The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-22

The bay froze over Wednesday
night, and the ice is now safe for
foot travel. y light snow OF Friday
night whitened the earth.
Josh Billings remarks: Il
don't take any chances. IT l was
called upon to mourn over dead
mule, I would stand in front Of bin
and DO nj weeping"
The ice crop promises to be
heavy this year on Lake Superior.
Neither graSshoppers chinch bugs,
>. any other kind Of bugs ever
bother with that crop.
Now that the times are good,
the way tc have them remain 30 Is
10 keep out Of debt. Tho pay-as-
you-go system is better than any
other, whenever it can be practic-
cd.
One of New York's prominent
chemists, Mr.. Albert 9. Durg, 81
Bowery, says: ST. JACOBS On.
cured a well-known auctioneer, and
many other prominent citizens of
Rheumatism. II is reliable
remedy.
Mrs. Johanna K, yes who re-
sided here for several years IN the
family Of her son the late John
Keycs died last week at Marquette.
Mrs. Kcyes was native of Tip
perary, ireland, and was 84 years
of age at the time Of her death.
If you wish to make yourself
agreeable to any one, talk as much
As you please about his or her
affairs, and as little as possible
about your own. People are such
downright cyclists themselves, that
they cannot tolerate egotisn in
others.
The work on the brownstone
quarry at Fond-du-Lac, was
suspended en- account OF the action
Of the frost on the stone, but will
lie reno we'd in the spring with IN
creased vigor, and with the addi-
ton, perhaps, of stonecutting
saw. q novelty in this part OF Ain-
nesota.- Duluth News.
"A boy who is polite to his
father and mother IS likely to be
polite TO everybody else. a boy
lacking poIiteness to his parents
may have the semblance Of courtesy
in society, but IS never truly polite
in spirit, and is in danger, as he be-
comes familiar, Of bctraying, his
want of courtesy.
The number Of arrivals at the
port of Duluth this season, from
MAY Cd 10 Nov. 18th, has been, 900
steamers aad propellers, with a
tonnage of 234,7l9; Isl shchooners
with tonnage Of 39,o27. Total
arrivals AT. Daring the whole Of
last year the arrivals were, 295
steamers and propelcrs, and sc
sailing vessels Duluth Tribune
A Yankee who had just los
his wife was found by an neighboI
emptying a bowl of soup as large
as hand-basin. "Why, my good
ness, EIanthus ~ said the gossip
SIS that all You care for your wife,
"W AL" said the Yankee, "I'v,
been cryin' all the mornin', an,
after l finish my soup I'll cry an
other spell. That's fair anyhow.
The best remedy for bleedin!
at the nose, as given by DR.. Glea
son is vigorous motion Of til
Jaws, as if in the act of masticatior
In the case of child, q wad G
paper should be placed IN it
mouth. and the child instructed t
chew it hard. 1t is the motion {
the Jaw that stops the flow ofblood
This remedy is so very simple tina
g.any Will feel inclined to laugh 4
it, bit it has never been. knowa t
fail in single instance, even !
very severe cases.
The Eau Claire Free Press {
Friday says: about forty EN-
grants from lower Canada arrive
10y the midnight train and left 70
Chippewa Falls this morning
where the company will be divided
some of them intending to locate /
the vicinity of Rice Lake, Barro
county, and others enter farmin