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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

OF Importance north of Paris, and as
for the petit vim now made at
Suresues, it has become the drinl. onl'
oi the poorer classes.
In the middle Of the sixteenth cen
fury Macon was celebrated for its
muscated wines. whereas the muscate.
grape AZ this moment can scarcely be
made To thrive there. Ancient chron
icles mention the cultivation of the
vine in northern Brittany, where now
even apples arc not plentiful Again
IL is 10 be remarked that trees which
once llourished in the north of France
are at present found in the extreme
south. and a considerable number have
disappeared altogether.
Ianuedoc no longer grows the
lemon there is not an orange LEFT in
Rousillon The Lombardy poplar. sc
familiar aud picturesque in old French
line cnErayiugs is now nowhere 10 be
found ON French soil These are facts
which. putuug statistics ont OF tha
question, serve to illustrate the
changes wrough, by temperature IN
the grcl, truttpguducinE country o.
E~aNpr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

subjects, in that they yield readily to
the hypnotic Influence, and accept I'M
conditonally the suggestions com
municated by the operator
Morphine Habit Cured.
"All the great suggestionists have
successfully treated norphinomania
by inducing hypnosis aud implanting
a fixed idea against the use of the drug
in question either by hypodermic
syringe or mouth Morphine cannot be
suddenly cut off from the patient as
there is danger of collapse in such
hereof treatment; it must be gradually
withdrawn. Hypnotic suggestion rem
ders such reduction absolutely pain
less to the subject.
The method pursued with con.
fgmed cigarette smokers has been to
deDira them gradually of the dele.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

that he woulX spring upon her II she
did not keep quiet.
We'll, whae am to do?' whispered
the poor girl. trembling with terror
Finally she decided to walk Slowly
along the path, thinking that she
might induce the bear to follow her
home.
After going a short distance she
came to a pile of logs and Drush,
which she soou discovered was MIG
pers lair. The bear now appeared
pleased He walked about the place
shifting, and he finally came and laid
down at Maggie's feet,
During the whole of the long night
the bear laid and watched the terror
stricken girl. The slightest movement
attracted his attention and he would
raise his head and look at her Miss
Gaines people thought she had re-
NAMED over night with the neighbor
she had visited and she was not
missed until next morning.
When it became known that the
Sirl was missing the WnO!e nelShpol-
hood was aroused and soon the woods
We're full of people searching for
her. 1t did not take long to locate
her, but the bear heard voices and
the barking of dogs and he got very
angry Bristling with rage he ran
about the girl growing and gnashing
his teeth.
Maggie fully realized her peril, and
when she saw her friends she called
to them, warning them not to cone
nearer. She explained the situation
and her friends concluded to shoot
Mr.. Niger from where they stood
Aiming well, three fired together, and
Niger rolled lifeless at his cap
tive's feet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29
HOW TO CURE YOURSELF OF
ORUNkENNES
BY Or. John D. Ouackenbos.

BY Or. John D. Ouackenbos.
An alcoholic addict, actuated by
a sincere desire to break the
shackIes Of the despotism and go
forth with capacity for the higher
Joys of life, is urged to think per.
sstently as he is falling asleep in
lines like these:
whisky is unnecessary to my
physcaI weIl.being; it is creating
structural changes In vital organs;
II is destroying my mentality and
bunting my moral sensbiIity. !
do not need il, and shall no longer
use it either in mere brsvado or
to hide from my vision conditions
that are insufferable. | shall de-
pend absolutely on the units OF
energy Iegitmately manufactured
out of nutritious food. good air,
exercise, and sleep. | am done
with alcohol once and forever.
The appetite for it is destroyed in
my being, and ! no longer admit
capacity for temptation. From
this hour II shall be impossible
for me either to desire or to take
drink for any conceivable rea-
son. do not want 1t. | do not
need it. shall not miss it,"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

