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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09
Law on Dogs.

Judge Dresser has ruled that a live
dog is mot stealable in Maine. Under
the Maine law a dog liz mot subject to
larceny, because he is mot An article
OF food, mot made by the toll OF man,
and mott included in amy other OF the
cl asses of stealable property. How
over, the hide OF a deg is stealable,
because 1T is made valuable by the
toll of naan. Thus the owner eof IA
dead dog lis protected by law, while
the owner of live dog is left to his
own resources to protect his dog.
This is quite a premium on dead dogs.
The Legislature has the power to
make a live dog stealahle II the
Legislature fails to do this the dog
comes under the common law, and
you can make off with him, and, al
though he cost his owner small for
tune, and was imported from Italy,
you can't be arrested for stealing.
But the owner can bring a civil action
either OF trespass, trover or replevin.
Hawks arestealable because they have
q noble and generous nature and
are serviceable to mankind. Bees are
stealable because they produce food.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09
A man made mad over veget arian.

A man made mad over veget arian-
ism was q curious INN ate of a Penn.
sylvania hospital. The sight Of any
animal, bird, insect or reptile, slain
at the hand Of man, would send him
into paroxysms Of hysteric rage. He
would wear no shoes, in order to kill
the fewer animalcule as he walked.
Every shoe or Woollen article ofcloth-
ing that came in his reach he would
destroy; a funeral would fill him with
frenzy, for he held that the dead
should be carried into the woods and
covered with leaves; while his Vegeta-
rian ideas as to food were equally
pronounced. Onevery occasion pos
sible he wonld slip off to eat grass,
each blade ofwhlcb would carefully
wipe in order to preclude the destruc.
ton of an insect.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09

Itis quite possible that We have not
come TO the end of illuminating pro-
5ects, and that the use of electricity
may not supersede ail0Jher,materials
Glasgow has recently witnessed the
test of s. new iluminanG OF .eNtraordi.
nary power. 1t is obtained by the
evaportion of tar, creosote, or other
hydro7ean5on oils The flame is pure
white, very intense and can be carried
up to 5000 candle power. The ey-
pense is two cents per hour per I 600
candle power. 1t is in the production
of artificial light and heat that civil
ization has for the last twenty-five
years most notably marked progress.
1t is on the same line we shall move
for some time to come. The end will
be free fuel and free lights for the peo-
PIE as we now bave free air.-Globe.
Democrat.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09
Consistency. Thy Name is
Woman.

He was her third husband and it
ooked as if he wa drifting away.
"Henry," said she, weeping, ''have
you any last reauest?''
"Only one" he 'murmured. "Bury
me in the country under the willows"
"Henry," said she, II hate to refuse
your last request, but I've always
buried my husbnndsfin the city, and
it wouldn't be fair to make an ex-
,ception. Now, wouldn't, dear?'
Afterward she was sorry for her
consistency, as Henry got so mad
that it broke the fever and he
recovered. BRAKES Magazine
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09
TRADE CENTRES.

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Sleeping. Cars is without rival.
It's RO4D-BED is perfection. OF
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the
faVOrfte route for the Commercial
Traveller, the Tourist and the Seek
ers after New Homes in the Golden
Northwest,
Detailed Information chee1fuUy
furnished by
G. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent,
New Ulr, MINI
MARVIN HuGHIT, II. C. WICKER,
Vice res't and Gen. Mangr Traffic Manager
E.P. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

