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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

system cyen and regular. Don't sit on the
damp ground. BE careful in horseback riding.
DO not allow an accumulation of blood in the
liver This can be prevented by taking good
liver regulator. If these rules are observed you
will suffer very little from Piles. While you
have them and TO get rid of them, try 'Berlln
Discovery No. 10" 1t cures quickly and perma
nently, any Of the various forms of Piles Read
some of our testimonials of remarkable cures OF
the disease. One bottle Will relieve you instant
~. SIX bottles are guaranteed 10 permanently
cure the very worst cases, one dollar per bottle
six bottles for s.. The guarantee goes with every
order of six bottles.
Berlin Discovery No. IL for the Scalp.
To our mind there il nothing looks any worse In
a mans appearance than great bald spot on
the top of The head, especially if the bald head
the shoulders of u man about thirty. There
is no reason why he should be bald. When he
commences to lose his hair he should do some
thing To prevent il from getting worse. After he
has lost il he should do something to recover it.
Berlin Discovery No, IL" not only prevents but
restores. 1t cures dandruf, premature graEnesS.
makes the hair soft and glossy, and will grow
beautiful luxuriaut growth of hair the
smC OF hest bald head. This remedy has been
known to grow heavy head of hair upon a
mans head who actually had but thirteen hairs
visible, when the treatment was commenced.
We could quote Testimonials here of hundreds
III fact we could fill this entire page with names
of people who have grown beautiful heads of
hair upon smooth heads. 1t will make the hair
of ladies heavy, thick, glossy and wayy. We
guarantee il TO do it, One dollar per bottle. Six
bottles for 50. We send along with every order
for six bottles our guarantee which appears be-
low. Read on
Berlin Discovery No. u for Rheuma-
tiSn. This remedy Is Il positive cure tor Hi
forms of rheumatism, Muscular and Articular.
and all forms of Neuralgia. Ii gives quick and
lasting relicfand drives rheumatism out of the
system so 1t will never return again. 1t has
been used with marked success ull along the
coast where Rheumatism and Neuralgia are
prevalent in winter, owing to the sudden changes
and great amount of moisture in the air II hitS
beeu used and prescribed by the army phySici.
a located
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

Here Proposition
we'll No would dollars
worthless all
medicines and We think that firm ad
sand
advertised make remedy popular with theeope
advertised Now
iscove We i
of
believe will offer endorsed
and leading 1t
which others
$ We medicines,
mark
vi TO
damon of
bottles of medicine, will send the
The
cured, Will to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

Berlin Discovery No for Consumption
Gods. bronchitis, Acute lafynglus, w hoopih.
Cough, Asthma, PIeurlsy and Pneumonia. Con
sumption may justly be called The king of DIS
eases. For years IL has bated the efforts OF
doctors the world over. but within the past Year
il has been mastered consumption Is no~ be
ing cured in all the larger cities and hospitals
by the treatment recently discovered by the
Germans. The medicine acts directly upon the
germ and Kills H. allow ing the diseased tissues
To return to strength ami health. ms
treatment Is nothing more or less than Berlin
Discovery No. L. 1t is giving health and hhpp-
ness in thousands of homes to-day. 1t Is the
only known remedy which is sure cure for this
terrible disease. 1t also cures all kindred dls-
eases quickly and permanently. If your Hlhss
are affected, even i'll the slightest way send tor ii
bottle of No. l. Don't delay, for every day you
grow worse. one dollar per bottle, slN bottles
tor -. one bottle will demonstrate what mar
Vicious work it Will do. With every order OF SIX
bottles. we give our unparalleled guarantee
For your sake, for your family ) sake rs we'll as
for your friends, ,lumt fail To try this remedy
Read on until you reach our proposition.
Berlin Discovery No for Cancer. II
YOU have this dreaded disease or KNOW OF any
one who has. do them the kindness 10 call their
attention to this announcement DO not DIES
pair for even while there is life left there Is
nope if you will communicate quickly with us
Cancer, which has never before been cured eN-
cept i'll rare instances is now being cured III
Boston and New York ana the foreign cities; IN
the hospitals, by The Use of Berlin Discovery
No. Cancer or Carcinoma, Is Al morbid
growth, an eating ulcer which not only occurs
III man but III beastS. III Is composed OF hice-
rated cells aud free nuclei together with milky
fluid called cancer Juice all contained within Il
more or less dense hbrous strolna. A cancer
has no defiied limits but tenn 10 spreau D! tie
lymphalcs ana veins ana TO Ctuse othe' CROWNS
called secondary groWthS.' Cancer Is III two
forms hard and soft. our No cures them both.
IN our treatment of cancer we cure u! apsoip u
unn The medicine first Kills the germ. tnIh
arles up ihe sore le'tFlls peilectLs siioo'ii
cie'lr ana iealths surface 10 liot NC
hS the man VINO comes along Win sua'p htiiie
ana cuts You all 10 pieces trying 10 dis out tiie
roots. Just try this remedy and see now quickly
your cancer Will disappear. II You do not
thoroughly rid Your system of the cancer germ,
you Will hand the disease down from gene Grafton
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

