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SCIENTIFICALLY prepared Of Ba sam Tolu, Crystal
lied 1ock candy. Old Rye Whisky aud other
touucs. The FORMULA has been made Known to our
best physicians and ii is highly commended by tbem
SO rs 10 merit their endorsements We have ANALYSIS
ofoue Of our most prominent chemists, Prof. C. A.
MARINER OF Chicago. (Which viii De found on the
label of each huttle his signature), as to its
purity and the ingredients entering into ts CONS
position 10 s we'll known fact TO the medical pro-
fesson that carefully prepared compound OF the
above Ingredients, "i'i afford the greatest relief in
Bronchitis, Sore 1hroa Weak Lungs, d1'
Consump ion, IN the .ncipeit ana ADvANsAB AGHs
OF thsi disease. 1t is recommended a ptlat>
able and safe remedy TO use in the above maltdies
aud contains such tonic properties render II
Of the best eppeizers known. 1t is fgrcat service
TO the weak Iud uebistated. giving tone, strength
and ctyity to the whole human frame.
HSY@Put up Quart size Bottles for Family use.
sod by Dru sgIots and Dealers everywhere.
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= his paper is kept on Tie in the office Of
/. T. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
& North Western Railway, 4l5 Broadway,
New York CitY Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited 10 call il and read
il AZ any time They viii ALWAYS be Welcome
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Lawrence & Martin,

sole agents Tor the United States and Canada.
---LSo-
Importers fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Ill Madison Street. Chicago
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TAX. SALE.
DOUGLAS COU MY

uTATROF WISCONSIS COUNTY OF lCGLAs-s7.
y 0rPIck or rHg COUNTY TREASURER.
Superior, Aprli, 10. 1850 !
Notice Is hereby given that SO much Of each tract
or parcel 0fiaLd or town lot Or i + situated III the
town OF lperiOr which covers The entire Comfy :"
Dou yla.l aud described in the following stateme.r
may be necessary or that purp Sc. will, on ths
secnnd Tuesday in NAy ,leXt being the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
HARDY FRUITS
Our Speciality
Lar est end Best -4Ss0tt6 &fccE It
Hardy Its IN tie S ate.

Our New Siberians furnish choice
eating and cooking apples, sweet and sour,
summer and winter, to suit every locality.
From careful study of the natural CON.
ditions Of northern Wisconsin We can assure
success to planters who follow our directions.
Send for Descriptive Price Lists.
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THIS PAPER. @ Il. BE BE '0 2sa. , :

Na.yr.t \ Ca's Newspaper Advertising Bureau a,
Spruce ST.. where ADVERTISING contracts MAJ bt
MADE tor L II NEW YORK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

I TINS COMPANY ofrr- FOR sale large ?m1rai @
7 s ATyt excellent Farming and Int
Ia - ~, I.and, on the line If lis kaad r
SrtI with Il hea"y growth Of Pine, Herolgcsr -'''
MaIie beach and Elm, paymcnts easy,
CHAS. y. COLBY, Land Commiss'oner,
MILWAUKEE. Wg,
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Every woman has grievous
cross to bear, when her husband Is
as cross rs a bear.
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md Grul Manage
hUAoOT :. CASE, Gen. P.,s'r. Aei.
tIr-eu Rar, via
, 1880-03-17
TIE COUNTT-DUILDING,

