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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-16
Imperttnence Rebuked.
lsostnl Advertiser.

Bostift Advertiser. 49,.
4 Amusing scenes occur sometimes
in n.drygoods store where The ultra
ofiiciousness OF ii salesman runs
amuck OF the amour propre of pur.'
chaser. a lady was. looking over
some articles OF feminine wearing ap.
parel the other day which q mild.
hammered young clerk was laying be.
fore her, when d pushing member OF
the floor.walker staff, feeling doubt
less TINT the amid young man was not
doing his full duty towards pushing a
sale, came forward and let fall q. per.
feet shower of verbiase in praise OF
the goods; their quality. cheapness,
&c. The lady listened without Took
ind towards him or replying, and
presently made her purchase, where.
upon the oilicious one turned to an.
other of the guild, with a knowing
look. and remarked soto voce,
"That's the way to make them buy"
Quick as q flash the purchaser turned
to where he stood and answered, with
firm distinctness:' 81 can not permit
you, sir, to think that your imperti.
nent interference could affect me in
any other way than to make me quit
the store if the goods had not partic,r-
larly suited ME and had already de.
cided to- take them" .,..... -.
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Kissing in Sweden.

Boston Bulletin: The most sur.
prisine freedom prevails among the
lower classes. and, for that matter,
it Is openly limited at .Curlstead
among the aris tocracy as well, pro.
miscuons kissing being INDUCED in
upon every occasion. more especially
at hotels. where it. is. expected .,tl,st
upon settling ones bill the chanlber-
maid and waitress who attended the
Traveller must be both Kissed before
THO eptirs~ company This peculiar
custom was particularly trying to my
companion, who upon every occasion
chose rather to incur the displeasure
OF the, young ladies than to sanction
n practice that certainly can lead to
no good result. -
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RHEUMATISM.

rhe Case Stated.-Jan'y 18th, 1888. Messrs.
Mass, wrote to the undersigned as follows
"Mr. Lewis Dennis, No. 1856 Moody street,
wishes to; recommend st. Jacobs Oil, and
desires especially to say that
j.. "ORIN ROBINSON, Of Granville, Mass, q
boy of ~ years, came to his house IN ths
summer Of 1881 walking on crutche5, his
left leg being bent al the knee for over two
months, and could not be bent back. Mr..
Dennis had some ST. Jacobs Oil in the house,
and gave it to him to rub OH his knee. Iii
six days he had no use for his crutches, and
went home well without them, as he has
been ever. since"
:orroboratlve and Conclusive Testimony.
Lowell, Mass, July q, .18S7.-Gentlemer
Mr.. Lewis Dennis has just called upon me,
and informs me that the boy Grin Robinson,
who. was a poor cripple on clutches, and
was cured by at. Jacobs Oil in 1881; the
cure has remained permanent. The young
man has been and Is now at work at manual
labor; the case certainly proves the efficacy Of
St. Jacobs Oil.-Dr. GEO. c. OseooD, III. D.
Sold BY Druogtss and Realers Exvysshrs. ~
THE CHARLES A. voaELER CO.. BafInors. Nd.
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. - ' ~ 70 Vt
The Official Record of the Rebel


" The publication of the official rec.
ords Of the war of the rebellion is
steadily going on ana the nineteenth
volume has Just been issued. When
completed ii is expected that theniim-
Der of volumes will: have reached eigh.
ty, and these. will comprise the full of.
fetal records of the confederate and
Union armies during the late war. ID, 1t
isnot! easy to comprehend the immen-
sity of the works which the publica-
ton of these records entails. An avi
eraee of thirty men, are kept busy
copying manuscript, reading proof
and indexing from one years end to
the other; and at the present rate it
is expected th6t they will publish five
or six volumes: = :'yearv The work ID
doMe in q fins: old mansion west of the
white house, which has been used by
the government. for years, and which
Is now wholly devoted to this work.
The files Of papers are Brought here
from the war department In wheelbar.
rows and carefully searched, and the
matter needed copied by pen. It takes
about a peck of manuscript to make
one Volume Of the official record.
Each volume contains on an average
1000 pages 6fprinted' matter rabout
5000 pages ofclosely- written foolscap.
=. The work on the record in regard to
accuracy iss wonderfully..c complete.
Every naitle,: whether THAI of, private
soldier or major general. must ,be
spelled right dnd its proper initials
given. A single name often consumes
days Of research and:is found at the
emu to be'far different from the ono it
was originally supposed to be. The
inllexine Isl very complete and; full of
labor. The card system is used in the
work, and the third part of volume
thirteen took 'alone 1876 index
cards. The work;of printing the record
is done by the Government printing
office. and the men in charge of pre-
pairing the manuscript tell me there
is another volume which should have
been out before this. This record Of
tlieNebellibh. embraces both the off,
cial papers :of the. North and of the
South, Of the Union and Confederate
'nrhias. It will, when it is complete,
disclose many Unknown facts OF his.
,tbry, andiwtl1' form the most valuable
historical reference book that has ever
been published about any. war: or any
period..-Washington Correspondence
ofGleveland Leader. -. ...a.,
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Tanning an oyerspiritedsteed.

