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New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
THE MARKETS
f6fAb BReBiPfs 6F PRODUCES.
~ k8fth kis,s, gsssets aaA siity8a4.
MN tsgs, i3ae Va 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NRY-YoRK. D,cnnh.rIa q

NE" TVKN D'rcM3sr IT, f93l
CoFFEE-spot Ris dull and unchanged Option, qu,e,
Sales 800 closing folloys. Dccs
ber 5000 sos; January s.1g9o,l5c., February $40
< 80; March S35as40; April. sbOasjO: Nav aaos
go Mild grades quiet and 10 great extent nominal
cOTTONSpot cotton dull an weak but without qnosb,s
Reccpts ports to-day 233 bales against "a ia
last week and 40. 1876 last year.
Tie quotations. according the American casnacs..oa
"a follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
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1rNii,fNAN AID his wife. NeullN! llss lsss,a.T .Ss
n GAebf st5als htfYts tses Tief Ti gfIsgHs s1ItSs
GtB ftftheti siter tttess -, ~" "A ,rg,a,sss
80 'w gtgisShsl BSs : sSs,ns S,,s.
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IM hIihsf nal Asiess tas ph \; \;
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gra tsHf@Sssy hpsr f9SIsaaiI, FIsas Mfs Il sssss st
T. bNtNNstf liama,old Nrt y rllAsyl, y aNWhn T.
iNts Iane n tcsn d " Rh hhalasgn Isss Iss u neg lIsnly
ngs,NSss, cashsra DIVA 9 '"
pllclIy.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
l)ropooilS.

CAsiiR GARprS. peo 4. tsst.
DROpOsALs will be- received by me ao,n,a.a n,,asa.
sioners of Emigration AZ their once, taaus Ssaei
on or Iaiop noon of bee ~ tfi % ~ eiias % ", thss
,nniiast fron January neat, tot g thut nhe tN" nn
,oni, 81 e option ~ Tho bddgi mo lo,a ia@s' @
b.4ua 10 uanrsH ot The inHiairini
~ iotrsn mnnry nnd TOT the snr ~ tst ann ts 10
rhrta not represented by tho ttnnh hnes w" .,,,fss,oS
,tniv,d moi Ia pAturd insr nov authorized r,ss hs
hnis wili be- truufw ani the tonm s'h .,.s iof Nj,
iht to trltc any ot all bids not eonl'a W. w. ,n sppy 70
bNsilh' '''''' 4 JACKSON, hccite~'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15

Doar0 an0 Rooms.

East Side.
4 kDVTRTEFMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK rail N ~ be sLCnl TaD q. At rbi!,5 rI5
1rst nntl o D. M and 30s Wet Tweny.thri.si corn.f
5n SIS hrase TSg 30 corner @ P 3os ia67 Tr
ave near ,ixeth-at and u lhe HARLEM OFFICE 2.5o1
80 a,i n " Iy esiiar Office r,ss
NOARDEnS ANTKD.-Dcsrabic Leatcd
~ single rooms with or without VT G9as FOR
HANDSOMELY furnished front rooms on
third Goor with good board references lOi East
NADISON-AVE. 194-Exclusive parties
nGa and Hn RS RrSSs 1Sy aaonn at ns a nre
Z EAST -ST.-Supeli0r accommOda-
- tions adults only references exchanged.
II EAST 46FII-ST.-Onc or two desirable
I'D rooms. well furnished, with board references.
sl'SD-ST, 122 EASr.-1hird floor front
~'1 fourth floor single room to let with board terms
u EAST -ST.-Thrd floor rooms with
breakfast desired also large front basement nicely
10 EAST 21ST-Sr, Gramercy Park
~ small let board; also front
IaIlor private table II desI,d
l.k1 MADlsON-AVE., corner of 3lst-st.,
E'I~ handsome suitcO rooms, with board.
100 MADISON -AVE.-ParIor floor, with
l1O private table only References.
~ MADISON ANE.-Wih board elegant
III parlor aud second floors also upper 'front.'
u On AND UPWARD for pnrlor bedroom
Vt sO aud board Or tSo, at Grand View Hotel broadway
aud 50tist.
West Sits.
4" ''-Trunks removed % cents GROVES
,I hs tNrREsH, o. West 1dthst. 10 West adlist aud
| .AliGE well furnished rooms on second floor
- To rent with board nlsi sin 5l0 reference
80 MrHt lsih-rt n'M hthnsn
| ARGE SUNNY ROOMS on second aud
- thh noni aHn square fourth lloof for iva
srhu'm'h WIN "i without board 81 West iHhal
.l.) WEST ~ II Sr.-Inrpc front room.
$50 foufth noni ffaic ne reasonable
| .kl WEST Sr-l,oaud handsomely
~ iarnlshcd pafo' floor alcoyc toon on second noo
IEllI-SI. ~ WEST.-1hhd and rourth
~ 1oor ROOMS. with board dine pnfof noo i,r,ct
| tnccs exchanged
| S(l IVES 18Th -ST.-A hall and two lorcc
'IV TO gentlemen, with breakfast or fnl board
| references
40 WEST -Sr.-pa,lor floor. well frr.
Ot) n.ed suite or sngy; also Mfge room above 10
| let 20 gentlemen or Tor oinccs.
III WEST 15TH-SI.-A handsomely Tnr
.lslE WEST 22D-ST.-1wo beautiful Iorce
.tb furnished rooms. with breakfast n iesred; gentle
men; reference.
| i.lE WEST T3D- -ST-Dcsirable rooris with
4'bb ot without boafd for gentle nan and wife or gentle
| man reference
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
,,poposALs ron ARTILLERY H0RsEs'

