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DEATHS.

GooDFELLoW.-- Lanbertyille. January 10, 1881
Maria ID. c. Goodfellow wife OF Charles NJ. Good
fellow aged ~ years and . months.
RILEY.In Lamhertylle, at the residence of Charles
NJ Goodfellow, january p 1881, Julia Ann Riley aged
IS years.
MATHEwe-7In Lanibertville, January 2, 1885, Catha-
rine L. Mathews, wife of Miles Mathews, aged 80
years and months.
DALRYMPLE.--Near Pennington, Jan. sth, 1851
Luella, wife of John W. Darymple, and daughter of
Cyren0s Bearder. aged IS years. fe
AILEN.--At Pennington, Jan. z 1881. William D.
Allen. in the goth year his age.
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Captain Eads has secured from the
Mexican government important grants
for his Tehuantepec ship railway
scheme. His plan is to transport ships
by rail across the Isthmus in huge
tanks on wheels. 1t seems chimerical
and ridiculous, but scarcely more so
than the De Lesseps' project of boring
canal under the mountains large
enough for great steamships to sail
through. 9
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Now that the newspaper Truth has
publicly confessed that the Morey letter
was forgery, perhaps those Democrat
ic sheets, such as the Newark Journal
and Others, which have persistently de-
clared that there was no evidence that
the letter was not genuine, will own up.
Perhaps, but we are not sure.
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A flock Of tame geese on a stream
near Port Jervis, n Y, having dimin-
ished in amysterious manner, an investi-
cation showed that big swapping tur-
tie had been killing and eating them
one by one.
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fBy Authority.l
4 FURTHER SUPPLEMENT

Totheordnance eniillel Anoidnance to establish and
regul t. the fire department. and for ths prevention
and extingushnent fires, passed january 10 1870
The inhabitants Of the City Of Tan )setTile do Or
daiu;
SEC i That the Chief Engineer aud two assistant
Engineers OF the Are department Of thet,ity Of Ian-
berpile shall be elected follows, VIII Each engine
company. hook and ladder company and hose company
organized. which may be hereafter organized by
and with the consent OF the Common Conncii shall
the first Monday in April 10 each year by plurality
elect iron teir members tor dsega tes ito
represent every sncIf company in city convention OF
such delegates ba held the second Monday Gin
April IN cnth year, which said convention when
properly organ ed shall proceed by p0iiy votetto
the election 81 one chief engineer and Two assistant
engineers the result Of which said election shall be
ported by the Secretary IF the convention the Com
mon Council on the third Monday April and said
persons elect d TO he subject tho confirmation Of
the Common Council iy resolution But IL
OF said prsons shall b. anft improper peTsD fill
said offices the council may reject the same and in that
to till such 0tieeand such person shall nave ulI the
powers ande subject 10 all the res retIpns imposed by
the ordinance to which this Is supplement-.
SEc Z. I'M pfhesailufe of d. iexatess 4meet
aud elect ehiuf eneineef and tw6assistani engineers
either oil IN, the time so as aforesaid appointed
they may adjourn from nght to night until they do
Let propdeF ihl sub elseliQp Is made before the
beeertded to the Common Council. at which time in
of non election To any of such Offices the Common
Council may proceed to appoint
SIC That all suits und5r said ordinance shall be in
the name OF the Inhabitants Of the CITY of Lambert
willie.
SIC That 50 much Of Ordinance to which this
is supplement ~ conflicts with the provisions of this
ordinance. be and the same Is hereby rep aled.
Passed January 3, 1881,
Prssidentgof cpnnion Council
Attest BENZ as y, HsJ OF. CITY terk.
1. II. SERGEANT, Mayor.
Jan. >. 1881. -2t--trs fee ,s5.1. ~
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A cclored preacher Of Cobb county,
Ga, has novel way of collecting his
salary. When his members haven't the
money, he puts them to work on his
farm until they work out their assess
ments.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Risley's Witch Hazel

Cures Headache Burns Sprains. Cuts wounds, Rhtu-
matism, Tooihuche, Earache, etc, etc Warranted
equal in quality to any made, et bali the price,
OF. Bottles ESQ. Pint Bottles soc. Qts. 81
Have your druggist order. II he has in stock of
CHARLES II kTSLEF a co.,
Wholesale Druggists 81 certlandt ST.. New York City.
Jan. l2-3m.
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b. H. KUNKEL'S WORM SYRUP.

