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The New York herald., 1877-02-27

State lambs weight e0ibS M exe per lb Sold for week
ending February "a 1877 4O9 sheep lambs 50 ~
average per head Davis halienbeck sold ~ Canada
sheep weight i5so lhs eye To- ~ Michigan sheep
weighs 500 lbs NJ aAc. per To-; $40 Michigan sheep.
wssSs ws;ss 3 io s per o - MsSsa1 M,,sa sheep @
weight .h a. &C. per lb ~ Mehigan sheep, weghi
weight i54s lbs nj 6ssc. per 10; Is state sneep.
wsigLs 2'o lbs. AZ DC; 10. "a state sheep, weight
lbs ~ oi4c To- as state sheep and lambs, weight
$50 lbs. ~ t1sc ID; 5i state sheep and lambs.
weight l2n,D lb nj exc H. 81 state lambs, weight
2lsn lbs at lb III state lambs weighs $3.50 bs.
~ sac per III. sold for week ending February -,
is77, 4.6lo sheep and lambs AT 81 73 average per
head j. Kirby sold ~ Indiana sheep weighs
aaeo ios at *5 10 per cwt 30 Indiana sheep. weight
weight 1890 lbs. 50 70 per 100 state sheep.
weigh, !! ,9 ss At ' 4is per ewt lSp State sheep
sold 4 state sheep and lambs weight i lbs head a.
1c per h kase Pidcock sold Hj Illinois sheep. weight
81 lbs per head NJ hsc H.. ts Illinois sheep. weight
~ lbs per head at 5Ac h. s5 ndana sheep weight
sheep weight 81 lbs per head at 81 40 per est; -
State sheep weight ~ lbs head at TO- H. Sold for
week ending February -, 1877 3sS sheep lambs
- "a f. Newton sold 3 Kentucky sheep. weights
~ lbs ~ lbs per head at 534e h.; 2D Kentucky
sheep weight i lhs per head ut Sc per III isl state
522 state sheep weight ~ lbs per head. at 5Ac-
per lb. i5s State sheep, weight 100 lbs head NJ
50 5 pcr cws 42 Pennsylvania sheep weight 80 bs
head ~ 54c per H. BOB rennsylvana sheep weights 1'~
sheep, weight los lbs per head al 6sic. per ID.
MfLcH Cows. sales reported.
vRAlS AND CAIvgsrhe supply Is SO light that prices
have advanced on inferior quality Calves sold AT 7c Dc
per b. ,.,, ,o.,. =, IT,. ,. ..,s
The New York herald., 1877-02-27

Stained-Good ordinary Io o-ioc strict good ordinary,
10 l56c low middling, HE; mdding. 1I5ic. Spot
sales f0llows:-
To- Dav Sat Erenirg. Total
Consump ption. 227 ~ 267
The New York herald., 1877-02-27

otai
on contract 400 bales For future delivery the
sales follows saturday after r. M.-March
sec, 200 II 7sc 700 i2ac April, 27oo l2lsc
1000 at t2hsc May 100 at ~ 2332c 200 ~ 1I-i6c
500 lasse u q .3c. 2.4O0 IL Ii-l6c. 100
700 st Il isiec 100 At y s55c o0 At Il lsi6c 100
August, LOO i3c. September 800 at IL 232c..
change 300 March for April Total i 90 Daes To-day up
Mach, 100 y et2c i24c.. 100 = aisc. $500
800 s Z alss 100 at i lose at e Size Apsi' $40
200 At y i52e, 900 Y 7.IGc., Il 552c a
- 7.l6c.. 21Oo at u l532c. 300 i21ac, $500
" I5.t2c., 1000 at i2hc 500 At Y ,5s2c 2.sO at
u 81 Lido i2esc 800 II 2is2c 200 at i2asc.
ZOO a. e. y 2, tac 100 =, y ll.i6c 100 st ,2a s2e
At i 2iae 800 a. lac june 400 At II isisc 500 a.
II 2932c no 27te. 400 II ia.Isc 200 25-32c
700 at IKE 2,2oo st Y % 2c. GOO at ~ ~ idc 500
at y y . &c., $40 aSsu' s loo o p Il T. y M s s:e;s@ o
ss Ser, 90 At % Ssss%ssr 800 'lSs at 0fis. TO-
The receipts at the ports $685.
Charleston. s0l ilmngon s2; Norfolk $40: New York.
l3l4; Boston, 472; Phadelpbia 2oJ Total 1906 bales;
this LAY last week s9s .nis day last 25o Total
follows ITO Havre. by c pressed TO Ham
burg, by steam. &c Ic., compressed ~ snil c. ac
To Liverpool al. ~ steam by sail. c. s32c. coin.
pressed. Market quiet
FLOUR Asp GsAiS.R PTS Flour, i2os7 bills;
neal tp4 bb 4oo v7 bushels oats
1880 do. ,6:H barley 80 do barley malt,
$500 do The q ur market was dun and in &c
lOc lower The sales about 2UO bbls including
Ky flour quiet with Of 24O Corn eal as
anet sales were abous Loo sacks at unchanged prices
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
4'axs4ss for bankers sixty days sterling. and 81
RAnaoAp BONDS.

