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: m Tins ptlle, Cts, 25. Sebr.
pie &cbnurg bes 6leiiaerS Dennis Sen.
neiIp brannte beute abenb nteber, uuo 6rau
Ssnnefp, ioluie ihre 3wei tletnen &tnber
tnmen in BEN 6lammen nm. Der pefuniGre
Ssrluff bEtrdat mr. $4,000.
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& efofp enf.
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pps' unpEtst Scfoppe!r IN ben Smgen pbsr bSt spSs
9en osr 2at oeer ben anoten, benz Teiy SSsr "a 81
NerGen ipslde bas hut pergtften o'>''" '''' DEE
E Sbr?nr5e 8rantReiter, aupberfras, berSort.s.
Satts I'M Stuis, itrOpPuI6e ararfbeitsu u"nctSsIsl
;. %Sr %ae,f!s. sbgbis uuO generie jisberpuTSs,r s
orT,,Ha @ un9 etfs @e3bire, SaI;iIuB enGiiSG.
MGtpgE' lpeise S5iueuunger. 8rinctopf. Seb6rmts.
ta"IO'", ateb5. Dritier9wsuungen, snOten 'Is' NM
sebunS oes &orperS, 4Iteln unb ausIbIGoe S6Sss.
rem, 9bspepiie, dererS uub 8IaIenIeiben Srnn;s%ss
&teumnhsmS unS @ift, Sdrtuefudt. gioSsnssss!s,s.
unS BrieS icnie Nbarten oer obiger 9rar,be;tsT ~
nen btsme.Ien nneere aamen geSeben tUetSerr, We
Gei Apothetern fir eiuen Dollar bt,
Slaldlc ;l babeu.
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Aus Der Bnubesbauptftaet.
Sin ueuer @sianster an gpauien.

Baibington, %. Sebruar.-llnter oen
aeiiern bem Senat eingeididten Nomluatioa
nsu if bic Sobn %. 6oiter's pon Snotana
,sm omeritaniiden @elauSten in Wtaorto.
NoIter mar friiber @elanbter IN Dtettto mo
ct. Yetersburg. gSie uerlautct, puroe Dolter
ipe,ieu III benz i3tuede ernannt, Die gtatura1
li5ationsfraee nno aubere ,.uiihen Spanlen
uno ben Ser. Staaten ldmsbenoe Srdgen
beSulegen, uno wirb nad grlcbi8ung oteler
8ufsabe cen YOlten nieoerle8eu.
Der rntersans ess ,.Gfbucipt."
Ser Nlotteniefrstdr bat pom Iontral elte'
Dem @ommanbeur Der aiiattfden Slotte1=
Itatior, cine aus Song Song oattrte Oe'
pefde erbalten, in fuelder angefragt lpIro,
mas nit ben gSrad oeS geiaetterten Oanls
pfers ,QIbuelot" uno NIT oer Wtannl9d1t
oelislben geId)eben ioG. $4,000 beIlnSen rd
in ether eiierneu 9eibipinSe auf benz 9Srad,
bic man jebof nur nit Siilfe elmer Serge'
u!unnidait ipie6er erlaugen t0nue. Die DE-
peIde Iaat ferner. baB eine llnterind]ung itber
bic ll1ied1e beS Sd)ifibrud|S an8eoronet NOR
Seu iit, ifmeist aber, iuie berlelbe herbe'9e=
fiihrt Wurbe. o.,
Sttretdr Chamber telegrapbirte oem ao@
mirol @lib, ciae griinsiid)e llnterla4unJ
Ibsr ben Sdifibrud al fibren, Die JtanleH
bar SerunsliidteH mitiutbeilen nno Die 9e'
rctteten uuter Die iibrigeu Sabrien9e oe8
@eId)paberS III Oertbetlen.
Seute Qlbeub erbielt Der SlOttenIetretdr
nod cine 9epeid)e pom Ioultral Gig, mel
der folaenbe 2iffe Der bet'm Sdtnbru4e
rmeefomlnenen iibernittelt: Geo. .Salentine,
SEQ. 9ti4ton, Srib 2ahenbat, ct. Ge9er
Crane, Gm. @roNau, Uenj. BOhlrab, SSnt.
| GronInu. gnhrgm ScotlQU0, Gum Sding,
| qt Sing, QiB 3aa.
| Gtue 9utbere 5tutile III SSaihirstom
Gtue Qn,cbl beruorragenOer lHtbcrtifer
| gsiiltder Ser Staote Hcws2ort, Baltimore
| NIB gSahin0tOu hat eilleu Autruf an aue
2utteraner in ben Ser. Staaten erlaocI'
ms!d)er nm Seitrdge ipr Grrldtung elHes
folOIIdlen Bron;eilatlie Utartln EEtleG . III
Waibiueton eriutt. 9telelbe lcl EN- 0hpl''
tat Ger gutberitatuc ieil, tpc!de lnmItten oei
beriibmteu Grippe i'll NsrmS ltsht uHo lou
upr Der lutberiten Melnortalttrdle am 100
mas 3irrl, ,miiaen eer IA. Gtrdb: III,
Bernout, Aut., auigefteat wetoen'
germiicbtss.
3ie aGgenleine 0efbitBtu, bic uabe3u aus
Qealbeitst 1T, bepilli9t etma $780, Qe
Die bebsptenHfeu EOfen be3ie4sn iih al
| Nnlprnt)e an ole Ne9lerun9. -D't 1Jt.Vtt
ligurg pom 1888, 900 sur 3efuug bss Dei
,te bei Der Centennial NusiteQun8 mnro
sefriden.
9as Staatsbepartement in ofiiiieQ benad)
rtdItigt poroeu, bnb uOm 1. Sult bis Ii
Sttober 3. s. in YUndeu cine tuternatto
nate &uufausitellung ab9ebalten meroe
mirh. 9lmerifaniiae Siinitler weroen 3u
getheiltgung az Der NuSfteuuug etngelaeen
Senutor 8errp liegt CUR 3eit i'll o9tatiO
nalz zSotel" fraut barnieoer.
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Sin DouGr nro SlafAt.
NaSmab's GegalirenSs Tia.n.

