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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19
Several choice bargains in Real Es-
tate. Enquire at the Jerauld County

E. O. c: Ord Post No. 20, G. A. r. will
hold its next regular meeting at Tar
ble's Hall on Saturday afternoon, Dec
ember 27th, 1884, at 2 O'clock. The cleo
tion Of officers will take place on that
day, consequently q full attendance is
desired. BY order Of COMMANDER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19
Notice.

NOClC6.
The County Commissioners Of Jer-
auld CO. will meet in special session at
the Court House in Washington Springs
on Monday; Dec. 20, 1884, for the pur-
pose Of making final settlement with
the various officers.
T. LINUS BLANK, County Clerk,
by Z. e. WHITNEY, Deputy.
BATEMAN & MCDONALD are prepared
to negotiate loans on real estate at pot
tom rates.
Money to loan on R,.al Estate. Lib
erai amounts; no delay. Hitchcuck
Bros, Mitchell, Dak. 37w4
Don't forget that we are prepared to
fill all applications for loans ON Real
Estate. BATEMAN & MCDONALD.
Just two hundred and fifty dollars to
loan on an improved farm, on five years
time. No commission. Apply to Bank
of washington Springs.
Get our figures on loans before MAX
ing proof. 9ATEMAN & MCDONALD.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19

Some of our Sioux Falls readers NAV
oe surprised as well as interested to
Know that W. j. Bullivant is preaching
for the Congregational society at Tenn
pleton. He preached at the NJ. E,
church IN this place last Sunday even.
ing.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19

BATEMAN & MCDONALD are prepared
to negotiate loans on real estate at pot
tom rates.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19

Yesterday, Thursday, morning was
the coldest of the season. SO far. Their
nometers marked 81, q, a8. 81 aid 90
|egrees below zero according to differ
Mt reports. 1t was cold enough any
way it could be fixed, especially i'll
oo'ns where the fire went out durihg
Jhe night.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-19

DIR. Melcher and A. B. Smart started
FOR Mitchell or Yankton last Monday
to interview Judge Edgerton relative
to the alternative mandamus recently
issued against them requiring them to
count the vote cast for Dist. Atty, or
show cause for not doing it, aass
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To ull whom 1t may concern:
My wife, Sarah Brown. having loft my
h' q amt board without any just cnuso or
pruNucatiuu, all persons arc hereby uoti-
fled that viii nos Toe responsible lur amy
debts sho may contract, either in her
nnmo or my own, on my account.
Given uudor my hand, this 2Sih day ol
Juue, 1854. I.NCuWsUs BRowN.
Gl desyille, W. Va. 7iu
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RENO DISTRICT.

EDI7 u ARGUS This thrust al the Sol
dIers e P.e,ton county APPEARED IN the
urn Il last week. This Will be 4
had year for 6rll,rs and kickers. TIE
puLlicans 81 Preston couuty propose 10
urn 'ut, D"mDa u god ticket in fair
manD'r AID they Propose TO dot A..
Th'se IL pu' Leans who shall aid ID +,
enemy b sowing eds Of discord aud thus
b. Up 10 keep lie BOid.Ds in power viii
hefcaf ~ be- ask, d to I,ke back seats-seats
away bach 80
Ia The tirst place, IN order to get our
Vi, W. before tue people, We must resort
t. the columns 4 The ID mocraiic organ
Of the county. aud ask 81 a fav,r ~ us, a.
az Individual. and to the ,t..rt Prs
ton. a. an act of kii dress on your part,
Sir. Editor, that this may DC allowed q
place ia ! uE ARGUs
Some 81 our comrades have been denied
the columns # the journal Simply because
they dare mix for themselves, an are not
wiling To- submit to the domiucehug dicta
ton O. Rug Of self-cons ituted Ieaders
Ii Is well known Ct that nin,-tenths Of
tie * Soldiers If this county ect with
the Republican party that they are re
publicans aud VIII vote the ticket both
State aud national that the X publican
party has been true and trusted friend
to tbe soldier except here 10 Preston coun.
~.
The II pubiicans Of this County have
COZ lee the care ard Management of the
party into the hands Of few Inscriptions
designing sch,mcfs The men WIN faced
The seelhing bell AID storm Of battle that
this uoiOn m got be perpetuatod B, Cause
they now ak that their MANNED ard
cuppled comrades may have eCleIkship or
lhe bberffally IN pr,ltrel ce 10 strong and
a0led bOdnd men who never rendered an
hou''s service 10 the Government. are nov
warned by the organ ~ this clique that u
:hoY persist 10 their demands that they
lLall be sligmstizeI ~ boilers aLc LICK
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ers" aud must tAke''bsck sssJs--sesls away
back"
Soldiers OF Preston. this missile 8 hurled
at YOU by an enemy. Dare you be nseu |
Dare y, u stand up IN unbrokcu ranks end
put 20 ignoble flight this insidu1us cambi-
nation that is formed sgainst and
against the Republican psriy Of Preston
county as you put to fight twenty years
ago 81 enemy misguided. bit more msg-
nsnimous, more honorabl, ? It's IN your
power TO accomplish this We appeal to
the Republican party Of Preston county.
We have been true TO the great prince
pies taught by the party we have proved
our ielity by our acts. The evidence is
craven on oy,ry battle fsld Ut tie Rebel
ion by crushed and rpined health: b,
manned and dcform, a bodies. Do You
want more proofr Have we proved our
case ?
Because some Of us receive pension
"a freewill offering from the general Gov
ernment,we are stigmstised as psup,rs by
this combination, Who presum, TO dictate
TO the Republicans Of this county. We
would ask here who authorized that lhreNt
which heads this article sni is quoted
from last weeks Journalp
This TO the Soldier boys Of Reno dis .
uict Beware of Doc. Hauswsy, of Eel
townsville j. n Baker, OF Evansville and
John Watson, Of Sinclair. they are
working in the interest OF Jones aud
Dawson aud against you, as We are cred
itsbly iGfoTmed.
OSR OF DAwsoN's PAUPKRs
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AMENDMENT 70 THE CONSTITUTION,
Joint Resolution No. 9,

