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Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

eQer opbeoes blep bebanolet / 6etten
@illmar iorrise 9srbas, men blcp lit,
aisiort. Smiblertio er G%mbecsmen.
bene ilpttepe til Mabiipn ps bar aabnei
fine &pntprer Der.
=. !. 4inoauiits Sutit / &eo @ine
blep i Snsoa9 plpnoret al Snbbruos-
tppe, iom tpg meo iis ct @ulbubr, tr
Selpubr, en- 6el Sci llnberfleper %
andre furifjeIise Sarer. Wtan bar intet
Sppr eiter 5ppene.
Slag small ON GOuutpiaoets 5lpt=
ming. 9Orsbas Mor9en tiblis fom ONT
trent 100 Teripner ira @beaton, 5ra=
perie Guuntp, til Sropns @alep meo
Selte % SlGoer. Sc fjprte li9c til
Gourtbniet, ilo9 Gprene iitpffer % be
spnbte at lasie Counties 9(rfiper %
Safes pan SlGberne for at brinae benz
til @beatpn. Saa mart 8oreerne /
Sroipns &alep fit Mps ON, bpap Ser
ipre9if peo Gpurtbuiet, iamleDe DC Zig
% pGbnebe meb &lubber, Spaoer, &es
pplpere o. |. b. bro9 De mpo Gpurbuiet,
buor De tit en- parm Mpotaaelie al
@beaton Wnnoene. st irpateliat
Sla9smaal fanbt Steb. 8aa beaee
Siber bru9te man grer, &epplpere %
SlGgser. Snbbp9serne / Sroluns
Sallep sif bog al mep Seiren % breu
DC andre pua 5lugt. Dc l9siebe al
SlHoerne, prep ajprerne pGt % ipenbte
Seltenc ira. Saa piot pibes blep SIT
gen brTbt, men mango blep llenlt Iprs
Ilaaeoe. &beatpn Wnnbene pnaltaar,
at DC bauoe fulbfpminen Set til at ojpre,
buab DC 9iOroe; bn @upernpren bnpoe
ilolteot Ell Eroflamatipn, ibpilfen ban
crtlHrebe @beaton for at pGre County
lGoct, bapoe County commissioners
lcnot bisle W9no til SroipnS &olep
for at bentc 2lrtiperne.
Gn CpiDroriug er ubiteot til Sar-
mcrlle / Oct ABE Senat5oiitrift pm at
insbe / Serntam for at olltuteregiDb
p~ellbi9beben al en- M Sernbane %
Sarebnslpu % SfnttelOu % andre Ga.
ger, ION ben nHite 2e9islatur bor ta9c
unoer Sebanbliu9. S%piprbrinser CT
inpertc9net al $. S. Saniprb, s, s..
See, IS. q. 2iuempen, 8. &. Soo9lon
% :. .. Barrett. SpIprbrineen tut
Ter meb fpl9enoe Inmuoning til 5ar=
merne: SAB oS fomme iammer. SAB
ps pibe, bpao ri pil % bpao hi iprlanz
ger. 2ao os Iprpre BET. 9ao us iao
oct.
commissioner, iOm ifal beitemme,
bppr BET treble Siubslpgealpl -Staten
ifal bpg9es, untases at bore 9unlti9
ltemte Ier Ser9us Sails. Set er ct
ccntralt belig9enbe Gunft / Den nprp
peltli9e Del al Staten % er let tilgjpn=
gcli9 pr. Sernbane ira Here &anter.
Stuten fan Der faa Sanoleoninsen la9t
inb / S%p9ningen til Ell nominel Yris,
p9 iulbltrnbi9 0rGnerin9 o9 $40 &c
res 2alb inoen Speus @rrnier gratis.
&irfepruces. Sipl9e "YipneerEreis"
ior i Spnbas a "Noriuap Cafe Sasen"
bebanblet / Ectten / 8iamar iioIte llse.
E~rocesien pareoe / ire 0ase. Wajoriz
teten, Shmibtz Menoene, panot, men
So9en CT permeo life aisjOrt, ba ben
uoentuiul oil blipe appelleret til Spleites
ret.
u, Il. Nelgelien, ION a anflaset
for at baue lat Slo paa Scr. Sorlauss
/ NuripaD, @opobue So, er al
Surpeu iunoen itplbis. 9Ummeren bar
enbml life aiiagt 8pm i Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Subj n a.

