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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-14

AUGUST NUMBER-NOw RE ADY.
SINGLE NUMBER: PRICE % CENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: 80 PER ANNUM
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Clouds Of Birds.

The writer of "llntlcr the Rays ot
the Aurora Bo,ralis" gives II vivid
picture ola scene in the Arctic re-
gions: The steamer was passing the
northern shore of the Scandinavian
peninsula, the great frozen North on
the one side, and On the other what
seemed IL continuous mountain wall,
falling into the sra. AT length We
round the cape of the peninsula, and
sre the famous bird mountain,
Svarrlloltlilub, jet black i'll color, one
of the most remarkable sights in the
world. Along every one of the in
Vulnerable terraces, caused by the
stratiturm formation ot the moun-
tain, and all ofwhicl run nearly hori-
zoutal, white birds sit in rows, like
the porcelain jars in " druggists
shop, one above the other, SO close
that the mountain in many places
has tlmappcalanccs nf being, covered
with snow. A jet of smoke issues
from the port side, and the next
moment tho report ofa gun rever-
bcratcs through the mir. In asccond
we g,lzcd on one of the grandest and
most marvellous spectaclcs it is given
human eyes to brhold. From every
terrace and c,,vity in the mountain
snow-white birds issue in millions
looking atfirst like u gigantic foam
ing torrcnt-which rise and descend
in enormous iiocks, with dcafening
cries; and SO great is their number
that ut times mountain, sky and sun
are obscurcd."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
One Consolation.

Democratic lenders ure greatly dis turlp,l
by the revolt of working people against their
lrcc-t r,lr policy. Let them CONSOLE them
selves with the reflection that their great III
~. "Thc London Times" has anticipated
this rebellion. yet is confident that it's cnnli-
is the why the thing il worked out:
Good, replied the chairman M he locked
up his desk and arose; "tirst-class, that's n
heavy mail for us to get. II shows that the
pcoplc IRE awakening to IL full realization ni
the necessity Of keeping the Democratic party
in power. Draw OH those postmnstrrs wlln
failed to respond to our bills, nnd try and l'c
out about 4 O'Clock when the man comes
round to collect the rent for this room. y
Then he put ON his coat uil went fishing for
the rest Of he dny.--Ncw York Tribune.
We are not likely TO sect working clasas
of TIN, EASTERN States go for fI,c trade just
yet: their minds have become fixed in tho
rr"trctionists groove; hut in many other
quarters il tx probable that President Clrvn,
lands appeal will le cilirtual. Nobody, not
even nm American. likes paying taxes. a
ness NO those effected by it's provisions. Ii il
Mt lH'st u means Of preventing worse evils:
and the American people urc now asked to
"rr,,son together, and to consider wl,ct her.
nfter all, the evils which their tariff bringa
with il, are not really worse thnn those
which IL prevents.-l0ntlon Times.
IL IL n pity that the "otlier quarters" from
which achievements arc to he received for
the frce-trnde c,use nre not specified. Still
"rhe London Times" is II great authority
on free-trade matters, and our friends the
enemy mny comfort themselves with the
thought TINT it must know what it il talk.
ing about. 1t certainly IL right in one re-
spcct. The working rnsses here urc not like
" to go for fres trade justyet.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Knock This Chin on,

Money is necessary to the existence of the
Government. Under our fiscal system the
main reliance of States. counties and Mullici-
palitirs ia upon TAXATION of prOpcrty-thr "X-
:ruiun being the sale of licenses for CARRYING
on certain lines Of business. Money raised hy
taxation comes from owners Of factories,
mnclll'cry and other personal property, us
well Az from farms and fnrm equipments, AMI
is the prize paid by the owners for defence of
their rights In property and the lnicrahlc
pursuit of the business of heir choice.
To exempt amy one mans property from
taxation would be an injustice to all conf
PEELED to pay taxes. Yet this in Just what
free trade proposes to do. American OWL
ers of farms. houses. machinery, etc. are to
lie taxed, while the same rights they enjoy
nr' to lir given free to others-to men WHO
owe no allegiance to our government md
who seek profits from trade here to 10 spent
in other countries.
in large quantities Ivy Canadian farmers who
never puid u cent of taxes owurd 4 he support
Of our government. lfthcsc men propose to
send their products here TO he sold in our
markets, why should they not ho taxed. at
least as much us our farmers arc taxed, for
the privileged But the free trader says no,
let the foreigner have our markets without
rost, although the American farmers taxes
need to he Increased in consequence, and then
complarently suggests that ii growing slrli
articles under this Onc-siicd arrangement
proves Improbable our farmers cnu turn
their attention to some other productions.
Protection insurcs for our own citizens not
only the first, but always the best chance in
the markets of he country they have helped
to build mp. This il 10th patriotism and
good business policy Its opposite is the I'M
American policy advocated by the President
u,h other free trade advocates, and for which
they have received the plu,nli,s Of the Cob
len Club and every prominent journal in
Great Britain. 1t remains to he seen il II
minority Of American farmers ugrcc with
them
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

