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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05

This paper is kept on ME in THE ofece OF
L. ). Bosth, General Easterh Agent, Chicago
4 North-Western Railway, Al5 Broadway,
New York City Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
10 al aaY tin. They will ALWAYS be welcome.
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THEpIONEER PRESS
4 g g l.

The PIONEER Press" says the saltwater Linber
al. 10 uTl5ienisbly the representative paper of tn
orlh~esi Tho amount Of money expended on
~ lis enterprise ia the collection of State and nation
neSs unsurpassed and uneQusled. 1t Is T.
.ateru Wisconsin. northern Iowa. southern Mantle
=. Dakota. and al OF Minnesota. more IT, any on
arer IN the State OF New York-nore, In fact. tbs,
ny one PAPER Is TO any part of the Esst. Toe
2cturss. rircada agriculture and entire business OF
es Northwest knd such an organ and reprcsentsttv.
TIE P1oEasR PRxsa can be found nowhere else IL
ne United SITES, for other part of thus cont
ent" This ia but sample OF the universal testtrno
y no al quarters 70 tbs superiority of tho PIONEER
PRESS II al the essentials of drstclsss metropolitan
iewsIper. AID TO its conceded position in the front
znk OF the great American journals Of the day. II
has Substantially competitor In the vast territory
which forms tls ed of its circulation. and which II
occupies s1a ost to the exclusion Of other morning
nsspaDer. TIA circulation which has never Increased
more rsDtdy than during the past six months is four
Two times great az that of other newspaper
n tbs Northwest outside of Chicago and St. Louis
Only the leading Dapers in those cities pay 80 much
IS the PtcsEEa PRRss for teleraphic specials. and
except theee. no other paper in the Northwest nAA
ktas 30 Large corps of correspondents. IL has
News center CT the United States well at oil local
points IL Minnesota and the States and the
Territory OF Dakota Its arrangements for 1881 EN-
brace skill more comprehensive system of Geographic
ec.rossna 3Adlcs st Washington. New York. Boston
CanTSnnati. CAicAgo Milwaukee. and numerous other
cities. As vol At all the important State capitals.
sol sn1 moro widely extended system OF local
collection from this and neighbonng States. In Gls
xess and accuracy of Its market reports IL NAV safely
challenge comparison with any other western iosrnal
Believing the Republican party to be the safest
IL ~ II the greet trusts of the government the PIo
NIKE PREss Is Republican Newspaper without being
party organ. Is holds the sphere OF the Journalist
10 bs cboge eli pses and his true function 10 be that
o. faithful historian OF public events JUS candid
As.j impartial eenaor of public men and MEASURES
sni te&xie~s and independent expoaen: Of tho oest
opiniou On al pubic questions.
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Skinner.
DISTA NCECr

From Green Bay to New hsnacn 70
miles; Grand Rapids, sSmr h.rril,D
Junction l48 m; Arcadia, Gs.; Giaou,
2l4; La Crosse, z3s; 81. gaa. asI
Minneapolis, S9e.
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CONNECTIONS ,

AT GREEN BAY with Chicago h NO,,A
western AID Wisconsin Central kaiira,, r..
Mllwaukcs and Chicago. and for all ,sip,
North, East and South
At NEW LONDON, with the Mi!vxu.,s
Lake Shore L Wes ern Ry for SAawxne AM,
appleton, 0shkash, Hanitowoc, She bs,y,,
and Milwaukee,
1T AMHERST in. and PLOvHR VIII
WISCONSIN Genital :. Z. for Ashlszd, r.,
ven 70 nj Portage and Madison.
At AERRiLLAN in with Chi,sxo &,
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Rsils AZ f.,
Rlack River Falls, Eau Claire, Sc. Psul a,,,.
Minneapolis.
Al WIN0NA with Chicaxo, Milw.ut.,
1T. faul Railway, for st. Paul aud Ninu,,s
oils, with Winona 4 ST Peter Rsi7asd tt
n. W. for Rochester, Mar.ana sio.r
CITY. lankton. and points West,
At la CROSSE with S.ntLrrn Nnas.ot,
and [. G. b. Il VI. Divisions en-. IL.
Paul k't.
TIMOTHY CASE. R.e",o".
IUNSoY T. CASE, oea. n.s$r. a..
Il ons So. Hs
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100000 Acres

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale BY
the Land Department. Reduced rates of
fare and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JANIS B. PowER. Gen'l Agent, at IS
Jackson street. 81. Paul, or 3rslnerd. MIMI
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LOCAL Aft AIRS.