AiDAuy JoufHui.
+ A gentleman stood looking at a
horse car team the other day. One
OF the horses was q beautiful black, q
high stopper, fiery and. evidently ,ol
high pedigree. While the gentleman
was .aln,irins the animal al friend
came by and remarked, do you
know whose horse that is?" "No,"
said the gentleman: "Well," said the
friend, -''that black colt is the props
!erty. Of Mi. - naming a we'll
known horse, fancier. Ellis horse ran
away with'h him the other day. 1t has
become so.spirited that he determned
to brenk him down to hard work.
Every time: he gets u horse that wor.
ries him like that he let's the car com.
pany take him ind use him for few
weeks, This takes the life; and spirit
ri.ht.out of him, and lie becomes per.
fectly trsctabe. After two weeks in
the street car business he doesn't run
away any more, 1t is said that
other horse ifaneiers i'll This and other
cities have u similar way of breaking
in their fiery steeds. a~,s:-: -is..'t /: :
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fhe clasaes VYhIch Cheer.

$500 .!:Glad4 to ses. you looking 20 .wsll,'
The last time ! saw you. you were
pale and Twas worried by your depres.
sion. What have you been doings"
~ bought pair OF glasses. That
was ALL" -. =. -.
The manager OF a large business es.
Establishment on Union square had met
friend whom he had not seen before
IN months and the formers renewed,
health was the subject OF the CONVEX:
sation. d..
"'rell me all about it," -
"You remember how felt last
spring. was hardly able to do any
work. had shooting pains through
my head, and felt dizzy after 1 had
been an hour or 80 in the office. I
Thought I was bilious. and took
enough pills to start q drug store
They only weakened me. Then went
to my doctor. He said ! was drinking
and rot no Il better. vent NIT % I hin,
asain. He gave me thorough exam
nation and suggested that I stop
SmOkug. SO.1 OTOk0 OH CuaC .u6DAG'
with no gain in health. All this time
! was taking medicine by the Quart.
He next told ME must take q vaca.
ton. Ibid so. The first day 1 was
in the country Ilolled around in the
open air, and the next morning ]
felt better than I had done in months.
That day rolled into hammock
and read novel: The next morning.
| was as badly broken up as before. j.
rested that day and felt better the
next. Finally fbeean to connect the
use OF my eyes with. my sickness. !
drove into the nearest village bought
o pair OF spectacies, and that very
day i began to improve. When ! arr
rived home, went to an occ,list and
had glasses of the right power: pre-.
scribed. I use these in reading and
working, and since then have been q
different man. I am no longer wor.
ried about my'health.,e 4 don't fear
insanity. Il am not dreading death,
and ! think Of getting married; merit
year and intend to dance at my
grandchild's silver wedding. Simple
cure, wasn't it?"-N. Y, Mail: - -
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The Scarcity o4ee.asoes.

