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, 1880-06-14

brla t.auuo extras. nnd iii brla lnw Rsn,cs. Total.
US htta. nil On prvhto terms. Export iI"uzs Woro
aHoscd NJ etaaa+h for c1rH, and 9o1aa5 for choice
Cxfr:t.
UrnEN UnEApgrUHrs-Wcrn custer. Halrs woro
7cnrn brn nt *7tts2ii 4cnrs niddlngs nt Eh0 a15ot
cnr shuru Mt t1l2ss CIR wheni scresnnRs ntt tfdl
SrRfSH WnrAr-WnA nctvo md wunt during tho
esente5 part OF tho scH*lnn declining 2sJo rer bn.
and c'oalne AAc below tho lasnas nrlcea of Friday
The british Hero all dull Ard Now York hchT5.
which mora than ontwoshed tho fact nf small ro-
eap,s hore and tho Prospect Of M ncsaye shipping
sa ns 1 w. s.,e T"' u fas, IN !. ma
sS; .sy ri ap%a e;
r ". oes"s Gss' w"sd 10
", s1 TT sfsS% liz 's y 's !, ?E'?sss
% Ts "sEp II s4 ss{ o! y Ja9
; g.: sS sss; Il
ss$ Is Il = 81.
e sS, g. ,1!Ss NJ Sss'
I'll sni ' u & ss,!!ss !. u "'a
IS s. 81
tsss sass ssfss! ss Us e; seHe
=. = ss' ~ 1"s l.
trSTSt ~, ssnaaS S!.xa; Isess sSy
tstsaf. .aS ~sfs %slissd ?seses ~ ssSse
4t0H Ut GRITTY tnClF Cttl5WnNlNNIS HULk
GLsh NO. cuacd ut 3tTc bLl JAo sold carly a. ~
&t:I,4c dctllred to 3+$c g,d clsel nt aiaAe uther
FUTURES yess nj = - nsnks M Jy "'s.s n r. tH,d
Eloss Seller August noa ~ A.; s'Gt!nF A. aT t;
n1ot 36tea5}4Gt LOU bu high mixed nt xi4c;
l,UU bu nuw nlixe III lWU b, rGicrtGA nj
;59tas1lus AAuu bu by sample At TsskiHo On trscki
llU1 hu M nt xi4ataste frHD on board carHt and aD
bC 0hrN ut Hse. TUtAl 7nsNU bu.
tArS-Wpro Bltw md Uwsr for futures. juno DO
cneh c. ana thu d1ferreh months No F1r bit. Tho
receipts smaller md tlp weekly stAienant
ss I'M n. e.
hcrh fur shipment d The tt1Il offerings OF fntufcs
NeTc 1I!,nrH 1t xli: understood that tic longs weFe
trying To unnad md calculated On deilvertrR Int
LUZ Ss oha n po fow ys ys csIns 5nns !. Spc1Nss w.
July sold nj Hc down to T!{a. md cfneed At IHGa
2;he AuHust sv!l early at IHlc and later u E4c.
gauslnR At nutIut %Fsc Sccr tho yenr b!onaht 83tc
g9Its q % No3 r. SqtSsYsas' Sc NJ 2m W tx x
aric, and q yU hi riite nj atea5o 1tos on board
| itYN-Wns guiot but cash MAS quoted firm under \
fur Inquiry for Anall lots, with f1w tic nnTke
No. wns atttut ~ i7c. md samplcs snd Ct 1*t1tAa
tunfe. 1ulot nt nN for July md ac for Ann,si
fash hnIHs weri rprOrtefl nf 10 hu No: at lau
BIZ by sample ut 8eH1Hfu frre board TDtnl. 3 hu.
/ nAttLET--fNas dull and wenk. No. wRa quoted nj
75c. but sale repartps! nt 72o extrn WAS nom
na1 ut 6lGa5c, 0nn!av urIorA wore schrca and tho
nqutr! In principally local Chah sAt8s wcrs r9.
uoftud Of Hu bt No !Ms &c, 9 bu by AAmpl0 at &64
Bio on track. Total, 2lAU hu.
, 1880-06-14
SPURIOUS DIPLOMAS.
Flvo Fraudulent Medical Colleges Dis
covered In phl1adclPhin - Three
Thousand FAlso Diplomas So1d-Ar~

