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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
CHEESE A9 FOOD.
}te Exact Status In Regard to Nus
triton.

triton.
Much difference Of opinion has pre-
vailed in regard 70 the value of cheese
Us food, but we are beginning to get at
real facts with better understanding
of the relations of the digestive func-
tons to food clements, according TO
Good Housekeeping. Cheese has been
much lauded by many because OF the
great amount OF nutritive food elements
it contains. and people have been urged
indiscriminately to cat it freely. some
enthusiasts making the most eHtrava-
giant claims for il as Il health diet. Bat
:nany people who have sought to fol-
low this counsel find themselves speedi-
y ;he victims of Indigestion and dys-
pepsia. They would consider it little
short OF treason to charge their dis
ordered digestion to the cheese. but the
truth is the cheese is the most proba-
bic cause III any such case. Although.
50 lar as its constituents are concerned,
cheese is fairly entitled to It's fame Us
model food, yet in raw cheese these
constituents are very difficult Of solu-
ton by the digestive juices-that is,
raw cheese Is indigestible to a degree
that makes it unavailable us food ex-
cept to the strongest and healthiest
stomachs, and should not be eaten by
any one who finds on trial that it gives
his stomache the least discomfort. 1t
IS found, however, that cooking the
cheese removes this difficulty and
makes cheese easy of digestion, and as
nutritious as tender meat or more so.
Various methods have been adopted
for this purpose, from plain broiling,
frying or toasting to the most elaborate
compound dishes. The main point is
10 get the cheese cooked SO that the
stomach can digest it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
STEVE FRANkLlM'S RAMBLE.
lie Was Sound Asleep, hut II Made No
Difference to II N.

Ono Of the most marvellous freaks Of
somnambulism ever known in Bruins
wick ia, is described in the Macon
Telegraph The participant in the
seni-conscious night ienambulation
was q negro named steve Franklin,
and the course of bis stroll was from
brunswick to the new docks and re-
turn. Franklin is 4 day laborcr at the
docks. and assists IN leading vessels
with cotton. He usually returns TO
the city about o'clock II the evening
and spends The night. In order to
reach his work in due time next morn
ing he leaves Brunswick at / o'clock.
One night last week, about 10 O'Clock,
he arose from his bed, dressed himself,
and struck out for the scene of labor.
On arriving he discovered that he had
forgotten his dinner and ut once re-
verScd himself and returned to Bruins
wick. He was just entering the city
when he suddenly awollc. II was scy-
cral minutes before he could take in
the situation. and then he was 50
badly frightened as almost to 90 into
commissions.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
what II Woman :.ntS.

Of twenty women lunching at
popular restaurant Il few days ago,
says a writer il the Ladies' Home
Journal five ordered ice cream and
cake, three "A p;c"o Of pie ana cup Of
coffee each. two Eul bread ana butter,
followed by dark fruit c Ike and The
eight remaining women We're divided
between cc!airs, cream cakes. Jelly
tarts and doughnu's. with an OCCASION
al cup of coffee or tea. The one scnsi-
BILE woman had soup u sandwich and
light salad, with piece OF sponge
cake and a cup of chocolate. | lin
gerod over my own luncheon, 50 that
the twenty women all changed during
my stay, but the proportion o. cake
eaters rc!na nod the same. The ma
jority Ct these lunchors We're working
women. They had probably, III the
least calculation, been at work since 9
o'clock thai morning and bad yet some
four CT five hours mere Of labor before
them: during tha- time thcy expect to
Sustain life and no:rish their body and
brain upon ono piece OF li@ and a cup
OF coffee. Among tic harder working
class inc Same thing exists also and
women deliberately refuse to avail
themselves OF cheap uad nutritious
food. p-e'c,ring. instead, worthless,
harmful pastry. 1t is scarcely noe $
sars 10 add that among the forty odd
women who came and Went during my
luncheon, there was scarcely one with
a cIcar, rosy complexion, such IS
every woman should have, or who
gave the Impression of perfect health.
One ga: instnctively they had no APP
petite. had head che and NERVES" and
Were hcir@sscs to Il thousand natural,
but unnecessary ills that the exercise
OF u little common sense would avert.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
40 Us Fer EaNs.
Press \ CrS dissertation.

