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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Starlight glanced at Running Deer anx-
iously.
"You will keep your promise?" she whis-
pered.
"Yes, Starlight" replied the Indian;
"fear not.
Anxiously the girl had watched the de-
par;die of the Indian party, noting with a
thrill of delight that they left only a few
old men and the s1uaws and children in
their village.
"Meet me beyond the knoll in one hour,
Running Deer. Have ready three good
horses. l will come
Then she glided out among the dusky
shades and disappeared among the lodges
of his people, which were nearly all full of
drowsy sleepers.
Toward a certain lodge Starlight made
her way with cautious, noiseless tread.
She paused outside the doorway, lifted
her hand to her lips, and the low call of the
nightingale was heard.
She waited short time, and again the
call was repeated.
The skin hanging as door at the open
ing of the lodge moved and Indian
maiden stepped forth.
Hist"
who calls at this hour? who sounds the
notes of the lost nightingale"
Il do, Wenona. Don't you remember
your Starlight
Even in the pale light of the stars the
surprise and JOY of the Indian maiden was
apparent.
to the lodges of the red people she de-
serted?"
"Nay, Wenona. l have ever been your
friend and the friend of those who were so
kind to me when a captive among you-or,
rather, one of you. l come among you
once more on q strange mission. Come
with me to the running spring and let me
explain"
Together they passed to secluded spot,
and for time converted earnestly.
Then they arose from the messy seat.
Wenona's dark face was gentle and sympa-
thizing.
~Wenona will not fail Starlight. Go to
your empty lodge, take of its contents as
you need. Wenona will set the young Cat
tie King free and guide him to the knoll.
Fear not. Wenona is cautious and sly as
the fox. No one shall hear or know that
Wenona has seen Starlight or done her bid
ding"
Thus it was that. at the end of another half
hour, Jasper found himself free and, mount
ed upon fine, fresh mustang, riding in a
circuitous way back toward his home and
friends.
On either side of him rode the lovely
maiden called Starlight and Running Deer.
What it all meant he did rot know. How
it came that this strange girl had interested
herself so often in him he could not imagine.
Neither could he understand her wonderful
influence over the red men of the plains.
All were well armed, and, following the
lead of Running Deer, they soon left the
Indian village far behind.
Dawn was breaking over the eastern
horizon of rugged hills and bluffs. Run
ming Deer splashed along in small stream
for several miles, then rode in under the
overhanging bluffs in a deep nook, where
no one would be likely to perceive them.
Then he tethered the weary ponies, and
Starlight began preparations for breakfast.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

A COMPANY has invested $3.50, 600
to open q gold mine st Abingdon,
Mass, where traces OF rhe valuable
metal have been discovered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
$500

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CRAMER, AIKENS d CRAMER,
ALL uusIIHEE Mlc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

For dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression of
spirits and general debility, in their various
forms, also as preventative against fever
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Hello " we heard one man say to an
other, the other day. II didn't know you
thau you did when l saw you last.H II feel
ten years younger" was the reply. "You
know used to be under the weather all the
time and gave up expecting to be any bet.
ter. The doctor said I had consumption.
| was terribly weak, had night sweats,
cough, no appetite and lost flesh. saw
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ad-
vertised, and thought it would do no harm
If it did 10 goCd. L. has cured me. / am a
rev man because | am well one"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Gives the AlIopathic, Homeopathic and
Eclectic treat ments-al three-sor each
and every disease ard ailment.
Has classified Table OF Symptoms" by
which any ordinarily intelligent person can
determine as well as a physician what dis
ease q patient is suffering from or threat
ened with.
This is o feature OF the book worthy Of
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this book. Any good medical work will tell
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With "Our Family Physician" you can
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It is a book that. after using six months,
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1t will save from So to $50 every year in
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We have had special edition OF this
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Canning, Preserving and Picking.