covered III philadelphia - THrec
Thousand Fnlsc Diplomas Sold-IAr~
: reHt Of a 8,art or the Faculty.
PH1LApELpi1tA. June l0.-For twelve or 1ftoen
years Philadelphia has boon tho scnt OF II u,itn-
ber Of medical colleges that Hooded tho country
With spurious diploMhs, Tho Legislature Ut
Pennsylvania triod In 1872 to suppress tho instl-
tuttons, but failed. Attorncy-u uenerul palu,er'B
Intention WAS recently callol to tho matter, but
he sald tho State hud no money with which to
proceed. Then tho Rtcuru o1crod to advance
tho funds to tho Commonwealth upon u prointso
OF reimbursement by the State Legislature, and
tho work began. Yesterday II G,itIn!n,lted In
proceedings which will probably put M end to
i've fraudulent "MclIcal Colleges" and which
led to the arrest Of John buchanan, ''Dcan
Of the A1ncricau University Of Pennsylvania"
and "Tho Eclectic Medical College OF rcnnsyl-
vanla." lIo WIS nlso President of. q Tho Nutionni
Eclectic Medical Association" which Issued d.
plomas, and under the allaa of Jan1cs Murruy,
D. D., ns Dean OF II concern issulnx It's diplomas
lie "The Livingstone Unlvorslty Of A1nerial."
Two others Of tho Faculty. Chnrlcs 8. Polk ind
John ]: stx9tns, Were nrrestesl, while six t,thors
OF tho Faculty ars still ut largo. apparently out
Tho city cdttor of tho Record has prepared evt-
forty.two diplomas to vari,ls persons, Tic givos
tho nA1ncs uf cleyGn others to whom tile d.
plomas wero offered. md THO names Of clcycti
MEents who wGru acting for Buchanan. Tho
ist1art man. himself. for $76, pntninad threo
Mclleal dIplo,Gas,1,o,e ~ EnHsh trom tho
ilnrly chnrtered Institution; onu iron, tho
American University Of phllh.lslphla II English,
Oilu fcAturo OF the proceeding Ia that while
tho laat- t,n!utl eo,locrn wsa otK1snzet! ln is.v
Ali pslrpDrtst to shuw Tilt tha iicwspaper nsn1,
under the nAg1iU of Ur. John Fanninx, ut Tlppo-
sat,'o Clty, " s.uas! medicine M fer three years
bud llBkgiI satisfactory examination In BAch
, 1880-06-14
LIVE STOCIk4
EhBH

CA1srI.E-rho mat wook was BY ali odds tho most
Rclve md tho most tenunerntlve one That cattle
tnen ha1o 0xpofiuncod within twelyomepth. From
tie openlnx af bus,ncss Monday morning down To
tho close ut &radu IN sHturay tho demand WAS unin"
tcrsuptodIy nctlve, sld rr!ces moved steadily up"
Ward. showing ut the tnsh W sxgreaato advance IN
ahpplnx And axport grades Of Hat0c per 100 aeB. Tho
cOmnUn sorts showed tho chnHE0 In a Iosa marked
devrue, bnt taro description for which It was
not posblo to obtain bDtter prc0a than wore paid on
my day Of the previous wuHk F0r tho eeason TIC
quality OF the supply was exceptionally gpoa- Not
many realty extra drovea we're oored bit of good to
cttnico auHllties the porcantaRe Unusually hrge
md tho salss published from dny 10 day nhow that
NEST Of tho trading wns dune at Aeas415.
fpliore we're humorous sacs Rt NafR5M md few
eeow saM The run oI Western ana nd M Ts1@s e ; sntuo
es.!s s!.s Issa ". tass s:S:. u ~
sssS + q :'s
III Dfs. sS4s,si ;s1S ;ss Tire
!ssas !,e astst II. aHsn 81 ss.ts JaSs.5, tss %at
sSs E MAJ s': ss;
; @ ,. sss s5sas # oIS %9s, IL. Sat
f T;ias,
is!S!sas ksntaeSy, sni Ohio viii hsvs boon mar.
Thsre was u britt tsnde On Saturday. BY! ,Bnsns;s
s :: Is d u lii sn s2s ss
ss saruncSh n hs ors5 ssHa pres' Tho ~oek
QuVrATtosB
Eatra 1:eeves-9radcd steers, Weighing l<o MA. ns
Wuivhsts i2u To III Ds .......,........... 4ao947a
itsS LIEU iS t+sU &5oaa0
passbsfs '%s @ to IND
ss!xhsS - @ xoshias
1aist"psht lid iSin ss1s hefe;s staaI sa,
bulls. md sta.lnwMx 3!94L15
'Yns e. H. ses:pts 1s1s soaa IN eassss
FssdiS5 EsSSS5
.sa1 Ssan sIsa aon ssvs.s
s1o Tss
X; ss ss q s
ss! r. III. ssi: C
AZ Sss aaossd
ts Ss ; s':s as ssss
rntser spsr!nkIy. fTisas rlnxed from ss3,aaI 1Sr
+ =; ''ss
KANSAS orTr.
8ptetat Dtspatth to Tne Chicago 1fshrws.
sss :: .ssSss 81 ss$s;
$ys ss!s.;ss $ss:s: ] SS!: VI:
ssss III ss! se%ss; ssSSss s's's ;%
.aS; s;,' snd Ssgax ~ aoas
:sss* sss s'''Ssist 'Ga sa;
, 1880-06-14
T1fft1t0.