SoILtommsre Furganien, IinbernSs Ibfasr
rittel wtrfen obHe Samer, fets
Inoerlaiiig unb uatiirlt5 In
tbrer Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-26

gnt7inbNugsn Der yiiereu, Gnt,IrSurc.s
OIL 8laie, @e0armz z@ut'HH0ungen, gur.
gen @0ageittoucH, 9alsletOcn, Ultima,
Ier5tiopfen, 0ipb pbtberitts, bplerilhs4u.
fGl!e, SrGunt, Satarrb, SEfueu3a, Ropi.
heb, .3abuihmer}en, 0turalgte, R6fns
mahemnS, taltcS Ero lctBe5 5iab.r,
9aburranGCn nnb 3rofbsuItu.
Sit 3IicsubnEg 5ss ,9sdpp EeTisf" aE het cAsr SfS
istasnos1 tst.en NerGaii. aualubltlt GnSeras
p0tr Griebter;rr
HlrsI8 uts ist9}idaropfl, In eincm 6.a5sg,s,r hal,
len IN fren'Geu 4ugentIiden 9rimrfe alG1erfS,f,rs
SorbtanHeH, oF1mlrSsn, EiGrrbje bbientsrn 80
=. SIdfar55n Hra ate iunerIideu Sbmgr;tn " ''V"
%.isne2 lel.en iatmer eiEe Tlaiae pDn NJ S,ya ne
-ss,. "eAei bel lto trdgcu. gBeniae 9rosfsn Sa.
ron i, gDabs, "'tbon, beugeu aUsn RIqnIbsiten nns
ben parl 5grtSi,nf.s "'iHeu, Die nuS berI Gsbro,ss
i4,ec3tsU g9aNsrs enteringcn, ar ga TT Elm bscfsS
StiIi':ai..s, als i.aniJfi4sI 5rGnesoSr SitteTsr
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gefssrap6i(de 9epef6en.

tBsriats bsr ,aHociirten grs6e" fir ben ,SsutISs
SprreponSenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-26

Cement Irbeit fur xrpttpire,
8ote, Keller. gtdae II. {. ~, u. (. 10.
.. Sarreu. SIR. A26. QprSs Garsss Stras..
(Suli28. 1SD
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4dffe! Wdife! NdfIe!
.r Rsiis iRs 2psIanS bsiOret innsrBaI6 "a Stunben
u. Maine,
e6e Der Baltimore Strass une YpltsCifics sgpsnus
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Sur;eSabeleeoeiber.

