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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
NV SCOTCH lASSIE,
II | had the brush Of angel.
By JOHN STEWART BLAKE

II had the brush Of angel.
Dpt in col0rs rich and rare,
/ would paint with choicest thinning
Ny Scotch lass;e fresh and fair.
Fresh Is she as the dewy morning.
tar sc blossom on the spray,
Fragrant as the birch-tree waving
IN gae fresh breeze Of the MAY.
o, my bright and blooming lassie
Maids more stately well may be:
But no st2teliest maiden ever
Breathed q smile 60 sweet as she.
., my bonnie bhthe fond lassie,
Mild az bloom on hawthorn tree,
Rich as June, and ripe as Autumn,
Flower and fruit N one Is she.
Saw you ever cCwelp warmer
W hen the zephyrs came 70 WOO.
saw you bright-eyed sEeedwe!l peepIuE
Meath the hedge with purer blue?
Warmer than her keen pulse keeping
Time 10 all things true and good.
Bluer than her blue eyes swelling
In young loves diviucst mood?
Softer Goats no plumy sea-glll
Than her bosom s hcaying charms,
swan on Lake not whittier sw!mmeth
Than the whiteuess Of her arms
II 1 had the brush Of angel.
Dipt in cu1ors rich and rart--
10! no trick u brush or pigment
Ever amned q form 80 far.
Let them linn who live IN dreamlaud.
Where the bra,u-born phantJms SWAY:
| have Toasted on the substance,
And the shadow pales away
! viii not make dainty mockcry
With painted thin display
OF a life that breathes and Dungeons
With the fullness Of the May.
/ will see my dear Scotch lassie
In the rays that sweep the hills.
In the bright far shimmering ocean.
In the snyer-fashing rills.
| will see her where the wandering
Bees suck honey from the brae,
Where the narvls TO the marvis
Pours his rich fuli-thrCated lay.
| VIII feed upon the sweetness
OF her presence near to me,
And her wealth Of grace that han.eth
Like peach upon tree.
/ will 1--we on the dear memory
OF that hour Of burning bliss,
When she lent her lips and thrilled me
With the rapture 81 her kiss,
-tHjrPrsitV NaGusit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

4 Quincy small boy was looking at
some scriptural engravings, and gazed
long and earnestly upon q representation
of Adam and Eve In their primitive dress
Turning to his mother, he asked, MA,
didn't Adam and I've wear any clothes p
" No, my son" The lad reflected mo-
ment and said, by hockey, though, I'll
Jest bet the mosquitoes made them hump
Themselves lively "-qpincy .N9dtrn
drgc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
Consumption Cared.

An OLD physician, retired from practlce having nad
placed his hands b. Fast India the io
muz of simple vegetable remedy for the SPEEDY and
permanent cure Of CONSUMPTION, bTone hltls CatarTh
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility, and all
Nervous mpIaiuts, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases ha. felt II his
duty make it known 20 his suffering fellows Actu-
ated by this lotlve and desire 70 relieve human suffer
ing will send free Of charge 10 al who desire IT. this
recipe In German French English, with full drec-
tons for preparing and using Sent BY mail by address
ing, with stamp pauing this PAL per, W. W. SHERAR,
q Powers RlO-,k Rochester. y z
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

KIDNEY COMPLAINTs.-In diseases of the hid
neys the VEGETISE gives immediate relief. 1t
has never failed to cure when it Is taken regu-
larry, and directions followed. In many cases it
may take several bottles, especially eases Of
long standing. 1t acts directly upon the secre-
lions, cleansing aud strengthening, removing all
distinctions and impurities. A great many can
testify TO cases of long standing having been
perfectly cured by the yEGETTSE, even after try
ing many Of the known remedies which are said
TO be expressly for this disea-e
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
Daughters, Wives and Mothers.