ia Jill. AU1NOR BEN uUR.
Gen. Lew Wallace wc hear has removed to
Indianapolis, and liz busiy engaged writing
u Biography ofhis old friend, Gen. Ben.
Harrison.
Rarely hns 30 happy combination been
known ils tllnt resulting In the issue OF this
work. Gen. Lew Wallace, known the worl,l
over us the author Of Ben Hur, y
is one 81 Gen. llurrison's lifelong and
trusted friends, and il also distinguished
soldier, IL trained statesman, and u
diplomat of high national reputation.
His hume ns author gives ut once tho u.s.
surnnce of biography Of extraordinary
merit.
His long and intimate acquaintance with
his distinguished subject will enable him to
prepare rapidly an authentic und deeply
interesting biography.
Ills large experience in national and inter
national nfrmira fits him to tralt under
"tan'Iingly and ably of General Harrison u
superb record ms IL statesman, and clearly
To unfold the principles held by him rcspcri-
ing the pcience of good government. and the
weShty issues ut Ut axe in tho present great
contest.
Gen. Wallace ut first declined this task but
upon he urgent solicitation of many emf
n''iit men of the party, mud Gen. Harrison's
assurance that everything nc,,lful should lH
l,lart.l nj his disposal so ns to mike it tho
strictly authentic, and only authorized Bi-
"grnphy he yielded to the call, md has
agreed l." complete the work for publication
early in August.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
A Queer Bank Note.
From the Hartford Times.

From he Hartford Times.
A. NJ. Craig of Southington, has a.
curiosity in the shape of i, bank note,
on one side of which is II promise to
pay SO and on the reverse $50. In
1861, among the notes made by the
government for the Second National
bank of Springfield, Mass, there was
an error in printing one sheet ofthrce
bills, and they were signed and paid
out, first to the town and then to the
fire department and then to the mcr-
chants. The error was of course, ut
once discovcric.l and tho bills called
in. Two of the number were found
and destroyed, hut the third was lost.
MIR. Craig not long ago was shown
some curiositics, among them this
bill. lie made an offer for it which
was accepted. He has already bren
offered over 5000 for il by curiosity
seekers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07


Jerry Whalcn, II well known farmer near
Saltwater, is insane lium an Incident al ill.,
jury inflicted upon his head with II whinlri rr.
not long since lie will In sent to Rochester
for treat mcnt.
General Manager Stone. of the Chicago,
burlington Il Quincy road who in spending
his vacation here, was seen by IL reporter of
the Standard when le said tl,n, the
story oflis disposition was unIunllrdIy
false. lie hns read til" dispatch aud pro-
nounced it one Of II number of like stories ret
ntioat l,y his enemies. On the day Of the
directors meeting Mr.. Stone was on IL fishing
trip.
Carl Schurz il sunimorng at Kirl-on.tl,c-
Baltic, where he is said To be writingn book
of "reminiscences.
Scotch lawyers report that it vii, lie Gu "
to delay the trinl OF Mr.. Parnrii's actio.,
ngiiinst the Times until nttrr the commissions
h.ectetl, will he submitted to parliament in
the curly pnrt Of the session of 1880.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Thou sands of Years Saved.

One may get some idea of what
railways mean in the saving of time
and money to passengers by taking
the cusc of London. 1t is estimated
that about 100000 persons, for
about onc-tcnth of the population of
the entire area of the metropolis, re-
quire to travel to and from their
businessev day all the yearround.
If we remember the distances, it il
not too much to assume that tho
railway will cconomize for each ut
least two hours in the weck-or, say,
five days per annum each. This for
100000 of people means $500, 900
days or an economy of 300 years
of 800 working days each! Suppose
average earnings of these 100000
people to he 500 per annum each
not too high an average when we re.
member the number of millionaires
included in the totul-wc shall see a
total money saving in the sense of
time being money-ofegual to $780,
600 Der annum. And this il London
alone.-Chambers journal;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

A Kansas f,rmer was recently bit
ten by Il rattlesnakc, when he made a.
break for IL drug store, where lie com
menccl to pour down whisky. He
was very cool about ii, but expressed
the regret that his wife had not been
bitten instead OF himself, since, as il
was the busy season, he could not be
well spared from the farm, while his
wife could.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
REPUBLICAN PICK-UPS.
Clcyelsud.s Plea for Votes.