- Tremierminifter @lubfone miro am
8onnerita9e in gOnbon eiutreffen.
- Die in 2on6ou tagenoe 9onausGonfc.
ren3 pirb am nGfften Wittpof geIdloieu
merben. Gtu6lanO bat benz Sernebmen mad
ben pom Carl @rauOtGle uorgeidlagsnen
@OmpromtB uccsptirt.
- Ser ipaniife Senat bat bsibloiier,
alle stptiden Spanien unb nnheren %lnoern
ertfttrenoen Soaubelsuertrdge bis gum -.
0iGrS III oerIangern.
- Die Ser3ogin BON Qlbunp if i'm ShloIie
su 8inbior etnes meibliden &inoes entbuus
ben tporoen.
- Die Tfitglieoer BEG 8unbesratbS Der
Sdmci3 iinb eingelaoen morben, Der &rOuuug
bes 9;areu bei;unohneu.
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GuTop5i(Ge
Der m,in, nou sanles in Berlin.

Berlin, %. 6ebruar. - Ser Yriu; bon
gSale8 1T bier aHgefomner. Gr purbe am
guGnhoie pom beutiden tronpriuen uuo
Nelien N0nlilie snlpfanaen.
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81 q ! q y / q

6IniSig Gents bic 5laibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-26

Sooeuhugeu, "a. Sebruar. - Die
preuEiidbeu Sealnteu perfobren bel Soltretz
furo Der neuen &egulattoueu in SdleSWis
Solitstu nit GROCER NdbtSuug.
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TT~NTEWTF 3 NEgN
1lnterIeiGSi1mersea! I!

FIrdiau, Si1rrbSe, gboIsrd gorbus chsr TSrryr.
tcaSer StuPisang !pCr6n iuus@gatb 10 oeer 20 aHi.
nuten burP &Gowap'5 Rtos9 Relie' os6eiIt HeE
ghtaEorGrG Iro tsiue GntsiinNura tsine SdipSHs
cbIr AbBSpGrTt9s! ipirs tSaI 9ebrala bs5 y. y. ass
U;i ieIger.
Gs 1T Der srFi u1s eir5ss Stms-,eUsGiusr, Der ans
9enblidli5 Die idrsdIi.2ken Sursrlsn iiat Gut,iIs
eInBe mo SntanHEan9 ltnegEt, pb sc nun In Sty
SrRaueu auitESlen, Es.ln-i1.sG SGs Ettd g.Rgal =
rulkt. ultb iIpGr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28
Prepared by DR.. j. G.. Aver g. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
RkYnE,s 10 Horse snark-nrraa.,..

Portable Engine has cut 1000 #. of NichiaaS>-
Pine Board in 10 hours, burning Glabs from the
saw IL eight loot lengths.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28
Publish April Is, 1881
CHAPTER OFF


