The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-12-13
Winter has come.
And don't you forget it.
You won't be likely 10, either!

may soon die. If they did their
quarrels would quickly terminate.
Men are often more guilty OF
treachery from weakness of char
acter than from any settled design
to belray.
Let every man sweep the
suow from his own door, and not
busy himself about the frost on lis
neighbours tiles"
"A teaspoonful Of pulverized
alum mixed with stove polish will
give the stove fine luster, which
will be quite permanent.
Thirty degrees below zero
Sand IN Tie SHADE to0," as a neigh
Dor expressed twas what the
weather was on yesterday morning
Trying to do business without
advertising is like winging at a
girl in the dark Ton may know
what you are doing, but nobody
else does.
~ Duluth child remarked, after
gazing earnestly At man who was
bald but had heavy whi~kers Ellis
head was put Oh upside down,
want it?"
A pile bridge has been con
strncted over the Northern Pacific
at Bismarck, and trains now run
right through to the end Of the
line built this year.
An ounce of pulyeriaed
borax, put into pint Of boiling
water and bottled for use, will be
found invaluable for removing
grease spots from wooden goods.
"Taxes due" is the cry all
around the circle among our ex-
changes. It i predicted the taxes
will be paid more promptly this
Year than for many years past.
Recent inquiry has revealed
the fact tha; Uriah S. Dawson, one
of The old settlers Of Superior and
bayfield,, died at he Soldiers Home
in Milwaukee on the End Of March,
1877.
California wheat growers pre-
vent smut by aissoIying suIph>te Of
copper ii bot water, and applying
to the seed in troughs for the pur-
pose. They use ) pounds Of cop,
to / 200 OF wheat.
The largest and most complete
assortment Of Christmas goods at
the head OF The lake is to be found
at G. f. Johnson's, bookstore op-
posite the Clark House, Duluth.
Toys, Games, Gilt Books, Pictures.
Albums and Fancy Stationery ofall
kinds. Cheap for cash.
Mr. 4 Neiger, Tayloryalle, Pa,
writes: Ny mother, an cid lady Of
sixty years, suffered for thirty years
with rheumatism, to such an extent
that she was at tines entirely lame.
we procured from Nsssrs. Ludwig
Bros, Druggists in Scranton, Pa,
bottle Of St Jacobs Oil, used it
according to directions, and saw
our efforts crowned with perfso,
success. Mother was relieved.
One ofthe old-tlme north east
storms prevailed in this locality on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of,his week. The wind blew a
gale, ana snow fell to the depth o.
foot or more. The water raised
over the ice on the bay so as to
make travelling dangerous and
nearly impossible. There is now
about Is inches Of snow on the
level. Severe frost aad plenty ot
It is what is now prayed for.
in addition Is running re IS
papers editors frequently try THEN
hands at other thiugs,to satisfytheu
OVERLOOKING energy, IS it were. Up
this way they engage in railroad
building, logging or some kindred
enterprise. But Charley Mears OF
the Polk County (Wia.) Press has
struck the boss business. lie SAYS
in bis paper I'VE have decided
70 open an Office for the reception
OF loans and time deposits on which
legal interest will bo paid in proper
ton to the time the deposit shall be
made" We uahesitatingly com
mend Brother Meas scheme to
the editorial fraternity everywhere,
81 tLinE Of o,aarirllc Oh nsfca nm.