DE-. HARI HINIS IIFhINt % NJ aNON WI
positively Female Weakness such allng Of the
Womb, Whites, Chronic Inflammation or Iteration OF
the Womb Incidental HemorThage or Flooding Painful
Suppressed and Irregular NenstrIatlOn, &c old and
reliable remedy Send postal card for pamphlet, with
treatment cures and certificates for physicians and
patents Fovarth Ballard, Utica y Y. Sold by al
DruggIsts-SI % per bottle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

book on the Liver. its diseases and their
treatment sent free Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Bihousnes5. Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DR.. Sanford, 1872 Broad
way, New York city. y. \.
NOTHING is ugier than a crooked boot.
Straighten them with vOns Heel StlfeDers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
NATURES REMEDY
YECETlNED
Tss GREAT Blooo PURHER/
FEVER AND AGUE,

TARBoRo, \. c., 1878.
DE-. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-I feel very grateful for what Your va,ua-
bic medicine NEGETISE has done IN my family I
wish t. express my thanks by informing YOU Of the
wonderful cure of my son also 10 let You know that
NEGEIrSE i the best medicine ever saw for Chi's
Shakes Fever and Ague. Ny son was sick with Inea-
sles in 1873, which left him with H-joint disease
Ny son suffered great deal Of pain, al Of the time
the pain great he did nothing but CIV The
doctors did not help him particle he could not lift
his foot from the floor; he could not move without
cTutches. read your advertisement in the Louis
vile Courier-J ournal," that NEGErISE was q great
Blood Purifier and Blood Food. l tried one bottle
which great benefit He kept on with the med
icine, gradually gaining He has taken eighteen bot
ties in all, and he is completely restored 10 health
walks without clutches or cane He is twenty wears
Of age. / have younger son, fifteen years Of age
who Is subject Chis Whenever he feels one COM
ing on, he comes in, takes a dose of VEgETINE and
that ia the last of the Chill NEGETTSE leaves no bad
effect upon the system like most of the medicines
recommended for Chills l cheerfully recommend
NEGErISE Tor such complaints; l think it is the
greatest medicine in the world.
Respectfully, Mrs j. w LLOYD
NEGErSE.-When the blood becomes lifelcss and
stagnant either from change OF weather or Of climate
want OF exercise, irregular diet from any other
cause, the NEGETISE viii renew the blood carry of
the lutrid humOrs cleanse the stomach regulate the
bowels, and npart tone Of Vigort 10 the whole body
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
anfed.

Sherman i Co., Marshall. Mich. want an
agent III this county at once, at salary of 800
per month and expenses paid. For full par
ticulars address a. above.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
Druggists Testimony.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-We have been selling your remedy, the
NEGETISE, for about three years and take pleasu
IN recommending IL to our customers and in no in
stance where blood purifier would reach the case
has It ever failed 70 effect cure, knowledge
1t certainly is the ne plus ultra of renovators.
Respectfully,
Z. NJ. SHEPHERD ( CO., Druggists,
Mt Vernon, III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

PHYSICIANS use Kidney Wort in regu-
lar practice and pronounce it's action per-
feet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
Cheap Farms in Minnesota.

We solicit correspondence concerning s large
amount of the best and cheapest lands both
Wild and improved in one Of the richest and
wen settled portions Of Minnesota. on line OF ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad. Good
markets. timber hardy and cheap. best of water.
County out Of debt, taxes low, prices must advance
heavily the coming season. Now is your time 10
buy. MOORE 4 BENNETT, Sauk Center. MINI.
cccn onfAfncc 100 bushels grown from ]
SEcU FUIHsO6o. hushel Seed. | H.. Csc:
3 lbs. SIPS. For particulars and prices address
! &. FVERITT, Ontario Latiranae Co Indians.
UA>TED,-Ips y = O0 per month and expenses
W t. sell my ''Pocket Burglar Alarm: Send SC
amp TENS &c for sample If agency preferred
secure your territory Address HAZELTIsE Derhy.Vt
AGENTS FOR r. aIathine, 30 Per cent commission.
y 70 years county right halathne @ g Nassau St n
ccc WEEK IN your own town Terms and s. outnt
CDO free Address II. HALLETI I Co, Portland, Ne.
ITPAYS to sell our Rubber Printing -tarnp-.
! Samples free. W K MERRILL Meacheets1 Ne
FREE! a NusleaJ Jo1rusL Add'sF Brehru Ere, p
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

MENTION is made of an Illinois apiary
of fifty colonies kept by man who, hav-
ing had the good sense to cultivate a
home market by offering honey at mod
crate rates, has found the demand so
rapidly developed by this iudlcious
means that at present it runs beyond the
supDly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

4 A A. 4 WEEK teachlng ~ selling nILL~ ELL
sEts Grammar ia 10 Lessons" Seod 90
seVF ce.C= toI book and guido
- j, W. sTILWELL, TTeGtop, Teuu,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28
.iRANH AR0UND q WORLD

describes Royal Palaces Rare Curiositie. Wealth snd
Wonders OF the Indies China, Japan etc million poo
pie IL This IA the best chance OF life IN make
money. Beware OF catch penny limitations. send for
circulars and extra terms 10 Agents Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING 90. Chicago III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