Neabcn Sill us bans ire Senner blep
or1bte paa Sernbaneiporet al ct Ser
icnto9 / 2apprte / 5irsoass. @n liben
Cater al Sill if tit enc Sen fn1it.
Wpceren opoe ior fort 5io Ioen, iaa
Den lille uipffelise Cater er ben eneite
gienleuenoe al 6amilien.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

/ Sorbinbelie meb ct eler anoet Belts
BERT 5irma.
6n VlDmine meo Ell i~aasobtipm uuos
tsmmeligt 5orraao er opoasct peo Gait
@alena.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
ScnncSiee.

&nl, / utrolige Wasier Hal bore
Tunoet Gplntierne Senberion pg Smith.
st Gag Ifal bore 20 SOB tptt os ligser
lffe opbere emo 80 SOB unoer Spros
ppe rflaOen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Winneiota.
y St9herlnBs &pupentinu I,

R;. oN "toUUtNltuW 1Dr
,"V'r Salem aibOlotes i 9ruutitun
GuS' en Def 9el prOminente
srn Ma aeo aiOer aalen oeltos i
!, n .1 oeriblanbt M. 6.
vtn H9ualste slttUrnep General
',aa89 % flere. 0'S''
gs r' W. ON GOuntpiaOets Slptnina
~ $arIe iii @apiiun er enb,
T ra'', spsrssmaalet ON sor.
i fl 'S ~ eOaHtiets Gmbebsmano at
"'uO''pH Tube itaa ueb Waot
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Snblanbet.
Spma

|Rampen mOo Yrpbibitlpnslopeil, lon1
prrct mere ibGroigt % bittert mob
fiOet / siuur Gitp enb / np9en anben
Soma, tpg en- 9anIfe upentet Sen=
2nsOas, ioet Sberiifen lufteoe
ealupner pg bellagla9oe alt beirut
N 9ritte % a0e WDbler / SalOuz
|ne. 9ritfeparerne nlaa pbelGggcs,
IEberiiieu Tiger, al ban oil auertere
btlcrne tilialgS, laa ale uo9ilter PED
nrsicrne fan bRffes paa ben Waabe.
Ptct Der er uoItebt permanent in
ktions mpb ule SfjGntepGrter | Sps
Mar Der bog lIpen prret benimpo ct
Ri Nlrltoreoe SnlOoncr aabnc bele
oCn, Sberiiiens bcitenlte SptrHoen
\ mnaite iGtte eli Chopper for pennc
tIiGc 3raiif, i Oct minoite ior Ell Sio.
{et CT ps iortalt al Ell 5ureneoe
dtcra GmbeoSmano, at ocrfrn Siour ct
4 Sage eiter at lnjunctions bar no
\, lnotom 35 NnlDgnin9cr ON at iau
teo States gicenie til at iGlae bern,
4 9riftc. Oct bar De galnlc Stiruz
ION llotog giccnie / andre
Rllos 9lapn IOr f~rentbcles at iurtiGtte
forbaote 6Orretniu9.
Rprbart vaub. 6orri9e lloe blep
3'cl9t 1000 Ncres pilot EARNINGS
4 rom 9rGnleoe til Siour Gitp, ipr
POGO. $1,000 pr. Mcres er Ell hpi
Il IOr Uilot 9auo.
|%lNcbranb. Scat til Spnoa9 neb.
fHOte ! SeOtllf Sriuiu Ybiaips d
&bOlelale 6Orretnings 2Ofale, %
|Plle'te al Oct llbpre Splag eoela9oes.
pen paa Sarerte alene aullnaes til
IO0O. SD9ningen bapbe foitet
POO, Sarcrne bar asiureret for
l'oOO % Sp9uin9en for $4,000.
|OlerG Sralerer iOrieroelist blanot
|Nene / 9umbolt GOuntp; i @utbrie
a'q a1retter Den O9iaa flor Sfaoe.
f%arol1nlSc &ulcicr CT innbne 6
ia WeIano. &nllet ital bore us
IT. 9oOt % | ri9elig MGnsoe.
S'Vr 5%lOebralO. s Mtarpell, Stprp
E''p, neObrGuOte iorleoen 9as Z al
'OTNie 6orretnin9sbuie. 9abet er
POGO tort.
f"a"'st Ill WeIf Yoint lfal mDoe
fsO'9 ben 9loe 0ecbr. i Meln. Somp-
Der at HnOertaite Jig ben Yrpue,
"2Oes 'Or at bliue optuset ueo
4,iRr,S taOemiet. Oct er Son. g..
onIler, Der bar meo uonaeneliem at
OS Oct er u9iaa ban, iom bar
eEaHtens. aOmiteen.
fa''9ernes StlOer m,aa uare meuem
Il p War. Dc maa life pore ait:
M 900 30ie, meo sob Selbreo %
S'0tal, iamt uotpret meS ct aeoe.
VT Tan taale militare strababier.
anD '''nHe laie % itriue meb Ser.
9OOt tjenot meo &etlfripnina.
g.na''t' eIementerne af enselit
'D''f' SeO9raf, iiar De 5orenebe
"'' % tlui8e iummes Si1torie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Marg. 20. IA.
Nclictoncn.

