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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
RELilroN AND LOVE ,
4 Romance OF tho Belhbtills Convent
Hororer.

+. Hoeoror.
j. Louis Republican. i
Among those who escaped from tho
turning iuuacuIate Conception eahyent
It Belleville, last Saturday night WAS 4
rsry pretty young LADY, sn orphan from.
,ns OF the interior villages OF Illinois,
rho is. nov lying In 9na Of the wards
ST The ST. Elizabeth hospital. BellesTile,
recovering feou b,luriea abe sustained
q Jumping from the third-story window.
Although il moderate circumstances,
Ger beauty aud smixble disposition
have won fpr her many ardent admir-
IFS and smong them several wealthy
fouug men, who have sued. for
her LAnd. AL of those lovers
with the exception OF one, the son Of
INC Of tho wsalthItsr merchants ini Eat
It. Louis, we're unsuccessful b their
,ults, ind even he. IN pressing biz clshms,
sucnuntered ofNtacles which for dme
threatened TO preveu6 him from leading
her to tho altar. Wlile Ghe was Waiting
the friends Of tho young man In Qucs:
lion. be met.her and fell ruad!y in, love
With her, and the rediprocated. lip Vas
,bout to proposs usnTltRer uhe1 bis
h.her. learning she ras|a Protestant.
objected 70 tbs match saking that my.
Catholic girl would be dldnheGited.
adv mod laid all tho Iacn before her.
She said Tint she had no obIectSbrs 10
bec inning . CaiholIc: Ono bralIch Of
tho Christian Church: w9s about ts good
u lbs other, anyway, she
:hourhr TIC. Lever visa happy again:
III wG decided that she should enter
tho Catholic conqtnt vt baleville.
When the Informed her EuAr dian that
she bad determined to cinhgs hex fault
It'd spend The remainder Of tho year In
he iu-'acuinis C,,nccu1fou convent
that tndh idnal, who happeued to be an
oncumrruinlsiuS Protestant, infused to
lurnIsli Me money necessary Ior her eE.
90 ,ses while 1t the Institution. Shn In
formed her lover Of her p redicaueut
Kherenpon he volunteered to p1y her
tui,ior. She. Objected TO tails arrange
mcut OF tirtt, but was 1ualdy prevailed
npou 10 allow thu young man ~ foot her
bills with tho understanding that she
woui.l becumu Ills. wle inmedlAtely
4fter .he AID Gr.dute& She .ac-
sardiuyiy entered tl,a 'esavent about
three months ago and rrsnalned there
Ian to The time Of last Saturday nights
ferc. Aftcr. shc., had Jumped from tile
third story or de hurmr'g building :
. young man picked her q p aud carried
her 10 lis homo In Cnleyillc,, where he
watched over her ard did all he could
10 restore her 10 c6fEdxjNsnesstSh was
subsequently removed to tho hospital,
whare tile young nan las .inee called
on I,ar frequently. It.: Is said that he
has fallen despcratSy-in lots with her
The young lady wczas upon one o!
her fingers an engaKensont ring, placed
theirs BY her Fast St I ouis lover. bul
her latest victim enteEts fns hopes Of be
inr able In rnin her han d. She =" re-
uQins raltI,luit1 tho y ,unE mai. whc
placed her In the copvtzot. however. ACC
Tor that reason as soon - she recovsrs
from her luinrieaA wedding In high III
IS likely to Jake place In East St. Louis
The friends Of her rel cue1' extend to
hum their sympathy.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
Senator Wilson. Is Little Romance
Warrington .ceus.uonaener New Yors

6un,.
Tho election Or adsa Wilson As Sem
a,or frnm Naryland Is wall: regarded
here. He wss q turetsrate snnG TAX.
ar many ye.rs Alter tbs practice had
been taboocd Ia Raod society, but fnall.
cnmnromise'! by 4 vius PIP bis snur-be1
aud making Acknowledgement With q do.
servinR woman Who X pit q shop 10
Snuw Hill, 10 get pinch whenever I've
called At u.s store for IT.. Ms. Knox.
eho had been, Ia better circumstance.
before she kept'ihe Ghor, had n pretty
ard rcancL daughter, who had rcen ed.
ucaled. sud vas q lady In manner and
department. Thcsmothrr died. Think.
Ing Jahgc Wilson 1 stsid old widower.
and aIap,e.l 10 lSoking aissr a prctt.
and rien,lless gfH. abe had lcft he,
properly In The Judges h1nda, asking
nitl ID look iftor and 10 be mindful
II l,rr daughter, an orphan. ,
Tho judge eottiel % The estate, re-
cured hsr litlle pziriudny to tho danst-
tar. and finally kutfnmbcL 10 her brsntr
and merit, anl na}ried. her. Tho mattel
turned our niost happily.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