.Mormot,ttu 1otafafbolbsforenine"
Norriall County bar itbierbt In Yin.
mOonins ON DptaseIie 5ellesielitobe1
% en- &Opi al fin &onititutiou.
Setreteren Sacob s. 9eflunb ipsrser
%. naar o5elt Raabet" oil flute meb al
tribe imob .Golteblabet" Os andre vi.
b%olbsoenners llbtalelier.
S bet ri oplpler, at Ri lite bar beitemi
os paa bperfen uaar ri uil bespnoe elle,
flute, ifal b, sisre Sefreteren opmert=
iom paa, at ri bar labet uJolfeblabet'
os andre Nfbolbsuenner It'll bnilteu
&last .Jolteblaoet''s Berionale ilet lite
fan b~enresnes) biotil baue baaoe BET
isrite % bets fibite Orb.
3 Bath. Jreeborn GOuntp, er orsanz
iieret en- Hrobibitionstlub. &ep. u.
@~ariteniou, Breiioent, S. g. 2arion,
&asierer, g. 9anion, Sefreter.
s 9apwarb, Greeborn County, er
bannet en- Stub. Souls AleIon, Breiiz
bent, s. g. 9anlon, Setreter, os 8. ..
@sier, &asierer.
Sit 8ote reprelenterer eller buroe re-
preieutere bit 8rincip. Stem for Hroz
bibitton % bin Stemmeieooel oil / Sta
ten os Natiofen aniees iOm en- &sit
impb Salppneu.
Or. q. 8ertelion, iom en- lan9ere
7io bar itsttet Nfbolosforeninsen /
Cereal meb tit Nrbeioe, er MI flpttet til
Duluth. gan bilier fine 8emner ! Ger
cal os baaber, at be oil boloe Sasen
irem nleo &raft os Nluor MI lom FIR.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

#-
The Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association, al De 5oreneoe
Stater bar ct Meolemsantal al 10000
os er efter al SanoIpnlisbeb ben iterfez
ite Organization af ben Slass / 8erben.
Scr. Sobn o.. StOne, 5oreninsens nal'l.
@etretar os &asierer, 79 Dearborn
ct. gbicaso flyer / ct 8rep at ban fere
@anse / be iibite 20 Gar bar ueret p1a<
get meb &rampe og &o0it, bpilfet bar
tpunset bam til at bolbe Gensen fra 8
til 6 Gage; men at ban, ba ban bar neo
bet aarlise Mpbe / ct. Sous, f~orifafz
febe fig en- Glaife @bamberlains @olic,
9olera & Diarrboea &emeop os oplez
oeoe bet berli9ite &eiultat efter at babe
brust ben. Set er bet eneite Mibbel Der
bar bjulpet bam iaa iuprt % yobt.
Snsen itulbe foretase nosen &elie bet
foruoen. 5aaes bog Npotetere.
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Eli TortIartm8.

8i %erfarer, at Nfbolospennerne
6enbrum oeb 5%oranbrinsen / &uartet>
tens 8eilerute life itioe bleo unoerrettet
ON 5oranorinsen % at mango forgj9=
pes bar lamlet til Mpoe. 6r. 8inbers,
Tom. ublasbe 8eileruten, er mi frapas
renbe, os ri fan life f%urflare bet paa an
ben Maabe enb at &partetten bar fulgt
ben foranbrebe Suite. iaaiom / oNortbtp.
YrobibitiOniit.
&partetten pil berefter boloe fig npiz
astis efter 8uten, iom ben ftaar / u5elt
8aabet", os gennerne / 9enorum baa@
Der ri oil bolbe os unbifplote, naar oi
1enere laber &partetten beige benz.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

toartetten fra minneapolis bill unbers
bolbe Hublitum uieb 1oler % Gang.
neutrality-suspicious. besbuber &t. 10
% er fri for N0e.
neutrality-suspicious. aabnes
rneb en- Set &l. 3 oaNpil Der blipe Bill
letter at erbolbe for Csc peo Snbsanz
gen.
Nle bsr benptte benne Nnleonius til
at bpre bore uomerfebe Sansere.
Nnoretu Neis,
Sefret9r.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
Hi fommer os.

