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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Tiny ACrOIlattt :.

4 small spider which was deckcd
in Il garD Of brown and had bright,
dilmOnd-likc ewes, crawled up to the
highest point OF my coatsleeve, then
raising its SpiGnarttS aloft, elected a
delicate threat. Every second it
grew longer, and as it grew it rose
directly upward as if it was vast Y
lighter than the air, tp it went,
higher and higher, until [ judged it
to be three feet long, and then a very
curious thing occurred The spider
was almost lifted from his legs. An
other second and he appeared to he
lifted again; then, wonder of wonders,
he turned and ran few steps di
city up the thread into the air,
then turned aga in, and, head down
ward, sailed ava" SO the thread Of
silk was in reality, the balloon. The
spider spins the thread out until the
wind takes and watts it away. The
fuzzy platform is formed later during
the flight, and when complete the
spider aerOnaut rests upon 1t as Sc
CurCly is the human aerOnaUt in his
basket. That the spider, a Slow
traveller, can make itself balloon
and journey across deep canyons and
raging torrents is certainly an evil
dencc not only Of Its ingenuity, but
OF its intelligence, st. Louis Re
public.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
THE Dime as a Tin,

Few feel more the prevailing tend
dency not to shell out cash IN a Coal
Oh Johnny style than the walters in
the fash enable hotels and restaur-
ants. but they do not get much pity.
Why the average waiter in such
establishments should look with
ScOrn and diSiain upOn Il dime is
hard to determine. IL is more than
ein0 can earn in Il day in the best
possible Investment, and no good
reason exists why the waiter should
get ANYTHING, as fun 10 per cent. ad-
dtionaI is charged in such establish
mcnts for the service. The trouble
mostly grows out Of the passing reign
OF wild extra aganCe in which fools
who sQuandercd theiI money have
been in the habit Of losing as great
pCr>OnagcS by tossing the waiter a
dollar bill. Thare is hot much of
that done now. 1t must be apparent
TO any one that quarter given at
every meat to a waiter in little
while runs to an amount that is
more than most people get in interest
from very large sum Of money, and
few can afford It along with all other
expenses For instance, there are
few $40, 600 houses in Philadelphia at
present which bring their owners 81
q day atte taxes and other GXpcn-
ses are paid, and there are plenty of
people who are not getting over 3 er
cent. for their money. -philadelph
Times
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
STUNG BY A SPIDER.
Peculiar Accident Leading To tho De-
of a \Nack y Y InnN

A Peculiar dent Leading to tho Death
of "A Nyack, y. v, Lady.
Miss Jessie Reichling, one of the most
popular young ladies Of Sparkiil, met
sad death there recently, says a dis
patch. While helping to decorate the
Sparkill Episcopal Church for Christ
mas Miss Reichiing Is supposed to have
been bitten by a spider or an insect Of
some sort. \ small sore resembling a
fever blister appeared on her
cheek near the mouth but not
much attention was paid to
it at first. On Sunday it
had grown so much worse and was
swollen so badly that a doctor was
called. 1t kept getting worse, however.
and on Monday it was found necessary
to lance it. When this was done,
among the poisonous substance which
issued were found two little spccks sup
posed TO be seeds OF worms that had
been stuug into her cheek by the insect
that bit her. 1t swelIed again this time
not only in her check, but her arm and
body on one side were swollen To such
a degree that it was lanced a second
time. The services of two doctors were
secured, but despite their efforts she
passed away about o clock on Thurs
QaV
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Jean Luie, who will be remem.
bcrcd as one Of the most important
witnesses on the claimants side in
the celebrated Tichborne trial, ha,
Just turned UP in sydney, Australia,
in connection with a lawsuit fol
malicious prosecution. He is now a
debt collector, AMI is II years old
10 this day he continues to strongly
adhere TO the statement which he
made on ath ia LoadUn during the
great trial that he was steward OF
the Osprey at the ne she picked III
the Survivors Of the Bella. one Of
whom was Sir oyer Tichborne. who.
according to his firm conviction, was
Identical with the claimant. Luit
/ declares that the last OF the Itch
! borne case has not yet been heard.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
\ Boon to Humanity