Ny DEAR CHARLEY: You must pardon my
terrible Irritation with you Of the past few
weeks, but it was the last l should ever have
and you are the dearest Of fellows TO finish
upon. I dare say you will feel little vexed,
but you'll get over it, Charley, and when Rob
and myself get settled down to housekeeping
which ! trust will be q long time yet-you must
come and see us and be a good friend to your
penitent NELLIE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-28

/ nodded assent.
''Wel, then, Philadelphia, as he
lighted his pipe and gave two or three
vigorous putfs. q want 10 see what
kind of dicker | can make with YOU about
running the mine | amt got the money
to get an engine or pump, though |
guess | could borrow it. aud besides I've
got To go east on business inside of a
week, and ! don't want to leave the
Sunshine idle-I can't afford it,
. Why don't YOU sell it to old Stacy q
[ said He's got some ready money"
. But he's going out shortly and wants
to sell his own mines.
j" Going out-Stacy 2" | demanded,
wondering why Nellie had never alluded
TO it.
Eyes, going to take that gal Of his
back to the states This amt no lit
lace :or i pretty little ing ..i&a 31e e,
You know.
Nellie going to leave camp. BY Jove,
that wouldn't do. No, If she left,
would, too. l shouldn't lose her, now
that | had all but won her, so | said:
a. tell you. Bob, | don't know that |
shall stay much longer myself Per
haps YOU would like to make me an offer
for an interest in the Ajax, and let me at
tend TO your business in the east, ii l
can: would be very glad to.
No; much obliged, partner, but no
one can do what | am going out for ex-
cept myself. Same time | might Ut
able 10 handle my own property better
il | had the Ajax too, seeing as how the
two claims JOIN each other on the same
veiu. l wonder if old Stacy would sell
out cheap enough :?
80, l guess 50, | SAID; especially
If he is at all anxious to get away. Ill
speak to him for you
He said the other day, continued
Bob, as though he were carefully weigh
ing the proposition, THAT he'd sell t.
me on time if l could get good man to
go my security"
Would he take me, do you think 2
Take you? l great sight sooner
than any other man IN camp.
well, then, Bob, you give me !
mortgage on the mine, and if his figure.
are not too high | indorse your note an,
turn YOU over my interest beside. 1h'
niue Is solid vet, ] guess, though
havep', been to it for q week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-21
Political.

Secretary Thompson finds seventy demo-
Gratis in his own county in Indiana who will
vote for Garfield.
George w. Guppy, formerly editor of the
Portsmouth Times and the States and Union,
has come out in support OF Garfield.
One more such GLORIOUS result" rs that in
Maine would ensure from 90, 900 to $4,000
majority for Garfield and Arthur in this
honest money State.
All the warnings of the Northern demo-
Gratis cannot keep the rebel spirit of South
Carolina and the other Southern States from
manifesting itself. The Lexington Is. C. }
Dispatch advises its readers TO don their red
shirts and attend the democratic convention
at Columbia, mounted. for the purpose of in
timidating the republican voters by show
of violence, n show which they well under
stand is no unmeaning exhibition, but is to
be followed up. if necessary, by all that it in
dictates. The Dispatch says 1.-THE South Car
DINA republicans are so easily and so thor
oughy and much inundated that it's as
good fox chase to get out after them. "
They have good reason to be intimidated
The have experienced the cowardly brutality
of the democratic rulers of the State, and
they know that the red shirt is no idle men,
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Garfield be withdrawn from tie field to
wunst. and let Hancock hes walk over.
Let the South control the government ez it
yOost to.
There can't be no froo Yeonvun 80 long ez
there are seckshuual lines. Let secksunai
lines be obliterated by mergin the Nerth into
the South b. wipin oat the North entirely.
IF iEser amt TO North, Their kin be nothin to
fite about.
With the entire North in yoonity til the
entire South there good be sich harmony
as wood make angels weep
We shood hey no more disp0ots. and the
South wood administer the government to its
own satisfsckshun. ami hev noihin whatever
to eompiane ~.
We want yoonity. and wat hev indicated
Is the certain road To il.
Let the North MAKE. a immejid commense-
nenr. Let it abandon Garfield and turn all
It's forces - Hancock.
Give us back our niggers, and give US SIGH
appropriations ez we need. For the further
sekoority Nv the South, establishthe doctrine
NV States rites. and give the Soath the full
swing il yoosed 10 hav.
We are tired NV this eyerlasiin ill-feelin.
tbi. unbrotherIy bad blood that hez eggisted
so long.
DO away with it. pledge nv life and my
sakred honor that the South will bury the
Ratchet, and never resurrect il, eff all that
she wants now. and SIGH things ez she may
decide she wants hereafter, is given to her.
IF Their is any more bad blood the North
is cleerly responsible for it.
Ez proper starter for complete recon-
siliashun | wood perpose reunion Nv the
soliers North and South. to be held on the
| field NV the first Bull Run. The reunion
shood be presidid over by Jefferson Davis,
and the committees shood be made up the
.urvivin Ginerals NV the Confedrit army.
The grounds shood be decorated with the
flags NV the Confedrit regiments wich made
the most honorable record, and Wade Iiamp-
ton shood be the principal orator. This
wood be glorious opportoonity for the
| South 10 show its forgvenis, and the North
to show its repentance.
Wat want is heeln NV old sores, and a
wipin out NV old bitternissis, and know NV
nothin that wood soothe the Southern
sole. and do so much toward guenchin the
smolderin fires wich Northern arrogance hev
kept alive at the South
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Pacificator.
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General News.

