seized on the 1871 day of October. A. D. 10 % q ha
since acquired or much tlereofhs may De sai Itt
TO satisfy the OF said Acnion interest vtF
and disbufs, meats,
Gwen under my hand this i1ih Cay OF August. 3.
D. 1877, at the Court House In Superior, DouE'5s
Couaty, Wis. AUGUST ZAehAb.
TEos CLARK, Under Sheriff. Douglas Co.. sfis
Pth's. Atty.
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A HEALTHY MIND.-H our tenn
perament does not make us naturally
cheerful, we must cultivate those
habits of mind and body that seem
most favorable to the growth OF
this happy feeling. We must keep
our mind open to cheerful impress
,ions, and close it TO those that are
gloomy. We must avoid solitude.
and keep with our kind, and be So
oia5le. We must not give ourselves
up 10 gloomy thoughts Of the future
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YOUNG HEN,

Apply to tie editor Of this news
paper for half membership (at dls
count il Raylies Great Mercantil,
College, keokul<, iowa, on the Mis-
siss;ppi. Bookkeepers, Pelmen
Reporters, Operators and Teachers
5hor9eahis Tilted l}9u't fail TO al
dress r9f Miller, ~ i,uk, Iowa.
inayl2 y.
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STATIONS. Westward. EASTWARD.

fMeais.
Close connections with Lake Steamers
at Duluth; ST Paul trains at n. 2. junction.;
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad trains at GlyDdon
for Fishers Landing, Fort Garry and the
British Possessions, via. steamers Of Red
River transportation Co at Moorhead,
Mimi, and Fargo, D. T., with steamers for
Fort Garry Pembna, and all points on the
Red River; at Bismarck, with steamers to
all points north and south on the Missouri
River, including Standing Rock, Fort Rice,
Berthold, Carroll and Benton, and other
points in Montans; also with n. w. Stage
and Express Co.'S line TO Deadwood City and
all points in the Black Hills.
Dated May 18th, 1877.
| 6. G.. SANB0RN, II. A. TOWNE,
Gen'l Business Act. Superintendent
st. Paul BFainerd
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sorth Wisconsin Railroad. !.
it. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
AVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST

Direct route from St. Paul to Brainerd,
oorhead, Bismarck, Pembna, Fort Garry,
ack Hills, and AL points on the Northern
.cifc railroad and Red River Duluth,
i. Il ON Lake Superior ana a Il eastern points,
.iwater ana points on the ST Croix river.
CONNECTIONS.
list. PAUL-With trains fog the East,
South and Southwest
7 WHITE BEAR-With trains fol
5t.iwatcr and on the II. s. ST. L. Ry for
minneapolis, Chaska, Carver and poinss on
Sioux City r. T..
II WYOMlNG-Stage to Taylors Falls
II NORTH BRANCH-Stage TO Sunrise
81 HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
Ls.a.i County
AT RUSH CITY Stage to Grantsbu, g
sad the cranberry country of Burnett coanty
Ws.
II PINE CtTy-ssag9 to Brunswick
tal abcc county.
r n ?. UEUTI0N-Tralns of the
Minnesota Division ~ P Z. r TO and from
iain"rd enl Aoorhoad. connect witI trains
% ANA from st. iaui, Minneapolis and
Duluth
On and after Jaly !, 1877, and until
further notice, passenger trains will be run
S. .oHows.
GoISG NoaTH-ExPRESs
Leave st Paul, , 800 a. m.
LtFfjye a. Duluth, , 4;05 D. m.
GOING soCTH-ExPaEsS
leave Duluth, h,----- 900 a. m.
Ageigc at St Paul, ,---------- 500 D. m.
frains daily except Sunday
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STEpJFFS SALE.