Press NCTS dissertation.
MOBILE, Ala May 25.-The refusal
today Of John SimmS, OF Choctaw. Ala
to he sworn as Juror in the United
States court, brings out the existence
of Il queer religious sect. He said to
the judge, i VIII not swear, because
the Bible SAYS: swear not at all. :"
When asked to affirm, he did so, bat
sad he WAS incompetent TO serve be
.aIse III, Blbis. said:
Judge not that We be not judged >
This unnamed sect publish a small
pamphlet called the Veil Rent "
The members refuse TO recognize any
humane law OF authority to coMtrola
,hem. aad recently when a brother
'>'n ~'Mns was arrested for illict
b, #,t t'r warrant to pie
Il H presence nf the deputy mar
SHAH, saying that he made the corn,
distilled 1t openly and it WAS nobody 5
business. The deputy was warned to
leave, which he did.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
s Get III ding Places,

Cne Of the most interesting features Of
English country houses is the secret hid
ing place. This generally has been con
trivcd with much architectural skill and
in days gone By a He'd discovery from
the most obscrvant and experienced eve
In certain cases it would appear that. for
some reason or other, the hiding place
has Iccn specially kept a secret anon !,
members OF the family. I hus in the
north Cf England may be mcntionc
Ncthcrhali, near NaryFort, Cumberland.
the seat Of the Old family of Senhousc.
In this tine honorc1 mansion there is
said to bc real secret chamber, its exact
position being only known to two persons
tile heir in-law and the family solici-
tor.
According TO the popular tradition, the
secret OF the hidden room has never been
revealed 10 more than two living persons
at a tisle. This mysterious room has no
window, and. despite every effort to dis
cover it, il is sail dcficd the ingenuity Of
cvcrT visi:o. staying in she house With
this secret Oh inter MAY lie COMPARED the
one at G.amas, the latter possessing
window, bat VII ca las not Id to the
identification of tine mv-rarjosts room
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30

~ don't think | Will eyah again
Use slang in the presence al ladies'"
said Willie Washington Il was at
Miss Peppeiton' the other night =
wathcr late, 10 be sual--aul hap
pened 10 remark, Anything you say
goes.
Did She seem iiSpleaSed:"
No. but She Immediately took occa-
sion 70 pronounce my name veWy slow
y ana Distinctly w ashingt0n Post.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
l.f,yp,

According to Vanity Fair centuries
of ctvi!i ,ation have succeeded in re-
moulding every other passion known
to man; they have Teen pruncl and
trained and nailed up against the wal
of custom. Love alone las remained
defiant ana inlomitsbic. swayine u
now with the same remorselrss strength
as in the davs + savagcry: tho enc
free-growing natural thing this evil
zation. with its religious and socia.
codes, has left -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
Two Counties without n LAWYER.

There arc two counties in Georgia
that have not lawyer. Th2t is "A re-
markablc fact. hut it is Il tat. The
two counties are E"hols and Charlton.
The returns for 1890 show further that
Charlton las neither a doctor nor u
dentist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
EI.on THE SHOULDER
Senator Carlisle Talks to an Alliance
Committee on Third Party
Matters.

CINCINNATI, May 24.-The men who
created new party are already busy
They believe the chill is a giant at its
birth. They will feed it right off with
solid food, and they'll take care that it
gets no soothing syrup. If it dosi. t
walk with league boots before next
November its nurses will be much
isapointed. No :nfantile maiadies
feared, not even the often fatal
dangers Of the second summer. The
men and women who, i'll a frensy of
enthusiasm, rocked the cradle of the
newborn baby until the poor thing
life was emperlled, are Dragging about
the youngsters good points with all
the pride of parents with their first
born.
In their great delight some of them
over the river into Kentucky and ask
Senator Carlisle what he thought of
the new baby. They did SO and they
meet with cordial reception. Some
of the Western legation have rather
a kindly feeling for Carlisle. They
believe he is an honest man and they
wanted his opinion of the revolt they
are leading They talked with the
senator about some of their pet pro
jects and asked What he though of
them Government ownership OF rail
roads and telegraph was brought UP
aud Mr. Carlisle turned questioner.
DO you propose toget possession
Of these properties by conlistcation?
he asked them
No, that woulden't be fair" they
admitted.
Then you must buy Them Was the
reply, and 10 buy them YOU IL lst pay
for them, and to pay for them you
,nast tax your selves. Have YOU any
idea how much it would cost: Our
government debt d! the close o! the war
WAS more than two thousand million,
and we have been aim est 80 wears in pa
ing half of it. The railroads telegra-
phs. telephone and steamboats, OF the
country represent about $40, aUJ, hj0,'D8
ltcn blllIon inycastCd caIrttl @t,td4
aon. 900 tfour bilIIuGl i EaHatd }u:c.,t
edness which must lie paid, Are you
ready to tax yourselves u ~ ise this
money? Then after you have got tie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
Danger in :lic PIlov-,

