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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-22
COFFEE KILLS GERMS.
The Be cili Of Typhoid Fever. Cholera
&c, succum5 to Its Power.

The I,e eil;i Of Typhoid Fever. Cholera,
&C., succum5 to Its Power.
Coffee has disinfectant properties
Only recently a certain DR.. Luderitz
has STUD led in detail the germ-killing
action of coffee infusion. Using by no
means strong infusions. he showed
that Il certa n harmless niicrococcus
germ dies in 10 per cent coffee solu-
ton in from three to five days. The
bacillus OF typhoid fever persisted in
from one to three days under coffee
influence, and the cholera bacillus in
from three to four hours. The germ
OF anthrax or sp,enic fever died in
from two to three hours; but the spores
of young forms of the latter germ
persisted in from two to four weeks
only.
These latter results speak well for
TIE power of coffee as a germicide for
anthrax germs and spores are by no
means easy to scotch or kill. Possibly
after these revelations coffee admins
tered internally, NAV be utilized as a
remedy for germ produced diseases.
As 1t Is. its virtues as a reyiver and
'pick-meup' have long been appre-
Clatsd outside the medical world
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A DOUBLE DOSE OF VENOM.
MIR. Roots Strange Experience with

nAf. IsOOts strange experience WIKI
Copperheads-A IIassasarqua's Work.
Mrs. Mary Root of Mansbury was
bitten on her forehead by copper
head snake while she was putting a
pie on the swing shelf in her cellar,
the snake having climbed to the shelf
in some way. and lying there coiled,
says Gallon. Ohio. special to the New
York sun, The poison OF the snake
affected Mrs. Root so seriously that
for several days she was not expected
10 live. being NEST of the time de-
lirious. The venom finally succumbed
to treatment and Mrs. Foot gradually
recovered. About Il ! after she
became able to go she went
into the yard to h; up clothes,
She had her clothespino N muslin
bag. She laid the bag on the ground
until she WAS ready to use it When
she thru-t her hand into the bag to
take out some clothspius her middle
finger was seized by something. and
instantly afshock of excruciating pain
flashed from her finger to TIE shoulder.
She quickly drew her finger from the
bag and dtopped the bag on the
ground. The Instant it struck the
ground 4 coprerhead snake ran out
of the bag ana hurried away IN the
grass. Mrs. Roots cries brought aid
TO her. but sho became blind and de-
lirious before she could be taken to
the house. She is now lying in
precarious state and Er. Ball doubts
that she will survive this second in
lection OF coppcchcil venom into her
system while it WAS still affected by
the first char.e. The copperhead and
its mate were found in the high grass
not far from where Mrs. Root was bit
ten. and both We're killed.
Two COWS aud horse running in
the pasture on IL farm I'D dining tho
Root place were found dead AMI much
Swollen on different dnvs of last
week. Tie owner beloved that they
had been poisoned by Il hired man
he had discharged. and he started
for the Justices Once To swear out a
warrant for the mans arrest. On
his way to the Justices the farmer
took short cut thro Igil the pasture
where the cattle had ii,d. When half
way across ne was startled by a shrill
rattle, and discovered In Il bunch of
grass ahead OF him the deadly coil of
II massaS-auCua or marsh ra1tiesna;e.
lie killed the pO!.rnouS reptile and
went no farther. lie knew that the
mas sassauqua aul not the hired man
had killed his COW, and horse.
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A certain little girl. who is just
learning TO read short words. takes
great interest in the big letters she
secs in the newspapers. The other
evening. after she had kept her MANI
ma busy reading the advertisements in
tho newspapers to her. she knelt down
to say her prayers. Dear Lord"
she lisped, make me pure" then she
hcsitated. and went on, with added
fcrvor, u moment later. make me alb
solulcly pure, like baking powder"
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Pcnnsy.yania for Blaine.

