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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

Fl answer 70 = correspondent tie
Piaisadeiphia Press says There are
several reasons why the Atlantic
OCEAN = more b~oisterous than the
Pacific ocean. One Il that theformer
II smaller and more surr0unded BY
Land. From the sause cause the In
land lakes On this continent are more
tesngetuogg than tie Mediterranean
49, Another reason is the greater,
dspth Of the AtaDtie Ae average
bsisg twlce that n tie Pacific nearly.
Jfen tie copf1Rra1ion Of she bottom
~ kAe Two oceaD contributes 10 make
~ 4tage fg0ss boisteronS It's bot.
toe bas beeD fond BY so0pdiDgs 10
fesesnble > trough, While the bottom
~ ths Pa<iAe y supposed TO be more
~ Il Aat basin, although ii has not
Vz1ffG g1l0uxu TO decide it's ma
NFFT Nx@ealy
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

Mr.. Edward Atkinson, the well
known statistician, presents figures
showing that therailroads ofthe init
ed States give employment to $50, 0O0
people, and transport 400, 900, 600
tons Of freight annually, one-half Of
which is food and fuel; and further
more il is proved. thefreightra rates are
really 80 low that theeastern mechan-
ic ear have q years supply Of food
hauled from = distance OF 100 miles
for the proceeds Of one days labor.
THIS does not implgof course thatthe
railroads AR operated exclusively as
agencies of public convenience an5
ph~lanfhrophy but itdoes deEotethat
there 4 something 10 be said Ii their
iaY0r On general principles.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

The third annualreport ofthe Board
of Railroad commissioners Ofthe state
of New York covers the year ending
Sept. 80, 1885. The earnings show a
decrease of over So, 900, 900 in gross
earnings, while the total number Of
tons of freight carried over one mile
increased over SIC, 900, 900 and the
number of passengers carried one mile
increased about 100, OOO, 900,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26
How the Speaker Makes His
List.

.
Is it not a wonder to any n who
thinks about it how the Speaker is able
in a week or ten days to assign $50 men
to fifty committees without giving one
man too much or emitting to employ
somebody The work is done SO sys-
tematically, however, that it is only by
a gross blunder that anybody is alto
gether omitted in the distribution Of
places. The Speaker begins by setting
up a chart ruled one way for fifty places,
and at right angles to those lines are
$50 others corresponding to the number
of members and delegates. AS a man
is assigned a check is made in the space
over She name and a committee line m
serted. As the work progresses the
Speaker a see at a glance who has
been chosen and who is to be provided
for. When a change is made, the checks
are rubbed out and the transfer made py
more checks in other places. While
members are not supposed to ask for
places, they do it, and the expression o.
preference, though not quite proper, ~
a strict sense, is helpful to the Speaker
in furnishing members with congeniai
occupations. A certain degree of caution
is observed in refusing to put men on
committees when they are too seemingly
concerned about pet schemes to come
before them.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

The actual cost Of the capitol which
the state OF New York is building at
Albany, has been SIT, 500, 900 up to
thepresent time, and it isnOw estimat-
ed that $3,87O,OOO more will be re-
quired to finish it. This will make the
total outlay on the structure SOL
$4,000 in round figures. But this
astonishing edifce has q way OF con-
stantly overrunning the estimates Of
its architects, and the final cost to the
state, provided the building is ever
finished, will probably be at least
81, 000, 900. Iowa has a new capitol
that did not cost one seventh of this
amount and yet it il large enough and
grand enough for any state in the
Union.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

w. 1asbipn d adopting 1crests''af /
49, 10 sysanner 81 the nobility Of Eu-
xp Il spreading ii Washington.
f'his eort of tosnfoolery might do III
knep holding ~ public office, but for 4
SENATOR ~ member of tie Cabinet to
sAssse aaps the customs of social and
goyernmertsi against which
q v ii intended TO be a constant
protest. Is an insult TO the American
people. The remedy will be to retire
to private life ct the earliest possible
moment every snob who imagines him
self an aristocrat because he has been
chosen to serve a democratic people
Ia q public station. We have little
control over the sIsobs in private life
who ape the fashions Of monarchical
countries ia the way Of crests, foot
men, catriders, and liveried servants,
bit the people can squeIch the assum-
81 d'snity Of their public servants in
= pretty summary manner, aud they
s2ppld az Y AZ The very first oppor-
##t*ft
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26


