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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-11

OUR HIGHLY ESTEEMED Republican con-
temporaries continue to pirate and claim
glory about the splendid service Of Sherman
and Window in rcfunding the national debt
and sweeping off the old amount and interest.
1t is now going down at the rate of ten
millions month, while the interest is
being lessened about fifteen millions year.
1t has been our principal duty on several
occasions to remind our Republican friends
that Sherman might, without any impro-
priety, share this glory with kind Proyi-
dence and good crops; and we now add
that If John Sherman had been allowed his
own way, we should have refunded at Al
per cent? instead Of 4. This is plainly
understood fact in history. 1t was the force
of public opinion, Expressed through Con
gress, which compelled this great wielder Of
finances to forget the interests of Wal
Street in that important measure. Let tn,
credit go where it beloDgs-~to the people
who have weakened the clutch Wall Street
had oL iis,....sinGa.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-11
BOARDING.

INIRST-CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
IL 476 Penna. ave-, opposite National Hotel.
Board from IS to slO per week. Transient from s1
to s150 per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
o. q. Howard, proprietress. ocl7.d
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MANIFESTATIONS.

VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman n situation as cook I'm private fam
lily; willing to assist with washing; best of refer
ence given. Apply at s02 I'd st. NV.
w NTANTED-COPYING, SEWING, OR ANY
w respectable work, by widow and daughter
of an army officer; best of army references Ad-
dress G. $. N, Critic Office.
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w Keeper; no objection 10 the country. Adj
dress a. NJ. O., Critic Office. aui0
WTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSI-
w tion secretary to an honorable gentle
mani references exchanged. Address STELLA
HARRIS, City Post Office. auto
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30
VOLUME Il.

a PAPER MANUFACTURING firm
proposes converting 10000 acres oi
timber land in Somerset county.
Pennsylvania, into paper. A large
gang of workmen have been sent
TO the tract to begin improvements.
There will be erected a shanty filtv
ice, in length, twelve feet in width,
snd eigh, feet high. The shanty
once completed, Jork vii! De begun
on large store building, thirty
dwelling houses, and an enormous
disester for the cooking and steam
ing Of wood in the manufacture Of
palp, and q huge building is to be
used IN the manufacture # uapcr
sacks and wrapping paper. All
these preparations are preliminary
to reducing 20,OJ0 acres of forest
to new books and ine wriiin O
paper Ex.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30

4 New FERRY Boar. Mr.. L.
Y. Ripley. of Sault Sic. Marie, who
has been here !or several months
informs us that on the opening ot
navigatinn the rrcHol'nr Antelope.
owned by him and his brother, will
be brought here from the oanlt to
ply as a ferry between Superior anil
Duluth this season. Tie Antelope
is described as a handsome, ,slaunch
little boat, built OF oak at Cleveland
in 1878, 90 feet long, II ieet beam,
draws S feel of water and runs L
miles an hour. She will make four
trips daily between Superior and
Dulnth, bes ides occasional day OF
night excursions ON the bays and
rivers and out III the lake short dis.
tances. The fare will be put down
TO the lowest living limit. The boal
has been running on the Nauit river
and 10 Mackmaw, Michipic"tei
and other points on the lake. " {
think there will be all the business
this season between the towns here
that two ferry boats can attend to,
and are glad the Minnie LeMo.t is
10 have such noble cc!Yag as
the Antelope.
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Making mapl5 Sugar.