Proposing an amoudmcrt to tho Con.
stitntiOn Of This State,
RcsoiUcd b. me Lcgttt,rc OF d'csi IN.
1Otid, t,OO MirdS Of al Mc members ticctcd
10 each house dg1ccit0 thereto,
That the follow ing amendmsat To Ar
ticle iour ct the Constitution al the Stho,
he and the Sumo Is hereby prop sod, to
wit;
That section seven of 4 ticle four. as IL
now Is, he stricken out, and the following
he inserted ii lieu thereof:
u. The general elections of Sta and
coun Officers, and OF members Of tho
legislature. shall loo hell on the Tuesday
next M cr tho hrst Monday in Npynm-
hor, uulil uhCrWiso provided bv law
The terms Of such officers rrt CicctC.i or
app la q ! to II IA a vacancy shall. unless
he Gin "iherWiso provide brp.n on the
hrst day Of January. ana ot the uichIbcra
ni tho Iogiolru'e on the first day of De.
ctmbcr next sd"Coadiug thc'T oieciion.
IL ec!ipuS L. iii N8cu CicS shnll loo 'pr the
uncXpirrd term When Nseaucjcs occur
prior L" any pe Ior'' clcee&s sap shall
Dc illcd bN appointment ihz<1|Es mao ner
a' may be p - .ribrd holctn.Dffy gen
er"I Law. which appointments sh,ll OK
pre- at such limo after the next
general elections Hs the person 30 elected
To MI such vacacy shall be qualified"
Adopted by tie Legislature, February
81, 1888. 4l3t.
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ssOod Pas for AErufa 400 10 s1i,, go,
mo. fttnds srffiuu Dua g. futtf -rt, gFi.fnf.v
Famous nud urcirite ttnft1cz % tftr World
" -lt. tI 3. q. fact urtv = so. u.II....I ..a it
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L.. s. LYMAN.
kENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
liutchinson's RAdoh. II miles north OF
Denver Colorado.