HARRIsBURG, Pa. Aug. 10.-Tlt
following is the platform adopted by
the Republican state convention
which met here to-day: THE rel.ubll
can party of Pennsylvania, in conyen
ton assembled. reaflirming tie cardi
nal principles of the party enunciated
by the national convention of 1883, and
approving the course of the represen-
tatives of the Fifty-first congress in
cooperating them into the law OF the
land, make the following declara
tlonS:
!. We hartily end )rse the broad
end statesmanlike administration OF
President Harrison, which has exhibit
ted an intelligent and in!lexable pur-
pose to execute the federal laws, main
tain the dignity of American institu-
tions and insure the continuance and
growth of prosperity and peace III the
nation.
. We view with peculiar Satlsfac-
ton the direction of affairs of the
post office department by one of our
own citizens, the Hon John Wana-
maker, whose clean. busineSSlike and
comprehensive administration OF its
lions Of the nation toa.place never pre-
yiously attained
B. 1t has been with special gratitica-
ton that the republican, of the com
monwealth has o5rerved the brilliant
administration of the state department
by one of Pennsylvania 5 native sons,
whose supurb diplomacy has electrified
the hearts of all Americans, exacted
from foreign people degree of respect
and admiration of the United States
flag hitherto meGualled, and opened
wide to us in other lands commercial
gates heretofore barred. In view of
his magnificent achievements in diplo-
macy, in state craft, we earnestly eN-
press that the republican national con-
vention of 1892 may place in unanimous
nomina zion for the presldency-wiiich
nomination we feel sure will be fol
lowed by a triumphal election-the
Hon. James g. Blaine of Pennsy lvania
and Maine.
T. We cordially endorse the action
Of the republican congress i'll passing
the Mckinley bill in conformity with
the national pledge to protect the ma
terial interests of American labor.
This benlicent measure has, in spite
of malignant democratic abuses and
Misrepresentation already brought
and will in the future continue to
bring about broader and more set
tied prosperity to all classes, partcul-
arls To the operative. the mechanic and
the miner and the farmer.
We favor BIN ntallSm. 50 regulated
rs to allow free coinage of all the gold
and silver produced from American
mines SO gar,led by tariff duties as TO
protect our currancy from the de-
basement which will surely follow if
this nation is made the dumping
ground for the silver of the world.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL.
An Observer Finds That American Tom-
Are Above Comparison.

An Observer Finds That American Tom-
en- Are Above Comparson.
mo other women in tho world can
compare with American women." said
a man who has been living abroad for
several years. lin walking. The Amer
lean woman walks by preference. She
seems to scorn Il carriage. And how
she walks. Her head is held UP. her
shoulders are thrown back and her
step is firm and elastic. Is it any won
Cor that she has a fine color and that
her lips are fresh and her eve clear?
In other countries women ride because
they do not feel safe when they
are in the street. Here they know
that they have every man at their com
mand ii they need him. They may rot
know what a blessing their indepcnd
ence IS to them, but their own beauty
and the health and the vjgor OF their
children in after years are in a great
measure due to this love of walking.
Save il England perhaps ! have seen
nothing like it. and in England tho
women do not walk as they do here.
They are more deliberate and grave.
The quicliacss and strength and fire
are missing. They seem moro like
machines. They walk for the sake of
tradition. it seems to an American. bat
here ourwomcn walk because they like
to walk"
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Notice of Hearing,

STATE hpl;, OF WcIscoXslS' COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of determining the descent of
certain lands i'll Douglas County Wisconsin, To the
heirs al law of John Banker. late OF St Paul.
Mimi. deceased.
ofthis court, held on the fourth day of August
1891. the petition Of William Hendricks and Isaac
VI. Garrison, grantees of the heirs ut law of said
csC16ent, filed in this court rayIng ititlg-
mcnt determining the descent of certain lands in
Douglas county, Wisconsin. To John W. Banker
David Banker. Ezra b. Banker A Bryan Bank
er, Elizabeth B. Bancus, Harriet L. G. Movers.
Martha D. Banker Anna Il. Iugham Marion l..
Goodrich and Ellen NJ. Banker all the heirs III
law of John Banker, deceased
That pursuant to an order made herein mt II
special term OF this court held on the Fourth day
OF August 1891 the said petition VIII be heard at
term OF this court 10 he held the 18th ,,ay of
September 1891 at O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, in the Office OF the county Judge ut The
Court House III the city of Superior Douglas Csrsgn
~ Wisconsin.
That the lands in resuect to which the descent
is sought to be determined and by the Judgment
established are situate iii b1ugiaS County Wis
consin and are described ms follows:
Lots four hundred and forty-onc l4i1l and tour
hundred and tourty-threc tii3) on West Sixth
Street III ElyS addition TO superior Wisconsin.
according tn the recorded plat thereof.
Dated This 4th day of August 1871.
by the Court.
DE. ROBERTS.
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sIA leo, or " ,is,.' County CorEr