Just as ] am, without one plea.
hut that George Brinski fought for mo
And that llc died in poverty,
To win your votes come. I come.
Just ns I INN, without II scar
To show that w,s ever thar,
IN skirmish or in bloody war.
To win your votes | come, I come.
Just ns ] am, my hndgc II star
With eagle aud crossed cannon bar,
To fool the boys Of q. a. H.,
To win their votes come, come.
Just as ! am. fnr confrl iIags
had no peace: ] would tho r;i.S
Have back returned. hut for the .ags,
To win their votes come, | come.
Just as ] am; come, Daniel, say,
Must rely on hanian-a
To pull me tlirought this devious why,
To win your votes ! come.
Just as I am. I'm tossed about:
This free trade" fuss mi. me will, Doubt:
From politics wish the thing WAS out.
To win your votes I come, 1 CONF.
just as I nm. with check aud gall,
NV message would glad recall
l;r!"rr it rompassrtll my fall;
To win your votes come, como
A counterfeit q. A. Il. badge, with medallion
md oftlcyclail on the STAR l,ns n~u intro
urr,l in Kansas and probably in the other
arts of the country.
NoTE.-fhry arc on sulc in thu Capitol Of
he United S,atcs!-liocl,cster Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
PROF. LolsErTE WINS IN COURT.
Literary Piracy Condemned.

From New York Sun.
Special Term of the Supreme Court yesterday
on the application Of Nelson Smith and Col
Robert g. lngcrsoll, made the injunction il,
favor of Prof. Loisette, restraining George $.
Fellows from publishing his Memory System
perpetual.
"br. William A. Hammond, Daniel Green.
Lai Thompson, author Of II work on psycloi.
"s:y. and several other professors testified
that Prof. Loiscttc's system was original, he
ing II new departure in he education of the
memory. The Court ordered Fellows to de.
liver upto Prof I.oisctte I Ii" stereotype plates
aud all the hooks in his control. Over nine
tllnusand copies of the rirated edition were
delivered up yesterday.
1t is stated that fulI,lrtails will l,e furnished
III the prospectus sent post free by Prof A.
Loiscttr, 23T Fifth Avenue, New York.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
An Aggressive camnnirn.

Good morning-hnw is the grand wurl,
IN the Interests nf Democracy starting in to-
hny?" said tie chairman of the Drnurratir
National Campaign Committee to his privatr
secretary, coming into headquarters about
noon and blowing tho dust off his desk
'SPlcnli'lly," replied the assistant brisk
L.. 81 have one letter from II prominent
West, ri New York manufacture who has
always been IL Democrat, saying that he
Sllnll vote for Harrison and Morton and
giving his REASONS for it, aud II postal card
from II travelling minister in lplmr tun,,i:,
ordering twelve pounds of tracts, 'on the
duty young men owe heir :rsmlpnrrnts l
guess he intends to direct i, to some mis-.
SinI;irN snrirt -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

A Chicago newspaper, which liz u double
sndrr Bourbon Democrat in the morning. and,
.nily Republic in its evening issue. remarks
that "th"time is coming when the veto r,..s.
s";;"s of Cleveland will be properly regarded
As among the greatest papers ever written
n the white House" Evidently our con
temporary thinks the Cnmfe,lcracy is the sad
lie 10 stay, and the cause for which Union
soldiers shed their blood will soon pass into
innoruous dcsuctudc." 1t takes i, North
,rn rebel to cruwllow in thedirt.-Chicago In
.er.Occan.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

:, An excited Irishmnn lately rushed into n
bost IN drug store. having u "broken up''
s .;,, M, generally Re jabbcrs''l he
som" shtutf 10 s'raight"n me out. Some o.
him 'i'nrgnlory Bullets will fix me. I'm
lhlnkin'. What Eye tax for thin? "What
10 S"m me!ln'? asked the clerk "'Purgato.
y bullets, sor. or somctllin' loikc that, thry
all thin" replied the man. "Sllure, I'm n
'nrs';tory already. with headache, and liver
tnnws what ALL" The clerk passed ont -
'i;'l Of DR.; Picrrc's Pleasant Pnrgntive Pol.
lr's. and Pat went of contentrd, Thc.e NJ.
Tie Pellets cure MI arrangements of liver
stomach and bowels. Sugar-coatcd. littje
larger than mustard seeds, and pleasant to
take. Druggists. "' ="
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

a1srroN..Moistnrs; intonss i..hinz AMI ,tiuyls,,
continue tnmors form which often boed n,ri uosr-
ate. becomirg very sore: swAYHnI OINTMENT stops
many Gases removes tho .u;nors Il selsy Sficaopis
IN curing ali Skin Diseases DIR. SWAYSB s SON.
10 Cbpinsd Of drucp!sts Scnt by mai for 50 Ccnts
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Democrats Ashamed Of Their War Record.

