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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-07
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SUNDAYS excepted. For time of night freight
and accommodation trains, zee local tine
table.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-07

The steamer China will leave
Buffalo for Duluth to-day.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The war on mulilated coins which
has devastated many pocket in this
city has been carried into the country,
aad Sc general is the refusal to ae-
eept clipped % punctured money
taa its speedy g&teruiHstIon is con
ldcnily anticipated The bogus
circular, fcpudialcd by the Treasury
Department pretending that ths
Government had fixed the value ol
muilate coin, seems TO have done
The business IS odaeluallY as il could
have had had Il been onl sial. Nc
bile Register
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

William Penn wgs a very honest
man. He would not rob the Indians
OF their lands. Not g bit OF il lie
honorably gavethem seven pounds Of
bread and some iack-kniyes for The
territory OF Pennsylvania Sueh hon
esty cannot BAT lie rcUasJod.-
Boston Post
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
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STATE or Mrs IsslrrL ; Oct. tenn,
lst Dist Cbiekasaw Go 1850.
10 He Hon = IT, G. Watsaa.
Jaags Presiding;
The undersigned Grand Jury for
The October term Of the Circuit
Court respectfully submit the follow
ing
That we have examined 24s Wit
/ uesses and fould 9S bills. We regret
to say that We End crime on
tue increase in our opinion,
eauaed in most cases BY the
use of Intoxicating lqlors. We
have examined the SheTid's books
aud find them correct We have *
amiued the County Jail and flad il in
repair We would return thanks to
Our able District Attorney for bis
efficient aid. Wewould return thanks
to your Honor for the able charge
/ by which we have been enabled to
ferret out crime We would also
return our thanks TO the Sheriff and
Clerk for courtesies and assistance,
and also 70 our prompt aud efficient
bailiif. Respectfully submitted,
A. A. PARK, Foreman.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

VINO an idaho eiII W68 stlline
under a tree waiting for her lover a
grizzly bear came along and ap-
proachiue from behind began 10 hug
her. But she thoughtit was Tom and
80 just leaned hack and enjoyed it
heartily, and murmured tighter, and
il broke the bear all mp and he went
away and bid in the forest for three
days to forget bis shame--Ex
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Tie rose was The emblom Of society
with The Greeks aud it was their
custom to suspend it over the guest
table as reminder that conversation
passing there was not to be repeated
ab1ard, Hence the phrase subrosa
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Il understand that Your son is :
bachelor ot arts said Sire Brown
TO Mrs. Homeapun, whose son had
just been graduated 81 Harvard
"Well,ye eplied His Homcspun
Eyes Ac'i baehlor-but he's en-
gagged. = iastou Taer glt
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Holiness excludes al selfshness.
It's possesa0r loses himself in bis
mission so that ease, and houor.
and position, and riches, and ererx-
thing Of earth, is as the small dnst eg
the balance. without holiness no
man shall see the Lord.n ssBe ve
therefore, perfect even as y0ur Fatb.
CT In Heaven is perfect
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Geuoa. ITALY, became q free and
independent state about the year of
our Lord 1900. It vas governed by
the Romans hundred years before
Christ
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

"Don't you think" said husband,
mildly Febuking bis wife, chat wo-
men are possessed by the devil p
Eyes" was the quick reply, "as soon
as they are married."
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The Hindoo historians ascribe
their origin to a period Of aces lone
before the ordinary chronology oI
mocefn writer's upon tie subject.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The banjo ID heaven: ~De banjo,
yum II yop want dog ny Aoss my
house an lot plsy me dc banjo an
keep time widyor tul. spec de MN
sic of angelic haFps am sweet I'm
soft an' draclmy, Tut if deY want tt
keep US Guild folks satisfied up dar,
lcetle mo- banjo an leetle less
harp am de fus' prescription.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
A worthy woman in WheoIina

