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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
GeIbMutnr0.

Sans Sorenion, etn 81 Sabre alter rnb
SEQ. 176 gt. WtaDltraBe m%obnenber !3imz
mermanr, wurOeIttttipohNbenb I'M 9 l1br
10 Wtinute1 oafeIblt in ieiuem S1laf3imz
met Don Dem Siilfslberiff @tlbert 2lion,
einen ieiner ylahbarn, erhdn9t Dorgefunz
ben. Sorenion mar Elm Mittper, suIebt
6ei Der Ban 6anolez Babn bei6Gftigt llno
bate mebrere er!pabiene &tnOer,, peld,e
iebo6 nt3t nit i6nr 3ulammen tpobnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
sS6ueu ld6t eiu fletnes Seuer iiG erltiden,
Dds, peiter breuueuo, JSafieritr6meu troRt.A

NufiDiebun9 mag Dir 3ett rauben, ober
bMr0 uermebrten 5leiB fannlt Oh ben Ser
luft rDieber einbrin9en; Denn tie Dir aber bas
Qeben raubt, lit Der Gerluit unerleelih.
@enn 0eine @elunobeit i6wdblib, 1et1
Appettt launenbaft, Oetn S6laf llllrubi9,
penn On l0wermiitbi9 bit nn0 DID gar DIT
lttbt re9t wDbl fibllt, DerlaB Did brauf,
bit gu ernllicb frant. Sn allen iol6en
SGuen beDirtt DR.. Yierce'S Golden Me
ical Discovery" (9oloene meotSinii1e
@~ntoedun9) i9leuntg cine e9te, 9riinoll9e
2 2fir' amS re ef&qt D ft5'e por nf Den 6 g5eaaSe id, qtis
0enoer Nranf6eit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
Marffberi6t
@bicoao. 90. 9