y number Of our great and most in
verato tobacco smokers and ChewerS
have quit the use of the filthy weed
The talismInic article tina. does the
work is NO-to-b3c Tic reform was
started 10y Aaron GorIcr. who was Ii
confirmed Slave fon many years to the
use Of tobacco. He tried tic use Of
No-to-hac, and to his great surprise
and delight il cured him. Hol. c. W.
AshCom, who had been smoking for
sixty years. tried Nu-to-bac and il
cured him. Col. Samuel St0utener who
would eat up tobacco like 4 COW eats
hay. tried this wonderful remedy. and
even samuel, after al his years Of
slavery, lost the desire. j. &. C5blcr,
Losing Evans. Frank Del Geo. b.
Nay. {. @. Skll,jugt, n, Hanson Rob
lnctt, Frank uershhergcr. John Shinu
aad others have since tried Nu-tO-bac
ami IN every case they report not only
ru." ~ the tobacco habit, but a won
uar., Improvement in their general
PLY and mcuta. condition, al, Of
which goes TO show that the Il e OF to-
haeco had been injurious TO them in
more WAYS than one.
All III tao above gentlemen are 50
We pleased with tho results that We
10 not hesitate u Join them in recon-
uCHdlu- il L. suffering humanity, as
"c have thoroughly investigated and
are satisfied that NO-to-hac does the
work well and i a boon to mankind
He cost / trliluT-a dollar q box
aNi tie makers, the Sterling Remedy
ON. any. have - much faith in No
to-Nac that they absolutely guarantees
three boxes 10 care any case, o. refund
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Syrup,

Kegs leblanc is a French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured of a severe attack Congest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many
bottle of German Syrup on his per-
sonal recommendation. Ifyou drop
him a line he'll give you the full
facts Of the case direct, as he did us,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. 1t
always will. 1t is good medicine
and thorough IN its work. =
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Popular Everywhere.

Much has been said, especially in the
East, about the remarkable growth of the
business of the prpprictors of that great
medicine, Hoods Sar~apariIIa- Beginning
with a small local sale in a retail drug store
the business of Hoods Sar>aparila has
steadily increased until there j. scarcely a
village or hamlet i'm the Unitcl States
where it is unknown and the
largest building III the world used
for making medicine j. required
in its manufacture 1t has today larger
sale than any other medicine before the
American public and probably greater than
ali other Sar~apariIIa~ and blood purifiers
combined. This is due 70 its wonderful
curative properties. A. preventive OF the
gripit j. uuouuaIcl and it restores the vital
forces after a siege OF that dreaded disease.
II Iurities the blood and builds up the ~y~-
tenn in wonderful way and thus prevents
the dangerous malades that often come
with cold weather
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
NO MONETARY CONFERENCE.
President Cleveland Officially Decides Against
the Project.

LONDON, Jan. S-A note which the
late Baron Solyyns. recently Belgium
minister to England, sent to Lord Rose
berry, secretary Of state for for
cign affairs, was made public
to-day. 1t says that the Bel
glun government has received
dispatch from Washington from the
President Of the United States, saying
that he does not feel called upon, under
the present circumstances, to ask that a
monetary conference be convOkcd. The
note referred to was sent to Lord Rose
berry on November - last
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
IN FAVOR OF O'NEILL.
cision in the Eleventh Missouri Con-

HHtlsIOn IN The Eleventh MISSOURI Com
tested Election Case.
WASUNGroN, u. G., Jan. 9.-The con,
tested election case of O'Ncili ". Jov,
for seat in the House of Representa-
tiyes from the Eleventh Missouri Dis
trict, was to-day decided in favor of Mr..
O'NeiIl by a strict party vote in the
election committee
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
CAPKIyI WANTED 10 RETIRE.
Details of a Recent Crisis in Emperor
Williams Cabinet