gnbps Brainarb bar to Nfbolosforez
ninaer l for Mmerifanere o9 l for
Sfanbinaperue.
s ct. gloub orsaniierebes en- Mfbf.
ben II bennes at Rebaftsr 2ino meo 81
Meblemmer.
Mrs. Bailep i~friper: nNae 5oreninz
ger / Bolt 60. II / 9aaet = oil ba'
8eips af &partetten.
Gfanbinaperne omfrins Granite Sails
er farbise fur Nntaselien al 9roblbition
Der bebspes Nrbeibe.
timber Garsmpbet siorbe apartetten
iammen meb 8aitor 8aulion en- liben
Bout oper til SEEM 2onbon os organic
rebe en- Nfbolbsforenins paa nosle oe
80 Meblemmer.
TIMBER &o~uferentIens Narsmsbe boloi
Jormanb Stub Nfbolbsforebra9 | &trfer
bbor Mpbet blep bolbt. &partetten iang
On 8ret / 5ilmore gountD lfriper
uSes er rleaet i~nteresIeret / Dor gob'
Gag, Brobibition, os pil sjsre aft bpaf
Der itaar i min Mast fOrat faa anor'
interesierebe. Det sleber mig at ie
bporlebes bort norffe Soft taser fraftie
Gel i bette Nrbeibe os 1amler Jig fler'
og Here. Seq bar 9aab om, at faa bell
min Menisbeb til at femme for Yrobi
bition!
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LET

LIZ
med disse at mig selv foranstaltede
Excursioner oliver solgte til saa
uhsrt billige Priser, at ingen anden
Agent i hele Nordvesten kan tilbyde
eder nogen lignende. Mine Passa-
gerer gaar med Exprestog direkte til
New York og undgaar saaledes at
tage ind paa Chicagos Hoteller for
at byte Billetter og Bagagechecks.
Passagerne saavel som Ragagen be-
fordres frit fra Jernbanestationen i
New York til Dampskibsbroen. Kort
sagt, Excursionisterne har ingen
unedvendige Omkostninger fra der
Dag de forlader Minneapolistil de
ankommer til Scandinavian.
For m Oplysninger beseg
eller tilskriv Hovedagenten for disse
Excursioner
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pig lite, ba tag en- 4Olce metropolitan Site Sni. g., al SEEM yOrf, 9et
rgrne os ftrefe SnbutrRle Jorftrinss seltab Gmerifa. &aptal 5 NRilio>
ner Dollars. Mntalet al Death Claims, iom btoe uobetane fbe Gr bar opr
$4,000. Sc. fpher fra 81, os opab on lsen. Set forores insen Snbtraberess
pense. Snsen Jorpsafe Betalnsen forlanses. Snsen 8etalins for Doctor
examination. Yrenurne inbfasires usentis Meblemmernes gofser.
NMe Nlore fra l til 70 Nar antases. Acknowledgement uobemles frr
efr ben iorifnbes Ds6. Betalusen tr ben famine for besse &isn. Sun innoe
os frhfe asureres. Mu8uf Saeobicn, AS eeor ape. er asnt for
bette Co. pg bill bore sho peb at e 2anbsmenb fire 5amilen ueo en- Hoee.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