SENATE.-Mr. Henderson introduced 4
resolution directing the secretaries OF stats
and war to investigate and report unon
the killing OF Capt. Crawford by Mexican
soldiers. The Blair education bin was de.
bated, several Southern senators bein,
among those who spoke against it.
MI. Edmunds, from the committee on
the judiciary, reported favorably, bills To
remove the political disabilities OF Alexan.
der P. Stewart OF Mississippi, Thomas r..
Rosser OF Virginia and Edward G.. w. But.
Ter OF Missouri. The bills were at once pass:
ed, Mr.. Edmunds remarking that one 8;
the parties was al old gentleman and desir.
ed, before leaving this world. to be at peace
with the United States.
Mr.. Beck said he did not know OF anv
smaller business for the judiciary commit.
tee than to be peddling out removals Of
disabilities in this way.
Mr.. Edmunds replied:
Ali that the United States asked OF any
person. before relieving him OF the pen.
atty imposed upon him by the con
stitution for violating his oath and
DESERVING the constitution that he
swore to support, and making war
against the United States, was that he
should present q respectable petition,
showing that he was ready to give up
fighting the United States and to pay the
debts he owed for moneys received in his
official character. If the senator from
Kentucky (Mr. Becky thought that to be
"peddling out" the removal referred to, he
was entitled to his opinion.
Mr.. Beck in reply said:
Twelve years ago the house Of represen-
tatives had passed a bill removing all dis
abilities, and before that time the senate
had done SO. 1t did not happen that both
houses had lone it at the same session.
He insisted upon characteri5ing the pres
emit mode as '~'peddling OUT and supposed
that in the present condition OF the senate
nothing better could be expected.
After an executive session the senate adj
iourned over two days.
The senate confirmed the following nom
nations:
Maris Taylor OF Dakota, surveyor gen.
eral OF Dakota; ID IT. Bramble Of Dakota,
receiver OF public moneys, Waterfowl
OAK; William Campbell Of Minnesota,
United States marshal for Minnesota.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted
thanking Joseph Francis for his service to
humanity in the construction OF life-saying
appliances, and authorizing the president
to nave a gold medal prepared for Mr.,
Francis. Mr.. Scott spoke in defense OF
the silver policy of the administration, and
Mr.. Geddes delivered an anti-silver speech.
An evening session was held for the con-
sideration OF private pension bills. Adj
iourned for two days.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

to do, both with removals and appointments, it
has for = great number of years been its prac-
uce when an officer or person was before 1t for
removal or appointment AGAINST whom any
serious accusation has been made which would,
If true. influence the action of the senate in the
case, to cause the person concerned to be IN
formed Of the substance of the complaint
against him, and give him opportunity to defend
himself; and it is also known that .: This very
session a considerable number Of Instances OF
that kind have occurred and are daily occurring.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26
me racerious boston BARBER.

One night Bob fell IN with q lello"
who was English, you know. Inc
latter was berating the Yankees for 40
ing all manner Of business in then
shops and not following the better In
glisn plan Of sticking to one branch
The next day he staggered ia Bop's
shop to be shaved. Bob gave his race
an extra good soaping and left him. e.
the same time seating himself to read.
The Englishman kept quiet for q few
minutes, when, seeing Bob reading, ne
bIurted out: why don't you shave
me-. sirpn You will have to go up
street for your shave quietly replied
the barber; W only lather here inc
answer took the vim ont Of the cockney.
Boston 7ranscri pt.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