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Corrr
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In the matter of determining the descent of GER
tain lands in Douglas county. Wisconsin,. to
the heirs ut law of Ann G. Trevor, late of Lock
port y. l.. deceased
Notice is hereby given that al Special term of
thi> Cont held on The llth day of AuguSI 1871 the
petition of George :. Trevor. husband and heir
at law Of said dccedent filed in this Court
praying a Judgment determining the descent of
certain lands i'll Douglas County. Wisconsin. To
Francis y. Trevor, son of the deceased subject
10 curtSey OF the petitioner. all heirs AT Law nj Ann
g. Trevor, deceased.
That pursuant TO an order made herein 1T q
special term of this Court held on the llth day of
August lN9l the said petition VIII Le heard a, y
special term of this Court to he held on the 18th
day of October 1891 ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day in the office of the C0lnty Judge at
the Court House III the City of superior Douglas
County Wisconsin.
That the lands in respect to which the descent
Is sought u be determined and by the Judgment
established are situate in Douglas County Wis
consin and are described rs follows;
Lots 81. l6. and 30S. on West seventh street
in the towusiie of Superior in The city Superior.
Dated this llth day Of August, 1891.
Ey the court:
ID. f. ROBERTS.
alJSl0 County Judge.
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Notice 70: Hu1licufIOn.

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
IL Aug. 10 legl
Notice ishcrchy given that he following named
settler has filed notice of ms intention To make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be male before the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for douglas county. Wis, at superior, Wis
cousin, on
October Sd 1891
viz Erik Hanson his Hi entry No 9.G for the So
SEA and NElt Of SEA see Up - y Hi2W
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon Il cultivation OF said
land viz thomas Peterson oscar lsaacSOn Jacob
Davidson Henry kunutila ali of Poplar Douglas
County Wis.
Also nj the same time and place.
viz Os ar Isaacson his Hi cIt:y No 995 for the Z
= Me- 'tn'i MA Sc see II Tp ~ y K Il W
He names the fol OWN witnesses to prove his
continue IS residcn, "a! and cut Walton of said
All Erik J .Sson NJ It. Henderson
Ii ~nry kunn j Ia Mixed Gtst..f>0n all # Poplar
Douglas County Wisconsin
q. ". CARRINGMON
a22-scrg6 Register
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Have Your Own Teeth.

A dentist Of Moscow is reported to
have discovered a method of supplying
tho human mouth with false teeth
which will grow into the gums as firm
ly as natural ones. DIR. ZnamenSky
has performed several successful oper-
ings. The teeth are made of gutta
percha, porcelain or metal. Holes are
made at the root of the false tooth and
also upward into the jaw. The tooth
is then placed into the cavity. In n
short time soft graduated growth
finds its way from the patients jaw in
to the holes in the tooth: this growth
gradually. ha2dens and holds the tooth
in position.
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fine Higher Criticism.

Detroit Free Press: We must try
Deacon Den5ury for heresy.
Why. what 5 the matter with him:
lie saws he knows what family Ut
plants the burning bush which Moses
saw belongs 10.
What does he say It was."
An electric light plant.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
September 1881. III . o'clock i'll the forenoon.
plicatiun Will lie made u the Goverlor II the
Site of Wisconsin at the Chiitol in the city of
Madison Wis. for the pIr,'on of GcO-ge Weston,
who was convicted on the sd. day Of August 1890,
before the Circuit Court at douglas County. Wis
consln- of the crime OF Larceny. and sentenced TO
Imprisonment ia the state Prison for a term of
two years ilom August I'D. 1890.
Dated August 18th 1891.
:. II. CL0tGU,
a21-29 Any for GEORGE WESTON.
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Notice for Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
- August IS. 1897.
Notice r ~ given that ollo wing named
settler ~ Il no! &c I4It ntiOH to ma Se
final p 90: il support OF his claim al that said
p4o,,4 IA TIE Ictorc the tfcrk UI the circuit
cunt Douglas County Wisconsin at superior
Wisconsin on,
September 30. 1881
ciZJohn Anderson his HID Entry No Si3 for the y
y SWl4 81 SWl and NV Z SEA sec Up 10
IL "
lie names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: Richard ID Johnson, Frank Hurt.
Erlck Steele, Andrew Larson all of Hawthorne
Doug as County Wis.
G. ". CARR INGTON,
az sep26 Register.
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Far Fetched.

