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MILITARY N0TICES.

HRADQuARTERs STUART Hoass-GvAsns,(
August go, 1854. I
.NENFRAL ORDERS No. ~
III Tls REGULAR weekly drill WILL NOT
TAKE PLACE 1HlS AFTERNOON as 1XM
usual.
FIJI DIANE.
au20 Acting Orderly seEye2nI
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UAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
Prince EDWARD COUNTY, NA.-Tke
lO4th aunuql session Of THIS Institution will begin
ON sFPTFMBER 41Hat1 2 o'clock VI. Applicants
for entrance ought 20 be present on the preceding
day. For catalogues and further Information ad-
dlt>s tie President Of the college, Rev. RICHARD
MCILNAlNE, II. D., Hampdcn-S sidney College,
Va. lc @1-N NNASm
CtEND FOR A CATALOGUE OF THE
SCOIIFGE or PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GFONS. Baltimore, Nd. which Ofiers the STUDENT
of Medleiuc superior advantage.
THOMAS OPlE. VI. D., Dean),
ty JQ-SaNN1m l70norih Howard strrt-
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a Partisan hnmorist says the latest fashion In
trousor.is to melt dude and pour him Ia hot"
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u ! NDVLI II " II " VIlHI1'II1f
Ia ASHLAND. VA.
Iiftc.h session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
AdyaufseC.: Thorough culture, high IN Iral ton-'
healthy location. excellent society. new aui COM
Portable buildings. moderate charges. English
-vsclalfv, aud taulht rs fully a- any other ,an-
cuacc. Gcgtcc- conferred: u. =, y. T.. g. 4, uII
". W. BENNETT.
arO-.,rt>o2u Pr--it.-uk
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EDUCATIONAL.
DlCHMUND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER lsru,
aud continues nine months.
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her best men out OF business aud produc.
live employmrnts into tho idleness OF the
barracks mi OF hnIminR her nOighhors Of
the same time. We had tho little kingdom
Of Belgium, which 81 TOO Hmnll aiu-
PlC-handed 10 cope with either France
on the west or with Germany
on the east, spending hundreds Of nll-
lions oi francs % year, directly or indirectly,
upon her army. Every preparation has
been taken IN Ctte Of war, and plans have
been laid 10 govern any emergency, The
population Of Belgium "a placed NJ 3 $50.
coo, and the war sirauglh ol no forces Is
SET down nt 100000 90 which would DO
added Il reserve of $1,000 men IN the Civic
guard. The soldiers are said 20 well drill
ed, the ofllcers int lllgort, and The equip
molt oqutl 30 that OF auv European M.
ton The infantry use Albinl r.irg, except
the Carbinoers, who are furnished with
Loi,ser riilee, made by Krupp. Great care
10 taken ia practicing long distance shoot
ing. The Bslg.'rs nre fuid Oh DE- proud Of
their mihl ,fy Irglni2ation and not 60 dread
q war, iu "hioh they would oily themselves
with either France or Germany, .g pneir 30
tercsts should out,ait. n maht h.ppou
however, thl' j. s.um would moot th' lNo
which has Cyelt ken other liitn countries
allied ID bi. uati0u-: emo mlgri ua E1hb.gd
up by her vic oriou' oily.
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IMPORTS
Tim Year. Lasi, Ycaf
- -
FUTURES

