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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08
uoME PROOF

,rd Iyer Discaaes md Rheumatism.-
klaNt!r Notwithstanding seemed 10 help me
eula wv ss'' ZEpT. PHILLIPS,
Wheelln., ". Va
.,.,,rh po,ypus Of Eose, Impaired tolee;-suf
sapn hi scAs; patent medicine failed to help me
d. snlsn co1p'e's' CHARLES CIADDuCK,
OF speitei & Co., wheeling. v. Va.
,,.rso.,. And liberated Stomach. Treatment
Ghsi .iIsd IL 1--WE ne relief. Dr.. emith cured
o. Iy"' THoaAs HOLT, Insurance Agent.
y rsi.-"lad them for fourteen yosT, , ": Smith
,r,"i me-" LOUIS I. WARRINGTON.
't sstoula, Running Sores on head.-"My ton VIZ
,srlrl ior fourteen years. no5hihS eeeneo 70
aep ILL., N'' MIS-. CATHERINE CAPS.
Make! Street. Wheeling, ". W..
r.rnf-"SutIcfed Tor years Win Cancer. HAD
-, ont hrs. tines It returned alter each 0pef-
NM, u. smith CURED ne WITHOUT kniie, Ganstic
:" tir.' r!s.ula Of Auus-F!st Of my back for IL
vSis Exported Tying; Dr. Hmla cured me
s!Ia0o' Sn''e Ii 1'' THOMAS CoLvIH,
wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, y. Va.
rtsntious Of fec.uE1, Pfolapsus end Piles
aS.t ii, en- I'D 10 die aud pronounced incurable.
n. sm,h cured me without knife
WASHINGTON DhLANI,
NSItin's reuy.
B,H. 0. Ladd wntes:-"Dr. Smiths profes-
ssr,l p,;ices In ,ny family have been most salts
hrofy, and / commend him to all " gentleman
ar garsA.e. kolb says-"l had been suffering
b; te,en ytss ard treated o2 many PHYSICIANS ios
iastht houts removed = nloas.e! le9 ieei long,
Yssslle Complaints Three years In hospitals 70,
lenses, give me pecllla; adyantagesin such cases
t.,lsch, kilpeys, skin, blood, nervous affections
NJ weaknesses 0! men aud youth. sctoiula and
r.hai testify 70 lny success,
Pills cured without the knlie.
P,,enl =! q lia!aute Vsy ba treated by Letter
IND siIdActlou guaranteed. A chart for sell ex'
ua!lt,Ioa sen. Oh rtce!ptot two thrce.cent stamps
md sdvIle returned Zee.
Aaa7E u, di!ly. Call Oh or address
JOHN u. SMITH, N. D.,
-,,@r,w 70 Int fhsn'ina st.. Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

O. Though thou hast sorer, pimples
tirecklep salt rheum, ery.ipelas, blood poison.
ing, yet Hop Bitters will remore them ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08
a rEATugH-weight-The pillow. case.

From DIR. n. w. lluntrr, Baltimore,
maryland.
- Having become familiar with
Celden's Liquid Beef Touic, I take pleasure
in recommending it AZ IN excellent prepar.
a,ion combining est does both food and ionic
in remarkable way. aud producing qood blood
health and strength" (Gememher the name,
coLoEs's-tdse no otaer) OF druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

Tho greatest madical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily euro Burns. Bruiees,
Outs, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, can.
cers, Piles, Chilblsins, Corns, letter, Chappsd
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cure IL every Instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug stors
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

WHEN uncle came 10 dinner he always
said grace before meat, and the little truth.
seeker Of 8 years asked: "Papa, why don't
you 20 to sleep and talk before you eat,
same as uncle does?'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

"WllAr Kind Of dogs are these, MI.
Brigg6?" inquired customer, pointing to
a group Of crockery CANNES. .:Tersier cot
t" said tho genial china man, bis face
bcaming like the full moon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08
Eight YeaYs' Hcrolnla C,,rc.,

A valued correspondent Albert Simpson
Esq, writing from Peoria, ILL.,, says: WS,mar
iSaa Ntrsiae cured ME OF scrofnla, alter hay
ing suffered for, s years with the disease, ,
Nj. Simpson lives in Peoria. Ask him. You
druggist keeps It $l.50. AsY4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

