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Couldn't Go.

A six-year-old little girl, whose parents
are devout E~piscopalians, was much over
By the sudden death of q schOolmate
from diphtheria. She was heard talking
with her mate about the matter. All were
deeply affected. One of the other girls
asked her how abe wOuid feel and what
she would 10 if she knew God would call
her hOu,e To heaven the next day."
"Oh?" said she, II would have mamma
write and send regrets tonight" A.
Burlington, VT, Jan. Is.
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STATEs-Active but steady.

STATEs-Active but steady.
RAILRoADs-Dnll; sales $764, 900.
STOCKS The stock market was a little
more active and decidedly stronger, but
all the interest in speculation WAS monop-
olized by a half dozen stocks. First prices
were generally to lower than yestsr-
days. In the first hour further declines
of to were sustained, but Richmond
and West Point stock took The lead and
the drift of prices was changed. The mar
ket steadily advanced and toward the
close the upward tendency became more
marked, being strongest at Ike close, which
was very dull but firm. Almost every
thing IS higher tonight, though for irac-
tional mounts only. Sales, %, $40 shares.
Quotations closed bill as follows:
Adams E:xpress 1i0; American Express
lG7; Canada Pacific 574; Central Pacific
500; Chesapeake and Ohio %; do preferred
irsts IS; do seconds 3, Chicago and Alton
i36; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l2G;
Delaware and Rudson 1921; Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western, 1901; Denver
and Rio Grande, Il; Erie, 264; do pre-
ferred 60; Ft Wayne, 1853; Illinois
Central, l16; Lake Shore, 90s; Michigan
Central, S14; Minneapolis and st. Lonis
81; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific
SAG; Northern Pacific, cit; do preferred
44s; Chicago and Northwestern, 1881; do
preferred 1474; New York Central, 1T;
Oregon Transcontinental, 2lf; Pacific
Mail, 35l; Peoria, d. & +. 49,; Pittsburg
l54; Pullman Pa'acs Car 14lt; Reading,
663; Rock Island, 1921; st. Louis and
San Francisco 334; do preferred, 7l4; first
preferred, 112; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1854; st. Paul and Omaha, 3Sl;
10 preferred 1861; Texas Pacific, 254; Union
Pacific $50; United States Express 724;
Western Union Telel rsph 78S.
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FLOUR GRAIN AMI FEED.
wheeling
TuRSDAN

TUESDAY, February 81.
The market has changed for the worse
ia the past week, and is now quite dull.
Good, clean No. l wheat still calls for IS
cents per bushel, with little coming in at
that figure. Corn and oats are in good de-
mand and hay is quiet. Bran and mid
dlings are in good demand with a tendency
TO upward prices Prices on flour and grain
are Wholesale aud are as follows, retail
prices being from so to IS cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family flour
in barrels "a so; in sacks 81 35; middlings
per ton $40 0Oa2l 90; bran per ton $40 90
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. 1, s5c,
FEED-Corn per bushel Coo; oats 35a
a4Oc; bGled hay per ton, Sll 00al3 o..
Farmers are offering locse hay at $40 0o
per ton.
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Asking A BlossiuR,

My little boy, Grover Cleveland, is three
and q half years old. The minister came
the other afternoon and stopped to tea
Before eating the minister asked = bless
ing. The little one watched him until he
got through. The next morning at break
last the lady he boards with went to turn
his plate to wait upon him. He said:
Wait a minute; l have got to talk on my
plate first" Then he shut his eyes and
said: Trust in the Lord; amen. Now
we'll have breakfast" E. f. H.
Biddeford, Me, Jan. Is.
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oc9eod
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Cooling "A Room.

Two little brothers, confined to a room
on account Of sickness, observed that their
mother frequently looked ct u thermometer
by which she regulated the heat OF the
room. One day she removed the thermom-
eter.
"JOe," said the youngest, "'twon't be so
warm now"
Why"
"'Cause, mamma took away that hot
thing what was on the wall"
y. =. RYDER.
Someryille, January 10.
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Couldn't Fool Him.

Willie was sent TO the store the other
day By his mamma for some fresh eggs,
On entering the store be was met by one OF
the clerks and asked what he wanted. In
reply he answered, "a dozsn OF fresh
eggs" The clerk told him that those
were farmers eggs" He said, my
mother doesn't wont farmers eggs, she
wants hens eggs" SISTER.
Manchester, n. H., Jan. Is.
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Blarker.

Someryille, January 10.
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Wanted a Chang :.