prtot QuApfrRa,sfrRs OFFICE ,aai
,to,.,o, a, cor Greene NBw.YOHk tiii Dec y, rord.
sealed proposals. IN trplicae. subject 20 ,nct Wv noon Non
,cceiy ysd al tia on uutil ~ eslOos ~ ~ Nh he
dey January g. S-5 At which time sna PpIne ths United
49,, "a In utesence of bidders fQf in ,an, a Horses
Sfates onartermastef's Department WIN run ~ r.
Artillery service ,,,. rio ta reject any or ai ptv'
10Y w accept a. may be most ~ Son,e.c
plrment PrgiepSa M emsppSSaetafe conditions q price and
bing equal ana s produced the facinc CO..
81 bs eEsnt Of the eonspnS,p regHsob H b,tng I WITH DO
les u "a, wii be furnished by ms once on rrc
rineop iining proposals h%osu % o es n he Under
pOslis for htii'tS ho'' utSRY II uODu ES... -,
signed ,,s,,.,,,, t'donri and Deputy q ~ Gen =
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
MIN itutlifaiisNs
aeRiBNhR 4 WEhF0Rb's
W NEW B86ks
MEMOIRS or FHF RRiGN eF 6BeHsB TIE
stEDNp

sEi0Nh.
From As seqessIaa " GNe asAlf ~ eNefA 's'8rs'W W
'''" JGHN. LnRp lbRNhf
Fdtei irom the qrigna manuseIip' ~ seNNF'N W wy
KIGIlT nos. JOUS WiisnS Nkok b'' L'~ll' f'l's.
In 3 yolumes Syo. eoth extra sls
ora ucrve had unusual ac tiles Tor EIitns ca accurate
recoldoi his times fayorite o queen Caroline he vas
constant attendant up he: aud was pa 'ieipaof III h'
nautical nrieues ana ryares the schemes and leaon'e
Inc Keen parliamentary struggles and the brilliant social
ovo,,s o the dav OF so high Intellectual ondON mns "a TO
be deemed worthy enemy by such an antagonist as AeN'
ander Pope welding most acile pen gifted ake IN we're
and prose he spared neither friend foe in his '" "c
scriptions OF the scenes lie sought to portray
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
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UERfIFa sfn0Hb 90 LAHgliNuts:u
~ bEi6lflfS, :. ~ tsi' .s'i it4, ,si Nv
FIlBtiNpSeE ,.,.o ,.WAaiIfa.'liIsi es
bAteE4f NfNNi iFHtN ,rftF 'tfht 'l.il it4 ita M
WHe 3s5iis fNi l3 lll ~ n. tif ff.iit, HetsHll
ttidIM 'IGHa5 AiilE SNf.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
LIVE SrOCK MARKET.