TIE County Commissioners will to-dny issue
an order for township elections, giving tho
twenty dnys' notice, lis required by lnw, without
regard to tho decision Of tho Supreme Court
conccrn ming consolidation. II tho decision is
farorat!e to tho ciInfolitlntEot,. c,eh tnwn will
will he hut ntc set nf town officers rcctcti Itl-
etrNl Of threc, ns het,tofore. Tho law Knycrn-
aa @ St f Is g tns Gp g
'asl1 thu City or Chlc1'Ko Will act hnrmnntt,,sly
y, tho natter nnd tint tlle petp1u Will acqle*co
--rruyidAl tho !lsxstol Ii favorable to c,n.bit.
tlluon,-for which thoro IL no provision Nude In
tho lnw.
THE ONE FIR GENT.
"A reporter yesterday nske.t Cullnty-Attnrncy
WilIntt whit he tho'isitt If tho dlrcrr1.eo Gf
opinion hctwcen llnRclf and Corporations
POI paty y. .hi eineht !1s Xxx IT, wett s
lint he Thought Nr. Adams hui no business Hty-
iK ~ ol,'i,Inn ~ TIC @ attcr ,,t'y 1.;,'ro tam my
sss!: Ho . sati I H. N X,sms 'ssi wa!tcS Spss 70
hin, 70 farthor with i. rar i'ssnco, ID tho ,ast
clAl,so Of pGraxraph III tho law |rc.ala ns fol-
"ws Ar, ~ II, se ,s9lts,!o9; o ssMnt Of
Il ss ~ MI NV @ett ff @ @s1y si e list ASS sSt e.
@ ns ss Ss ssnr s sl afsa a s sS I III % y !"
paid paid ~ q fsrfslte @ IN ster er piaess % ii @ the
nj pcnslty. a,d Mr.. wiiiett thousht tieT It was
penMlty In very faet hccnusY It game on tho lit
OF .oyery mnMth, ~ nt once, IN alvancc. Inter.
of tho principal Il v WIS is not ie' imposed i
~ pnntsltncnt Or 1nc Or rcnnlty for anything:
and "penalty" worS synonytno,,s md nennt
tho sumo thing, TINT f6rfot sfn,,l,l 10 raiti in
S,ae taxes were not Pati ut given tlMo t WIS
waa!d & 20 into tIe Ces,aty TssnsaEy for = soanty @
, 1880-03-17
visit scvcrnl chldrcn's Institutions and fo,,nl-
ling hospitals.



:, a meeting OF tho vinegar man,tfaeturcra Of
tho hnfthwaatcrn Etatca wns hold nt tho arHtd
fdci1c flntnl rnrlors ycst torlRy tn tako steps Ia
prntGSt nild oFttntc agnfn't tho pnsangn Of err
lives to repeal nm "net permitting lid vaporis.
fnE of fcr1nchtctl. liquors for tho purpose of
manufacturing vi1,nynr." Resolutions wcrc
At!npted declaring tho Inv now III farcc tho 1nnst
rnttonal md TIT for tho g.,yornucnt II tho
inss tho p.'IlIs chi, " provided With tho ,;cst
Adntcrntca md !nhcnlthtul vincimrs nre shors>..
BY excluded trum tho narkot. It not
X. 4 ,ne,norlal was dn,ttca setting lnrth
nn,i Inviting n.ltiititmal lcKtsiMtion To prevent
my Injury I'd tho revenue OF tho Government,
Inv. T. w!ll bo crr,latcd a,tonx a!i the ylnegnr
wnr,lctl I" Congress. Among Tho firms prrsent
wero tho following: Iames Cnsi!.,u, !hilaul,,q.
hnp!!ls. la:; Fny S Smith. Davenport 11:: u.
htettl1NrH & Gu, F. ItOtht flnlinttcn s. Gn1nech,
and rntl! Hcchtncr of MllwMtkce: md J. i.
Wilson, ". H. 0!,st!!n 4 Co., L. F.: Todd 4 Co.,
ffpnry Erfehert, q. liermnnr, md W. II. nunx0
t0f Sphinx & BunKC), Of Chicago.
, 1880-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PIst,dHEss or THE srMlKk,

The strike Ut the furniture sruu,emakcrs Is
still going on, and all thu shaps, with uo tr two
exceptions, wore closed ycsterslny,-tlat IL, no
work wins l0no In TINT portion N tho tautsIrles
which IL giycn up tn. tho buIchcs Ut tho men
WhsI 1nttkn paror anl bedroom "stts." All tho
other work'nen wCre as busy NJ ever, no other
class giving notice or fntinlating that they too
desired IN advance ot IL per cont IN their wages,
Az WIS stated !n Tuesday TMlHuSE, however, 1t
II believed that tho nattruss-tnotl, uphulstortrs,
ota., will lnake sn!lar demand II thoir fellows
are successful. And th1t tho ln,tur will bc
seetas very probable. Tho manufacture
en-, ut the'r meet!ug Tuesday ulzht, do.
cidod to leaye tho question OF M advance
with each tlrlu. and thrc8 OF these have already
mad9 the concession, md, III vleW OF thor eI-
ahsG' a,eIs' I'll i Y thS apsesslo That noaEy all the
etr0ngly Inclined to mid ont IL Tall into Hnu.
In this event, thsro will 10 al advance in tAo
PRICE " 1oino Ut the grades of furuisure.-thpse
, 1880-03-17