THAT HACKING Coudu csa be 20 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You euRrER with Dyspepsia snd Live,
Complaint Shi!oh's Vital.zer is guaranteed
TO cure you.
sLEZPIEss NIGHTS, made miserable by thai
terrible cough. shiiuh's Cure is tho remedy
toryou.
CArAREH CURED health and sweet breath
occurred by ghi!oh's Catarrh Remedy. Pric.
sc cen.s. Nasal injector free. ~.
For sslc by McLare Eros. and A. T. Young
- - II --------- Ynyu
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A woman doesn't consistently use pro.
fame language, but the way che says ezra
cioul!" when she slips down, is full Of sub.
Tie meaning and inherent iorce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

We do not sound nfelless alarm when
wo tell you thu. the faint Of sc,olula Ia in
your blood. Inherited or acquired, it is there,
and Ayers sauapsrilla alono will efIsctually
craicNta II g ae15 pAw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

,t.blertsults from use Of swlit's
,N,eIeen ten'.A@yaSy onus man near here has
s.4tsra CansS srs,. .Ilh Tie NOS: angry looking
;ssihk!el 1ysye M and wa nearly Ie.. The
sa ,tss I.l s's' WONDERFUL change ana ats5 tye
s,,iot!lt mI 1ss,, he d nearly Q; quite well; 1t
SS;lJ Ntts ;e.;SHI " ". +. GkuMl.kf, N. D..
s%aly Soausfu'' Oglcthorpe, Ga.
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.OR, J, Z. SMITH,
No. l,4 CHAPLlNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

~, .s, evidence .! phyclas suses Is she
.l H. 0! Bis patients Ine increasing aemands
~ y s Ts i SS's who n' aSs esnss
Ao1o:E0ty aaa . ns tslien,s nAmc without per.
4ne theet ! hayu many hundred certificates
nisl9a, .a WAN have cured after t1ey had been
!run NV. scsa in"arsbie. A thorough medical edu.
pSnoHs Yin many years hospital experience and
aiSa NV Win therapeutic agents, close observ'
Ha Imape,saea,at pceuiiatsies snd ssrie! a.
s1 saPe Soleic and lnakly give tho patient my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

4 LITTLE girl in church, after the con.
tribut!on-box had passed, complacently
said, ~ paid for four, mamma. Was tina.
RIGHT ?" - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

,,u, attention WAS called TO tho
,uopo1toSt so m' r'cJ with a cancer OIL her
Id touaa sve inche. IN circumference, "a.
lea, ~ Nv ins tho patient no test day or
OI"s,aIal, and gn ,,m oOlaluud a supply OF
Nh il; ~ inot,M' s, she la, taken Ave bottles,
hT,tj caaf 'a ,n H. healed up. only very
N'ts n!ret y gn, AID her health y better than
sal4o y Ea..p.V Sens 10 te perfectly cured.
K; ~ rsn, i ~ il. UAMrpELL, Columbus Ga
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GtvEEs Sulphur soap 10 the most reliable
purifier Of the skin In tbs market. 90
PlKss Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. mgrtw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08
A MiNlstGr'N (irntitu,ic.

DIR. HAEraaE-3ear Sir: au, thankful to
God that can aGsnos ledss your treatment
totuna) OF my daughters eye has been auc.
cssstul aud satisfactory. would BE- glad TO
have the pub 10 have confidence In you. N.
A-pta!e mike your fees IN rach Of poor
people. Remember tho tender mcrcles OF the
wicked are cruol. ltIv. Il II. BALDWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

FoE lane Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. 81
SnILon's CouGH mud Consumption Cure is
sold by Us on guarantee. Itcurss conhump.
ton.
sA1Lon's VlrAIizka is what ycn need for
Constipation, Loss of appetite. Dizziness and
all gy1optomu Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10
cents per bottle. I"
Cgour, WMoorISa Couch and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiiob's Cure.
For Sale by McLane broa and A. T. Young.
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haaIILl i, Wealth !!