the ice, which gave her all the support
needed while her body was submerged.
Time after time Mr. Evers tried to
throw her the life line. but the brisk
wind blew it aside
In the meantime residents Of the
nejShborhood End other school chill.
dren gathered After many unsuccess.
ful attempts 10 get the rope to the lii.
tie girl, and after some of the light
weiehts yentuered on the ice until it
cracked and threatened two lives a
heavy stick was tied to the rope and
it was slid ON, TO her.
But by this time the girl was too
weak to ie it about her body. and the
frantic crowd was about to give up
hope when she wrapped the line abopt
her arms, and gripping it as best she
could with her benumbed fingers
shouted to Mr. Evers to pun.
Slowly she was taken to shore
whore Daighbors took charge of the
He'd child She was taken to the
~ Lone where dry clothing was
ea and !, stoga.jyes admins
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29
GIRL 7REEO'' ALL
NIGHT BY A BEAR
FORMER PET TAKES TO WOOOo
AND TRIES TO HAVE PLAY
MATE STAY WITH HIM.
BKUIN FOND OF OLD KEEPER
Seemed Satisfied So Long as Conpan-
ion Did Not Endeavor to Leave
Him-Rescue Effected by
Shooting Of Animal

Marble Falls, Textile strange
story that Miss Maggie Caime and her
friends have to tell concerning the
conduct of black bear will only tax
the credulity Of those who are famll'
lar with the human-like Intelligence
often displayed by Bruin
Miss Maggie Caime of Zavilla coun-
ty. Texas. has always been very fond
Of pets, and for long time she was
passionately attached to a fine black
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

IN DEW YORK DR. Jekyll drank a
N1 chemical reagcnt and became
vN the bad Mir Hyde He changed
i himself back to the good Or
Jekyll by the same means
Eminent scientists today are expert
m,ating with a rcaEcnt for which they
claim the power TO perform the
miracle OF converting Mr.. Hyde into
Dr Jckyll Iiy this mysterious power
they are making bad men good, weak
men powerful mediocre men talented
And the beautiful thing about this
rrlgcnt. they say. is that every one
has II In his own possession, to com
mand at viii Only when he lacks the
will 20 use II, after learning the sim
pie processes Of It's application need
he employ others. skilled in the art
Of handling Il. to administer It 70 him.
This Il the claim now made for
hypnotic suggestion. that II Is the one
tcagent by which man can transform
himself into the ideal Of what In his
best moments II" aspiyos to be.
For % years ~ John u Quacken.
hos former professor Of psy chology in
Columbia university has been studs
ing and prac,lciuE the art Of curing
and reforming persons by this process.
lie has treated 1000 eases by suggcs.
liou given during hypnotic sleep.
Whit ne has accomplished often
arrmiug to approach the miraculous.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

bear that she had raised from a small
cub. She called the bear Niger, and
he would answer to his name and
come running the moment his mis-
tress commanded him.
Niger was very intelligent and for
long time he was as playful as a kit.
ten and regarded as perfectly harm
less. As he grew older he began to
show considerable temper and he
often got so angry that he looked dan
gerous and his mistress would con,
slider it prudent to chain him to a tree
for awhile-at least until he got in 4
good hlmor. He never tried to harm
Miss Caime and nothing pleased him
better than to follow her from place
to place. She alone fo4 lin and he
appeared deyotedly attached to her.
Finally he began to show that he
disliked all the other members of the
family. In the absence of Miss Mag,
gle he would sulk and refuse to eat.
Nlgger's ugly traits grew so pro,
nOunCed that Maggie brothers talked
about killing him One day he
scratched one of the boys and tried 10
break his chain, The boy was angry
and ran and got a gun, Maggie bare
ly prevented him from ending Mig
gers career.
Bruin saw it all. and with his head
turned to one side he listened to the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

FERROUS gas. Suggestions are first
given to smoke fewer cigarettes each
day, secondly 10 detest tobacco and
drop the practice.
"Keptomania, habitual falsehood.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29
LAYING BARE
THE SECRETS
OF HYPNOTISM