TIL" policy of the Democratic party is tn
put TIL" history of tho war aside, and treat
the whole subject ls OH" wliirl, has no pr,ti-
:al relation to our present political condition
mud interests. lit could have it's way in the
matter il would "liirr;,t" MI the gl"rics of
that memorable contest. aud nulifr I'LL til"
advantages that wrlr ,lainrl by tho lnlpors
lii'l sacrifices nf the loyal l"upl. nf the cu,li-
Try. The attitude which it, ncrul,ic, as u
party throughout the struggle WAS such that
It cannot now claim any share in Tie credit.
Of the victory: and it's dispositions, therefore,
IL to triviuize the ri gniiicancc Of tho conflict
III every possible way. Under such rirrriin-
stances, The R-iuhlirnns nrc IN duty
hound 10 rrit"rat" the f,rts and To insist
That TIL" war shall not be forgotten. nor
It's true meaning he misrrprcsrntcl. That
y the explanation ail the justification of
den. lihrrisons cOnstnnt references To the
services Of tile Union soldiers. lie feels no
hostility toward the southern people. aud
aus no desire to tn,int or humiliute them:
!n, li"cannot afford by keeping silent to nd
nit that tho Democratic virw Of the war il
reasonable or proper. lie would lm false ia
hia purity and to himself il he should on any
account omit to declare thnt the Union
,ausc was wholly right nn,l just, aud to to-
li:in,l that the results of the Confederate sur
render shnll /" faithfully respected and m:li,i-
.anch. His candidacy implies mn abiding
-rroll-rtion of tilo.e bloody and sorrowfnl
Yeas when the existence OF he government
WAS ut stake; and ns II sound and consistent
rntri"t. he improves his opportunities To rr.-
peat tho splendid story Of Union courage,
.Ortitulie and s,rrcss.-St. Louis clio he Demo-
.rut.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Shall Mo,nep bs Allonra 10 yotsi

The question vt G'u,ale suilrasn has agi-
tut,sl thu tongues and pens at rrfornmrs for
many years. aud good arguments have been
softer srN could veto in,rlligrntlS. aud many
would vutr as their husbands did, and give
u" thought to tho merits Of ~ political issue.
They would all vote for Dr. lirrce's Favoritc
Prescription. for they know it IN AZ boon to
their srx. II is unnlnal,d for the cure Of
lrur"rr'"a. nl'nnrmal discharges, morning
Sickness and tho countless ills to which
women nrr subject. II is the only rpmaly
fur womnn'a peculiar weaknesses and ail-
mcnts, sold by druggists. under ~ positive
guarantee from thu manufacturers, that il
will give sat isG,ction in every ease, or money
will l.e refunded. STE guarantee on wrapper
around bottle
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

During the war, DIR. LLOYD. of Ohio fro,,
exposure contrnctr,l consumption. He snvs
~ have no hesitation in snying that II wns
b. Ia" Msr of Aliens Lung I.alsom TINT nm
now alive and enjoying perfect health !"
Don experiment with new and untrie,i me.ii.
cin"s. lfyou havea cough or cold. tnke Mt
Once Aliens Lung I,lsam. '"A' ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Grown Up Now,

The mugwump dodge does not work hc.
yonl til" limits "f 1884. The mmgwump
nas grown to- II full-gruwn democrat, and
usually he is the most virulcnl, snnrlng,
iiult finding. hungry, greedy democrat in
,l,c whole drove
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Does tho Earth Real, Move,

Science says that it does, but We cannot
mistake about ii, when We sce how stubborn
ly certain old foges cling to their mlsty and
:ntiuuatcd ideas. II WINS believed once TINT
consumption was incurablc md although it
has been clearly demonstrated that it is not,
thousands of old-time physicians close their
eye: and put their hands to their ears and
refuse to abandon the theory. But for all
I hat the world moves on, and Dr. Pierce q
Gullcn Medical Discovery continues to rescue
sufferers from cnnsumptivrs' graves. 1t liz !.
sure cure for this drr,,ilc,l disease iftnken in
in time. All scroluluus disruscs.-nnd con-
is included in tho list-yield to it,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Truth from Dcmorra tic Paper,

We may ;'s well liz frank while WI arc NJ
III The subject. AM, state the situation MS it
y. I'LL" chances to-day in Connecticut are
against the Dcmocruts.-Ncw Haven Regis,
ter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Nine. Romero. the wife of tho Mexican
minister at Washington, is snid to have no
superior among the.lndies ut tho capital us
un entertainer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
|r~SN
NONie.

