The Dickinson press., 1888-02-11
Wha, an .twfu! Country.

What an awful country II aust he
ont there between Niagara FAILS amt
the Hudson river. says the Fargo Ar
gus. Let $ see. Is not that the name
of the stream that runs from Jersey
City to Albany! Just think of those
poor settlers along thtt railroad the
New York Central is the mlnr-it
The Argus Remembers rightly -hu,
its such All mth!iown and Wn"Xpl"rel
couutrN one cannot Nr expected 10
remember all about it. '.lfiltcen car.
loads OF tattcl hogs frozen To death
ut syracuse quite y settlement in
the TERRITORY of Mes YORK. All tlr
railroad cuts III OSwego filled With 80
feet of situw Oswe@o is in t re sam"
unexplurr,l frontier. Prrlltl~ there
may he some loss Of life. ain"ns trap
perS. post trader, aHd hIlt-hrrrGs.
There is u military pass at N~hrtt's
lIayhol somewhere oil in that he
nightetl section of the whrlt-a post
Colonel Townsend MrHt to, u few
yeurs A.o--aui "n. a3@ siti was lie
to get back l., Yates on the raging
MissoHri-wllrY" civilization ilouristl-
rs au,l sage hrllsli bloom, prreni 81.
All ;lon, thr stage route, ana over
Land trails, from Albany westward.
Rochester. >ylI "lrr. Sar.!tnSi. Rome.
I.urh,urt. liWifliu. .lirvi, station, Ell
mNrI. Utica ana! other hahitatrs
where tine weary travellers We're MONT
10 seek shelter frOm the simuollS. on
gather I!a,,tnf, the ito"MllrS 10 ">ilo"
of the Mtll ~f,"lst, tn" storm king
has rcigMed Sllptcme. snu". ice, nail,
| and borcal hltsls iIyn ,id waste H.
whatever It'll" the hand nl rivali""i
man had wrought. just tIllnM of
what might have lmr.i the result. II
suclr Il storm lill stricken lair Dakota.
with her 6a'.om pnpsIilti"ll. her rail
roads, store hpN,v, asid vast industrial
qualifications and agricultural rrs"1lr-
cr> "rllrca days without mails at
Rochester" ".\ll trains laid oft ut
Troy ut will take several days to
resume railroAA traffic in Pcln ,lvl-
Mat -siirll are tiic reports from
the military posts by government
telegraph wires and pony express
the only meams those poor p"nri"
have iy which to eo,mtnumlrt'e with
the outside Woil:l. "hnr 81 t-,H Driver
frozen to death GA The >u~>iu"llaiIMd'
--says tn telegraph. Il" hlrl,nll>
endured by tn" pioneers ri those
countries like NrN York. PrnnS>lN'-
and Vermont. cAm ii.fI Ny re ,IIA"+t.
10y the happy s"1'p' oi ss"t 4. sun
rounded With p"l.e ,Atl p!el!t> w,,rln
houses plenty l." 81 good schools
trains. every npnr OF TN" 'iA% .tMs
night. Little cln nAh"l IA, under
stand the sad lat" of '.MpItprlt-r
three days without mails. This lit
tie hamlet i, located in Vermont =
down in NEW England where sheep S
noses are siilrp"nr'i in m,Irr tiitt thy
may be able 10 SHAT i, the >pc IL, 81
grass itojn l,rt ye,1, the rnL,v y" Is,
"Concortl. New la n!,>Itllr. showed
M This outpost is located IN tina
old New EnylaM a stat" Of Ne% III imp
Shire that has less iiiil ti'itAmts. III
every ccMatl,. Where FARMERS lin,
corn oul of Il Slot eau Into tii' bosom
of mother uaItli-thr STONES Icing =
thick ON the sautMl-tt'S the "Ni!
way To hit the sod for sure. sixty
tivc degrees below zero at Bun4or
Maine \ one llpr,. lltti- stat" tina
was SO poor. CAnArit, w~~f! not hex
her and Uncle Sea va, too weak Il
Throw her hark-wilcn tin" hamuek
pitched her over. I'D not il heri
for the action of her Two Stiiators IA
ls>2. Dakota world have ir"rIi t".
states now. The Arg, iont "t"
to quarrel with Provid"urt. bat i",tll.
their action tlirm entitled them I
heat instead of cold.
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