7,rreoarls mebiolser ira Sioe rs
:; D9en benrnlelisbebsiulce @" os
.z;s, 1880 al "gn Slpprppe".
" grtct uuer eiter De TO bobbelte=
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
&c sif % iamleoe ylomifer ii

Yresnins. Seq uilbe gnite, jes oar
en- gresue, ansuita". "6porior?"
$50, for tanite on ba Osiaa uiloe presie
mig % tase mig unber Nrmsu," iparece
Safob. Sun itubieoe liot. men iaabe
libt tsrt; "gsi. ies tror life Oct, on.
jes pilce uiit finoe big for srsn."
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
vi CT TONNE / Sfaoe ior at oyta9e 3

vi CT TONNE / Sfabe Tor at optage :
"Noroen" ior 23oe I. Wf. ct Stpffe ON
Gotten annoien 8o9ne efttr "8ecoroh
Soften, ltoen at baoe lagt Rprte til
at oct tioligere bapoe itaaet / "Stoioi
napen", % oenne Iaaleoes bnroe uRrei
treoiteret ior oct. ("Ioroen" ior zoe
December
Staoen Ell life laa itor enooa. Stnf
tet ON 5oiten 9nuoien 8O9ne bleo %.
tillenot oirefte. Oct er lenge liben Del
b9note, at "0ecOrab TOiten" optog Gcs
get ira andre norlfe Blade hertiQano@
lioen at freoitere Tor Oct.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

er npn9pnt til Eoitmeiter / BET nurblise
9afota. Soan tilitoo at bape be9aaet
2pperiet, men remte, ierenb Sasen blep
unoerlegt / Getten, ian bans &autipni=
tier maatte betale 5000. Siben bar
man life bprt mere til bam, fcrenb ban
MI buffer pp ipm m at 8eaierinaens
Gmbebsmrub.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Nfrifa.

st Nntal 2prfere inbtcs iorleoen
Dag 6aitnitg @bat / Sabara % mprs
beoe 100 Mano al Garniipnen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