RAiLRoAp BONDS.
Railroad bonds were generally lower, with the iarg-
sst decline in the Delaware and hudson issues; tho
registered iS94's sold at s34--a decline OF 3N; the
isS4's sold at ga decline OF per cent, and the
ls9ls At Ola decline Of per cent The other changes
were as ioows:An advance OF per cent IN Lake
,hore registered rsts and New Jersey Central nrsts
new. = IN Hannibal and ST. Joseph eghts convertible
iud ONO and Mississippi consolidated sinking funds
ana In Toledo and Wabash arsts lex couponl There
was a decline OF l per cent Union Pacific sinking
innds aud Albany and Susquehanna seconds, In st.
Louis and Iron Mountain lrsts and Central Pacific
gold bonds, and y in Union Pacific nrsts and Chicago
and Northwest consolidated gold sevens
BANK SHARES.
The sales Of city bank shares were:-Commerce
n4k; Hanover, 92; Metropolitan, l34; Market, ITO;
New York, ll'h.
MINIxG SHARES
The prices OF mining shares In New ork as officially
HAt..
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 26, 1877.
rosS cS'tSn osnnry rrssa'a @ ssce @ bs
Exports To Great Britain 757; coast~ise. g. Sales 5o
Nkw ORLEANS. Fob. %, 1877.
soaa Ss ais "a 80 10 yrsnsc
'5ss assiii TO the o'"'H'n'' aos' S''' ''o S'0'N
Cotton irregular; middling. lli2c; low middiing Ne;
spo ESSs s.d"sss % SS receipts 0'0 bales
Cotton dull and nomiuali . ias low low %aaipr
ss,sis ss'si ~ Exports '''''"''' '10 '"s' w. s9fA'
Wheat steady; No Milwsakse club, 81 co. . No 2 do
u e de 81 IA; sales white State 81 6d Corn
CAM %'dsa
ys.s Ss1n @ S1 nns0issa M ~
Fioar-shpmens l. 400 bSs
Flour steady Wheat easier No white Michigan, 81 55i;
q 20 y Do " "a 4 s sse SnS Mshs"n 81 po 81 Ia Mns
81 AZ March 81 81 %pi 81 ss Corn Corr quiet; & high
ss Sss xSs 'ss @ e Aps os,.
~ass nss s Gr do o. eor S
shpmentsioo bbls aour 5000 bushels wheat. 1000 do
''"' BUFFALO. Feb. %. 1877.
s osr M new uom on a. s
and 5ac old No. aauo,aSs as car western oats At
;ssd y S %S SSS"sSsI: Sn n
a a sS as aes "rs
changed Ra,iroad reisI;s UNCHANGED. aecsDssFlour,
H. 100 do barley, 400 do. $500 do Shipments
Flour 424O tbbls: whoat 136to bushels corn. - 900
G. and 50 eos" sS
235, ,379 do oats l7O64 do barley, 3l56O3 do rye,
g. peas 800 do; malt, 56.O07 do.
CnIcAco. Feb. 2s. 1877
Flour dull and tending downward Minnesota patent, $s
SO 75 spring extras, So 30 81 so Wheat unsettled.
but generally lower; No Chicago spring 81 25s. cash
March 81 27a 81 277S. Aprl II 3i3, May; No do.
lower 4oisc., cash Mach; 4hc April 45c May;
jeced 35 36c Oats easier 33ssc. cash March; 34e.
April assc. May rejected 25c Rye heavy az '3c Barley
smi and nominal at 4si rs, nors an:sttlsa s ed
si4 ssls. April; 81! 57ls May; Lard dn. weakland
Bulk meats duh and 4c lower shoulders. 5ac short ribs.
7c short clear sides &C. Dressed hogs quiet 81 j iO
Whiskey fairly active and shade higher at 81 Re-
eepts-Four 1850 bbls.; wheat ooooo bushels; corn,
do shipmsnt.-FIour. 1909 bbls wheat 600 bushels;
1000 do. Al tho afternoon call Of the Board Wheat
lower; 81 24A March; 81 26H 81 26ss,<AprL Corn
hgher sl4 i21 SI4 90 March; $i4 37 $if 10, April.
Lard Grmer; So rs, April.
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
LoHDoN Feb. 26--5 r. NJ
spirits Of petroleum, ioi = lid. pof gallon taew
AS per spirits OF urpentino heAvy2os Sd 26s
''' LIVERPOOL. Pcb 2s--5P.M
April and May delivery asd The sales Of to-day
included 800 bales American.
ASrwERr, Feb. ~. 1877
NEw PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
Llynaroo5 Feb 2e 1877
sa % dn AZ ST. S S n % o long
clear dull as s9s I'D short clear dull at 4os Sd Hams
ss dun extra mess duh as, s o PRIME mess