For Agricultural Department Pionesr pless.
For several years have becR au-
customed to- make maple sugar, and
have tried various bian- u gnt ,h..
most zap and hurt the Tree the least
Tie following | have adopted a.
brirg altogether the best Use
ue,hing larger than three-cighths
bit in boring the trees. Bore an
inch or Two inches deep, Depending
on the SIZE OF the trees but one
hole t0 tree big or little. For
spouts use red cedar, butternut or
ash pine is too soft. Bore them
with r small gimlct, just sufficient
TO let tie sap bass through. The
chicct of the small hole in the tree
and spout is to keep the air out,
ard thus prevent the hoe from
drying on the inside. Maple or
chards thus tapped Will yield nearly
double the sap they do when bourcd
with a three-qC after or inch augur,
and with ont little damage 10 the
trees.
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ProFeheht to navigation caused hy or re-
snit'hS lfJn the erection, construction aad
maintenance oi said piers, boonS aud work
within the limits aforesaid aHd the iaciil.at
lhg OF the landing aud controlling Of los
hhlb br and other III ,te!iais afores nd hy
means oi sald boous and works n.AF and
th.y hereby are auth hDris Il and esn powered
10 catch, Sttiler. bold AMI secuFc ~itain.
ara receive into slld boom OF b3Dsns aud
works and handle and cpatroi therein all
logs, timber, spar7, fence . ,stS, railroad ties
and materials coming or Running down
s'iG river or l. tributaries within tilc nnl l.
OF SAID pitrS, hooms and rks, aui to eott
lie same INTO side or poese5 b0oms, aud to
store The r'tHe ,herein, i0r .ae owner OF
person hay'rg ch rye Thereon rs ~een Is
practicable after they shall arrive IA said
hooh provided that said james iicintire uI
lis as5'gns shall not be Obliged to tetlin tie
same ia such pocket, s!,le other boom OF
! boo.is for longer period than J!lir'ty da}
ahd IN case The same shall not witi,a that
time DC removed bl The owner or persUu n
ei!arse thereof and SAID James McIutire or
his as-igHs shall hld it necessary TO II, moys,
the same ~ som other locality on said
rIg"r, then and ia that case, the 04sncr on
pefso% having charge thereof shah raw TO
sa'd James Nctat re or his assigns, q reason
ai.ie compensation for ,uct removal or any
other necessary work done by him On them
upon said logs, timtcr or Tnat, iials afure-
SAID, after saId period OF thirty DAYS, Ia
addluoA 10 the boumase hereinafter r0yid-
I'd for.
Section 3. Whenever ans logs, timber el
ether materials sio' esaid, shah be securcti.
serted boonh,,d, stored "a at reeaid in
faid boom or noous or by The aid OF said
works, the SAID Junes McInnrr or bis
assigns shall have the iight 10 collect ana
Receive I, r,asoululr tell or boclnage there
on, not exceeding fifty cents per thousand
! iest board measure Tor sorting tie same,
ana stall bavc = lien on all Gran, loI ton Of
/ such los, timber and other InatcI idts atUre.
sa'd, 50 secured, 3oomcd, sorted aad stored
toi Tile pa| .gent Of such h00uage aud tOl
! due on taC saiue tuatb o. lot OF logs. and al
other SUMS cue thereon as herein suntenl-
plated and the same NAY be enforced in
ttte SAME manner aa other liens on h.gs and
LUMBER may How be enforced by or m pur.
seancc o1 any provisions OF law
Section I. All acts and parts q? ats coz.
h'cting mita thc provisions OF this act are
hereby repealed.
Section ., This act shall take effect and
be in io,ee frJn and after its psssire anc
pUblicjtron
Approved March 26, 1881.
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want oi space turbrds, yet wcm make
room Tor the following
No pari OF the State Is rs prosper.
GUS AZ "'Hhe New Wisconsin," 'rhe
business "boom" il in tull blast in
every section OF It's vast territory.
New enterprises are starting up al,
every hand. Settlers are comm 9
in and securing The vacant land.
tor farms. Capitalists are seeking
Investments, pr"t,.S -ional men
locations, manufacturers prominent
business points, aud g,ance over
the ei'tirt field of operations from
Lake superior TO the center of the
State,-eaSt. We t, ncrlh ami south,
shows tilaL the whole country
progressing rapidly and is IL bee
hive ot industry
The outlook for the coming year
is most encouraging. Riiiran,t
hullilng viii h- Increased oven
former years. The Northern Pacific
Easteri! extension Viii cross She
northern bet from the MluntSota
stare line through Douglas, Baytield
and Ashland co"ntles To the Mon
trea! river. 1t will form an import.
ant hnk IN the great Trunk iiut
spanning the continent from ocean
TO ocean. IL rHus Trough a country
rich IN minerals. and ,,lne and hard
wood forests. 1t is destined Ia aid
III The speedy development OF one
Of the riches, mineral belts in thl
world. The North WISCONSIN VII.
be pushed through To Lake Su
pArior sixty miles OF the Chicago,
Portage IL Superior Air Line road
will be halii from Superior south.
east through Dougit~ and Barne,l
counties ihe ST. Cloa,j, Grants
bury IL Ashland road viii Le ron
ed from Dululh road /" Grai t>hurg
the county seat ot Burnett coan!,
the milwaukee,, I.ske Shore &
=" eslern will he pushed uor,It
through Langlade county IT,.
Chippewa Valley road viii he huIl'
from Fan lurc 10 the hilssi>sipri
the Mliw anker Il Norihrtn viii be
extended through 10 the Mcuom,nee
Iron Range tie Wisconsin *
AiIunte"Ia wiii be extended to Mrr.
rllI aid many other pref tic,i sud
nem " oIgahi2r.i guadt WI make 3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30