--If not YOU can probably get
into ii.
Travel between here and
Duluth Is rather slack.
This is excellent weather 10
wear out your old snow-shoes.
Tho new railroad draw bridge
over the Red River o, Fargo i.
completed.
Some times We get two malls a
day and then again we don't get
any for two or three days.
There are sixty four c'ties III
the United States having a popula-
ton of over 10000.
st. Croix Falls ROW rejoices il
weekly newspaper, named tn,
"Dalles Of the St Croix."
Wisconsin,, which had but ten
miles OF railroad in operation in
1851, began 1881 with over 5000
miles.
Mrs. r. 3. Mclean departed
on Thursday for protracted visit
TO friends in Ohio, for tho benefit of
her health.
The surveyed line of the
Dakota and Black Hills Railroad,
from MaHdaA to Deadwood, is $50
miles long.
Colds, coughs, sore throats.
toothache, neuralgia. iroHt bites,
rheumal' ETC., etc, ad ln
finitum.
The frost has forced q grea,
many piles OF the Nemadji boom
out Of the mud, the ice alone hold
lug them down.
The village Of Grantsburg, in
Burnett county, has assurances Of
railroad connection with the out
side world by Angus. nexs.
--Merico, in spite OF all that is
said about its want Of spirit and
enterprise has 10000 miles O! lele-
graph lines in actual operation.
The telegraph rates between
Duluth, and Chicago and Milwaukee
have been reduced one-half, that
Ia, ten words for fifty cents.
WANTED, by tie Duluth Iron Com
pany 2 900 cords OF wood 10 be
delivered in lots to suii 3. the furnace
or any point accessible by scoH.
George w. Perry and James
pardon left for Madison on Thurs
.lny, at the instance Of Douglas
county to look after legislative mat
1ers.
Tote tesms which started for
the lumber camps this weel, have
been obliged to return on account
of ,hs impossible condition OF the
roads.
DR. Gauvreau will lecture ct
the Father Mathew hall on Wednes-
day evening next. The subject Of
the lecture We have been unable TO
learn.
The Northern Pacific survey
ing party under charge of Engineer
Fish. arrised in town the early part
OF the week and arc quartered ir
Clark's house at Left Hand.
Duluth Tribune :--Superior's
Micawber-days are over. She is
no longer waiting for something to
tnrn up, for everything is turning
and apparently booming over there.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad company controls
tho greatest number of niiles OF road
of any railway in this country, hav-
ing 3,f44 miles under its authority.
The State Horticultural and
State Agricultural societies held
their annual meeting in Madison,
Feb. LIST. It is aaid the show OF
fruits in the agricultural rooms was
very fine.
DIR. Wild Of Canada did not
consult the same stars that Mother
Shipten did, for he predicts fifty
five years Of war ritter 1892, and
announces the millennium TO begir
in 1895. It's subjects of this kind
that bother poor editor.
The Scientific American asks
in black headline, "Shoulda Baby
be Fat" We respectfully refer
tho question to Thos. Bardon, OF
the Superior TIMEs.-- Bayfield,
Press. Yes, Stinch6eld, we think
Won should
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS

Tbs WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS Is the great family
OF tie Northwest. 1t exhibits sl the character
tic cxceIeoces OF tho daily IN q condensed form.
IL made NJ. hcwever. With q special referenne to the
SAINTS u Ale rural households of Minnesota and the
sdj AGENT States and Territories. It's departments
contain complete condensation af all the general and
Ssso. aud local Esvs Its farm and garden and house
holi departments prepared expressly with view
30 to SPECIAL n4eis ot this region and climate. In
Ks editorial discussions particular attention is paid to
subsci OF speciG interest to citzens OF Minnesota
and 4ghboripg States. It's market reports which
unsurpassed for fullness and accuracy. p-e
pared expressly for its columns and cover the entire
rzrSe ~ grain. produce, live stock, provision and
c,andso, lnarksts at all the chief commercial
ssa:srs. sell as al 81 Paul ard Minneapolis. aud other
An1<i points In abort ii is especially oo1nreo,d &c
ee fsrzneES and cshcr citizens of Minnesota by is
r-I-eal se.i.sto1 their local needs and interests.
Is literary miscellany q selected with great and
~ furnish reading Of the most instructive and
t..tesesGna variety Tor tho family drcla. I. has
.,Tansed with English and American publishers for
sIcoesscn OF Grstcisss serial stories by celebrated
ha;h sl3 American AUTHORISED which the thrilling
tu-y & G-cz4 Porter Squ&ce." by Farjeon. now
sesog putI+Saed in is columns. is . h-ot s.uple.
fre p-sheete ct these stories. purchased .. great
e>-., tuc1isaet - advance I'd exclusively 70 the
PinsESn PRESS In 'h.s cart Of the United States.
These serial Stores. vhich halong &c f.c Highest
I.slk c. neauoas terssur VII constitute attractive
FEATURE q tAe WEEKLY PIONEER Ply ~ Throughout
tie year 1881 ~ =eI o. 90 Sal SrdRy AID Sunis:
sIESssIneCs.
Hall subscription Hstes~
DAILY
Qls Yaa<---.-.--..st2 00 Three II lIitils go. - 90
Hi2 Months s Go Ter Month-..--.... @.
Saturday hiiGon {: tee DG =, per yetr........ %
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
Carrying Live stock to Frame.

II
A line of regular steamers, be.
tween Baltimore and Havre, IN
France, is to be started shortly, the
first steamer being expected before
the last of May If the necessary ar
engagements can be made. A com
pany in Paris, with a capital Of 90
000,000 francs, have sent an agent
TO this country for the purpose of
prospecting and finding out if the
venture is likely 10 prove paying
one. 1t is proposed to charter
three English steamers and dispatch
them each month from Baltimore
for Havre. The line is not intended
SO much for the passenger business
as for carrying grain, horses and
cattle from this port to France
The rates for freight between Balti-
more and Havre are much higher
than the rates between Baltimore
and English ports, aud the only
question remaining open now is
whether the horses and cattle can
be purchased at cost small enough
to counterbalance the difference In
freight charges. The French Com,
pany's agent, who is now in the
West, writes that he has made in
quiries, and thinks the live stock,
which Is to be the chief article of
freight, can be bought and placed
on board the steamers at price
low enough to justify higher rate
OF freight than is charged to other
European ports. He says the EROS
poets are very encouraging. 1t is
proposed by the projectors of the
line, if the experiment is successful,
to build stock-yards at Havre and
keep the horses and cattle there a
while after landing them to fatten
them up and put them in condition
Tor the Paris market. The matter
is expected to be definitely settled
next week.
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Through the easement TOaseate Dawn
Alread y steals with cheering ray;I
Let's 10 the forge, and wake the morn
With bois'trous voice and jocund lay
Bellows, blow; and furnace, smoke;
BEND the glowing met soon
Hammer, fall with telling strckel
sing to my bnvil's merry tune,
Pong Pong
strike Will the Irons hot I"
With lustry stroke my hammer rings:
Strike hard It's for your chubby bow
VINO TO his mother fondly clings.
ANA trills his cooling note of Joy.
Thanks to the sweat that battles NV face
Ine paths OF Learning he shall tread,
ANA knowledge makes her dwelling
place
Within my darling's fair young head
Labor unto the heart gives ease.
And will our daily bread supply. zx.A
IL decks the charms of my Therase,
MY Wife, my household deityi.
Our hands we're never formed to make
Mussets or sword-blades, bolts OF
God gave us arms for labor,s sake:
-our mi DIS He for Loves work oldains
Now all who day by day pursue
some darling hope, some cherished
Old hearts who have but power in view;
Young hearts. who Loves SOFT call at
Men wno would WELD. the sword or pen
10 sages and fools, peasants and kings
III yon d succeed, take as The word
vi wisdom my anvil rugs:
Pong, Pong; Pong
StrIke while the IRONS hot"
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Bread.Makins and Philosophy.

