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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Saw His Way Clear.

An old chap wno lived up In Yer.
mont in the years gone by was lett a
piece of land containing about twenty
acres by the death Of some relative. 1t
was w ued NJ about E20O. and about
IN, first thing the old man did was to
raise f25 on a mortgage. When this
money was gone he put on a second
for the same amount, AMI by-aud-py
he found taird inhiSidual willing 10
icnd hfi':n ITS 9rid ~raKe' 1no.ss.s,.es
! he last OF t..is money mad j.lst disap-
pearcd when the old man feii and broke
his leg. The person VINO first reached
him called on
Poor Uncle Billy! What will you
do now?"
Il. my leg broker"
Certain il is"
..And rm \ cripp!c?'
You are.
.Wei'." said the cid man. as look
OF resignation cane 10 his iace, n
reckon I'd Dest slap on another mort
gage"
There are several railroads in this
country which are practicing tae Un,. q
Bi.iy lneory.-W 81 eet NeOs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

Lord Erskine was one Of the most
distinguished advocates and coLiselors
OF the English bar. a man of sterling
independence. of true principle and
scrupli ous adherence to truth; one who,
through character and ,aenis, rose to
rank, influence an success in life. he
has left us one OF his rules OF conduct.
or rather the great rule of conduct
wh ch he followed. and which is wortny
Of adoption by every young man.
Ill was." he says, "a first command
and counsel of nv earliest youth always
70 do what my conscience told me was
duty, AMI to leave the consequences
to God. l shall carry with me the
memory and. trus., the practice ol
this parental lesson to tho grave.
have hitherto followed it. and have
n0 reason to complain that my obedi
ence to il has Dcen temporal sacrifice.
On the contrary, have found it the
road 10 prosperity and wealth, anl
shall point out the same path to my
children for their pursuit.
There can he no doubt that this Is
| the on.v safe III G OF conduct, for the
! life hat now Is. as we'll rs for that
which is 10 come; for goodness is alike
,roiitaoie for both, giving p ace of con-
science and inward strength, rs wei as
securing the respect and confidence ol
| men. Let the conscience be enlightened
bv the Word OF God. ant then let lis
dictates, in al circumstances. be faith
| fully followed. aad lie viii DC prosper
cd and eternity blesL
| Il was one of tho resolutions of Pres
| ident Edwards ''never TO lo anything
but wnat believe to be my duty. and
to do it willingly and cheesfu!ly. as
| unto the Lord and not TO man." The
noble sayin. OF Mary Lyon WAS II have
oniy one fear, aud that is that may
not know and do my duty" So also
Cecil well says. ..Duties are ours; events
are Coils" Ii we are but faithful 10
duty. His blessings viii attend us
"tae blessings that make;h rich and
addcih no sorrow thcrew.th;" ''blsSs-
M for uo.h time an eternity"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
The Cathedral Of chihuahua.

The Cathedral Civ. rs this State
Capital is named, has very little OF con-
spiCuouS in crest un: 8 s.ociatcd with
yoader great piece OF architecture,
winch. so 'hickiv siro;,dcd in NOW to-
dav. has no equal in nrcai.ec nr',l view
on the Western Hen ispl.ere. II mas its
history. Tact history is associated
with the Santa L .aiia III nn. which. uD
to 1879. or the date o, the xbu!s!On OF
the Sanarls from Mckee. nas vie.ded
$s55.UU.UW. Tie grCIsc t.esfrai-was
constructed bv tax forced on The
III ne of one real, or ,wclve and one.
half cents. ont Of each marc. or every
$8. by order Of the R,ya. Government
of Spain. The cdtire cost $1,000 o.
Doubtless another $25AO0o WAS com
,ribu,ed by the peop.e in b"r md ma
terial Ii woui. rcqu re- IS 500, ,OOJ 10
cree. /, in our me. Tle cvrner-stone
was laid In l72j.
Architectural he grand cath"d al
+ stands peerless. as lar ne NJ gnii.centiy
symMctr cal pfOpOrs lons are 10 te se-
Carted in Am 'rica. The reat tatho-
dral OF the C!,y q. NJ X co GOV RS more
ground. S,ill. in desi.n. a,lr,.c iol 9 ,t
uUl uuoIltOuS cNu ttus va SUItc bIuVotS
of archi,cc II e. 1t is a b.uni and Dl,t,-
Cling and unsi -h!ly piece Of work ,oni-
pared with tnis masiernicc. of Cr.st0v-
nj de Via. He passed more h in 'ali
of his Ous n s. lie constructing tn.a
great chu.c Tire de in is the tri-
Dariiie schools oi Cor.ntniln. Doric and
Ionic. The rear or great dome end,
wni:h faces the wes'. hrs W .dth Ol
1884 feet. The front on tne grand
p.az'. crowned by the ,w.n lowers. has
n width OF eigh. y-!iy. fee,. The al.
dience Capacity OF the large sud torinnl
is 6.tW pepe. The principal o. from,
iacade is eiauor 4. In the Do ic scnoo
OF arch lecture. l, is faced with elab
orate.y carved co,umns. intersperse,l
am png whicn are the statues OF tne
fweive apostles and SIN Francisco ds
AZ y. pair! n vi sne >.rac u.e.-ChiaN0.
hUu Cor, Et,I as C,fu Inn g.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
7, DAIpTA, WEDNESDAY,, MAY IA. 1884
An Atnatcur.