~ \. C.E'Gsr'9 EEErE ASv l!g.uS 9nsAT-
NEWT, q guas2atH2d Specific for liysteria, Dz2i-
ness, Gons9!sions, Tits, Nervous $cu;aleu,
Of alcohol Of tobacco. WakcfnDeGE. Mcnti Do
pre:.aion. Hoftcning Of Tho brain resulting in IN
SSnlty and en,lins 10 misery, decay MD death,
Premature Oh Ago liNsrrnncs9, Loss nf power
orrhUn caused hyuyer-oxertiun Of tho brain. self-
abuse or ures.iEiulScnrc. Zach boS contains
ono months treatment. S1.OOn hox,gr pix E0xoa
for 500, scnt b. mil prcpuidoa receipt oil price
q. WE GUARANTEE; ssgX EcN
TO euro my case. With cac', order received byns
Tor siX boxes, accompanied with $500, We will
fund tho money ii tho treatment does not effect
cure. GaarIices ihsuca nu!yhy '.-
LOGAN ~ CO., solc Agents, Wheeling, ". v,
Prnprielnrs ogen Il 70. 8 Pleasant Worm Syrup an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

3. Be thou not afraid when your family Is
sick, or you have Bright'a Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure you,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

THO only known specific for Ep!lcptlo FITS. N
Also FOR spaAms aud Failing Sickness. Nervous
weakness II Instantly relieves mud cures. ClcnnScs
D'ood aud qnIcEGns sluggish circulation. Ecutra,
LEES germs OF disease md saycs Elclnc2s. Cures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

Speaking Of The matter OF close obserya.
lion, did it ever occur 10 you that women
are clothes observers? 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

Reader ask your tirucgis, ivr one Of Dr..
HarimaH's iaTalasble sosks on Tue "IiIs OF
lAfe." and how to cure them. You set one
gratis. .Y ..MII4 nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

!. Both low and high, rich anil poor know
thevalus OF Hop Bitttla for bilious, nervous
and Rheumatic complaints. II,gI0l'IG
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PSALMS.
tREvisEp.J

HEAR this. all ye people, and give ear all
-, YET y, inra,i I q the world Hop Bitters
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.GIre Gn!td:Ets2igEel;.
OIlIce: Mos. ID AMI ~ YOnri rc,Ii, a., 80,
THREE REPORTERS.

Three reporters came ont frlm the west, Ii
a. Ont from the west when tho Hin went down,
Each had a story mug In his bicatt, sfSEo
Aud no rode exuitlngly into llic town. Vi.
For nttn must Write that peOpis maj road
Ana each huEitd along At The ion OF hi
speed, .ar'#i ~ ~ v V 80 80
r 1 Tobc tho llrst with his story. n
Three dailies came flying ont from the press.
ont ron tho pres. when rose the sun; : 0'..
hich told his story foDg aud well, T'' fA0'
p And each wRS different ona ... .I..
FOR statements dlier as statements must.
Aud each reporter was s0undly cusset,
Aud uunc Of them not any Rory.
|.. ...,.. 'W|U-HrhF DARK EQUINE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

The pawnbroker always takes great in.
terest in his business. ,G,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

8. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and I shal
have robust and blooming health.
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MEDICAL.
CANCER.

Ia ,he treatment Of Cancer WIN
5sss,oS;iSac,ss a NJ would xem to warrant us
.,lttsreft's,.. . ri Il i cure thi, much dreaded
+ S,,Ds .s ,s,, . s are invited to cor
ssrOoIvllhts
S: $ ;; :: :::': II; Z; Is
" nj as,s' lio, i,Sed nc u all soreness, aud
~ a,ius lorcei on. o. my syAsem. l
NJ NJ ssa le we'll r. EoslsoS. Dayisboto, Ga
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,,u,yp INSIDE OF CHEEK EATEN
Csph" AWAY yY CANCER.

