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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-29

for Duluth, and when about three
miles out, just above the Brile, The
scow filled, broke in two and al
the freight was washed off. THE
supplies, consisting Of bay, groun;
feed, pork, flour, groceries etc,
enough 10 run a small logging
camp several months, wer c
valued at about $500. Besides
this Mr. Lafave lost lot of tools,
all his bedding and some clothing,
and his sister, who was going down
to live with him during the winter,
lost her trunk which was well filed
with clothes. Fortunately Mr.
LafAve's yoke of cattle were put Of
At Lashapelle's. The loss altogether
is quite severe, both on Mr. Lafaye
aud Mess. Peyton & Co. who
furnished the supplies. Whether
Mr. L. will try it again with a new
outfit we have not heard.
Tie commissioners Of the land
Office has tram mitted to Hon. Fl.
@. Putnam, of Eau Claire, the fol-
lowing remarkable decision con-
corning prescriptions II John
Smith, bachelor, aud Mary Jones,
spinster preempt adjacent quarter
sections, then in order to establish
their claims each must have a
separate house on his or her own
quarter section. But if John Smith
marry Mary Jones, then one house,
situated on the line so that part Of
it is in each quarJer. section, enables
John Smith to mold his quarter SEQ
iion and his wife to hold hers, in
sever atty, eNch claiming the posses
sion Of y building on their own
quarter section. Elk.
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Show this to your Doctor.
CLEVELAND, November l, 10