liutchinsOn'S RhdCh, IL miles north al
Denver Colorado.
March 9Th, 1881.
DIR. IL, j. KtNDALL ~ Co., Gents;
For the past three v aars have used Ken
dnlTs spawn Cure. In every case OF
spawn, of which | Lavo treated five, IL
has killed themnl. Hnd entirely removed
three, In case of splmt find IL has no
equal, one ease bad was of three wears
standing and the SPAWN Cure removed
1t entire v. | had a COW get spawned
and II entirely cured her. ono year ago
a two hundred pound block OF ice foil
out OF II wagon striking my fo / on step
"nd toes, u would loo impossible To mash
u io~t w rso without broaNng any Bones
| was lakon home and carried Into tho
ltouso. 1 do not think pInputation OF the
leg would cause amy more pniu. 1 won't
Tor N"ndalIs Spawn cure, 1t " AZ all
used ana In six DAYS / could walk ~
rround. About three week agony team
hhi' away threw ne out OF the wagon, tho
pima wheel struck my knee. Alter APP
plying several highly recommended linz
inSnts without obtaining any relief,
ON for konddlrs SPAWN euro. My leg
was drawn up aud my knee swnllen bad,
~. IN three days | Was able To walk To
the barn. / could go iuto details moro
iuily, ana make 'hiSa rs long letter
but viii not weary you.
i am very reSpe fully youIs,
OSCAR II. lIUTCuINsON
o. Lock Box, 23O2. Denver City, Col.
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TIE most - 'cccS~lul Remedy ever dis>
covered =, II Is certain ga lis irocts aid
uncS NOT bUN'o', Road Proof bolw.
Saved him $l,S00.

ADAMS, y. ". Jan. 80, 1882.
Dn ID. J kENpA L.. a Co., GentS -
Having uScl a good deal of your Kcm-
dflls Spawn CuIc with great success, [
thou sht | would lot YOU know what IL
has done Tor ne, Two years ago / hal
~ speedy u colt as was ever raised in
JotlrI son County. When / was bI e.,k~
ing hiun, lac III, ked oven the cross bar
aud got nSt aud tore one OF his hind leus
All to piece. employed the Los Er,
iiriS, bat tho, all said he was spoiled,
l'c bad u worry large thorough>pin aud |
Us d Two Bottles your X endmlrs SpavS
In cure, ami IL took the bunch entirely
OF, nnd he sold at erwards for 81. 800 dol
l"rS)' | have used 1t Tor bono spavins
Mhd VIII Il gals, aud II has always cured
completely a Il left the log y noCth.
IL ~ n splendid medicine for rheunn-
hSin. have recommended IL Ia "A good
many, aud they all say II does the work,
WAS IN Withcnngtnn ~ Kueelaud's
drug store In Adams. tho other day and
saw very fine picture you sent thop,
! triod to buy II, but could no.; they
said II / would write to you thIt YOU
would send mo one. | wish you would,
and VIII do You all the good cuu.
very respectfully,
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY
Session Begins Marie tn, 1894.
For Catalogues or uthor information
address the Chairman at the Faculty,
Il G BERKELEY
Murgantown w. Va.
ooG

g g. GLE e ut the Groou Run Mills,
uotr kiuSwOpd, vaults To- card wool into
rolls for the farmers, lie Inns completely
renovated ht~ machinery, and ma 20 u as
COOL ~ new, so tlr,t he can give entire
Sutisht, ton la that limo. Tho hate i'm
pfuVomeuts Which h.,vo an doupbn my
Flour and GriSt Mil,s enable me do
tho best of work Invite th1 public ~
general to give me a tIitl.
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IN THB Town ON KINGWOOD


James Wolling's Administrators, W..
George w. lIolyield, ctal:
by virtue of "A decree of the Circuit
Count OF Preston County. the undersign
od Commissioner will ON the
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19ru DAY on AUGUST. 1ssi.

that being conr day, In front of the Court
House in Ningwnod. Pre- ~ton County "
Va. offer for sale the land In bill and
proceedings mentioned, which consists
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70 ACIS IIS

Of land situated In Reno district, Preston
County, w. Va, rni the same ON which
the said O.. w. lI0lyfeld now resides.
II X - productive tract OF Lnd. well I'm.
proved with dwelling house and other
buildings and orchard On it,
The hand will be sold fursuficionl cash
IN band to pay costs of suIt and sale and
the residue upon a credit o. six and
twelve months, the purchaser executing
bonds, with HnIpo cuIity. boring in
tcr,st from the day o. s,lo Tor The defer~
10 aynen!n of the purchase money,
JAS. IL. CARROLL,
Commissioners
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HENRY CLAY HYDE.
AttOrE6y ana Counselor ut Lar,
KlNGWOOD. w. va.

VIII practice in Preston nud sdi ,iuin
counties, I'm supreme Court Ot Appchlsot
West Virginia, and I'm the United States
Courts.
Omco, noxt To CouIt~house (lImmSl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22
E,ToRIALDIGNIrY.
!, an Exhibition from the
NJ Cmkling's successor.