In England very little benefit u ex-
traited from, tho present long list Of
vegetables substances. Bread and po-
tatoes. cabbage. and in Agricultural dis.
Irich beans with . httle bacon and
|cheese, and MILF for tho children, al
most e1hau,t the list Of food attainabIs
by tho working .villass population.
What Is called bptche1' meat rarely
makes its appearance In tho coltnss q:
an agricultural laborer, but It Is quite
eartnin thit ii the humble and whole
some materials at his disposition we're
u.ore. stl!lful!y treated. he would he
greatly HE better. In manu- tlciurine
towns vast. quantities OF food arc de.
stloyed rhiher than consumed, owing ,1
tho Ignorance Or ths women OF tie most
elementary piincipIes Of cooking. A
hastily. ihnde Gre and a frying pan, O
lump Of hutter Of inosfnits sizs, eomc
bacon few eFgs OF doubtful Freshmen.
eomPoss tue culinary preparations Of o
family earning between 6. and = pGi
wee k.-London News.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
Tho Arab and His Horse,

Tho Aablani never bent their ho1es:
they never cut their taila; they tsea,
them peut'y; they speak 70. them and
seeu 10 hold q disrourse; they use them
"a friends: they never attempt TO in
srease ibeirspecd by tho ~hip. or .pnr
them, but in Icns.s df great neccMity.
They never tx them 10 stake in tho
deids, but suffer them 10, uas:urc al
larVe around tilctr hapitAtious; and they
come running the mbmcut they hear
ti.eir masters 3oice. In consequence oil
such ucatninnt these animals become
docile and tradtAble In the highest de-
gree. They RESI- n 1t night 10 thsir tents.
and lie down Id themiInt of,he Children.
Without aver hlntnR them ia the ulishi.
est manner. The little boys and girls
are often scen hpol the body or neck Vi,
tho mare. whip tho beasts continue In
Offensive and dar.nless. permitting ilium
10 inlay without injnry.-Frow "rho
Arab and Ills HursE."
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
New Heud srr"'nnt tn Modern
! Earning.


F, a cool iar;ner siwars needed skill.
Int in tie rlihnrcL conditiuus Of modern
farmiu. i different kiu'l o: ekilr Is need.
c,l from ttr. >reaiin.I by our father
and grandssiher.. This i,u'r. :arrely
the case wcs. fhan E.u.. bu. lrur in
10th. t'oru,er!N it Wal mostly MANIA,
skill in the u.c of simple ,mulu'ncnt-.
such as the sickle. tin sythu md the
..i,r,uou walking nlow. Now the faru-
er needs 10 knaw tor III adiu't. run
aud caro- for machinery. NU:,incs
property aanale.i .all for lit.
tic manual r5 mY, n .ss 10 ran them. But
tn uA uurr the jt,rrarat iInrletpri,iA re-
tp,irrs 4 ,Ie,rrc Iuf ,urri,anical skill lbA,
n larre I.r,,.irii,in nfnur farmers Jn not
,.r.rs4. To toi,prcI,rnd the fall ex-
irM Of this chauir cnnlparc tho inosiern
,Lrr.bjnr. with the olh.tash.
ionr,i haIi, rr ne sel:-Liu,,inG harvester
viii, tile old kie&'e. nr liz fur1rsa-'r. tho
rrnin rra,llci Hrery careful observer
must rersniz. thu fact that tho
lack OF still 10 t1fils mud caring for Ills
machinery is: ohe'oi tic most potent
sourcrI at l,'ss tolc TIC fsruler.
VIC tnvu known one man 10 usa a
mower for ten ySHrs uiiLant exoeu.iina
over tin il repSirs-or t. Annually
i whi.r Ills ncighbbr, In cutting snsltel
quantity Of stAsa p,ed NJ three equally
GOOD machines il the same time. Cour
rarr tie CT pcps4s OF his enc Item: Flrs
iAru.cr.exR-n,irst $50. Plus. say s:h for
intrrcS, or $40 In aii, for len yea rs
This is Just So lper Aunum-quite al
linn, YOU viii cay. for moving tnoh
s!one, hut still lmhc! chespcr than mo &
ting with tito tyiht. Tho Other. wore OH
three mari,inrs-Fas'. 10 which add re
pairs, ray SANG IS the other, s.s'
and interest bn 400 for ten yea1, $7,I
On SIM uhe !aec9ui machine. far 81,
ycsra,. Sl.: aud lon smother Sl0l uiu
third tnnrhipe. Nor .,hre yrans. 81
and you have Rtand total or ssl;-o
ES413J per annuu}} al annual expense b
J mot. than ,u,cs /. much As tho othc,
: rnu sarnar calculations courerutns .sh
. harvester. .lse suky pIoU, tho la
} rake, and other .Grm Implements. .rpak
an cnormous difference In tie cost /
7 tho luun who Ii lnskil!fnl In uanE ~
j. enrins for them: An importaut ioauis
. l.. how Tho prescott difficulty can he n
. lmedieJ.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
Piles. Plies. Phesi'