From the Hiram College Ohio student,
We quote an extract from letter writ
ten by President Garfield's wife to her
husband ten years ago. The letter ac-
cIdentally fell into President Hinsdale's
hands. Mrs. G. wrote: 81 am glad to tell
that, out of all the toll and disappoint-
ments OF the summer just ended, | have
risen up TO victory; that the silence of
thought since You have been away has
won for my spirit triumph. read
something like this the other day:
There is no healthy thought without la
Dor, and thought makes the laborer hap
py.' Perhaps this is the way have been
able to climb up higher. It came to me
one morning when was making bread.
l sard to myself: 'Here l am compelled
by an inevitable necessity to make our
bread this summer. Why not consider IL
pleasant occupation and making 1t so
by trying to see what perfect bread l can
maker 1t seemedlike an inspiration and
The whole lie grew brighter. The very
sunshine seemed flowing down through
my spirit into the white loaves, and now
believe my table is furnished with bet
ter bread than ever before"
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RESCUED FROM DEATH

William J. Coughliu, of someryille,
Mass, says: IN the fail of 1876 L was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by a severe cough. / lost rny
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my ped. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said / had hole
In my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time report went around that 1
was dead. gave mp hope, hut a friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS, GOT a
bottle, when to my surprise, com memo
Ell to feel better, and to-day 1 feel better
than for three years past.
VI write this hoping every one affllct.
ed With Diseased Lungs will take DIR
VILLA M HALLS BALSAM, and he
convinced that CONSUMPTION GAN
BE CURED. | can positively say it as
done more good than all the other medi.
cines have taken since my sickness.
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INGENIOUS DEpRAvITY.
A BrookIyn Boys Plan TO Procure
spending Money.

A brooklyn Boys Plan 10 Procure
spending Money.
New York Star.
A sixteen year old lad named Sam'l
II. DIXON, at ! O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing entered the Fifth Precinct station
house williamsburg, and informed the
Sergeant in charge that he had been at
tackled at Fourth and South Ninth
streets by two men, who stole his en-
tire months wages from his pockets,
amounting to $1b. During the strug-
gle he said bis watch was torn from his
pocket and fell on the sidewalk. The
father of the boy accompanied him to
the station house and said that the
point where the alleged robbery oc
Cured he had found the watch cases
on the sidewalk badly broken. De-
tective Short was instructed to investi-
gate the case. Yesterday morning he
visited young Dixon's place of employ
ment in Chambers street, New York,
and when about TO question the cashier
of the establishment as to the truth of
the story that the lad had a month S
salary in his pocket, Dixon intercepted
him and acknowledged that the stol y
of his having been robbed was false.
He said that until four weeks ago he
had received his wages by the month
but that since then he had been paid
every week. He had spent his salary
and invented the robbery story for the
purpose of setting matters straight at
home.
GLOW about the broken watch
cases ?" asked the detective.
IL broke them up myself and placed
them where my father found them,"
answered the boy.
"I'll have to tell your father" said
the officer.
s'For Gods sake don't" said the
boy, tears starting into his eyes.
Detective Short says this is the third
case of the same kind he has invssti-
gated.
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N Il r VI N II
Or
TONICA SPECIFICA
A BOOn 90 Roth Sexes.


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SELF ABUSE SPERM ATORRHCEA
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DIZZlNk sS tIMPUrENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C, &c
1t has been In use over forty years, anu
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IL Is no quack medicine, but stands upon
Its own merritt, as any trial will amply
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy has
always been sold for much larger price
than that for which IL Is now sold; bur
owing 10 the fact that the time fol the
payment oI a enormous royalty upon lLA
manufacture has expired, IL Is offered 10
the suffering Oh both sexes at one doiiaI
per box, so as to be within the reach o.
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address free oi further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
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RAILROAD LIN Es.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD


APRIL 3. 1881.
Trains willie Wilmington - folhtwsi
for
Philadelphia and Intermedia 10 stations,
100, S.1D D.lJ 1880 a. M; 2.SO. 400. 1" Io.OO
Philadelphia tExpresN $40. 800, 0 So
q. m. I2.l5. 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York 2.2O. $50. 100. 9.65
II.53 n. M, 1913, ~ 8. 5.52, q A p m.
Baltimore and intermediate station
o.GS a, M. 10 p. m.
Perryvi.le and intermediate Stations
4.58 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. No.
Baltimore and Washington, I2.5l, zI2
22S, $685. a. ul; l2.55, l.04, $50 lO.51 p. m
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Ioi
New Castle GO, 8.a5, q. M; Los 800. ~
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Statici:H
9.35 a. In. l.05, go p. 10.
Delmar and intermediate stations. 9.3
O. m.; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermsd. ate stations
.. 10 q. m. 800 7.c0, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and Now Iork. 40 a. mo 81
ga y. III.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l2
2.2S, 7.55, q. m, 10.5l p. m,
For further information passengers afc
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot II. +. kENNE1,
superintendent
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Power Of the Press.

In no way is the power of the press
more surely shown than in the univer.
sal knowledge that has in less than a
year been diffased throughout fifty mil
hons of people of the wonderful cura.
tive properties of that splendid remedy
Kidney-Wort. And the people from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific have shown
their Intelligence and their knowledge
of what is In the papers, by already
making Kidney-Wort their household
remedy for all diseases of the kidneys
liver and bowels. Herald.
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DANCINsI


|DANolSe
REoPENING OF A. s. wEBSTERS sE.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 0Gfz,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington. Dei.
Ladies and Gentlemen. Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become Proficient In all
the dances OF the clay, and to learn tina
new and more fashionable ones, Will ind
u 70 Their advantage to begin with the
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September Qth.
Gentiemen,k class Monday and Thursday
evenings nom to 10 O'Clock.
AFTIiRNOON CLASSES.
Conmenclnk on Saturday, october ID.
Ladies aud Misses and MASTERED class
GH .a rom to o, and Saturdays.
ito ~. ~ 10 4.O0. Private lessons given
Ut any honr TO suit convenience.
eLIDh AND RACQUET wA1TzEs TAUGHT
IN FEW LESSoNs.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seininarles, and tor private classes of
ladies or gentlemen, can be made Inv an.
plying at, the Academy, AZ Robefin =
Dro.'s, No.Ti0 Market street or by mail to
A. 8. WEBSTEh,
epA Masohic Nemp1es
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A letter from a New York corr,

A letter from New York cores
pondsnt says: The shares of the
keely Motor Power Company continue
In fair request at about Is. 1t is
stated that at recent experiment
with this power an ordinary bullet was
sent through two two-inch planks, and
striking hard substance beyond was
completely fattened. Those who
were present were induced to believe
that the power could be so increased
as to throwa cannon ball distance of
ten or twelve miles.
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- ABE STRAUSS, Esq. the well.known
Stock Raiser of Lex ington, Ky. says ~
recommend iebig Co.'S Arnicaled Ex-
tract Of Witch Hnzel TO all OF my friends.
IL has been used in 'thoroughbredi STA
bles of II. B. MCGRATH, X. ii. OWENS.
LEE PAUL, W. b. SCULLY. and other
well-known Breeders and Trainers. and
they all pronounce IL to the very best
lotion and medicine for the horse which
they ever used, giving almost instanta-
neous benefit" Cures Breaking Down.
Wind Calls, Capped and Sprained Hook
FOOT Contraction, and Cracked Hoof
Sold In nifty cents and dollar sizes re.
duced rates y the half gallon or gallon.
beware of worthless limitations. Depot
" Maiden ane, New York
General WILLIAM T. WITHERS. the
celebrated Blooded Stock Raiser and
proprietor of Fair avn Stock Farm
Ls,alington. KY, saws Liebig Cos Ami.
S ~ extract OF Witch Hazel should be
In every stable In the country Cures
FOUNDER, SPAWN, Bursal EnlarRem ents
5rosen Knees. Speedy Cuts and Sore EYES
SOU "a oo cents and doll risizes; reduced
rates py the half gallon or gallon. re-
ware OF worthless imftaf.cps, Depot Al
Maiden Lane, New York, apr3S.st w
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EMIGRANTR.

A Pennsylvania Railroad emil
grant car was attached to the train
for Baltimore passing through this
city at 1888 O'Clock this morning. It
contained about twenty-five emil
grants, bound for the west.