4 Wyoming man who has investi-
gated says prairie dogs obtain water
for drinking by digging wells. Each
village has one with n concealed
opeGing. He saws he knows of several
OF these wells from fifty 10 two hum
dred feet deep, each having Il circular
stairway leading down 10 the water.
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First fliiS Importer.

The father Of sheemakin- in this
country i said 10 have been one Abra-
ham Loecring. who came over IN the
Maytlower. bringing with him a num-
Der Of pclls 10 be wor.,cl into foot
wear fo- tic cololis-s-
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Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
II Aug. E, 1921.
Notice i hereby given that the following M m
ed settler has led notice Of his intention IL ma Ike
final proof in support of his claim aud that said
proof VIII bc made before clerk Circuit Court Of
douglas County Wis. nj superior Mis- on
September 10. 1881
viz Henry p. Fowler his Hi Entry No. 1894 for
the M ANi4 and NMi4 NEi4 see Up 10 \ of
IL W.
He names the following witnesses To- prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: Nicholas iuciuSSr Hrmon Wilson.
Farley catlin. harrison Il. Cole. all OF White
Birch Douglas County Wisconsin.
q. ". CAkRlNGTON.
nl5Seplo RrriSter.
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ShariaiHa Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. LIN CIRCUIT COURT
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.
\. W. Stow
Robert l.. pCnt.icli.

by viTtu" Of an execution issued of the Cir
cllit Court in and FOX Douglas County Wisconsin,
III lii" above emit led action AMI To ,3i.rfftu
and delivered against the property OF said ,i,.lc.,2-
ant Robert r. Dcntlicli. have levied upon and
will on thc 3iSt day OF August lS9l AT 10 oclocE
IN the forenoon. at the east front door of .ht'
Court House in the City Of superior. in sud
County of Douglas offer Tor sale aud sell to the
highest bidder tor cash oil the right. title and
inherent of the defendant Robert J.. Dcutcli i'll
a!ip to the following described property. to-wit.
Lot seven a. i'll block thirty ,;;j1 in the town
size of u est superior. Second Division: also the
northeast quarter OF The southwest quarter N. +
nt ;. w OF section four a iii town forty seven 40
range ten (lhD in Douglas County NiScOuSin ur II,
much thereof Is will IL. necessary Iu satisfy the
Judgment of s5S24o with interest and subscu We Mt
costs.
Dated at Superior Wis. July 18th 1s9I
DAN KENNEDY
Sheriff. Douglas Co, Wis.
MIKE KENNEDY.
iylSa2a Under Sheriff
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Se3tpil.ber Ilt;,. 1891.
sOTECE.

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. NIsC )NSIN
IL July 20. 1891.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
John Maxi against John y. Stcachan for nban-
dUning his Homestead Entry No N.5 daicd Oc
tnber 81 Ss5 upon the NJ NNi Of sec :: Tp Il
Range % W in Douglas county, Wisconsin. with
a view To the calculation OF said entry, the said
parties are hereby summoned To appear at the
Land Office, Ashland Wis, on the iilh day of
September. 1871 AZ N o'clock a. IN, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
Z. &. HEIDLOT Fl.
aS.Hq I.rrirnr
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4 Delicate Flint.