NEw-YORK. Saturday, Dec. l3
pETVFS-ReceiDts OF Il head all con lgnel
to slIuehtcrers Total receipts for the week 10 23 head
"fs; ed YSS t " 'a' Gs at quotations
r,"rfd Yesterday No change other shipments from re-
HNWecipis were 80 head all at Goth-,t Very
lit,le ,oing lor want OF Stock Quotations unclalgel
Er ANR AMI aP. Al wHT Jersey s ty tIs Total SG Sr
thc week 1869 head against 800 head iast we9H A a
eVrn Common sheep seemed 10 be slling fraction higher
sae' Of c5ra or1a Of to fsSSS FS 'S% cayy Ohio %sh
5sa5c aud carload of Common states SOFA late yesterday
at l,. T. sader G CO. s,d: 40 Ohio sheep extra
5i s AT about oc $40 kenlqey do 2l 10 1t q 20 I5g
ss@i IN Iuiao do % n, at lic 10 Western Lambs n
H. ico G iag I1t't d III IT, Wesiea shsSp 90 IL at lo
Iacn6eck Davis sold iaS canada Lambs Is 3D. at o'ie
"'d 'du,nnacs \ Dewty sold Is anada Lambs. s2 10. at
5e q &c e ssa Ws'T S n sIssg 10 3 70 d. S "
h. si q ,ie, ri and I'D 81 RGatqskyo I5i and
Ea;s soa M Ms',gr9 81 sascp & a. a a. 49, Ier
sc, It, and / cms son At f'la 10 the yees ip 7d
hei,ra Cnnsc ihe feeling to-day WAS steady AMI quotations
nolniaalB unchanged -,
CorroN MAnKEfs-nY TELEGRAPH
nIS1G. ng,2" I'D s' aa@as as Sspas % Si"a .ss,
6ae' ncodeg 100 bale, l9r seeael,s@ SaP snn SP 10
aSu6c sud January delivery esotl ao Ia"sss,, ss,s, s@S
tsgS,y SS Ss S,iS dsyey ,oGd as as od 10 aasb aa
Aprli delivery oDtil glao bViOtd 1o hp'i H. ,s W.
VIVA aisn ill do July and August delivery lould
COTTON The sprs oi me gay grpr9 WV wv, nen'
hiin, Amrfiran tuutcg t0'cd atcnii tnshd' Low mna
Inc cnnse Dr cmbcf ieliyrty iNtd aeilniH ~, n,'n
, .,i innnntv delivery, 13Uid sccts 40 January ana
lrbtnnry delivery bNid bNcaH 20 ls.imhiif .ii wv, H,,"
S,S MSf I'D Sycrs do April May dOlvery ID ouyets
do MAY and Juno delivery, tOii buief. 40 Iuns hnn
Iy delivery s.Jld bus do July and August delivery
q i6Gid. buyers. a. ..,.. .,,,,,. ,na. Inc
MI,anng iOie Good QrunWg 2 iilG net ,n9 gio,s to
ro,pts 5D3 bales sacl l3jj bales STOCK SlVOL pao,
midiins 10 i Good 1rlinirr lle yet and d,i so,o %
receipts $50 bales exports 10 Great j1a, ~, oas, o
te Continent 5OlO bates Coastwise 2l33 Oaies saes'
i'pNGw.0ErtANs Dec i3-Cotion quiet Ntirs ioiE Low
Mhidling no. leoi Dri1arg, N net receipts Parry phie'
gross 1855 bales Exports to Great Briian t tSS 5
to france i2s bales 70 ne Continent 35,S ~ @ n9es oa'
wise ls5 bales safes 4 900 bales stock. 32i5z3 aes
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets. ..,..
LIVERPOOL Dec IS -Pfosli1ns Bacp1 Cn nhQeri ~,
38s gi Long ssir M M,iiliis, 3i Der est
I Ibssi@i5s 81 5so' t5t 0h httr1 s31 Yad oiog faas a A
i0s siiSta j t8ti Aaorisli 3j} w rti ss ,Hs,i
EEsHssaet EHssi 4Sisa5 5 iI9Es.s RS iii @b$ %! Asi54
tFI.S, i5$sgt,ai, Tss8, ,E5f TiHssit H si, SAt VA
(1HF;siiHFfa Ffas b. Ysss,i sgf;ll5f' I.tgsis aseAfl
alB' ~ 'i#,ta i.4 a.{Ayaai'lf' Ga5IeAN'I''a'lt
sibSpqS pee l$;- fFgass-iai'ea ~ IA GhitSt
PSbblssa {aisssa''t tasGs Il, pA hahftsASga a
| XVI Tpda' 'nile i5s peF 'iSa lpl tqnA9l - M, @,t
W. ta % trq,al9naass M MttEi -, traba Gsahsfas.
poI.rsas Iasa aaa ~, siOs ior eao- ha'sey4As Alf
! iennins aiioaL
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15