AN ACT to authorize Eliza Conan and Mary SAT-
ford, their heirs and assigns, to construct and
maintain piers, docks and wharyes in the Bay
of Superior.
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
III senate and assembly do enact as follows
Section /. Eliza Conan and Mary Stafford. their
heirs ana assigns. are hereby authorized and EN-
powered y lay out, construct and maintain pier
OF piers, cock or docks and Il Whar! or Waryes in
the waters OF the Bay Of superior. from the east
ern END Of C" street in Roy's Addition to Supe-
rlor cry, III Douglas county, Wisconsin accord
ing To the recorded plat Of the said Rows Addi-
tioh, as surveyed and recorded in The said Doug
las county, or from any lots blocks parcels of
l1llu ADJOINING the said eastern end OF said 'C'
street which the said Eliza Conan and said Mary
Sailord now own or may hereafter acquire. 10 tn
dock or %hari liuc heretofore duly established in
ttlc sun BAY OF superior and 10 any dOcS or
WliaTl llne Which may hereafter be dliy ana law
fuiiy established in the Bay Of Superior aforesaid
outside OF ana to the north and east of the said
OK me heretofore established and may lay out,
construct and maintain such piers. dock, ana
WharVeS over and across the line OF any highway,
stcet or III lrOad heretofore laid out or CONSTRUCT
co. or Whlch may hereafter be laid out or con-
Stracled, IN the Bay OF Superior; provided, that
the piers, docks and Wharyes hereby authorized
shall conform To the grade Of such highway street
or railroad heretofore laid out orconStructcd, and
slalI IN no wise Interfere with. ubsrruct, hinder
street or railroad or the cDnstFu tinn or operation
or prevent tie Use or operation of such highway.
OF any additional railroad railroad tracks,
when may hereafter be laid out or constructed
IN the Bay of Superior aforesaid.
Section ,. The said FL ~ Conan and the said
Mary Stafford their heirs and assigns are hereby
authorlIel ana empowered to build and maintain
at any place or places on along the said piers
docks or Whdryes, suchshedS, whHrebouSes stores
elevators or mills as to the said Eliza Conan and
the SAID Mary Stafford, their heirs and assigns may
seem requisite or necessary. and may charge re
ce!ye ana collect rents and tolls for the OF the
sald piers. docks or whurycs and other Struc-
( lures hercinbctore authorized. The legislature
reserves the right to alter, amend or repeal this
act at any future session
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be i'll
force from and after its passage
Approved March 30 1856.
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AN ACT to authorize Lucius w Stafford and viii
liam }. Conan, their heirs assigns and associ-
ateS to construct ana maintain piers, docks aud
Wharves III the Bay OF superior
The people ofthe State OF Wisconsin. represented
i'll senate assembly, do enact as follows;
Section l. Lucius W Stafford and william j. Co
man, their heirs, assigns ana associates, are here
by authorized and empowered To lay out con-
Stfuct ana maintain pier piers. dock or
docks, ana Il wharf or llHryeS in the waters OF
the Bay of Superior from / str.et and from LIT
number one u in block number eight (S) and
from lot number i've % i'll block number
nine 90, IN Superior Ciry in Douglas county
according TO the last recorded Plat of said Su-
peror City as surveyed and recorded in said
Douglas county, or from amy lots blocks or par
cslS OF iaud adjoining The lots and blocks
Aforesaid which are w owned or may hereafter
be acquired by the said Lucius W Stafford and
william J. Conan, to the dock or wharf line here
tntnre duly laid down and established in the said
Bay OF superior and To any dock or wharf line
whlch may hereafter be daily aHd lawfully es-
tahliSlcd in the Bay ofSupcgiOr outside OF and
10 the north and cast of the dGcE line hereto
lore established. and may lay out. construct and
maintain the said piers, docks ana WhaTycS
over AID across Inc line Of any street. highway
or railroad heretofore laid uut or constructed or
which may herCaitcs uc laid ont Or constructed in
the sitii bay Gi@uperi"r provided. that the piers,
docks ana "harNes hereby authorized shall CON
form % the grade ul such highway. street all
roa, heretofore laii cat or constructed and shall
~ no wise Interfere With obstruct hinder or pre-
vent me u'S or oI'ela}lull Il any Such highway
street or railroad the construction per
alton Of ANY railroad or railroad tracks whica
may hereafter be laid out or constructed in tile
Bay of superior
Section > The said Iuciu5 W: Stafford and
William J. Conan. thrir heirs asSigugs and 1850
ciates q &c hereby authorized aad empowered TO
bllid ana maintain AZ any place or places on or
along said piers, q cas- and WhdrveS herCiube-
fore authorized, such sheds, warehouses.
stores, elevators and mills rs TO the said Stafford
and Conan. their heirs and assigns. shall seem
requisite or necessary. and may charge. receive
and collect rents and toll for the use OF the said
piers and other structures EcreiubciOTc authoriZ-
cd.
Seation p. This act shall take effect and be in
force troIs,aui a!ter is lHt>,..gc.
NOTE IL THE SE'RErAEG uF STATE The fore
going act having been presented to the govern, 7
Tor his uppr,ydl and mt having been returned
10y him - the II use of Fhe legislature in which
il originated. within the zine prescribed by the
constitution of the stagc, has bee nc law with
our his apr wal
April j. 3. ERNST G. TIMNE,
Srcrg a.y Of state
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