to nil since a general alvnncr wt,ld nnkc their
goods cnst tt.oro thnn similar articles Ia other
nt Chlcegu. Tho manufacturers clai'n
that prices ought Z, te d'.lynncc.a n'l a.o,,a!'
:" 5 ~ Arf "f '1 ri y vii IMFS; %
Rhrr than tho inst QUO Issued, tho purpose t,.-
Ing to- ll!nko up thn nt,vHico ln wnEes IN this
p!d terms. X Rcncrnl nlvance viii not unlikely
ha,9 e ess t. Hrept!te hSt sH Of Of, re ne
pnrt Of Tho other clRsacH ut wcrkniel for IN IT.
crgaso ol pay; lint, Ut present, those mon acc'n
a rTp,rtrr ran ncfuss ffnMcninker ycstcf.
WHY THE Is FER CENT WAS AsKED.
"Wcll." sntl he, "ovorythinR hns Euno ,,p. anl
re atr not getting any 'llors' pay thnn wo woro
s' ns III III 4; c @ . IN sko %
iaifsc.i tho wnVcs hut have cnme dawn. md n!
"1laz tho Increase of ii por emit ii Cincinnati
anything 70 do with A,o tte'ral,d hcrrY, -, 49,.
& aaf wxes ~ M aera Ts a a, Gt I s4ks ss hs
tharc for 81 at,,l 60 7 weok.. Thcso who como
hero from Cincinnati say tho t5a.lne.n9kors 7.
sat !: hR Is u sss III shs"p @ sci: SSo cre ~ ~s
get t::5, mn! ON Bnmo ms Inv M e."
,linw mitch do tho mon herp tnako?"
to SID week. I'm 1ninus. R5 sail tbat We snade
On S ne q, assrG na fa F. 'as II We could nuke g
@-NsA@~ ---- @-""7--'E--F~-%~s
INV ,nnny aro tl,erc in tho o'sy7"
1letwcen 90 and H0N."
10 they a!l belons 10 tho Unton7"
"Nc9r!y ail Of thqm. A good many Joined
'e:IiGttSsy itsw yna',y s, ia,tI'y ssops arc e.osea
How nnnyT'
day, md tto athora ] this ' n,9r'lng." ''''s' t
,s,p,n.,o yoa got tho IL per cent what can
Il Esrnn. xin J., e n n uoo..r
DO yon Ect work nil tho year round?"
Yes, Our trllti9 works most Of tho ttH,o.'
"Arc tho wnEes lovcr tlla.i lust year?'.
pnrct With iast ycnr's, lH,t We. are getting loss
Tor Rri"r R,s r,i,t sea s tha', ,;1a, lust year"
Some Ynt fs.ss;, others e. and s1.s5, ana somo
not ns m1Gti." -
!: Is Bcs % tao Il per cent apply to tho'n US wc1l7'
What do you think Of tho employers blnuk
;s I 9sSy sy asesssss lis sss, '9f @ s s was2 VII ns
will stick by o,1U nn0thIr.''
I!ow la,iE san y.,,'. y' Keep ~ M THO str!kcr'
exist for Some titno. Some nf tl1o ncn who hnyo
{aD nr ssN ap!cce are talking of. jumping thotr
funds aiid starti,,E cotipcratye shops.
...l ~ :. don't know nnythins about their busi-
THE FRAMEMAKE,,a' UNION
he'll meeting ut M. s. Wost Lake strcct yes
totsin3y T. nftcrnoon: Therp wero. about :Du pres
cnt. rho Quantities delegated to ca1l IN EN-.
tint IInlinm iilI,lreh. il. l. Carter 4 G., md
ne othsr t1.n ha'i yiolds They h.. received
ali woi,li give tho ndvnnco hefor1 iomK. ''N''>'
it wls t''e!tlrl to maintain tho .strlko until MI
tho houses e',rc in! anil n!so to continue tho
the prcsc,it mnvornene wpro discharged.
1T Th0 rspS,ster III tGi X n:a1n.tfaeturer that
Sif t,ttt
, 1880-03-17
LABOR TROUBLES.