Doubtless many q housekeeper will
be glad to avail herself of the cool, de-
lightful weather OF autumn, and pre-
pare for future use the fruits of this
season. The apple may be prepared
in such variety OF ways that it is in
deed invaluable. First in order comes
canning. Peel and core well.favored
apples. Cut in quarters if small, if
large in eighths. Place in a steamer
over kettle of water, and steam until
the apples can be pierced with straw.
Have syrup prepared after this pro-
portion: One teacupful OF sugar to
three teacupfuls OF water. Into this
syrup gently drop pieces of apple.
Stew ten minutes, using care that the
apples do not break. Wrap cans in q
wet towel; fill with boiling fruit and
syrup rapidly as possible. Fasten
cover tightly as you can; when cold
tighten again, ii possible. Wrap cans
in paper and keep in a cool cellar
The syrup must cover apples while
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Josiah Davis, North Middleton, KY,
writes: II am now using a box of your
HENRY'S CARB0LIC SALVE upon an
ulcer, which for the past ten days has given
me great pain. The salve is the only
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medical doctors. | find, however, that
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
Farming.

England has now been in cultivation
for more than q thousand years, yet
by intellectual farming and a liberal
use of fertilizers, the soil is still made
to produce more per acre than many
farms in this country, which less than
one hundred years ago were covered
with a very good forest. A great
many farmers will argue that they
have no money with which to purchase
fertilizers, and that their BARNARD
does not begin to supply the quantity.
To them we can say: Do like our cous-
ms across the water, have a flock of
sheep, and let them manure the land.
To accomplish this end, more wicker
hurdles must be provided, so that lots
large enough to contain the sheep can
be enclosed, and the sheep kept in
hand Sow turnip or some other seed
which will grow on comparatively
poor land, that the sheep may have
some pasturage. When this is done,
and the crop begins to grow, divide off
a portion with the hurdles, place the
sheep inside, and while eating off the
crop their droppings will be deposited
on the land. Continue moving the lot
from one place to another, until the
entire field has been gone over. If the
land is very poor this mode of treat
ment should be kept up at least two
years; then in the spring plant wheat
or oats, to be followed as soon as har-
vest by another turnip sowing which
is to be fed to the sheep in the same
manner as described above, and thus
raise two crODs. one for the master
and the other for the sheep. The ami
mails will improve in wool growing
qualities, increase in numbers, add to
the supply of manure, and all the while
enriching the owner.
There Is no better manure than
sheep droppings, and by following the
above mode of sowing and applying it,
marked benefits will result in short
time.
The inevitable law of nature to re-
turn something for what is taken away
must be adhered to.-Practical Farm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

A FLOCK OF sheep got on the tracks
Of the Grand Trunk Railway near
Fergus, Canada, and a train dashed
through them. killing sixty.two.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

But one old squaw, who had set the spy
upon her, thought far otherwise.
"Wenona play game. Wenona know
who killed Black snake. Wenona friend
to whites. Traitors must die"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

j. NJ. MEANS, OF Liberty, Mo. has q
4G-year old clock that is a perfect ba-
rCmeter. Just before a rain the bell,
usually OF a clear ard distinct tone,
tells the hours in 3 tone so dull as to
be hardly audible.
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How Women WouId Vote

Were women allowed to vote, every one
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Eed-BEgs, Flies.

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

A SEVEN FOOT snake that had just
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

AN effort is being made by a colored
clergyman aud editor TO raise funds
to establish a trade training school
for colorei BOYS in Texas,
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Rmchu-raiha.

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

HENRY WARD BEECHER, now in the
North OF Epoland, is to sail for home
on October %.
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Thin repDie.

MILLIONAIRE WALTERS, of Balti-
more, has just paid 81. 500 for an or.
child
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Tup Presidents new country place
ontside OF Washington will not be oc-
cupied until next spring.
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PROF. PROCTOR says that an earth
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I5c
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Don't work your horses TO death with
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PHILADELPHIA claims that one-fftn
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'RoUGH on Corns" hard or soft corns,
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Josiah DAVIS Trouble.