"0umbug". Get befjenote Gro
"Sumbus" lfaf ifFfse enselHe Btube
bore ell 5prbreielie al Naunet "6ams
burg. Sammenbangen er iolaenbe:
Yaa en- Glib, oa arisen raieoe paa Soft
lanoet, bleo Der ooer Samburs aisiper
en- Mensoe uianbi9roise os ialifc
arigsefterretninser til Gnslano. 0ee
9ioeH neeitleoe bette Jig ea iaaleoes, at
man, naar man bsrte Ell nianbipnlis
Beretning, iparebe: "Get Ell not ira
6amburs!" eler f~ortere: Set er NOT
Sambnrs." Jolf, iom life tienbte Sp
rinoelien til benne 9alemaabe, opiattece
os lfreo oa Orbet "5amburs" lise eiter
uotalen, Der / Yarentbes bemertet netoc
er fulbitanois enslpbenbs meo ben EN-
selite llotale al Sroet "0umbus"
{ Ssmbsf) }, Os iaolebes uanot bette pel=
befienote Orb Snbsans puer belle Den
cipiliierebe Seroen os aooptsreoss bi.
a. ierlis al amerita Os bets S~jemlano,
3plflano, buor bet peo en- Stiabnens
Srpni uel moi TER iises life at hare inn
bet minpit g~nuenbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Mistpniin II.


lloitooie al Menigbeecn. Sretten
"arbeioets &iobere" or ubiteote al ct.
Teter's 9utberlfe Mlenisbeb / Spnb On
Sac, forbi Dc, trubs Wenisbebens Se
itemmelier, ioretrnf at blipe itaaenbe
iom Weplemmer al Arbeiber : Iprz
eninsen.
Statsfasierer Mc5etribse bnr ofients
li9sjort jim baloaarli9e 6appprt. Siplse
oenne tOitebe BET Staten SIG, 64O.SO at
unoertrpffe Irbeiberpptpierne / Wil=
%,paifee lioite CONNER. Gette par finn
no9ifter til Militlen.
"Mrbeiaets Hiooere" / @iscumIin
aIbolrt en- &onuention / Sibfpib / Snsz
bag, cper 100 9elesater beltus / 5or-
banolingerne. apnsresmano Smith
ira Wilruaufee er 2eberen eler Gbei
for Statens notwithstanding. Sfslse
De officieIe Gapporter er Der 1O4
lotale Irbeloerfpreninger / Stateu meo
pper $1,000 Weolemmer. &pnpe,s
tlonen peotp9 to pistise &eiolutioner !;
ben enc CT ell N~nlp9nir9 til Statens
%Se9tslatur ON, at ben peb 2pp beitemz
mer, at 6abrifanter pg 9lrbeiosgiper
bctaler fine Nrbeibere peo @noen al
boer ll9c. s oen nnben &eiolutipn
~iprlanser 6oreningen, at aQe @arer,
'pm iprarbeibes al Strafianser ital
mRrfes Iom 5abritota ira Statsipu9z
llet. Oct artages, at Der ct 20 lofale
6prenin9er, Iorn uil lutte Jig til Stats
I%orenin9en, laa NntaQet al Wteblemmer
pil bliue berpeb 10000. Zen nrlte
8pnpentipn aiboloes / Gan Claire /
Ill9uit 1887.
IGmning l~prGugt. rs. s.. Galleps
3Gmning oper Saro Greet ben npro=
li9e 3el al ga Grpsie GpuntD bleu
reuet prf al %anomnsien / 5prsbaa pa
ubpre Staoe anrettebes paa hans Sag
brig, lllofarbemplle, Sutif, 9osihus,
Stalo p9 paa bans Itore Sela9. Mr.
Ta0eD bar / De iibite TO glar uGret
bjenlipst al cit Hrtfe lllptfer. 5pr to
sar iioen erplpoereoe ajeoelen / bans
Sasbrls % ubela9be belle Snoretnirs
gen; iagme 9lar neb6rGnote bans Sa9z
brig / Georgia, BET par life asiureret.
Sfipr p~belu9pes bans 5pmmerleir pes
@eo9es Greet PED Ell Sfu9branb, % MI
oenne libite lllpfte. Sfaben fan life
blipe repnreret fer nGite @aar.
&ongresmano @iliam 3. Erice
opbe i Slnd &iucr Sails forri9e Wauz
Dag Mcr9en ST. >. 6an bar urret
ing iiben- Scgpnoclien al 0puember.
geSrupelien ioregif / Snsbas.
@iaiam Sbpmplon Hrice bar fgot i
Suntington County, Tenn., Den l7be
SUM 1924. San ilpttebe tiblis til
@isconlin, bppr ban mart blep Ell trent
ragenoe Iplitifcr. s 1851 pg / 1882
bar ban Mteblem al 2egi3laturens &ez
pre- ientantbus pg / 1857, 20, Il, 49,;
70, so % 81 Weblem al Senatet. s
1854 os SO bar ban CONNER / Sadion
Gountp. S 1882 palstes ban til 8on=
sresmano for bet Soe @isconiins 0i=
itrift os sienpalstes / 1884 os / 1886.
t6an a en- iUri9 8epublifaner % Yroz
bibitioniit. S 8ousresien bar Scr.
Yrice Meolem at aumiteen fur Sanbe>
lon mon nffnhn(iife Sriffe m 0(oerhruo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
at was so easy to have let me take