y LOUIHs
St. InUrH, No., March 18.-Alt tho mechanics
working In tho Missouri pnci!lo Ialrnai mn
chino-shops Fl, tho Western part Of tho city,
embracing boi1crnnkcrs, blackamtths, car-
pcnters, pn,ntcrs, Htc., numbering about 100
struck tu-tlay for, 10 rcr cont a1vanco Of wngca
Tho men Rnnt n committee of nito fr0m cncfl
department 10 tho Superintendent Of. thors Ia
nuke thor demands, hut he refused tn trcn'
VIII W, M thom as bGIy: !ln naid ho would talk
tn complain Of Or tlcrnnlttls to 1nakO, hut he
would haso nothing to do With my tfnnn ct
committee. Upon this being reported to tho
1ncn thcy struck work.
, 1880-03-17

The Executive Com1ntttoo Of tho Republican
Club OF tho Seventh WNrd mot last avcniug ut
Phillip Nuns, corner OF Twelfth and Waller
streets. Tho meeting was n sc0ret ono, but 1t
WINS learned utter adjournment that tho Qica-
ton Of nominating an Alderman Of str1,lght 1so-
publican principles was carried by n largo m1-
3orIts'. All tulk OF q compromise on Democrat
or nn Independent Wis secuted ut, and tho Conl-
1nltteo recommended m out -u,ld.out 1sopublto.
mi ,,nn1latlotl. After tho doors wore openct{
tho Club lIstcncd to tho rcltltnx nf tho innntcs
mi! Immediately ndtUurnetl. Tho Hext meeting
Will bu ono Of Interest, for tho Executive Corn.
lnlttae Will thon rppvrt, A1ll tho uA.Ilo Ut tho
CullddAte will be presented.
, 1880-03-17
TNYELFT1I WARD.

+ W 1l11E LIZ W ZI1EOs =
The West End Republican Club Of tho Twelfth
Warrl mot In regular session Inst ovontng Mt No.
00B West Madison stroot. There Worc abuut fltty
members present. ]. II. sandcns presided. It
Yns decided to postpone tho olooton Of officers
until tho thiru Tuesday III April. A rcsoiu-
tton wus passcd calling upon tho Con.
trul Cotntnltteo to hold tho Aldcrmnllic
ind town primaries Mt the snino timu.
Wis adopted, otllngizinB senator Logan for his
arebch nn tho Fitx JUhM Portor question, md
Gnpt. Whitney tna1u spccch to tho snt,ln effect
~ vlew r the trouble 1T Owsoy Hall, It WIS de-
strable tu u,to nll tnctlona, and cullIng for a
conlmlttoc nt conferences. Tho resolution was
withdrawn AftGr Il wildly lebato, tho drift OF
which waB TINT "tho 0thor follows" Wcru lit tho
wrong. and that no ovurtures should bo Malp,
THO nloettnx then adjourned.
, 1880-03-17
THE CANAL CONVENTION.

oPst3at 0srattF 70 1A3 tNIFa00 1F7buH5t
OTTAWA. ILL.,. MarCh IA latKu ald ut,thusi-
thv Ctty-la4ll thla svulinx. presided over by
Judge u. =. Leland, t9 couipotu arrangements
for tlo reception 1f delegates to the EaAui Con.
ventiun on Thursday Mvxt. Tho spotxics weIe
I'LL earnest and TO tho ts,I1lt. aotnmitteu Vi
elxteoA prolnlliont business. nun was appointed
to Fecolfe the delegates anl extcnl tho huspl-
talttics OF Ottawa; alao committees OH f,lntico
aud arrangement Already delegates havo been
Chicago and tho Nlssissppi Nlvcr, and aiuplo
provisions are being nads for their cntcrtuln-
Mcut.
, 1880-03-17

DUBUQUE ASSISTANCE.
8psetdl psyatth to Ihs Chicago Tftbunt.
DUBUQUE, H., Mnruh l1.-InAtoud Ut having
partldo On Ut. Patr1ck's nAy tho Irish Hellevo-
lent Society will furwur1 tue money thnt would
0thcrWlao 10 spent On that tiny L! tho suffering
Irish. Lectures will lu helI Ut all tho Catholic
churches.
, 1880-03-17
STORNI-NOTES,
A5f114tT,|F.