Little Harry, aged 5, whose mother had
been trying to impress upon his mind the
idea of an all seeing GOd-Mamma, does
God see oil i 90?
Mamma-Why, yes, Harry. When you
are good lie sees Il and is happy, and when
yen are naughty he sees it and it makes
Him unhappy.
Harry, after csrsful thought-Msmma,
does He know everything you dO2 Did He
see you when yOu punished me yesterday!
MamDa-Yes, lie saw me, and he ieit
sorry little Harry was so naughty. ION
cant 90 out of doors or do anything IN tne
house that He doesn't see and know. DE
wants you to bea good boy.
Harry, drawing . long brea.h-Well, L
guess Pm 60 over to the D-s and stay.
They don't have any God over there! Z.
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CHILDREN'S SAYINGS.
ECONOMY PRACTISED IN THE GAR
DEN OF EDEN.
The Little Girl Who Wouldn't D~is-Isking a
B!5sang-Didn't Want Farmers Esgs-A
Harvard Students Story.

Ny little nephew 5 years old was talk
ing about the Garden Of Eden, and his
mamma vas telling him about Gods for
bidding Adam and Eve to eat the apples.
The little boy said: God must have heen
saving the apples to sell" J. F.
Lynn, Jan. -.
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Fatal Mistake.

Our son, George Graves, aged Z, on being
informed that his papa had brought him q
baby BROTHER. wanted to know his name
Harold" his father replied.
'Haroldn' exclaimed George, "Hiroid!
Oh, why didn't yOu call him Globe; that's
better than the Herald"
GEORGE B. GRAVES.
MaplswoO1, January Is.
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@fatttaai.
1I7IATED BLOOD
.,,.u,, inherited and COnta-
S'''' sious HumOrs Cured
Nv CutiCuPa.

,,.A, medium Of Que OF your oocAs
,,sg1CUh guy ,,gh ar. Frank 4. Nray, Drug
-,siCed t.'' H,r4mc acquainted with your
,g.G a. ana take this opportunity 70
gra ~SeH'Tbs, their use has permanently
you of me worst cases OF blood pOl-
~ Of 1HS a.Gun with erySiPelaS that i
IN i'm mi ihiS after having been pro
srr- -, ., Ne BY some Of the best physicians
55g4 take great g!sSSTIG aiSs N y io q : SI
: ul ih> - sthers suffering from similar
o7jes - encouraged TO give your Cut-
sr1eASS wyWTIINGER. Leechburg, Pa
FsnkT. Wray, Druggist Apollo, Pa
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Told by a Harvard Man.

have a little brother, s years old, who
is quite an adept in Fceueh, having always
hai a French nurse. 0ne day before COM
ing to Harvard | was writing my name on
boxes, clothes and minor things, when my
little brother approached and said:
Brother, | wouldn't do that"
"why not?" l asked, whereupon the
little chap said:
You know,
les nOms de fOUS
Sc troOyent psrtOut-
Where he had learned this Wa could not
make ont. V. SIDNEY Il.
Cambridge, Jan 90.
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.orrLOCS ULCERS.

.pt,bs-lsou, Custom House, New Or
t-SE -. 'In 1870 ScrOfulOus ulcers
: % eS.-~ hsiy until I was mass Of cor
%. on ~! Siuy known 20 the medical fac
-sg0G w - vail. ! became a mere wreck,
IS 'ls@ NOD hu my hands 10 my head,
eGS GU, IN had, was in constant pain, and
~ ~ az curse. No relief or cure IN
1.0T T..lI hesriOf the Cuucura Reme'
ssgetS ..Sm. and WA perfectly enred
aS1 .G-S /. ) Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.
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PETROLEUM Y. Nasty

Says. "Intimit acquaintance with q tru
friend always increases our respeckt fur
that friend"
This is the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue to make friends as their virtues
become better known. Clergymen, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues Of
life are a mutt in their praise Of that Won
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; 81 doses,
% cents. Hundreds hear testimony to the
remarkable cures Of DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Flux, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synvita Black berry Blocks % doses, rs
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who. after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sap-
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synvita Worm Blocks; 25 doses,
y cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
10 relief, buy a package of Synvita Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
50 d6aes, 50 cents. II you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, bny q package
of Synyita Bitter Blocks for % cents, aud
make from to i gallon OF pure tonic Bit
tiers.
All these remedies only 1 cent a dose.
No box, no Teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
up in patent packages. Warranted TO cure
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Geta checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on a postal
card for a copy of 'THESYNyITA BLOCK"
which contains a history Of diseases and
cures, or send / cent stamp for a sample Of
Cough Block and a copy Of THE SYEvITA
BLOCK. Address, The Synvita Co. Lock
Box 299, Delphos, Ohio.
ANTON P. HESS, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite p~ostofice.
D. Il. MCSwoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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FURs.
Wheeling.