Messrs. Elwell & Co., have just
been adding to their previously large
stock of Jewelry. They have this week
put in a very fine line of diamonds
and other precious stones. Their dis
play Of diamond rings, shirt studs ear
drops and brooches, scarf and veil
pins &c, are very handsome and
would do credit to a much larger
place than this They have also add
ed very fine line of chased rings,
Charms, Bracelets, and other Jewelry
all Of new and the latest designs. Mr..
Elwell will take pleasure in showing
you the new goods whether YOU buy
or not.
Friday evening Of last week Mr..
Fred Newton and policeman VIM.
WEIGH had little war of words which
ended in blows, in which the police
man used his 'billy" to considerable
effect although no arrest was made.
Monday morning Mr.. Newton swore
out warrent for the arrest of Mr..
I WEIGH, on the charge of assault with
intent to do great bodily harm, and
he was arraigned before Justice A. G..
Brown, Tuesday afternoon. After
hearing the evidence produced and
listening to the lawyers until after
supper time, the court decided there
was no cause for action, and discharg-
ed the prisoner, and the county foots
the bill.
/ Mr.. NJ Stewart left us last Mon
day for Il trip through the great West.
He went from here to St. Paul for n
day or two, and then from there dir
ectly through to San Francisco, Cal.
He will look over California, Oregon,
Washington Territory and Montana
before he returns and if he can find
anything that suits him better than
( Superior, thinks he will file claim
upon it. Under this ruling we may
expect to see him back in the fall,
fully satisfied to remain in Superior.
/ We wish him pleasant and safe jour
ney Of sight seeing.
Postmaster L. II. Warner left us
last Tuesday evening with his family
and effects. We understand he has
gone to Eipon, for the present, where
his wife has been for some weeks. As
his resignation as postmaster was not
to take effect until the first of May,
he installed Mr.. Tubbs, his probable
successor, in the Office IT'S deputy, dur
/ ing his absence, as he will probably
haye to return to make his final settle
ment with the government. Mr.. Tubbs
/ will make an excellent 7. NJ.
C. W. Lusk and Leander Choate,
( Assignecs OF the Paige-Sexmith lum-
Der Co, having qualified, have com
menced the settlement Of the affairs of
/ the Company. Their first act was to
pay of the laborers connected with
the mill and in the woods, which is
being done this week. 1t is thought
that the company will pay dollar for
dollar of all their liabilities. The mill
here viii start up as soon as it can get
/ in some logs.
"A Washington dispatch of the
9Th, gives a list of new ppstmnsters
appointed by the President and among
them we find the name Of Sidney f..
rubbs, at Superior Wis This is graft
fying news to Mr. Tubbs and his
friends here, and will also be good
reading for his many friends in south
ern Minnesota who know his worth
and will be pleased to see him thus
promoted to a place he is 50 well cal
clla.cl to fill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

For SALE.-A fine lot of Cedar
posts and timber at bargain. En-
quire Of John Bardon or l.. F. Johns
ton.
a lot of new goods just received
at the Popular One Price Store. Come
and see them.
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ASsignces Notice.
In the matter of the Assignment

- fH.
TILE -COMNNTTEE-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

1t is vet early in the season, vet
some fifteen new buildings are in
course of construction and as many
more projected. Superior is growing,
and don't YOU forget it.
The Popular One Price Store is
all the rage now. Mr.. Retallack has
been filling the store full of new
goods of late styles, the past week.
Call and see the new goods.
Mr.. Ansley IS. getting his nice
row boat newly painted in fine style
and will soon be ready 10 set sail or
oar in pursuit of the aquatic game
that infest our bays and inlets.
Choice cigars, and best brands Of
tobacco at NEIL SMITH ::
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

Paige-ScNmith Lumber Company, Limited. J
IL CIRCUIT COURT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28
To Contractors and Builders.

- EALED proposals Will be received until Fri
y day evening next May ilh. ut o'clock. at the
store. of VINCENT RuN. superior for the furnish
ing of all IA Iteria}s and the building and compile
tiou OF n school House, fnr the catholic CoaGrc-
"sttDu of superior. The building q; ue Of wood
- by - .cct :; stories high. and finished complete
within eighty days after contract is awarded
ana ace )riiii% to pans and specifications t. be
seen NJ the store Gf Mr., Roy. 10 he paid for
q c work progresses. The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved.
Superior, April -, 1858.
THE CnSTnTTTvTTI>
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28


