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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07
ElX.Dg Gsortg1gcs.

Kansas ana Minnesota. have got on
q craze to tax hortgages, or at least
some Of their Demogogue granger
legislators have In Kansas they have
a state senator who does not believe III
such suicidal enactmentS. ana when
TIE bill, reached the senate on its way
- the governor, this Senator, Mr.
Kelly, by name, spoke againS; il and
he spoke to the point when lie said:
Money is 4 Traveller, it has NJ d3ml-
Gle. Il is not OF Itself wealth, but the
agent employed in the exchange OF
product and real property. Any bur
den pla.ced upon money must be born
by tie user of the money. \ man
carving on horseback 200 pounds
weight would not lessen the load ID
tie horse hy placing 100 pounds uron
his own shoulders. Should Q tax be
placed upon money loaned, the boz
r Iwer would he CHARGED ,Ee usual rate
OF interest with the addition Of the tax
i. a. iac i3ty. The Il ttllrl lax .. Sc
ing AM bUEing, letting AMI hiring
cannot BE Oh .ngcd by act Of legislature.
T. Il. the interest at the lowest current
rate and then tax the l1an woali sim
fly operate - prevent the borrower
fs5..; obtaining the momcy, the state
h. Tag 10 power to force the loan 10
tax e,..st!ng mortgages where rate Of
interest has been heretofore agreed Zip
on would be but little :hDrt OF con
Escation as such anact would have the
etiect Of destroying the value Of the
obligation and as & matte. Of equity
the courts wo&ll II AL probability set
the tax as.t". The People ana the
state are III debt. The people have a
state life II maintain. ana to ID this il
is proposed to tax Nh,t they owe. 1t
is exactly tie sane thing as mln
attempting II i:Tc upon the at.rest o.
~, Ittaa .,-1.. -
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Two tribes q Indians in the upper
part Of "a fornia had as boundary be
tween Heir t.istric, 4 low ridge where
the stream headed II you should go
u Where one oi Il csc streams, Potter
Rive II e. You VIII see still otaniin"
tall pile ii stones beside 4 never
failing spring; on one side Of this caIrn
VS. the territory of the pomo Indians,
and en- the other the land of the
Chumaia. These tribes were enemies.
ana We're often ut war. When the
Chumai3 wished L. challenge the others
. hatl', they took three lsttlr sticks,
cut notrhas ruuni their endsanl III the
middle, tied them 1T the ends into a
f!ggot. and laid it on this cairn. Ii
the Pomn, accepted the challenge they
tied / string ro"3d the middle OF the
three sticks ana LEI; th,m in their
place. Then agents Of beth tribes met
en- neutral ground and arranged tie
time AMI place q battle, which took
place accordingly Ernest InsersvIl,
III Narca 81 \ .cholas
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u ace Jerry" kzs,sk.

CHICAGO. Feb. :2,S.-Tho Washington
,ricspomlent OF the Chicago Tribune
writes about Secretary iusk as follows:
Gr account Of the agitation through
cit the country by the Farmers -Alli-
nee people great attention IS directed
towards tile farmer member OF the
lresent cabinet, Gen. Rtisk IS in the
Htighnorho1l Of 81 years OF age, but
lie Las carriage and active yigor Of &
ian OF ID. lie IS very tai and bro d.
,iouIierCd with Il deep full chest.
is lia.r is snowy white and falls in
et4.l.ug name ab3u. his large, rugget
featured face II. eyes are b!ae and
a,eIl at. lis complexion is well
tanned from exposure 10 tn weather
lis nose is large, and i snowy white
mastacha and beard descending to his
!rea.t AL 70 the striking textures Of
lis vigorous personality
For nearly forty years Il has been a
farmer lie understands farm life asa
PRACTICAL man WIS has followed the
aJA. Ill IOiEss " !iIS' " ~ Il -
common sense. and lis iron decision Of
character. III the army lie was a
,sses5 soldier. To-day lie is more III
touch perhaps with the "eleral mass
ef the people than any enc connected
With the administration. Some OF his
enemies have tried 10 poke fun ct him
- ascribing 10 lin certain Hn%ram
,aatical forms Of speech. The pcollc
,,hJ have done this were no. aware
that they were giving lita { quality CT
additional strength. It VS. said in
the old! times that tie charges made Of
using bad grammar against Gen. John
Y Logan did more 10 make him popu
lsr III the co"ntry than anything else.
Tie bad grammar IS not apparent to
any Of Gen. Eusa ) friends lie uses
very vigorous expressions, ana tie cur
rent slang phrases Of he day often
come tripping off the end Of his tongue
When he IS very much III earnest. But
lis English is gool and rarely lacks
y;cer and clcarness.
There is d lldinness and Eluntnes5
about him, however, which contribute
greatly 70 his popularity. lie is simple
and direct. lie never aretcnds TO be
anything more than What lie is. lie
lis no patience with red tape. Any
enc who wishes TO transact business
with tie agricultural department Will
find its head ready II meet thea in the
most direct fashion and ready - dis
Jose Of business with the least possible
delay.
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Isrfasc.l 10 Honor Speaker Reed.