Roscoe CoNKLING will deliver lee
ture in New York this winter for the
benefit OF charitable fund.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

SENATOR DAWES says there are to-
day 100000 Indians who, to all in
tents and purposes, are as uncivilized
as Y were $50 years ago.
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asu,. SBaina g goh,,

Hniere 9auptnabrung lit unb bletbt
bag Sleii6, unb UNI fol6es fri{9 unb
gut gu erlangen, faint mani unmDgli9
et1en auberldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 96fling & SDbn, $50.
5ll Nbe. s. Sic 9erren baben Dem
9ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen nnb 1T tbrem gtabliHemert cine
talte Suftma16ine erri6tet, tpel6e allett
Wnforoerungen fiir @rbaltung unb @nt=
fernung f@dbli6er Sngrebien8en bes
5leif9es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdn=
Dig in iDren Giebb6fen einen groBett
8Orratb bpn Waffpieb, aus tpel9em
nlr bas 8eite fiir ibre &unben gepdblt
tpirb. Wer reel beb.ent fein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
Mberue 6. 1,10t1i
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EeTas.

4 = Wdbrenb fi@ Capt. Sames Mos
romp BON Dallas nit ieiner Militdr=
compagnie lit Sort Wortb befano, bras
den 9iebe in feinen Store elm urb fab
len @ifenmaa rem i'm Wertb bon 5000.
Nuf einem Don gorfcana mad
Dallas fabrenben giienbabnsuse ltiir3te
elm Mann Namens Nm. 9alep tobt aus
fammen. st bate ben 3ug in @orli=
cana beitiegen, UNI dratli9e 9iIfe in
Dallas gu fu9ea.
= Sn benz proaeffe, Der geger Marn
Cans in Nuftin tpegen grmorbung hires
&inbes gefibrt pur6e, bat fi9 beraus
getteut, bob oer 8ater bes 2inbes elm
Sarbiger mar.
Sn Sort Wortb berrf9t &ube.
Iiele Der @ifenbabn Striter babe1l in
anberen @ef9dften Nrbeit gefunDen,
OOer iie berlleBen Sort 8ortb.
- Sie 3uftdnbe an Der @iienbabn
IN Wacp baben cine brpbenbe @efialt
'angenommen. Ser Sheriff wurbe gum
S9uBe Der Babn aufgerufen. Cine
Banbe bermummter Mdnner beganr bel
@aftlemans Greet bas @eleiie aufsurei.
BEN unb ma9te Mnitaften, bic iiber ben
Greet fiibrenbe 8riide gu serft6ren. Ser
Sheriff 1T nit elmer poHe mad ienem
plabe abgefabren unb bic Militdrcomz
pagnie IN Waeo Bolt ii@ in 8ereitidaft,
ibm su7folsen.
- Ser 6iilfSs1 un6esmnrShnI mnn,
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3anffemte lefet nieies.

9enen, tpel@e ben DISQUALIFICATION
beg @ei9dftslebens, Der Spspepfie uub
einem @efiibl Der S9md9e un6 Nerz
gerli6feit ausgefeBt finb, iagen mfr l1a=
5Deibeutig: Nebmt g Simmons 2iz
Der &egulator 9iefes 6eilmits
tel 1T CUR 9eilung BON Sdmprrboiben,
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unerrei6t. Ser Regulator 1T fret bon
Merfurialfof, i@medt ti6t unangez
nebrt, fam ieoer3ett eingenDminert tper=
ben, obne i'm Gef@dft o6er @ergniigen
binberli@ 5u fem; ct lit MILD, uni9ab=
lid, unb lei@t.aur 8eroauung.
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gd3spinoimdbt aebetlt.

