The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-02-02

flehty Ol SNOW.
This is the short month.
Lent begins on the 27th inst.
The weather Sunday night was bitter
cold.
Mrs. r. r. Williams is still confined to
her home by illness.
II you know OF an item OF news send il
to THE SENTINEL.
James Quinn arrived in the city from
Sidnaw, Thursday evening.
Miss Nina Wallace was on the sick list
the fore part Of tie week.
1t was twenty degrees below zero yes
6erday morning at o O'Clock.
]. B. Belanger, who has bsen i'll for
several weeks is able to be around again.
Walter Harris and viii McKanna are at
Sidnaw, in the interest Of Smith and
McCabe.
The l.. o. T. NJ, will meet Monday
evening and q full attendance is re-
quested.
The public school was closed Thursday
morning on account Of some trouble with
the boiler
NJ. ID. Crawford and family, OF Mar
quette, are visiting at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Orr.
Mrs Charbonneau returned to her
home at Champion Sunday, after q few
days visit with friends.
All saloons sell it and there is no rea-
son why you should net have the best.
Call for the Superior Stock beer.
The ladies Of the ME-. church will meet
at the residence of Mrs. j. b. Smith this
afternoon to reorganize the sewing So
ciety.
Miss Minnie Lloyd returned to her
home at Duluth Thursday, after an ex-
tended visit with her sisters Mrs. S. T.
Harris and Mrs. l.. J. Shepard.
Patronize your local paper and print
ing office. 1t is at all times working for
the welfare of the city and vicinity in
which it is published. What helps your
city helps your own business.
The subject last evening at the Y. p.
S. c. E. meeting was Advance Chris
tians." The meeting was in charge of
Miss L. Noble and was ably conducted.
The subject for next Friday evening will
be Becoming as little children"
Following are tn nine longest words
in the English language: Incompre-
hensibility, subconstitutionalist, philo-
progenitiveness. veloci pedestri anistical,
honorifcibilitudinity. disproportionable
ness, anthropopbagenenarian, trans
substan ntiationableness proantitranssu ub-
stantistionist.
The family of Judge Norman w. Haire
is afflicted with more than its share Of
daughter has been dangerously i'll for
several weeks with scarlet fever. and
now comes the announcement that Judge
Hairs is suffering from an attack Of
diphtheria. The many friends Of the
family will hope for the early recovery
Of the stricken ones.
A farmer drove into Mt. Pleasant the
other day and unloaded his wife and
seventeen children in front of q ph oto-
graph gallery. A picture was taken Of the
group. The oldest child is but IA years Of
age and the farmer honestly admitted that
they all belonged to him and the mlssus.
In the lot there we're five pairs of twins.
They are all bright and healthy locking,
and all seemed to be glad they we're en-
earth.
When the frost Is on the window and
the kitchen pail is froze, when the iittle
Ice needles come from every breath that
blows, when chilblains make US sick and
faint, and Geld feet give us pain, ills safe
to bet that We all wish for summer days
again. For while we sweat and fame
around In Rauzy summer clothss.its easy
enough to get cooled of as every bod y
knows: but it's different In the winter,
Wucu tuo WOTId 10 vi iCcs uou WIG
weather is hard to beat as pair Of load
ed dice. We may talk about our climate.
and about spring and fall, but the balmy
days of summer are the DAYS that suit
us all.
This Is the way the enterpiising fakir
dees business in Texas: Equipped with
two watches, one having a faint, the
other loud tick, aud many bottles Of
liniment, he goes to work curing deaf
people. This particular individual
works from carriage. By Offering to
cure one or more free he gets his vic.
tim NJ in the buggy, applies the watch
having the faint tick to his ear, returns
the watch to hts pocket, applies some Of
his "lightening linimsnt," does con-
siderable talking and rubbing, aud
winds up BY applying the other watch,
this time the lsud one, to the ear. After
this cure he makes probably dozen
sales, and then cxcites further interest