The congress JUS; closed succeeded
Ill proving to the world tiat major
its Of lis members were men OF very
small caliher and little sense, by rtfus
inc to accord Speaker Reed Il vote OF
thanks al lis close. II Is said tilat the
man who goes through the WG!lI with
ant opposition amounts T. little or
nothing. The wo:li is 10 better for
lis having been III il. Speaker Reed
is Ill least one Of lie brightest and
;hlrst men in tie last congress ana he
ean well afford To sInjlh ut those who
refused him Il Vote CT thanks because
ii their inability IL appreciate or I'M
.iesstand true worth. Speaker Reed
j. IL. al 9ac iii this respect o,her
men before him have received the
same sn"a' from their imhecila as
snciatcs john Dayton, Of New .Jersy
Stt.grNiciz, Of Massachusetts. Henry
sllv, Of Kentucky, Jsmes X Folk, Of
Tennessee with several others, We're
refused THEN Vote Of thanks, yet they
Mere glorious men, giants of intellect
AM political wisdom III their dar, and
THEN rulings Is presiding officers, and
their uttrranceS and work have lived
after them ana viii continue to live on
down through thu ages 10 come, While
those VITO refused them 4 compliment
ary Vote are III forgotten except thi,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07
Notice for Publication,

7 AND OFFICE AT ashland. WISCONSIN
II Jan. II. 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler LA, Iel notice 1T his intention /.
make tipS' T-a3f III Support Of h> ciaia mud that
SAID proaf Mil hC made before the Clark Of the
oHCsit Couvl "a: Daig'as County. Wisconsin, al
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07
I he Voice

Is easily injured 1.-The slightest irritation Of
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tone. f1exibility. or power. All efforts to
sing or speak in public, under such condi-
tons. become not only painful but danger
Gus. aud should be strictly avoided until
every symptom is removed. To effect
speedy cure nc other medicine is equal to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07
Ayers
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Upon several occasions / have suffered
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07
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over three generations nt hen, and wise
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-07

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

A young girl from ~. Louis In r..
cent visit to this city was introduced
for the ilrst time TO tho peculiar charms
OF tcrnpin. Not long after her first
experiments she sat In the crowded
supper room of n private house, into
which the guests were pouring from the
ballroom. 'No, believe won't have
any terrnpln," as the waiter held Il
down before her. 'what, not cat ter
rapln" asked her escort. SIS Il posi-
bic that You don't like terraplnr
"Oh, yes, like IL well enough, " sho
answered indliicrcntly, hut IN n voice
40 loud that Il sounded over all tue
cllnk Of glass and silver and hum Of
voices. Yes, like the tasto Of Il we'll
enough, but don't like TO cat Il. It's
81 full Of little bones always feel as II
wcrc eating boiled kittensn Instant
ly the cllnk Of forks upon plates was
audlbly lcssencd. and the next day tho
caterer said 10 his chef, what IN tho
world was the matter with that terra
pin up n, the Ms last nlghtF-Now
Yor!; Evening Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

An Irish officer OF distinction attend.
ed ball, but was not 20 proficient IN
dancing rs in tho use of his sword.
While standing up in n cotillon his
partner called his attention To u young
man opposite, who had previously ex.
hibltcd much skin rs dancer In thu
act Of mlmicklng tho movements Of tho
officer. A little observation convinced
lin that It was tho intention Of the
young gallant to ridiculc him, and,
therefore, stopping up toward him, hc
inquired;
'Is that your natural way OF dane.
mgr
lie was answered that II WINS.
"Well," said the officer III 80, by
gracious, II catch yer dancing artld-
claliy hereafter III knock yor DOWN
The consequence was that the young
fellow had to persist In mimicking
while no remained In the room.-Lon.
don Tit.Bits.
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The Strange Midnight ssperienes ~ a"
Express Messenger.