A pleasant, safe and effectual remedy for
Worms e. F. Knnkel's Worm Syrup was
never known to fail in single case De-
stroys Pin Seat, Thread and Stomach Worms.
This is very palatable remedy, in an agree
able form, such as children will crave. 1t is
purely vegetable in its composition, and pre-
pared according to the latest improvements in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by which we are
able to separate the active principles of medi-
cine from their nauseous aud bulky accom-
paniments, and present them in a more con-
centrated and reliable form than in crude
state. Nauseous doses are often swallowed
without producing the desired effect. In this
Syrup 4 have the active principle of the most
efiectual vernIifuges, free fromihe unpleasant
taste and odors, and more safe aud certain in
its effects e f. Kunkel's Worm Syrup
never fails to destroy all kinds of Worms.
{Df. Kunke is the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hours, alive,
with head, and no fee until removed.) COM
mon sense teaches ii Tape Worms be remov-
ed, all other Worms can be readily destroyed.
Advice at office aud store free. The Doctor
can tell whether or not the patient has worms.
Thousands ahe dying 5allsE with %psms and
ing aud Sutl'ocaton, Salow Complexion, Cir
Giles around the Eyes, Swelling and Pain in
the Stomach, Restless at Night, Grinding of
the Teeth, Picking at the Nose, Cough, Fever,
Itching at the Seat, Headache, Foul Breath.
the patient grows pale and thin, tickling and
irritation in the anus-all these symptoms,
and more, come from worms. 70. r. Kun
heps Worm Syrup never fails 10 remove them.
Price, 90 per bottle. or 6 bottles for So 90.
(For Tape Worm write and consult the Doc
tori For all others, buy OF your Druggist
the Worm Syrup aud If he has it not send
to DIR. e. f, KUNKEL, 800 N. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, free Send
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DR.. ]. WILDWOOD cARRELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Is superior to all other soaps 1t is combined with Sul
phur its pure unadu terated state which enters the
pores the skim being absorbed into the blood through
the minute eapillaries and thus acts upon the skim
whether 1t be healthy or in diseased condition, both
locally and coastntionally, thereby eliminating all
impurities from the blood. and exciting the skin to
healthy action. 1t products hneness purity and
freshness Of the complexion which is uneqnaled, and
be produ ed by other means No oilet, nursery
bath is complete without it, II makes he skin
soft clear pure. white and healthy is cleansing de-
odorizng disini, citing soothing. healing and purify
ing removes dandruT chaGng ulcers, ernpi0ns
roughness and redness Of the skin relieves itching
burning and singing of the skin. and irritation of
biting and singing insects; will relieve Itching piles
when nothing else will have any effect Ask for VAN
Imitation. Sold by druggists Aschenbach 4 Miller
Proprietors No s0l caowhil street Philadelphia, Pa
Dec. 90 lSSO-1y
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DAuGHYiS ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Dr. heeeys cold Cafe Call or send for circular with
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The Central Railroad Company is preparing
to lay second track from Elizabeth to Long
Branch, 10 accommodate the immense traffic
over that line. 1t will be completed in time
for next Summers travel.
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-Amwall Lodge. A. z. a. NJ.
TAX NOTICE.

AroTICE is hereby given thai transcript Of unpaid
~ taxes for the year 1880. together with descrip-
ton OF the property on which said taxes have been
assessed has been made and that al axes remaining
unpaid after twenty o da from the FIRST pub ieation
Of this notice will be collected by public sale according
cHAS. scHULHAUS.
Jan. 5, 1881. 2t Tax Receiver
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Some writer uses over column of space
IN the Trsn'os Emporium in answering Bob
Ingersoll's attack on Christianity in his re-
cent lecture IN that CITY, That is waste OF
time. People do not become intidels because
or want of evidence in Christianity, bat be-
cause Of enmity at the restraints which that
belief puts on their passions and selfishnass.
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u Cd ~ RH'NY E EgS