- CoTTos--New York options opened steady and
closed dull but steady to-day. The current
month IL of points from previous close.
March and April ars Off 20 nts and all other
months points on Sales at New York arc
10000 over Saturdays, Liverpools future mar
ket ruled from dull 10 firm to-day, with loss
OF ca on all months. sales IN options at Liv-
erpool were over saturdays. New Orleans OPP
tons are Off points In the current month; 5
points on March: points or on April, May and
June; points oil on July; points oil on August;
points off on Sep EN- Der andi fon october.
Produce Chcngo-whest advanced since
Saturday l 3.S cents on February ana is on
Nav. The former closed to-day ut % LIZ and
the latter 81 o. 3-s. corn for February sold NJ
SO Ia which is a gain OF the fraction, and corn
for May closed at 80 Is which Is 3.S over Satur-
day. Receipts of grain to-day are: Wheat 80,
772; corn, 26l,7l'; oats. 1854 Shipments are:
Wheat 1896; corn. 100 Gle; oats, 9l,555:
81. Louis--Wheat Is apprtciating at ST. Louis
also. February Is up is cents and May BIS
cents. The respective prices are il.07 is and
sold at SO cents for MAJ, This is an advance OF
1.s and SIS Oats are nominal aud stationary In
prices quot cd at 81 81 and 30 rs.
Provisions Chicago "A few days ago the
HERALD advised traders to "Ho long on pork,
saving 1t would soon reach s20 n barrel. Al
close to day May pork was sold at 1880 and Feb
ruary at 1917 IL This Is an advance OF 6l
cents oh Februnry, which Is cash stun, and
shows conclusivcly the strength OF the market
Pork in May option has q rise, lacking only ~
cents of February; May pork closed today AZ
ruary is 80 cents up, closing to-day ny 9S1 IL.
May lard Is % cents higher closing to-day at
10.l2l-2.
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MEDICAL
srlti's Extract d Gsy Flower
Observation-Disclosures Ha'lyApproycd Remedy
arall Diseases itAc uIJdgraud Kidneys.
Et 20" ncrc MI
oh .icdics I'C tpi"
ed 10 Produce ~ F..


"Brlghts Disease 10. 'Ht Nll. b ID I,Ailui
scouEc. which SPARES H.iher '"t 'N nof c'nd''
ton, becomes nu nrumb.' disease only Tor mo
want NJ timely attention. 10 nloNel Zoo WOE. i'
uygs' unchecked until D. haA fastened Nl"N 'l'
vimHli' a tc,m uomrI,ri th'!l can '.'.'.' y.
hold n.. .W .. piggy ani annuA". Hi' '.'.' "
Victims 0E H' Thousand. y NA-'s '.''i
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

Tue gold mlnes OF sobn Mexico, which wera
worked by the spanards some 200 years ago
but about the year 1863 after the sum OF over
$50 1900 70 taken ori, aud this too by tho
crude pro esses then ia vogue, they were ahan'
doncd on account 81 inun1ati)n by water, The
country was n number of years ago ttoub Cd by
inroads from the ApachcG ana other Indian
tribes bit this cause Of apr henson no longer
exists The mines alluded 10 now belongs 20
Mr.. Powers aud u, y Mccarthy, OF Virginia
City, Nevada. editor and pr pr ctog of the Nir'
Rinia Chronicle.
Tho gold production OF the state OF California
alone during the past year shows n decline OF
slC)00l0 over the year preceding aud the
whole gold product of tie world has shown q
marked decrease for number ui years.
DALLAsE xCHANGE ANp SILVER
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,sp>@e>s~
CAUTION.

swlfts spschc is entirely a vegetable rrepar.
alton, and should not be oontoundoi with the
various substitutes, limitations, non.sccIei hum
bugs "Suoce.s AlterNns, etc. etc, which arc
now being Manufactured 10y various persons.
None OF tneic contain q single article which en-
rs into the composition OF 5. :. $. There is
only one swiitE Specific, and there IS nothing
I'm the world Ike IT, To proven disaster and
disappointment, tc sure TO get the genuine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