rS0s" ~ AWAY DY CANCER.
to-, cs:Ipr cancer for several years,
y,hhst ssd ~ wy Ss ss nuder p anu the inside
xSh bad eaien sT n nc Duttl In Of his gums. We
Il ID caess. sH NM specidc and gave him. aud the
e. II b. ass va Hy ! ss'sss < Ss s
Nr,y eae Mis - and Ills cure has created tho
,sol. b. Gtss ia III, pali Of the country.
hvpe Jol wv putin IN Riye to my friends Md The
me ,ame e+tn'a'' ~ WM. b. LATHhOr.
'e SsatS Ie..,o., Mass, jan q ISL
r...,,.e OH Blood sud skin Diseases mailed hee
aa'P'' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
DAwer8, Atlanta, Ga.
i, v otlcc ~ ". @Ii Street, between Sixth and
''.th Ave .IltN.
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@. Add disease upon Disease aud let The
worst come, am safe II use Hop Bitters.
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Menkereller, r u. Burt {: Co.. Alex. 7. Young
I +. shtk. D.. Il. psrr1h, EelIaitc, Ohio; 4. X
Ong. Martins Ferry, Ohio jail
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o II shall enrs Ill the people and put sick.
ness and suffering under foot. 'rET
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
The Right Kind ofan Accident
Company.

Seven years ago when the United
States Mutual Accident Association of
the City of New York was organized
it promised an aggressive campaign
against extortionate rates for accident
insurance, and the rejection of just
claims for indemnity and death losses
upon strictly technical grounds. 1t
has kept lis promise, and by furnish
ing sound accident insurance at eX-
trcmely low rates and adjusting Its
losses on a basis Of fairness and justice
has built up a membership Of twenty
thousand, and carries today an insur-
ance Of One Hundred Millions of Dol
lars.
The United States Mutual Accident
Association has adjusted and paid hon
orably and promptly oyer fonr thous-
and amounting to nearly half a mil
non OI tOiIdic, til IL tOot W liz ltitIIDclc
of only one-half the rates charged by
stock accident companies, and invites
all who appreciate honesty, economy
and fair dealing to join its ranks. y
5000 policy with s25 weekly in
demnity costs members of preferred
occupations only S13 year, which
may be paid at one time or by assess
ments as they are made.
To become a member write for Cir
cular and Application Blank, and
when received fill out your appIica-
ton, inclose s., and forward to James
r. Pitcher, the Secretary, at 800
Broadway, New York, on receipt OF
which a policy will be promptly mail
ed 70 Won.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
Farming in Japan,

ne rice harvest was in full swing as
we drove along, and sunday though it
was there was no cessation of labor.
whether In field or homestead In n
loarney OF nearly 80 miles through this
portion OF the interior | did not see
single pillow In the course of a slibse-
quent Journey through the southern por-
ton OF the island. | saw two miserable
little things which a man could easily
II t, drawn by an understood OK. In al
most universal use is the earliest idea
OF pillow. 1t is a spade, with a narrow
blade about three feet long. The
farmer thrusts this well into the soil.
and turning it over on one side makes a
iurrow, the action and the result being
Identical with that of a pillow Only,
watching the laborious process, one
thinks OF the enormous strides agri-
culture will take in Japan when these
rude instruments are cast aside. and
the pillow is put to work When the
rice IS cut and dried it is stripped by
the SIMPLE process of drawing the heads
through small iron comb. which does
handful ut time. 1t is threshed by
hail precisely of the same make as
that in use IN the threshing floor of
thidon, ut the time Ulziah put forth
his hand TO stea " the Ark of God that
David was bringing up from kir.ath
Jea1m. When the rice is stripped ii is
laid out to DR. on mats spread in the
sun. In passing through village these
mats covered with rice are frequently
10 be seen Hawking the full length Of
the road on both sides
Japan has many arts. Porcelain and
earthcnware are manufactured in every
province. Its enamellers on cop er
lave no rivals in the world. II has
workers in bronze, carvers in ivory,
and is the home of lacquer work But
1t is essentially an agricultural country
Living by the lruit of its land. Accord
ing To tie last census, taken in 1880,
the total population was 80, 100000,
and OF these nearly lc,C01, 600 were
farmers in almost equal proportion of
sexes. Under the present order of
things, dating from the revolution of
1858. The people own the land, paVinw
tax for il to the Government. About
three-tenths OF the tiled land Of Japan
Is in the hands If small proprietors,
who, with the wives and eli ldren. do
all the farm work. OF the Lalance,
though held in larger sections, there is
nothing akin to the large farms in En-
gland. In addition to the population
returned as farmers, there is a cons. d.
cradle proportion Of farm laborers. An
able-bodicd farm hand receives wages
al about the rate Of en- pence per day,
with board AS he is almost vegeta-
ran his food does not cost much con
sisting chiefly of rice, barley, peas,
beans and turnips, with occasional rel
isnes in the shape Of eggs or salt fish.
Rice is the principal product of the En-
pire, being grown in all its provinces.
Tea, silk and cotton come next, and
in add ton there are grown toba'-
CO, wheat barley, millct. peas and
beans. Of late years much attention
has been given TO the culture of grapes,
and the japanese are not without hope
that wi! hin the next ten years they may
introduce and popularile in Europe q
new vintage. L0ni0n Daity News.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
Cur Railroad War.