ToLHDo. o.. Juno lI-3ItATN-1yheat weak, No.
we Michigan. $lltt amtor MicNtxnsi, slf, No. red
Wabaah spot stl1<, June tll!s .fuly. }&c; August,
;i.l3. corn stoady, high mixod a0Ac, No. SPOT %oo,
snsy nAet N" whlis. !4c, rojsctea iDHcs dMfagcd,
H;e. OHta ilulI3 Mo. I. 1l1&G. -
INbu ~ "
sulraIks1s-Whoat 14loo bu, corn. 11ly1n bu, bss-
10y, nUuo- -
, 1880-06-14

olfLwAuERx. Wiz, juno Ia-ELounSWeeker.
GMAlN-W4eat nr.ni 0peneA Nc lower UNI closed
slrunxt MOL Milwaukee hQg,t $l0s NJ. lAllwaukaa,
8l0I} M. i MtIMaukoe, NAc, Juns I<4ct July, No;
August, &c, No. Y Milwaukee,, aiot Eelec&04. 1)o.
Corn qulot but stoa.tyt Mo, II uiHo, Oats stsadrs
No. : VI ~ Isys duiit No. lnt 1o+ nat!sy Qa,st,
FKoylHiUSsI}uvi snd casy. Mess pork. ~ = nssht
3ltt3s Jnty IAti-tl6s cash asd Jnnsi tAD July.
lluu1.-ttFmse ut 3LN1N4lt
FRti1tlT6-Whuut u BAdu0, 70.
itEoE1PFs-flous. llA0 hssi wheat $500 but oats,
Silirazs1s-wheaa aGD bu, corn. aaIao bu, cats,
AQRQ4
, 1880-06-14
DETROIT.

DETHpfT, Juno i2.-FLuun-l,uE.
GtAtN-Wheat weak and nnsuttaeds No: whlto.
sLllA, June. sLlusl, Juty, ttHe4; August, &c., ron.
innlt M. milling. SLOs1s bid
lsECkIlTA-Whehtt II no bu,
BHlrAKNTB-Whe4t atlu Gu.
, 1880-06-14
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours cnding At 7 O'clock
saturday morning, md the corresponding timo
last ygnr:
, 1880-06-14

PEORIA, ILL.,, June l9.-1I.A1N-Corn steady; high
mixed. 3sAaAHo; m'xet, 3sSa344c. Oats stsady, No.
whito. 3lGt'l1{c. fl{o steady; NtL z, ld
IIQAWlNEB-Hton1ya Ut fluT.
, 1880-06-14

The tirat fnct to 10 hotlced Is TINT the worms pe
gin Mt tho sborc of tho ocean or OF the sound |
M crn,,l tnwatIl thc interior of Tho tslnnd. All
ain., a Nv .a,',so. ~ H. horsnshnc f,
along tho RoutncFn arm ~ tne hoEseoo'Et t'""i
Dridsehnu'pton To Jamaica. the arny-Worm has
been Mt work for nearly two weeks. Tho Ad-
vsuco -" from tho ahoro inwnrd began almost
@ ."o o,am ,,o ,,no rh., rs an I'm
nurthcrn arm Of tho shoe Is now in full head"
why. II hns also begun at tho toe Of tho shoe
onn !. WORKING r"nlir cnat,vord. foiIow.
. alla Hu.sas iupas .sn.s a,,t a, ~
lug tho pohds ana tafhe OF ING snote' 1tl" nv tuo
aAmu time moving inland toward tho south. |
Thu northern and southern divisions have united
nr tto tnc ~ Tim ah,u in the naivhborhoou of |
w VI 4'o ~ -. ''Ao oAo ~, " ~
Hampstead, Garden CRY, ana Mlneo!a. 10. .
!. N. p,un,b. threo mitos Gust from lsllp. The
,,r.,nr,etor fought ttom hv rt,nntru dttchca
p1op1eet iouene Ioa ~ ~ '"'uns '.'a ~. ~
around mud ncross bis ficlds, hoping that tho
wortns In their trnycls would tumble In tho /
,,ttt,. or5 In ,,ru,,Io IN ortrcnt II, thatnsclves
Thcn hc .' hottled IN n dozen worms. sent tbom
to the Agricultural Department In Wnshington
, 1880-06-14