InlsSO / came from the north to tal,o g arge OF
the gas works IN Rome as superinten cent and
after the overflow which occurred in the spring
following / was veIy much exposed TO mAiarlal
poison aud in ISIS found my blood so contami-
mated with the poison that was forced to give
M business. was treated by the physicians
without relief. My trouble finally determined
I'm an abscess Of the liver and nearly every one
tnysclf included thought was doomed 10 die
within few days In this condition was ad-
viscd b. q friend 10 take Swlfts Specific. and l
took Il lust rs drowning man would catch at a
straw hut rs soon as my system gOt under the
influence Of The remedy, the absccss came 20 q
point aud burst passing oil without pain. In
fifteen days after this ! was up NJ my work, and
have fiuce enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from maarial poison ghould
take swinis Specific q. q. SfrSCRE,
Srpt Rome Gas Light Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

lu thcuriuu uulay other diseases that lead
30 lrEar.fH HNI ttHfH.
THE EnGLt-I MEDICAL INHIil uEE
viii nrrle o. forfeit Fivc Hundred Dollars
for a ca.- NJ thIa tiud the VIAL hESrOHA.
TIVE Uulcr their spcclG. gdv.Ct aud treat.
mcuU viii NOT cure. on tor anything impure ur
iniufIng found iu n. THE English mEiI.
CAl INSTITUTE treats an Private nlscEsat
successfully without mercury. Communication
Free, Thorough examination and advice, ia.
GLIDING analysis or urine, ~ jl. PfiCc ~ Vital
Restorative, Si.ll o. bottle, or ious times tho
quantity. 500, sent % any addtC. on receipt az
price, orc. % D., luC G. o D seat without q
es guaranteed secure from Observation, aud
In "a private unuo or desired, bv NNGLisH
siEDIChi INSTITUTE us olive street So
Inris, Missouri
wholesale AFerf. j. !. SCOTT & CO., Cal.
weston. TrNaS.
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rnAr rHF MEniEAI PR0EESslOM

anl inyallls gCncrliy may properly
understand tho mcrits ut "tOtdcuf
Gitatid locf Tonic" NJ unnlygl3 ~
the cmucut chemist, ARTHUR HILL
nhSsALL, MD, FRS OF LONDON
Iu.lnut. mud rlsoan endorsement by
tho celebrated physician, Professor
SIEERASrLUS VI LSON, Frs, LID,
~ amman nrn lnnnlnl on C..M lllu..
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swlft's Specific IS a complete ant!dote 10 Blood
Taint, Blood Poison. Malarial Poison and Skin
Hmnor. J. DICKSON SMITH, MD, Atlsnta. Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

used swifrs Specific on my little daughter,
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had re sisted MI sorts of treatment. The specific
relieved her permanently, and shall use 1t in
my prnctice.
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| have had remarkable success with swift 8
Specific ~ the treatment OF Blood and skin dis.
cascs, and Ia female diseases. l TOOK u myself
for Carbunces with hpppy effect.
DO. G.. HEERY, ", D., Atlanta, Ga
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Our troatsc o. Blood and Skin DISEASES
mailed free 10 applicants.
sWrT" sPFCIFlGCJ. Drawer 3. Atlanta ia
New York ONCE li9 West 23d street.
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LI0UIDREEFT0NIC


IMPROVES QUALITY u.
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r.rru .u. .U.. f...f .g1 co4YrD,ir.
.rH. ..#u.Hli H.I.H. sfgtuilr9 WA"
."Hu. .HIlIcl W.'l .H IMPROVEMENT
.I,rC on rIiG MOOD These gil y'.If
..fHNrUsu'ltlugu 300 u0urilhiugHt u-
lrtIt3or It3 great tool tonic olpurn..
.rHWuHUslfCI iurtNN toss ~ rIt"tfFr
induced lv LIitsTup t.Gu, tCtD..i T..
f.rHurEiui uId 4Hf'4f uIfF'f0li.
,siW lag.tV Feminine E.1iii'g Ur"
r.Iw .ur' tho J,Il0'' VlUsiGI" '|-
thna1 ipg,es CJ gif9uty ucc1uI3'.-
Iur con. plants pcctIiUr o. hr SC-.
MILIoyIU tU'si1y ,hUr own 'hUogcts
and dciicuff tr9UrHI who expect o.
become mltlcrJ 7ul bring up vi3 -
oiL, children should uy an means u.I
ir. - irN .CSi0lr S,iUeTcrs frCEr
Mental az Nervous PF0Sir0fi1U 1rif-
iue from Nrer-iroyH, l-rctH''9 or
,lrotrGctad iDisc03'. ~ trW ruTi
DrakriHcsS and Tho opium ilet.s
FOR MS the appetite grows hrG.ihIcE
nul digestion m"r' NiEorouA through
tao use ot tuis Nua,', iHo uuu1tGrll
craving Glaa gUI" until totally uf-
fuct. ~ Is HiVh'I t.'y, riSi tii Airrr
CIupiGiNfs. .Nditric' trrrr, nnG
All .GaidriU Bi,as8i and for tho
dUuiiunune effects ut hCrc,' If am
Eind Il has 40 cftJI - glpgHI
tadsfr. 'iUprorts D'ycsi'0n and 1p-
5,rtiff, and affords tao BBSprpiio 1T
rGiid en- cgsig usiniidbic article
Of ya8J: and lH -n .l.Hugnn' 20 the tas,1
,hit tho mes, seG $50 !ala'o WI! NOS
reject g.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

