The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-11-17

button after getting on a clean
shirt, no one in the house is aware
of the fact. He takes off the shirt
and puts on another, quietly smiling
all the while, He never, never
speaks of it to a soul.
Mrs. Catharine Burg, in Up
pertown, has met with several
strokes of bad luck lately. First a
lot OF her fine hens and chickens
were stolen by some petty thief,
then valuable cow took sick and
died, and few nights ago the re-
mainder of her chickens disap-
peared.
spa, will you get me pair of
skates if | prove to you that dog
has ten tails?" eyes, my son."
"Well, to begin, one dog has one
more tail than no dog, hasn't he?"
eyes" "Well, no dog has nine
tails and If one dog has one more
tail than no dog, then one dog must
have ten tails ?" He got the skates.
Our State Senator elect seems
to be business kind of man.
Here is his advertisement as it ap-
pears in the Eau Claire Free Press:
cd. r. Bailey, Baldwin, Wis.
Steam -four and saw mill. Village
lots for sale. Also two or three
short horn bulls. See American
Herd book, vol. 12.''
The Grand Master of the A. o.
q. W. of Wisconsin, has granted
dispensation whereby any citizen
of Douglas, Bayfield, and Ashland
counties, Wis, can join the subor-
dinate lodge at Duluth, and we nm
derstand that quite number of
them will take advantage of the
offer.-Duluth Tribune,
st. Louis county, Mimi, polled
$40 votes for Governor,sof which
Pillsbury received 29l and Banning
285, the latter running about ITO
ahead Of his ticket. For county
officers the vote stood: Treasurer,
Gillett 259, Larson 1876, Gordon I31;
Clerk of Court, Carey, PAP, Hibbard
1915, Parker ll3, Thompson %;
Supt. Schools, Stewart 800, Rice
22s. Duluth polled 446 of the votes,
which leaves only 100 to be credited
to the county outside of the city.
Group can be cured IN one
minute, and the remedy is simply
alum and sugar. The way to &C
eomplish the deed is to take knife
or crater, and shave off in small
particles about teaspoonful of
alum then mix with twice its guam
tity of sugar, to make it palatable,
and administer it as quickly as pos
sible. Almost instantaneous relief
will follow.-Boston Transcript.
st. Louis county, Mimi, has
come within $4,000 of funding her
$4,000 OF outstanding railroad
bonds at so cents on the dollar, by
which proceeding she will save in
principal and interest IN the 13
years in which the original amount
was TO run, the sum of $4,000.
With their county debt settled at
so cents and city debt at 25 cents,
the people Of Duluth may well con-
graduate themselves at their happy
escape from what seemed to be a
condition OF hopeless bankruptcy.
One of the young men at Still
water sat down the other day and
wrote on the back of couple Of
postal cards. Then he turned them
over and directed them, but by some
mischance placed the address on
the wrong cards. The result was
the shirt mandatory in New York
got very polite invitation to 90
carriage riding somewhere on the
river road, while the young mans
girl was made frantic by receiving
the following: "PIease send me
sample of the stuff your shirts are
made of"
The St. Paul Pioneer Press is be-
yond all dispute the leading news
paper of the Northwest. Through
out Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin,
Northern Iowa, Dakota, and a great
portion of Manitoba men, women
and children of all classes and pur-
suits look for their Pioneer Press
with an interest only exceeded by
that of the soldiers in the late war