I,,,on D. c., February. H.
s pss Sherman was on the ~
~, .u' nate to-day, soiemniV,
"a q telegram from :, hicn i,
sSincinnnti, to the effect that
Ina be required for the relic relief
} s,r BY the western flood,
u NAV interrupted by Senator
Who suddenly gave a whistle
bdsd like a mole from an ol ,1
! liver calliope. Instantly all
tame tuIped on the member who
! disturbed the funereai
3the house oflords. Lapham
moment vita the confused
EaoolOoy who has been caught
Iloud in tine classroom, but
Il himself he arose aud
4 ia the senate by saying
Eiog a fit of sbsent-minded-
|hsd whistled for a page, IN
klsppiag his hands, according
RuIalion method, whereupon
and solemn senators smiled
u. mn,
Work, February. lathe
lrpyinttbe following Wash
pecisl tomorrow: "Senator
! whistle Ia the Senate APP
have been loud enough TO
lself heard throughout the
The whistle was nothing in
il served to betray his con-
d that is what has attracted
attention. It is the first
enator openly scandalized
+. But ever since he sue
Roscoe Conkling's seat he
The. subject Of continued
No one has ever seen him
!, but he has the reputation
high liver and Of being one
Judges of wines in the
4 gentleman rarely, If ever,
eny Of his colleagues in the
{ spends the greater part of
ping 10 bis 'eat or sleeping
Pmmittee-room. He is ex-
md Of good dinners where
numerous courses of wines.
lgglsh and stupid from his
lg that every one was sur
he spasm of energy that
N last Monday. He is the
p lhe select committee on
lfage, and his son is its
Committee has not had a
ing this winter. and proba-
pos meet during the session.
Y Alhsr a good, comforta-
nuncding and sleeping,
'ls youthful Charles n.
ssskfor doing nothing
,isslor Papa Laphain,
uaal' whenin the House ,
aei much notice. He was
100 there, but since his
.as Senate his position
'' a. ion to his many pc
as llfst he tried to brace
l sa,, 10 the legislation of
", snnlh The last year he
' ~ u such an attitude of
',O'n mat there is not n
selAle who has not more
' suDoa business than he.
~ !. BY his colleagues,
\, y Us q cipher by the New
'a =, lie Is nearly always
haulon, and IS so ind,Il-
ms n.y. pag ago lost all hold
o sp,'llies Of those about
nj ,si't !, always maintains
4 Nv va. demeanor and until
Bti ns' e did anything to
'a ~, d strangers, He is
= ~ !. On account of his
lah Y supreme court au-
i ~ upon the question
s y isialed Of him thai
T., Il'%Ia y Thurman and
! y NJ y 70 the grade of n
a S Si Lapham came - 70
wa s.vstall 'al the SO.
'our'h-proof brandy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22
Satan in sneia.. :,

aly a'aa'. in society.
s FL !. ISs s'ia ana a w l,assr.
p be rsa,I -, y, states, and
aud @ls sy every father
now ia tsSs H. a,.y BY our
~, Publisher, any aSd M IN the
sn p pl,ea, Lei eys S,,, os
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

s Hsis,s' 0at the peace who
ma NH t, ERA, a claim of
teal1. o, wrnleh he had
s I ',ss. Dc S'', cisIn,sa,t u. The
II sess's..ptly paid a ,be
ininl r. ,'po, which he
''''sr in question n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22
llHay Promotions

i naas y gsl,1omelal an
app et 81 the following
|p,oIna,lrsa railroad system:
h ,u eSs,l to the general
ats.ec 'aa,fse Of freight and
\, lste q ,, } both systems ss, ms
NJ Ii manic (, manager of # , IN,
6sp l''.ss Of the Gould d s rue
es s,e.a and Texarkapp9aa.
=, sall d i'i .ho.. manager an,ss,.
NseSpected. p0ih's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. %. Dwelling OF seven rooms ana large
lot QtOXli2), for go
Also, "a beautiful. high, vacant lot, lOONlO0,
one of the finest sites OF the size Ia the Guy,
for sale alta moderate pricc, considering ad-
Nantages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

M. 90. A good $500 Investment three
houses and lots Bringing over saOO per yeai
me- Income. Come and zee u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. "a. Hotel prope ty, centrally situated
house OF urte u rooms, aud tUing prufit-
able business, having an aver. ge of forty
6usiness or lease for 90 per year. The lots
are valuable, being 10 feel front. lnqurers
win be surpri. an The low pr ,e OF this piece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. %. Neat little house on East BE kuaT
street. four rooms, ruit and shade tees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