INFORMAL ON WANTED Of The where
i bouts OF Ellza Christian, who left Kirksville,
Mo, 20 years Ego for Texas Any intormH. ION
leading 10 her Identification DO thankfully
received b. her brother ERNEST CIlRiSIIA
OF Carson CITY. NevGdq,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

THF Liverpool market 81 spot cotton uts
with moderate demand r.cly mot az previous
prices and sales 800 bales FOO excess OF aAur.
DAY. Receipts ~ Liverpool To-day arc l,6CO
ba'es unrcr last ropnr' aud 1890 bales Ameil'
can, against 500 oriental cotton New YORK is
from dull TO dull ana easier ai previous prices
and transact ions heavy Tor that city, hoiug over
500 sales over Saturday At Galveston today
receipts are 2,0i7 aud prices lilo over Now or
leans, the later continuing 10 quote 90 10 5.lb
Galveston IS quiet with a'ci ~ bales New
Orleans is duh with sales 5000 balce, COusol-
dated receipts arc 1909 bales OF.
Cotton n. Dallas Is dull NJ saturday s
prices, with receipts small. by rail n compress,
bales camo to account Of j. r. Travis from
Wills Point 1 baies f!om fame place 10 account
OF Sanger Bros. - bales from same place ~
account of Bry IN & Bradshaw; bale from Baird
to account OF Schneider & Davis, and bales 10
compress by wagon. making total of 10 bales
cotton received ut Dallas to-day Saturday. 90
bales sent fiat by I b. Mitchell cfcapod notice
In report Of shipment, AID must be added TO
this week. Shipments of to-day VIII uc added
90, ,..,, rg,ts'g ,AVt
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ToSx-0pened: New York. quiet; New Or
eans, quiet Closed: New YORK. duh but steady.
Every smoker snonid try Little Joker.
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saoLInArRn nvcelrrs

TosR--opened' LIVERPOOL, moderate demand
freely met; New rk. dull and easier. Closed:
New York, dull; New Orleans, dull; Galveston,
quiet
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

Tie widow Of A 7. Stewart has sold tho sAs~
art building on Broadway and ChsmbeIf
street, New York, 10 Judge Hilton for sS,lW-
coo.
The Massachusetts legislative commitNee u
election laws will report j bib providing thst
the poll tax, AZ a ~perquisite for voting, should
be abolished.
Gen. Manager s. $. Merrill. Of the s. Paul
system, is still confined to his Residence y
Milwaukee by an illness that has kept him ~
doors for the past week or ten days.
Articles Of incorporation OF the Kansas Civ,
Des Moines & Northern railroad company vess
filed at Des Moines recently The object y y
build a road between the cities. The incofpos,
ators are chiefly residents Of Missouri aua
Iowa.
The annual meeting OF the saltwater 4 m
Paul was held at tho Office of che st, Paul an1l|
Duluth, by which road IL IL controlled lps
oniy business done was Che election Of 0hice!s
and a board Of directors which resulted ~ folz
lows: james Smith, Jr., president; Z : nasf
ris, secretary and treasurer, and ] = AiAtH "
Merrill, II. w. Ninter,F Nv. Davis, a J taiifr
han and Messrs. Smith and Harris, directors
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