dull ,i%s :;s Sd d s Co.. dull ss
II s IS
20 png d1 Ss m % G Ss do W. a.
eqn d" H at s"ss los sd ccrSi1sd son dull At @ 3D. tor
from sources, 1850 do. Receipts Of corn,
FINANCIAL.
LoSDoS. Feb. 2G-5P.
the account consois Is 6 for both money and the ac
count; New York Central. ~.
United States bonds. new nves, lo3ls
LONDON. Feb. 2o--4PM
Silver closed to-day at SD. per ounce.
GRAIN CROP PROSPECTS.
The Erpress its weekly review of the British
trade The weather has been stormy and un-
therefore, has progressed slowly the heavy lands farming
rapid Autumn-sown crops contnnc sufficiently healthy,
but their future prosperity depends whether winter has
spent itself should tile March weather he frosty the
be disastrous Farmers continue TO tnres
wheat slowly, there having been little Incentive, the
damp weather has affected the condition OF the
bulk Of tho offerings. and the advance of ls pcr
which has taken place has applied only TO dry
samples Despite the somewhat increased imported foreign
weats the mness has continued, and the reaction
last Monday when healthy and fairly brisk
emand began for all varieties at advance ot Is
quarter The Improvements s not due to politics. the
weather the Continental demand but is the legitimate
OF small imports the dminnton OF stocks and the
pecive shortness Of supplies from all
California Some earlier shipments from san Francisco
aud have made their appearance In London aud
freely found buyers at about 53s. 10 OBS per
tor. ship; and. although we are likely TO become
receivers OF large quantity OF this class of wheat,
the season advances probable MA, the shortncs Of
stocks and the deficient havests Of 1879 in most parts of
the world viii bring Continental BUYERS and BY dvening
portion OF the quantity snoa to other dest
nations, prevent our market being rutted with this useful
variety oil whegt Our trade to be based sound
foundations and tho present moderate level Of values
pears likely to continue, being neither unduy de-
pressed by tho prospect OF increased supplies
political anxiety There has been slight IN
eeang The hrnness of holders has caused ad
of 3D. oats while matte especially old
IL higher Barley remains without qnotabe aters
to, but trade Is rather better Mailing aud grinding quail
tiles have mantained previous prices Business IN floating
carsoes has ruled firm, with slight enhancemcnt OF vane
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The failure OF Goodsel BudilIon II Co., importers Of
Kid gloves, at No. 342 broadway and at No 01 Chaun
ccy street, Boston, is reported Their New York agent
stated that the firm had made an assignment for tho
benefit OF their creditors aud that negotiations in
progress for a settlement He could not tell the
of their liabilities assets but It Is said that
they heavy. the Grm carried large business
At a meeting Of the creditors OF Henry A. SmaIey,
President of the New YORK and Nova Scotia Stone
Company, at No. 23 PARK Row, who thrown Into
bankruptcy by his father, Judge Smallcy, and otner
creditors, held before Registrar Allen, John II. Platt
was appointed assignee.
AsaDel Chapin, Warren Chaplin and Henry j. Chaplin,
composing the firm OF A. and W. Chspp Brother,
dealers In lumber at the loot OF West Twcnty-third
street. have been adjudicatcd involuntary bankrups,
before Register Fitch the petitions Of their credit
ors which were hlcd over year ago. The creditors
will meet On March TO provo thor debts and choose
an assignee in bankruptcy.
Mr.. William f. Meyer yesterday flied his assign
ment in tho County Clerks office TO John X. Papc.
The New York herald., 1877-02-27