WHEELING, February 81.
No / black skunk 90ca$l 90; No. 2 do
5Oa6Oc; small striped skunk 25a3Oc; long do
1Oa15c; No. l Raccoon 60a75c; No = do
4Oa50c; No. 3 do 1Oa15c; No. l muskrat
lOa13c; No. l orpossum 15s25c; No. . do
lOa15c; No. 8 do 5al0c; mink, 20a40c; red
fox 9Oca$1 CO.; gray fox 70aS0c. The
above prices are for prime skins only.
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Ny little f~our-year-old boy Harold was
sitting in q cOlOred girls lap asking her all
kinds of cunning questions. At last, look
ing ut Bella veg seriously, be asked:
bella, was you a. black Us you are now
when you WAS a lAhy?"
Boston, February ;
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NJ THE WORST CASES.

49,, sa,iug your CutiCUra Remedies
a. 1i's . have the ErSt complaint yet to ne
~. ,Tr,hASer. one Of the worst cases
..- rgrr >sw was cured y me use OF
Il: tlicu7a ReSolyent CntlGnrs' anu
%sR The soap axes tue 'NA H''
aSL"-SYTSR < TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
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COTTON.
New York.

new YORK., February 2i.-Cottou-
Steady; uplands 10 9-l6c; Orleans 10 IL
Ice; futures steady; February l047ci
March 10 SIC: April 10.59c; May 10. 65ci
jane 10 Tic; July 10. 73c; August l0.75c;
September 10.24c; October 8 99c; Novem
Der and December 0 S2c.
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that when the whitewash brush that hangs
upon the side Of the cabin is pulled down
he kicks the penny into his house. After
a moments reflection she said: ''I'm afraid
the Niger would steal all the money"
F. T.. ARNOLD.
North Dillingham;, Dec. 10.
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Not Ready for Bed.

Not Ready for Bed.
/ have q little girl, and when it is her
bed time, in indication that she is getting
tired and sleepy, she will GAVIN or cape, as
is sometimes called. Oneeyening / said:
Oracle, 1 see you are yawning; it is time
for bed" She spoke mp quickly and said:
Mamma, l was not gaping; that WAS only
another kind of sneeze."
Boston, Jan. 20. MRS. F. W.
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Poetic Idea.

Ny little Walter, age 3, one evening not
long g spent the evening at his uncle's;
When we came home il was very dark md
the wind blew quite hard. The next day
his uncle came in and said: How did you
get home last night, Walter?' oh, pretty
we'll only the wind blew all the stars out"
Everett, Dec. 5. MRS. ". W.. 81
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she Could NotTrust Him.

have q little daughter, Eva, Z years
old. I was telling her Of . bank in the
shape Of q log cabin, with . negro standing
at the door, that / thought Of getting her
TO put her pennies in, and was explaining
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2 1-e Per Oent.-Governmsnts
Dull and S.eady-Stocks H~lgher-Flour
Dull and Steady Wheat Active and
Firm.
New YORK, February 21.-Money on
call easy at PAP! per cent, closed offered
at 2 per cent. prime mercantile paper 44a
81 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
at 4Si3a4s6!; sales, $123,9 !G.
GCVRRSMKNrs-Dull aud steady.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-Dry Goods
There was an improved request for all sea
scnable fabrics and the order movement
was large for autumn wants. Orders were
very steady.
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MIERIaE PAINS

fe ,~a wrslncs ir antly relieved by
49, NO ~CutigGrR Anti-Pain Pas
~ p,r.E Perfect AntidoiC II Pam, ln-
hin. .,uu aud weakness y new,
- .,. ana -utsllttle pain Etling plaster
fe7WtSat
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

Business has been fair the past week, but
there is no advance of prices over a month
g and when any advance is asked by a
dealer it simply drives the buyer else
where, because manufacturers are able 10
supply their wants at the inside range of
prices. Prices remain unchanged, and ore
as follows:
Fine washed flecces 23a30c; fine unwash'd
1eeces 19a20c; understandable fleeces 2la
23c; medium washed f1eeces 3la33c; medi-
um unwashed f1eeces 2la23c; medium tub.
washed 3Ia35c.
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.beelins Reeister
Grarelers 6uidt.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEIPLASArIONOF REVERENCE AARks. sDaily.
tSundSy excepted. tNonday excepted sun
day only. saturday excepted 10 Meridian.
November -, 1887. Wheeling time. which "a
Just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect DECEMBER 10, 1851,
time:
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Referred to Sc. Anthony.