- am farmer locates Stony Brook
oscS IN tins State and bothered wears at
80 eGu not work. ana was always constpated well For
years had malaria so bad the spring when blowing
u coud 40 nothing but shake taken
OF qunne pills besides dozens of other remedies
any permanent Denetlt Last fall, peach had
sta OF Gs and then commenced to take Rpan Tabue
ed adVc and the first box made all
oeen without them take morning
ana sohes when feel more than usually exhausted
Gay. heV have kept stomach and
nave not hd the least touch Of malaria splitting
commenced using them know also that sleep
more refreshed than formerly don't know many complaints
Npas labuies VIII help but do know they
CONDITION was and would be without them at aTv price
noesy consider ther the cheapestpred medicine world
ey are also the most beneficial
OF and have
same as most farmers both early kinds of weather.
anu nave eN enjoyed such good health
a. my nave all remarked improved condition and have
>alo, Say John what doing look heah
V Fl
St.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

Notice OF Referees sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court-Douglas County.
Josephine c. Howe, Plaintiff,
fernando F. Johnston, Hannah J. Johnston
his wife. Thomas !. Turner. as Trustee Of
the Estate of samuel Magotfin. deceased
Melville G.. smith Charles i. Dickeruau
and Eliza Hudson, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and bv
virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sail,
duly rendered IN the above entitled action
in the Court aforesaid, on the I'll day uf Jan
gust a. y 1S!'9 at c.cven O'Clock IN the FORE
noon of HAT day. at the Ea~icrly front don,
of the Comfy Court House. in the city 81 Su.
prfiOr. in the County of Douglas and state ~
Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell at puhll,,
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. IN,
hV said Judgment to he sold and hereinafter
described TO satisfy the amount of Said jndg.
mrul To wit: the sum of one thUUs;Ed fsD
hundred ard forty five and Sj.l0l dollars
lSi2l3N.} with Interest thereon from TIE. d.t,,
of said Judgment mt the rHtc OF six urr
crntun per aunu'n. together with the Gusts
and CA p"n~eS of such sale.
The real estate and mort gagged premise.
10 be sold rs aforesaid are described a,
fol fUWS: Lot Numbered three huudrcC ANA
seventy three C'10 on West Third street in
the TOWNSHIP of superior in the CIV Of Su
pcrinr) in the County of Douglas and SLATE. ~
Wisconsin, according to tile plat uf said
TOWNSHIP recorded III the nCc OF The. Reg.
lister of Deeds in and for sad Dougla,
County
GRAFTON MASON
Referee appointed hv said
Court 10 make said sale
CNTLIN, BUTLER u Lyons
Plaintiffs Attorneys. q Il July ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
Druggist Gets Ills Nerve Back.

II isn't often you read testimonials from
druggists for they gene II have remedy
of their own for all His to which flesh i heir
but Lester ;. NorCross proprietor of The Nor
cross Pharmacy in Bcachmont, Mass. does
not hesitate to use o. recommend anything
which he knows pOSSes~cS lueflt. He was
heard to say to Il customer recently. Now
sir. II your nerves are in Il bad condition.
want Ia advise You to send to Boston and
get Il uottlc of Der lin Discovery No. g." We
could sell you something and say Its Just
aS good. but Won are an old customer here
and We know this Berlin Discovery No g. is
the only thing to recommend 1t is beyond
doubt the best medicine to be obt aimed for
the nerves but We don't sell it. You Will have
To send direct to the manufacturers Let me
tell You my experience then you will know
why recommend il. Last fail. | got com
pletely run down. failed TO take a vaca-
ton during the summer and when \ovem her
came. was almost "A wreck couldn't sleep
nights, couldn't eat and couldn't thInk OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
summons.