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and 1tchtng
Piles. Sir gle box has ,d Wo4t chronic
cass Of twenty Year, standing. Hoose nesd
suG.rt lvs minutes .ll1 applying. Wiiiam's
Indian Pile ointment II lhaorhs lhs ID.
morn atIiys The Itching (particularly alter
getting warm In h<d). Prepared only for
piles md itching iot ths 'privats pa,t1.
Noye Bios. d Cutler, St Paul. Wholesale
| Agents. ., ;.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Two month"; nso my attention vn called
10 The Gaia ot ! woman Afflicted With aeanosr
on bar shoulder at least s. lnchd In clfrnm.
fsren6s, ihky. painful, AID SirsoE ths p:
aene DO rest day or uieek GOT dx months, l
sbta!nd supply o. : xitt. ap.eian 10y is.
urely healed up only = Nerr small acsh te-
naiHlue and her heslth Il nalte1 than Tor 3
yenr.psst; sesmx to b. p<rlecsly cured. Rev.
1HrH. cANrsElL Colum nu&, Ga. :,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
The Conflict

=. Between dIseiae1 and health, ID ofsn
hrief and fatal. Il, ID, .bettsr 10 be provided
With cheap and dnpls remedies tGr sneh
common disorder d :eohgbi :coldi. &.1
than to mn the ri1k Of cpntra cling fhiA
dlIesss through neglect, ut. VIM! Hills
Dslsam Is suis and uafs REMEDY for all uis.
sh.e. oflhe Iunri and chest. II uksn In ia.
son Il "a eertaio 10 curt, ADD may SAWS {ou
IRON that terrible dlss5sa. couiumpuon.l It
has been known aud used: ior many ydan
in AmtTica and Il ID no erssRerasipu 10 tay
ehaiit L. the bes, remsd5 10 tue Horlalios
.,m @. thu LuDE1 Ind .ata 90 other.; sold
by all Dmsglns. !.
The Lancsborn, Korheator & 81. rtul
is the latent railroad project. :. "
..ouct, on ,snna. f~ S:raS. Waris. hsu,ans.. Ii:
:vsIa. ds1lh Hts zssf ems nsf,sla lIuriatetea
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
Tic Causes Of Detorlorated Eye
sight