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIprNcx Feb. 2e 1877
Print cloths 1at no transactions; nomnaly 47sc
for best Ska cloths.
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT QUIET FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLOUR DULL-wHEAT
DULL-CoRN EASIER -oArs DULL AND
HgAvY-wHIsKEY DULL-PoRK LOWER
LARD LowER-PETRoLEUM wEAK-sPIRITs
OF TURPENTINE AND RosIN LowER-oILs
FIRM COFFEE AND SUGAR STEADY
TREIGHTs STEADY.
MONDAY, Feb. 26-6 p NJ.
There but little change 10 the markets gen.
about previous prices On 'Change -four dull
and prices favored tho buyer. Wheat dull but
con- parativey steady. Corn was easier, but closed
steady with part OF the decline recovered Oats dun
and heavy. WhisKey dull and heavy. Pork dull and
lower. Lard active at lower pricos. Freights were
the spot quiet; futures
barely steady Coffee and sugar steady. Oils re-
firm. Petroleum dull and lower for roGncd
Naval stores also lower.
CorrEE.-There y quiet steady market for Rio:
3473 bags Santos T. NJ Tucker taken stock
The of Rio here tonight is ~ 24 bags Galveston
7OOodo. New Orleans 24oo do at Baltimore do,
at Hampton Roads 5000 do aoa and loading for United
States December 30 SO sa bags Purchased for United
States February "a Dab 7Oo bags We Ordnary
caryoes IKE l7lac fair do l9c. l91ac. good do.
I9alc 2Oc prime do, 2olsc 2osc range
lots IKE pc :Santos fair good. l9c 19ac. gold,
80 days; Java governments bags, 22c. 23c. do grass
mats, DC. 24o Singapore 100. 2lc; Ceylon, l9c
jamaica iSc isc. St. Domingo 1916 lie Porto Rico
1sc 2Osc: Costa Rica. lsc: 2lc Mexican 1sc.
1sIsc. q 2oc. Curacoa. Isc a lDc.
opened steady with an advance -Iec with fair re-
ceipts New Orleans combined with Tree disposition
er prices declined M Later on there was slight roac
on and prices gained Toe but the market soon weak
ss"dS With decline for Inc day of lice Sc Ths
closing prices to-day compare with Saturdays as follows:
nj IuHE = Hpufn
The New York herald., 1877-02-27