Circuit Court-DouglaS County.
Duluth South shore & Atlantic Railway
Company, Plaintiff,
Francis X. Brown. Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin To the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
\ twenty days after the service of this sum
mons. exclusive of the day of service. and de
fend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and III case of your failure so to
do. Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the com plant.
CATLIN. BUTLER. X LYONS,
Plaiutiif'S Attorneys.
PO. Address, Superior, Douglas County.
Wisconsin.
The verified complaint herein was fled in
the office of he Clerk of the Court aforesaid
on the iiIh day of June. is.3 q l. july ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

Gentlemans Watch,
land it's
movement made by Of the
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the eentemens 1t finished We
for il
The Rings are for both ladies
and
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and $500 fort the la,ies @~O
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ana Watches Yourself
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seryi address,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
DNspersia DispeIIcd.

For several years | was sufferer with
dyspepsia The doctors said il WAS started
with rapid eating. | tried all sorts of SO-cillrd
lures but none of them did me any good
1t gre W so bad that my appetite was almost
ruined and what little did eat gave me
great pain. My rest was disturbed, | lost
flesh and was plainly on the down Grade
when ran across "Beriin Discovery No -
'ricd II bottle of II and it helped me. After
taking three bottles. my appetite WAS com
pletcly restored and | commenced to gain
flesh. am now twenty pounds heavier and
i'll perfect health.
j. II. Rood.
No. -, Gladstone Ave, Providence r. /
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
Notice OF Sale.
STATE OLE WISCONSIN.

SlA | l.. bf W IStbNNIN,
In County Court-DougIas County.
In the the Matter of the Estate of Nehemiah
Iiulett. deceaScd.-In Probate.
NOTICE i hereby given that by yfrtHe and
in pursuance of an order of license made in
said matter by the County Court OF Douglas
County Wisconsin. on the md day of August
lseS the undersigned will on the 18th day of
July 1899 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day at the northerly door of the City Hall at The
corner OF Winter street and John Avenue i'll The
city OF Superior in said Douglas County. offer
tor sale public auciun the following described
lands situate III Douglas County, Wisconsin, to-
Wit The southwest quarter of The southwest
quarter (SWl4 of SHl > of Section eight tN). Lot
four a. of section ten 1M. Lots three O. and
four a. of Section eighteen Q1 and Lots one a.
two ~ three 80 ana four a. of section Thirty
CIOl, all in Township forty-eight (ISl north of
Range fifteen 40 West; The southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter (SEii of SEl4) of section
twenty fouI (2D and Lot one ID Of section thirty
six $50 all in Township forty nine (igl North of
Range fifteen 30 West.
The terms of sale Will he cash.
Daled this 18th day of June. 1899.
JOHN r. CAREY.
In his rapdcitv of Administrator with
the will annexed OF SAID estate
Il Il II july y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
Bad Blood.

Berlin Discovery No. s. has done me \
word of good III toning up my b God and
whole system. ! have taken >HrSap aril las.
ills and other medicines. but never eNpor-
fenced such splendid results from any of
them as | have from No. :" Ii acts quick
w. goes direct TO the seat Of the trouble and
begins by first overcoming the cause and
hen conquering the result. shall always
use il in preference Ia any other blood mcdi-
cine and recommend ii to INV friends.
]. f. jackson, Whitney House. NestbOro,
Mass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
Every Letter Carries WGiglt.

We print below few letters from people who have
used and received benefit from Berlin Discovery If these
and hundreds of others have been cured surely you
be cured Had we the space, could publish a list of
one hundred hospitals and skilled PHI sicians in
the larger cities of Europe and America where
these medicines prescribed, used and produce
ing wonderful results Could there be
argument any convincing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

y elbow fever has broken out in SAN
uago, and some Of our soldiers have al
ready fallen victims to the dread dis
ease
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24

cured peopI. in every state i'll the Union. and it
will cure you. One dollar for bottle, SIX bot
ties for So. our guarantee goes with every or
der for six bottles. Read on until You come TO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-24
Berlin Discovery No 10 for plies itch

ing. Bleeding or Blind Piles. Any number OF
people are troubled with piles, but few of them
know Just " hat causes them or how To get rid of
them. First let us tell you the cause and YOU
can help yourself, 50 you won't require the AID of
medicines. Fist, don't allow Your bow els to be
come constipateG take something to keep the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
QUEER APPETITES OF PETS.
Cats and Dogs Frequently Make Meals
of IndiEestibIe Substances.
From the London Mail.