MONTE, Ain. March 16-slHoiala from Homo
nnd Selnu sAy TINT 0verllows serinllsly thrcateu
l!1th tDWns Tie lmlIentlons point to n worse
llMNl In Selma ttnn in I'LL nr IB7h At Hmm tile
WAtGr ia In tho flRttury-rTnm Of tho Western
, 1880-03-17

Nt.'t ttG UltltaH III ElltnplQ person 10 IN B1p%
Tho srycra mo,n,,ora rnnortni s opai,, ru."" NM
torty ] auncnrn9 1 ~ s"vor 's Mcnr";h u1 vh'o ,,l
thS minority reported N favor Of Frnnk
GS.taMsn si,t. VINO tti hfehdy neon nominated ny
titIsc,,s. 1ts tMecth9:
,, wua n.,t,innte!l by !ho Republican pnriy ho
",I, ' nSecnt, 3 at 1ter t'nnthor ciro.'nstAiccs.
nnSn, tl,at committee wa present frn1n tho
cnizons neotng nilt! nl eoln9thiii9 to say.
wh@fTcnpni4i, snnmT mr.: anstneld waa invited to
ra,,r.soptrd n H tn@s hoc tao onetnF meeslnF n9
h!"Ratlsenns eRas =, ,I nn1 naTosrnt: and that tfoy
rs Aiiisrman: Tiley ha.I oanvassci tha sitna:
hhGfnea hfqn, the Club would Join them In supporting
Ex.AM: Ha'amEnrtcn wns In favor Of Mr:
oizr M Wi s,' " ea m a"nsc9 w. epapean good
s!et.eatne tie Csnnitinsts, ana that tho tntorGst
~ te waf! ci!atisled tho1r ueteat. since tho
Gr!atinn hnd been R.,tten and nothins had 'hecn
c',n",t. o a,a !he ~. ntorest @ or tno War fct,!rc
cF t ~, a s Se9f9 o. ,n snas ,: Msur. t
s.lsMlu S LII LII Mr. rcianeK uustli. hna nc "nn III
n ,e,nan.:. " @ a , M r. n9 Hh1sc 6fy
tnoy wt,nl' rot support Sr Net orath, and 4 WIS
t,tptss!olv tp !or tao lseI,lttilcns nr penacrhM 70
nics " y; II" t', ~ ~ o o nst "n Iatn at, ea H.
~. tt'f mfi... - ino sst t'f ~ suo Nv
p,Nlchhs htl nit'y tollcti annnt l.0G votos, md
!. ~ WIS nusense !uI tuotA " ta,N 9i eleolins my
Mr.. Set'rslh sni that II ho wla INT nominated
ho WGltlst support Mr. bchnnck, whom ho know
To- bD IL gUs,i Inau.
1'loinls Walsh, from tho Cltlzcns Committee,
snfn tho l)otnnrrnts would sustain Mr. Schnack
erwIsn they so,;!I cust hi,li StT, an ,,otuInato
straight Doniocra,t mud run him.
Ex-Atd. lynn, Hlso from tho Citfxons' Com
tho llo'noun.ts would support him to n nun. II
tho !iupubflcnps did not li,tlorBo him, however,
tho Dcinocrata would put up tr.lc-bluo candi'
their own WHY.
IL. l.. ffcrtz WIS inclined to doubt tho sincerity
Cosun,lnists ho w,Mii,l tako tho inttor oyury
time. IIo thought gBod tun1 Of Mr.. Schnnck,
but did not like tho Idea Of tho Dcmocrts forciug
him upon thpn.
Mr.. Olson suggested that hotter way to rcnoh
n cotnrrnmisg would 1p to hnyo tho 1tn1t,cs of
Scilnlck md Mctirl,th 10 teforc d ward rrunry.
with tho agreement lint both purttes would
unlt0 IN thu otcetint Of whnpver cn1no nut ncutl,
, 1880-03-17

MONTGOMERY, Alu., Ainsch 16.-llatns for tho
past t!yo duys havo beon very heavy. Tho AIN
lNlnn River IL out Ut fta hanks. No tlan,RKu rn-
ported IT, my 1T tho railroads centerluY heru,
II " now turning cold,
, 1880-03-17
A CITY SIZED.