at was so easy to have let me take
it" murmured Anatole.
"Be quiet." replied Dutailiy, not a
little surprised at the steadfast deter
mination of this boy. "Itisfar better
to have left it to the captain"
provided" groaned Mime. Dutailiy,
che don't make us wait too long"
"As to making you wait, dear mad
anne, you can rely on his doing that,
said / gaily. "He will not return"
Certainly not, TO go to Brebant' s
he would have had to cross the street
and turn to the right, and he actually
turned to the left and that very rap
idly"
''Gracious What does it mean ~
at means, my dear friend, that
your captain is a swindler, and | con-
graduate myself with having DIS
mounted his guns with this harmless
engine of war Look here
And taking a Photographic album
dealt heavy blow on the top OF the
shell, which broke into fragments
fragments of chocolate, for it was
Notwithstanding the floor with
grapeshot of comfts, burnt almonds
and pietachios.
A burst of laughter greeted this ex-
plosion and, shall l call it such, this
denouement, for three months later
Anatole married Gertrude.
But the captain did not attend the
wedding.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
Extravaganza in Dinners

Not every one is aware OF the extent
to which extravaganza in dinners is
carried in New York. At a dinner
given not long ago by Mr.. p, a
banker, residing on Madison Square,
what served as dinner cards for the
ladies cost $1,000. They consisted of
the best quality of wide ribbons, each
different in color, and each long enough
for sasn. The ends were exquisitely
painted and edged with an deliberately
made fringe. One end of each was
drawn over a ring which was fastened
below the chandelier, and carried to
the lady's place for whom it was de-
signed. These formed tent over the
table, which was very elegant in effect.
Each lady, as she seated herself, drew
her sash from the ring above. appro-
priating it as she pleased. At anoth.
er dinner, at Delmonico's, the table
was entirely covered with flowers ex-
cept the center, in which was a pond,
on which were two white swans, sail
ing back and forth at their own sw eet
will, eating the bread crumbs, thrown
by the guests, while they were either
too we'll trained or too frightened to
splash the water. At another "simple
meal" given on Fifth Avenue, to a
company OF eleven, the large square
dinner cards, painted for the occasion,
cost 500 EACH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.