Most people suppose that feather
beds, feather holsters and feather pill
lows contain feathers, and sometimes
they do. The kind that are manutac-
t,lrcd for salr, usually, DO contain some
feathers, ana it is proper to believe
that some manufacturers make Their
pillows and holsters what they profess
to be. But Il woman who has worked
in such a factory has toIl Il medical
journal that the practice Is very gen
cr;tl Of stutfing Quantities Of dirt rub
bish into so-called feather pillows.
holsters and beds. More positive evil
denca is found in the fact that such
articles have been cut open and found
to contain SCRAPS Of dirty blac,z serge
apparently Parts OF coat-slceveI
pieces Of dirty. greasy silk dresses,
old worsted braid. soiled linen rags,
and colored calico" and other tltay
substances. OF course such things
easily carry deadly diseases. The
safe way, according to Good Iiou Sc
keeping, IS to buy your own feathers
and stuff your pillows yourself unless
you can depend on your dealer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
The Clty's Debt.

Some of our contemporaries confess
fact that the Evening Telegram should
advise Il more conservative course in
regard to the park system. We would
ask: Is it wise or unwiSe for the city
to keep safely within the limit of its
permitted indebtness? The Evening
Telegram believes that it is and for
protest against what appears to be an
unnecessary expenditure OF public
money. 1t is an open question as to
wheather or not the city improvement
bonds should be counted in making up
the five percent limit permitted bv the
charter These bonds were drawn and
issued upon the supposition that they
would not be counted III the city's gen
eral indebtedness, but would be simply
4 chasge against the property bene-
fitted.
Good attorneys are of the opinion
that the improvements bonds connot
be thus counted, while other attorneys
hold the opposite opinion and claim
that if the matter should ever be
brought into court the city would be
held responsible.
\ recent decision in the case against
the city of Saltwater, Mimi, makes it
probable that the courts would hold
the Improvement bonds rs city bonds
any that they should be counted III
making up the ) per cent limit OF mu-
nicipal Indebtedness.
In view Of this the evening Telegram
believes 1t would be wise, if found
necessary, to abandon the whole park
system.
Not that the value and deSirabillty
of the proposed park is p,nderestimated
but it certainly IS a dehata5ie question
wheather it would be wise for the city
TO go into debt to the extent of nearly,
if not quite, million dollars at the
present time this purpose.
There are costly improvements to be
made, and if the small matter of
million dollars to be expended for
parks is likely to interfere with them,
then the Evening Telegram is of the
opinion that it is better to get along
without the luxury of park until s'lch
time as it can be afforded. - ItiegruHa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
Wild Animals IN Texas.

Texas has appropriated SO O0D for
the destruction of wolves, coyotes and
other wild animals within h.r borders.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
The s:est Tonic for osersirsin:. Nerves.

ii is not the work but the worry
which kills Th--re is no tonic for
the body like regular work of the mind,
though this is unfortunately not often
appreciated or not allowed by the ply
alciano T. whom anxious mothers take
t'tr,i :rn"fu, daughters. There IS
nothing - -u,e t. SttaC. ;ae ,ryes
p ,;a F'gtf1I o" rEci,aate ehi,i as
regular school work III the hands OF a
rr;tl teacher. Many child who is eel
cbratud for dangerous fits Of temper
al home becomes entirely transformed
under the influence Of such Il school,
till her nearest relatives would not
recognise her if they should ever take
the time and trouble to visit the shoot
room. | do not mean Il Schoci-roOm
lull of competitive eNamln2t ions, of
MARKS. ana Of Irrelevant juiure.
iurgtJa a. make The chIl4 commit TO
!.ieu.ols :. na.5 OF Unrclat.'. ,s,lu undI-
ga7tr,, tact-, mean one .,ay.t, with
o.,t an .uauc, ~ nj bat tae natural
desire laI hnoNlet!4e which IS ail-sui-
!icvnl with any American cilli;i If it lie
rightly directed, Hou find steady and
well-orderci labor, without haste,
though not without rest, and honest,
thorough, and rleasurable work. We
may learn lesson from this factor
it IS no theory-0t the effects Of regular
work on our tired nerves, and wise
shall we he if We apply it. Even the
most consistent home opathic physi-
Clan could not object to this kind of
tonic, though he wot,ld tell You, and
truly, that TONES are worse than OF no
use for overworked nerves.-Trom
The Technique of Rest" by Ann {.
Bracket, in Harper's Magazine for
June.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
81, D,y otIt.Iy 1891.