When frail, single handed humani-
ty undertakes to buck railroad cor
poration off the track, feeling Of pity,
or anxiety is felt in the public breast
for the outcome, but when two power
tul corporations get to pulling each
other by the hair, the people can at
ford to sit back in their easy chairs
and laugh, and not care Il continental
which comes ont ahead. And this IS
about the situation our people are in
at present. The Short Line, or Oma-
ha Company, wishing to reach Con
nor's Point on track OF their own,
graded a road bed along side Of the
\. +. track, and on what the \. T..
Co, calls its right Of way ground, and
Tuesday morning commenced LAYING
their ties and iron, the crossing having
been perfected on Sunday. Things
seemed to pass along all right until
y ednesday evening, when a special
train bringing some Of the \. p. Of
ticIals, arrived, and their train was run
onto the new track, and stood there
under guard all night, and all day
yesterday Thursday both companies
we're claiming the road and they are
trying to fix the matter up, bat how
It will come out is yet a question.
Some say that neither road have any
rights 10 the ground or route in dis
pute. OF course the \. +. road was
the first on the ground, but they have
played the dog in the manger eyer
since they have been here, and it is to
be hoped that their presence IS not to
be allowed to prevent any other wide
awake company coming into town
and doing something for Us. But it
IS their own fight and the people can
afford to set back for time and see
them slash and abuse each other. The
Omaha needs the trackage they are
working for, and we are glad to see
that they are not afraid to fight for
their rights, even though the great n
p. road is the object in their way.
They should be satisfied with nothing
less than an independent track oftheir
OVID.
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ConiS,iHg May be Senator.

Buffalo Special; The Sunday News,
Cleyeland's home organ, has made the
canvass Of the western part of the
state on the question Of returning
Conkling to the senate, and will edi-
torially tomorrow claim that the stall
wart assemblymen will unite with the
democrats and accomplish this. 1t
finds that thirteen republicans, or
enough to elect, will unite with the
democrats, and gives their names. In
teryiews in an indirect way with as
semblymen from other parts of the
state show Il favorable impression, and
that Conkiing will beyond a doubt,
be elected through consolidation of
democratic and stalwart forces.
May the good lord deliver us from
such an atiiiction.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22

The following list of patents were
issued to Wisconsin inventors, and re-
ported to US by Erwin & Benedict,
Patent attorneys, 3G5 East Water.
streets, Milwaukee Wis.
Horse hayfork, Frank H. Boltc.
assignor to Egelhof Manufacturing
company Milwaukee; Cultivator, Geo.
J. Douglas Ableman; Traction engine
Nell J. J. and f. Johnson, Na.hotah:
Sleigh, JAS Kinulcy, Cumberland;
Cord or strap fastener Jno. NJ. Sailer
Milton assignor of one to \. J. East
man Kalamazoo Mich; Dampening
brush, Jno. Stevens Neenah; Bottle
for holding and applying backing,
Jno. Stevens, Neenah; Oscillating-
chair, Charles Wetterhahn, assignor
Of one half to G. \. Shultz, Fond du
Lac.
"LABEL-Deutcher Medicinischer
kraeute Bitters" Henry Hiurichs,
Manitowoc; Medical Lake Mineral
Water" Medical Lake Mineral Water
company Milwaukee.
IRADENARKs-AlIneral waters. gin
ger ale and analogous beverages, Med
zeal Lake Mineral Water Co, Milwau-
kee; Stove polish, Wood Bros. Racine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
"Kiliin' TateT- Jrgs."