A CITY SUED.
INDIANAPOLIS. Inil., March 1e.-lfarry Sheets,
tho former proprietor OF tho Now Division
Hotel, hns begun suit ngainst tho city for
$l5D.o00 damages, sustained ly tho burning of q
portion Of the building In 1874. Itu nllcges III.
competency In tho management Of tho llrp aud
failure Of tho water supply.
, 1880-03-17

PIEDMONT, ". W.. bfarch l0.-A train or
trnckmnn Aro on Il strike for m advance Of TO
cents per day. Tho Company otrors 10 per cont,
others rufusc.
, 1880-03-17

Tho Eldredge Sowing Afaehlne.-It leads
tho world, nnd IL tho best for you, to btiy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-03-17

LITTLE lsooK. Ark, March 1g.-After Aftcon
7nulIeud to ueGltllu, =,
, 1880-03-17
1'UI)DLETsS.

HAnn1snuno, Tn, Mnrch 16.-Fifty-sovcn mills
havo shut down. Tho puddlers say twenty or
thirty moro will go out before tho end Of tho
week.
, 1880-03-17
A FORTUNATE CLERGYMAN,

NEw YonK, March 10.-Tho liov. Or. John
IInll, pastor OF tho Fifth Avonllo Prcshyterlan
Church, hRs had his enlary raised from $1,000 to
F15,000 a ycnr. Quito 4 Number Of ministers
heroabouts receive lnrYc salaries.
, 1880-03-17
THE TELEGRAPH ,.".,:
SpseteI D1Vateh 10 The

apstGtI DGF1feh 70 Tie
NEW QRLnAH&, March u 81
granted au order per.nt. -
Union Telegraph Company
and operate a line Of telugs,,
Orleans d Mobile nailrv4J, ul4 wy hvEA asas
, 1880-03-17


GnEEnsuuRa, Ind. March 1B.-Alf tho shoo-
MnkorB Of tho city nro on strike for nn advnnco
Ut A5 per ccut,
, 1880-03-17

Political.

POIItICN4,
At nrnndn Hall. curner kDrt1, Clark nnd Etn.st
Eflday evening. A, q. Thtoop. AlactMnn. Of Tho
EloT0nth WAtt will rrgBGnt pFnctlcnl blsitoHs
statement ?f tho character and dougs Ut tho Com
FiliIE NINTH WAND DKl'UHlICAN CLUN n fsEi1
ut fnrk6rfs lfnlI Hnturasay at 81. m. All lepub-
leans of tho war4 nr1 requested fp bo prDBeut, ~
tnAttorh OF grcat Importance 70 tho taxpayers will
cotE9 AE. -
, 1880-03-17

Times Our highest lrtista In dentistry: TIL
McChcsncys beyond do'',r, Though but s. q 81
, 1880-03-17

HtOp and review tho EFnnt1 GIhbItiOn Of
candles md cigars at nAwsUn's, Eli 8tAto streot
Every kind of ho,sse Insect niny ho oxtermi-
nlltnn liY lllnls L UaYunr'A Moth PlWdpr.
, 1880-03-17

4 FREE I4EUrUHE AND HTEItEOFTlCoN Rx-
II hibltlnn will bB NtFen tiA oyennK BY tho Rev.
!udh l4u1 At tlse Chicago AypnuH Church. Tie sub.
I'm y}kN tFj1 hH II 1FIaI
, 1880-03-17

morning at Il discntlpn uf tho srlllul furtelI11u
over il porcf, railing at l;siThirterfith str,ct, Tic
ttcccased was thu aon OF tho Hon. Thuf,ns ii,
in lajl, tho dniighfcr III Mrs. Urltnus, VIII. iiyts
Ut Til, number nlnyu mentioned. Iinjpin.
through fis llasoluto hnl,ifs, WIN j1tcurl,lu III
whittier siIS End bcct t,hiixes, 10 sSnk shnltrr.
futaj. and clothing nt her li1others home Mon.
shg was I,nt In. liz wis intnxjcntcIls
Mn, CRIMES told hjil ns Ilcurv M she wns Mfl,,
whcru bis WIFI n,lght tw found. Iu went In Tia
rIaun tiiicu,ud biit sho VIVA mt tiara, ,1nn t,.,
drink t.,ru.st a nsghbnri,lg niSat,. anI Wvut Mt
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-31
To Whiten Flannels.