Kittens and puppies and cats and dogs
are frequent sufferers from lack of dis
elimination in swallowing things never in
tended for consumption. Hatpins, meat
skewers, knitting needles and ordinary
needles and pins are among the articles
they have been known to swallow. Only
recently a tiny fox-terrier was submitted
for professional examination on what was
supposed to be an abscess in the side. The
surgeon, however, decided that foreign
body was present, and nothing could of
course be done without the merciful aid of
chloroform, for it is both interesting and
gratifying to know that even the least
painful operation is never attempted until
the animal to be operated on is placed tenn
porarily beyond the reach of pain. The re-
suits of this operation disclosed the pres
ence of wooden meat-skewer in the ter
rier's stomach, with the point projecting
between the ribs. The obstacle sue
cessfully removed, and today the tiny
pet is as friskly as ever it was.
Another small spaniel paid the penalty
OF its righteousness with its life, mainly
owing to the fact that it's owner was
comparatively poor man. One morning
the dog entered the bedroom, and, bounding
upon the dressing table, Tapped up a dia-
mond stud worth five six guineas. Or
binary emetics had no effect, and unfor-
tunately under chloroform the operat-
ing table the surgeon was unsuccessful in
dislodging the stud. At the wish of the
owner a further supply of the drug was
given, and a poSt-mortem revealed the
missing gem.
1t is attributed to some cats that they
show an Incorporate inclination for wine
corks, and frequently swallow them. Others
swallow needles, which gradually work out
through their skin, and there is a case on
record of an omnivorous goat that swal-
lowed packet of small needles, and for
some months afterward, owing to it's porcu-
pine exterior, was terror to the small
boys who attempted to take a seat on it's
back.
Pet white mice, guinea pigs, tame rab-
bits and hedgehogs also included in
the veterinary surgeons patients Most
of their ailments are, however, medical
troubles. and their complaints are very
little different from those of their youth
full owners. in whose eyes, however, the
1nVaiids state is a momentous matter
Dogs with false legs and false teeth have
been mentioned in the Daily Mail, and it
is only recently that the wife of a we'll
known millionaire had handsome leg con-
structed of Vulcanites and silver with steel
springs, fitted on her toy spaniel whose
forepaw had been amputated. This false
attachment cost nearly twenty guineas
but, of course, this was for canine aris-
tocrat
The false leg fer the more plebeian poodle
Is usually a socket of leather filled with
horsehair. costing a few shillings Glass
eyes for cats and dogs are quite common
and are said to fit them especially for the
duties of dispensing rats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
CAPT. CROwNINsHIELD's POSITION.
Opposed to Only One Section of the
Personnel Bill.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In an article which appeared in The Star
of the 18th instant L am represented as OPP
posing the so-called personnel bill, and par
ticularly its principal feature-the amalga-
nation of the line and engineer corps. AS
did appear before the House committee
on naval affairs yesterday. for the purpose
of expressing my views in regard to one
provision of section of the bill-a provis-
ion to which, as it then stood, l was op-
posed-I do not doubt that the article in
The Star was written in entirely good faith,
and that my opposition to one section of
the bill was taken as opposition to the
whole.
AS a matter of fact, yesterday afternoon,
after returning from the Capitol, L wrote
to the members of the committee, explain
ing that every objection which l had to
section { of the bill would be removed by
adding an amendment preventing staff Off
GERS from exercising command in any corps
other than their own. and providing that
nothing in the pending bill should be con-
strued to give them other titles than those
which they now enjoy.
AS | am supporting the bill in question.
and wish to see it enacted into law, l will
thank you to give this present statement of
mine the same prominence which was
given to your article of yesterday, which
indicated that l am opposing the bill.
A. s. CROWNINSHIELD,
Chief of Bureau.
Washington, D. c., January y, 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
CARROLLS WON TWO.
Columbia A. c. BowIers Bid Farewell
to Their Alleys