@m bieTisen @etreibenarft i6toB 8ei3en
Inn 2gc., GDrn nm &c., 0ater nm 13@14c.,
niebri9er, ais nor elmer 2So1e.
gSir notiren inn 3eitsel9Git;
SEQ. 2 QS et3eu.- Wtai 73f. Stunt gu
734c, ssluli 75sc, gtusnt 768c, September
Gorn.- N$ai IS, SUM- 354c, Suit
1890, Musu1t 375c, Sept. 378c.
er-Ytat 264c. Snnt 1890, Snli 264c,
Nu9ult 24RR.
gOmmermeta en gto. 9 au 1885,
i'm Spei9er, SEQ. 3 gu -@-c:
2S intermet5en mad Yrobe: Jto. 3
SEQ. 4 3I 66@-.
Corn SEQ. 2 i'm @peider 359@35& SEQ. 3
selbes 359@36, SEQ. 3 9elbes 32@3sA yto.
8 at 30@31a, SEQ. 4 C.
9afer. anF Der gobn, To. 2 rOeiBer 3u
32@33. go. 2 gu 274@28, SEQ. 3 wetBer
29@ @324C, SEQ. 8 gu 26} @30e, na9 Grobe.
No9sen 9tO.2 gu Gle I'M Spei9er. gto. 3
Su SIC.
gabn.
@amereten: EtmotBu 1.6O@1.7 70.
95.5 fir Yrin1os aein RO. / au 1860
ouf Der 8abn. nn9arii9er 6O@65, MiQet
$4,000. Seutl6er 60@7O.
&Ieie.-1 Gar Su $8.25, 4 Cars at 1926,
@9,5O, l @ors gu SO, Gar gu $3.50 Die
&onne.
Mtbbtings.-1 gors 3u 1925, 8
Cars Su $3.50, l @or gu So. rs, 1 Gar gu $40
bic Come.
9eu.-1 Gar SEQ. 1 Eimotbp gu $1O.5O,
1 car gu $1O.@5, l @or Soma uplaub SI
$3.50, 4 @ar su SO. 1 Gar $50, / @or be-
i9dOtgtSu rs Die 3Onne.
l @ar 81 $50, l Gar 81 500 bic 3onne.
g prit.- $1.14.
Ym tt er. 80 .@reamery'. beta 14@1se,
sietnIt9 CUTE bis CUTE Ij@t8c.. ,Dairp'.
beGe 1I@13c., 9erIGaers Qualitdt 5@1Oc,
v9toQS" 6@10c.
@ier. SrtI6e 8I@9c. has Dsb.;
l1t1t gang trii9e 5@7c.
Cell it 9 Ell. ~ NebenOe Errteas SO Il.
sel9lo9tete O.; Sibner 4@ SC.
9el9l. %; GHten 9elbl. o@l0c 6as 10.
Sprin9z@ bidens $2.25@5.W bas Obo.
SEA 1T o II ct II. - SurbautS 45@47 pei
QnontttGten UNI 5@1Oc b0ber. Neue {. 0O@
800 DaS 1SdB.
SobneH- @ute TeIe sWeottn1ss lilo
CLIO; Jtloi5 l.lo@I.3I.
20Iy !. - SCI p.E 81 0lc. Ra.L @o1ntr)
34@-c. No. sau 3@-c.
cd mi er EFT. - 8etBe @ountrp A 31c
B &c, 9elbe q, brdIne PC bas 4Iuno.
Git oNeI- $3.50 44.JO o1s Gi lt9en
fur colttorHtl9e, 5.5O@7.o0 fIr Wielltua.
Gpret III .-91tIfotriI 63.jJj0 81.
Slorioa 2.OO@3.5O Oas Rtt6eG 0alenci1
5.OO@S.5 80 Oas Sale.
pom,g.- @ater in ben @aben A@17:
boS 10.
3wtebeIn.-- O. has 6dB. Nene
5O@75 bos Sit9en uno lO@15c 0as
&uBeno.
MOtbe &Ibeu. = 25c has DusenS
giMo6en.
Dt obrriibeu. = 2o@-c bas Dubeub
Siinb9en.
Nept el. 2.5O@3.O 90 has sag.
Us ll6.-WtaQarbs ST. "a Seal 1.25
@ -, tletne Gnten 76@9Oc, miIoe EombeH
$2.00@2.25 oas Dish.
g al at. -1O@2Oc bas Dubeno.
SIe plant. - 10@15c. 0Gs Dusen6.
Geteriilte (. - 100o2Uc.
@nrtem.- 5O@75c oas Dbb.
NGoteS d ELL - 10@20c.
Sp0r9eL-50@75c 0es Oubenb gInbz
6en.
ba : 50 m -1.25@L.5O
baS STtltGeu.
8ermuoa=3wtebeIu $s.5O@
300 Ous &ilt3eu.
Snn8e @rbieu. $1.OO@1.s5 fir
SulbeI=&tlt6en.
Grobeerem. 1,s5@$s.OO per "a
Quart.
9to9 eereu = 1,5o@1.75 per "a
Quart.
,@tring Seons."-@ rine $1,000
10 per & guibel, 9elbe 2.O0@3.50.
&etBfobl CJtep Orleons) $2.5O@3.OO
Der o@rote." cSutuoiler $1.75.
Ananos( @sine Ipples). = t$9.5O@S.OO
oaS Nubb.
&iri9en. Sibe 1.5O@1,75, iaure
1.50 per l6 Quart.
Se5aHmisbeeren. 1926 Der gu.
y lnmentobI. = 8 .OO@2.5O 0os
0ubenb.
&dl = Better ueuer Sua=cream @beb.
bars 94@10, Stats 100 l0f, youua Mn1e=
tcaS 1O@IO4, StumS 2@7c
2Gn Oer TOMo&b0rIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

Sir trdge @e6Grlne, cine unt6Gti9e Sober,
lnperbauli9teit, iibclrie6enben Ntbem,
8ldDun9en, Sopfi9mer3 iino 2tper's Niuen
et1 itGeres Wtttel. 53u 9alto ODER Naiier,
all siei9 bequem, ,pirtiam uub sefabrlos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
anrsforS,9 eletp WDospbate.

@esen gta6ti6petB ulb @ri9loffun9.
Or. st. @tnDbalter, ct. 2olis, Wo., ia9t:
@ebrau9te es 9e9en O%pspeplia, nerpOle
@ri9lafiun9 unb yto9tl9peiB nit 9utem
@~rtolqe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

40, 365 Stid, eesen 138, 975 in Der pori9en
gSobe. IS wurbe be3ablt $3.80@4.123
fir lbpere unb $4.O0@4.2O fiir letbte.
BertaMTt puroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
9ieDmGrft.