position In the musical "Orld.
Numbers Of men and women with
musical gifts have applied to me,
Eaid pr Quackenbos, for the transla
ton OF latent into actual talent. In
such cases an appeal is made TO the
sclNregnant along the lines Of fearless
uttcTauce, without thought Of eXtrane-
GUS criticism, with force and feeling
and dramatic power.
"Of all the good work possible to "a
suegcstlOnist that which is inspira
tional In its nature Is by far the most
thrilling the cyoCatiOn Of genius
from the subconscious to the conscious
life in response to the dynamOgenic
voice Of him who is on rapport.
Leaders OF thought are becoming
conscious of superphysiCal world"
said DR.. Quackenbos, which men have
sought to apprehend since man began
to think Every human being is now
conceived Of by students OF mind as
existing simultaneously in two worlds,
described as the objective suprali.
mnal, or world Of waking lite-in
which he communicates through his
senses with the phenomenal universe
and the subjective or transliminaL
the world of sleep of an allcompre-
hcnslYc, extra planetary or outside eX
istcnce, Of which the carth-life Is but
fractional expression
The Process Explained.
L. ,F 81. I'm
duccd the objective consciousness is
In shadow, and the individual Is prac
liCally cXcarnate by reason OF sus.
pended sense activity Hence he Is
transliminally focused In all the
phases OF his personality and all the
lnAnity Of his powers, It Is then that
the dynamoEenic touch that nay work
miracle OF heating or reform or in.
SEPARATION To the quick development Of
hidden genius may be impaired
# ny a fellow being who, owing
to the existence of mutual sympathy
and confidence. Is en- rapport with the
sleeping subject THIS Is Suggestion
III 49, the man objective to his own
sub, ctiyo self This Is Auto or Self
Suggestion
Various methods are in vogue Of
| inducing the suggcstible state. The
techtic adopted by myself Involves ar.
rest of the visual attention by bril-
liant jewel or some object In the
room. the concurrent establishment
~ the PATIENTS confidence In his de
sire and ability TO extend aid rapport
must be- COusensuan and mOuotOnous
sleeping suggestions a. an accOmpani
mont OF impression by his personality
the several steps being relaxed eye.
muscles, vacant stare ndolent audi
cucc passive brain blank objective
mind. rcycrie, sleep
inspiration communicated in this
negative state of animal being calls
forth adequacy dormant Ia the ego, TO
regulate ply function, enhance
faculty. or modify character
The directions impaired by en-.
phatic declaration may not be obioc
lively heard by the sleeper, but In
.Omr mysterious way they pass the
.cuunnls OF his world consciousness
mchnIlcurcd TO ryot the attention
ana launch the spiritual energies o.
hy ra0sI.minal man
Employed by Physicians.
Reputable prysicilns In this com.
rry and abroad are employing the sug
eoslunll appeal extensively in the re.
I..F l, ,tr,, ~ functional l{unyA,r4 ,f
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

ae strength and happiness q 8
" ~ consists III finding the way o.
) AM sins .hes5,a 8eechsr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-29

"a YEW YORK DR. Jekyll drank
IA chemical reagcnt and became
u the bad MIR Hyde He changed
L himself back to the good Or
Jpkyll nv tho Same means
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
Ths 90 - -, i wIn..-.

MGca iia.~ aud usoaey Lsye brea
spent la what Seems an a.sussl rala
s-lsdeavoT-f9 make hens lsr-lger esss
IN coJ weati.sr. Il u~luir.e but little
experience w4Ih poultry to learn Tie
fact Eiaat. uasicr ordinary cir-un-
STANCES, hsgss eaaasg pFusiucr a. nlany
sSSs IN wlngcr - ia summer. summer
+ the nsEuraI time fsg the iay.ng "
49,. aud In orsieg u increase winter
production there must ~ r.-lsrosincsSl
for the fowls a. nearly a. Possible CON
dltipuS that exist ia summer Walter
T. Crawford ~ North Nassailsoro. Me.
has apparently tried 20 10 this 30 faE
as feeding his fowls - concerned Here
+ letter from him. d" Pages rcrfe-ct.
81 Poultry Posi- j. better than you
claimed h was- and would not try TO
keep bens aurtl4er winter without it,
ANY ono sending hts address on 4
postal carl 20 Z. : Page Hyde Park.
VI, and mentioning this paper. WIN re-
cciv" by mail free. postpaid. a sample
package q Pages Perfected Poultry
FoJd''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
lTo III coSTrSCED.l
A Savings Bank That
Builds Up Vermont
Industries