The destruction o~fproperty during the
winter by fires, floods, tornadoes and
other causes has been almost unprece-,
denied, and to this calamitous records
must be added serious loss of life, par
ticularly at the Shuth. And added to
all is the long list of business misfor-
tunes which have produced a great deal
of apprehension for the future and
much actual distress. 1t has not been
a cheerful winter, by any means, and
every body halls the advent of spring
with delight and with exulting con-
fdenee in the prospects of better times
and of measurable exemption from the
troubles that have attended the rigors of
tho winter season.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14
Foreign Flashes.

Montreal has sixty French Catholic churches
and the largest cathedral on the continent
The betrothal Of the Princess Elizabeth OF
Hesse with the Grand Duke Sergius OF Russia
Is officially announced.
The government has descided to send q cour-
teous dispatch to America relative to the action
of Americans IN eountenancing and assisting
the dynamiters.
Martin Turner 4 Co., merchants OF Glasgow.
engaged in the East India trade, have failed
Liabilities roughly ina at between &4O0,-
600 and EJ00,000.
The Spanish government prohibited a meet
ing of the republican press ON March !, for the
purpose of endeavoring to harmonic and unity
the barbarous discordant factions Of the re-
publicans.
TIL United States government presses its
claim against Spain for s493, 900 as q balance of
awards due ON account Of American losses dur
ing the rebellion in Cuba, and also 500, 600
for estates enlbargoed at the same period and
not restored to their American owners.
Ex-Colioctor Bradley, Of tho Emerson Mani
toba custom house, and under bond on the
charge Of cmbczzling $1,000, died at Winnipeg
on the 2sth at the Tesidenco0 OF DIR. C0dd. Ho was
taken seriously i'll after his arrest, andthe matter
proved 80 upon his mind that apcplexy put an
END 70 Ms suHeuhEsa
The London Times, speaking Of the late Uni
ted States Minister Huns, says Mr.. HUT was a
Southerner, honost and sturdy, aud of vener-
able prescnce. He might well have sat to a
painter as a type OF Puritan father. His was a
prominent head amongst the crowd of diplo-
niatists present al the corunation Al re KTenl-
lin last May Hospitality was nowhere more
freelv or glxciously dispensed than ut his ele-
CANT villa at Moscow, over which waved the
stars and stripes.
Generals Sehramm and De Wimpffen sre
dead The former entered tho army ia 1890,
when onlytcn years ofage, before completing
his twenty fourth Year WAS DfIEafler general
De Wimpf7en, during the flancoTpfussian war,
received an order On Aug. Is appointing him
commander in-chitf III ease Marshal MacMahon
should be disabled. On Sept fdnring the bat
tie 0f Sedan, hearing that MacMahonw was wound
! cd he produced his commission and assumed
chief command He at once reversed the or
ders for capitulation, already given. stillhoping
for victory. The order directing a retreat came
from the emperor, aud & from him.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

The stockmen in Montana were lubl-
liant over the winter weather until Feb
ruary, when a change came over the
scene. A dispctch says the cold and
snow of February has made it cold rust
ling for cattle, and in some places they
are dying every day. Unless the much
wanted chinook puts in IN appearance
soon. the losses threaten to be serious
and widespread. Altogether the past
thirty days have been the hardest on
stock in the history of the business in
Montana and unless there Is a quick let
up on this weather, serious results will
follow.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