Williams Cabinet.
Berlin, Jan. S.-Thc Nossichc Zcitung
insists that a cabinet crisis, regarding
the action of the Chancellor in different
matters. actually existed a short time
ago Ii is added that the crisis was not
due to internal questions or to the Rus
sian treaty; but was connected with
colonial matters. 1t is further asserted
that Chancellor Won Caprivi actually
rendered his resignation; but the En-
-L.rnr rntLlsnl 10 lccent II
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Caused His Mothers Death

FoET WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 9.-Martin
HAwley, aged -. was this morning ar
rested, charged with having caused the
death Of his aged mother. Last night
Hawley caught the woman and a man
named Holland in smoke house.
HaWley attacked Holland and in the
fight which followed the old lady re-
CeINeu injuries from which she died.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
WOMAN AGAINSY WOMAN.
BY MRS. M. E. HOLMES.
CHAPTER V,

She was haunted all night by the
vision of Roys fair handsome face
| bending over Valerie head, gazing
into her eyes with an eternity Of love.
She did not like Valerie, yet she was
just.
: Il is l who keep them apart. What
can | dO-what can | do?o was the
thought that ragged in her mind, ana to
this she could find no answer.
She rose and took her bath, then
ROBBED herself in her simply gray gown,
and wrapping a mantle round her, Tor
the morning was chile, she left her
apartments and stole through the
silent corridor to the gardens and
grounds.
Through the two months that had
elapsed since the strange and terrible
episode that had changed her whole
life, the girl had lived entirely alone.
She gave herself up 10 study, and
books, and for recreation walked a
while in the park, till she knew every
nook and corner 10y heart.
No thought Of pride or Joy that she
was part owner of this proud estate
came to her mind as she passed through
the avenues of leafless trees, and
caught glimpses of the castle, standing
like a grey sentinel in the background.
Instead. she wished now. day and night,
for something that would free her from
her husband. and take away the shame
that hung over her.
,2i'S 'trs> "' ~, Gi NV,
go, - ~ .
At last she rcaC he'd a spot she fire.
qucntcd most. 1t was thickly wooded.
I.,,, ,io = q
II liza vas n1,int ana -acinGnd and hiico
il,,,l5
to C J,l ~ G,,o,r bor.o1f dow, ., On old
t,rInl[ and ga1,a VIEW, - her +bonabt.
GLn LnodoG mot t5o nm VIM ~, tb.
,,,n,,,,f',1 ,,.tIn nf +bo +rna, bT+ ofa,
AZ ba5 - l,l,,,,, +i,,,a - -
consrion. Of tha ann,.oach If soma non
- - M ,'9 t1s
I io.i - P'i'>ii' anu " ~ sci I"
80"
i Inc ne E f-l came came on me ar --.
IoiI you "Ii} | can 60 no more l
nave holhln5- hothih9 now pul my le"
jG"el9' ana you kllo" must keep
Ihell, even II lAeE were worth mUcll,
"hIch they are not
IAN you ASK the oiu IadE' spoke
the ueeP tones o. man.
D,. lIipoS7i''le utterly ltal'o77lple'
d l,,,,
ilVil II'' Ne, ,oT II h''0"9 lI"D - ~ ''-
She was sn,.pTiscd. and = little
alarmed. but She thought II wiser to Sit
still, and nerhars +he sneaker. wouId
pass.
won know, won't ON the man enr-
IilvE..voI know how am situated !
ro1senfed 10 wait while Won came here.
but time has cone. and now it is two
months and 7oT ha1n Gopo nn+bin,,
for me.
Have YOU forgotten how I am
placed2" asked Valerie angrily. Have
YOU forgotten the murdcr:"