UnAsH-Whaat lpusF} suhenSd q cl0sos NJ. ! Fsd,
9nAal0a eAahi R9[o1aS2x,u Juns, oo,sast11Ap<c
, 1880-06-14

SfIlPMtSTa,

Hall fruikhts were quoted stoady Mt aso for pro-
Visions and 300 On gruln to New York. Qnuta-
ti0ns IN through foreign fruEEhts were steady at
4Sn per 100 lbs for t!our 10 Liverpool; 6sho for
10 tn 0,agow; b7hc for lard md mcats to Liver
ponL, and usalc for do to Antwcrp.
Tho receipts OF wheat reported Saturday Mt
Chcugo. Milwaukee, st. Louis, Toledo, aud De-
troit aggregated l7B,000 bu, and tho shipments
100000 bu.
The following was the mo vermont Of produce
reported frosn New York saturday: ltccolpts-
Flour, 1D,44D br!x: wheat lU2,510 hu: corn, 2l3,-
go bu; OUTS IL, ,obu; corn maui, 0i0 pigs; rye,
I;s9O bu; malt, ~ 10 hui; pork. ~ brls; bcof,
1,Gao brLs; cut monts, 1919 pkgs; lard, SO 'tcs;
whisky, iat7 iris.
Exports-For twenty four hours-Fiour, 5000
brIs; wheat, 355 ,0J0 l>us corn, lil00O bu.
Tho Cincinnati i,rice Current gtves tho follow
fna fnfo
, 1880-06-14

=
Special Dspafeh 10 The Chieaoo TFtb1tns.
KANEAs CITY, No. Jmn0 l2--GnAINLi'he Prize
Currr1A reports: Wheat-ltecc'pts. 6as bu: ship
nents, l6l au, tower No. cush 9ic: July. To. No.
y cash. HSo July. c corn-lteceipts. ttfi blj ship
naont1. l0D hui dnll No. T. cAsh, 27lcs July. 2sAo.
, 1880-06-14

Tho publisher of tho UkolunA States, Col. Har.
per. having aisch4rxsd hts hre.satiux, bloo4-
Yicksbnrx and blAekgui.rlul liarper, wnarsut
!larsMr wont to Vtukshurg and eownlacd
kUfuHu.
, 1880-06-14
DUEEAL0.

BUFFALO, N. r, June E-pnA1N-Mnrkot unset-
t1edt no sates, quotations nomaDlty unchanged.
CANAL ENEI0l1TS-ElrM md unchanKou
, 1880-06-14

The cargo market quiet Saturday. Tho offerings
belng eIstRl. Ths market IL Guotod Asu with good
demand for noar,y nl Gratius. IND frsighs are nd
vAnctng, In sympathy with tho bum In grain rateA
Dimension 10 guuted atcady ~ tho late ndyance.
Hh!pxtes und lath wefe unchanged. Following Ia tho
, 1880-06-14

:.lrTFATOES-s -s9slo Il fsii raqaest and steady Il
bfInxins :t;y d tfoIu ssoIs.
ntGtstJo l,ur IT, Springs wera ah0n: t11t21 par
saEtss-W 40 qssSs I'll y foan5 @ @ aaa a aSns ha
seaso1 u pvort and ukur. nuw 40 tsw snd saf By
I4aluti,l WA quoted II tlWsl& cIvar n N.01,
Mltlvt VI HHkG. and ttunxaFlAn 1t Qds1no tfax NKs
.Nspot md sl.ss bid sor new foF August and ssp-
HALI-Me " tu tstr request.
ylHH 4Alk,
Co4sss 90. TX
QAlEyt HA31.
, 1880-06-14
CHANDLER L CO.,
NOIlfrUAOE BANKERS.
n,1 -rS A1hfr0fpft mn