NJ. 81. 100 tet If ground, with two houses
upon II, barn, stable, well, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 20. A cheap little place for TIL size
lot is OUxl00, with n habitat Q house OF three
rooms upon 1t and while ~ Is on the east
The prt a. Is low,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. GO One Of tne pleasantest meuium-
Size dwellnss In Flo I Worth, with large lot
prettiiy adorne artesian WELL out nou e.
etc, ali convenient and neat The price Is
not high r SO uretty nome
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 90. -Ioe and + ur rooms, business
house, buildings insurable for -l2JO. Vii sell
all 10Y Les INN sgOO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No 81. Dwelling ON East Weatherfort
street OF six rooms, lot l2Dx2OO, stable an,
dItional ground, If desired 10y purchaser o
dwelling,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. So Three vacant lots, each 59Xlai, IN
sOutheru part of city, near MI. W D. Boi2
home Pr ces low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

no S2 Four good Dwellings DTIH.INI
about : 90 per year rent, on large lot oil
gro nd. $50 feet front. A good Investment at
the price, 4i1l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

Ferris pig hams at Spencer 4 Tuck
er's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. so. Vacant lot JOSlvO, cehtra SITUATION
Price SJN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

IN aeknetack,'a lasting and fragrant per !
ume. Price . aud 5Octs. L. N. Brunswig q |
Co wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 100. iwo-s,ory bricK bu mess house,
| rented for $1,000 per year, with lot S7x9a feet
When lease expires n new one can be made
al 5000 per year, and the property Will be
said f.,r -,af
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

I. nd 81
II ecied|
4 niidii|
exceed
Il ais M
rehcf|
.4-ais
BIN AM
|,it'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 10. Very neat lItile uweIIIng OF thTGt
rooms with lot, and it is IA corner. This Is
centrally situated, and most attractive
small rlace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

Ferris pix hams at Spencer & Tack
er's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 49, Dwelling four rooms, lot b1i2o
with cow-lot and shed 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. ~. Dwelling, five rooms, CO. ner lot
loux !OO The hou is new Pie liOO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. f2I. Dwelling of three rooms, lot 5ox
loo. $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. 121N. Vacant lots, one IA cornerooNloo,
s3oo; two inside, 5oxloo each, 500 each, on
fuckers Hin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. ~. Dwelling, four rooms, large lot lloO
xIOW stable antr various convenient ouhulld
ings good cistern under roo. Price Slbn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-22

No. iI9. Fine new dwelling, six rooms,
beautifully finished in and out, C oseis and
porches, corner lot 5ixlOO, II charming home,
The Labor enquirer., 1884-01-19
stirring Times Ahead.

There are indications all over Europe
which are ominous for the relgnlng
monarchies. England is a republic in
all but name, France is one beyond all
peradventure, while in Germany, Italy
and Spain, the great body of the popula-
tions are republicans in theory. A
change will probably come over Europe
soon after Kaiser Williams death. The
kingdom of Sweden is even now shaken
by popular democratic agitation. King
Oscar, descendant of the French ad.
venturer Bernadotte, has repeatedly set
at defiance the popular will as expressed
through the Norway Storthing And as
consequence there is a determination
on the part of that nation to assert its
right against the autocratic rule. King
Oscar may yet lose his crown if not his
head, far he has violated the funda-
mental law, by making the same preten-
sions which cost Charles l, OF England
his life. There are stirring times ahead
for the people of Europe .-Demorests
Monthly. ~
The Labor enquirer., 1884-01-19
rhs compet,,,t. sy..en.

The iron law that governs the competl-
tive system of industry is that the wages
slave receives for his labor only enough
to enable him to exist and labor. The
only reason for the better condition OF
one class of laborers than another is to
be found in the difference in their stand
ard of living. But the iron law has a
second operation, that is, to reduce this
standard of life to the lowest possible
point, Among the factors which operate
to effect this are machinery, and the
competition of that class or classes OF
workers whose standard is lower than
the average. Among these may be
named single men, women, children,
country people entering city life, foreign
immigrants, lazzaroni, Chinese, convicts
etc. 8
A Socialist knows that law to pre-
vent or prohibit this competition Is q
useless and - nonsensical q one would
The Labor enquirer., 1884-01-19
SKINNER BROS & WRIGHT
COR. .1GTHa LAWRENCE sTs. DENVER.
a D,e..0n.ry and Picture Free.

It will be seen from the advertisement
of the American Agricultural IN. "
elsewhere, that splendid six-hundred-
can be obtained free, by everybody. The
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