siAp1 plasias Gs eosSSNsls coso,y In c'oat Court,
JOHN MARKS, Plaintiff against GEORGE c. RogLoF>
SON, Defendant.
By virtue If an execution issued ont of the Cncnt
Court, in and for said county, in the above entitled
action tested The 2Sth day of July A. y, 1877, 10
directed and delivered, in favor of the said jol1
Marks, plainti and against the property of Georie
Roeloison the dsfen6apt for the want Of personal
property goods and chates Of the defendant whereo
20 levy did the Both day OF July 1s71 levy upon
The following described real property said County
known and dstins Ushed as los numbered 3e5, :ST,
3S9, 3Ji, 1913, 1926, 397, 500 40l 403 a05 401 4O9,
Ill 4i3, 4l5, 4i7 as, 49, 420 AL 422, 49, 42 4s5,
49, 421 l23 429 $50 49, 432 4S3, 43i 4s5, 1876 i87
43s 1885, 44 AL p 44a 444 4i5 44G Az and As,
Greenfield street, $685. &c., 500 401 403 40a, 407 400,
All, 49, and 4I5, Hanna street, $50 3S6, $50 3a2
3 $50 39s, 400 402 404 406 40S, 40 4l2, All, aha
4l6, Coulter Street, 442 IA 446 and ais Grearson
(Gfuys9n) Street; 3S5, 3s 3s9 391 SS 395 3d. 500,
e1, 4O3 405 407, 4Q9 4l1 Alb, and Al" Van AIsca
Street, in Deans Addition 10 SUPERIOR (in the Sorth
east quarter of section 1hirty,four Town 50 Range
l4,) according to the plat of said addition duly
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds In 49, .5
said county.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that M0HS
DAY the
Twenty-fourth day Of September,
A. D. 1871 at O'clock In the forenoon at the front
door Of the Court House in Superior, county afsretd,
will offer for sale 1T public yenlue and then aud
there sell to the highest bidder for cash all and sing
uar the right title and interest estate and demand -
which the above defendant seized and possessed
on the Eleventh day ofJanaary A. d. 1876 OF st ar
time thereafter has acquired 6 much thereof
may be sufficient satisfy the amount of said exe>
cution interest, coss disbursements.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of August 4. D.
1877 at the Court House in Superior Douglas Com,
ty, Wis Y. DESIMVAL, sheriff
TII0S. CLARK, By j. II. BISCHofF,
Plaintiffs Atty. Deputy Sheriff. Douglas Co., Wis
E.zssx.svz-. zp--s
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The CHICAGO, ST. PAUL And
hILImcAp1LLS LINZ

T is the ONLY LINE between s., Paul and
Minneapolis and Chicago that passes through
Hudson Fan Claire, Black River Falls, Elroy
aud Madison, and
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IS the Only Line
that runs on any of it's trains the celebrated
H1rlr1nn pnIaao g:ar.-

Pullman Palace Cars.
ii. trains oi this great route run through
without change Of cars Pullman Palace
Dgswigg Room and Sleeping Cars are run
oH aij It's trans
ali Express Trains ou this route are
equipped with Westinghouse Patent Air
Brake and :Mi'!er's Patent Safety Platform
.ad Co Elers-aThe Most rerfect Protection
,aiust -AcclaauJs known.
This popular route IS unsurpassed for
speed Comfort and Safety. Tie Smooth.
WellBaiasted and Perfect Track OF Steel
Rails, the Celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars, the Perfect Telegraph system of
Moving Trains. the Regularity with which
lhey run the admirable arrangement for
running Through Cars between Chicago and
III Points West, North and Northwest, Sc
cure TO passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
II YOU wish the Best Travelling Accommo-
6ations, ven viii buy your Tickets by this
Reute IND VIII TAKE NO OTHER.
Al Ticket Agents can sell you Through
Tickets and Check usual Baggage Free by
MS Line.
Passengers 60. Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Pittsburgh
ncinnati, Toronto, Montreal. Quebec, Port
and, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
Ecore, Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis,
afro and al
FONTS SOUTH AND EAST.
saould buy their tickets via
TIE Chicago, ST. Paul {. Minneapolis
Line.
Glose'Cencecticns are made ot Chicago with the
.3ae Shore S Michigan Southern, Baltimore &
Ohio, Michigan ceutrsl pittshurSh. Fort Nayne &
esesea Kanksiee Tire aud Pan Hxndle Ropte., for
FL points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with the
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Chioa go, st. Paul
AND
.W1nnGan0Ilg Line.

That portion Of the Chicago & North
Western halfway between Chicago and
Elroy trie Hadsonl, and the West Niscon-
eiou EeilGay between Elroy and ST. Paul,
10 Minneapolis, ioru single line between
Galeago - Pau, & Minneapolis. THIS Line
viii hereaftsr be Known as
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Twenty-fourth dav of September,

DULUTH ADVERTLSEAEN1.8.
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s'Ap1 plasias Gs eosSoNsls' coso5y In c'oat Court
JOHN MARKS, Plaintiff, against GEORGE c. RoFLcF~.
SON Defendant.
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Line.