The Fitz ohm Porter bill was passed by
nays 113. The debate was closed hv Ca
Bragg,in q speech OF considerable force
in which he showed great familiarits,
with the movements Of the troops on ~
Bull Run battle field, having been an acti1s
participant and in command OF a br;gado
on the Union side upon tina occasion. m
denounced Pope and Mcdowell.
Phelps OF New Jersey, Curtin OF Pennsvl.
va1ia and Bragg OF Wisconsin we're H.
principal speakers, all OF them adyocatjns
the passage of the bill.
Many OF the points made by Bragg ware
4ppiauded on the Democratic side and
ike demonstration was made on the RI.
publican side when Steele or Cutcheon SUE
;eeded in injecting some pointed question
Or remark into Bragg's speech.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26

The total gross earnings of the six
ty-ive main lines of railroads in the
United States FOR January, 1886, were
$13,667,883, a decrease OF 1895, 1926
from the total of January, 1885.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26
SENATE AND PRESIDENT.
Report of Mr.. Edmunds Presented in
the Senate with observation-disclosures
nance of the Right of Senators to
Papers Regarding Suspensions y
from once.

WASHINGTON. Feb Ex-senator Edmuuds
to-day reported the following resolutions
from the senate committee on the judiciary,
accompanied by a long report:
Resolved, That the foregoing report Of the
committee on the judiciary be agreed TO and
adopted.
Resolved. That the senate hereby expresses
it's condemnation OF the refusal OF the attorney
general, under Whatever influence, TO send to
the senate copies Of papers called for by its
resolution Of the 25th of January, and set forth
in the reports of the committee on the Judiciary,
as in violation Of his official duty and subyer-
siVe of the principles OF the gov
eminent. and Of q good administration thereon
Resolved, That IL Is, under the circumstances
the duty Of the senate to refuse its advice and
consent to proposed removals OF officers, the
documents and papers in reference TO the up
posed official or personal misconduct OF whom
are withheld by the executive or any head i OF q
department, when deemed necessary by the sen
ate, CT called for in considering the matter,
Resolved, That the provision OF section 1874
of the Revised Statutes, declaring that persons
honCrably discharged from the military or naval
service by reason OF disability resulting from
wounds or sickness incurred IN the line OF duty,
shall be prefeTItd for appointment to civil OF
fees. provided they are found to possess the bus
mess capacity necessary for the proper dis
charge of the duties of such office, ought TO be
faithfully and fully put in execution; and that
to remove, or to propose TO remove, any such
soldier, whose faithtUlneSS, competency ana
character are above reprOach, and TO give place
to another who has not rendered such service, is
a violation of the spirit Of the law and OF the
practical gratitude the people of the United
States and government owe 10 the defenders Of
the constitutional liberty ana the integrity of
the government.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
(Signed.) GEORGE +. ED&UNDS,
JOIN J. INGALLS,.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

rs 4 NEVER FALL
/ 4 Cue for geryop |.
Ilebiilty, Exhausted
NJ t.dits Semin nj
" esenesC 5Terniaior.
rhS;t, Loss Manhood,
ilEpotenoy, Z rosta.
Itorfle't, Para y s is,
.aGd al ths terrlbi ef.
fects of Sell Abuse,
iJUutbfUl foIlies and
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
sr Son Hant fo sr sFappy.