besse % peutebe paa buert eneite Drh
ga for bet bar Ioo inberlis moriomt a
iibbe % bit paa slnna. pun pibite ia,
meset, % bun fOrtalte bet faa Ombpsse
li9t. iaa barnilist, iaa parmt % lepenoe
at en- albris tunbe bli lei al at bsre pas
benbe. gtf % til fang bun. Men b
benbte bet itunbom, at bun itanieoe mel
en- Gang, ienbte ct lanst Wlif uo sien.
mem 8inbuet % falot ben ! Tauter
Saa fit ri fanite bpre ct Sut, d Nnnd
bar isien ben famine blioe penlise mel
bet forunberlise tinse emil paa 2eben
Men bet blep mart fibite @ansen, iee
fit 1e glnna Imile. Oct bar en- fur Mans
bag tet inb unber Sui: Rarl Tom lite
paa Sfolen. ,Suorfor bet?" ,9ana
Mor er ips", melbte en- at @utterne.
Saainart jes Flap Stolen, itpnbte ies
mig lise til Nnnas 9iem. Ser laa bun
bles os mat. Men enbba bapoe bun ct
luast emil isien, ba leg Tom ! Dsren.
Oct bar ben iibfte. Om Natten bpbe
bun.
Nnna blep last ! &iiten, ben forte ai=
tie meb bet lille bpibe Rors paa 2aaset.
Oct bar lite mango, iOm fulste benbe
til @raoen. 2uften bar mbrf os tuns,
Sneeu falot iti0e, tat % Ham, men bet
lille 2isfblse arbeibeoe fig frem siennem
Dalen.
-.- 5aa Tom &arl paa 8asIa.
10 glar ienere traf jes BAN isien paa
Dampifibsbrpssen / =. Suno. Ser git
ban, min samle Ben, / nosle samle usle
&laoer, iom bang iaaban LIFT ON &rops
pen, ct Yar ifp Dine, iom it.rreoe tanfez
fulot uo for fig, os ct Gniist, Der bib
nebe itarft cs tDoelist ON en- lioeuoe, la
itefulb Sial.
Seq git bort til bam o9 ipurste laa
rolist iom mnlist, ON bet lite par min
samle Ben &arl.
uNei = nei ia laa = ia =
bet er lense 1ioen - bet bar laamen
laapibt ies fuuoe fienoe big isien -
aaip bet er moi &arl - besperre!"
Seq prppeoe at tale ON lisesptoise
1ins, os ri git iammen opoper @a6en.
Ser fom ri fOrbi vSamlaset". Set
bar, iom Der fom 2iu oct ilappe Nuiist,
oa ban fit ie ale be glide 5laiferne, os
ban builfeoe bort til mig: uDu funoe
%Iaamen sjerne lpanbere ct @las paa Ell
sammel &ammerat!"
nMin fjere &arl, bu bar pift facet
altfor mango @las'', ia ies.
uNa ia, ies bar faaet mpe itpst ies",
ia aarl. oNor bbbe ira Mtg, os ies
foul paa &asia. Ser sioroe be Scar af
mig, Der banfeoe be mig, os Der ipelteo'
be mig; iaa Tom ies no paa 8laampra,
os Der bapbe ies bet lite for soot. Seq
bar sla', ba ies blep iaapar Rar, at ies
faa mig en- Snaps ensans imellem.
Set bar pert min eneite @lebe Iioen
Mor osbe. Sci fibite Orb ia ban ballot
b%piifenbe, os jes iaa sobt, at en- 9aare
pibleb frem".
Dasen efter melbte ies mig ino / EN-
Nfbolosforenins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Dr. Gabp's Condition Houber opfri-
tier 5orbsieliesorsanerne, befrier SDite@
met fra Ornle, siuer 9eite COB Nppe-
tit og Irtter benz | COB Stanb for baarbt
Nrbeibe. Salses paa Mpotefer.
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at 0tett8beSl

Mgenter fan faa ftabist os let Nrbeloe
os COB Betalins, enten be leper paa 6urm
ener / $50. 9ilitrip nSbe go>DperatiueSSn .
bemnitp Co." for Betiuselfer. 8ense be-
tales til Weolemmer / Spgbomstilfeloe.
9lbbresie: g. %. 8sr 549,
Winneapolis. Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
4oupemtioner.

8robibitipniiternes Transformation
bolhes / ct. Saul ben "A os rs Suit %
bespnoer &l. 10 6orrn.
&epr9ientationen pil bore:
2 Delesater for buert County og Iiben
l 9ele9at for bper so Stemmer, ipm
blep taitet for Glib til @upernsr, l
Delesat fra buer 9robibition &lub,
l 9elesat fra boer 80. 6. 8. Il. os l
fra buer itaubinaoiit Totalafbolosforez
ming, Iom bar furplistet Jig til at unber=
ltste 8ronibitionspartiet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
8efjenotgjprelie
Abe suit.