Don't let the door stand open, but shut it with
much care,
Without bang, without whang-yes, shut it
fair and square;
Without slam, without jam, without Stat
or jerk,
For if you've left it open, go shut it, and don't
shirk.
No Christian man or woman, no well-trained
chick or child,
Will let door swing idly, to make weak nerves
run wild,
When chilly winds are blowing, and some one
taking cold
While the open door is ereaking and muttering
like scold.
Haste makes but waste, remember, so plenty
take OF time
Don't leave the door half open-a fault almost
crime
And if you've ever done this, don't do so any
more;
Whatever else you fail to do, don't fail to shut
the door.
Good Housekeeper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
The Beginnings of sickness.

NeEer trife with what are called small all
m1nts A disorder easy Of control at first, if
reelected Tor few vi eks may become a mortal
disease Be especially careful not to let debility
gain apcii you, Tor it Is he door through which
ali mtlla6i1es enter the system. If you EEL Ian
gnlo inert, and 10 use a common expIeS sion.
as II there was no life lett in you resort at
once TO HostetteT's Stomach Bitters That
great vegetable tonic will supply the vitality
sou so urgently need. 1t is nerve food. By its
tome action the stomach is so invieorated that
digestion becomes regular easy perfect: while
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from distractions, and its Alternative operation
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the m,s4ries OF dyspepsia, and they include al
most every unpleasant feeling that belongs to
physical disease and mental Indebtedness, this
potent tonic is a certain and speedy balm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
Rescued from Dearh.

William j. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass.
says In the fall of 1876 I was taken with
BLEEDING OF LUNGS followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and
was confined to my bed. In 1877 l was
admitted to the Hospital The doctors
said ! had hole in my lung as big as a
half dollar. At one time report went
around that | was dead. ] gave up hope
but a friend told me OF DR.. WILLIAM
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. ]
got bottle, wren, TO my surprise, 1 com
menced to get we'll, and to-day L feel better
than for three years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

Hints were given last month in re-
gard to the care of sheep and swine.
They will need the same care this
month, and perhaps even more atten-
ton in the same line, as the cold winds
and rains of March are more apt to
prove fatal to young lambs and pigs
than the colder but dryer weather Of
February. As soon as any lambs are
large enough TO begin to eat, they
should have a pen in or adjoining the
sheep yard into which they cango while
older sheep are kept out by the small
size OF the entrance. Here they should
find a little OF the best fine hay and a
trough of oats or wheat bran When
little older, if they are intended for
the butcher, the ration may be made
one-half corn meal or one quarter cot
ton-seed meal, as these foods are more
attening,
There should be a similar annex to
the pigpen, and when the little pigs are
two weeks old put a little warm new
milk in o the trough there, catch one
of the pigs and give him a spoonful or
two OF the milk then put his nose into
it. His hoggish nature will soon teach
him what to do, and his companions
viii quickly follow his example without
further teaching, if it is too much
trouble TO teach them all The weak
ling or ''titman" OF the litter may thus
be given i day or two advantage If de-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

1T is not perhaps generally known
that Rev. DR.. Dewitt c. Talmage, OF
Brooklyn, has brother Goyn, who IS
also a clergyman, and a very excellent
one too. He Is pastor OF church IN
Port Jervis. \. Y. 1t was him that
DR.. TaInnage said not long ago that
Gown was the best preacher IN the
Talmaga family. Rev. Goyn Tai
IMAGES psrishioners agree with him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

The Sherwood Novelty Harness, as adj
This harness is having an immense sale
gives universal satisfaction to those pur-
chasing; and we would advise those in
want of employment or good harness to
examine the ''ad' and write this company
for further infOrma ton at once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

AT THIRTY FIVE THE AVERAGE AMERICAN
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
Has NJ. Pasteur discovered g

Has NJ. Pasteur discovered cure
for hydrophobia? Why should he
not? Greater discoveries have been
made. For instance, Red Star Cough
Cure contains no narcotics, Is purely
vegetable and yet quickly cures the
worst throat or lung trouble. Only
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

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cents at druggists. 60 cents by mail. Ely
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