The Groton Times calls
attention 10 the fact that the
policy of the Hyd de Park Saw
ings Bank of investing It's
funds at home is not only good
for the Bank but of great adj
vantage to the industries of
the State as well. II saws:
Tle Lamo,'ie Coaniy sarIrxs B.as ard
Trast Co. of Hyde f.ss. VI. passed its million
dollar mark OF Assrts Jaly II Every cent Of
this esEk's aoid,nss 4. Invested IN Vermont
record not pA-aiitled In the state and .
record seldom four 10 roas hout the eouniry.
Toe pr~ssreet OF tkis bank IL Carroll =. Pas
~Ao has made a world vide name In ths sue-
cess OF bis eAlfskin business. Mr.. Psse 10 q
believer q Vermont and Der lrdusiffet and
has dcmcnsI, Aied In bis mAnagc nept OF this
bank that Vermont Investments are stfe and
good dividend psyes- The million dollars
OF this banking circulation 10 Vermont is .
great help in fostering ths ind1strie. of the
state. IN every Vermont banking ins;ItutIoa
wosld seek more home inve.tm, Ets much
NOR could be done TO farther he Industrial
progress Of the state, and At the same time
fsTnish 8 safe and pToht. bic irvesi neat Tor
.se banking hoSs~- Vernon; needs more
asep o. tie CAROLS + ge;ype.
Commencing January 1908
this Bank will pay four per
cent compounded scmi-an
nually on all deposits large
and small alike; will pay take.
on all sums up to $1,000, and
will issue pass-books with no
linn = "a 20 times of with
drawal or other restrictions or
limitations save those common
to MI Eerm mt Savings Banks
Deposits made on or before
Feb. 18th will draw interest
from Jan. lst, those after Feb.
18th from Apr. lst
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

curiosity TO hear what she was going
10 say. But Siost Instantly realized
that she was about to take the blame
upon herself. regardless Of the conse-
queaces u the success Of their cause
THIS must be prevented az all hazards.
even IL another must be sacrificed. 50.
lnterguntiug her. be SAID hastily 10
Ryder.
Judge Rossmore's life and honor
are at stake. and no false sense OF del
lcacy must cause the failure Of my cb-
ject TO save him. hese letters were
sent 10 me by-yoar son"
From my SON. exclaimed Ryder.
starting. Fer moment be staggered
as IL b. had received blow. lie was
too much overcome - speak Or act.
Then. recovering himself. lie rang 4
bell anu turned u Sgoit with renewss!
fury.
$50 be cried. ~thls man. this judge
whose honor Is al stake and his daush.
ter. vino moe likely has no honoF AZ
stake. between them have made tbies
and liar Of Fay son. False 70 bis "a.
tier. false 10 his party. And 20. sir.
have the presumption to coIa.c her. a4sl
AK me % in:ercesse for him. To i!4s
butler. who entered. be said: 'ser ii
Mr.. Icsferson Is SIN N the house. II
he il, tell him | woCli Ike 10 see HIM
here NJ once
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

assr .ssaAs sl-s2- o. .s-akv4 GA-s - Asrf
ssTu4sr an@rEiy 60 all ssovn tie roo
v4sss The lessers II lsEs hand Tssva.
susulns ai.vrpslg ga stoss. BE- sahi:
-'1sad uow. sir. I shsns uoshsn< suSge
rsEss1liss 50 - slid ! STALL asep thee
letters. - g'seY are uiy property
As yoa please Coal a.Sht. sir
'-s;aod Eisast." replied Isyarr. not
!ooSln= n1s
With significant elancc at Sassgiry.
who uoFsnued 20 hlm that she nai@at
yet aucCeess where tc had fal.ci. Ssost
left Tie reon. Ryder turned 10 shlr-
hey Ills fseTcrEcss ~ manner sofgclel
Gowa IS he addressed The girl.
You sec What they hare done -
INV son -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