CLEVELAND, November, 1878.
Editors " Fachtel an, El;.." Cleveland Ohio
GENTLEMEN Allow me, as an
Old reader of your valuable journal,
herewith to send you a few lines,
which please insert in your next
issue. will vouch fer their truth,
and know that by their publication
a great deal Of good will be accom-
pIlshed. Having been a reader Of
your paper for many years, hope
you will kindly grant my request.
For twelve years | had suffered,
from time to time, terribly with
Rheum atism, TO such an extent that
| was unable to move about and
lost the use of my limbs. l tried
everything recommended to effect a
cure, consulted some of the most
prominent physicians. and expend-
ed large sums Of money, hoping to
fud relief, bat without success.
CHANGING over the columns Of the
| " achter, | read about St. Jaco BIS
Oh, and the many cures this remedy
had effected. Having been !isap
pointed SO many times, | lost all
faith in any remedy, the St. Jacobs
Oil included, until | saw one day
that it had cured a well-known
citizen with whom / am acquainted
Other parties fully endorsed the
value and wonderful power of the
Oil, telling me that it had cured
them OF different ailments in a very
short time. This brought me to a
conclusion. | said to myself,
"Schweizer, fifty cents wont break
you ;" SO | went to my druggist,
Mr.. Book, bought a bottle Of the
Oil. and must now confess that the
result was truly wonderful. | used
it every two hours, and found relief
Immediately upon the first applica-
ton, and the pain ceased entirely
after few more applications. Fear
a new attack, | renamed in bed
and continued to use the remedy
every three hours. All pain having
left me, | arose from my bed and
walked down stairs without any
trouble.
Since that time | have been able
to follow my occupation and feel no
pains or Inconvenience, however
disagreeable the changes Of the
weather may be. Having thorough
| " tested ST. Jacobs Oil, | can con
scientiously recommend it to al
afflicted with rheumatism Fifty
cents is a small expense when the
services for so trifing an outlay
I is considered. If | was one thou,
sand miles away from all human
i habitauon, [ should, nevertheless
procure tits remedy and keep i
/ always in my house.
LOUIS SCHwEIzER,
Cor. Mervin and Centre SITS,
Cleveland, o.
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An AGRICULTURE CREED.-Ac'
cording TO the Canada Farmer, til .
agriculturists of Canada met in con.
yention not long ago, and adopted
the following creed
We believe in small firms aad
thorough cultivation.
We believe the horse lives to eat
as well as the owner, and ought,
therefore TO be we'll nurtured.
" e believe in going 60 the bot
tom of things, and therefore in
deep ploughing and enough Of it..
We believe in large crops that
leave the ground richer than they
foond il, making both the farm a d
the farmer richer at once.
We believe that every farm
should own a good farmer.
We believe that the fertilizer of
any soil Is the spirit of industry,
enterprise and intelligence without
1aese, lime, gypsum and guano
Hoasd be Of little use.
w e believe in good fences, good
tarmhouses, good orchards, and
good children enough to gather the
fruit.
We believe IN a clean Kitchen, a
neat wife in it, a clean cupboard, a
clean dairy and a clean conscience.
We believe that to ask mans
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From Green Bay to New London, SO
miles PIover, 81 m; Grand Rapids, 90 m ;
MERRIAM Jrnction, las m; Arcadia. 1872
Nnona, 2l4; La Crosse, 239 ST Paul,
ISL Minneapolis, 1872
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The beautiful snow,
Only an inch or so.
Holiday goods arc arriving.
The county and town boards
meet to-day
6. W. Perry has gone to Chip
peva Falls TO attend court.
Thanksgiving day has come
AID gone, and are you any better
Than before ?
They are talking Of building a
wagon bridge over the Mississippi
al bismarck.
The Polk Oounty Press says
Judge Borrou'e health is improving;
and thnt he will recover.
Brooks this week received a
lot Of winter apples, which are go
ing off like hot pancakes.
Nicholas w elter has taken the
contract TO haul the supplies tlom
Su, erior 20 Pattson's camp at
SIS per ton.
Fire in Duluth about o'clock
lsst evening. 1t seemed to be a
big one, aid rear the base Of Miu-
nesota Point.
Jas. Golfers span of horses ran
away the other day, smashed the
wagon to smithereens and hurt
themselves severely but not danger
ouslY.
"A. E. Philbrooks has opened a
blacksmith shcp below the Cod
dington block aud seems to lave
he hands full shooting horses, oxen
and repairing sleds. etc.
-LnVaque, Duluth, has lie
finest stock of oil paintings, steel
sngraving> and picture frames g er
seen at the head Of the lake 1t is
worth any ones while to call and
see them. Choice holiday presents
they would make.
John Everett, Esq, of Big
Lake, Sherburne county, Minnesota,
who used to drive cattle aud haul
supplies to Superior in the early
days over the Military road, was in
town this week renewing old ao-
qaaintanccs and looking after some
pine land Which he owns on the
NemsGji.
The county board on Saturday
levied tie taxes of Douglas county
for 1879 as follows:
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JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,

SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
VIII buy and sell lots in Superior, Duluth
and neighboring towns and lands surround
ms, pay taxes for non-residents in any county
in Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact a
general real estate business
Makes specially Of locating lands along
the line Of the Northern Pacific Rair. &c
the Bouds of the Company
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advice ia not STOPPING but IS a
benefit.
We believe that to keep a place
for everything and everything in
It's place, saves many step, and is
pretty sure to lead 20 good tools
and to keeping them in order.
= We believe that kindness to
stock, like good shelter, is saving
Of fodder.
We believe that it is good idea
10 keep an eye on experiments and
note all ottlem, good and bad.
We believe that it is a good rule
TO sell grain when it is ready.
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Total. -. .......s 10 ,e57.92
In tie last Item is included $1,000
to pay attorneys fees in the county
bond suit, besides officers salaries,
advertising and the general running
expenses Of the county. The
financial reports of the county
treasurer and clerk will be publish
cd next week.
A company consisting of D..
NJ. Sabin of Saltwater, J. i. Islely
of st. Paul, G. III. Graves and Geo.
Spencer of Duluth, has been formed
20 operate the Duluth Blast Furnace.
Seymour BrownelI, of Marquette,
An experienced iron man, is now in
charge, and is repairing the kilns,
and putting the furnace and build
ings in order for operation in the
Spring. D. Il. sabin is president
and 9. II. Graves is secretary ana
treasurer of the new company.
which is composed Of gentlemen
abundantly able to conduct tho en-
terprise and who are not given to
failures in their undertakings.
For the interesting letter from
Mandan, on our first page, we are
Indebted 10 Master Henry c. Rolf
Oldest son of Richard Relf Esq,
who is now resident of that town,
The composition, spelling, punetua-
ton and arrangement of subjects in
the letter are excellent, ard as this
is probably fenry's first effort as .
newspaper correspondent the IN
dioatlons are that he possesses first.
class material for a polished writer.
Tho TIMES hopes to hear from him
y and often, and we feel sure
- rseo,>ss will heartily second the
wish.
The tug NT>slIie Cotton Went
down the south sht>re on Monday
with a scow load Of camp supplies
for John Lashspelle and John
Lafave. BY the time the
stuff for the former was landed the
wind has arisen aud deemlng it I'M
safe to try to lana at the latter
camp, Capt Burns started back
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CONNECTIONS .