Nfbolbsforeniusen i5ersus Sails iab@
bpber berpeb bet ffanbinapiife Soft i
5ersus Sails % Dmesn til en- feftlis
S%ammenfomlt ben Abe Suli. Stubenter=
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
FRA Mrbeiosmarfem.
00utSutrOet | 8arneSOtue
ben 3Ote Nat 1888.

Sfslse Snbbptetie fra N~fbolbsfpres
niasen i 9arnespille, iamleoes felsenoe
Delesater i ben goneresationale Rirfe
for at raabilaa ON Stiftelien at en- Sci
lesforenins for Glap Co.: Sra 9isblano
@roue Nfb'fOrenins .. .. 9ltteroal;
fra Msolanb Nfb'iorenins 9. .. Sic;
fra Yarf Nib, forenins s. s. Nilion, q.
aras9erlb, Seuerin Solum % Top Ger
branbion; fra Barnesuille 8. q. Grid
ion, 81. y. 9weetOn, S. 9. 1weeton,
2epor 1tpeetog % D. S. &ittelsrub. 9.
9eiusarb, Nils 9erbranbien, s. s.
3orserion os fere optoses iom fennmez
berettisebe peb Mpbet.
sf be forifjenise Gelesaters 8eretnin,
ger fremsit, at ole 5oreninser, iom bar
reprelentereoe, bar inoe for 5eQesforee
ming.
Otter 6orilas at 8. 9erbranoien blep
bet enitemmis pebtaset, at ri filter en-
Jeuesfurenius for 1otalafbolo | Clap
g., Minn.
5oreuinsens Gmbeosmano ct: Sore
mano 9. ~gaemsorb at 8arnespiae; 8ice,
formanb 1hess. Mnber1on at Qisblarb
@roue; Sefret9r 81. 8. Tpeeton al
8arnespine; aaslerer Top 9erbranoion
al gart. g .. Sic al Molano ps 3.
.. 9itteroal at Sisblanb @rope palstes
til Meblemmer at ben efiefutiue aomite.
Get fsrite Narsmsoe boloes / Yarf
ben 3Ote Mai 1889.
@pm llbtalt til 2ope iremlasoes ben
al Beder Gountpforeuins antasne, iom
bisfuterebes @a~rasrafsuis os ~antoses
meb nusle 5oranorinser, lom ubpioelie
at Stemmeretten til 2 for bper 2ofalforz
enius os iioen l for buer 25 Weolems
mer, 6oreniuseu teller. S Harasrufen
pm Sormaalet tilfpiebes Snoipriel al be-
rulenoe Driffe.
Msoet beilutteoe fig til at afboloe ei
@rtramboe / BarnespiQe ben 12te Suli
forat forbanble ON boao Der funoe sis=
res for Gasen unoer 9eitoalset.
Oct paalasbss Sefretpren at lenoe
Mpbets 8eferat til Dptaselie / u6elt
&aabet".
st. 9. Ttpeeton.
On n; nh1in Inn inArnffe nmfrpnf nP
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Saa lpber Siftorieu. Seq fit ben npz
Zig al en- &ammerat fra 2anoet, os ban
ia til mig, oa ri ifiltes: r9u funoe
sjerne lette ben Sorteqinsen 'Mennez
1%fepennen'".
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Da ri nplis lob inbrgtfe omtrent be
famine 2ppe, iaaleoes lom antasne al
&reblen for Douglas 60, ital pi tilabe
% fun at paapese be paientlislte 5orz
anbrinser, 1om foretoses, laaleoes iom
onerfpr er Siort. Neo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Qennepin County &%onpentlon for
Yrpbibitionilterue boloes paa 8lummer
8oit 9aq Nsinneapolis om gfterm. &l.
2 ben % Suli '88.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Yrobibitionsfunpention for 5emte
Distrift boloes i Gourtbuset / Jersus
Sails ben 1Sbe Suli. &l. 2 @fterm. for
at opitiQe &anbibat til Weblem at &onz
sreslen. 6nert goutD bar &et til at
lenbe 4 9elesater, en- for buer Hrobibiz
tions flub os l for bper rs Stemmer
taites for Gibbs.
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2an6 og 8beienoomme.