PURE Cod-Liver Oil made from selected
livers, on the sea-shore, by Caswell, Hazard
& Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet Patients who have once taken it
prefer it to all others. Physicians have de-
cided it superior to any of the other oils in
market
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

A CHIcAGoAN has bought the Old
Dutch Church in New York. 1t has
been a prevalent opinion here for some
time that We ought to look after those
New York churches. They do not at
present seem to have the desired eff
fect on thecommunity.- Chicago Trib.
uDe.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

The skies have been remarkable
years for freshets on the Merrimac
River, says the Georgetown Advocate.
In 1916, big one; in 1866, more water
than ever, but little ice; and in 1886,
water and ice and much greater dam
age to Haverhill and the upper border
towns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

IT is reas suring and instructive to
learn, on the authority OF the fuii
bench of the supreme court, that a
man cannot play game OF poker with
ont being present thereat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

The value OF thought cannot be told
just so with the best OF everything. Take
DR.. Bigelow's Positive Cure for all throat
and lung troubles, if you appreciate a
speedy and thorough cure. Pleasant to
take. 80 cents and 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

DR.. LANsDELL, the English mission
airy, in single recent year distributed
no less than $4,000 Bibles among the
exiles in Siberia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

A New MILFORD, Conn, man had
both shoulders dislocated, a thigh
bone broken twice, his collar bone
broken once, two ribs broken, his right
nand broken, his ankle broken, his hip
put cut of joint and now he is suffer
Jug from broken leg tendon. He is
10 years old.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
PurposeIy Behind the Times,

lCOnSul GeueraI
The Austrian government has little
sympathy with the American nation,
and breads the rapid progress upon
the fields of industry and commerce.
But this dislike and contempt rarely
finds expression in unmistakable
terms. The public press simply
ignores the United States; and the
consequent ignorance of the majority
of the people regarding this country is
very great. 1t is obvious that most
OF the Austrians never heard of the
downfall of the Confederacy, inasmuch
as Confederate bills OF exchange are
repeatedly presented at the consulate
for exchange into current Austrian
funds. The Austrian press print no
news from this country except
such as will have a discouraging
influence upon emigration; such,
for example, as atrocious murders,
CONGREGATIONS, cyclones and strikes
oflaborers. The massacre OF a frontier
settlement by a band of Apaches is a
Godsend to the Vienna press, which
publishes the news with its horrible
details under display headings, and
, the impression is given that such
scenes are Of the most frequent and
| widespread character.
81 Would That 1 Were Dead -
cries many a wretched housewife to-day, as
weary and disheartened, she forces herself
to perform her daily task. 1T don't seem
as if | could get through the day. This
dreadful back ache, these frightful dra sgcg
| down sensations will kill me! Is there no
| relief" Yes, madam, there is. DR.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription is an unfailing
remedy for the complaints to which your
sex is liable. 1t will restore you to health
| again. Try it. All druggists.
HAMILTON DIssToN, of Philadelphia,
is said to be the most heavily insured
man in America, having policies aggre-
eating $475, 900 on his life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

4 ST. LOUIS paper calls Mary Ander-
son the female Edwin Forrest OF the
American stage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27
Free to Ministers, Lawyers, Doctors,
and Teachers.

you viii get your dealer to order from
his wholesale druggist one dozen bottles
WARMERS WHITE WINE OF TAR SYRUP
the best remedy Ia the porId for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Cdtdyrh, and CoRsanp-
ton, / viii send two bottles free. Recon-
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druggist who gives the order. Map of Holy
Land free with medicine. Address DIR. c.
d. WARNER, Chicago, III. All druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

AT Keuka, Fla, watermelons are up,
ilish potatoes are looking fine, and
Strawberries will soon be ripe.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-03-27

GENERAL. RUFUS INGALLS,, Quarter
Master-General L. S. Army, says: est
Jacobs Oil is the best paln-cure W.
ever used"