!
] Line.
tyT.
!
l2s,h, 1871,
l(weath-
rry FRIDAY
kernor's Run,
at oil land
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Mars. Eitors.-Please announce Dr.. L. J.
SUTTON as the Republican candidate for Clerk
# the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's county al the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive the
warm support of his party and friends in
April 20, lsI6n. Chaptico District.
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z. S. &Ai;. t ! ! A ,,ns. y :

ANY person desiring information rs to the
standing and responsibility Of the memters of
the firm will. on request he furnished with .
satisfactory reference in his vicinity or Congress
sional district. r..
1cc. II, ls.S-tf % f.. .r
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g -
Trhurts the old sogry dealers. They sque.l At
/ the low prices We sell our Stoves.
We Al. sriIL AHEAD III Tow PSitEs.
Our foundry is right in the midst Of the Coal
and Iron regionof PenasyivsaiA, therefore We
can make STOVES cheaper than any other foun-
dry, and we will sell them 81 retail at wholesale
prices. n r. q E..4 i....,tag .-.n.a-
but the hest No. Iron, and employ the best
mechanics We can get. i 5Is msaIu r basf
We are AHEAD1N our times cooI'1 for
QUICK BAKING. II took the Gold Medal over
81 competitor, baking, ! l. lbs, Of Broad IN, a
minutes from the time Of lighting the IRE and
only used lbs. OF wood DIX ,Gs'oiD Nsa'"'
lfyou wint the Best l3sker,vo3s sd III
The Largest Oven,' . bssi "a, sj bipo
be- =" The sess si , s,ov. sbaed1i Eid no
Buy the TINES COOK ano' quo.
We guarantee every one: ifit docs moi BAKE,
Cool, Draw or give satisfaction. ron may -.
turn Il! p plss vii 10 i GU ;s en-
just above % q y 81 sss e. g.r.g K. No.
q. Iii; between Front Stree, and the Bridge.
sr9&oa2s;a,ap:ss i2ss&ak
.,ss1is sstraao'fhikis sG Ill.,
Aoodsl swieh epyA nsde in our Penitentiary
By convict labor, we would particularly warn
and caution our friends TO be very carsfnl Vhess
they buy-to ask who makes the Sioves-sn
net come direct 10 80 ". Gay STREET for infors
NATION. y1gaDUJ L. a5lOcf 8, ls7s-su.
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FOR THE SENATE.

Hessrs. Editors Please announce JOS. s
ALLSTAN, Esq, as a candidate for n scat il
the next Senate OF Maryland, and say. that h
will he warmly supported by the people Of tn
county generally.
April 20, ls,6-n The People.
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FOR REGISTER or Wills.

Nsssrs. E1itors Please announce JOHN B
ABEL, ESQ.,. as a candidate for the position OF
Register Of Wills for ST. Mary county at the
election in 1879 and say that he will lie warmly
supported BY the people Of the count, generally
Sept Il, 1875 The People
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A Certain Cure cor Hcsdaeht

II Won suffer from sick or nervous headaehe.
morning sickness or Neuralgia, go to your drug
gist and sc: ten cen, Trial pack Of DR.. ilsisley
Victor Hssdacbe Powders or y. r. Hxrs,xr 4
Co, Salem, n. j., will mail then postpaid. A
single powder Actually earss The Haes dissrsuuing
easrs in ten minutes. II u Pureiysvsreassis, en-
tirely harmless, a PHYSICIANS discovery, and ne
gsaFansee 10 % 10 sai Ne eiafn. feuscm n
he 50 ssatrsrks o. he 10 esas sris1 skcatyh.
J. Edelea 4 Co, Lspaarisown. Nd ahA n a
essere1no 0Wxnoss9yyheses CeaviaOSemns
seE ~ ya11a loQs-sfsJ .
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NDT1D,Ro

INHE oakville r. q. Store is fer rcn the en-
y suing year, 1917. A splend did 81. I'd 90
business. Apply TO 81.
G. W. L. RrCKLRR, - /.
oakvilie r. o., ST. Mary CO..
Sept. IS ls1e-if Nd. v
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FOR SHERIFF.