The CAUSES to which this deterioration
II eycsigh, bas been attributed are a.
.ceeI to bc crosslights from Opposite
xindow va, light shining directly on the
rare. insufficient light, small types. and
10 tho position Of The desk. forcing tho
scholar to Send over sud bring the syea
200 close to the hook or writing paper.
etc.
But rere nil thess defects rcmsdied.
the Integrity OF tho ere would not be
restored NOR ih deterioration prevented.
rh. chief uuses orthe evil would still
ro,naIu. Thcsc aros,hc colors ofth pi;.
per nod Ink. White psper and black Ink
are r,inine the eyesl:ht o! oil reading
nalona Tho rays OF tie sum-" Eays
lord H,cnn, are reflected BY : white
body, and arc absorbed b. backbone.
No ono dissenu from this opinion; but,
desnilo tl,eEe lndi atioaa Of Nature and
or rkilolophv, w paint our books and
write our letters In direct opposition Il
the SUGGESTIONS Of optical science.
WhGa NJ read btot printed 10 the
existing mode we do not SEQ tho letters
uh.ch, beiuR black, or nou-reflactive
Tie shapes teach tho reltna, but theS
are not received By spontaneous, d.
ret action OF thai orlan. Tao whit,
surface Of tie papetis reflected, but the
letters arc detected !nuly By q dlscrtu
iuatirc effort Of tho optic pesFes. Til
effort annoys the uerves, aid, uhei
long roudunrd, cxhsustS u,e!r SOS
ecrl,l,iiuly. The human eye cnnun
ioitr sustain ths broad glare ofa whit
surface without injury. Tho author o.
"SIraniah yinAs," Ii Harper'n MaWftne
says Of Caraxsna that "b!tnd peopl
eeem 70 be numerous there. fact whie
may bs owing To tic excessive daxIl
Of the sunlight and the ahsenco Of vel
durr.' Mr. Seward, 10 bis tour sroun,
the world: observed that Sin Egypt Of
llaluiA ia universal" Attr,bullng It.
the sxme 'eIceSirs dizller OF the wid
areas Of white sand and the British 10
dicrh.' in the etAte campaign In thi
country, exhibited symptoms Of. u
:. diseaie. In tho Smithsonian feport &
| 1877 It Is stated. In i paper on "col.
blindness" that ".I. chevreul hsa pr
, ducrd II, 40 dEstinguEahablo tuu 9th
0 elementary coloH. from which tho o
. POI manufacturers could ealect' colo
1 morn agreeable tot Ito Csc than Il
:. d. xlling whifc. 81 weakening aud lacer
, ins 10 The nerves aflthai delicate orEiu
! Samuel iorke at Lee, In; Popull
SGsnce Mont. -.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Tho coise pot should be thorouehly
Ecalded, the coffee then put In an sRe,
yelk,, sheils and all, should be mixed
With 1t, ind boiling water immediately
poured uponit. The coffee should boil
sve minutes, and then shorld be taken
from the stove and settled. Many pre-
fer boiling tho milk With the cotTee,
but this u not % . general thing Z good
plan. for confines all Of The Huests DO
not like milk In their coffee.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

IhAsa been = severe elderctru Catar,h
for tha pst fifteen yasrs, With dishsn1ng
palm otss my <ya: Gnduply ia dse.se
worked doIR upon. my lLngn. About .
year anil hall ago eommmced I'D u
Ely . CSeam. Balm, with mot gi1hfJinx n.
suits. and am to.diy apparently onsd. q
@. WINR, Rutlxnd, We :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

win Always Keop /, in oly Homo.
Dr.. WiuSrk;-DeAr Sh-I fai vcry well
sausaed vl,h the mediciue you sent me. and
,altsr uling that and a'fev bottlsz bsddel,.
will Eay AhAtit IL. ona Of ehest tsmeiisi-r
e<r tried fac Coushs aud Colds. and. will
3berl'ota reeomnend1t highly. And Twill
.siwaSn have your White pine Of Tar Syrup
Ia ny iou,e = t;sily htaidlue.
si.Dtoo, .1n xo9'' 't H.. a. k,rr,,osss,
Dr.. CD: WAssEn:EDnr sls-:eot abot.
ils'ot your Wni.s Wine OF TAr 6yrup aud
found 1t most e1eeli.qt Itwn vaT. pleas.
ant to taks, and vas Greatly benefited nvfts
use. HiuiIdal.. Pa. Rev A-HrnoaES.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Browns .Hroncill1t,S Troches for
Coughs and ColtE Il do not $50 hou ttfjpos-
sIbls TOT public msu 20 Be hinuIelf " win.
IN xithnut this admirahls Id."--Rtr. R u
Q<fens. EenafI. Uxs,:: : -;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