At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin Central RAILWAYS for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and fer all points
North, East and South.
AT NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Yves crn R'y for Shawano and
Manitowoc.
At AMHERST pn. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central R. r. for Ashland, Ste
vens Pc Mt. Portage and Madison.
AT MERRILLAN J'n with Chico 90. St.
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
At WINONA with Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railway, for St Paul and MinReap-
oils, with Winona & ST. PeterRailroad, &C.
& n. W. for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Yankton, and points West
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
r. K. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
AUNsoN T. CASE, Gen, Pass;r. ACT.
Green Bay, Wis
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/ - ES O y IT Il ~
81 --AND-
= DAILY TR AIMS
S~sas% BETWEEN
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago

The Chicago Milwaukee ana St. Paal Rail-
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any of
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and is
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bust
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly balasted, free
from dust. Westinghouse Improveh Auto
metic Air Brake, Miller Safety Platform
and Couplings On all rassenGrr Cars
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through finer country, with grander
scenery, shan any other Northwestern Line.
A. V. IL. CARPENTER.
Gen Pss5 and Ticket Agent.
5. :. MERRILL, JNO. c. GAULT,
General Manager Asst General Manager.
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WANTED.

FEW MEN TO Chop Oovdwood. Enquire
~ at, GEO. l.. BROOKS.
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SUPERIOR, SATURDAY. nov. 90, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

TheSentinel wants the committee appoint
cd to investigate the Commissioner sReport
to make a special report on its bill for pub
fishing the Commissioner'sR Report last year
n not asking too much of that committee
we would ask them to measure the report
in the files of the Sentinel, examine their
bill for same, and then let them examine
paper when the same was not IpGi6llsRea' III
other papers, and compare their charges
for amount Of space occupied. The head
ings TO that report were set in large display
type, evidently with The view of making it
count up $l2 or Sl5 more than il properly
set, and in our issue of February 22nd last
we called the attention Of the officials to
the apparent swindle and that it should
not be allowed, This may have prevented
the presentation Of bill for the full space
occupied and we fully believe il to be one
Sf the unpardonably sins we committed in
shs eyes of said oGieiaLs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

The Blade and the business men of Tole.
do complain bitterly of the attitude OF
the Lake Shore Road towa rd the busi-
ness interests of that city for the past 20
years. 1t is claimed that the road has
always been rtm in opposition to the
Interests of Toledo. Now let Mr. WANDER
BILT complete the junction, or short cut
Road, through Perrysburg and give Toledo
the Ego by" or "cOld shoulder" 1t was
Toledo's interest, or selfishness, that defeat
ed this project many years ngo, and her
chickens have occupied the home perch
since. Mr.. Vanderbilt, do your duty
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Andersonville Prison Sketches
FIFTY THOUSAND BOOKS
FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE.