The man laughed.
no. | forget nothing. but l, none
the less, am angry. Why did You not
grasp Roy Darrell when YOU had your
chance? WHAT fools nonsence was in
vOur head"
What? Love" said Valerie quietly.
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Ross, No. %, Con"
Hush
There was a sound as of something
put over his mouth. then Alice heard
him laugh outright
You think these trees have ears,-ny
sister,
# do not know what | think. but
take care, Paul-breathe but once
again your shameful disgrace and |
viii never
Help me again Well that Is just
what | don't want. 50 trot away, my
dear: the secret il safe. BE quick with
that money. | am due at Nestley III an
hours time
stay here, AMI will bring it to
you"
Alice heard a light step pass away.
and she sat on undecided what t. do.
She was in corner. hidden well
from sight. Any one peering round
would scarcely have distinguished her
gray dress and cloak from the tree
trunks. but She could see little
way out on to the wider pathway. and
as Valerie disappeared. She heard the
man laugh softly to himself.and sauuter
to and fro while he waited.
Alice drew herself back as she saw
his figure cross the small space "a the
opening her hiding-place, and as he
turned and strollcd back She glanced
neryOUsly at him.
lie was like Valerie. bat cOarscr and
harder. and his check was disiigurcd
with the scar Of a wound that gave
sinister look to his face
He was humming to himself, and did
not glance up or down. and Alice drew
sonnet him abonf The man a,v,. 7 adv
Alice sense of alarm. ana She yas
Glad when after some mnmcn+, snc
heard Ealerir's feet footsteps rctII.n-
mo. and heard her pantinr voice say.
Here. Paul, And now 90. There j..
no u-a hanuino about must return
10 the house
"ThanLs nv sweet sister. Yes 7
viii 90 That i NV address sbouId
Won desire To hear rom me. 7 SHAH
know whe,.n Ia find Won =
II cave me in niG.e for q while e"
valerie sad abImntlv,
..(,iva me tirt- nnlnds and will
laa,.n va, aI+nTn+bn,.
~ .,nnnt DoI,I b,,-o hot +ao
money. IF I had Won - ~ ~
..ohouId NOT have Il " finished the
man t.l,o,1 ,.,,, .,. ,,,,..,,.,.,,,..
auI' you are uilSeioioU9. p"J l AN
Won are mo- fool EaIorir' Y6u don't
~ ~ ,ool ~, l,',il
~ - ,t'i ~ IN o.'',S u ~ 'il0
Nice ' Erard N I ta onddon nxcla-
49, i ''l,, = 9uu1'cil "a
MAJ GA; anu nFem 59 1t hc%rD d 1he man
g. ,,.a;+oi =" H. 4%nn,S ot% ~
ar-,t, tHnr ri.in9 ,,,e.In bnr i ~
slowly back TO The castle
Par3l D. .t,,niIad Ini.,,ro1,- 41,,.o,,rI,
m as .od i'o71 ' Ttf1Leo .%lS'[@I5 1[on%n
tba led 10 The viiIaar. and h l'.t'' n.y. fh5
d,,,ii Ne '''''
H. .,i "a ,,++1 e.
III ''''i'' W. ''''> '''
low Ii?s't I.,7...... e.---
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' ,29rlT"'ii Soiii' ''S'ieS' "''" S''o'' up
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!iO't Po,'iIlt7 ,,t 9aI,u lii@ :,
oli!G[ our s,SIeF ~ no. generous
60 :" I'' i 7liT ii'' o'2 'ei
poUiiI'9 n.y., - ,'ll'' ! ~ =.
2Ilc lll"S 'l"' ~ i,ioiT' '"C
ne. ~ 3D. yli' cli'i
~ ~. - - ,lit,i.,1.
~, o. '''' '''' al '''' ''l''0 ''iO -
ii'' ..ITboro do Won .Ioa,,."
III, ~, =, w. ,,,. ~,
l l. ne man tEa i ,.,'5 ltGu oonnf5o. ,o.4
IN inc SuSSI > toirI..or I'd Iilo9I
noole apartment; my ifleill. ne carr
Ni.oTa NV ~ it9 ~. r,aI
20. - I' 10 10 ''''o''' '''A'' . -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
BOX CAR MERCHANTS.
Arrested for Selling Fraudulent Grocer