Old men usc Moxic tho year round to keep
their nervous system strong enough to sup.
port the functions of heir body, md mcn,l
up the break down of IL long business life.
The young city hoods to remove tho effects
from liquors and IA night Of dissipation. A
tumhler full will break II recent intoxicatiun
in an hour, with no i'll effects ot stimulation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

When Baby was sick. NO gave her castoria,
When she was g. Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had ChilLron, sllo gave them Castorla
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
bleeding Postal En- ployes.

One of the roming problems will lie to .lr.
irrinnr how far Il newspaper man in search
Ut n;ormatinn may travel into tho region oi
rrrvarirnton to accomplish his ends. a Chi
:ag" Tribune reporter the other day by
representing himself as an cinployc Of the
.hragn postotiire penetrated into thu mys-
tories of the collection of Democratic cam
lagn funds far enough to learn that the ma
linnil committee is securing voluntary
subscriptions from the employees of Mr.
Judd Office, ringing from ten dollars up
wards. Ii was rather cruel to interfere in IN
transformations industry Of that kind rsl,re-
ally ms iii" postlmastcr's law partner w,s
gathering he subscriptions quietly and with
ou, scandal. The TrI,lne's revelations had
tendency To throw II suspicion IN tho
post mast"r but Mr.. Judd promptly "vinli-
:ntcl' himlselias l."iil in thrO brrkampfca,n
IL" Didn't know anything about it. Az it
was IL matter that required some intelligence
and convent rntinn of energy it is Iui,epruls,-
bic that the postmaster's plea will clear him
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Theonly surviving member Of Cnrlyle's fam
il, now left in England in u brother of his
james Carlyle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
HALF FARE 70 the EXPOSITION !!
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

Some of yon Will need somethinR In this line,
Those who do can not afford 10 miss seeing A. A.
Winkie''s Patent Slip.SUcket Lamb. Guaranteed
not 10 vitiato the stump. Also. Patent sefAdjust.
ing shoulder straps. 2l2 Nieollst, rear AVllore
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
nAnnED WIRE,

Ifyou have bnrbcd wire fences. keep vcter.
tnary Cnrholisalvo in your stables. It
cures without scar and renews the hair Its
original color. 50 cents and $1.O0 ut Drug
gists or by Iuail. Colo i Co., Black River
Falls, Wis
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

~ Tnn LOG CABINS of
1fE@ America have been
llA birthplaces of some of
sXftsy the grnndcstmen Lin
sEsEE1A coin, Grant, Sheridan,
sz0stssttEA first saw the light Of
day through the cl,inks
OF Al Log Cabin. Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsapirilln also originated in u Log
Cabin and standsplr-cmincnt among
the blood purifiers of to-day rs War
ncr's "rippccanoc" does US IL stum-
och tonic.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Directory d Minneapolis Wholesale Houses.

COMMlSSiON-llillmun Rrns, II Rridgs Squire.
Hush T. Cur,in. ~ Hri,lg:n square.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mnrt3n&! o. 1il,sMnsiAvN
GROCEitS-leO 4. Newell 4 Go. I'D 4 lat Az N.
GtJNS&SpurtinSt;ds-- X cnnr,ly llrus 10 Wnsh Av
e lIurrisnn, Harrington & 10. 200 1stA v y.
UARnW ARE-siiiirr llrns 4 Fletcher. I lN2d vt \.
MANTEI.S&t- farulnn, AiarhlcN Muntnt t,lSSiSt
SNnnLERV Ml,x. risM Eishrr llI,klnaan, Is u H. N.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Sir Edward Vincent, the financial adviser
OF the khr,iivn of Egypt, il uuklng u bric
tour in tho United States.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

An order for receiver Inns been ,nodc
against llsrapntlle, Dclmar & Co., brokers'
East London. '1oAef7'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
"I'urcatOrv Ilullctx ~

DIR. Tnlmalg" received 81 200 for two talks
ut tho Piedmont Chauta,luua.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07
Itching Piles.

The North Star Lung and Throat Bulsam
IL u sure cure for Coughs and Colds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Millionaire Flood of San Francisco and his
VILE nn'i daughter are still ut Hamburg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-07

Judge Thurman meets with IN entllusias-
ic reception ut Port Huron.