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Feb. 26. 1877.
Sugar firm. Exchange frm.
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS
RIO JANEiRo. Feb. 26. 1877.
Coffee. c.--Good nrsts. 500 $3.50 reis per ten kilos
Exchange on London 245s
SANTOS, Feb. 26, 1877
Coffee market quiet prices maintained Superior Santos.
G,6OU $500 reis per ten kios.
The New York herald., 1877-02-27

Wheat still dull. but the market nevertheless
little more steady. straight No chc,gr
united extent At 81 40 The saes we're about 2pul
bushels 81 80 Tor unpradod spring and III ~ for No
Cnicauo Corn easier. but c.osed tfiie better
C6,UO0 571c 5oc. iof No. (eosins
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
lQ:l5 AMI LEN A.

1000 U 5 500. c. '6S. .1l4ss
1000 U 5 Js, 81. c. -. .lO91s
5000 do. b clU9l,
lOJOD do. .....b c, s3lU9lli a
1000 do. ..... b ciOJs.,
1000 y $ SIS. r, 1881 =. iO3l2
1000 U > 6s, cy.. b cl22sss
The New York herald., 1877-02-27
FIN ANClAI..


4 4 KEAsONABLE kArhs--MONEY ON LIFE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages, same
bought; insurances Of all kinds effected with best compa
MES. j. J.HARBICH \ CO.. ilo Broadway
A STOCK PHiviLEGEs FOR 30 And % DAYS At
~ close stocks bought and sold carried
long desired on and cont margins Explanatory
pamphlet on stock speculatons sent free TUMBkIDGE&
CO., Bankers and Brokers. 81 Broadway New York
A LOWEST RATEs-ESTATE FUNDS TO LOAN on
Aimproved city property, Sioo.Vu At per cent. 3s
Broadway. room ~.
4 WIDOW LADY Is DBsIROUs OF MEETING
~ gentleman ot means who will assist her financially.
A. B. Herald Uptown Branch oihce.
A DvANCEs ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. AND GOODS
~ Of kind " stored sale NJ our storage anu
salcsrooms, i0J TO 1U7 West 33d st.
DOND AND MORrGAGk.-MONkY AT PER CENT
ID sums so suit good appcation ~ anted
JOSIAH EX. Las Broadway,
l1 duo 1915,
DANIEL A. MORAN,
No. 40 Wall st.
IvOMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED,
u w. II. WEEKS. i7s Broadway.
JNsrATE FUNDS TO LOAN-TiiIs CITY OR BROOK.
Eyn l. NJ. H., Receiver, Room l.. Post Building
JNOR SAIL CHEAP-52Dp.OOD of THE FIRST MORT
Bonds of the New Jersey aud New York Railway
dn', be afraid ~ ODER Address OWNER Dox lS0
Herald ofhes>
The New York herald., 1877-02-27


THE OLDRSr AND MOST
4uFrench Of cbampsgea VICTOR L. MAUvkks Iio
ksads ~, New York.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

In THE SWEET BY-AND-BY-Can-
not but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the ''RocKY
MOUNTAIN TOURIST" scans It's won
derfully attractive pages and peruses
is fascinating descriptions. Most
beautifully embellished with new
and highly artistic engravings, its
letter-press a model of typographical
richness and the arrangement
throughout simply superb, the
Rocky MOUNTAIN TOURIST is worthy
of comparison with Picturesque
America or The Aldine. 1t is writ
ten in gcssipy, graphic style, cover
ing details of the tour through the
garden of the Southwest (the
Arkansas Valley, Southern Kansas,
to the very heart of the Alps of
America-the Rocky Mountains.
Jaunts are made to all the famous
resorts Of Colorado. the remarkable
ruins, the springs, the mines, and in
short, to every point OF interest to
tourist, agriculturist, capitalist,
miner and invalid. With the Tour
IsT, the SAN JUAN GUIDE keeps fit
ting company, and the two publica
tions are mailed free to all writing
for one or both to L. J. ANDERSON
Topeka, Kansas.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

presents to the new conner lie in a
very gratuitously criminal way.
''The unvarnished truth is" it says,
"that our labor market is stocked
to overfowing, and every fresh ar
irving train but adds to the multi
tude that waits, suffers starves and
finally fights it's desperate way East
again. Men of brains and culture,
good clerks, excellent accountants,
business men of undeniable energy,
mechanics of ability, walk the
streets in dull despair. Westward
ho.' is siren song in this year of
grace. Hard Times is the national
tune in California as we'll as in New
York, and workingmen would bet
ter keen step to the music wherever
they are. To the young man who
is about to put his college education
and his sole leather trunk on Cali
fornia bound train, the Mail cries
Stop = Yes, let him stay where he
is. and if he can't find the chance
he wants let him take the first that
offers" ."-Phi2a. Trade Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23
War Mans.

Schedler's Map of Turkey, Greece,
Roumania, and the Northwestern
part of Asia Minor, together with
special maps of the Black Sea, Con-
stantlnople and the Bosphorus
Size, l7x33 inches. Colored. Price,
folded and in cover, sO.25. Pub
lishod by E. Steiger, % & "a Frank
fort Street, New York, by whom
copies will be promptly mailed upon
receipt Of price. The same pub
Usher is issuing number of other
War Maps, which We shall mention
hereafter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