With many thanks to my numerous friend,
for their liberal support, again anaounce my.
self as candidate for the Shcrifiahy in i>TT
and ask the support Of my friends and fellow.
citizens.
ZACHARIAH NATTINGLY.
Nov. IL, lss5n t.stT So at .etg.
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FOR THE SENATE

Messrs Edi,ors-You will please announce JAS.
II. WILSON, Esqr., as a candidate for the SEN
ate in 1877, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the people generally.
Oct Il, 1878.
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azAoN1FTy "a

FOUND On my, 0a Wiee.ioo river, 81.
MY: essssy, "a; % :as s,ss e Js,ss-
fess ham, painted blaek,T with rsd STRIPE On
Runvale a11ioUuoezVk ayo1ooWe1S boat b.
Rgeyi.g property and Ieyias sassIe;
ISc J, ioYf-M V&sTa W~sy
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Notice - Debtors.

t.eHFgrEI F-~--ruI a'Bst.fsA
HFRSOyS indebted 70 me on Hotel account
are requested. 70 ssstle the same, without
further delay Any longer failure to do % ~ili
coupsl ne to place their accounts in tie pay o.
legal collection. Nv son. Herbeg1 = Moore, u
ssahssisea - sscsips6r me: --tasHass-
h.Aza,I 40 ! ay-AA I Lsosasdtsvn, ~. :
janis, is's-h ~ swe
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l(seA
PARISHES.

PARISHES.
!. Georges
q. M; st.
until Holy
d Bird Sua-
fur,h, lo.3O,
III 4th sun
lose, Al. M;
sundays st.
"Wednesday,
\. ., II. NJ:
| :, ;, p m;
\, q. M; -.
In 81 ST. Pc
| a. M, and
I'M; nj other
Rector.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mssrs E.I.ss--Pieasr announce J. FRANZ
SMITH. q 81. lniguts district IS y q, nis, .,
for the Sherid.alt in lsI1 and ask for him n,
support OF his friends and the people generally.
SD aHre..#, aei sstt- E.a Chap;ico.
April -, lss6n :.
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4. Confirmation Notice. !
Thos. X. Ridgell
W.
Austin r. Ridgell.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's CO.,
sitting as a Court OF Equity.
No. 4S7 n. E.
ARDERED, this S0th day Of jar.
u 1877, that the Auditors Report,
fled N this cause, be ratified and con.
firmed. unless cause to the contrary be
-shown on or before the 4th Monday Of
Feb. 1877: provided copy Of this or.
der be Published in the 81. Mary's Bea.
con. once Q week for three successive
weeks prior seths aid Asb Monday Of
February.
r M, ]. FRANK FORD, CLERK.
True eopy-Test:
II J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Feb ], ls77-aw. EIs ..tiE
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nessrs. ESiors Please announce in your
paper WM. FRANK FORD, Of the Factory dis
;rict, As candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty ard general support Of
the people Of the -
April 20, ls7s.-n FActory District.
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Where the Sun Iumns a pay,

Chatham Island, lying off the coast Of
New Zealand, in the South Pacific Ocean,
is peculiarly situated, as it is one of the
habitable points of the globe where the
day of the week changes. 1t is just in
the line of demarkation between dates.
There high twelve on Sunday or noon
ceases, and instantly Monday meridian
begins. Sunday comes into mars
house on the east side, and becomes
Monday by the time it passes out the
western door. A man sits down to his
monday dinner on Sunday, and it is
Monday noon before he finishes it.
There Saturday is Sunday, and Sun
day is Monday, and Monday suddenly
becomes transferred into Tuesday. 1t
is good place for people who have lost
much time, for by taking an early start
they can always get day ahead on
Chatham Island. 1t took philosophers
and geographers a long time to settle
the puzzle Of where Sunday ceased and
Monday noon began, with a man travel
ing west fifteen degrees an hour, or with
the sun. 1t is hoped that the next Eng
lish Arctic expedition will settle the
other mooted question: "Where will
one stop who travels northwest contin-
ua1lv2,,
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However much it may sound like sar-
casm, it was not intended by the vender
of a patent nostrum, when he wrote in
his advertisement: Cough while you
can, for when you have taken few
doses of my medicine you can't" The
New York Graphic says: Coughing
is not such necessity as many imagine,
1t partakes of the nature of habit.
There is no need for coughing at every
little irritation of the throat. You will
be surprised on making an effort to sup
press your cough to see how little cough
ing you can get along with. Were a
men to stand and threaten yon with a
club or pistol, and offering to blow your
brains out at the first cough, you would
find that the will-power is most effica-
cious in suppre ssing the bronchial insur-
rections. A French surgeon used to say
whenever he entered the wards of the
hospital, The first patient who coughs
will be deprived of food to-day And
very few then coughed. DR.. Brown Sc
guard says that coughing may be pre-
vented by pressing on the nerves of the
lips in the neighborhood of the nose, by
pressing in the neighboorhood of the
ear, and by pressing very hard on the
top of the mouth" Don't cough.