j. Ths edltar or the 81. Tbdmu unatp..T.i
ssyi b. would not DO without d.. .Thomla.
Eeieetde oil: Ma M.y: Fellow. Ban Oil,
Mich, lsaise, IL highly Tor colds: E. l..
X.sds.. Ddsxats,. Iowa, calls Il tbs be,
thing IN the world for asihnaatio brnncbi.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Eiusrd g. Rorlsy. 2arwslnh itrsst D.
vup,a, Idxa, siya thss "u . ramedy for
ca.anh Dr. Thouss' EAsetric Oil stindist
ihs TOP" Mr.. RowieJ didn't dhiost tbs
truth particle. :, .i--;---... -. :,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Ny d.Ishtr and ny,.ltl E.st Sus..,iu
rom q sI.h, have 6sm cared by ElyS
Creim Ralm. Ny ssnss Of mel rsstnssd
and hssli8 greatly, lmp.oysd-o.M II: srls.
Is.. KHth.nt; Ishtca, ny. Gay 10 uss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

tbs. 3 Hmpis cluxh oftsn tsriuinata 10
consumptiot1 Wty not b wis4 In nms and
uss A'lms Lang Balnu, which wiil stop
qu@6<s.. ~ -, -,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Weii's MdJ Apple tLivrrl rIilL Inc. =.
'"Rouzh Of. Too!hache. luktant reiteI. lst.
The Rough on" Tooth Paw.ier. Elegant loc
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Ia Gro months beginning Angus. |, s,
600 sacks Of cnIons nskiae as7 cirlosds
,vero shipped frou{ ortnss Farm. n. =
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
'Rhun iho Isfarue

Hontaisur, Tho French philosopher, shun.
ned %.i.neholle md .our;vI.aIed men =! e s b.
te,s rtmove ali tfaces Of meiancholy. nervous
psos,rAllou and phylieal dshility.- One trial
u sufficient All snuJne beir ths signature
Of 5. 2. Allen. s.. Paul. sltnn; : l..
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Not q costly ,1edieina Is doss Pl,oS cur,
Tor cpnsumpuon ioI % tt.r, =.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

fare cod-urer OIL tu,ds tr4a' sel.r1ed li,sv.,
fett- b absaluisly pun md sxSrE lat,snts Tlo
hats enss tAtsa Il ursirr q II si elbsrs rbyr,iaas
lnr. dsAed Il sul.sos u auy Of tho Other OLD IN
Chapped Hands. Fnse. rtmrIea. aad rourh
~ enred W u-ns JrxIrrx Tlh yoAr, mads s.
.CA19k1t. hAIAln Gu ser York. ~. - :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

=. Pnk1 rxpeaoei $1,000 10 Improve
usuts during I6ds. i, 2 = VI. -.,,..
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

"Ny vorthy ttend,and ndEhhar,
:. Wbfncs cama thixlniAe sert6,f-i
20, s am now tbios Sspry-
.I'ys found Il cARpouyL-" ~.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

"Rough on Ritl. CLARA ont Rats, NlcA. I5a
Hothu 6F.n's Worn ayrup, tasteltss.. Sc
"Rouxh On Courh~" Trnchr-. Is: liquid, 6ae
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

! Dr.. Ehomu' E.lsehic on :.tmakaapAIn
hum" Ths..h thl. Taos. @. Rad or Is
,E.a essn s,red. Bo1i,o. b. z, s.I1 BE
auHGiM from Rhsuu1tisn ssysrsl Year.,
;xtu thslaalsdyF yielded 70 Eaeetria oulIts
frnaf In lime nm. L + ?" l. H. :, -,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

nTsfIHtElNdl HnlnnF1. IIuu:lIiIlnt EfulAiah, \.
~ tkhttr 1..rar1. s<f,fula. Ssn Fth'.un4 ALL In
hntiIc nnmnt. .'ut,.l by u, ctIf'l,l:. l.thriIE
<Tr1GctA iirH.tsr$T. tho DIV se.l 1HlEaIF.
eeisounus el-in-iu, ai.i ::,us 5 tr..,i ilr ra..
CrItcrR,. u- rI~s, sktn Gar: nt.: .rr,y sll,rs
itching and IucaE:iulti.st rl-ar> The ~ Ii rsl.
hssls Ctecrs aud Ban. IuL h<v,s,- Gr liL.r:
rCErM hnAr., ~ rrYui.ts. stta E:.ttihstl ~
IsnAsll4 q trriunE r1ta it-s,-<. n.Ly upI.-f-,
bkts ulrtuishe.. cnsrye,t Nd MY ,A1h. - :
trftrrM iIarD,G- ar ah-r!!h y iMr-. an.l The
ONLY tnlallb tH<sl t'0ffn~n anaikktn bss uun~sSs
fall everJ~hsr~. rrtfc. tslbusa. "a s-at s.,sl..
~ usts; htsnlssnt. 81. rHrtr Drru AND Gu II i.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Ths la.sas dilsarsry'o OF c,ll Is DIX mile.
from Hatcher.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Thu Elk rolnt orsamsr5. shipped 100000
pounds OF huttes last yaAr. :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