From the Springfield (NassD RepHhlica II
The short crop OF POTATOES IL large
sections OF New York. .Pepneylvanaa;
and Massachusetts last fall, plpmiaass
to have a very Important bearing on:
prices the. coming spring. Local dial
ers in produce seem to agree thet Ito:
present high prices! of, potat oes ~:
likely tocontinue indefinitely. Natiyc,;
and especially New England, potafpes
are" comparatively scarce how, while.
the imported acticleis more eomnfpn:
than usual. Ireland. and .L.ScotIapdi
furnish most OF the:pot Htoes impiNrts
ed,and Germany has also been seaid-
ing over large quantities, but hersto ck
for Importation is now runping low,
and will soon be exhausted. Natives
are now;quoted at eOGto g5cA hash.
eli, and Irish and Scotch magrums at
about 92c. All appearances seem to
point: to an increased. price: soon,
though opinions differ widely q sto the
highest price that will be reached. Ii
this rise takes place.. however, large
importations from the provinces may
be expected as the crop there was a
good one, and dealers are only wait
ing slight rise to he able to bring
them in ut a profit. Outside OF Canada,
Ireland and Scotland, no foreign coun-
try is likely to furnish any considera.
Die amount OF potatoes for the Ameri-
can market. Another element which
will do much to keeppotatoes high Tor
some time is the need for seed pota.
toes with the opening OF the spring
season. A well-known dealer OF this
city quotes early seedlings as follows:
Early pearl OF Savoy, SO q bushel;
hampden beauty, $3.50; stray beauty,
$3.50; early king, SO; Charles Down.
ing, SO; thorburn, SO; rual blush, SO;
early Maine, 80; early beauty OF He.
broE, 50; early essex, 81; and, Seneca
and red jacket, $3.50. The South de.
I t.et,,ls largely upon Northern growers
Tor its potatoes for planting, and is
already ordering in large quantities.
Early growers in the Middle States
will plant earlier and more heavily
than usual. The demand for pota-
toes COR thetabie and the counter de.
mand for potatoes for planting will
soon exhaustive meaaer supplies and
early news:potatoes will command "a
high premium. Potato growers in
this region are likely to raise early
crops in the spring and thus realize
the benefit of prevailing prices. Tbs
t'fttst early potatoes ;aI fhe masket
WALL doubtless como from the Beemu.
Y das, but will fail to supply the=5la
ffnand: The south cannot produce
potatoes that are suitable for trHns-
portation, and growers of the north
and east will practically monopolize
the market at least SO far as choice
p otatoes are concerned.
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eco: RoVnda,: ~

= a., 81. s1s,, ,.p;;;s.S ;.,,. 49,,
/. ;St! @ aesg S'a:oo i rSfi! AtoA
me seiiet 9i I'M. hInoxyMie. Msef having
MARCHED Al the May from Msmphis
= mi Lsol e. ..nh..ss Hs Nv. . .oIa;ar.of
IT, ST. ai.seess~sn. d, s as's.
bu@mers. an lrlsllman who had been .
.xoustabout on the levses Of st. Louis
oa,ns .stracrlina alonp,. behind the
.a,,,,n -. = ,o,s:. s.,... ~. .....h..
co,a"ns On q oola' aaeer. 'oay iol tnae !!
section !; his knapssck ''slnng on one
Hhoulder," his Blanket over the other /;
across his bfesst ind ted At his left
h;n !. ,,sa. ,,&.is.;r Il, .v.-,.;o,nL
W.. p' $500 NV 10y n'otosS'
hla; pants Morn ana fent IN !. many places
pleak to his cap. Ills mnsket At areyersed
orms and aItogoti,a;r n,o.ont;ns ~
$3.50. IVY - .''Nyepe.:1t; :: Hs - ~
appearance 29s general .d1seuet ana 'ae'
liberalization. Oft from the road he
was attracted BY q eadauatera tent and:
sentinel y 9 neat and comfortable unir
form, whom he approached and accost-
ed, ~henthe GLOWING dialogue ensued /
says > sintiail;- could ye@ten me-
where me regiment. is2".''';::; .''.!: -
fss What Regiment doyo1 belong top
Eighth M!sshoaaya spre,'. .:..-,'.'i
What division e. ,;;:..: .:.i.....,..ii....:
Morgan 11llL! SHIFTS, ~ coorse.
What Brigade -, .'..'. 80 ........
"Phwat. D1gede? FAITH an don't We
know ITS Giles Smis-tha Sne1nd brig
"d s% S1 Morgan sa1a. "; s'y'''0n' ':'
,, .Rhvst ;eo9l = it, Al; then. y
blackguard, doesint everybody know
that its the Fifteenth :toors' = .''..'. .
allow could i. tell Whist corps yoti be.
long to when you have no corps badge"
"Non baage,.: is it9s' iCoor badge!
Now, ssnn. phXats qqor ladge| 81
!: do: yon see that crescent rs on my
partners hat? Well, that's the badge
T.. lI,l
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Senator Sherman introduced d bill au.
thorizing the controller OF the currency I'd
.isStte to nationul banks circulating notss
to the amount Of 100 per cont Of the par
value OF the bonds deposited with the
Treasurer III the United States to &c.
cure the payment al circulating notes. up.
GU the bank making proper application
therefor; hat Mt no time shall the total
amount of notes 80 issued to any such
.baak exceed the amount ut the time actu.
ally paid in Of it's capital stock.
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Worth, Of Paris, has decided in favor Of
hoops hut they come In use slowly. In
this country everybody has decided that
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best remedy
for coughs and colds, and it's coming fast
into general use. Price 25 cents:
Salvation on is the greatest pain.
destroyer OF any age or cline. For the
rure Of neuralgia and rheumatism it has
no equal. Price only % cents.
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Be Sure If IT To- Get: Hoods