~ oE " -set 10 ss bsH;gJ.
IL you walt iO l.. happy you rlbsi be- good,
A ma&pn All right N rs way:
hut u far better one. If Understood,
10 what | lHye nov got 10 cav.
II yob want 10 bshappy yon mnSf he we'll.
Nhatsrsf lie iai lDn 90 serve IN:
AHd Of III lLg medicines ore bears the lead
Tie good saMAgfTAs NEgvIaE.
] once trisa Dveyy sorI Of cure.
To restore me to go,rd heaIth;
And spent IA vain. Of that I'm sure,
Considerable shGre of wealth.
But all sas vain, tIIln friend advised
In a mRnG.ir most dssefyin'
The nieuieiIi. be most highly priced,
RIcanosDls SAMARITAN kERyISY.
l took his advice: in one short week,
fei. DO further pain:
For doctors 10 longer had 10 seek,
For j never felt sick apair.
I'm healthy and happy the wkolo day ling
SO If health bo worth presarvin',
The constant burden Of my song
Ia, Try SAMAalIAs NERyISE.
Twill anre the young. twill heal the old,
will make the whole world better:
At II. Joseph, MissoD Vi. the mt dicine Is sold
Drop DIR. Richmond letter:
He'll give yup advice far better than wealth
He'll point ont the way to preserve 10
The best condition your newly fonid hesili
by tie use of SAMARITAN NERyEE.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

This portabia Steel Wster Jackes sgseife or
invented by &. Il. Hartsfeid, tbe result "
inany years of prsctirai observation aud
exp~ri,aent IN lsurope and Anserica. il nov
offered TO the public - tbs most solnplste.
dnnabla and sgi,ees<fnl furnace tes produc-
cd for tie ecSnornioal trestIB1nt ut low
grade pre4 ,iis built tntirsiy of gnafter
iuch steel .,lstss iDside, and one-fourih inch
boiler plates outside, snd baH no cheap cast
iron IN its consiruction. Is made In sec.
tions for tran,porb tisn and requires no
briekwnrk for Foundation. The sizes range
frosp ons 20 fifty TINS sna are guaranteed
10 stanf. the sesore tests OF rRinin2 ,pips.
Any ores that nus ,isagc styrtl ounces sill
Yer per ton Diay be readily sueitea. as tho
most reftpcts,g ores, with 10 psr cent. lead.
with the Ha4ssfeid process will run like
butter and separate like oil iiId yater.
This fuYnacs requires no no more care
or attention tsiap hIs ordinary Rtesn boiler.
apd can be rui, as long ard With ~ little
l,ss % tim. ~ expense foy repairs. Full
information viii be furnished by the
Tartsfa!d 2sTatls Smelling
Tu-aacsA Miuing Company.
P,..0. BOx IsJ.
Novs-3D SEWcCRT. Ky.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

AotSses in mataFer years, sach rs Loss of
doia9gy, Lassituae, EeeiurnaI En.ssi. ,ils
version 20 Society. Dimness of Vision.
Noises in the HeHd; the vital fluid passing
inobsqryed IL the urille, and many other
tisa,,S4s that lead to insanity ard Death
pr. hiATIE, who ia n regular physician
graduate of the University PeurgyivaDia
gili agree 10 forfeit Fire Hundred Doliars
for u caao of this kin5 the VITAL l. ESrOR.
iTIyE tunder bis special advice and treat
peut) will not cure, or for anything iinpnr-
Ut injurious found in IL. DIR. MiEsie treats
all private diseases EnceSsstplly without
inercufy. Consultation free. Thorough
examination ana advice. including analysis
uf urine, Five doiiarF. Price 0f Vital Ees
torative. Al.50 battls. o. four times
the quantity for five dollars; s,snt 10 any nd
dress upon receipt Of price, or C.. q u, no
cure from observation ind in private name
IL desired, by --.-...
a. Z. Mintie, NJ D..
II Kearny st.. San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII he ssnt ia anyone applying by lstter,
stating symptoms, COX and age 5trict Sc
cresy in regard 10 all business transactions,
DR.. MlNTIES KIDNEY REMEDY,
EEPHhETICuh. our'is all kinds of Kidney
aud bladder Complaints, gpnoEIhu-a, gieet,
isuoorTh0es. For saioby all dfuggis.s at
Oae dollar per bctlei Nix bottieS for Five
dollars.
DIR. MINTlE's DANDELION FILLS
are the bost and cheapest Dyspepsia and
Biiious cure in the market. For sale by all
druggists.
iJAnf3tf
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
4 WONDERFUL. HOOK.