einem alien arate, Der bon Der praris au.
riidgesosen lebt, tunrOe 6ur9 einen otinOiIden
Mifitonar bic 8eidretbung zines etnfadtn
besetabiliiden Seilmittels fiji bic fdneue 1nb
oauernoe Seilung bon 2nnaenfdninbiudt,
Bronchitis, @atarrb, afbma uno allen Sai,.
nnb enngentrantheiten aassebanbiat. atd
Elm Mittel FUR pofitibe, rabifale 6etlnna bon
M~erbeni@Ddde unb allen @erb~entranfbeitea.
Nafoeni Der Oottpr bic iunnberbaren SeilfrGfte
in tauienben Gdaen erprobt bottp, era6tete er
es fir feline RFidt, bas Mittel feinen Ieibenben
Mitmeniden brtannt gu MAIDEN. Son Diefem
Motib nnb @uuf@ setrieben, banbelte ct. SD
fenoe oieiea &eaept t~otsnfrei an Nae, bic es
ipliaiden, IN beuti@er, ensIii6er ober f%ran3oii.
DER Spra9e, nit boiler Mnpeifuns Der Ser.
ttellnng nno bes @ebrau9s. Senbe Ibrefe
uno 8rietmarfe, besiebe Did auf biefe 3eituns
unb i'd fenbe es iofort. %. U. NobeS, 149
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Ser rSmnof6nb" ant 2iO @ramoe,

vgs giebt ni6ts Neues unter Der
Sonnel" iagte Der tpeiie &6nig Saloz
mon, unb ct bate &e6t. IS 1T erftau1s
li@, mie fi6 bic 8eltsei6i9te in Wies
berbolunsen gefdlt-ni1t rlir in ben
groBen 3iisen, ion6ertt aud in tebens
id@li@en, gang u~nbebeuteaben DingeI.
So beri6tete Der telegraph gefter1 bptt
benz in 2arebo ausgebro9ener partei=
@treit smii9en ben v8otas" (ben etiez
fel Sragen6en uNrifotraten" nnb ben
p8uara9es" (ber ianbalenarttge 9albs
i6ube tragenben plebeiern.) uniere
tapferer r8eltnap &ifles" itn6 ia be-
reits aufgebro9en, INN ben iberi9iffz
gen She'll bes ibnen innepobnenben
9el6enmutbes in 2arebo los3umerben
nnb ben bortigen Mabl>&iot au unters
ortden, 10 baB oerielbe balb 3u ben aba
getbanen Dingen geb6ren mirb.
WDrauf es uns bier an bteier SteGe
antommt, 1T Der 9inpeis auf ga1ta dbns
lide partei=8 euegungen, mel9e pdbz
renb Der beuti9en 8auernzu nruben 3u
Nnfang bes 16. Sabrbunberts auftau6s
ten. Sie Bauern tparen bes u1ertrdgs
li6en Srudes mibe, nit Dem Der 9o9s
multi Der Sitter uno Die 2eibeigeni1aft
auf ibnen laifete unb 10 ~griinbeten ite in
Siobeutf6lanb-na1peisli9 3uerf I'M
GlfdB un6 in 8aoert, einen@ ebeimbunb,
ben tie 5uerf rben armen gonrab" (eine
3ufammensiebung aug Ser Nrmett
tu'on Natb~) benaunten. Muf bas
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i9ub, einen n8unbzS 9ub" INN BIER
6ur1 Den @egeniab bes unterbridten
gauernitaabes gum fporenflireuben
ytetterfiefel tragenoen, iibermitbiger
&itteritanbe gu berani6quli9en.
ytad bteiem Gelb5ei9en purben bentt
aud fpater bieie gaa3et1 unruben Die
n8unof1ubsB etDegung" genannt.
Wabrena oes- eigentli6en Bauernfriez
ges (1525) uutoe ber v8unbi9ub" gu
elmer Mta9t, gu beren unterbriidupg Bic
gan5e 8epalt bon Safer unb Mei9 n6=
tbig tpar unb Der 3ubDr nod mar9er
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Us lisgt auf Der 6anO, 6aB spii@en
1ener Parteibenennuugen aus Dem
beuti9en &eformations > 53eitalter unb
ben fir5li6 aus 2arebo ~gemelbeten
Yarteinamen bet v8ptas" unb
Der uGuara6es" ni9t Der gering=
tie 3uiammenbang befebt. SAB
aber troBbem mad beinabe bier Sabr=
bunoerten bier fold cine 5ufdGise Wiee
o%erbolung borliegt, benefit einmal wiee
Der, baB Der bel citirte Sen Mfiba &e9t
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DION einn1al oagewefen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-09
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