A worthy woman in Wheeling wht
thought her daughter too goung "a
receive calls from q very aucntiy,
young gentleman, The other evening
.sv1 lam'a very broad hint q
that effect; htstGy cs.iing ne aifl
out Of The room aud sending her 20
bed and second by taking into ue
room ahuge slice Of bread aud butter,
aiih molasses attachment, saving to
The youth IN tEe kindes. manner.
Thee, Eubby, take ,his and 90
tome itisa long w;yaud gouf moth
er will be anxious"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Ascending q mile IN minnie, ore
would be six months IN going 10 tie
moon. one hundred years 10 Mars.
eight hundred years to Jupiter
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
RATES OF
Religious CONUWM.
onsaatsahy. the Isev.J. r. Young.
aRH.Y EaVtHts.

Ahe greatest hteti Vl tbt church
today ism more 0i the mind which Vas
lp Christ, and that pieiy which never
bends principle 70 expediency, even
70 what me called small matters.
The teachings Of Christ are not 10
be valued W any standard in use
among men, but the moral power Of
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aU1iihs
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g.NlHs l' s0lFasses me highest ef-
.o''s q human genlus-it spask
nor e'e'''F . otiier hesF.s, Of Go.
a-i'i ou'}' q TINE ana eternity, than
yAo iAost eloquent tongue of msn or
angel
tefe Is moral sublimity and
9lAn'po'euee IN holy lylng-a God
,. q" power ~ a God-like life. Had
1-i'a1 ars suea WIN ms enemies on
.'''A occasion nc would not have
H'p.etlt tiiamphed over them
~ - oia when 'ic AID Which 81
.et liacell me Of sin 4 Ny
As oe'oie 5aa-it speaks for me >.
2 7amen' may he resistcd-ptr-
~ 'oA ana eniieaty may be repealed
-lNo mos1 startling appeals and
o'lues1 warnings oI lhe pulpit and
P.7'o'a' oiiices may be evaded and
put tha exhibition OF
C"nsis'ent w, ead exalted pieiy carries
WIN u ahilglt which nothing can With
a'Aaa' (. ls love ana truth embodied
y thc grace q salvation srticu
~ q lA Acton-R IS the gospel
y. .''.s X 'Ae he~ts' heamlng from
~ e,esi urea hlng rom The lips and
ie'CAiis nom lhe conduct d those
y ny nave received IN all It's saHelify-
=" power.
no selalstFy can elude it, nc pref
30ie9 ward y CIT and no soul, not
'.sSee win Judicial blindness and
"aomea tg feWobacy, ls impaE-
'S''7 , y l1s l9aaenees Il speaks in
a language which all can understand.
'h0 every one from the youngest to
.he Oldest may profit by It,
Ill IS unlversalin its all.conquerinp
power II siiences the cavils of q
proud ana boasting infdelitY-puts
20 Hgat the distressing doubts OF
loneet sAepueIsm-kindles love in
we elnders Of extinguished hatred,
3na inspires hope in the hearts Of the
tesPaiune Glad in invincible nan
7p'y nom Gods own armory, redo
eht al.if The fragrance and radiant
It. }ae beauty Of innocence and
-. E. hoy lie is like a living
afii itcla asasen bringing blessings
iae lfmisaing children Of men.
h+af abo "efe miserable from dis
..'t'... s SIN have turned their
.ea' 0aHm ere5 to the hehf aaa
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Tlerear stronger lights under the
gospel dispensation, and also strong
er shadoWs. Sin, under the Law,
vas sinful under the gospen It l.
intensely SO, for we not only break
the restraints Of law, but, also, those
Of loye. An increase Of light rem
ders the sin Of its rejection the more
heinous. Therefore, thou art in-
excnsable, Oh man" "for light has
come into the world and" you ''lovo
darkness rather than light"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Old people love to give good adj
vice, to con cole themselves for being
no longer allie % give bad examples.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