les.
Several box car merchants, whose head
quarters are said to be at Chicago, have been
arrested at West Salem Wis for selling a
cheap mixture Of alum and soda under the
pretenSe that it was ROYAL Baking Powder
Similar operations have been heard of in
other sections OF the country, and two men
recently arrested at Canton, \. y, for the
same ofiense, have been convicted and sen
fenced to the full penalty provided by the
law.
The usual method Of parties engaged in
this business is to obtain orders from farm
crs for all kinds of groceries at prices con-
siderably below those charged tor the same
goods by the local dealers, and then to de-
liver bogus articles Tempted by The
prices, the farmers order largely various
articles, perhaps q whole winter supply.
These orders are put up at Chicago and de-
lIvered at different towns by the carload.
Almost every person to he served at West
salem. had ordered Royal Baking Powder.
but when the packages We're examined, it
wa found that tile baking powder was not
in the genuine ROYAL cans. This was evi-
dencc OF fraud. a the Royal j. never sold
otherwise than in Its own red-labcied tin
cans. he parties upon being questioned
specifically stated that the article was the
genuine Royal, ana were thcrcupOu ar
rested. Subsequent examination proved
the powder to be a mixture made from
alum.
Consumers should be ON their guard
against deceptIou- of this kind. While
these purchasers thought they We're saving
ten cents a pound on Royal TREY were pay
ing thirty-tiye cents Tor a mixture that can
be bought anywhere lOT ten cents and which
is dear Il that
50 Wen is it understood that tie Royal
Baking Powder j. never sold IN bulk, OF
otherwise than in it, own sealed cans. that
any prosecuting attorney viii. uIou his at
b.. Ia. q 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Al Howard, Fremont County. Col.
large derosits of marble and ONYX are
being developed. The marble is said to
be the hand-omcst in the United states.
riyaIing the best Italian importation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

FROM about the year so to 972 4. D..
Europe was much disturbed by wars,
which, together with the prevailing idea
that the end of the world was to take
place in 1000 A. D., caused a great de
cline i'm all the arts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
CHAP TER VI.

Valerie reached the Castle in time
for breakfast. She ran quickly TO he.
room, threw OF her long mantle. ana
after few hurried touches to her
magnificent hair. swept Leisurely down
the wide staircase. looking as if she
had but just left her bedroom fresh
from her maid hands.
She met Count Jura al the door OF
the morning-ruom. and smiled 81 az
iously 10 h.s courteous greeting. little
thinking that as he bowed Il look Of
amusement settled n his eyes Is he
recalled Paul. ana her pride
Roy fastened Ia meet the tail beauti-
FIJI woman, his eyes speaking the truth
Of his love a. he approached her
Lord Ra 5iue came IN while they
were : cakin-.
I have been thinking all nigh.
+ Roy. ana l cannot remember who i :
that l trace q resemblance to in vour
vie. " he said a lie sat down to the
! table.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Dainty Dressing Table.

An attractive dressing table has the
frame or case finished entirely in white,
being covered with white canton fan
mel. The mirror is large. square one.
Across the top is a broad band Of finely
plated dotted Swiss muslin, caught at
each corner with rosettes of white
grain ribbon. The side draperics
are trimmed with narrow rutties of the
muslin, and the lower part with the
muslin laid in large box rlaits, finished
At the upper edge with quilting of rib
bon. over the top of the table is 4
cover of the muslin lined with white
silk and finished with five rows of mar
row white ribbon This is made as a
sachet and pcrfumcd with orris pow
der The pincushion which accom-
panies this table i Il large one of white
silk and muslin.
TIE venom of poisonous reptiles, in
sects, etc. kills by changing the shape
of the blood corpusclcs So as to make Il
impossible for them To circulate. THIS.
of course, causes blood-poisoning.
BAGLY-"Are YOU square with the
landIady yct?' Brace-''Pretty nearly,
l guess; | haven't paid her a cent in two
months. '-Iuck.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

\ BABY always helps to make home
happy particularly when the baby is
asInnn.-Ilrns .NiNiuNE
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HORNBLOWER TURNED DOWN
Senate Committee VIII Report Unfay0rabIy
On His NlmLnati0n.

