The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-31
LOCAL AFT a IRIS.

What ought not to be done, do
not even think of doing.
A man who don't know anything
will tell you of it the first chance he
gets.
Salt fish for breakfast and
rubber outfit will keep a man dry
all day.
While learning adorns q man,
let rs remember that truth emo
Jles him.
Alum water or ammonia is said
to be good for mosquito bites.
Paste this in your hat.
Good sense is like truth-the
same now as it was when the first
man walked on the face of the earth
On the 18th of June next, 8
young ladies and 30 young men
will graduate at the State Uniyer-
~.
There are two kinds of men
who tell the truth-one from q force
OF circumstances, the other Tor a
change.
"A contented mind is better
than great riches" you can't
buy brick block or pay a board
bill with it,
= mans curiosity never reaches
che female standard until somebody
tells him his name was in yester-
days paper,
w alter to member of legisla
ture-Will you have some dessert?
Member to waiter-No thank you !;
III take piece of pie.
E:-OnIy wait until Cetawayo meets
Kickawago, the chief of American
mules- Then you will see a fight
as is a fight.
A man may forget bis business,
his family, and all sacred obliga-
tons of life, but he always remem-
bers where he got that counterfeit
bill.
Now see if you can put away
the stove-pipe this spring so that
next fall you won't be trying to fit
piece of eight inch pipe into the
small end of FIVE inch length.
1t is much easier to meet with
error than to find truth, Error is
on the surface truth is hidden in
great depths, and the way to seek it
does not appear to all the world.
In life We never know Whist is
before US at the next step. We
may scheme and we may calculate !;
we may devise, and we may ex-
pect but after all we are but blind
men.
A professor in Cornell, lectur-
ing on the effects of the wind in
some western forests, remarked !;
s'In travelling along the road [ even
sometimes found the logs twisted
and bound together to such an ex-
tent that mule couldn't climb over
them so I went round"
President c. B. Wright, of the
n, p, Railroad company, has an
nounoed his intention Of resigning
his position, that he may be able to
gain health and strength to stand n
surgical operation for a cataract.
He will retain his seat in the direct
DRY.
There is an instinct in the heart
Of man which makes him fear a
cloudless happiness. 1t seems to
him that he owes 1.-THE Of his life
TO misfortune, and that which he
does not pay, bears interest, is
amasSed, and, sooner or later swells
debt which he must acquit.
Mr.. Humbird, of North Wis.
r. r. Co, informs US that the work
of clearing and grading on the 20
nile eNtenson has begun all "aiong
the line" We can soon ride more
than half WY to Lake Superior on
The cars Hudson Star and Times,
An unusually warm Summer is
predicted by Prof. Piazzi Smith,
the astronomer royal of Scotland.
lie bases his predictions upon the
records of the temperature Of Edin,
burg, as registered during the last
1orty years by the earth thermome-
ser OF the observatory of that city.
These observations show, he says,
that a great heat-wave comes upon
the earth, without presumably from
the SIN, about every eleven years !;