We are now offering to the public, postage
prepaid, at Oneshalf the regular prices, fifty
thousand vOlumS of chnice books, compris-
ing History. Biography, Fiction, Poetry, Hu-
NOR, Medical, Religious and Scientific works,
editions OF Standard Authors, ETC.. etc. These
books are selected by Mr. LockE (Nisbyl from
the shelves of the leading publishers Of the
country, are all new and fresh, aud are the
identical editions handled by the retail
booksellers. We have mailed thousands OF
these books to all parts OF the country. aud
every book sent out is warranted to be eX.
"CLTJ as IrpIvs5nGIW ~'''s =" st'N ~--.t.-
satisfaction.
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Gen. SHERWOOD says he "has been
hard worker all his life, and never held
an Office that was not loss him financial
ly, and every other way" The girl said
she "was always saddest when she sings"
The general verdict Of the people has been
that the girl was "big Ounce" for singing.
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Some Of the Nationals in Toledo want 10
consolidate with the Democrats and some
don't. The True Nationalist says: "Gen.
Steedman knows just enough about the
Nationals TO know nothing about them.
The Nationals don't go around blowing
what nice thing it would be to vote with
the Democrats. They have thrashed that
old concern too often to ask any favors Of
s. II the Democrats wish to vote our
ticket in the spring, all right. If they
don't, let them git"
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" "snpper Is nov ready in the smoking
car" shouted the brakeman, and young
man from Hartford who was on his way
10 san Franciscn, gn. up and wont tor
ward TO see what the brakeman meant
lie went into the smoking car and found
party OF liavnrian emigrants cGoking twn
kinds Of cheese and three denominations 0f
sausage on the stove. lie came out very
pale and gave the brakeman half dollar
to stand on the platform and burn matches
under his nose. "Was il very bad ?" an
old gentleman asked him. when he return.
ed to the coach. "Sir," said the young
man oi Hartford. "you'lI never smell any
thing Ike il until YOU have been dead
about six months,"- BnrhHgtOn Hawkeye.
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Washington Republican; Bushwhaok.
er Mostly" is what the Baltimore Gasette
now calls Col Mosby, since he has left the
Democratic party. il was "the gallant
and intrepid M0sby" when he was men.
aeing the National Capital with his guer.
rillas during the rebellion. The only diff
ference is he surrendered and accepted the
situation, while his asGailanis have not.
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Catalogues Free.

We have printed a large aud complete cata
logue Of our Books, arranged bv subjects, and
on application win mail copies free to any ad-
dress. We shalt also be glad to send free
specimen copies of the BLADE whenever aske
to do so. All persons reading this advertise
ment are cordially invited to send us by posta
card or Otherw Use the names Of themse yss AM
friends. Address
TOLEDO BLADE, Toledo, Ohio,
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Caleb Cushing, it is said, could read
sixteen hours day for month and never
forget an important fact obtained in that
time. While Attorney General he would
have his meals brought to him and laid ON
his writing desk. His custom often was TO
eat the entire meal without looking at il
or resting from his work.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

IL
George Comper, Mary Ann Comper and
Charles E. Comper will take notice that Luke
Marsh has filed in the Court Of Common Pleas
of W ood county, Ohio, an amendment to his
petition in a cause therein pending, wherein
Luke Marsh is plaintiff, and George Comper,
Mary Ann Comper, Charles E. CompeT, Henry
p. auckland and James Tyler are defendants.
The substance and prayer of said amendment
TO said petit is that E. Kellogg, II. A. Bow
land, Edward Karchner and the Grover " pa
ker Sewing Machine Company, each claim
some interest in or lien upon the lands described
in said original petition, the exact nature ana
amount of which is unknown TO plaintiff that
the ast named parties be made defendants IN
said cause that they be required to answer
and set forth their said liens and interests II
any they have.
And the said George, Mary and Charles Conn
per are hereby notified that unless they answer
said amendment by February 8, 1879, the aIle-
cations therein contained will be taken as tue
and judgment rendered accordingly,
LUKE MARSH,
26t$IO 20 By Cook & TRorr. his Auy's.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SuEHIFF's SALE.