Wll oner at Public gue on Monday. Juno n. At , ..
nl.. Euu Of Purchase Money MnFtgaxe Nutcs draw
lnR pes cent interest fl particulars Mt thslr otce
, 1880-06-14

TIE UNION TKuSr COMPANY BANK,
Northeast cornor Madison nnd Dearborn-stas
acoivos savings deposits nnd ows intorost on same
atthe rntc Of ~ per CONT subject TO the ruos Of the
bank. G,ns. WILSON, Cash!er.
, 1880-06-14

Shaving IL 4 rnscally Dusinesa, shQvin1 With
Cutlaura shaving HtMp alone excepted.
, 1880-06-14

Chtcaeu,. Huntington d dautncY r1a,,,.~.
For Maps, Guido. e.liuuks. Tlne-Tnuias, Njssp,nsa1
nF i'sc;,;c II A.
northeast rs,fnor lt4ndoph and Ststnss 9mss to9
sma,nv a1nH Central Depot corner Esnsi s1s sss Ss
MAd!sDf-H -Hls. ton W rst Hldos. '' sn0
, 1880-06-14
nAlLmoAn T1ME.TAaLV,
ARRlVA1, AND DEPARTURE on TfiIyy

T1rkAMAT!0N Or NErEtENCB MAnrs
qxcertoh. sBunday oxucptsd. tMondsy csnaialtda1
sljnlly. sAe9ptsds
Ch1cnko "a North!xeatern rat,wn.
,;;!. aptIy - ot ia us's1fpI%s fpsC
Grand Pacific linto lfink's Exnrs..@ - tG!arssts
pprtessi eomnr nandopl, and Btate.sny} y}'sc e. n
, 1880-06-14
Leave, 4, Arnv6.


Saturday. '' 'Aso'F
Pullman 1s.whesl Bleep!na-cara and rasasnte,.
1ns,sph: Atchson l9goks. md Kansas Glt}, tafousa
hetwaen Chicnao and an.as City. q, il i d, Wnss
Chicago. milwaukee d At. Fnul Railway.
"t'nn-lJnndle" depot, cornor Gilman md c.r,a,,
ass. tflck9t 0nlcos, 81 Clark-Ht. Palmer ifnnsss
GsAud PAcd0 Hotel, and At neDOt --s9'ss
, 1880-06-14

No halfway work. Curo your cough thor
ouKhly. L4nles uuuey Of Ii1rehound and Tar
win do It.
P!kes Toothache urops euro In one minute.
, 1880-06-14

for wheat HncA reported OF u nris wintnrs 40
br1a tuuIo ex.ras md 7;s hrla 1aw RsadoH. Total.
T.S htta nil On prlyhto terms. Export '"nEa WoFa
quoted NJ eta0t47h for extra, and Gela5 for choice
, 1880-06-14

i.n'lmnn Hotel GhrH nro run through. batTs4. z7
ea&o Rnd council Huns nnH Pullman HInSM HISsM Cnl-
sinx .hty on the tsnn leaving Chicn7n Vi iS 20
hotel cars west OF Ehttnu0. '' "t"Ss 4oksa u
n-ncpHt corner OF WeIls and KjhEln.s+r
t-Dorot cofuor Of Cana, md kin1is-sts
, 1880-06-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl.. juno E-Tha following
arc tho closing quotations at tho Stock Hoard:
, 1880-06-14

At tic yarya trnds continnoa notlvo al unchanged
prices. DisncnaOn and couaElon Inch nrO quoted
stronR by soH,o deaors, who think thote u prospect
for risd especially It Rkg fr0Rhts counuo to nd
Yn1lcU. .fOuMlnR 0te the Inrd pEtceAs
, 1880-06-14
laavo. | Amva

All tEalnn run via milwaukee,. Tickets for T. rsst
ara MtnnoMnolls nro. rood oIthor via Madison md
Prhlf1e da qh!1n. or Via La Crosse md Wiuona.
Illinois Central iknilroad.
Dapnt fo0t nr Lako-.s nnd foot or TwoHty -aoeohfst
pAGiIlp l1DtGi. ntld rAItuot ltuud1, ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

TIE Business Boom.