Gutter bu at fipbe, ialse eller bort
bptte bin @ienoom / Bpen eller paa 2ans
bet, iaa beips eler ~tilifrip bet anerfjenote
5irma
u. g. Yeterfon & Co.,
205 Eemple Court,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

5srite Congressional Distrift boloer
@onuention / 9obse Centre ben 17oe
Suli, &l. 10 5orm. ON Nftenen oil Der
bltpe Maslemgbe.
@epre1entatienen er 4 for 6pert Goun=
tp % / for bper rs Stemmer faitet for
Gibbs, / fra bper Yrobibitionsflub, l
fra 8. s. 8. Il. % l fra bper ifanoi=
nauiif Notwithstanding.
Dodge County &onpentionen boloes
for Soulton County ben 22oe, iBreiton,
Fillmore So. ben 25be.
Battle Gate ben 2Obe.
Goobbue 60. paa 5rancis 9aois
5arm ner 3umbrpta ben 23oe.
@ice County boloer fin &onpention
6aribault ben 27be Suui &l. l @ftm.
5iQmore 60. / guurtbuiet Hreiton
ben 25be 4l. II Sorm.
2pon So. iamles til aouoention Mar=
lbaI ben lite Suli.
5ierbe &onsresiionale Ditrift Min,
nelota mpber / Marfet 9aa ct. Saul
&l. IL ben "a Suli, forat opitile &anz
oibat til Meolem al &onsresien. 9uert
County ienber l Delesat os iioen l for
bper sc Stemmer faftet for 2pman 80.
Denton 1886. Ditriftet bsrer gounz
tierne Waibinston, &amiap, 9ennepin,
Wrisbt, Bine, &anafee, Nnofa, @biiaso,
Sianti os Sberbur1e.
S. 8. Sames,
Chm.
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@ice County bolber fin &onpention
6aribault ben 27be Suni &l. l @ftm.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

@oobbue 60. paa 5rancis Daois
6arm ner 3umbrpta ben 23be.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

5illmore 60. / guurtbuiet Yreitor
ben 25be &l. II Sprm.
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Battle Safe ben 2Obe.
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Dodge County &onuentionen boloes
for 9ouiton County ben 22be, iBreton,
6iQmore 81. ben 25be.
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2pon So. lamles til aonpention Mar=
ibaQ ben lite Suit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01
Concerning the South Pole.

If Henry Willard carries out his pres.
ent intention Of making a trip to the
south pole the world will doubtless learn
some new facts about that interesting
region. Sir James Boss has told us all
that is known about the south pole. He
found enormous fields Of ice and ice
bergs a mile high, and he also found an
open polar sea. He saw beyond the
extreme southern limit of his voyage an
enormous active volcano, and this gives
rise TO the belief that the intense cold in
the vicinity Of the pole may be tempered
by the heat escaping from the interior u
the earth, This fact perhaps led Poe 10
write his wild and fanciful account OF
the adventures of Arthur Gordon Pym.
The world ut large will wish Mr.. Willard
a successful trip in the interests Of sci
ence. Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01

distinct races. In n OF ln-oo .iip.o.s
are seen all the cardinal characteristic
features of the North American Indian;
in another are sea the distinguishing
marks that Indicate the negro race, while
in the third the admirable features Of the
Caucasian predominant.
Their mother, at he time of then
birth, was As years old. / do not re-
member the exact age of the father, but
he is an old man; his hair is very gray,
nearly white. The children are now
nearly 8 years old. They are all well
formed, and were in excellent health
when | found them. In commenting on
them the mother said: II tell you it's a
big task 10 nurse three babies at one
time" But both parents seem to BE-
very proud Of them.-J. w. Graydon in
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01
Interesting rrIplets In Alabama.