~enms TO me you oon nave n2tHlh
to co. SAID armer' wa. King INTO the
sanctnm tie editor the other day
wv ELL ! have worked on farm q
good deaI OF my ilfe' and regard edit
me 10 called humorous paper as ha."5r
Worh IMAM ploWihS corn the cditoF
retllsd' -,
IN, srucIS. e%cla!!he. lile iari'le,
~ / dldht nave hoIHIn 10 GO pat SIT
arouhi ana write nue. an smear Il
gocd deal, tell yc be haVln u
m'@niy easy me.
Il zen !o, WhaI L IL 90 Salu t!e
ed'toE. / u PIoW cora aay lor you II
70" Il "f!Ie TWO columns To-Day Iof
me.
one cr-ed tAe farmer.
anu II pet you zen collars you
can J" rue INo collii I'M 70 u"l'
olt az H. ~ II Det yer zen "o'-
.'''' q '''l' pow i'4''''' - t
oI. ..I 4,r-, ,.,,, ., 10 o,s;.,,- III,
..i, IKE YOU Ii ,,. Gn'.1 I rGP',eo
cox ,''', a., !. =" 80 - -,
- ~ '','5 ~ ~, ~ :, : iuniiS y
lll''.'oe', Nv -'i.. a. nc ." are 20
90 tne writing So"tSci'; Inc matter
iiusI " s'lic.Il VI l2''II ~
u nm M Nj i-,'I,oi' '"g
ioHA } t lou nstNe &0t Ter 40 So"I
Loo . corn :, P'""in 10 IL jest l'he l
"ou,q;
~, An riZIlt II,
ne e"'Ior went 10 me iatlh anu 'eI
2oo'' manu- wn9lh ne ilau illF rec on the
WAY at Wo.h jioWin2 cpL,I ne l" !Ii.,
o.e - no'.' IlnG MIi.Gll lt,:. y nm
'IcI l.u5s' poiote Tue eu-tor was out
OF Ie"rih@'
:, IN me evening llIi inc Gdltor came mi INTO
III, san tum ollthe at" c"eeTiul. ne
farmer sat at the desk VeNed ana Nor-
rleu mo amer.
u sea up. hardest u2y 5 work ever
o"lie' an TWO INES Ter S'io" lcI H.
Sure enough, ne was Dut one Inc he
You'd the bead line. That line read.
KILN later bugs IS funny.
Then We won the wager
Yes but reckon I've won t'other
I'm.
NO, SIr have won both. have
Y:owed 'Terd acres OF corn ana done
1t wei, &2I We written my TWO COZ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22

A fine portrait eff Wisconsin's ex-
cellent governor, J. NJ. Rusk, graces
the last number of Harper's Weekly.
The Harpers are trying to regain a
little responsibility by thus publishing
without permission-portraits of res
pectable men like governor Rusk. The
governor ought to prosecute the dirty
parasites.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
IL Cnlnlnnn.


the year ~, when patIotlc ieei-
ing Pcry"''ed the country, and when
mere we're several IN the heil' Nj OK;
young player, VITO was more admired
LOT MS No al IMAM hl7tHoHic powers,
Gai.e one ilo'hl'7 upon ms I".tnd.
AZ mop HS''l' ana a'IeT siaIsh@ 1hat
Ins iot'o"i"@ evening ~" cen &F-
p'i+teH iot ms oShe IL, anu express ~
Sft"t l-af or ne rel t, as not a single
on Ead been taken, begged his friend
to 10 SometAlrg IN his behalf
II, NaId foN, you VIII write me
some Pai.iotic verses to the tuae OF the
re jdcni > AarcA. fee sure OF full
iou~e- Several o the people about the
thraier have ate nrttd il, but they
have COM to the conclusion that it
cant b. done; yet | think you ma.
succeed:
MIR. ilopkIns2n retire 10 his study.
ana 4 snort me wrote ie Al'St verse