just Published, and for sale by the nneaical
book dealers. or may be- had direc. fromths
author.
MINl,nDn, WON ANEnCn,
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

OUR uNE0yhilE1 (tEEE2, ", ~ @ 80 .A7
. :: 81 - .aa. go l az III M sa Cor
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Lo 1ieh1u's Golden EaIsarrl 20. 4
CaYss Caaaeres, lry. and 8 co1I aa,cG;
Gerstn thu Lcgs and D;dy; Sore Ea's
Eyos, Hose. etc, copper-c Tor d Bio.rhoi.
Eyyaiis.ic atir.h. ilsnscd Sca,p, and all
primary 70 ma Of ~. dIzeasc Enswu a.
syphilis. pvirc, 90 pr Bo.tla.
Lo aiehau's G 'idsn Biisani No. q
Cures s-Teytiiry. Isresiria Gy11l aiG Rbeu.
naa:iSm, Peins in tho Boaey, Fa!a In t.fa
Head, back Of tho Meek, ulcerasci Sore
TbroGt. Sypa.Iitic I;asa, LgIa,a AID con.
tsartod Corts. S.iEao4s of tho Limbs, alS
eradieatcs s.l dstaas fTon the sySsots,
whether caused by in,scrctian or abuse
of Mofelyy, having The blIpd plFe and
hsalthy. Ptire IS 90 pos offie.
Lc RIcIaau's Golden = anish An 4.
doin fer TIC euTs oi Como -r:laa, Giee.,
Irritation G=avel, Rn1 al Urinary or Cent
tai eisaTranssments, Priso - so per
Bottle. r...
Le uichaa', CoIIen spsnish In.
tecfion, fTsfEc-c eas"s a Conorrhca,
Infatnnsss. Y Gioct. Strctures,sc. Prlcs
u ~ per Eottlc.
LS Ric.iau's C1.ticn Oinfmeut
for tac ci Ct We healii;ef Syphiiitic s0res,
and cruSilons. Price Oh 90 pr Boz.
LIE Eichau's Golden Ifl s--Sprye
and CraiI treatment; losl o. p,IySls=l pow
CT, excess o. over Esrx. irostratloD, ste.
Prizes 81 90 per Boz.
Tonic EL1 Eervlnc,
Sent everywhere, q. o. d., fecuroly packed
per express
c. y. RICHARDS e. co. Agents.
ar {: 60 s1nso-Iic strcct. Cor3er Ley,
.N SIN f-arcSeo. Cal.
CIRCULAR NAILED FREE
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

EsIAgLIsHED FOB THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEED
CuREo or CHEoErc, EEEyoss AID
hYEcIAL DIsEAsEa
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
DR.. Lieblg