WASuINGroX, u. c., Jan. S.-The SEN
ate Judiciary committee to-day finally
decided to report the nomination of
HornbloWcr for associate Justice OF the
supreme court of the United States I'M
f.t,-..t-1 D. IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Fire AT Worcester. Mass.

NoRCE~TER, Mass, Jan. 5.-Fire in
the Taylor building to-day caused loss
VI S-Ur,Ctl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

INDIANS in Nevada had big rabbit
hunt and slaughtered about >, 100. One
family brought in nearly 400.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

HENRY IRVING requires fewer hours
for sleep out of the tWenty-four than
almost any man now prominent IN
pubIic life
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

4 VANCOUVER, b. G., policeman named
Crawford has been notified from
Dublin, Ireland, that a relative who
died SIX years ago had left him a
fortune, which, with accrued interest.
amounted 10 nearlE so 600
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

SHIID1's CoNsr NTTIoN CURE IS sold on a
guarantee. 1t cure iuciricmt Consumption.
1t is the best Cough Cure. - cents, - cents
and II 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

BEEcUiu'- Pills cuioy The largest sale of
any proprietary medicine in the world
Made only in II, IIclcu-, England
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-01
Spelling In the Year 14os.

By tho following, which is an exact copy of the first paragraph in tho will of Henry " of England written in January 1403, it will be seen that even kings are not al ways good spoilers:
 In the name of God, Fadir Son and Holly Cost, three Persons and one God, I, Henery, sinful wrech by the Grace of God Kyng of England and Fraunoe, and Lord of Irland, being in. my hole mynd mak my testament in manere and forme that suyth, Fyrst, bequethe to Almighty God my sinful soul, the whyche had nevere been worthy of the man, but thro' hys mercies and hys grase, which lyffe haveth myspendyed thereof put myselfe wholly in his graso and mercye with all myn herte. Also, thanke my lordis threw the peple for the trow servyse that they have dune unto me, and ask them forgyvnis If hasth mysentreted them in eny wyse "
 It will also be noted that Henry, besides not being up to the Century Dictionarys S standard as a speller had peculiar habit of spelling one word in from two to five different ways.-- --St Louis Republic. ,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-01

Birmingham Age-Herald.l
 Little did we think years ago when Dr. Holloway, our great southern specialist. located in Birmingham and modestly an nounced through the columns of the Her. aid that he would treat only special class of diseases that he would ever achieve an international reputation. To our personal knowledge from across the ocean, in far away England, they have learned of his skill and fame and consult him. We be- lieve with the doctor that truth, merit and honor always win. He stands at the head "a pleasant gentleman, an able physician and Is recognized as the leading author ity in the treatment of all private diseases. Birmingham may well be proud of him.
 Labor Advoqte.l
 Step by step, year by year, Dr. Hollo- way has acquired his national rep utation as specialist and which, with his genial nature and open-hearted public spirit and unusual skill in his chosen field, Is rapidly winning for himself unlimited social and professional honors and the most aattering practice, both at home and abroad.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-01
Curious Manx Custom.

On July 5 every year all the insular of flcials, including the clergy in their sur plices, walk to the top of Tynwald hill,' and from the top of it the laws made dur ing the year are promulgated in Marx and English. This promulgation of the laws on Tynwald hill is as necessary as tho roy al assent to the validity of all laws passed by the Manx legislature. This is one of the many relics which the old Norsemen left behind, and it dates so far back that its origin is lost in the mists of antiquity. [iverDool Mercury