Im Ginbpieb martt betrug bic .3rts
fubr ca. sc, 800 Stiid, ee9en 36,875 Stiid in
Der pori9en @o6e. Martt till unb Breile
nm 35@55c nteort9er, ais in Der uerSolI=
9elen @O3e.
Uerfauft Duroen Il. t.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
Ser BEL Der SQinois gentraIz8 obn

Ntt UEI UTl SHIIDIs GtHIIuG<U uUH
bei6Gfttgte, "a Sabre alte QGei6eniteuer
Sobn 3tlep wuroe OtittpD6 Wtor9en nm
20 ubr I'M &aiiagierz8 abnbofe Q~eIlannter
Bobn Don elmer 3angtr= 2otpmotipe uberz
fabren uno 10 i6uer nerlebt, DaB er i'm
81. 2utasz 6oipital cine StunDe Oarauf
itarb. Ser Same beS Observation-Disclosures
lit s. Bentley.
Ser nod siemLih iugenDIi6 aus
ieben6e Ni6ter Gbarles S. S6ofielo aus
Carthage in SQinois, peLder Su ben flint
BON ausrpdrts our QusbHIfe beiln bieligen
&reis9eri6t berufenen 9ti6tern 9e60rt, be-
gannNeCntag ieine 6ieft9e &bGtigteit in Dem
ebenlalS bon Gi9ter SiDneD Smit9 benubz
ten @ert6tsiaale. Die nod fe9lenDen 3lpei
auSDGrtigen &i6ter peroen am nd6iten
Montag tire beige Arbeit aufmsbmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

Staple p @orb ob9etiefert. F.O0@8.OO
sYuGe SIaps" y @orO ab9L..... 5.00@6.00
Stdta..
$50. 0 Bis 9, 1Oc; $50. 10 NIB IL, lie; $50.
IL, 113c; Io. 10 nto a, 123c; yto. Is uno
is; lac; SEQ. II, 15c; No. Is, Ice; SEQ. 10
19c; gfo. 20, zoe, nit Is 9ros. 9lbsug lRr
G!anas NnO 60 YrOl. itr &MpfersO raht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
&rumoeoEr.

, NHEUWG jour- .
Fancy pea green carpet and
Self-worklng green as to growth 8 q 81
Self.working slightly red-tipped 71@.8
Green Hurl. 8 "a 81
Slightly tipped Hurl. ........... s q 81
Green inside and covers. ......- 9 @ 81
Slightly red-tipped do. ......... 100 s
Crooked, as to length and color. 5 "a u
Common, damaged and seedy... 5 @ 2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
3ei6t gu:

96oe.- Die j3ufubr belief .fi6 ouf
ca. 49, 0 Stiid, 9e9en II 1000 9tId in Der
pOri9en ISOLDE. Yreile iteti9 wei9en6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
,gStrf Die strsnet Dor ole Smmoe!"

wenn es aItmobiI9e b~laupiai9er 9orte tit,
unb beltehe auf benz @ebrau9 Don DR..
Yierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
(idmGd6aften AbfIbrpiA9en), Die eiu mOz
Oer1ler mebiainil9er &%urusartifel, calbtrte
SOrnben, limb uno lpirtiame @runoltoffe
9ewiiier QSurSelu un0 SrdIter lnb mehr 9tbz
1ibrlln9straft entbalten ais bic altmootl6en
9roBeren Gilet. obne Die 9eDaltlamen
Oraltil6en &irtun9eu Der letteren 5u baben.
0ie qillden ipirfen 9riiuOli6, aber barmlos,
illOem lie eine oaiIermo 9%einnoe &9dti9felt oes
Wtagens unO Der GGrme berbeifibren, uno
1iHo ais anti.bil0le IrSuei unper9lei9lt9.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
An Offended Conductor.

A man was bounding around in a
car on the new Dakota road when
the conductor came through.
"Can you tell me-" said the man,
with great show of sarcasm, "wheth,
er this car is on the track or not p
"Sir?" replied the conductor, reach
ing into his pocket, "herc is volume
of the rules and regulations of this
road"
"But what do | want of it?"
look it over and sec if you can
find any rule saying that ] must
spend my time running alongside of
the train reporting its position to the
passengers. See if there is anything
in that volume that compels me to 60
humping myself along on the prairie
and yelling through the windows +;
-Four wheels off now!' or hind
trucks dragging on the ties!' or gen
tlemen, the baggage car has just roll
ed into the ditch 7 or passengers will
please remain seated while we turn
off here and scoot across the prairie
after a jack-rabbit.' Look over them
rules, sir, and see if you find any of
these directions. If you don't, in the
future please take your own observa-
tions OH wheels. ."-Estelline Bell.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
She Will Resign.