The Jg>.uess heart # the several
romaunilics that lie scattered Oh
the outskirts ol civilization, already
begins to beat quicker and irmcr,
and to rejoice in the retaru "f pros
perity, which adverse times and
recent great financial distresses
drove from their doors,-stonping
for wears the grani advance, settle
meat ana improl ement oi the wi!-
dcrncss country Of three S,a>es,-
Minnesota, Wisconsin and MIchi-
gan. Almost as if by magic, the
people have taken new life, and a.
q result we see new enterprises E
springing up the mining interests
active aud reyiving ; railroad bui.d-
ing recommended he lumbermcn
rejoicing; The mills and factories al
a, work trade brisk, vessels prop
erty improving; real estate more
active and in demand , business
openings sought after; locations for
mills and manufactures wanted ,
machine shops starting mp; long
idle blast furnaces being put 10 use;
new docks and elevators being
built and every indication OF thrift
returning TO every town on the
shores Of the Great Lake from Sanlt
St. Marie to Duluth. The business
"boom" Las come TO stay. Once
more the grand advance along the
entire line is ordered, and this time
i will neither halt or tunm back,
until the two Oceans are connected
by rail, and the northern belt be
comes a belt Of new aud Tigorou,
States, ueopIed with hardy, in
dustrioos, enterprisiog population,
that viii soon contest with their
older brothers for future houors and
future rank in the great republic
Ashland Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

one hundred and sixty acres pro
yjdcA, When such additional entry
canngt be made of!ands contiru3us
70 tie original entry Of The an.
f'irant he may select elsewhere
within the STATE OF Territory in
which his or her homestead j.
located ; but he shall not be emf
tIed TO patent therefor wih,u1
satisfactory proof at The general
iani office Of the planting and con
unuous cultivation of crops u.ioresl
OF trult trees Oh an area OF lie same
equal to one acre for each forty
acres thereof during tie period OF
three years, aud all assignments
and transfers OF the right hereby
secured and aii contracts To assign
or transfer such righ maie prior
to the issue OF the pa'nt. shall be
null and void amt p.ayi"ad, far
tered less than one hunrh.cd and
SHY acres may, il he so elct, sur
render his original entry > the
Cmited States Tor cancelituon anI
thertnpon he entitled 10 enter ands
under the homestead laws, the
same ~ If the surrendered Entry
had not been made.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
St. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAyO3TTE ROUTE BETWEEN TIE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direc: route from Duluth. to S.. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and al eastern points,
Etillgater ami points on the St Croix river
CONNECTIONS:
ATST. PACL-With trains for the East,
Bouth and Southwest
AT WHITE EEAR-With trains for
Saltwater ana the NJ. & st. L. Ry. for Min.
neapolis.
AT WYOMING Stage to TayIors Falls.
At NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
City
AT HARms-stsge TO Cambridge and
Teanti County
IT RUSH CITY-stose % Grantsbarg
Gnd the cranberry cAuntry 81 aprnett county.
Via
AT PINE CITY-stage to Brunswick,
kauabec county
IN and after Feb 18th, 1850, and untl
further notice, passenger trains vii be run
az follows.
lie. Duluth h-------.-- ---.------7 TOO a. N
Ar. St. Inu .i5 p. IN
lie St Paul - $500 a. nj
AT Du4utn-- U.bD D. IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
Productions of Ireland.
Let'el 70 san Francisco Chroaicl..

Leftel t2 san Francisco Chronicle.
Tie production ot Ireland, even
llils year, wu#'I Sepport Il polaia.
t'on of 9,0oo,oVU otreople i'll plenty.
Wine the actual population is olly
a little over 5000, 300 have often
i.n"t9 4 ,,,..,f,.an. iu>tl,- 8,..a.,, - y r.
uumtCr Oi cattle they are sending
over to England, but 10y me tell ,ou
that yoUr exports Of CHltIc 20 that
country dwindIe iu:o iu>i9nitirauce
v hyn compared with shat / might
c3,i the forced contributions from
ihl~ ISiand. The weekly export o:
i've stock from th5S-- what ~" t,mE
iish Prpers arc pleased to call .
ta!nine-slricken Country-Wlli am
oult 10 $4,000 mead, compos 4 OF
cXen, sheep @nd pigs. as to the
exports OF gain ant other produce
| have no statistics by me, bat |
jhink | am safe IN sayil 2 that for
every shlp-Ioad Of provisions that
viii co;nc here Al least tre vii,
cave, and Mi going to pay absentee
landlords o. course i nust be
apparent to the simplest intellect
thas could we keep these vast
amounts Of cattle ana grain home,
a. We ought to DE-, aud allow the
people TO live of the produce OF
her own raising, there would be
no need oi appealing to the outside
world. But ability % DO this in
wolves the overthrow Of the present
landlord system.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