Little frankie, aged 3, wa told that
God made him. He said: my clothes,
tco?''
His mamma said: mo"
We'll, said he, WANT God ashamed?'
Quincy, Dec. Is. MRS. IL. G.
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., Il. y e
BellaiTe and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BellRire IL $40 g. m, arrives at Bellatre st
EOO 3. 10.
NOOdSie!d passenger train leaves Bellaire at
40 p. M, arrives Ct Belaire al SO q. m.
symmetrical Accommodation leaves Bellsir al
100 ?. III, strives At BellRira at les4S y. 10.
Al! trains daily except sunday. Central stand.
ard Time from BallairC,
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Philadclphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 11.-Wool-
Steady: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XX and above 3la32c; y Zoe;
medium 26,37c; coarse See; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and Western fine Or
y and Xxx 2st; medium Soc; coarse S5s
36c; fine washed delaine, Y and XX 3la
Soc; Medium washed cOmbing and delsine
3Sa39c; coarse do, 36s37c; Canada washed
combing' 34a36c; tub washed choice 37s43c;
medium unwashcd combing and delaine
27a29c; coarse DO 27a2Sc.
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educational.
Mt. de Chantal,
NEAR WHEELING, w. va.
SISTERS OF THE VISITATION

SISTERS OF THE VIsITATlON.)
A school OF more than national reputation, OF.
t"rs exceptional advantages for thorough eiilce-
tion Of young ladies in all departments. Library
Of six thousand volumes. Fine philosophical,
chemical, and astronomical apparatus. Musical
department specially noted. Corps Of piano
teachers trained by a leading professor from Con-
servatory of Stuttgart. Vocal culture according
tn the method OF The old Italian masters. Loca.
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ten
acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references TO patrons In
al the principal cities, address
sepl TIKI DlRECTREss.
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CREAM BALM

CleapseS the
Nasal PaSsa-
ges, Pain
and Indamma-
ton, Heals the
Sores. Restores
tho Senses OF
T a g t o q d
Smell.
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% y W u = = = IN
New Orleans, Ia
REMEMBER that the Jr:sance OF CIGnersb
Bcauregard and Early, who ire Ia charge OF tn,
drawings, Is a guarantee OF absolute fairness and
Integrity, that tho chances arc all equal, and
Lhst no one can possibly divine what humble,
will draw u prize.
REMEnHER that tho payment OF all PRICE
Ia qua RAyTEED BIZ POUR NATION.
Al BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Ticket
are signed by the President OF an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any imitR-
tinns Ut ANONYMOUS schemes. feSWkSet
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Boston, February 2l.-WOol-Steady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra fleeces 30l
Bic; XXX 3ls32c; XX and above 32a32!c;
Michigan extra 29c; Ohio No. l 35a36c;
Ohio fine delaine 3is35c.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
OCEAN
The Dtvinonists, the I.awyns,tha
Ministers end the Editors.

~.
- -
kan,stsrs and the kdaters.
Following Aro Two "a tho caIA inst y
sued Sor . meeting g Huron IL July;
70 the Farmsrs sndsBuiness Men q
DakosAs-TFhsi statehood committee.
have decided 70 holda convention on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 10 and
u, and following this have requested on
Thursday, 18th, first: = farmers and
business mems convention; second, 9
clsrgymens convention; third, . con-
vention OF lawyers; fourth, . conven.
ton Of editors. Tho undersigned farm
en- and business mon OF Dakota repre-.
sent 70 their friends that there Y little
probability that the present congress
Wiii axe favorable action on any ness
ufe for division and admission OF Da-
kots; ana It y OF the highest importance
|tnat inc representatives OF the produc-
inR ana business o. territory snouid
come togetnef ana consult as % what
~ snousa % saken 70 prosecs tnem'
sei.es.
TOE slmilar 20 tnose 10.
n.c.su upon .ne ons sunerins people @
Ds.ot. ou1 Iasnefs sepeiled against tne
molaer country.
"ns y our oonoiton to-osy 10 con
sequence o. mo denial OF our rights =
We are pfaot'cslly denied the rlgn'
u MA DyJufy guaranteed % US ~ inc
oonsAsuaon' BECAUSE ne JUDICIAL ,on'
.t'c. s.e 20 'aiHe that " Is Impossible
y sne Juuges 70 neF requirements
otJosuce.
our laws are loose. unstable and CON
nlcting ~ tnelr provisions. Properly u
u,e; oaplsal my woulo Q
!nrouen tue OF trade. ana hno
investmen! witnin our borders y re-
Pel'ed' ana the consequence Is highe1
raves o. interest,".
Weare oenied tne privilege OF legls'
latlng tor our own interests ~ the
restlactlve law OF congress, prohibiting
any OUT avs applicable 70 the entire
territory. Acity cannot even have 1T
cnaiter amended however faulty it ma.
~, 3 tnst would DC special legls
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