,cod hy fire 100000: insurance small. Owe,
100 men are thrown out of employment.
A large warehouse filled with hemp erase
soed Belonging to Thomas Brent, at Paris, Ky.
was burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $l2
aaGn. -- II
The breaking of a fiat car at Cedar Greek
Neh threw Brakemen Farrell under his train
and he was fatally crushed. His body was
sent home to Mendoza, I'LL.
fire at Merrimac aud Lancaster streets,
Boston. caused q loss of over 100000, of
which the Hawkins Machine company loses
$4,000; insurance about $4,000. .
During a funeral service at Knoxville, Tenn,
4 porch on which sevcnty-fve people were
standing, gave way and ali fell IN = mass 70 tne
ground, q distance Of fifteen feet About thirty
Of them were injured more or less, and several
very seriously.
A snow slide occurred between Gardiner,
Mont. and Mammoth Hot Springs, as a sled
and seven men were passing. The slide car
ried the team and men down the mountain side
a distance Of 100 yards, burying them all I'M
derneath the snow. Four were dug out safely;
one, a Swede, was dead when found, and the
other two will recover.
At Omaha, the 26th, Steele, Johnson & Co.'S
powder house, a short distance south of the
southern city limits, exploded and killed four
boys-Chris Maiden, Jack Still, William Abrey
and William Mellus-none being over seven
teen years old. They were hunting around tho
powder house and blown to pieces. The head
Of one was blown of: anothor'slegs were gone;
another's arms were torn OF, and another's re-
mains were scattered in every direction. How
the accident happened IS q mystery, TIT
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

When the Forty-sixth Congress
passed the act cutting the duty off quiz
nine the dealers threatened that the
price should not be reduced, and for
years an effort was made to retain,
through q business combination, the
charges which legislation had interfered
with. The monopoly wac successful
for q time, but has now come to grief,
owing to the copious supply of the drug
which has become too large for control.
The break in the confederation has been
followed by q drop in the Wholesale
price Of the drug about fifteen per cent.
and still further reductions are looked
for. As q~uinine in some parts Of the
country may be said to rank as one OF
Tie necessities Of life, and as it is every
where in use as one Of the most, valued
remedies, this failure to neutsalize legis-
lation and keep UP prices is source OF
vide rejoicing.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

The fact that we have to go to Eng
land to buy two ships with which to or
ganize an Arctic expedition is a striking
illustration Of the poverty of our own
country in this respect. If time per-
mitted we could no doubt build the yes
sells desired, but a crisis finds us wholly
barren of resources There are, it is to
DO presumed, a few staunch ships left in
the American whale and seal fisheries,
bat they are mostly of antique type and
lily adapted to the service Of cruising in
polar ATTITUDES. The experience with
the Yantic seems to have satisfied the
government that no ship in the navy is
adapted for this work.
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There is a good deal of dissatisfaction
In Manitoba arising from various causes,
and sensational newspapers are endeav-
oring to make q few pennies by inculca-
ting the idea that revolution is at hand
that viii disconnect that province from
the Domini0ns and annex it to the Uni
ted States. This is the boldest "hap-
doodle, rs Greeley would say that can
be imagined. The same sort of stutf
formed the staple Of unprincipled news
papers In regard to the Riel outbreak, a
few years ago. Sensible people should
not be deceived by such nonsense The
integrity of the British Empire is not at
all endangered. 1t viii be maintained
at any cost of treasure and blood and
against all odds. This is q fact, lament
able, perhaps, but nevertheless a fact.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

,,,,y;a,no for . consideration Of severrl of the
nension agencies and this has raised a great
connection amongst those interested. Mem
4ors OF congress, beside being reggGSt&1 y
present the petitions Of Grand Army aud other
soldiers organizations, arcpersonaliy appealed
30 hv pensioners TO use their sntluence TO pre-
tent any such step being taken. }"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

Anaandas Boyer superintendent Of Hennia-
gers mime At Allentown, Pa, was killed BY d
cav6-ir.
The nouring mill Of swain 6co. At Eldora-
% Ohio was burned Loss. ~ 900 insurance,
$4,000.
Quimhy's hennery At White Plains, n. ",
burned recently and 800 pairs Of fino bred
fowls worth SO each.
A mob stopped . Louisville a Nashville train
q search fof d prisoner they wanted to lynch
Tor e%ouami5tinB On outrage.
H@fFickigS' saek factory rfooklyns vas dam.