A Lima woman publishes an appeal ia her
fellow countrywomen to pour boiling oil on
the heads of the invading Chilians.
The hoop iron which will be required to
bale the cotton crop would extend three times
around the worlds, 900 miles
\ hotel is to be built at Quebec over the
place where Montgomery charged-and the
charges in the future there will probably be
long way ahead of Montgomervs.- Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
There were Ill duels in France last year,
and only one fatal result. 1t is as safe to
fight a modern duel as to ride in a carriage
with horse whose habits are unknown. and
much safer than to visit where Spitz dog
is kept.
A Harlem minister was shocked at the
reply of the bridegroom to the question
CIVIL you take this woman to be your we'd
ded wife" when the man said. 'Yes | will
but I'd much sight rather have her sister. -
4 rumor comes from San Francisco that
Young lady who is descended from one of the
most noted characters in American history.
and possesses various other prime qualifica-
tons for histrionic career, is soon to make
her debut and take up the mantle of AIDE
laide Nelson.
The miracles at the chapel at Knock, Ire
land. have drawn crowds from every county
of the Green Isle, from England. France and
the United States. The other day twenty
thousand persons were present there at
mass.
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From the Toledo Blade.
Nasty.
MATTER or RECONCILIATION AND Mutual
Coop FEELING.

The South her, probably. the most forgiv-
inest and placable people on the face NV the
known earth.
While the South Is feersnllv high strung
and sensitive, its people are the most reason
able in the world. and the easiest teched nv a
sense NV wat is iestis. .Iestis is the Southern
mans best holt.
Ii theirs any differences NV opinion betwiNt
the North and the South. i, is entirely the
fault NV the North. The North is made up
NV stubborn, unreasonable people, and its
course towards the South hez bin marked by
a brootality that is pas, beleef
All the trouble that hez ensood. from the
beginnin, hez bin commenced by the North
continood by the North, and. ef il is eternal,
the North hcz il to anser for.
When the South wantid to extend slavery
over the Territories, the trouble begun. To
hev stopped it then wood hev been an easy
thing. All the North he'd to DO wuz to with
draw its opposishcn and let the South alone.
When the North nominated the feend Lin
kin. the South pertested. IF the North he'd
heedid that pertest. and let Breckenridge hev
gone in, all trouble wood hev bin avoidid.
When the South pertestid agin the rane nv
Linkin and fired upon Fort Sumpter the
North Good hev avoidid enragin the South
by lettin NV EN- alone. But ex eff bent upon
trouble, it raised armies and opposed the
South.
Doorin the bloody and fratricidle struggle
the South wuz willin at any time to end il.
but the North wrx in the way. It refoosed
70 Law down it's arms, and finally the hoomii-
iatid South he'd to submit.
Even at this late day the South is still
villin to forgive. even eff il can't forget.
The way il simple. All the North bex On,
20 do Il to repair the damages done by its
hnsd-heartednis and stifF.neckednis. Lei
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"Under the weather.