rur'cy deficit. SlS-o3'z s'"''V-''7' N'o' @'o-'o''
The lo,a money market Developed ID new features
and tlr decline in stocks had eject upon rate, for
call leans which ranged between ana per cent ana
ended at per cent. Yes, rdays bank statement con
tn.d only two Interesting tcutures-tAc expansion of
W 900 in loans and the discrepancy OF II loOOOp
ctwccu amount Of increase reported Tor the dero'-
ifs and ne amounts that the other charges called for
Showing that there was an amount ul National btnk
nnts sent away that is represented by the average OF
$l,lO0,oOJ. 49,, . ,..
The following compares yesterdays statement with
those OF the CORES ppninS dates ol I@'' ana loS-'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15

The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
sccmitics
New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
For young Ladies-Country.

HiOiCE cOllectiOn 0f school circulars Tor
saIieaFnng fecoui ssnaed H. uEssE js Wnt 4ist Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
Bill Nye on the Thinker and hisThink
fJa,VnfOvrn Sfyn!

Bill Nve on the Thinker and hisThink.
(Jamstown Sum-
Thought, however, must be coupled
with energy and industry, or it may come
to naught. Many thoughts protrude into
the moist spring air only to he gnawed
off by the cut worm of neglect or slowly
eaten by the squash bug Of idle specula-
ton. once knew a man whose brain
was one of the most active of his time
and yet his name is not known beyond
the limits OF his own school district. lie
had fine, scholarly mind, vet his liver
was torpid. TO show how nature de-
lights to deal with inconsruities l need
only say that although this man was a
roet and an artist in his mind. lie ate pie
with knife and finally died i'll obscurity.
He was not practical with all his great
ness, and he;walkcd down the long..vista
of life holding up his plntaloons by a
single nail! How often is this the case.
Why should men with the greatest men,
tai endowments be always prone ia
gastric ecce ntricities? And set it is SO.
am that way myself.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
F1N1su1Nu THE COUNT

The board of county, commissioners
with the county auditor, met OH Tues.
day at 10 o'clock, AIM. pursuant to al.
jsurt,snent, to complete the work Of
cxnxxssing the election returns. The
full board was present, besides 4 num-
Der of candidates interested in the re-
suit and quite Il crowd tk spectators.
District Attorney Ball Of Fargo aud
Attorney Pratt Of Grand Forks were
present ~ advisors of the beard.
Certain irregularities in connection
with the returns from Crystal town.
ship were expected to give rise to
more or less contention, as weA as
other alleged irregularities in regard
to the returns from some other town.
ships. A good deal of interest there.
fore conferred in the meeting.
In taking up the question Of admit.
ting the Crystal returns, after hearing
the views of the counsel present, the
board was found to I've evenly tlivi,l.
ed, Messrs. Myrick, Mcleod and Jack.
son being opposed to their admission,
on account of their not being proper
ly atteste |, and NJ, ssrs. Wallace, Hu.
ley and Auditor Bird being in favor of
their admission, after the gentlemen
comprising the Crystal board, who
were present, had signed them.
1t was also urged Ivy Mr.. Myrick,
and those agreeing with Kim, that the
returns Of ali the precincts he recan-
vassed and the question of their adj.
mission be reconsidered in each case,
but this was opposed by The other side
who maintained that except in case of
Crystal the canvass was complete.
AS it seems to us, the canvassing
board should receive and count the
Crystal vote. It is true, the abstract
of votes was not signed Ivy the officers,
hut the latter were present and ready
t. make good that lack, and as no one
disputed the correctness of the returns
it would seem to us 10 stretch of
Authority to include tile vote i'm the
canvass. On this point the vote of
the board split, and rs important inter.
ests seemed to depend OH the decision
no further progress could he made.
1t Is a matter of three to three, with
no present indications Of either side
giving in. In what way the question
will he finally disposed of does not
seem clear. AS we 50 to press, Thurs.
day evening, the canyassing board,
like Poe:s raven,
"N.v.r fitting,
Still Is sitting.
Still II sitting"
but will probably find some way out
If the dilemma before our next issue.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Some Of our exchanges present a
faded look since election, not q few
being quite out of temper over the de.
feat Of their fayorite party or candi.
date. They should not take these
things so to heart. 1t is Il poor paper
that cannot stand the defeat of its
party, or even of its own editor, which
the same we have known to happen.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
A Little Virginia Girl,