Solomon" said a white man, ad-
dressing colored gentleman, "your
wife has been working for me for sew
eral years and"
"Yas, sa, yas."
"Wait a minute. Your wife has
been working for me for years, but l
am compelled to discharge her."
"Why so, sahs"
"She is thief"
"My wife ?"
eyes, your wife"
Oats suthun new ter me, boss.
Me and her hab been libin' together
er long time and she amt neber
stole any thing from me yit."
81 don't know any thing about that,
but do know that she steals bacon
and bread from my house."
Oats mighty strange"
81 don't think it is. What do you
do ?"
"Who, me ?"
eyes, you"
"Wall, l amt doin' nothun' at de
present"
"How do you live ?"
"Me ?"
"Yes, YOU"
"W'y, l wucks round hear an
dar."
"I know that, but what do you do
with your money ?"
"My money!"
eyes, your money"
"Wall, eff you mus know | plays
poker wild the boys"
"Who supports your family while
you are playing?"
my family"
"Yes, you family
II does, eff l wins"
"But who supports your family If
you lose ?"
"Now, look heah, boss, eff yer doan
want my wife ter tote vidults erway
from yer house, all right. White
pussons is so strange ..dese late days
dat er cullud pusson doan know how
ter please EN-. My wife shan't wuck
fur yer no mo-, sab. ."-Arkansaw
Traveller.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

when they do not send him an an
nual. The official states that on Mon
day II man whose face he knew around
town, but whose name and occupa-
tion were unknown to him, called at
his Office and asked for him. The
stranger was little surprised at find
ing him in, and more surprised to
find that he was not known. He
dragged the official into the private
office and stated his mission.
IN W have come to ask favor
You give passes and want one for
Grangerville, if you can accommodate
me-"
Every sorry, sir, but do not give
out the passes"
"But you see this is a rather i'm
portant matter, and you can do the
world good. You see there is friend
of mine in Grangerville, and he has
had little trouble with his wife.
She is n friend of mine also, and
think if go out there l can fix up
the matter for them"
Every sorry, but their trouble is
not part of the interest of this
railroad, and if they fight until the
police come cannot do anything"
"Well, if you don't give out pass
es who does?"
"Our President and our general
manager"
"Do you think that they would
give me pass if l saw them ?"
"No, l don't; l know they won't /;
what the - have they got to do with
your friends family row ?"
"Well, then / can't 60, that's all ;
and that family must suffer-"
The stranger left with hurt look
OH his face, and the official jul t grin
ned and started out to tell the latest
story.-Buffalo Express.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
That FAMILY Must Suffer.

A prominent western railroad man,
passing through Buffalo, tells good
story on request of a man for a
pass. 1t may be said that the off,
cial is "agin" the pass system, and
carries his antipathy SO far as to pay
his fare at times on other railroads
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

The Danbury News is responsible
for the story that mouse fell into
a bowl Of cream the other night, and
in its endeavors to keep itself afoat,
churned the cream into butter, on
which it stood and climbed out. 0,
cheese it.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

eyes, was cleaned out ON the Pro-
duce Exchange" he said, as he sat
with his legs swinging off the depot
platform.
"And now r.
well, I'm running forty acres of
land back here-half in onions and
half in turnips."
"And how do you feel ?"
"Greatly relieved. It's terrible
burden off my mind not to shiver
and sweat over the grasshoppers eat
ing up the wheat in Kansas, the floods
drowning out the corn in Illinois and
Missouri, and the oats in the Ohio
valley being knocked into the middle
of last month by frost"
: "And your onions and turnips ?"
Nothing to worry about-nothing
at all. If there's too much rain for
the onions it's boss for the turnips,
and if its too cold for turnips it
makes twenty acres of onions give all
over. Great relief, gentlemen, great
relief."-Wall Street News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

Wont you sing, Mrs. Moneybags?'
81 have not sung since l was married" F"
"But you we're perfect nightingale
before" "Nightingales never sing
after they have made their nests. -
Town Topics.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

A stick that burns-caustic; a
stick that stretches-elastic a stick
that hurts-boom-stick; with a bad
temper-acrostic; an orthodox stick
-agnostic; a swollen stick-bombas-
tic; timely stick-a clocks tick
Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