The case Of the Georgia tripIots As not
more interesting than one seen by the
writer near Pine Apple, Wilcox county,
Ala, somewhat less than a year ago.
Perhaps a description Of them would be
Of some interest, | went TO see them
last August OsSO, accompanied by DIR.
w. X. Chapman, physician 10. their
mother. From him and the parents to-
gethcr | learned the following facts con.
corning the case; The mother is the or
spring Of a genuine negress and white
man, which makes her a mulatto. Tho
father Is the son Of a mulntto ON n side
and an Indian on the other, thus fur
nishing 30 one issue the blood Of three
- 49, 1919.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01
LEI Us REJOICE.

A London special SAYS: IL o
seems TO be a fact that the Old World
needs about 10000, 900 10 10000, 900
bushels # wheat more than the har-
vests of the year will produce. To put
1t in another way, the countries which
always have to buy wheat must this
year buy some 295, 100000 bushels,
while the countries raising more than
thev consume will have about POS ,0)O,-
900 bushels TO sell. Yesterdays terrific
storm of wind and rain ended what
~ chance remained Of decent crops
in Great Britain and the English must
now import ut least 10000, 900 bushels.
France, which next to the United
States IL the grestest wheat producer
in the world, has Que Of the worst
crops ever resped. A week ago 1t was
estimated she would need TO import
5000, 900 bushels. Now since the
fresh storm and the discovery by the
fret threshing Of the bad quality Of
the grain, the shortage is put at SO,OOO,-
900 bushels by the Mercuriste Des-
HOLES, and at SO. 900, 600 bushels by
Ballsck, Sorasin Il Co. Germany,
Italy and the Netherlands must buy
more wheat than usual this year of the
great exporting countries. W. under
stand mere that the United States and
Canada can be counted on to supply
about lO3, 00O, 900 bushels, Russia 90, 0OO,-
900 and India IS, 900, 600, but in these
latter countries there Ia much more
uncertainty than in the former. From
Russia, for instance, there are all sorts
OF reports, latterly quite unf~avorable,
and from India II il more difficult 10
get the truth. Judging from our spec
ial reports from the wheat producing
states published the United States will
not be in a position IN furnish very
much Of the 1900, 600 or 10000 600
bushels Of wheat which, according TO
our London correspondent, will be
required 10 meet the deficiency caused
by poor crops IN the old world.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01
Ths Garfield Young Folks.

The marriage portion of the Garfield
young people will he ample, as Mrs. Gar.
field is rich and the Masons have always
lived in good style. Gen. Garfield's es.
tate netted the widow about $40, 600, and
in addition she received S25, 900 in
surance on his life. Congress, il will re-
membered, voted her an annual pension
Of $4,000, and gave her besides $40, 900,
which would have been the balance Of
the salary due the president at the end 1t
his first year in office had he lived. The
amount of the popular subscription raised
directly after Garfield's death, when in
vested for her in government bonds.
aggregated S312, 900. 1t will be observed,
therefore, that she is quite comfortable
when it comes to hard cash, and her
yearly income must be ut least $25, 900.
Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-01
The Patients Explanation.

Book learning is good; but natural
qmckness and ingenuity will sometimes
take its place, at a pinch.
''Why, how is this, my dear sirl" in.
quired the doctor; ''you sent me a letter
stating that you had been attacked by
smallpox, and ! lind you suffering from
rheumatism"
swell, you see, doctor, it's like this, n
said the patient; There wasn't a soul IN
the house that knew how to spell rheu.
matism. Medical and Surgical Re.
porter.