tosths apsonsprspstsp T. 49, Is III
ukb 0fDAkotaS a1kius
Nikanopportuns anA d the sys
II sprssidsntial slsctson. 81
Byapropsr plan Of Aetjon We can
make DGkota's cause 8 national issue,
ard then success hsaasursd.
Il Observation-Disclosures each county
The business men and faxmsrs should
bold : convention and elect u many
DELEGATES q will attend to this oonyen-
tion q Huron.
It's further recommended that the
county conventions shall pledge such
sum q they are willing TO contribute
toward the expenses incurred by the
statehood committee III fnrthering thu
cause, and that the delegation DO in
structed to pay such sum 70 the treas;
urer Of said committee. i :.
The usual reduction In fares on 81
railroads will be- made TO those attend.
ing the convention.
The call Is signed by oyer 500 repre-
sentative farmers and business men oi
Dakota.
THE MM1srERs.
To the Ministers Of the Churches d
Dakota:
A general convention Of the pscpleo
Dakota has been called TO meet at Hu
ron, July 10 and II next, to take intt
consideration the condition Of Dakota
and recommend suitable and effective
action theron.
It'll desired by those calling this con
vention TO consult with all the minister
Of Dakota, along with other bodies. and
TO lay before them such propositions .,
that convention may adopt for thei
consideration and approval.
AZ we understand it the matters to b,
brought before that c~onyentlsn concern
vitality and Immediately the highes
interests Of the people Of Dakota.
Your counsel and judgment thereon
70 desired.
In critical times like this, when al
that the peopleof Dakota have is at stalk
it is natural and right that they SHOULD
have whatever counsel and assistance
we . rightfully give.
Therefore, as requested, We respect
fully and earnestly invite all the minis
ters Of churches in Dakota, to meet il
oonvsntion at Huron, on Thursday
July 18th, there to consider such mat
ters pertaining to the public welfare, q
may be submitted to them by the pee
ple's convention.
We are informed that arrangement
will be made for reduced fares, and suit
able accommodations. Z
The call is signed by % pastors from
all parts Of the territory.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Bartlett Items.

Special Correspondence Of the I%xr1s4OczAx.
MI. Currier the county commissioner
for this district paid III q pleasant visit
this week.
n. q. Calderwood, the teacher of the
candidate for superintendent Of Schools
for Ramsey county.
A. T. Whitney, brother Of George E.
Whitney and Mrs.. I. A. McDougal, of
the firm Of whitney q McDougal. Ia
here. Mr.. Whitney IL from sandusky
Ohio, and has come to Dakota to recupef-
ate his health.
The sound Of the hammer and the
buzz Of tho raw 10 heard from early
morn to late at night. The new elevator
to receive the prod uct ofthe farmers toll
No. / hard. f..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

The l~fs-eiving properties Of Ayers
sarsaparilla hsye established its we'll
earned reputation, and made 1t the most
e~fisctual and popular blood purifier Of
the day. For all diseases Of the stomach
liver and kidneys, this remedy has no
equal. Price 81.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-02-25
ST. PATRIOK,g DAY.

The coming observance of the ami
versary of Ireland 8 Patron Saint prom
ises to far surpass any previous effort in
that direction, The A. o. II. men
have taken the matter in hand, and al
ready elaborate arrangements have
been COMPLETED towards making a
proper observance of the day. Irish
men in nearly every city and hamlet in
the Northwest have slgni6ed their in
tention to appropriately comm emorate
the event.
We would urge upon our correspond
ents in the different cities in which the
day Is to be observed to forward us at
their earliest convenience the pro-
gramme as completed. From now
until the 18th The IRIsH STANDARD
will deyote much Of its space to mat
ters of this description.