INDIVIDUAL CHARACTEE. Every
human beng has character Of his
own which he is not to change O.
mould into that of another, but to
develop and exail into The highest
form OF which he is capable. lie
has duties which no one else can
perform, an influence which no one
else can yield, and a conscience
with which no one else must con.
fiict. Nothing is more fatal t
strength of mind than TO part witl
our individuality,o or to t,y to fashion
ourselves upon arother's moleI.
Self-reliance IL perfectly compatible
with humanity. The more we
honestly feel our deficiencies, the
more necessity do we tina for per
sonal efforts. We can do for our.
selves what no other person can d.
tor rs, and if we reverence Our
moral natures, and use all ex' 'erna
influence as q means ot qnickening
our internal energy, strengthening =
our faculties, aud developing III,
best that is in us, society will hav'
! fulfilled her true eud iur us IN eXait
ing the individual nature which sLt
tas often deprtsses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30
Published Mare; 90, 1871
CHATTER 2S9.

AN ACT 80 authorize James MclUilre and
his assigns 10 build ana maintain pIct s
boOEis and other works III the Saint Louis
isCr aud its lributarl,s 10 townships forty
cElt aad furtv-n'rs, in raf ges fourteen
and fifteen vest, jn tie conn OF Douglas
state OF u iscouaiu.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. rcpre-
s,nJed u senate aad as emily, do enact as
follows
Section J. James McIntrc and his assigns
are hereby aGthOr,zcd and empowered to
drive such pies, laid, csus tluct, maintain
md keep in repair such piers, hnou,s shrcr
wing, pocket and all other Rooms and works
as may be iound convenient or necessary in
,hr Saint Louis River ana its tribntag les
within TIE following territory and linn t.. to-
VT: sccto five (5l and six l6) in township
tnrty-c'Eht (4Sl north ot range fourteen (i4)
" est, all ot otiownships fUTty-eght (ISl and
forty y-nine f4a) north Of runga fGfe,r I5l
west. and Pukegami Ray 81 UAtcd IN sections
ninctcen (l9), thirty i3n(, tlIir'y-one (9n
and thirty two 1927 in township forty. inc
/ t491 north OF range fourteen tI4) west, all IN
! he county OF Douglas and state of Il iscon-
sln, for the pdrpu-c Of securing, booming
holding, sorting and handlug therein All
I logs, spars, timber. fence posts, raiirtad lies
/ sna other materials, cntn'n~ or running
down or Into said river or tributaries, VII hin
she nits OF said hcGn,s OF work.. and tor
/ the purpose OF ma king said booma aud " orE :
I thectLsl, may extend the same or any part
thereof, occasion NAV require along or
Z ecrc>S the said river on either ui he Ilatu raj
I channel thereof 10 an extent co-extrneiyc
within the jurisdiction OF the state OF Wis.
. cousin piuvIUvd, however, that sneh piers
: bnoms and works shall nOt materially impede.
Z OF ohstruct nav cation, and snaii not be con-
StrGctra except upcn OF in font of land
owned uy thc said james McIutire. or hi
/ assigns acquired by voluntary conveyance.
CT upon OF ia front of which the said Jane.
Aclntire or hi assigns, shall have acquired
BY voluntary act oi the owner or uwu,r, oi
;be land, tue ght, privilege and authority
30 construct such wurns. and such bgomS
and works shall not he constructed or main
tanned between any dock lines now establish
cd OF 70 br established oa or near The sh,r, 5
! OF said PoNegsmA BAY aud tie chanle.s
thereof, and the sld pooms, licrs and work,
shall alway: be aud remai1 subject to the
general government, the state ui Wisconsin,
or other comp tent auIhogity. 10 aredge er
maintain channels or btSlHs,or TO construct,
maintain or use such docks, piers or othr!
structures ~ thry may desire fer the iu-
proycmvaa OF havi igitiou or the purposes ot
commerce.: aud provided far,hcr, tiat the
I:ee comu.unicat o. by water for all craft,
between any pier duck, wharf or shore aui
the general line, course ana tnorougRIare o!
navigation in said river and ba, shall not 10
any manner DISTRACTED or interferel gitn BY
the SAID James Mciu,lrc OF his assigns With
out such owners consent.
Section ,. And the sajd James McIntire
sHd h. sasiges in consideration cf iae ira
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Notice.