How many people drag through life about
half i'll. never really i'll, never really sick,
but always miserable and doing their work
in a listless, reluctant way. Uncharitable
people call it laziness, but it is really sick
ness. 1t dalls the keen edge of pleasure and
kills the zest of living. All this results from
impure blood. A bottle Of DIR. Kennedy 5
8 sFavorite Remedy" will transform such suf-
ferers into new creatures by cleansing the
blood aud toning up the system. Hundreds
are now living healthy and happy lives who
never knew .weh day till they took Dr.
Kennctiy's s'Favorite Remedy Sold by all
druggists, Sl.00 bottle. DIR. David Ken
needy, Rondout, n. Y.
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The Election Returns.

We publish this morning returns from
all the State except seven towns The
greater part of the figures are from the
clerks returns 70 the Secretary Of State.
They loot up as follows:
Davis, 1919
Plaisted, 1889
Scattering. 475
Davis over Plaisted, 100
The seven towns to be heard from gave
last year POO fusion majority. (Will some
of the democratic editors who have been
accusing republicans of keeping back re-
turns please tell us how it is that republic
cans have kept back the returns of these
democratic towns).
Beside the uncertainty about the vote of
the towns yet to be received in determln-
ing the result, there is the possible and
even probable inaccuracy of some of the
figures already given, also questions about
other inaccuracies which appear in the re-
turns, all of which with the close vote
render the result so doubtful that it can
only be determined by the official canvass
Of the returns at the opening of the legis
lature. The fears which were expressed
a few days ago by Senator Blaine that the
Madawaska vote would he manipulated in
the interest of the democratic party by de-
signing men of that party appear to have
been well founded. 1t is only on this
hypothesis that the increase in the demo-
cratic vote in that section can be account
ed for
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STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET, SS.-Court of County Commissioners
August term A. ID. 1880.
oPon me foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
na,ihg oeen received that the petitioners respon
su,is ana onght to be heard touching the matter set
iorth IN their petition, it is ordered That the County
COMMISSIONERS meet at the dwelling house of Barrett
Spauidlng in Carratunk Plantation on Tuesday, Nov
ehioer YIN, A. d. 1880 at O'Clock a. NJ and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned in said petition
ana on the next day Nov. 10h $780, at 10 O'Clock A.
N, nearing of the parties VIII be had at }. :.
spauiding's hotel in the Forks Plantation and such
inf'her measures taken in the premises the Com,
issoners shall judge proper, and the Of saa
,ownshPs being unknown, 1t is further ordered That
noice OF the time, place and purposes of the Com
issoh'rs meeting aforesaid, be given TO all persons
aua corporations interested. by publishing an az
tssled copy OF the petition aforesaid with this order
Ssneteoh, SIX weeks successfully in the Pine Tree
S.alea public newspaper printed at Fairfield, in saa
county, ana IN the kennebec journal, publ: news.
paper printed at Augusta, in Kennebec county, y
tne printers to the State. The publication OF the
same to be at least thirty days before the time ap
pointed Tor said view, that all interested may theh
appear and be heard, if they think proper.
Attest = l.. ii. WEBB, Clerk,
:, A true copy of the Petition and order of Cour'
thereon.
w6w4
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The Fourth District.

The most stirring and plucky fight made
in the State was that by Capt. Boutelle in
the 4th district Though he did not gain
an election he made large gain over the
result in the last Congressional fight, in
1873. The Wing and Courier of yester-
day publishes nearly the complete vote of
the district. and says: The footings
show that of the increase Of 1926 in the
total vcse Capt Boutellc has gained more
than 3, 100 over the republican vote of
1873. with net gain of over two
thousand, wiping out THREE-FoURTHs
Of Ladd's 1896 majority of two years
ago.
The figures also show that outside of the
French settlements of the Madawaska re-
gion Ladd has been beaten at the polls and
Is in minority. in spite OF the lavish use
of Democratic corruption money, without
which the fusion candidate would have
been beaten out of sight.
There is reason to believe that system
attic fusion frauds in addit on to bribery
have been perpetrated throughout the dis
trict, the exposure of which will be likely
to dispose of the small remnant of Ladd's
former majority which is made to appear
by the returns"
II was gallant fight, and the district
is to be commiserated that 1t did not ex-
change the present incompetent represcn-
tative for so able and energetic a man as
Capt. Bontelle would have proved in Con-
gress, had he been elected.