80 LOST IN DR.. Lieblg
10 ,s1 Ssxf AN x Dispensary. Cor
y ~ W M es Gear, aud 1sasoD
i-+ Eflllk IA ,E-Ltig S'f SITS. san kFnHrtk-
E1lF'L/ //f@4i1 ~ 60, CMt.
NJ V ~ JI ihe GoiIege Institute
/ III - Vl for the cure Of al
" HEALTH N special complicated 4
so called ineurabIe disoases. DR.. Liebss',
German insiRoratoa ~ positively guaranteel
~ cure nervous and physical debility, sesn-
inai wesknes,s,iost inanhood speyRstorriea.
loes of energy, ringing and dizziness Ia the
head. nselaneholih, hopslesa foe.iags, psosts.
torrhea. and all the gesulta Of Youthful in-
prudence and excesafs Of mature years The
Doctor, a fegulny college physiuIan from
Earope VIII agree % f9rfait one ihpnssn.l
dollars for a case The Inyigofntog viii Lot
care under special treatment and advice.
The reason 40 nanny can 20; Get cured "
weakness and the above Diseases is owing 4,
a complication. salled Prostatorrhsa, which
requires pecnliar treatment.
DIR. bI1big lpyigorator No. Is tbs only
positiys cure tor prossstorrhsa. Price Of
either InyigDrator, 81 per bottlr;si1 iof so.
sent TO any address On ressipt Ut price, or
q. q. ID. Eespos,sihie peasons can pay
whom cured. StF,a.est Secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured NJ hon.. Dr. Liehig Din
pensaFy has an fiogaDs Drug Store IA its
builuinR
Too frequent evacuation o. ike Bladder
and R1py Sedstnsnt ~ urine are symptom.
Of Secondary Senifnai Weakness and Pros.
I. torrbsa. Complaints road jlr yield So the
DE. Lisbig Treatment.
Ordinary GaseS-- Any rees nt easa of stssial
or private diseassa cured for SO Renie
dies sufficient 10 cure viii be promptly sent
with full ditecftIls and advice osl fee.,it,t al
$40 All paei1Haes are securely covered
from observation.
Inyigorator Sampiss Free.
To prove the wondesftai power tbs kss..
GerR1au Iuvirnrata is ! s.3ltio IT eiths,
nt -abs isil be sent free Of charge. Per
SONS ordering free bottle wiii ohiy have T.
pay expressape on dbligsTy
Most powerful Electric Belts free ~ ~,
tients. Consultation. eyaaiinatinn AMI a..
vice free and private Call or write.
DIR. LiFBIG 3 CO.. 400 C3eary ST.
Private Emf yanoe. ias Maspp 81 \. r.. Cal.
Juiy1 S3tf
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Canadian authorities have seized
the American fishing schooner Ella NJ Dough-
ty at Englishtown, Cape Breton, for purchas-
ing bait within the three mile limit Capt
Jesse Lewis, owner of the schooner David J.
Adams, which was seized a few days before
the Doughty, being unable to fight his case in
the Admiralty Court at Halifax, the American
Fishing Union of Gloucester, Mass, has taken
hold of the matter and will fight it to the BIT
ter end
The Sheriff at Digby, Nova Scotia,
has received an order t. sell the schooner
David J. Adams and her cargo
Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore
has received an official communication from
Cardinal Luigi Jacobini, Papal Secretary of
State informing him OF his elevation TO the
Cardinalate by Pope Leo Kill 1t had been
the intention of the Pope to have conferred
the dignity in March last, but the consistory
was postponed and the official notification was
withheld until May 6.
The Canadian House of Commons
has passed bill 10 cancel $4,000 900 of the
Pacific Railway debt on the transfer of certain
lands at 81. 30 per acre BY the payment of
some cash the company will efface the Gov
crnment lien on its road.
The report OF the stockholders Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad and its leased
and operated lines for the year ending Dec
81, 1885, has been issued. II shows the gross
earnings to have been s2G 95G, 210.O4, from the
following sources: Freight, sl9,226, 742 CA /;
passengers, ss,S4 6SO.7s; mail, $40, 206 81;
express, SGl5, 3D.. 3; miscellaneous, s479,-
1GSl2 The expenses of the system during
the year were 1855, 300 30, and the surplus
earnings sll, 5G2, 65O.05 being a decrease, as
compared with the year before, of s4IO,-
3IG 81
The Canadian House of Commons
defeated mot on in favor of removing the
import duties from cereals and coal
Riel's rebellion in the Northwest
cost Canadl ST. 70o, )0J, and the casualties wege
twenty-5ix men killed and go wounded.
Peter Louis Otto was executed at
Buffalo, n, Y, for the murder OF his wife in
November, 1884. Lee Barnes was hanged at
Dover, Ark. for the murder of a gambler
named Charles Holman. in November, 1885. A
negro named Louis Kilgrave was strung up at
Raleigh n. c., for the murder of negrcss
named Matte Henderson. James Reynolds
paid the,extreme penalty of the law at Sidney,
Neb, for the murder of James Ralston and
! oOn