STATE or WIscoNsIx.
DorGLAs COUNTY IN 1ifcSif tocRr.
iasriek II. Kelley & Alfred Dnfrenc
Plaintiffs
AGAISST
Edmund Ingalls, Defendant,
The State OF Wisconsin to the said
Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to anpear
within twenty days after the service Il this
summons exclusive of tie day of service
afd defend the above entitled action in the
Court aforesaid, and in case of vour failure
90 I" G" Judgement vii be rendered acaiust
you according 90 the deniard OF the com
pant JAS. s. RICHIE &
ENSIGN & CASH,
Att'ls for PFff
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The n aW " isconsin.@

U15cr the above heading the
Ashland Press oi last week has q
we'll written two column srticie
setting forth very fully the a!yant-
sges, prospects and growth Of this
portion OF our state. We would
like 10 copy the article entire, hut
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30

STATE CF WISCOASIN( County Court,
GoUGLAs COUNTY In i'ohatt.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at tire -p-cial
tenn oi the County Court 10 b. held Ia and
Tor said County at the out House in "a
pepior, il said County, on the Thfd Tuesday
The seycutcenth day OF May 1881, a. two
o'clock in the d tcruoon oi said day, the
following mattc,s vi be Lard ami coz
sjdcred
The application Of John F, .loyt, of St.
Paul, in The state OF Minnesota, ~ admit TO
probate the last viii ami testament OF gorge
Culver deceased, late OF Ramsey County in
said state, amt for letters OF administration
with the viii annexed 10 be issued 10 hi.n
The SAID John + tioyt
BY order OF the Court.
GEO. ". rERhY, County Judge.
Dated Ap't -, 1881.
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" office.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNT OF DuUGLAs{ oi'e'il '>otNl'
Chsuncey ". Grigg PhjntiFl
AGAINST
Edmund ingalls, Defendant.
The State Wisconsin To the said Defend,
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive Of the day OF service
and defend the above entitled action in the
Court aforesaid And in case Of YOUR
failure so to DO Judgement will be rendered
against you according to the demand Of the
complaint. JAS. s. RITCHIE &
EfSIGN il CASH,
Att'fs for Pl'f.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30
DAaOFA DIVISION.

Nea,s : &Ilair xr"pt ya,Gr3sv. tDailv
sept Hond.v. Daily except Snadav.
Trains Gonr,ct at St. fafI ami Mime
ap"iis with trains East and South; ~ 81.
,'ion.i it'll trains for Me'roso and the Sank
Wiley at Hia;nerd with trains ia aad from
DaIuth and 70 and from the West and South.
Com cction with 81 Pau! & Duluth R.R.
trrirs at \. +. Junction; st. rau! ". 4 Vi.
Railroad trains at Glyndon for st. Vincent,
Winnipeg, and the British Possessions at
Bismarck with >tages for Standing Rock
FoI trcc, Berthol'l Fort Kvough, aud other
points in Montana: also with the \. w Stage
and Express Cos line 10 Deadwood City and
all points "a the Black Hills and with Mis-
souri, ana Yellowstone River Steamer for
Fort Benton, Fort keogh ana intermediate
points in Dakota aud Montana and at
Duluth with iirs; class steamers for Golling-
sood, Sarllia, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Chicago and intermediate points.
April 18th, 1856. II, L. SARGENT,
Ger'l Manager -. PAIL.
o. G.. SANEOEN. II 4. TOWNE,
Geu'iF Frt & Ticket 4 ct. Superintendent
i3 Jackson St, 81. Paul. BraineTd,
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,O0O,OOO Acres

Of Minnesota and Dakota lands for sale by
the Land Department. Ke9uced rates Of
fare and freight TO actual settlers.
Full Information given Ypon application
to JAMES B. PowgH. Gen' Agent, At ID
Jackson street. 81. Paul, or 3raluerd, AiDu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30

Pays taxes fer non-residents in all the
Northern Counties, examines Titles. and an
%H~~e ~ '~~rt-Ias -slsrrr W real cet-tr>
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THOMAS BARDOE,
LAND AGENT.
ASHLAND, TTS.