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ness, and especially Female Complaints. Ask your
sleep. TAKE no OTHER Send for circular
Hop hiTTFIsS MFG CO., ROCHESTER N Y
AND TORONTO, ONT. l. 12-4w
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which so exactly suit the various conditions of the hui
hair II the hair is falling Off becoming gray.
The use of SEA FOAM will surely arrest its decay and
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refilling bottle, 80 cents.
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Sole Manufacturer aud Proprietor
Al Church ST., Lambertyiile, MI.
Dec 20, 1SS0.-2m.
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THE LEGISLATURE The one hundred and
ffh session of the N. j. Legislature began at
Tienton yesterday.
In the Senate G.. A. Hobart, Rep, of Pas
sale, was chosen President Thomas Law
rsnce, D., of Sussex, being his opponent.
Geo Wurts, Of Passac, was re elected Secre-
tary, over II. D. Wintou, OF Bergen. For
Reading Clerk, VIM. T. Hunt. of Essex, over
Jas. P. Morgan, of Bergen. For Engrossing
Cielk. E. N. Beasley, of Warren, over Thos
Bonnell, of Sussex. Capt. w. milford was
elected Sergeant. at Arms; Assistant, David
T. Ciaypoie, Of Cumberland. Doorkeepers,
David Hickman, Middlesex j. 0. Alberson,
-; j. Henri Herbert, of Mercer, and Chas
Randall of Camden.
In thu House, Harrison Van Duyne, Rep,
of Essex, was elected Speaker, Allen L. Nc
Dermott. Dem, OF Hudson. being his oppon-
emit For Clerk, Cumm ins o. Cooper, of Nor
ris, was elected over Samuel Z. Perry, Of
Hunterdon.
The following we're then proposed and
elected officers Of the House
ASSISTANT CleiK, ASa " DlChineou, Va
Hudson Eugrossing Clerk. George q. Wynn
koop. of Camden Sergeant at Arms, john
A. Brown, Of Gloucester Assistant Sergeant.
at Arms, Theodore II Lawrence, of Mercer
Keeper of tie Ladies' Gallery, Augustus
Bergman. Of Bergen Keeper of the Gentle
mems Gallery, William B. milford, of SOM
erset.
The Democratic nominations were.
Assistant Clerk, Edward Mullen Of Essex
Engrossng clerk, Charles S. Lawson, oil
Salem Sergeant-at- Arms, Aaron G. Jewell,
of Essex Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms,
Michael Hurley. of Mercer; Keeper of the
Ladies' Gallery. John G. Cole, of Warren
Keeper of the Geutlemen's Gallery Patrick
Loudreljau, of Hudson
The Governors message was presented t.
the Legislature 1t is too long for publca
ton.
A number of bills were presented and re
ferred, but nothing of especial interest Il
our readers.
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A number of bills were presented and re-
ferred, but nothing of especial interest TO
our readers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-23
Capt. Chatterton, of