SHEHIFF's SALE.
POppe Warns. In Wood CSn., co. ""
VS.. Oou'tW, .
BY virtue Of an orderoi sale, isseea ~ p1, ,uS
Of gC Common pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, and 70
m e directed and delivered, will offer Tor SAFE
at public yendue, at the front door OF the OoNV
House in Bowling Green, on
tuesday, February 18th, lsTs'
Betweep 10 and III o'clock forenoon, OF saio
dav,the follswing.described real estate,to WIZ
The east half Of road tract number tweny-
Road lands, less Mill-lot- containing about oz
acres, in Wood county, Ohio am
Terms Of Sale-Cash, Appraised a. Sz'SoV'
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
Fad K. HoLLBNBEoK, Pltfs AWys.
January 1s, 1879. SSeS'
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And while the Brazilian trade from Eu-
rope has been all the time increasing, that
with the United States had suffered in pro-
portion until the establishment Of the
American line last year.
Let us see what articles Brazil imports,
and what proportion is derived from the
United States. Among the imports for Que
year were the following;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

Dayton Journal Twenty millions of
four per cent, bonds taken in two days
this week Is an admonition to Tom Ewing
to hurry up his anti-resumption bill before
all the six per cents are taken up with four
per cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

GSS week in yuur own town. SIS
SO Outfit free. No risk. Reader. in
you want IA business at which persons of either
sex can make great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars to Il. HALLETT Il
Co., Portland, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

The General Assembly Of Illinois did n
good job on Tuesday in the election Of
Gen. JOHN A. LOGAN to the u. S. Senate
lie is good man to have around that
house.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24
JAMES rIMMONs, Editor.

The Republicans Of the Southern States
are reported to be almost unanimous for
GRANT in 1880.
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Perrysburg, O.. Jan, 20, 1879.

PiItsburg Dispaieh, Ewing wants to be
Speaker because lie is an Ohio man. lie
must understand that Pennsylvania has
some rights rs one Of the boundaries ol
Ohio, ii for no other reason.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

The blue glass mania that swept over
this country has just struck Germany. 1t
must have met with adverse winds on the
route.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-01-24

'rwo milries equal one dollar in American
currency.
Thus of the products and manufactures
which we can supply most eheaply and
plentilully, Brazil buys most largely in Eu-
rope, simply because Of the great superior
ity of commercial facilities 90
From what has leaked OFT relative to the
causes that led to the unauthorized exodus
OF the Cheyenne oaptiyes from Camp Rob
lnson seems likely TO lead 10 . very general
demand that the Government at once aban-
don policy that il constant provocative
to marauding expeditions to avoid absolute
starvation or death from lack of clothing
and which furnishes numberless precedents
for any population Of pledges OF which its
savage wards may have been guilty. And
the policy Of dividing responsibility be-
tween two arms Of the service so hostile as
to be only intent on each others extermin.
at on, can but be condemned as unwise and
inhuman IN It's tendencies DEWITT,
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NJ Y Tribune; Why doesn't the Potter
Committee summon Charles Frigid Adamsf
This alert and agile body, which skips
hall way across the continent whenever
Mrs. jerks drops her reticule, ought 10
show livSlier faith in the stworthiness
Of the grandson OF his grandfather.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TTACHmENT NOTICE.

Phillip Arts, Before Stephen Msr.
VS.. }ry,aJ. p Peuysburg
Simon Hertenstein. Township, Wood Co., %.
On the 7th day of January, A. D. 1879, said
Justice issusd an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of forty dollars and
forty eight cents ($40 49,. PHILLIP ARrz.
Perrysburg, January 2Otb, 1879. 4ocs2