After Alexander bad DESTROYED
Tyre he marched against Jerusalem
to destroy it, because the Jews had
been loyal to Darius, the Persian
King, and refused to give provisions
to the army Of Alexander DURING Inc
siege Of Tyre. Judah, the Higb
Priest, on hearing Of his approach,
ordained that special prayar be made
for the preservation Of the eity.
When they had offered up PRAYER,
and the Priest saw the army near the
city, he dressed inhis pontihcal robes
and went 10 meet Alexander. Inc
stead Of aFrestiug him, Alexander
saluted the Priest, placed him on bis
right hand, marched pesosably into
tue city, and offered sacrifice to the
God OF The Jews. The effeotusl,
fervent prayer Of The righteous avail.
eth much, and God wills that VIC
pray unto him without doubling.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27
"When IhaVe prepared a remarka-

When have prepared n remarka-
bly, good Sermon" said Rev. Mr.
Gushwell, "itgencrally happens that
1 have a very small congregation to
listen to it, "What memory You
have exclaimed Fogg, ia tones Of
asloniehmeut; show long AGO was ii
that you prepared that sermon, did
you say--Eostou Transcript
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Lawyer. did you say an incom-
petent man could keep q hoteIf'
Witness -"No: l said inn expert
enced."
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Marriage is safe way to gamble.
If you win, you win q treasure; and
if you loose, you amt ont anything
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The lfst dime was coined IN this
country II the year 1796
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The great massacre Of s. Domla
60 was il 1904
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The ordinary life Of q locomotive
is thirty years. POSSIBLY il would
live longer if lit didn't smoke.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

Florida was organized = Te,. :
tory In 1922.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-10-27

The liar wants to knock you down
for doubling his word. The honest
man will stop to argue matters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

A representative OF the SENTINEL had
an interesting conversation with. Col.
John r. Godfrey, Of Los Angeles, who
passed through Yuma last week, en- route
for Pantano. Col. Godfrey is interested
with Mr.. Vail in Total Wreck mine, now
in litigation, the final issue Of which he
assures US cannot be otherwise than
favorable TO the present owners. The
whole scheme of the claimants is to black
mail, as is evident from the fact that no
effort was made by them 10 acquire title
until the mine had proved bonanza, and
now their only point is that when Mr..
Vail brought bis suit to quiet title,
(agsftst which then was no opposition, J
the attorney who appeared for Mr.. Wallis
WAS not authorized to 10 90.
We hope soon to see this suit ended, and
the mine developed into the bullion
PRODUCES that it now promises.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19


The Sale Of the recent cOnfis-
Gated cattle OF Amshi>ca's realized
$75. and II cost just ST.. the gov
eminent realizing the sum of. 3
dollars. less the informer's blood
mOney.-Free Press.
The receipts OF the seizure re.
ferred 10 above were $50, and the
expenses $65. We are author
lied by the collector to make the
correction, in order that the
mind Of the Free Press man may
be easy about "blood money"
Also, to state that he stands
ready to make aore seizures, re-
gardless Of expense. Ia ii cred.
table TO o newspaper to express
sympathy with open violations OF
law3 Is such u newspaper cred.
liable to the town?
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
The Tombstone Epitaph

The Tombstone Epitaph say a
very interesting fact to be cOnsid-
cred by California mining men il
The delinquent assessment. list
that falls due this month. Neva>
da calls for 1916, 200; California
s266. 500. and Arizona 1000. Ari-
zena stands second only to Cali.
fornia in dividends, and yet when
it comes to aiding her deyelnp-
ment by assessments the paltry
SUM of fOrty-five hundred dollars
is begrudged. When will the
4" bulls" and bears" learn Il less
SOD Of wisdom and put their mon
ey where it will do the most guod
in Arizona?
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
Pills, Piles! 'P1EEs!
z Sure Cure Found At Last No
One need Suffer

A snre Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been discOv-
cred by DR.. Williams, ian Indian remedy,
called Or. Williams Indian Ointment. A
single box has cured the worst chronic
cases of % or 80 years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after applying
this wonderfully soothing medicine. Lo-
tiOns instruments and electusries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching, particularly at night, after get.
ting warm in bed,) acts az a poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is
prepared only for Piles. itching OF the
private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. COffinberry
of Cleveland says about DIR. Williams In
dian Pile Ointment: have used scores Of
Pile cures, and it affords me pleasure to
say that I have never found anything
which gave such immediate and'perma-
nent relief 'as DR.. Williams Indian Oint.
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on
receipt Of price, s1.00.
HENRY & CO., Proprietors,
CLEVELAND, o.
Mccarthy & Osborne, wholesale agents,
Denver. Colorado.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
SKIN DISEASES. CURED