Mr.. Stayforcvcr-'.I admire Bull
finch: he has 30 much go to him. :
Miss SmilaX-'.Ies. | wish there were
more like him. boston Courier.
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Simkins-''Do You and your wife
get along well together" Hen Peck
She gets along we'll enough but
don't. The Epoch.
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u s LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
u. July -. 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice 81 his intention "a
make tina.! proof III support az his claim. and that
said lTupf VIII te made before the Clerk Of The
circuit Court of Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
Superior Wis. on
September S;h. 1891.
VIZ: Swan -waIlbers his Pre- : No 1IiI for the
81 NET, sec i >p i y Il Il v.
lie names the following Witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
SAID land viz. Jeremiah l.. o>hca. John Cassidy.
Anton Nilsson aDd William J.. DGugdn, all OF
Hawthorne, Douglas County. Wisconsin.
G. ". CARRINGTOS.
AIS Register
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Notice for UbIicaiiOn.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
II July Is. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will lie made hcfOre the Clerk of the
Circuit Couri for Douglas County, Wisconsin, at
superior, Wisconsin, on
September LIST. 1891,
viz Richard Bennett, his HID F. No Cos. for
the NJ SCI and SEA SEA See. -, Up. 40 n,
Il. l. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
SAID land, viz: John Peterson. of BcnnettS
Douglas Co, Wis: George ". Norton. and Rich
ard T. Wood of Hawthorne. Douglas Co. Wis
Frank Desmond of South Range, Douglas Co.
Wisconsin. q. W. CARRINGrON, Receiver
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SUN HONS.
I,IRCCIT COURT.-DOUGIAS COUNTY.
Elizabeth ClairmOut

The State al Wisconsin,. to the Said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty DAYS after service OF This summons cN-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action i'll the court aforesaid: and
in case Of your failure So to do. judgment will
be rendered against You according tu the demand
OF the complaint; OF which copy is on file in the
Office OF the clerk Of said court
CHAMP GREEN. Plaintiffs Atty.
7. O. Ad1ress-Superor, Douglas Co. Wis.
Ii
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Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
~ july q. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fOlpwing-nam-
ed settler has flea notice of his intention make
final proof in support Of his chin, and that said
pTt.cf will he made before the Clerk al the Circuit
Court Douglas County Wisconsin at superior Wis
on:
September Iltis. 1891.
viz: Gust Johnson his Hi Entry No gDi for the
4 81 Sec Il Tp Il y K l.. "
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz Charles J. NIhcrg. Charles J. Jones
Oscar Asker and ]. NJ. NJ Peterson. all of Poplar
Douglas County, " isconsilI.
C.. ". CARRINGTON
aSsi2 Register.
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VTTASTEp \ fs~ gsosl statesmen to take ord
w els for : full lire Il Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, small Frrilts. Roses shrubs etc No cx-
peTieuCe necessary. References required
GOOD PAN Address
j .yoI5 Il. +. FREEMAN ( Co C.,:.I,:st.- y Y
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Sepfe:nber S;:s, 1881.
Dissolution of< experimenting

The cnpErtner>hip hithcI:ofo-u existing under
tire and style oi ..uggIes X Clifford iH The
City Of Superior EnoIHs - & 80 Wisconsin block
West superior Is dissolved by uUtyGl consent
July list. 1871. J. ". KUGt4EIS
iElN-a.2 Cl-IEN LIE IOEl-
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Invitations, Cards, Etc. In alt the ffv lat a
Notice for Publication,

and vaIities and at the lowest possible prices, a
he TINES Job Office.
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The Helena independent., 1891-12-19

IF Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity scheme is
not knocked in the head by the supreme
court it will be surprising When this
feature of the Mckinley bill was under
consideration by the senate, Messrs.
Edmunds and Evarts, the great oonsti-
tutional lawyers Of that body, emphat-
ically declared that legislative powers
could not be conferred upon the exeon-
tive. Yet news comes from Washington
that the president, under authority con-
ferred upon him by the reciprocity
clause of the Mckinley law, is about to
issue proclamation restoring the duties
on sugar, coffee, tea and molasses inn
ported from countries that have not
made treaties with the United States.
The proposition that the president of
the United States may impose or remove
duties at his pleasure is monstrous.
The constitution nowhere expressly con
fers such authority upon HIM, and had
it been proposed to the trainers of that
instrument to give him such powers,
the suggestion would have met with no
favor. We believe that test case taken
to the supreme court Of the United
States would bring forth decision sup
porting the views so ably maintained by
Edmunds, Evarts and all other sound
constitutional authorities. Congress
alone has the power to impose taxes
and raise tho revenues, and it cannot
delegate its authority