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Superior Times.
Superior, Wis, Saturday Aag'sst 18Th, 1877
TIE GREAT E0aTHWE EST.

A vast territory of nnexa implied
richness marks the Northwestern
boundary Of the United States. The
rapid Improvement made in all this
region in material prosperity is
marvellous. a few years ago and
Minnesota was Territory looked
upon as cold and desotate region.
Now it is numbered as Que among
our most thriving States, possessing
in its rich soil and healthful climate
the resources of incalculable wealth.
1t already contains population OF
100000 aim ost entirely composed
of the better class, who are for the
most part engaged in trade and
agriculture. It is estimated that
this State alone this season will
produce A, 0o0,0 bushels of whe at
and will have to sell of this amount
about 100000 bushels. The
wealth Of this crop distributed
among the citizens of this common
wealth will be Of greater value than
the yeaaly productions of the fame
gold or silver mines in any of the
adjoining States or Territories. St.
Paul is rapidly growing i'll wealth,
population and commercial import
ance, and is destined to be a great
centre Of trade and commerce.
Beyond Minnesota stretches the
wide boundaries of Dakota, with its
broad acres of productive virgin
soil awaiting the hardy settlers ar
fival-and they are coming from
every quarter. Northern Europe is
sending her sturdy entrants by the
thousand; the populous States of
the seaboard, as we'll as Ohio and
Indiana, are contributing also TO
this rapidity increasing tide until
their moving white CANVASS camps
dot the plains of all that region as
Tricky n merchant vessels the
ocean Wilhin the last two wears
towns and villages h ave b"ea bull, in
Dakota is a Northern belt OF f,.rfilo
soil, nearly 400 miles wide, eabraa-
ing $50, 0O0, 900 acres. The climate
Is heaithful and advantageous tor
for agricultural pursuits, and it will
ultimately become a great wheat
growing country. North Of this
boundary ana in the British danin-
ions lies Manitoba, which i attract
ing 2 large population from tie pro
vinces and also from Europe
Within the boundaries Indicated
lie ali the elelnentsncccssar for the
development Of rich and populous
region. The Northern Pacific Rail
way will traverse the centre Of this
magnificent belt, and tho Union
Pacific will stretch It's connecting
lines NorthwarA, also. The Granger
roads will he great t.ctors in the
question q transportation and the
next decade will witness an increase
IN values Of railway properties that
al G tribute 10 this section far beyond
what they are row estimated. We
1--we III an age Of wonderful develop
msnts science and art make rapid
stridrS; geahh is augmenting and
prosperity Increases, but among the
most wonderful Of all the marveis
in the history of tho country will be
that which relates to the marvel
lous growth of the great North vest
in population, enterprise, commerce,
good citizenship and comm ercial
powerful, S. Economist.
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blood, when invoked, anu yet
stalking boldly in evsr' community
The character is myth and yet
real intangible, and ciutching its
victims With remorseless power. Lit
is unseen, ana yet fromits exhaustlsss
culver wings its poisoned arrows
from day 10 day. And no mail Is
proof; no character, position or sex
escapes; no sanctuary is too sacred;
no home is buIwarked against its
assaults. " hen one base heart
wishes to assail some PERSONS char
acter or motives, "They say" is
always employed. That is the as
gassin who strike in the cloud-the
Thug who haunts the footsteps of
the offender, and tortures from care
less word or deed, an excuse for tho
stilleto.
Men dare not always reveal their
own feelings. With smiles and
pretended friendship they present
the envenomcd shaft as coming
from "They say" Be sure, reader,
that when some villainous tale is
told you, and the relator cannot
give an author more tangible than
They say for it, that the SANDER
is the creation of the heart by your
side, and reekirg with the poison of
envy and hatred, and earnest with
a wah to have the talsehood OF
ttTney say" bud into reality, and
become current coin in the commun-
ity.
"They say"-we repeat, is as cow
ardly as it ia false aud tiendlsh; a
phantom creation which smiles,
letting loose a brood of vipers to
crawl in your path, and blast by
their venom. To retail stories of
'They say is to sneak behind an
intangible parsonage and put in cir
culation the infamous inuendos and
C alumnies, which, from raw material,
are forged nearer home.
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CONNECTIONS :

At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all points
North, East and South
At NEW LONDON, with tho Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western R'y for SAawano and
Manitowoc.
At AMHERST J'n. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central Z. Il. for Ashland, Ste
vens Pc Mt, Portage and Madison.
At MERRIAM in with Chicago, St.
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black River
Fails, Eau Claire, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
at WIN0NA with Chicago, Milwaukee {,
st. Paul Railway, for ST. Paul and Minneap-
oils, with Winona & ST. Peter RAILROAD, GO.
d II. W. for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City, Yankton, and points West
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
r. Il. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
- aud Cen'l Manager.
ROBERT Z. NATHAE, Asst Gen. Pass r. n Ct.
e1een Say, Wis
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Think for q Moment, Boys.