Joaquin Miller. the Poet and Novelist,
has been down in the West Virgini;.
mountains and he writes to The New
York Star: "a little Virginia girl climbed
up the steps like pet squirrel; she
was just as frisky; her hair rs black,
bnsl'y and abundant; her eyes as bright
and many times as large and beautiful.
ALI, lie! my heart went all to pieces ut
once. She was only dozen years old,
and yet she was Il woman. But she
didn't know it at all: she didn't dream Of
such thing. And that is what made
her 80 ten-told formidable. l gave hel
my seat in the packed car. and she
thanked me with such prolnptness and
grace, such precision ofsilcnt, good taste
that wanted to stand there before hel
and wait all the days Of my life for hel
to speak. But she never spoke. Hel
hair WAS all tumbled about, her dres.
VAS torn badly, erslnall, di,npled hand,
were brown and briar-torn. Pretty soor
she dived her left hand into her pocket
threw hack her black hair with the righ
hand, and SO began to crack a lot of chest
nuts with the wl,itest set of teeth an,
reddest lips you ever looked at. Dear
lovely little girl. She was the dainties
bit Of nature l have seen this side o
Oregon. And although l shall never &c.
her again. venture my life that she il
of the best blood in the land, one of the
ruined families Of the war; u pi,iful little
vail, whose valiant people went down t.
battle and never came back to he,
mother and her mothers mother an,
more. And when contrast her wilC
refinement to the big-footed yulgarity il
lace aud diamonds constantly encounter
ed in New York again fall to tllinkin,
Of the strange mutations of life in this VI
and down land Of ours"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

The Northwest has a cold winter
climate and of course the fuel question
is an important one to every house.
holder within its precincts. 1t costs
q gool deal to keep our houses warm
from November to April. but there is
a great saving in fuel Ivy having warm
houses. In this particular, too, it adds
much to the comfort of families. No
housewife, or her daughter, or domes.
tic, should ever he permitted to shivel
with cold while washing dishes oil
while doing other h6usework. Every
husband likes to see his wife, children
hired girls. and for that matter, his
whole household comfortable, Now,
while it costs u good deal Of money to
keep the house warm. it costs but lit.
tie to have q warm house. A good
deal. of fuel can lie saved by hav.
ing house well banked. a good deal
of fuel can he saved, too, by having
storm doors and double windows. All
cracks, so comfortable in the summer
must he made whole in winter, Or else
extra fuel will be required. Ventila
ton is good, but if we study the inter
ests Of our pockets, we shall find Il bet
ter system of ventilation than broken
windows, or passages through the
walls or gable ends of the house. A
few hours work well applied to on
dwellings at the commencement Of
cold weather will frequently save a
good many dollars worth Of fuel dur
ing the winter, and add very much to
the enjoyment of our fsmilies. a
dwelling house should be constructed
in such !. manner that will Danish the
cold from under its roof.-Farln, Stock
and Home.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Roscoe Conkling is said to he max.
ing lots of money, hut we doubt if he
is happy. A man of his distinguish.
ed ability and fondness for public
life, without a party or principle to
fight for, so far az the world knows,
surely cannot find himself in a con.
genial sphere.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Cleveland is elected and democratic
delight everywhere is>exceeding all
bouyis. We hear of such instances
as enthusiastic democrats getting up
in their dreams ut night, clapping
their hands and Growing like BOOSTERS.
There are too many excitable people
in the party to stand q great victory,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

The st. Paul Globe, which for two
weeks has broken out every day in
spots resembling ROSTERS, has finally
got down to q comparatively sane con.
'lition. The last issue contains several
sensible paragraphs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
As the season is ap,roaehin,

As the season is approaching when
turkeys and geese are brought into
requisstlon. one fact should be kept in
mind by those preparing to feast
themselves. Authorities decide that
/. goose may live to be eighty years
odd. Long f,efore that. however,
they cease to he eligible Is a table
dclicacy. In buying geese reject any
found to be over fifty years Of age.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Since the price of wheat is not likely
- crawl any lower down, it would
look us if the democratic party might
have u chance to accumulate political
capital over the advent Of better
fimos
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
The New York Sun. is OH