Mercy on me, Mary, where have
you beeni The back of your dress
is covered with dust. You have not
been sitting on the front steps, l
hope?"
"No, ma, couldn't get the piano
stool high enough so put the big
bible OH it."-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

A dentist and a successful actor
agree. They "pull we'll" Their sal
aries depend on what they "can
draw" They like to see the seats
full. They can "bill we'll" Both
use good deal of gas.-National
Weekly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

This, from Connecticut insurance
agents Office door slate, for brevity :
"GOne to bury my wife; will be back
in thirty minutes. Boston Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

A New Hampshire chap who want
ed to break off the engagements to
another fellow of the girl he loved
didn't try to persuade either that the
other was false, but just contrived to
get them both to join the same church
choir, and in less than a week they
didn't speak.-Shoe and Leather Re-
porter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

"Well, now, Polly, the cook, has
left u.s." said she in deep distress,
"and what sort of shape are we in
now?" "In the shape of polygon," T"
he responded, with glee, for he was a
paragrapher, and had never got off
a good thing SO impromptu before
Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
WIT AND HUMOR.

The sculptor is the man who ac-
tually carves his own fortune.-Bos-
ton Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

First musician, in street car
eyes, | understand Jones has finish
ed his new opera. Have you seen
the score yot?' Second musician
"No, l haven't" Fellow passenger
Excuse me, gentlemen, but it was
3 to. 2 in favor of the New Yorks." +"
-Tid.bits.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

Habit, not resisted, soon becomes
necessity.-Augustine.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

81 hear you've discharged your new
man, Galley"
"Yaas, the beggaw; sent him
packing yestawday."
"What did he do to invite the
sack"
"He was simply too insuffawably
impudent faw anything. Would you
believe it, the blawsted beggaw used
to tie his cwavat at my CLAWS, he did,
by Jawve." Town Topics.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
JV1L. u. MAIDEN, M ID.

Physician, Surgeon, Gynecol osist, Etc.
Late Asst. Surgeon U. 8. Army; Examining sur
geon for u s. Pensioners and all the principal Lille
Insurance Co.'s. Residence and Once on oeconu
St., nearly opposite the Union House.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
DETROIT, NACKIyAC & MARQUETTE h. E.

"MaoRinaw Short Line"
The only direct route between the East and the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

WANT GENERAL AGENTS.-s25 A WEEK
w and expenses, or so cents on the. dollar, to
Wholesale my goods. A rare chance. No competi-
tion: Quick sales. Address +. NJ. WEAVER,
Adrian, Mich, with stamp. 7sOmG
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

"What do you think? ?" said Clara
"that borrid Tom Brown proposed to
me last evening. He hummed and
hawed long time, but finally spunk-
ed up courage to ask for my hand"
"And what did you say, dear p
asked Della.
"Say? Why, | told him l couldn't
be so cruel as to burden him with a
third hand, when he didn't know
what to do with the two he already
had-the awkward booby."-Bostou
Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
Detroit, Bay City & Alpena R.R
Time Table No. z.

All trains run by the Nnetieth Meridian Cen
tral Standard time.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

Miss Nobody: "And so your sis
ter married an Italian count ?"
Miss Somebody.-"Ycs, a genuine
count. His title is perfect"
Miss Nobody: "He accompanied
her home, l suppose ?"
Miss Somebody: "Yes. Hark
There he comes now. / would know
his hand organ among thousand. p
Philadelphia Call.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Fhe Niagara Falls Ronte.
Arrival and departure of trains noted below as
fcllows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-25

Day and Evening Express daily, Sunday except
cd. Night Express daily, Saturdays excepted.
w. RUGGLES, II. A. McEACHRAW,
Gen1 Pass. & Ticket Agt., Local Ag't.,
Chicago, Ill. Alger, Mich.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26

Now, having done this, had he used his
heels, he would have saved himself, for
he was of the build for swift running;
whereas sailors are bad runners, though de-
cent dancers. But his chivalrous courage, not
~disdaining flight, for the honorable reason
that it never thought of flight, held him
rooted, with nostrils quivering and cleaning
eyes.
Thompson of the bushy whiskers, gathered
himself off the road, and rubbing the bridge
Of his nose, looked with a cast in his eye at
the gentleman in the cloak.
1--WE want no b%loodshed," exclaimed that
worthy. "Thompson, jenkins, here, three
of you make his hands fast and bring him
along"
This was an order not to be disobeyed under
pain of a whipping; willing backs must not
be bloodily plowed for boyish obstinacy. So
they went with a rush; the dust scared in a
cloud as from under the heels Of a flying
horse. 1t was a wild fight, a mad resist
ance, with the h%ardhitting which the age of
Mendoza and the slogster Crabbe made
free with. But a sudden blow must end the
unfair contest. Down went Cuthbert like a
snuff sellers Scotchman under the lurch of a
drunken man. In a moment his hands were
bound; but his legs declining to exert them.
selves, he was hoisted on to the shoulders of q
couple Of stout seamen and the party pro
ceeded smartly up the hill toward the gorge
that led to the sea.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
o~utstretched arm,
dIui.
@Touch me at your peril!' he shouted.