of
Pagc-SeNmith Lumber Company, Limited. J
IL CIRCUIT COURT
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take Notice that Puige-SCXmith Lumber Com
paHy. Limited a corporation under ihe laws Of
Wisconsin, did under date OF April 18Th. \. D.
1883. make and execute II general assignment of
all lis property for the benefit If its creditors to
the undersigned. ASsi-nccs. copy OF which
assignment duly certified. and of the bond in
that behalf required by law, we're deposited in
the Office OF the Clerk If said Circuit Court for
said Douglas county, on the 20th day of sail
month. The undersigned have accepted said
trust and have duly qualified as required by law
and their and each of their post office address is
Superior City Douglas County Wisconsin.
Every creditor of such aSSignor is required to
file within three months with said aSSgnccS or
with Charles Lord Esq, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for said Douglas County, who's post Office
address is also Superior City. Douglas County.
Wisconsin. On pain OF being dCbarrCd dividend.
an affidavit setting forth his name, residence.
and post office address. the nature consideration
and amount OF his debt claimed by him over and
above all Offsets.
Dated Superior City. April oith, \. D. 1888.
G. W. LuSK,
LEANDEG CIOATE.
a2SmIg AS>igueCS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

u/AzAA The great Egyptian musical
r "a "a FsEHs wonder. Originally diScov'
a. - : al So ~ ~ cred among the ruins of the
pyramids ANY tune played o. it by any one, IL
initiates any and all beasts, birds, animals, ln7
Sects every noise in Elct with il You can initiate
not only all human bnirF but all animals like
the dog, cat turkey, goose, etc II makes per-
feet Punch and Judy possible IN every home
furnishes fun and harmless amusement to a
whole ncighborhood. More wonderful still, any
tune Is played on il at pleasure, making the most
delightful music. and as astonishing as il may
seem. those can play the Elkazoo that play on
no other instrument. This wonderful 1nstru-
ment popular eighteen hundred years ago, in
the DAYS of Herodi the King, Is made from beau-
ti:ul c3orgd woods, bright metal trimmings, SUBJ
eiautial. reliable lasts lifetime and Is sure to
give satisfaction Price only 25c; for 81; u for
- Sent prepaid 10 anysaddrsSS BY the sole man
UlHciurcrS. ELkAZOO CO. X
nl6 SIN Hiusdale y. II,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-02
An old black bunting dress may be

An old black bunting dress may be
made to serve further period of useful
ness by being renovated and made petit
coat. The dust shakes out of bunting
with so little effort of the wearer that it
continues to be popular year after year.
Rip the dress up, select the best for
cleaning, buy five cents worth Of soap
bark at any drug store, let it stand in
water until dissolved, if it is the pulver-
lied; if not, You will be obliged to let it
soak, and then steep it for few minutes.
Put your bunting in enough lukewarm
water 10 cover it, and turn the prepare
ton in, rinse it up and down until the
cloth is saturated with it; then rinse it in
clear water, which should be lukcwarm
also. The effect upon the goods is re,
markabe; it cloanses and restores.
Black goods of various kinds may be
cleaned in the same way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-02

SUGAR,NG.-At the time of our writing
Friday the 9th inst, we arc boiling in
the last of what has been the last run of
sap we have had. Yesterday we found
there was enough to boil and at 10
minutes Of II o'clock we lighted the fire
in the arch under our eight-foot Farm
Machine Co.'s evaporation, which was
boiling we'll in ten minutes. With fair
wood not the best, we boiled in twelve
barrels in seven hours, which as we had
before been used only to the sheet iron
pans, we called pretty fair work. The
quality of sugar this year is quite inferior,
and in ours sand enough to furnish grit"
for life insurance agent. Mr.. Wheeler S
central medium bids fair to be side
medium.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-02
The Bad and Worthless

are never tdtcd or connterfeittd This is especially
true of family medicine and it is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is Of the hig hest value. As soon
it had been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Bitters the pures best and most vaua.
bic family medicine earth many limitations sprang
up and began to steal the notices in which the press
and the people of the country had expressed the
merits of II b., and in every way trying to induce
suffering nyaids to their stun instead expecting
to make money on the credit and good name of H. b.
Many Others started nostrums put up in similar style
to II. b., with variousy devised names in which the
word " Hop" or" Hops were used in way to induce
people to believe they were the Hop Bitters
All such pretended remedies cures, matter what
their style or name is and especially those with the
word " Hop " or Hops " in their or in any way
connected with them their name limitations or
counterteits Beware of them Touch none Of them
Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch
or cluster of green Hops on the white label Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or countorfeits
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