The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-02-15

<AfothIi iSIIC Fl" ave.
The lake is again covered with
ice.
To the wife Of James Newton,
a girl.
-Lumbermea on the Totogatic
are hauling their supplies from Du-
ia,h through this place.
Quite number, both young
AMI old, are on the sick list. They
complain Of coughs, colds. pains,
aches and general prostration.
Mess. a G. Robinson and W.
G. lIowenstiue have gone down the
South Shore on hunting expedit-
ion.
To be comfortable and content
Ell, be sure to spend less than you
earn, and restrain your outgoes until
they are less than your incomes
Richard Ref left or Monday to
enter upon his duties as chief clerk
Of Gen. Rosser on the Missouri
Division Of the Northern Pacific.
Mr. G. B. Graham, Dotalnion
emigration agent at Duluth, reports
that 7,40l persons passed through
Duluth during the year 1873 to
Manitoba.
Man spends about half Of his
lite searching for the read to happi
ness, and when he finds it t proves
to be of the corduroy variety, and
terribly out of repair.
The Canadian authorities have
issued an order prohibiting for six
months tho importation Of cattle
from the United States into the
Dominion.
No man is the wiser because
lie thinks he is not as ignorant as
bis neighbor for he latter may have
learned something that is not in the
text books, but ought to be.
Never anticipate wealth from
any other source than labor; espec-
tally never place dependence upon
becoming the possessor of an inner
itanc". He who runs after a
shadow has wearisome race.
An American engineer ha. just
completed a contract with a French
company to construct narrow
gauge railroad from Jerusalem to
Joppa, in the Holy Land.
Histories make men wise !;
poetry, witty the mathematics
sabtle; natural philosophy, deep !;
moral philosophy, grave; logic and
rhetoric, able to contend.
1t was hard answer and yet
deserved. Some che announced
the death of venomous gossip and
boldly asserted that sho died of
poison When asked what he meant
lie replied that by some accident
she had bitten her tongue.
These are the days of economy.
A man having silver doorpIate
engraved, requested that blank
space be left below the name so
that his age could be sddsa in Gaze
it was desirable TO use the plate on
his coffin, after his death.
Men, supplies, iron, timber etc.
are moving we2sward every day
over the Northern Pacific for The
construction of the 100 miles west
of the Missouri. The coming
spring sud summer viii be very &C
tive along the n. 2. line.
-Menasha Press The Wiscon-
SIN Central are distributing new
rails between Hilbert and Mllwau-
kee, aad by Spring expect To have
1 good track, when the running
time betw cen this city and Allwau-
kee will be shortened.
-"Mamma, said wicked young
ster, lam | your canoe p No,
child, why do You ask p con, be-
cause you always say you like to
See people paddle their own canoe ;
and | didn't know but may be /
was yours" The boy went out the
door wish more reference to speed
than grace.
We understand that hereafter
the passenger trains of the WIscon-
sin Central r. Il. at Portage will be
run to and from the c. VI. & St. z.
Fox Housed Depot. This will be
great convenience to the travelling
community as the long and tedious
bus transfer at that point has been