BE sure to sst Hoods sarsspsriila. my ohih,; SEQ
that they do not give You ANYTHING else. You, 70.
member tits ths medleiheWhich imam ma su much
good ayesr sgo,-so relxblsj hsnsAcial Dkssans u
take-my faSorite spring medicine =
This advice shsui6 be heedsd by everybody II you
make up your mind to hay Hoods sarsspayiis; do
not allow polite persuasion or argument to induce
you to take anything else: Insstlpon having Ho6ds
Sarsaparilla which IL peculiar to itasll,. -: ~,
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You can .dp. it easily, .andgaa: aill not
hsss sS Ssp',ys GsS;.s tss EN-
more than over! ..Ho.itan you ::secomi
plish this result1 Easily; .edh dawmyour
petite, and become bilfouk ada 'eonstipnt.
q. and taareioss leasaptpited? don't 'fnsh
81; II. family gayseien Cos p..ss,stip.
are eiel absd before d1int anything ct fsll;
but jqttiso 10 1.-The. druxsessss anaiiur stwe6s
fis.. mp P.s. F. fsf sss s.
~ direcsstl a6d Our word for II, your Gn!
pleasant syarptops. will disappear 90 A.by
'naale' you yill heye, pe. BIZ, dqstots bly, 10
tori, wiiifeel happta,;''s a''''.:''. az i'''';
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P1rifies the Blood

Seven years ago. while mI little boy was playtaa
In the yard. he was bitten BY spider. The poison
entered his blood. and sores soon broke out about
his body; they ttchsd terribly and caused him IN
tense suffering. Several times We succeeded In
healing the up bnt Id splits Of all VT could dd
they would soon break out again. Finally We tried
Hoods saSSaparilla. and lie touk one one
third of another. when the sores disappeared. He
has not sore spot on him now; aid eonsiAei Ain
perfectly , cured: WIN. =. p &Asn' powntastcn
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Hoods. sarsaparilla::

ABostin lady. who had been taxing Il with i,eieit
says I'm one store the clerk tried TO iuilurs me 70
bly, their own tnsteSd or Hoods Sarsaparila. He
told me- theirs would last longer; tlatt might tale
it on ten days trial; that e did not lke it. need
not pay anything. etc. But he could NOT prevail on
me to change. Ltold him 1. insw what Houd'ssati
saparilla had tskea It Vas perfectly satisfied
with it. and did not arfr-nny oftArs -
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Darling. Conservative. was elected TO The
hoSss q eenmSn: !es peptio.a. ..e.,
Faithiulncss Is .necslsary In Ill kinds ii
work ;Eslet'sliy!iSit ne:sssaty: Iii trsst.
It isithially SseStias 'aitsesiSisia: AID f i
will cure \ cold; tvery':,ttiie. sntt pFstysntl
fatal results. Sold by I'LL druggists ct 3Ees
50c., and $l.OO q bottle.
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At Omaha. Neb., Mrs. Helen Howard
was shot and instantly killed by Frank
Ryan. Ryan boarded with Mrs. Howard
and her husband. and unknown to the
latter had been eriminally intimate with
The vile,
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y good thing A. got, anJ ths pAp.,iyhe
s,es \ BY ss 81 sas 81 &
ssonaratuiatst;. Bat.ha Who escapes arsm
sumption. and Win. bssk heaItS and Sspr
piness, 10 Tar moro fortunate: The cham
.ces of winning SIO0,0OQ,, ares small. ..bue
every, .eonsnmptive may be. abaelHtaly
aure of:fscovery II tic taRes sDt:: Pierce
Medical discovsfyin time; sFGr an scr0lc
ulous diseasea (conepnption,.ls.:oss ). oi
ths,a}, II Il an unfailioR Esmedy Al drug.
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Makes. the Weak Strong