By DR.. Frazier's MAGIC OINTMENT.
Cures as If by magic. Pinples, Black
Heads or Grubs, Blotches and EruptiOUs
on. the face, leaving the akin clear,
h ealthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, letter, Ring
worm, Scald Head. Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers
ma Sores, &C. '"-..>'
-. SKIN DISEASE. e.
F. Drake, ESQ.,, Cleveland. O., suffered
beyond description from skin disease
which appeared on his hands, head and
face, and nearly destroyed his eyes. The
most careful doctoring failed to help him,
and after all had failed he used DR.. Fra
tiers Magic Ointment aud was cured
by few applications.
- The first and only positive cure for
skin diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, FIFTY
cents. HENRY & CO., Sole rropr's,
g." CLEVELAND, o.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Ulcerat-
ed Piles DIR. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment ia sure cure. Price 81. 90 By mail.
Mccarthy & Osborne, wholesale agents,
Denver, Colorado. For sale by druggists
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

The Debt. - The decrease in
the public drbt'the month Of &C.
tober was sl2,Sal, 4sS. Available
assets ares Cash in the, treasury,
$40, 96O,67i; bonds issued to the
Pacific Railway Companies, in
terest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding. $64, 633, 512;
Interest accruing and not yet paid
by the United States, ST., 467; in
terest repaid by the. companies hy
transportation service, Sl4, 662, 941;
by cash payments, five per cent
on net earnings, $655,l9S Bal
ance of interest paid by the U. s.
$36, 49, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

manent home, and who are abun'
dainty able to perform the func-
lions OF Governor. The are not
here as visitors, but IS residents.
They. desire that iocai af1aiis b.
properly administered, and have
q sufficient knowledge Of the
wants OF the Territory TO enable
thems TO judge inteIIigently.
Justice towards us demands that
the Governor be IN ArixOnian,
and common decency, ut lea+t.
should lead to the appointment
OF one.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

:: A late dispatch from the City
of Mexico, dated November 18th,
says the Mexican Congress has
approved, the transfer made by
General Frisbie Of the Mexican
Pacific Railway Concession to the
Yuma and Guaymas Railroad
Company. The official Govern
ment organ denies that The Ma
'ioba1 Railroad must withdraw
froin GuadaIajara en- route 10 the
Pacific. This, in connection with
the fact. that Col. Chalmers Scntt
Is expected to arrive soon to COM
pIeie. the survey from this point
to Port Ysabel, seems to Indicate
that the road will soon be built.
We are aware that the project
has for some times been shrouded
with doubt, but have reason to
believe that confederation OF cir.
cum<tances has presented itself
which will lead to an early con-
structiOn OF the road. When it
Is once begun twill be aquestion
of only a few weeks when the
road will be ready for Oper 'tiOn
Aside from the benefit accrue
ing TO Yuma f,Oni this new out
let, from commercial point OF
view, the ease with which pleas
ure seekers can then reach the
sesshore from me Territory, will
be no small item. To-those nf Us
who had been shut up. in the
Territory for SO many years, with
M means OF egress other than by
stage, the sdventof the Southern
Pacific marked a distinct era. II
we may now be enabled to reach
the ocean In few hours, and
take ia a breath of sea air, We
may consider ourselves fortunate
Indeed:
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19


travel over these southern routes
is conclusive evidence of the po-
pularity of this line as compared
with the snowbound northern
lines. The southern road is found
to be the most popular in the long
run for two reasons. The i'm.
nunity from delays by snow
storms Is a large item to be- con-
sidered by emigrant, to whom
the cost Of living is a large con-
-iderstios,; but. the greatest indy.
cement to travel this way is that
while the eoss to San Francisco is
no greater, the:trsveler Las the
opportunity Of seeing New Mexi,
co, Arizona, and the greater
portion OF Southern California.
To people coming to this Ter
rito4y.ir earlier days, the cost of
travel to San Francisco was not
50 much OF n.i,em a. that from
San Francisco tt their final .desti-
nation. This expense is now
done away with, and; travellers
can, now see our rich mineral
country without the"irksOIne ad-
ditiqnal expense, and both they
and the Territory are benefited
by the operation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