outstTetched arm.
"Touch me at your peril" he shouted.
"Come, come, take it coolly, man. All the
a~rgufication in the world IL do no good. The
sarvice wants ye, SC give us your hand upon
It'll" With a bound the bushy-whiskered man
grasped Cuthbert's arm.
The three pinioned men looked on with a
dull interest; the sailors turned their tobacco
junks unconcernedly, glancing back at the
town or up at the moon, muttering over the
wet pull before them.
which, in a fury, make steel Of the hand and
steam engines of the muscles. His white fist
sped, like a snow fake on a rush of wind,
right into the bend of the man Thompson's
brow, and a pigtail wriggled in the dust, and
q pair of boots tried to hit tho moon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26

c. .. Maloney, the druggist, positively
asserts that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is the safest and
best treatment for gripping pains diar-
rhooa, cholera morbus or summer COM
plant, and he knows! 1t is not only re-
commended, but guaranteed, and is just
such q medicine us should be kept in
every house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
FORCED APART
By w. CLARK RUSSELL
Author of the "Wreck of the Grosvsnor,"
"a Sailors Sweetheart" Etc.
P v.
IMPRESSED.

Cuthbert might we'll be thankful that
there would be no need for him to meet his
father again that day in privacy unless sum-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
word TO FARMERS!
Protect Yourselves and Your Families Against
Ruin from Hail or Cyclones.

ma business man cannot ford to be without rotonm much less can the farmer whc crrs-hb all
are" entirely exposed ohe elements. 1t costs theft farmer tm til for rtrhon-a half ml oo of grain
Ihel poor farmer who Mw worked lrlu II leXMtdc every rsoure to put in crp the loss # whIW mI
enha ca suffering MnScfa ndm family anotf r u mmro fw cents lm aea ford toew without
hMha and cyclone prtetona and the eltedof farmer orhhlyc ano. for he won't Mss til ew cents The
The mToraMef protection hMg settled thee question to "de sheM best and safest Nleme This is
|chmeib rt Farmers Mutual Protective Association of Pknknton ,Daka-ano Organizations farmer.
membership III which brings thee desired protection. Mr. T. G. kenAhg genera sdMmtrf re
nonaan% portion rm%a %m Territory lMm1Ey. is n@n Devils hke6 rtr pHro@f explaining the workings of the
my hnmerh see MMs: Means RMrr, who ael been app1eil specials solicitors for Tho Devils Lake
lane. district and examMeh scheme Lastly r tha association protected an acreage FOYER 1@MO acres
fAa ct OM than Is UM ma acre. and saved its meLrro overs M The uAd, limit of mttnmrn
lmemhRrb G cmsp per acre
In 1.-THE first place hha mmmnl company which hnursa gdnA losses crops from halls ons OIL cyclones.
Iaa pays inca actual loss on such from fund whnhk made up FAM initiation feof So which maes he
membran member life 81 @nianuhd dues, and an assessment fndp ex@d@ % cents pra acre on grow
ing crops durngt he entire season. TRin smpth pOeGednh his mutual relations by cMul nNrmppon
1.-THE crops ofhe members fhea association Then members of the as@amnm meet once a year and elect a
IdToshoy for her fms thym y efta md, during the year as each member is assessed fma loss he
pay the almnnto fMeas assessment into the depository himself TIL initiation fee and the semtannnld dues
IEng pato tet treasurer the arumultelf funds used for the expenses carrying on the business The
association has no sheio mre except Ml pokkeTert the omr omn aHmaemH and solicitors r"lumsr
the expense Isl pMed nhe depository. This yws. mf fund out of which losses are raid taking linz the H.
assessment lighter every year The association does not demt anything ont of a loss for the harvesting
IMreMngM and marketing fg grain