Orers foe sale valuable lots In Ashland
Choice tracts OF land adjoining the CITY,
suitable icr Additions Pine and Hardwood
I&Dds accessible to railroad and streams ;
yroa lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
~ Pine Stumpage on tributaries of the
st Croix, ChippeSa, and Lake Superior at
tOw rates.
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The Milwaukee.
Lake Shore and
Western Ry.
H.e, REED. GeuT superintendent.

H @, II REEp, GerI Superintendent.
Suuuing hem MILWAUKEE north through ths
following CoGniic8.
NJ1wsrErr, 0zsrEfs, sHsBoYeAv,
3>NIT ,Noc, t.ALgsET, OTTAsAHlg
NTSyEBlao 8utwtxo,
WAup,c.. MAR,THnS,
And 81, reaching The s.''o1i'-c points
P0FT N~HTya-ON. -'frB,IGAS. SuEBeYGAS FAILS
NAyrTovc. Tao RIrgR~. bAtksrvA. APPjErcH,
!ioaT.sriLl.F., nsRGusH. New LoNooa,
CLINTu%yuLE. IJ6EkToN.
CJBNECTIGES
NuWau.ee-vi'h all FaroaL anu Steam boat
Ii7..
Weedens with onnil,n- Line Tor Sheboyg gan
Fats t3 H,iirsl
She5oygap--Nirh >hebogau and Fond dn Lac
RailronA
Two R.vers--Uith Stages for Kew snes ao6
4hnapee. aud during the season
% navigation with Steamers Tor
th,.-o ro,uts-
Forest Jvnc'ion-HfGh Wisconsin Central R.R.
Appleton Junc'ioa-"iih thie"so aud North
Oshkosh c. & Nv. ~, and C. NJ. St.
New London-wi'h Green Bay sr:i Man. Ry.
Gin rCnvllie-With Stages Tor shaw ano. IS miles,
Freight 1'f@;.'5.a Il is% H.'.: .''' dispatch '''
Through Tickets s'1p,sai oi .'i sat at
i m. - -. 49, nftl.e Uni,-. station and C,nada.
land Seekers and Settlers Tickets
Can he obtained It all StaioaS az Loaess Rates
The northern porto, of this Road runs through a
region ahonna.ug IT, maple hjr~h. oas-wood oak
elm, hemoca and pine Special Inducements 70
parties desiring 10 locate nachif1ry for QIctuT
iBg.
Correspondence Solicited
For Information spply any AgeCt of tbs Con>
Pauy, or 10
Z. T. WI[ITCGh9,
Csr. Eat Eets- -a- Tasoc 5trN---s Ni'-57E~. Fis
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RHEUMATISM,
>PERMAroRRHG4,
EUgALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
ACHES AND PAINS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
EPILEsPY,
HEAD TRoUBLEs,
IARYLIsES,
GENERALILLUEALrH,
Spinal DISEASES,
SCIATIca,
DEAFNESS,
DECLINE,
LUMBAGo,
CATARRH,
NERVOUS CoAlPL' rs.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Headache, Pain In tie Shoulders, Cough,
DizzinHess, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Mouth. Palpitation of the
Heart, Fan in the region Of the kidneys.
and thousand other painful symptoms, are
the otfsprlngo Of Dyspepsis.
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Notice.

Dated APrii Is, 1881
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-30

IN ACT 80 authorize James McIniire and
his assigns TO build ana maintain pie, $
booEs and other works iir the Saint Louis
river aud its ,ributdri, IN townships forty
clEht aad furtv-nUs, in rar ges fourteen
and fifteen vest, jn tie conn Of Douglas
state OF u lScousln.
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DENTISTRY.

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refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis.
eases q specially. Ifyou are afflicted with
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