Matters will come before the
next Congress, which meets in n
few weeks. which will tax the
knowledge and ability OF the
best equipped Statesmen. Qnes.
tons Of finance are to be consid-
cred. the funding operations,
further coinage of silver, aud the
status Of the currency. The far.
iff issue will come up. at least in
cidentaily. in the proposition %
appoint commissioner 1T r-vis.
ien. The question of reducing
the internal taxes, from seyerxi
prints OF view, must be met. A
national bankrupt law will hp
urged, and The ghost Of our van
ished shipping raised rs q re-
minder Of neglected duties.
Civil service reform will be some
thing more than q foot.bail of
partie :, u the. press and an ar0us-
ed public sentiment are not inl-
r,tett to bring it to au issue.
The Cause OF nom. nal educa ion
should be taken up in earnest .
and a national work OF internal
improvements will undoubtedly
invite the ,ivxlry of the log
rollers. These and other qnes-
tiUhs of practical craftsmanship
demand the best ability, the
most tOnest purpose and the ,ru-
est Patriotism. -Ex.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

Il appears to be settled fact
that our Southern trains CONT
Mental railroad system will have
two outlets in the east. Within
Il few days the Southern Pacific
will he connected with New Or
leans 10y the Gould system Of
Southern ruads. via Shreveport,
Louisisns. By this Means there
will be three routes over which
Passengers can reach the Pacific
coast, and the veXatiUus decays
from SNOW storms will be obviat-
I'd. The increasing amount Ut
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19

The eovernorship OF Arizona
appears to be plumb Of no mean
magnitude. Judging from the
manner In which local politicians
and outside Office. seekers are
grsspiug for It. Every county
In this Territory has some one
ready to accept the position
sacrifice himself. "a it were, for
the good Of the people TO say
nothing OF the worm out political
hags who want any Office, no ins T.
ter what. yet who see in the Ari>
xona governOrship a good reg
ulsr salary. and splendid bust
ness opportunities. This latter
class are in hope that the appoint
ing q power at Washington will
continue to regard these Terrific.
ries AZ though they were con-
quored provinces, from which
certain tribute IL to be lived, and
which are to be governed BY men
for whom no other places can b.
fouad, yet whom the Admiastrs.
ton cannot well dismiss. The
people and press Of Arizona have
said plainly that they want no
more carpet bag governors, and
President Arthur can cast OBJ
prOhriu'n upon his administration
no more easily than by Disregard
ing these wishes. ARIZONA is to-
day the leading Territory of the
United States. Next to Dakota
she will he the frst One to acquire
Q State government. In u few
years she will be the producer OF
treasure ia fabulous quantities;
and we claim to he old and strong
enough in-brain and TACT to govern
ourselves. We have men here
VIE have made this their scr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
It seems probable that Pres

It seems probable that Presi
dent Arthur will make some 20.
COMMUNICATIONS in his annual
message with respect 20 pOIygs.
my In Utah. II President Gar
feId had lived the strength OF
his administration wouli have
been exerted for the suppression
Of p0lygam"us practices in thai
territory. President Arthur has
already taken steps to serar.
impartial aud complete Informal
tiOa On the Mormon question:. II
congressional legislation Is need:
ed TO stamp out the iniquilies ot
Mormonism, such Legislation will
be asked, aud whatever tho ex
ecutive can do to Greater u more
hSalLhful and decent order. OF
things in Utah, will bemrformed
without hesitation or delay.