Capt. Chatterton, of the
steamer India, in company with
several friends, navigated our
streets, this week.
II. w. Fernon, who has
charge of the financial matters of
the Railroad World, of Philadel-
phia, spent several days here late
ly, the guest of Judge Perry
He left for home, this morning,
Mr.. "A. w. Brockway, treasurer
of Kewanaw county, Michigan,
and brother OF Mrs. Geo. w. Per-
ry, spent week here lately. He
likes Superior 80 well that we I'M
derstand he thinks seriously OF
coming here to 60 into business.
Lewis M. Haupt, son of gene
raj manager Kaupt, of the N. p,
and Professor of Civil Engineer
ing, in the University OF Pennsylva.
MIA, at Philadelphia, was taking
a view of our harbor and city, on
Tuesday.
Grading on the Chippewa Falls
& Northern railroad has COM
menced. The contract for build-
ing the bridge over the Chippewa
Falls, and the building of the road
for distance of twenty five miles
from the Falls towards this village,
was let last week, and work has
been commenced on the same. This
is a small item, but it is full of I'M
portance to the people of this Sec
ton of Barron county, Barron Co.
Chronotype.
-"J. A. Swenson, of Trade
Lake, says the Dalles, had the mis-
fortune to lose about $35, when in
Hudson last week, Saturday. His
room in the hote! was entered by
thieves, aud bis pocket book taken"
Please have J. A. give us the name
OF that hotel, brother Dalles.- Star
e Times. This doubtless refers to
our humble self and is a base
SANDER. In the first we were never
known to have $35 but if we had
we should have been so tckled
that no room IN Hudson would have
been large enough to contain us.
On Thursday evening Capt.
George L. Brooks, of the favorite
steamer Minnie LeMont, was joined
by large party of friends on a
moonlight excursion up the
Nemadji The moon however did
not appear as per programme, but
in its stead lots Of beaming couu-
tenances and pyramids of ice cream.
The party were taken about three
miles up the beautiful Nemadii, to
which point it is navigable for large
sized boats, when the staunch
little steamer "bout faced and
homeward came. Resolutions Of
various dimensions were passed,
songs sang, jokes passed at par,
and when the party disembarRed it
was with the unanimous determina-
ton to improve every like oppor-
tunity.
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No sickness.
Everybody busy.
Splendid weather.