The NeW York Sun. is out of luck
us usual, on the presidential election.
Before this year it ALWAYS fought on
the Democratic side, only to lose.
This year it opposed the Democratic
candidate and behold lie is elected.
But the Sun has by 10 means the
p 'litic;l influence that many in the
West attribute to it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Politics makes strange bedfellows
George A. Douglas, Of Cayileer, sup
ported John Bechtel in the late cleo
ZION. That was right, and as credit
able to Mr.. Douglas as it was, N.
doubt, satisfactory to Mr.. Bechtel.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

Walsl, county got big vote this
year. The eastern and western por.
tions Of the county We'd with each
other, the former with its train loads
Of passengers and the latter with its
circulating threshing crews. The
railroad boys got there all right.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21


Governor st. John is getting his
ears boxed in good style 10y u large
portion Of the republican press. On
the other hand the democrats are he
ginning to show u warm side for him.
The prohibition party, therefore. and
Its candidate are coming into protni.
hence. Some of the democratic pa.
lers are going SD fur as almost to on.
dorse prohibition doctrine. They
should he careful how they hantll.
this kind of fire. 1t may get away
with them worse than the other kind
Of fire, the traditional article. that has
80 long been the support and comfort
of the average democrat. The Ii,
Crosse Chronicle (lemocrat) says that
the republicans are prosecuting the
mohi.itionists, as did the wings the
anti slavery agitators, and predicts
that the result will he the same, viz:
the more rapid growth and extension
of the prohibition party. Certain it
is. that the prohibition party defeated
Blaine. IL it can survive the fierce
criticism and abuse that will be heap.
cd upon it i'll consequence Of this, and
continue 10 grow, it will certainly re.
ceive the attention and study of I'LL
thoughtful men, and people will he
compelled to acknowledge that there
is such a thing rs a prohibition part.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

The personal antagonlsms ofpromi.
nent public men have often Q great
dew to do with the fate of parties snd
connse Of national affairs. Twenty
years ago James G.. blaine called
Roscoe conkl'ng q turkey gobbler, 2
or words to that effect. Four years
'go. coakiing succeeded in preve1 ting
Asis,es from getting the nomi1 htion
H - and now IL is found that
+ llnes defeated 81 insin.
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A Mystery,


THAT rustic path WAS t-cn,!iug.
VIII II the sun ray was sl,snnirg. (trest
Il aiming RI aiming i'll ~ 81 aiming u. ough III
Aud watch d the stream, eli glist uing,
As ent anced l tlie.c was lirt ming
| To the melting ne-. mi ic o.. tile breeze
VIII II beueat, II zee ecinlIE
W he:e no NY If sun WAS sllii lug,
II. saw fellow lying ON ;hy &. ouad.
Though rO, Their ie. tli.e nhitt.d,
Qnicxl!s on his eyes upli:tea.
Upward lifted as II wildly looked around.
| do net charg. nh. v it'll enc. tachi.g.
Are you waiting tor sOnie me seige. with news:
But no ether word he ute Ell
And no other sentence mu.te,ed, (slleeS
Save, .u'll find none like Fla, anes boots a,it
That's strung expr. SCION sur. ~,
Said I, looking ilcMn d MIR. ~.
trust. go,d Sir thuty uthet IL stion " i'll .Hcus
but lie only look. j the prou,i,r.
! A. he only spoke the words til. louder,
Their IL always, always comfort,
| In FlU.A,.cs'sb OTIS aud sllO.s.
Why blets me lnan!I shouted,
As his sanity Idouit.d
Su:e'tis notlimetom- y la. acnrl 'agOcds youi,s.
BIT H. only eli, d the higher.
it'll Enthusiastic fi.e land slis,.
You'll save your cash bS>l,uyiny F;OrGnc,s bU Il
30 l left him there r,'cliniNg
Where no ray of sun wassllilirg. (did us
And FREE, uel,tly wonder d ut tie words tile MAJ
Think ing surely twas II mysteiay,
And that some hidden history land slh'.x
Was w,aving refund myself nnd Florance'. bU I.
So then evolved to buy them.
Nay. ! kltc mEelletl tn try them
And bellold!rve cause for gl:ldu. ~,
That the words deemed were n,adnsss,
Induced HE thus TO purchase
FiOrancs's matches, boots and shoes.
E. C. FIONAC(E. pembirl
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21

The price of wheat seems to have
touched the lowest ground of the cen.
Jury. From this depth the country
can look out and up and expect better
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