iF gladly attest tho peculiar buildinpup power Of
Hoods Sarsapai lila. For some time I. have been
unable to attend to business. but finally 1t the 70.
auestof fitend used . part OF . bottle Of hoods
Sarsaparills, which gave tone and strength to my
G. 7. WOODS. 64 and 90 Lodge Street Ciacinnati.
Hoods shrsaparills takes fexs time and quantity
to show It's eject than any other preparation o)er
heafd 81. Iwoaid not be without It in the house
MRs e. An. HuBIAiD. North uhiH; Monroe County.
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In every ehmmunit1 there are q numbsr
Of men whose whole sims u not; 9eeupisds
such % teachers. ministers, farmers sons
md others. To these classes hethIlfy va
would say, iiyou wish-to make several
hundred dollars during the next few
\ Co, OF Richmond. Va, and they will
show you how 10 do Il. J. ~. ~ I.
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:. CouaHe ANnE oLps. Thoss 'sho arc sai.
fering from Coughs, Colds Sore Throat,
&tc:,i :1huuld try. Bs0wN's... BRONCHIAL.
sTkocasa,; Sold only iuboxss: ~ va ., -
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.'Tsemsr won q scailing race ior the cham.
pionahip Of America. At lNcksonv ills, Fla,
defeating Hamm and .MekaX..a,'5f.
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Gov. Green, 81 New Jeissy sstiS 10 The
legislature a message vstoins ,ths l6ehl.op.'
tion high license bill.
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Ifyou would have n desirable head Of
hair. iise Halls Vegetable Sicilfnu Hair Re.
newer, the most wonderful discovery Of
modern times for the hair abd scalp. IL.
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/, HtIsouis.iiis. B. p, GiyIdep, ID charge o.
sAfei for John Shfndsf; filrnftGte .manuiac.
.tnief, lhpt r. D. Lawrenee, part proprietor
o!$he Entsfptiss vinegar Wofka. Lawrenet
died iR.hAli An hour. .. ..,.,.,..., -. 4
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icSTYgss.;spilIoH Sur.ly our, ID 4;

I" 70 tho EditeE-Plesee INFORM yuw es9defh
shssa, have I;vs... pHss||ys tshsss III ~
lhof ;6es ca 5es have bee1, permanently cured. !
shall b glad to send twp tgttfs u N8 6ttiy free
e any Of your readeftNlio nave coiisiimItionif
Respect fully T. A. Slocum N, IN EearlstN. Y.
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.. ,Pjso's cure for consumption is the best
ssRRss %sssl1s .u;s Gs &c., ESQ., es os
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March April May

20 other season is the body susceptible TO benefit
from medicine. The peculiar purifying and revivi.
tying qualities Of Hoods Sarssparina Are 1ust what
are needed TO expel dssase and fu tfy the system
against the facilitating effects OF mild weather..
Etery year increases the popularity of hoods ssr.
sapsris. for It is Just what people need 1t this
IToouls, aavu vuvitIa 49, W. "
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Afsir honest trial of Hoods sarsaparlla will con-
vince any reasonable person that this peculiar pro
paration does posssss great medicinal ns.it We do
nSteiiif6 that every bottle will accomplish miracle.
but do know that nearly every bottle: taken 40
cofding 70 directions, does produce positive benent
an aiakssa new Ind constant friend. This is thor.
oughly demonstrated In New England where HUod's
SsFsaparila hiss been known TO thu people for ~
years. md where it, sale is continually incre asng.
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The property OLA. M. ,Goughnoun 4 Co.,
stock growers ct Livingston. Mont, is ct.
saciied,
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Now 70 Reduce Your. Expsnsssi

Or. Tanner is engaged r.. marry: M Ma.
Roberts, 3 rich lady 81 Cork. :. Co.,. ~
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| y, Ttersis nd startling change In the Bur.
lingtnn stslks situation.- both sides appear.
| ing 'conffdent:o success: ..-'''.' -.
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~
A Prize Of s4jQ0 600,

Robert bonner says 4. +. Stewart gave
away 100000 0 year.. '.::. t'-a - s'''
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The North Star. Lung. and Throat Bal
eam II q aure cure for C0ilpha and Cnldl.
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ssnete, Farv.u tx ulinoia Ia. anti =, i,
come. Of 800 A.day..~... ,..."..s" "a ;r'i.rs,'
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soLD ~ ALI DRUGGISTS.

PORTRAITS s.s ss. s O.. '; u ~ 80: s: =
Cnyso, lnk Pasts( and water Coies. ss16me eFoass
n HoEtpG HostsSt ca, tTl WahashA q. 6. Pal
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80. A DObBT EXPRESSED

regarding the ability OF those people to sup
port proper state governmenty Every re-
'qnireuaene innpcsed upon those peopls has
been met and fulfilled, every argument an
'sYered,. and still the fact remains that they
them az American citizens. The majority
also assign as q reason Tor disregardins tho
wiehas OF Dakota, N expressed by them ut
the recent election In the territory upon the
question sf i1tviston, that the majority for