Express Messenger.
Tho night csprrss went laundering
ont Of Iropkinsvillc, Ky, at z o'clock
sharp. Tho passengcrs had made them
selves comfortable, aud everything
seemed auspicious for quick aud saie
run % Nashville, Tenn. Tho express
messenger busted hlnscli about hi'
packages. getting his car in order, after
which. having nothing else to do he
sauntcred to tho opcn window AMI
looked out nt tho rising moon. what
glorious night Il va.l The full noon
came up from behind the trccs and
hung over their top. like a ball " irc
How swoot aud peaceful everything
looked. The thoughts of the young
/ man went back 10 home gnd mother
Wrapped In a delightful dream he sank
down on the box nearest 10 HIM. but
suddenly he Jumped up Ia alarm, Tor
he had heard a remarkable sound
poor. faint little voice crying, Papa. y
"Oh. what cruel trick for the boys
to play on him" He must find the
little one at once. lie searched every
nook and corner md looked behind
every box. but no baby was to DO
found
What was he to dot lie felt certain
that he had heard the voice, and some
thing must b. done. All, he had II at
last. ile rung the bell with all his
might. and tho conductor came hur.
ricdiy 20 know what had happened.
Tho passengers wcrc all excitement;
windows went up, heads were poked
out. and every one had "a surinisc, fully
one half OF them thinking Il must DO
robbers.
Whom the conductor returned he told
them that tho express messenger had
heard the cry Of child In his car and
then he inquired II any child were miss
ing. This throw all the mothers pres
ont Into u panic Of fright. But they
soon recovered when they saw that all
their own dnrlings were safe, and every
woman oppressed the greatest sympathy
for the little stranger Ia the express ear.
Iuil tNtu Nhluutf'Ffi W \" tiih tAN7tHh
Ia the search for the little lost Walt.
hut 10 this the conductor would not
consent.
Tho young man In the express car
was meanwhile doubling the evidence
OF liis own senses, for had he not heard
the voicoi lie could swear 20 Il. Slowly
he sinks down ON the samc box, when,
mccliul heavens there was tho voice
again crying "Niamma'
All, he has Il now. The voice comes
FROM the box. Some hcartlcs. mother,
perhaps. sending her baby by express
Quickly he cuts tho cord aisl takes
of the pss,cboard lid. Yes, there Il
lies, tho dear little soul. with IT, soft
curls aud snowy dress. He lifts II out
tcndcrly, and then, imagine his sur.
prise--it Il u doll-onc 81 Edison's
speaking dolls. Every time lac sat
down Oh the box no pressed the spring,
and then cainc the feeble little wall Of
papa" mamma which had caused
10 much sympathy and alarm. Detroit
Free Press.
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a. 8. " p.

with shorghssnl brow she roniera deep.
The Frave sweet lbs her secret kcep;
Ehe does not smile. and does not sigh.
While thus revolving her reply
Yet letter. four H. ;. N.P.
Ye stir within her virgin heart
eone auiek'ninR hops. 70 spring anu stArt
Through the rccesses of her mind.
And leave sunny track hrhlnd
Al. letters -four. d. :. v.Pi
Che doe. no, hear the sleigh bells tune.
Size dos no, feel the air. frost stfown.
She does not heed the wintfy broeko,
Outside amongst tho hemlock tres,
Al, letters four, H. >. N.Pi
Tie dropping iashcs vail her eye
What question hangs on the tvpy
That dyes with roso her cheeks - fai1
WIN be be there will be be there
ye letters four, u. :. N.Pi
rho con. yor DER with anxious care
WIN he b. there will he b. thcrcf
n BY some magic - could tell
How easy the nply al. well.
An potent power. u. :. W.
The die Il cast, and she will 70
Methlnka she will not answer no
When with shy eyes again she stands.
Iicr white hands ciasped by other hands.
Confronted by II. X V. ~
Helen Marion iiurnsiae Ia New York Ledger
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general verdict that he Eclipse Grocery and Fruit Com
pony carry rey best goods their line TO BE- nd yeen
city, that coupled seii The treatment aud oNgfn9
ofe sasu,n make Of The most attractive pdces or
We nrie friends and he public generally 10
and see Themselves.
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During the summer Of 1890 the bot,
anists made wonderful discovery In
Tehuantcpcc, having established the
fact beyond doubt that the native
"hinta" has Hover that changes H.
color three or more times each day
when the weather Is favorable. Ia the
morning II is white; at noon II has
changed to deep red at night 1t Is blue.
1t Is even claimed That some individual
trees OF this species lave u Hover that
changes TO many intermediate hues
during the night. There are only two
honrs out OF tho twenty-four-from II
a, IN. TO p, m.--that this rarity gives
cut peFiume,-St Louis Republic,
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