Georgia, h4s l.aa2 eohvicst mostly 10.
sro0. -. -, -
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07

7: ,p.. rhomas' Eclectic on won't cure hams
Tatit will cure colds ADD coughs; II It doont
tths drugxtI, Will refund 70 tbs .purehiar
chcsrful}y. = - .: n.y.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-07
TORPID BOWELS, i; +: =: I,
DIS oRpER 6 n:GtYERs
TUT S'HAiRsDYE;,

.GRAT HAN on .MHiHfls, eh1nfeG II.
SANITY to & 0Lnssr mAd by ua6ie np.-
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ton. 1t is reported that the crops
are as much ahead of ours in Kan
sas as ours excel yours. which
will put corn to about Is cts in
Kansas city.
1t is not very often we see two
horses in a pillow here. nearly al
ways three abreast and the riding
pillow. Mules seem TO have been
the "go" and there are a great
many more mules than horses, yet
horses are being more extensively
raised and ere long every farmer
will have a team of horses.
Hurry with your railroad. we
want to get off at Morgantcwn when
we come back.
The Democrats must wake up
and every man to his place.
1t is stated that the Republicans
intend making West Virginia the
field of battle this time; let every
man put his shoulder to the wheel
and see what an overwhelming
majority can be rolled up.
Hurrah for Cleveland for Presi
dent and Wilson for Governor!
Yours &c,
A 6 RARKFR
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The Fairmont Indec of last week
contains an exceedingly able and
well written article from "Spectator"
about the University and the people
Of Morgantown. Taking tie removal
of the University as text he pro-
ceeds to "cuss" and discuss the gen
eral character of our people inst as
though some body had appointed
him a special committee to investi-
gate and report upon that matter.
Considering that the Inder is SO
we'll informed and that it has always
manifested so much interest in the
welfare of the University and the
town of Morgantown we think it
ought to be heard in this matter
What troubles us is to find the pub
lie benefactor who took so much in
terest in us as to ask the opinion Of
the Inder, or its correspondent
about our town and people. We
never thought of doing that, but the
man who did sought to have pen
sion and maybe a horse" And he
may get them or something else.
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Go To Work.

Organization goes long way to-
wards winning success in an election.
A great majority of the voters may
indorse candidate. The people may
be ripe for an uprising in favor Of a
particular party. Buff the practical
work Of the campaign is neglected,
if districts are not canvassed, if the
issues Of the contest are not brought
intelligently before the people, if
means are not adopted to strengthen
the wavering and convince the
doubling, the election may be for
feited, and what promised to be vic
tory may be turned into defeat. En-
ergy, courage and agressiveness are
essentials Of success. There are
thousands of voters in the State who
'sfoat with the tide" That is to
say they have no very strong politi-
cal affinities and have a pride in
being on the winning side, They
have habit Of supposing that what
is evidently or seems in all probabil
ity to be the strongest cause is the
one which has the most merit. The
sluggish party in the campaign loses
! these votes.
Then again there are many thons
ands of persons who have settled
convictions, united with considerable
| independence, who wish to be cor.
rectly informed on the issues in
volved, but have no time for read
inc and investigation. Activity and
perseverance are needed to bring the
truths home to this class Of voters
They need to be shown that the
Democratic party is the party o.
broad lberality, Of equal justice tt
labor and capital, of warm sympathy
with the people, of opposition to EN-
croachments Of corporate wealth ant
power, Of economy and honesty il
administration. They need to b.
shown that the Republican party il
the party Of oppressive sumptuary
legislation, of intolerance, corruption
and rascality. 1t is necessary t.
satisfy them that Cleveland means I
clean and honest government an(
that Blaine means government o
license, looseness, prodigality ant
dishonesty.
/ We want to see energy infslsed in
to the Democratic campaign at once
The Republicans trust to treachery
/ falsehood and purchase for success
tile Democrats trust to principles
The Republicans occupy their tim
in collecting money; the Democrat
must spend theirs In convincing in
tellects. Inder.