II Is reported of Lord Palmer
sion that on one occasion being
very anxious to get some important
state papers quickly and correctly
drawn ny, an' having been asked
10y his secretary to whom tile work
should be entrusted, the sagacrous
old chief made answer. Give it to
the business man in the Office he
will DO it best end quickest"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
-zs . So . 60

ptrH SuooTIN@ = THE SrKI%G.
At the recent session Of the Legs
lature, the law relative to duck
SHOOTING was materially amended !;
the time of Prohibition has bccn
greatly extended, and the word>
"or duck of any other variety" ai-
ded to the oil list # maiiard, teal
and wood-duck. which were for
rnerly prohibited from January 70
August l. Sportsmon, who are now
daily viola ing the new law, from
ignorance OF its provisions, will be
interested IN reading it:
Section | Section 1864 of he Revised
Statues Of 1878, Is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows: Section 456i Any person
Who shaI. tot". catch, kin, destroy or want
only modest, or have in bis possession when
killed or taken, or expose fer sale in th.'
STATE any voodcook, quail, partridge, pheas
ant. prairie hen or prairie chicken, rulf,ed
grouse, or grouse or any other var'etv or
auy hind of wood duck, rnaliard duck, teal
duck, or duck Of any oa,1 gajtty, or any
Wild deer buck doe or favn, between TIE
3uth day Of November and the succeeding
first DAY IN September, in any year; or any
otter, mink, muskrst or fisher, between tie
ast day Of ApriI and -he succeeding lst day
of November, in any year, shall be punished,
upon conviction thereof, b. a fine not ex-
cceding ten dollars nor less than Eve dollars,
FOR each bird Of animal 30 1nlawfuly taken,
killed or had in possession Or exposed for
sale
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

SAVE YouR SAwDysr.- "he
Petersburg, VI, Icdex Apreal Of
March %, contains the following
interesting bit of news:
\ United States letter rate,t
was granted March 25th, 1850, 10
". Grossman, OF Petersburg, Vs.,
to make railroad tics, tcnce posts.
paving ana buiidinc blocks, etc d,
out OF sawdUst. This artificial WOOD
t i claimed, can be made fire and
water proof and 40 insect viii
attack it. Ii viii take high IoIish
and stand a higher pressure than
ordinary wood. 1t also can be cut
and sawed aud allow ot nails being
driven into it.
IS the process of making it is
very simple and cheap, it may he
desiinet to bring arevoin.ion in tile
saw mil business at least it yi!i
relieve the saw mill men of much
trouble concerning tie accualla-
ton Of Sawdust.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
a Bill for the Equalization CT Home
sCeads.

The Senate on y ednesday passed
Senator Paddock's homestead bills:
BE il enacted, etc, That every
person entitled under the provision
of section $3.50, chapter ), revised
statues OF the United States, 10
enter a homestead, who may baye
heretofore entered under the home
stead laws a quantity of land less
than ore hundred and sixty acres,
shall be permitted to enter 50 much
land as. when added 70 the quantity
previously entered, shat. not exceed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

Mn. Seward in a .ettcr to n young
man, just published Tor tie first
time, said Il am glad to know
yon have got into the country. 1t
Is the best place for young men.
Allow me TO give YOU a word OF
advice. Just as soon as vo0 can
get out OF public employment into
some occupation by which you can
support yourself, Do il, snd become
an independent man. Salaries
exhaust the energies Of al men,
ana often corrupt them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10

VIII he SUCCEED 9-In nine
eases cut Of .eu, mans life will
not be a success if he does not
bear burdens in his childhood. #
the fondness or or the vanity of
father or mother has kept him from
hard work if an other always help
ed him out at the end of his row If
instead of taking bis turn at pitching
off he slowed away all the time in
short, # what was light fell TO him,
and what was heavy about the work
70 some one else if he has been
permitted 20 shirk, until sinking
had become habit, unless 9 miracle
has been wrought, his life will be
failure, and the blame will not be
half so mueh his as that offls weak
and foolish parents.
On tie other land, Il ! hoV has