Sunday Advance (Newspaper) - June 15, 1884, Green Bay, Wisconsin TI GREEN BAY Wis SUNDAY JUNE 15 1884 No 21 For President JAMES G BLAINE WIT AND Schoolmasters be entitled to rank tho ruling modern dandy can truthfully I the least The wiae cup is the father of the whisky jug is step farther A Connecticut man has invented a paper carpet Oi course it will be read The milk of human kindness like Li quality of mercy be strained When a man's looks volumes tho best thing he can do is to sell them for old junk A paper chimney 50 feet high has been erected at Breslau France Com- posed of drawing paper probably Some people bang u door while people adore a bang Wo make it a point to lot nothing escape our vation Tho man who can keep tlic run of the ball games this season ought to be to superintend the next census A lot of steel wire spring bods have i are tired of frying missionaries on forked sticks Little Flaxen it's Papa somewhat annoyed by work in let it rain Little Hair was going to is unon tis and the greatest ambition of the average voung man is to have some one invent a pair of pants the color of custard pie Some men are born great some achieve and some write words on r postal card md grasp fame right by the back of Some in the i nope to be says Kate field Kate is it very to be in the now A Kentucky girl treated a ed tramp kindly and iio has died and left her a snug fortune Sonic tramp disguised a gentleman will now probably want to marry her The following advertisement appears in a Wisconsin paper medium-sized house for man and wife near uov possible Tin's is a delicate way of the public that this couple haven't been married long A thieving young Pittsburg dentist has eloped with the daughter of a Philadelphia nabob and all the ever used by the new n hen pets on for a time she but when she retires for a couple of weeks she A hen is nothing if not uur A V turns out sets of human teeth per day for the low of per set At this rate the praises of Utica should be ju smile on the old ance It is not pleasant after you been repeating in your best voice eral operatic gems to have your friend look up with a wearied countenance and ask you if yon hadn't just us lief as tic that you Transcript woman said Beau to a young man at a party the other night she talks me to death said the young I will inform you that the woman you speak of is nay Miss at the Well not replied the old man but I come pretty near being musical I just shave the notes little Miss thought he was a Mich justly claims pre- eminence as the greatest lumber-pro- of during feel exceed the product of the Valley by several dred millions Sim produced during the period laths ami the vessel ot is transacted at Muskegon over 8 vessels Were cleared from port The Republican Candidates In this issue the SUNDAY ADVANCE presents its renders with portraits of the Republican Candidates for President aud JAMES BLAINE was born January 01 1800 in Union Township Washington County lie came of Scotch-Irish stock His father was much respected m the com- munity and married a a devout Catholic The issue of this James was the second of these all of whom embraced the religion ot their father Out of regard for his mother he steadily refrained from giving public expression of his religious convictions He entered Washington College in 1843 at the age of 13 graduated with honors in 1847 going immediately to Blue Lick Springs Ky where he became professor in the Western Military Insti- tute He hero made the acquaintance of a Miss Staudwood who kept a young laches school and whom he subsequently married After teaching a few years he entered upon the study of law and was admitted to the bar In 1833 with his young wife who WHS a of Maine lie removed to Augustu iu that slate which has ever since been home After a brief practice at the bar he entered the journalistic field iu which he continued His active political career began with his election to in j 1838 serving two years in the lower House lie was lu in 1862 and successively to i brandies He was speaker iu the and Congresses He was a prominent candidate for tin Presidential nomination before the Republican Con- of and was Secretary of State for a brief in President field's Cabinet Mr Elaine is now 54 years of age of vigorous health and iu tuu pi hue uf Lis mental powers OKN JOHN A was born in Murfreesboro Jackson County 111 At the breaking out of the Mexican war he enlisted as a private in the First Illinois Regiment and through merit rose to the rank of lieutenant At the conclusion of the war he read law with his uncle Lieut Governor A M Jenkins After a brief service as clerk of the County Court ot Jackson county to which he was elected in 1849 he resigned and entered the law school of the Uni- versity of Kentucky from which lie practice of the law His career began in 1832 when he was elected to the state legislature In 1803 lie was appointed State's Attorney which office he held until when he was re-elected to the Legislature and in the same year was elected to Congress and continued with that body the Outbreak of the Rebellion when he resigned and entered the Union Army as u private being en- gaged first battle of Bull linn served with distinction throughout the war in milk of major eral Ho entered Congress again as I terms when he 10 the S with this body until After a brief fif his Oi j Republican Candidate For Vice-president JOHN A LOGAN Any ttw wur thn of MS if bucu hard to u in the its full of men There were many having a strength of not more than or particularly on the side In various severe encounters regiments were decimated Mid in some canes half their strength but it was rarely that a body was so completely wiped out lucre nothing to rally on At the battle of Pleasant Hills La a Texas cavalry regiment numbering men were seen forming for n charge against a federal brigade of infantry The latter had good cover and were fresh The cavalry had to dash across a field to reach the line and before I brigade along behind his two lines and ordered the men to hold their lire until the word pair were instructed to tire at one ruther oue ut the Hum and the other ut the horse The cavalry made the charge in one line it ivus shonor I bun tbo front of the brigade three tires ho wo ill go to piace whore uis iuil ut lour spiral 11 jitu ul IHM What do SDH il I shun t toll but it wus u now town bo cleared last yoiii which by no bad to do his first s with n and a yoll keeping pretty even front until they were within feet of the when all the muskets rang out together One volley was enough That regiment was so nearly blotted oil the face of tho that only four of iiw to the lit 0 horses were outright and nt least JUf wounded There wore not ten wounded men to up Kvery eral had 11 aim a close target A V Ingenuity chain luek The short clay pipo formerly used by smokers of luti been to a great extent supplanted by the tbo manufacture of which now uu industry Home iuf tion respecting these pipes is given in British Consul report on Leghorn the material for wooden pipes in now largely ex- ported Selected roots of the heath are collected on thu hills of the where the plant grows luxuriantly and a treat hen brought to factory the roots are cleared of earth and any decayed parts are cut Thoy arc then shaped into blocks of various dimensions with a cular saw set iu motion by ti small is necessary at this UL Hit and it is only a long apprenticeship that a workman is The blocks nre thru placed in a vat and to a tle simmering for u spaci of twelve process lion his term on the March To wit youny who two his a i rum tin would N to to Mind luck kerchief over ha stool up be- I the and the best arc noted and ara then in a condition to receive the turning but this is douo The blocks avo in from forty to Inn sent abroad to St Cloud where they into tho famous H I t-r known to in the States ot Dr A man is no tJie lie to look t if iire lint I not be One guess tha a man by tho kind of pictorial he