l1a> FIR The + = ri Set. - III II - L n west
lie names the following Witness - pr.yc his
c''nti1u"u> residence uioa and cultivation OF.
said land. Viz:
Andr,w pahertv. John Richmond. joan White
and o'c, r-e puhcE.y. Of Poplar. Douglas Count.
WISCONSIN
m3Q.yi e. ". CARRiNGToN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
Notice OF Publication

II May -. III
Notice i hereby given that the following nam
ed >,tiicT has filed notice of his intention g.
make fiu4l proof III >uuppr' If MS claim. ans
thar said pr, i will b,. maid before the C.er& III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-30
Invitations. Cards. Etc. Il q, 'hs :, IL. q.

and ya'i'ies ami At The lowest possible .H.cc> :;
liz I-,--S 05 uslcs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
aE DID NOT LIKE TO cuuRx.
Ponto's Tricks 20 Escape a Disaxrssabl,
Duty.

PontO's Tricks 10 Escape a Disaxrseable
Duty.
~Churn dog stories are always in or
der. A city man who used to live on a
farm, as 50 many city men did when they
were boys, sends us this:
At home on the farm we had a num-
Der of cows, so many that churning was
too heavy a task for even the men folks.
and so Mr.. L. rigged up dog churn-an
inclined wheel, a sort of canine treadmill
1t became the duty of Ponto, a large
white mastiff, to tread that monotonous
cycle, and Notwithstanding the toothsome
bit of meat that was fastened ON a lath
within four inches of his nose he was not
at all proud of his position and RESPONSE
bility. He made several attempts to
shirk his task, and twice succeeded. He
got to know when churning day came
around as well as any one in the house.
On the morning of that day he would
loiter about the kitchen door until he was
fed, and as soon as he heard the note of
preparation-the bringing of the cream
jugs, preparing the churn, etc.-he would
put for the woods and would not be seen
again until night.
"The day of churning was changed.
and next morning a more crestfallen and
astonished dog was never seen when he
was collared and harnessed TO the beam
which set the dash in motion; he looked
positively foolish. He did his work, but
with lowered head and in cogitation evil
IDENTIFY.
son another occasion he tried another
dodge. When they were about to put
him on the wheel he ran up to his mis-.
tress, holding up one paw, affecting to be
lame. She thought much Of the dog, and
was inclined to let him off that day. The
next instant he was seen charging over
high fence after neighbor's cat. WELL
said the old lady, if he can go after cat
like that he is able TO churn' And he
did, and never tried to shirk his work
again. Forest and Stream.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
LITTLE PEOPLE.

%Can your little brother talk now ?"
"Yes. He can say some words real we'll
@What are they?" II don't know.
They're words l never heard before. "
Harper's Young People.
The Real Danger.-Mamma (after the
elderly visitor had gone away)-You
shouldn't have run out of the room when
Miss Oldsby tried to take you on her lap.
Willie. She was not going to harm you.
Wilhe-She wasn't. hey. She had hel
mouth puckered all ready for it. any.
how.-Chicago Tribune.
Little Jack has just returned from
weeks visit to his Aunt Jess's farm up the
Hudson. He saw great many things
there different from any he ever did at
home, among others aunty churn butter.
He was greatly interested by the dashers
jumping up and down in the churn, and
the first evening of his return TO the city
stopped, after the first bite into his bread
md butter, TO remark "You just ought
% see how aunty makes butter with
barrel and broomstick. New York Re-
corder
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
He Wanted Water.

Strange man to lady on the street
Madam, will you please be kind enough
to tell me where can get drink?
Sir, exclaimed the lady Indignantly,
1Idon't know of such place, and if did
certainly would not tell you where you
could get drink"
us water, then, so scarce?" murmured
the stranger as he turned away with tears
in his eyes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
RemarkabIe:Facts. Is.