One day last week, SAYS the Brooklyn
Euyte. u small boy with firm, defiant
face marchei into the ulli - of an ln-
/; dian sl&ying publication and demanded
oi bad headed man in evc-glass 8
whe, her he or the gray whiskered man
in wig was boss?
''Bo,n of us, sonny. we're partners.
what can we do ios you?'' asked tho
bald man.
i go. any Indians on drauchi?" ask
cd The hoy suEen.y. resting his c.,in ON
tho counter AMI ewing tine bald man
with g.oOmy forcbodin". II want .
lew head 10 practice. Go; an, ?"
mo" repl cd the ba d man severe
". We don't keep Iudians on
hand"
Got any buifalers in s,nck?" de-
man Ell the boy, runnin- his Voice
throu RI y higher pine. Can't ye lot
me have q me bufalers till | git into
husincssa You needn't DO atsail III
pay sssssss tss-ks
I'VE on.v pr mt a paper. We don't
keep In iianS AMI live stock o. hand"
explained The ia ID man.
IL know you PRINT paper" squca!-
cd tn" smart boy, ''apd I've bn u read
in of il! NJ .an,er tell me Nv. got TO
raise $6OO in cash ,ore eau &c, my
work IN on that ladinn ana buffaler
bus nes,p Tins I'm go.n' u waller
aro..nd New York waite th.m cow
bov- is u.in' up the sock? l s.v: CIT
East Iaiiamin with rich 8, ut, tina. |
can rob nights white I'm sav,h up?"
''Of curse. we haven't. vou Young
idiot" replied the bald man. Go way
from here. I'm busy"
"Weil, have you got any stage
c,acncs full uf millionaires thn / could
put IN MY time on while I'm w..tin' Tor
things 20 improv, won't hsrt 'cm.
Don't lie scarcd!'
Git. will youp" demanded the tor
ment;d c!itor. Skin out, or Ill
tnrnw your
"Will. eh!' yelled the bcr. rs he
rearci up on the counter and deve. .oped
y horse pisio!. "Fire ME, IN! Com
mence, will yePN and he chased the o d
man around the pace with the muzzle
Oi his we uon. I'll vent gDt mo- In
d.an,. e..! No bufialers On tap in tn =
asv.um! Couldn't lend moa Spanish
galrOn oc ~ stase loa,i Of m. l.onaires.
eh! Look ou:! Haven't got to squeeze
MOren eight pounds harder on tbs
hair irigr r-er before IL begins to weep
out loud! Dodge there! feel i. begin
nm TO give"
Bat the bald headed man anil tho
man with n wig had 10 time to wait for
any extra pressure. The boy had fu |
charge OF the institution, the merits Of
which he outlined III the 10 iowin !.
double loaded editorial:
This pape is a fr.ui. and don't
you forget il. The In, ians is all wood
and tie Luilalers is homer. AL tho
s,utfs from the O.ryyent kim from
G.and street. and the mill on. Tres il
priva e detectives out If joD. The
beautiful W m.n is writer's NJ til. beer
garden next ,.Oor, and the owners OK
this p1pc IS on.y sn.dcs.witn ,hs she'll
on. Paste 'em, cui.y. Dm't touch
anotner loOthiul.
JORALEMAN JACK
Brooklyn CIV o., Aas,,c .at.on."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Fish stnpcaeL ~ E'sctr,c Light.