"How shall restore the color to my fannels?" is & question often asked housekeepers whose clothes have been ruined by the bad treatment of indolent,
 incompetent washerwomen. A solution of 14 ID. of white soap and OF. of spirits of ammonia, dissolved in 12 gallons of soft water, will impart Q beautiful md lasting whiteness to any flannels dipped in it, no matter how yellow they may have been previous to their immersion.
 After being stirred round for short time, the articles should be taken out and well washed in clean cold water. For washing black or navy blue linens, the following receipt is said to be an ex- cellent one: Take two potatoes, grated into tepid soft water (after having them washed and peeled), into which a tea spoonful of ammonia has been put. Wash the linens in this, and rinse them in cold blue water. They will need no starch, and should be dried and ironed on the wrong side It is said that an infusion of hay will preserve the natural color ir
 buff linens, and an infusion of bran will do the same for brown linens and prints.
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-31
Beet Sugar in Maine.

The past years work of the Maine Beet Sugar Company at Portland was not bad for beginning. In report to the HOO farmers who raised the beets the company say that the average crop from 100 acres was g tons; in some cases the return was not enough to pay cost of seed and fertilizers the other ex- treme was 30 tons per acre. For 5000 tons delivered at the factory, $56, 1000 were paid for storing and pitting, $6,OOO; fuel, $10,OOO; labor and other expenses, $37, ,0OO; total, $107, GOO. The product, 900 tons of sugar and molasses, brought $11O, ,OOO, leaving 5000 toward machinery and fixtures that cost $60,- GOO, to which must be added the State bounty. The company wish to continue the experiment, and invite the growers to renew their contract for at least one acre each. They say, however, that they cannot afford to increase the price per ton, except for early deliveries, which can be worked up before freezing weather, and thus save expense of pit ting,
Connecticut western news., 1880-03-31
FASHION NOTES.

ENGLISH surtout suits are much woln at the moment.
 LIGHT and '.colored wraps are again very fashionable.
 BLACK Spanish lace scarfs are again used as mufflers.
 NEW faces are seen in Turkey red and cashmere colors.
 HE11oTRopE and cream are favorite color combinations.
 KYBA crape is the latest imported novelty in dress goods.
 SHADES of heiotrope are very fash ionable for spring millinery.
 SATIN appears to be as fashionable as ever for dress trimmings.
 CHINA crape scarf capes, covered with embroidery, will be worn.
 THE back draperies of spring walk ing or street suits are generally flat.
 SuRToUTs, houppelandes, and redin- gotes are all one and the same thing.
 THERE is flood of Asiatic ideas ill the designs of new dress materials.
 KYBA crape is the favorite fabric for kettledrum or o'clock tea toilets.
 THREE long ostrich feathers intro- duced into fans make an extreme novelty.
 TWELVE ribs and paragon frames painted red are the order for new para sols.
 LIGHT colors and undefned tints are again in vogue for dresses, as well as for bonnets.
 BAsouEs, in almost every instance, are short in front and long in the back this spring.
 DOMAINS, mantles, pelerines and shoulder capes will be fashionable for summer wraps. THE new fancy buttons for dresses look like jewels, and are gems in point of workmanship.
 Go1D braid, gold galloons, golden ornaments, and gold brocade are all used in new millinery. SHORT skirts are shorter than ever this spring, when worn by the most fashionable women.
 SPRING turbans are either round hats orbonnets, according as they have strings or are stringless.
 LILAC, pale gray, shades of heho- trope, beige, and gray blue are favorite tints for spring dresses.
 PRINTED delaines, printed satins, print ed silks, and printed goods of all kinds flood the dry goods market.
 PERSIAN yelling of black net, edged with Persian colors and designs or with | cashmere beads, is to be introduced. ROUND hats and bonnets, scrafs, mantles, and fans of white muslin, trim med with lace, will be worn in mid-sum' mpr