Heart disease Is usually supposed to
be incurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Hatch; OF Elkhart, Ind, and
Mrs Mary l.. Baker, of Ovid, Mich were
cured after suffering 20 years. s. G.
Linburger, druggist at San Jose, ILL.,,
says that DIR. Miles New Heart Cure,
which cured the former. worked won
ders for his wife Levi Logan of Buc
hanan, Mich. who had heart disease for
30 years, says two bottles made him
feel like a new man." DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure Is sold and guaranteed by
Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store Book
OF wonderful testimonials free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16

Mr.. Hannibal Bumpe. Say. boss,
un'erstan's you's been lickin' hull lot Nv
de boys in dis yer school.
y. d. Gogue-But, my dear sir, havn't
punished your boy.
II. B.-Yes, dar's just it. Yon licks a
hull LOT NV white trash. an dar's my Ju-
lius Caesar Hannibal Bumpers needs a
good thrashin' of'ner den any udder boy
in dis town. Ise come over to protes'
against such discrimination. Now, min,
ii hears any more NV it, Ill hev de 18th
commandment ON you.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16

Lawyer Grind Whose Office Is across
the hall from the dentist's)-Whati is your
object in having that bagpiper playing in
your room every time you have pa
tient? Does it ease his pain anyi
Dentist Snaggs-I am doing that for
the benefit Of my neighbors. The music
ieadens the patients cries.
Lawyer Grind-Well, if that is the
reason, you may shut off my part of il
hereafter. thought if the music made
it any easier for the patients I'd try to
stand it. But If it's for my benefit, !
prefer the howls.-Munsey' Weekly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16

Ihaye before me q letter from Par
isian friend. a gentleman of some liter
airy note in his own country, who in
forms me that he is learning English by
the aid of small text book and diction.
airy, without any other instructor, and he
adds: In small time / can learn sc
many English as think / viii to come al
the America and TO go on the scaffold to
lecture Detroit Free Press.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
A National Exent.

EsThe holding of the Worlds Fair in
city scarcely fifty years old win be re-
markable event, but whether ii viii real
" benefit this nation as much as the dis
covery of the Restorative Nervine by DIR.
Franklin Miles is doubtful This is just
what the American people need to cure
their excessive nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, neu-
ralgia, nervous debility, dullness, con-
fusion of mind, etc II acts like a charm
Trial bottles and fine book on 'Nervous
and Heart Disease with unequaled tes-
timonials free at the City Drug Store. ~
is tsdrTGnted TO contain no merphtae or
dangerous drugs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
when tn. salvation Army We. started.


The Salvation Army has been in exist
cnce just 13 years. 1t had its origin in
sensational way in fine English town of
Whitby, in the rough coal mining dis
trict of Yorkshire, where General Booth,
at that time Rev. William Booth, was
doing humble missionary work. Eng
land was then in arms, expecting to
jump into the Russo-Turkish war. 1t
occurred to Booth that he might attract
a crowd by issuing declaration of war
himself, SO he prepared one forthwith,
sprinkled it plentifully with hallelujahs,
and posted 1000 copies of it about town.
The device tickled the British sense of
humor, there was a "red hot, rousing
meeting" to quote General Booth,
"the penitent fell down in heaps, and
the Salvation Army sprang into life full
grown.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
To hatter successfully one must appear
disguised with such art.


Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results. or in any case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised Druggist bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief In every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lung or Chest. such as Consumption In
fiammatiou of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfect
ly safe and can always be depended up.
on. Trial bottles free at the City Drug
Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16

How on earth did you make Hamlet
draw in Montana?" asked Footlight OF
Transformer.
"Oh, easily enough. Igot the editor in
the first Montana town / struck to raise
an editorial doubt as to its morality and
its fitness for public performance. ~
Boston Transcript.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-16
A Song for Mothers.

o. weary mothers. mixing dough.
Don't you wish that food would growl
Your lips would smile. know. TO see
A cookie bush or pancake tree.
No hurry. no worry. OF boiling pot;
No waiting to get the oven hot;
But you could send your cl ild TO SEQ
IL the pies had baked on a cherry tree.
A beefsteak bush would be quito fine;
Bread be plucked from it's tender vine;
A sponge-cake plant our pet would be-
We'd read and sew meath the muffin tree.
The III lusehoid