Everybody busy.
Splendid weather.
Great demand for labor o. all
kinls.
Our dock is covered with rail :
road timber.
George Morrison sold lot on
1st street this week.
Labor, of every description is
in great demand here.
-Thos. Richie is fixing up the
Hayes building for an office.
Cutting out right of way south
of town 10 progressing finely.
Peter Erickson sold a lot
Tuesday to Duluth man tor 5000.
Finest Quality Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks, Knives, etc., at
Deans.
The wagon road between here
and Bayfield, is badly quilted in
places.
Timber for the tres:le work at
points between here and Junction is
being landed here.
Mrs. Richard Bardon was
taken suddenly i'll last Saturday but
has now recovered.
-Laborers for the railroad grade,
are landing here daily and being
marched to the ''front."
Nick Welter, suld o lot and
dilapidated looking building on
Saturday last, for 5000.
Call and examine the Stock Of
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and
Shoes at the Railroad Store. If
A torch light stationery and
jewelry peddler hurrangued to us
on the street, Monday evening.
Right Rev. Bishop NNelles will
hold services morning and evening
Sunday next, at the Episcopal
church.
Our District Attorney, Jas.
Richie is repairing a building on
2nd street, apparently for business
purposes.
George T.. Brooks has on hand
and for sale large stock of shingles,
of all grades, at the lowest marke,
prices. If
"BlIly" Pattison came in from
the Brule river the first of the
week. He says the woods are full
OF explorers.
Col. Gray, attorney for the
n. =. r. r. was in town this week
looking after the interests of that
incorporate body.
-Thos. Richie is having the
Mrs. Richie residence on End ST.
raised up and glass front put into
it for store purposes.
james Collier brought up a
car load of nice beet cattle, from
below last Saturday, and Will start
for another load soon.
Working Men, Attention
Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Over.
alls in great variety, cheap for cas- b
st the Railroad Store. tt
Sheriff Newton presented MS
with head of timothy grass eight
inches long taken from one of oul
calf pastures in the town limits.
complaints reach us OF slaugh
terlng being done in the immediate
business and resident portions o.
the town. This should be stopped
Posts hall is being repaired as
report has it for a printing office
over which r. c. Mitchell is to pre-,
side. Welcome, brother Mitchell
Rev. John M. Barnett viii
preach in the Presbyterian Church
IN this place, on next Sabbath,
tomorrow at 1890 am. and $50
pm.
Dredging has commenced al
the inlet to Superior bay. 1t will
not be long before The largest boats
can land at our wharf with perfect
ease aud safety.
DR.. Graham is filing his new
Drug Store with complete assert
ment in his line. The DR.. who has
had many years practice as ply
stefan, will attend calls in the town
limits.
At meeting of the County
Board on Wednesday, the N.P.R.
X. CO. were granted an extension
of one wears time in which To com
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3rd street.
The steam ferry Minnie l.,
Mont leaves here at 7:30 and 1876
am. and 800 pm.
Nick Welter has purchased
the lot and building adjoining hi
restaurant on the west.
For Cigars, Confectionery
Bread and Cakes call at Mannheim
81 McKinnon, 3O5 Second street.
The steam ferry boat Fer,
leaves here at s:45 and 1880 m.
and at 800 and $50 pm, for Du
luth.
State Senator West of Fillmore
County, MINI, was IN town and
picked out few corner lots thi
week.
1t is estimated that $4,000
tons of railroad iron will be landed
at this point before navigation
closes.
Gen. Haupt, general manager
Mp. railroad and 4. w. Winter
superintendent of the Omaha road
were in town this week.
1t is expected the contract fol-
the construction of the first sixteen
miles of the Omaha road from here
south will be let In a few days.
-Housekeepers will save money
by buying their Groceries and Pro
visions at the Railroad Store. If
Within twelve or fourteen
miles Of Superior good homes can
be secured for the homeless, by
homestead entry.
Some of the Duluthians are
making lively squirm in regard te
harbor room. Take it easy boys 1
isn't wholesome to fret this warm
weather.
Peter Leclair, young ant
promising attorney-at-law is locat
ed among us, and will announce
the location of his office through on
columns, soon.i
A. Arneson, has holsted hi.
sign at the Quebec House and i
now ready fo~ business. He ha
roomy and commodlous quarters
and his charges are reasonable
Give him call.
&C. L. Lamphar is making ar
engagements to start mandatory
of light and h eavy sleighs, logging
sleds, Wagons &c. Painting vehi
cles Of all kinds and repairing
promptly attended to.
Andrew Haggerty came IL
from the Mosquito camp on Wed
nesday, and thinks if the vacan
lands contained as many pine tree
as mosquitoes, an explorer coult
soon heel himself.
Jas. Jacobs, of Duluth wht
claims TO do just as good work il
the plastering, kalsomining, al
abasting and whitew ashing linz
,, as the best of 'em is here on bust
ness intent. Give him a call.
The Edwards, and other mines
in It's neighborhood will be mad
easily accessible by railroads il
process of construction south of US
when their hidden treasures vii
doubtless be looked after.
r. B. Mclean desires us t
say that he has found alarge leather
satchel, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying fol-
this notice. 1t is in the possession
of Sheriff Newton.
"A Photograph Gallery is need
ed here badly, else some of on
thinned faces and strained forms
spoken of by II. d. Lloyd il
the Chicago Tribune, may escape
identity during our boom.
Gov. w. E. Smith, spent 1
great portion of Monday last, IL
company with some of the leading
citizens here, in looking over oul
town site. His impressions wer,
evidently very favorable.
-Peyton 81 KimbAll have JUS
completed their dam on Blacl
Hoof, which will enable them tc
drive into the main river with Ger
tain.y. 1t is estimated that 5000,
900 feet of logs are back on this
stream.
1t was discovered last Sunday
late in the afternoon, by those in
authority clothed, that a pool table
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LOCAL A AFFAIRS
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This paper is kept on ME in the Office of
L. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
& Northwestern Railway, AIS Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
t at any time. They will always be welcome
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-24
Tho Onera Last Night.

Although it is fashionable to cry out
against d" Trovatore " as hackneyed and sung out,
is always attracts popular audiences, and its we'll
known melodies are always well received. As
upon tieprevious evening, Signor Brignoli was the
principal attraction and his effective rendering of
the role Of Md9Tjco brought back pleasant memo
TieS Of his early successes, When he was the idol
Of The public, who allowed him to be as caprefous
as a woman on account of that wonderful voice
that the nearest approach 10 The tone of flute
of any human voice that can be mentioned. His
singing last night was received with the most en-
pfatic demonstrations Dissatisfaction and pleasure
each familiar number being encored, and the
d. guola pira awakened an enthusiasm that is
raTely seen. The part of 4-UesIiG, for which Mile
DArona was announced, was taken by Miss Pau
line Maurel, who deserves credit for her efforts 10
properly interpret character which has taxed the
powers of The most noted contrSltos.
Tonight Romeo ard Juliet" will be given.