An European jal.n.! relates that
few months since wurkmen cmploved
M.on soa . constructions on the b.ns
observer Dnciper. in central Ru. .s,;..
clnp.uyed the e,ectric j sht TO enab.c
til. .ihio prosecute their ;nLors ut nignt.
The br.lii.n rays M light attvactrd so
IN NJ mi.i.Ons VI nocturnal motHs,
be. les. anl other insects, tiiat for
tma it was necessary 10 SOP work
aAd set all hands to DESTROYING the
eiot,.s ei wiagei victims tnal frequent
" conn,l.te.y o..s u:ed he .iynL Tnis
sug.c,.cd tho i,iea of emp owing the
CSC r.c iignt to DESTROY nocturnal in-
secls pre,u iriai To ayrIca,turc. and OK
,erincn.s IN sha, direction are 10 be
ts.cd next sprny. Not only TO ins ,c.s
but hs.i. the light provost fatally AT
srnc1vc. Its rays. directed 10 the SUR
face of the wafer. drew together Vast
q.an tiles al all the fishes found in the
Daies,cr, and when witain the charmed
teid Of Illumination they lay crowded
together in masses. seemingly blinde |
and stup iie.l. T..o worhinefl. fshpsev.
ing tlie opportunity. made nolaulo
hAul Of fish.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14

The old Conf .ierate for: fcniions
around Athens. G-oryi:l. are now la;nx
levcled.
The remains OF An Sam. the China-
man o; the Jeanneite. have trave.ed
1900 niles in searcn of u grave, bat
are not yes in their daal rest a S-place.
They will soon bc saksn across. the
United States 10 s. IN Francisco. 5000
mi cs. and then across tic Pac.ac. 10 :
COO niles fur her, TO the oli home In
China. tans making the circuit Of the
globe end onc-fourlh Of secpnd, cE.
cu:t. lie was, ,hEpught Eom Asa ard
goss back " xSia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
With Eyes like Fixed stars.

He is tiry goO.s c.,.rk and she Il \
hign school g.ri WITH u knowledge VI
astronomy. Tncy were waking the
o.ncr evening, and growing soft anJ
soulful. he lemafkeu:
'.Yoar cves Hro just like atars."
..AnI they are liked" shs sweetly
replied.
..F Fx.dr' he uttered. dubiously;
..wnal do you mean Dy fixeip"
II mean" she said. with . blush.
",hat they are Nxcd on that sign.
!, He .noked np and saw ''lce Cream
Snl Water ICcs. lls had Is cents.
lsus. Mnas ooulu hO dDf- HasktHyt0.,
II s&chxk -yrTrNsT 4 - ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
Danger Fro.n Ga.oiinc.

] An cas- en- Chemist writes: Ii gaso.
line is conf 10 in \ barrel or can SO
silat the vapor or gas !oes not escape
into the atmosphere there is no danger.
A lighted match can be app led to n
full barrel of the fluid and no exp osiui
will t,ke place. blue h,me bcin. the
onlv result. Tie irou,,.e l.. however.
that gaso inc vaporizes very rapidly.
and when II certain amount of this gas
Is mixed w tn the atmosphere very
explosive compound Is formed. Ihave
domonstra.c cd these facts by exoeri-
ments I have taken burner from an
ordinary brass hand lamp partly TILED
with gasoline, and applied match to
1t. Then taking q gallon can half full
OF gasoline have poured the daid into
the blazing lamp w.thont producing an
explosion. l have then applied q
match to the can after the gasoline was
poured out. The gas is heavier than
cir. and. Ut course it.wonll remain in
the eata le,sa ahs exclpsion 0 Al An. .IRe
~.s-ss 4i..>A ss.4 - ~ 81 a burn and
not explode. Turning tiie can bottom
upward and letting som of the gas es-
cape, its place being taken by mir,
have again applied 3 lighted ma, oh
and the can was blown 10 atoms. There
are many ways in winch accidents can
occur. If n barrel or Gun be open in a
room the gas will esca, ne and mingle
with the atmosphere. II person en-
,ers the room with n lamp or candle an
explosion is sure 10 occur. The recent
accident II, l. nndalc is an illustration
OF the fact. The .nducior of Il pony
engine crawled under an empty tank
car which had contained gasoline.
Some OF the fluid evidently collected
on The ironwork of the car. and when
the gas escaping from it came ir con-
tact wits The light in the lantern it WAS
ignited. Tie flame run up the side of
the tank to the opcnin :. AMI an explo-
sion occurred. the force of it can bc
judged from the noise it mad, which
was heard all ov r th. city. The gas
escaping from it is heavier than air. as
| have said, AMI it therefore settles to
the ground. Its presence cannot bc
detected. and person carrying light
will walk into y room flied with it un-
wiltingiy. 1t should never be stored in
cellars. rs in that case tho gas has no
chance to escape, and an explosive
agent tar more dangerous than gun
powder is confined under tho building.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-14
GEO. Sl'ICKNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
o0ss b ns4osse asu Dlsek, On Main st,sst,
elk POINT, DAKOTA