Inc Columbia Athletic Club and Carroll
institute bowling teams met in friendly
pattie last night on the alleys of the winged
arro" The home team was bidding fare
wei to It's old home, and while deprived of
the services of one of its star bowlers. Sal
Vatore Desio, absent owing to the death of
his chlld' the team won out the opening
game from the league leaders. And nv
this result and losing the two succeeding
games the percentage of both teams is low
eIeu IN the league standing. The CAROLS
sun nave the lead in hand. and continue
their excellent bowling. In last nights
saIhss they rolled with constantly increas-
ing scores, their last string S55. being
highly credtable game
Inc one bright particular feature of the
piaylng was the splendid score by German
IN the third game. Starting with run of
TOUR strikes, he played his game without a
break, and wound up with total of OBJ
d new record in this seasons bowling
me Columbias made weak start in the
hrst game, but soon gained the lead and
stayed In front to the end. The game was
interesting and well played throughout
The score follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
FIRE AT TAKoMA PARK.
Damage to Mayor Shedd's Residence
Other News.


Takoma Park came very near having an
other big fire Tuesday afternoon at about
4 O'Clock, when flames were discovered in
the cellar of Mayor S. S Shedd's handsome
residence, on Oak avenue, but were extin-
guished through the heroic efforts of the
mayors coachman, Charles Dorsey who
was considerably burned while removing
the combustible material from the cellar. In
order that the flames might not spread.
Although the flames were confined TO the
cellar considerable damage was done to the
upper part of the house, the smoke and
SCOT having risen and dishgured the wall
paper and some furniture
The origin of the fire is unknown as Il
was first discovered when Dorsey went to
attend the furnace, which was in an ad-
joining and separate part of the cellar Had
ii not been discovered when il was there is
little doubt that the entire building would
have been destroyed.
The case of Clarence E. Price. charged
with assaulting John II. Rhine, near Ia
koma, last Saturday. which was docketcd
to come up in the Police Court in Washing
ton today, has been postponed until next
Wednesday. 1t is thought that an addi-
uonal charge of highway robbery will be
preferred against Price, as an overcoat. al
legged to belong to Rhine, and lost the night
OF the ARRAY, was found in the house of
Price last night, at Takoma, when the
police officers from Takoma, having a war
rant, made a search.
Several young ladies of the park met
Monday night at the residence of Miss
Sarah Waters, and arranged for dance to
be given at Takoma Hall the 31st instant.
Each invitation will be sent out by the sec
rotary and no one will be admitted without
presenting the same at the door.
The special meetings now in progress at
the Presbyterian Church are being well at
tended. They will be concluded tomorrow
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Hotel, New York, yesterday, Tuesday being
taken up with preliminary meetings of the
circuit committee. The league made prepa-
rations for an eight-club circuit to consist
OF the clubs already in the league-that is
the Montreal Toronto, Syracuse, Spring
field and Providence clubs; the Hartford
club, which was taken in from the Atlantic
league in exchange for the WiHesbarre
(Pa.) club; club which will be chosen from
three which have applied for admission
from Worcester, Mass: and the club which
a special committee appointed with power
shall consider the most desirable after in
vestgation from the other clubs applying
for admission in Albany, Rochester and
Utica, n. Y, and Hamilton and London,
Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

young colored boy named Grant Hawk
ms was in Police Court dock today for
shooting craps. Hawkins father said Grant
was twelve wears old, and had evidently
been led astray.
Twelve years old calculated Judge
Kimbar "Oh, he's a good deal older than
that. Twenty dollars fine"
How much?" inquired the elder Hawk
ms, as if a cyclone had struck him.
Twenty dollars" returned the judge.
Then Mr.. Hawkins went out to hustle and
the son went back for temporary stop, at
least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Charged with Robbtnr His Father

Detective Helan last evening arrested
young man named Peter Gustavus. son Of
prominent shipping merchant of Balti-
more, on the charge of running away with
$500 belonging to his father. Nearly all
the money was recovered, and. with a girl
who had come to Washington with him.
Gustavus was taken back TO Baltimore by
Detective Kratz of that city. There will,
II is understood, be no prosecution I'm the
case.