Boys do q great many theughtioss
and foolish things "for fun" that
mortify them very much in the
remembrance. To have been caught
in somebody's mclon patch, or steal
ing a neighbours choice fruit, or
taking a gate of its hinges, or craw-
ling under a showman's tent, or
playing any kind of 4 trick to the
injury of another, and that has to be
accomplished in sncaking way,
won't seem to be very smart if you
ever grow to hc man of sense.
You will hsto it, and sonder that
you ever thought-it smart.
Don't fatter yourself that the
worst thing about mean sot is in
being caught at it or found tut. You
can't be low, or vicious, or tricky
without somebody knowing it, and
1t does not take long fer good
many TO hud it ont. It takes sI-
traordinary talent and deception to
have a good reputation concesling
= bad character, and it Ia never
worth trying for. The way to seem
10 be trustworthy is to be trust
worthy. Thsre was never yet boy
who wss msnIy, honest and worthy
Of confidence that people did not
find him ont and give him his due.
You cans afford to trife with
your reputation. II you descend
10 indecent and immoral conduct
you will soil your character and
hurt your prospects, no matter what
your friends may do tor you, or how
You may try TO conceal from good
people that You do these things
Just 90 long IS you allow yourself
TO practice the habits that are con
demned by pure, upright, straight
forward people of integrity, whethei
you 10 il openly or on the sly, you
will make no progress in the orna
moatati5n OF fine character, or ID
buldlng up good reputation. So
when yon are tempted TO any low,
tricky, dishonest, mean or unworth Y
act, stop long enough TO think Whist
the effect is going TO be upon your
swn soul, your own mind, your own
reputation, il that is your strongest
motivs, and don't de it.
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EVERYBODY is wiling to say his
prayers when he is in ti9h. fix and
sees no other way out. The Lord
is the last resort of some people and
their religion after the fashion OF
the sailor who prayed and said: 80
Lord, | haven't asked anything of
you tor fifteen years, and if youth
get me ashore | won't ask for any
thing for fifteen years more" The
little shoeblsck also had theory
after which great many take
pattern. lie told an inquiring mis-
sinary that he always said his pray
ers at night because when he was
asleep he did not know what might
happen; but never in the morning,
because any bright boy can take
care Of himself in the day time.
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North Wisconsin Railroad.
st. Paul 6 Duluth
Railroad.
FAV0RITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
saltwater and points on the st. Crox river.
CONNECTIONS:
AT ST. PAUL-With- trains for the East,
South and South west.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and the NJ. & st. l.. Ry. for Min
neapoGs, and st. Louis and points on Sioux
City R. R., and B. C. R. & w. R. Rds.
AT WYOMING-Stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
City.
AT HARRlS-Stage to Cambridge and
isanti County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage TO Grantsburg
and and the cranberry country OF burnett county,
Wis.
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
Kanabec county.
On and after JAN 10th, 1879, and until
tnrther notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
lie, Duluth -------7 700 a. M. $50 p. m.
Ar. st. Paul -------4:3Op p. m. 600 a. m,
LIE. st. Paul -------- 8:45 a m. 100 p. m.
Ar. Duluth -----------6;00a a. NJ. 600 D m.
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4 Great Discovery N Bridge Building

awe have made one great dis
covery, which every railroad or
bridge builder in the West ought
TO know about" said tie engineer.
"W nat is that ?" asked "W ell,
We used to tn 10 drive tho piles,
but we discovered tnat we could
ink them better by hyir; uli;s.
Tint il, we now place steel hose
on The iowcr end Of The pile, then
start the engine, aid the stream OF
water tears up the sand and gravel,
and tho pIla drops OF It's own weight
fifteen feet into the ground. Once
thcre, nothing can move it. Now,
dis is the way to place piles il the
lakes AMI rivers our W est. Why,
with this discovery /. can bridge a
river IS cheapIy Is can make the
satle distance OF elevated railroad.
10 more suspension bridges, tx
cept over high streams, after this :;
no more How e-truss bridges, either.
Why, [ can bridge tie Mississippi
Ion $4,000 with bridge that
sill look Ike piece of iron lace
hanging in the ar. - New York
Correspondence.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

LAST year some $780, 900 acres of
public land were taken up for set
element throughout the western
states, besides The vast amount of
new soil, which has been made are
able. No better evidences than
these are needed to show that the
Am erican people are graphing with
the problem of depression in the
true shape by thus distributing
their surplus labor from over popu-
lated fields to sections where there
Is room enough 10 spare,