hsvinS bssr fes Daasiy .sfes sesrs Receiver s.
~ u D. Land v nc at v.r,pili.vn, nnh becam
acquainted w,.h the oca1 and qua ny OF b
CIV ruaeht lands hfoa-h u; tbe trri!'ory Of Ds
k"'s, b Wi r. - tiy srtSrr alt eiters or e.
1u,rf~s re stive 10 tie u annrr ui acq lriug tne
gov ,nuvn, .suds un ier the @w- - tho Uui' I'd
St.ts.. Alto wit tend irriopt!y TO TBS c.tce l.
tiCu Of DeS ArA4sss sie zen Rtl Hoyn- tesG ~
tires u,,on lands that haze b ,n adI'd.E 49,
prep rs t-s,iuory , Tor VITA .s-. In case OF nr,l
DO eH Homes rails, c,.niriut d ON stead ~r.-
s,~s ~ Il r emp ion e.trrs. aI,o parties aesir
0a To Che - / u, tuis sr tor land ua '.r sht
Rome ~ nd Ae; c-n 10 g. cough thi tihce itL.
cut p~rsOaA' sItcUds"rs 81 the l., cal Lsau Once
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03
The Dearth Of Republican :. Soap. "

The wailings Of the Republican lead
crs, committeeman and candidates over
the dearth Of ofcampaigu funds arc mourn
ful and deep They have been 80 accus-
toned tO q ready response that they
can not reconcile themselves 20 rcfu-al.
The cOlGncss Ol the clerks who were
wont 10 come down so freely when or
dcrcd 30 "stand and deliver Is very
discOuraging; but 20 is hardly 90 gricV-
Gus as the apathy or opposition Of the
business men The failure of this par
Ucular milch cow II wc may mingle
metaphors a little is the last straw that
breaks the camcls back Heretofore
the business community has been n firm
and sure reliance. Ordinarily it has
come down 20 tire first appeal and IL
ai any iimc b. has shown hesitation the
thrcai that Che g. o. p. would Withdraw
its guiding hand from the wheel Of
progress, letting the country 90 10 ever
l1stug smash, has brought business to
the ap'aiu Office pallid and trem-
bling, with iis checks already made out
In three four and five figures. Now b.
turns "a deaf ear to both appeal and
threat The claims Of the o. o. %. to 70
controlling voice in tho distribution of
prosperity are greeted with snacrs and
contempt And there are not wanting
among those who were formerly the
the best contributors scoruful ones who
rudcly declare that the party may 20 to
Ballyhaok or elsewhere before they
will ever contribute another cent TO
maintain its pets in positions of power
and plumber.
This us sad, a. we have already iuti-
mated but the party leaders have
themselves fD blame Thcy should
have known better boz the first place
than to nominate % man in whom The
business community uOtOriOu-Il had
no conGdeuc. Business men never
did take ant stock .n Blaine Thcy ad.
mitttcd that ho was smart and "cutc. a"
and when appealed To- they were quite
as ready to Admit chat he was "mag-
netic. though they had the vaguost
possible idea of what they meant there
by But lhcy did not irust mt They
knew that bis ways We're not business
ways that he "a- q speculative genius.
to put the ea- d'y and that while
he might hc r<..ated to bc brilliant in
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03

public life he could not 10 expected 10
he safe. lncy were opposed to him on
this ground in 1876 and again i'm lSSO.
and his brief career in the Depart.ncnt
OF state rather tended e. increase their
diStruSt of him. They are still more op.
posed To him now when "brilliaucv is at
such a low chb lu business circles. Tho
exploits of Grant, Ward and Emo and
othCr lights OF the financial hrmamCnt
have given the solid business men of the
country sSurtoit of "bulliancv." What
they now sigh tor Is stability and rood
old fashioned honesty, and they Know
too much To- look To Blaine for these
The Republican leaders should have
thought q, these things when they nom
mated Blaine. They should have
thought ot another thing when thcy cal
culatcl on tho contributions of the bus
moss mon. They should have rcmcm-
bcrcd that their hold upon thlt class
grow out of their boast that the party
had given IL prosperity. Claiming this.
they claimed the power To give or with
hold prosperity, and they ought TO have
seen that the huSincs, men would hold
them responsible for the Withholding
which is So noticeable. rhry have,
therefore, no right To whine because the
money is not forthcoming. But we do
not expect them ON that account To
abatc whining On the contrary. we
expect the whining will increase ~ the
campaign progresses. The occasion for
1t certainly will. Detroit Free Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03
Which Was Right!