Nature and womau's work COM
biued have produced the grandeSt
remedy for wpmAn's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fAshioncd days of
our grandmothcrs they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study pf drugs.
From tie roots and herbs of the
field Lytlnl T. PInkham more than
thirty yea r. ago gave 10 the women
OF the wgald a remedy for their pe-
culiar III more potent and eilica-
cions thsa any combination Of drugs.
Iydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound j. now Recognized * the
standard remedy Tor wonan's ills
Mrs. Bertha MuiT. OF 5l5 NC. -,
Lonislaiil, Mo-, writes:
19WE ASf0 restoration 70 Ht1t11
means - fouch 20 me that for the SAKE
o. other Offering women / am willing
- make 4 z tv1ublgs public.
kor tsselve venrs bad been suffer
iny win f1e worst forms 81 female Ills.
Daring 1nat slime had eleven 81 fscrent
physie4ahs without help. No tongue
csn tel fsh9t suffered. and AZ times !
Souid hsFEliy walk Scout two years
ago 1 foss Mrs. Pinhhaua for advice.
! fosIosfed :. and can truly say that
Lydia = Pinlsiiagu's Vegetable Com.
pcnna lard Mrs. Pinkham's advice re-
stor'st health and strength. II is
wort fsoantains OF gold to suffering
woru.a
bat Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
taEM Compound did for Mrs. Mnff,
itwih do Tor other suffering women.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

hands fell l=swcr.ess a his side.
We'll. i that ail:'' inquired Ryder
senior. "a lth sheer.
That's alt, replied jefferson. I'm
going Goudby"
~Gocdby answered his father IN
differently Leave your address with
your mother"
jefferson left the room aud Ryder
senior. as If exhausted by the violence
OF his own ouihursi. sank hack limp
ia his chair The crisis he dreaded
had come at last. His sou had openly
defied his authority aud was going Ia
marry the daughter ~ his enemy. lie
must do something - prevent IT, the
marriage must MT take place. but what
could he do: The boy was Of age and
legally his own master. lie could DO
nothing to restrain his actions unless
they put him In an insane asylum. lie
would rather SEE his son there. he
unused. than married 10 the Rossmore
woman.
Presently there was tImid knock
at the library door. RIDER rOse frcfi
his seat and went 20 see who was
there To ais surprise IL WAS Miss
Green.
MAY come I'M" asked Shirley.
Certainly. by all means. Sir down"
lie drew ~ a chair for her. and his
manner was So cordial that 1t was easy
To- see she was welcome visitor.
MIR Ryder" she began In low.
trcmuIous voice. Il have come To sea
You on a very important matter. I've
been waiting TO see you all evening.
and as shall be here only short tim.
longer | want To ask you great Ia
ever asked want 10 ask you for
mercy for mercy to-
She stopped aud glanced ncrvonsly
at him. bat she saw be was paying ~
attention 10 what she was saying. lie
was putting heavily NJ his cigar. an.
tircly pr~aceup-ci with his own
thoughts Her sudden silence aroused
him. lie apulurizcd
"oh. excuse mr, I d5lot quite catch
what you were saying"
She said nothing. wondeglu: what
had happened 20 render hin 50 absent
minded. lie read The question Ia her
face. for turning toward her. he *.
claimed
For fac first t..ae In my i!fe gsa
face q" face with ,isTea .--s5cfeal of che
most i-upIluiogs kind IL ~npaci'y- IN
ability ~ regulate uy own Internal al
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The Dolores star., 1908-06-19
The Fourth at Dolores.

Preparations being grand celebration
ON the Fourth forenoon will be devoted speaking
and music in will be big barbecue
which the provide hundred
of bread pickles. all the trimmings that with scass
barbecue In will be all kinds of and sports
Following is the program and purses
1000 a. m.-Music and speaking at the city park
1900 noon-Big barbecue dinner near the city park.
AFTERNOON
l. Free $50; and $50.
a. Saddle Horse Race Ist money $40; 7nd money $40.
Judges rule regarding horses entering this race)
a. Pony Race, money $25; 2nd money $40.
In each least and
start Entrance fee, oper cent of first money.
a. Horse Potato Race, Ist money S.; 2nd money $3.50
& Foot Race, I money SIo end money So
g. Boys lunder 6), S and money 81.
T. Girls lunde r6) Sa and 81.
grand given in the Dolores house Friday night
Everybody cordially invited to celebrate the Fourth of July
in Dolores plenty of shade and something doing all
the time.