Observation-Disclosures is not
fastidiousness. 1t is not luxury. 1t
is nothing of this kind. 1t is far
removed from excess or waste. a
person who is really refined will not
squander or needlessly consume
anything Refinement, on the con-
trary, is always allied to simplicity
and a judicious and tasteful en-
employment of the means of the
good and happiness which it has at
command. 1t seeks to divest itself
of superfuities, and aspires con-
tinually to the utmost purity. Re-
finement leads to personal cleanli-
ness and elegant neatness, good
taste and simplicity Of dress. All
'Ioudness" or hashiness is repugnant
to its spirit. Ia its home and sur
roundings, the same chasteness and
natural grace are maintained. The
abode of genuine refinement and a
mere pretender to it are very differ
ent. In the former you will find nc
excess, gaudiness or false glitter ;
but the latter abounds In them. In
personal manners refinement is mos,
conspicuous. A man Of refinement
is always polite without efeminacy
and considerate without stiffness.
Display and ceremony are identical
without refinement like that Of the
heart, W which impels its possessor to
show on all occasions regard fol-
the feeling of others. No adherence
to etiquette can compare with il
for the spontaneous observance oi
true and gratifying pollteness.-
Neao Yorker.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

RAILROAD ITEMs.-W are in
formed that two hundred and fifty
men are at work building the
"Brainerd branch" between Sauk
Rapids and Little Falls. The ties
got out for De Graft & Co. will be
used, and it is expected the line
will be finished by the first of Sep
tember.
The Junction and Knife Falls
Railroad is an assured fact. The
present owners of the L. S. & NJ.
r. R.-now known as the ST.
Paul and Duluth Il. R.-have let a
contract for the work, and the con-
tractor is advertising for and hiring
men and teams, and actual work
has alteady begun just north of the
Junction. The general route will
be up the valley Of the st. Louis
from the Junction to the head of the
rapids at Knife Falls.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

THIS JUDICIAL CIRcUIT.-The
New London Times says this Ju-
dicial Circuit was created in 1876,
and that the Judge has but two
weeks work during tie year. 1t is
lamentable that any newspaper
should repose in a state of ignorance
that produces such silly statements.
Journalists at least ought to know
that this Circuit was organized
thirteen years ago, and that, except
ing the Judge Of the Milwaukee
Circuit, no Judge in the State is
worked harder than Judge Barron,
and no county in the State has more
cases on its calendars than Chip
pewa, with the exception noted
above Chippeeca Herald.
Yes, and Judge Barron opened
court at Chippewa Fails on the
fourth of this month with one hun
dred and seventy-fiye cases, not IN
cluding motions and erpGrte mat
ters. Two regular terms of court
are held each year in each of the
following counties : Douglas, Bay
field, Ashland, Polk, Barron, Bur
nett and Chippewa, besides special
terms and business in chambers
all of which goes to show that it is
anything but child's play to be Judge
of this Circuit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

NEVER put off until tomorrow
what you can do to-day. Never
buy what you do not want because
il is cheap. Remember that pride
costs more than hunger, thirst aud
cold. Bear in mind that nothing is
troublesome that is done willingly.
Much pain have evils cost US that
never happened. Take things
always by their smooth handle.
Make the most of mercies and do
not exaggerate trials. When angry
count ten before you speak; If very
angry, / kundred. He that does
this will save himsslf from much
sin and many sorrows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

LAST week over one hundred
families arrived in town, all of them
locating in this vicinity and On the
Red river. And as we go to press
intelligence is received that every
available camping ground is occu-
pied by families seeking homes in
the Red River Valley. We have
had conversation with a few and
they express themselver as well
pleased with the land hereabouts.
M0orhend Ad0Ocdte, Jttae 9th.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

THE Supreme court of Wisconsin
has decided that woman who had
insured the life of her husband, and
had subsequently, been divorced and
received alimony, has an insurable
interest in the life of her former
husband, and the company not hay-
ing stipulated against a divorce, the
policy continues to be binding.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

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
Mo. If.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Troubles on the Rio Grande-
Meeting of the Cabinet-The War IN
Europe = Silver Demonetization-
Wine at the White Eouse-The In
dian Outbreak in Idaho-The Safe
Burglary Case-Personal Appear
ance of Wade Eampton-Report of
the Bohemian Fish Commission.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

Two thousand six hundred tick
cts, representing three thousand
immigrants for Manitoba have beeu
taken up on the st. Vincent Exten-
sion this spring. Many of these
immigrants, we are pleased to know,
have located on the ham erican side
of the line.-Cr CrOoEston Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-23

THERE was manufactured in
Wisconsin in 1870, 22,473,o0O
pounds of butter, and in 1874, 50,-
10000 pounds. The amount of
cheese manufactured in the state IN
1870 was l,591,768 pounds, and in
1876, II, 100000 pounds.