AZ the late session Of Congress. the
Democratic House, under the lead OF
Chairman Randall Of the Committee on
appropriations, steadfastlv refused TO
vote the money which The Navy De-
partmcnt had asked for building sew
eral new war vessels and il based its
refusal oU the ground, boldly and
frankly stated. that 10 had no conf
dence i'm the Secretary Of the Navy
that the Secretary, Mr. William r..
Chandler, diJ not possess either the
ability or the integrity needed ~ guar
antce that the money would be- dis
crcctly and efficiently used for the pur-
pose and further. that the Republican
management Of the navy from the be-
ginning gave no assurance that the par
~ would build up goo navy The
Republican press loudly denounced tho
conduct of The Democratic majority as
unpairiCtic and factious. and invited
the country to condemn il neverthc.
less. The House rc.olutoly adhered io It's
refusal, and Secretary Chandler did not
get the money Was the House right
or wrong
Let the Tallapoosa business answer
Hcre wa, naval vessel. used bp Secrc-
tary Chandler for pleasure purposes.
sunk in Vineyard sound, OH the Goa ST
Of Massachusetts,. bv n thrcc-ma.ted
schooner, through the gross negligence
or incapacity OF the Federal vessel +,
crew. Three days afterwards. the
armed steamer Tennessee the fag ship
OF the North Atlantic squadron. while
running through Vineyard Sound
struck % rock. She got oh without -rri-
ou- damage, but 10 is q wonder She was
not wrecked and lost with all her arma-
mcut
Again. Republican Administrations
have expended ON the navy since the
war s3yS. 100000. and what has the
country 10 show for the money Moth
ing but what Republican papers them
solves diculo as q group OF "rottcn
tubs and hulks like the Tall9poos1.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03

Utterly unServiCcahle aud useless fos
purposes of modern warfare. The flOg-
ship Tennessee, fair specimen of tha
lot, IS a weak, old wooden ship. AIMED
with old fashioned guns She answers
wei enough for pro ncnadmg up and
down the Atlantic Goa l. and vivinr
and receiving receptions at the seaport
cities; but she would not stauI an
hours fight with a sc"und-claSS British
war ship armed with improved gun.
The Republican platform itself admits
and lamentS the worthlc>SncSS of this
kcp lbllCan navy by calling for its
restoration to the old time strength and
efficiency il had under Democratic man
agcment the worthless navy on which
the Republican party has Sququdcred
nearly 500. 900, 600 since the war. The
sum is largo enough to build a good
navy of one hundred Grst-claSs war
ships out and out; and yet il has all
been expended and there is nothing to
show for il but lot of TallapooSaS and
TenneSsecs that are IA subject of de
rsion.
Was not the Democratic House right.
then, in refusing = 4, 900. 900 TO Secretary
Chandler to build new war ships OF the
TallapooSa pattern with? Does not the
naval management of the last twenty
years. with the sluandcring of S93S,-
.Olo,O", clearly prove that the Rcpubli-
can policy is incapable of producing a
respectable navyP That party has cX-
pended on the navy from first To last
the enormous sum of $500, 900. coo,
without giving the country navy. Is
not this convincing proof of ills incom-
potency to the task. st. Lone, Repyb-
LlCnh.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03
3. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE,

Condensed timetable OF passenger trains fer
Ae stations named below.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-03

What has become Of tho "aggrc ssivo
campaign which the Blaine ORGANS
promised 80 luoutt' Their candidate
has been nominated nearly tbrco
months. but wc have set ~ zee thc first
"aggro-siyc mOycmcnt a select few
Of tho ORGANS with some clerical aid and
the approval of the ORGANS that did not
engage directly in the business hayo
done -Omcthiug i'm Che way OF "OGcu.
-ivc. welfare after the Chinese FASH
ion but there has been nothing aygrcs.
-iyc. Instead thereof the ORGANS have
been busily on the defensive air The
time. The only real discussion there
has been by them Of Blainc's claims 10
popular or even party support. has
been iu Che shape of elaborate attempts
10 explain his wrctchcd record And
the only campaign speeches that hayc
been ma 'c iu bis behalf have bccu n
the sam vein
Such "a defensive. apologize cam
paIgu tho country has never before seen.
II i- mo- wonder shat the ALLEGED "mao-
ncti-m fails to draw, and that Rcpub.
ioans by thc score are everywhere
abandoning Che candidate presented to
them by Che party convention. Had
thc campaign been made aggressive, 81
as promised. good many of them
might have been Kept within the party
lnc- Vet 10 i- difficult tO see what
right they had TO expect such q cam-
poign s party can not make an ag-
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EASTWARD.

Besides the abovc-named trains there is.
way Train with passenger car attached that
goes both East and w est daily except Sunday