Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-12

gained tbs &scendency in the english
Parliament. Mr.. Morley has been ap-
pointed rs chief secretary of Ireland.
Ills ideas are those Of self government
and It's thought he will go as far as the
fnost radical in granting benefits tothe
oppressed Irish. England may learn
hat Ireland is more easily governed Ivy
law than force.
Senator uarrison's Bill for the admls-
sion Of Dakota, south OF the 46th par
ullel. has passed the senate by q strict
party vote of 80 to %, except MIR, Vor-
inees. who voted with the republicans.
MI honor is due tc MIR. Voorhees, for
his position On the Dakota question.
One man. at least, is sufficiently liberal
minded to lay prejudice aside long
enough to grant justice to the people
Of Dakota.
The February Number Of Demo-
rests Magazine is before us; and On eX-
animation we find it very readable. "a
Quaint OLD City," which is p%rofusely
illustrated, is quite interesting, and "A
Year in Los Angeles" and Peter the
Great are good ARTICLES. Mrs. Hart's
serial "That Other Person. is continu-
ed, and the shorter tales are unusually
well told. .'From Pencil to Brush is
IN admirable feature Of this magazine.
Jennie June furnishes Il paper on the
origin of "SSorosis," and the art depart
ment is made attractive by a fine oil
picture Loves Postman," and a pho
]togravure from a painting by Aubert.
and fifty other illustrations.
Have you subscribed for the HER
MID? Ii not send in your suhscrip-
ton at once for the Oldest. largest and
best paper in Jerauld county. To all
who send us cash subscriptions within
the next sixty days we make q special
discount Of 10 per cent on the regular
price. Thus keeping You posted con-
corning county affairs and general
news for the small sum OF $3.50. The
people of the community generally
have given us such assurance o. sup.
port that we feel warranted in making
this reduction, and fell confident thai
the intelligent citizens of Jerau2dcoun
" will take advantage CT this liberia
offer, thereby supplying their home:
with good reading and be able to sen(
TO their friends in the east a papertha
VIII Faithfully represent the advant
ages Of Dakota i'll general, and Jerault
county in particular.
TIE SUNNY SoUTII-WE ,T, b,
T. & r." q correspondent, TO the Iial
stead NAans.) Independent, relates hi
sad experience, after thirty-,iX hour
IN bed without food, in the followin,
words:
On the morning of the Goth Of Jan
llary, Mr., r, one of Il party, got u
10 build d fire, while the atorm was rag
ing without. He filled the stove full
Of wood, then Lighted q piece OF pape
20 ignite the %SplinterS II the stove
Imagine his surprise when he foun'
chat the wood had disappeared through
The stovepipe; the windDeing so stron;
...I,,-,1 ..,.i - AZ, ~ -, 4j,,,4 a.
could not keep wood in the stove. o.
hiding the stove empty, Mr. Il. tire,
10 warm his hands by the lighted pa
per. Imagine his surprise when h
found it to be nothing but Il troZe
!ame. lie threw the paper, Or froZe
lame to the floor, then procuring
loaf OF frozen bread made his way t
ned amid %shivcring and groans Of di<
appointment. Believing this our onl
5ource from starvation, we resume
our uncomfortable position i'll bed [
wait further Developments OF til
weather. in which there was no chang
IN thirty-six hours. Starvation sta
ing lis in the face, Mr.. II. became de.
perate, and arising he gathered up II
crock covers and bread board and su
ceeded in starting a fire. by this tin
work had begun in earnest. Thel
Werem meals 10 get, stock TO take cal
Of and snow TO be cleaned out of Il
house. This was no enviable task
enc who expected 20 find a warm con!
Try
We suggest to ST. and r." that The
come to Dakota observation-disclosures
10 aift in around the doors and wi.
l0ws and to fill his humble dwellin
III he needs 20 do here, is TO rise
the morning twist up a Wisp OF ha
LIGHT it with q match. put it in Il
tive and in less lhan iyc minutes
liz Il roaring fire.