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Qualities medicinales de POignon.

L'usage de roignon pour la table
q tonjonrs etc considers par Ia plu.
part CONNIE sain ct bienfaisant, ct
81 &c n'ttaif d cause de son odenr
caracteri>tiqnp, qni deplaIt a beau.
coup de personnes, on le verrait
plus solvent ct snrrOat plus ahon-
damment taire partle de nos repas.
Pour un rhume lie po'trine II ny
a pas de mrilleur spfcifQue que
des oignohs bien boui'lis on bien
rotis. Qnelqnes personnes ne pen
vent s'y accontnmer mails pour eel
les qai digerpnt bieO, ils constituent
un excellent rpmede ponr la tonx
ct debarras>ent lea voies res,ira.
torres. 81 on en- mango abondam.
ment au commencement dun rhu.
me on peut etre certain que &c rhu-
me n'abo"tira pas, quelque serieux
W. Il cut pu ctFe.
Tn ecrivain dams I'M journal de
medicine 'ecommandait r6cemment
lie faire manager de petits oignons
crus aux e~nfants, trois on 4 fois
par semaine ct quand lis devien-
nent top gros on trop forts pour
6tre manages crus, de les faire bouil-
lir 90 r6tir mails de ne pas en- aban-
bonner pnsage.
Un autre ecrivain dit:
Durant les temps d'epidsmie,
quaint Ia diptherie ct aotres mala-
dies contagieuses regnent dams nos
contrees, on doit manger, dams le
printemps, des oignons, az. moins
une fois par semaine.
L'oignon est torti6ant ct prophy.
lactiqne au plus hant point, ct je
de6e aucun medecin on autre per.
some de me otter un cas- de d6cAs
d'enfant par la dipth6rie, Ia SCALA
tine, Pangine ETC., Ia on poiguen
etait mango Observation-Disclosures.
tiffc dmeyicain.
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POUR JUICE DE DISTRICT.

Jai honnenr de poser devaut lie peuple
des paroisscs Lafonrchp ct Assomption. ma
c%andidatnre pour rofice de JUICE DE
DISTRICT dn 20e district jndiciaire. com.
prenant les denx paroissrs. Lafonrche ct
Assumption. Je me prf~-nte avec conf
ance aux sutfrages 1T men rapporte a la
vo'x dn penple pour les elections qni dol
vent avoir lien lie II av'il 1888.
ARTHUR F. KN0BLOCH.
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Remede cOntre Ia dyssenterie.
Gueriso,. radicale ct guarantee.
References nom breuses. AddreSsez
a Mr.. OmeI SavOie, chez Mr.. j
Telemague Badeaux, Latourche.
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ATELIER TYPOGRApHIQCE.
RorARY JoB PREss.

Ayanttout le materie' n6cessaire. nous 40 m
mes a meme dexeeuter tour les ouvraaes ty-
pographiqnes qni nous -er"nt conti<s Lea
brets d'avocat. cartes d'ahaiIea. -ntttes ae
features. tickets d'habitation. blancs. circn-
Iairaa. etc. seront imprimfs dans lie plus BRET
d6lai ct i des prix mOderes.
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Tine chose que les P~lanteurs doivent con.
naitre.

LIE Profeseeur Stubs dit dams le
journal Item que H. culture DIES
fe:es, dites s'Pea,ines" absorbe .tu
sol ct evapore en- trois mois 1000,
600 gallons d'eau sur un acre de
terre.
c. million de gallons dean sur le
meme acre de terre pourrait (n'etait
l'evaporation) former un lac de trois
pieds de profondegr. LIE p~rofesseur
susdit a etc .;hneue a cette d6cou
verte en- constatant, dams ses ana
lyses -du sol, que les parties Oh
'etaient cultiv6s les "Cow Peasn
etaient beaucoup plus depourvues
d'hunidit6 que les antres endroits
plantes de Cannes, de mails etc.
Cette interessante communication
du ~professenr, ri ellie sc tronve cor
recte, offre a nos agricnlreurs IN
excellent moyen de drainage ct
dams tous les cas- sujet q ler:rs me-
citations.
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Dams la profession de fol dun
candida: republican, dams une ia
roisse voisinr, nous lisons les de-
siderata suivants qui ne nous pa
rai>sent point tant b6tes, ct que
nous %aitnetiOns voir figurer dams
II profession de fol democratique
ST je suis elm, JeSsaiclai de tout
mon pouvoir lie faire adOpter:
II Cu amrndement a Ia Con.
slitution Dormant a chague raroiSSe
IN Juge permanent ct IN arocat pa.
roissial, exigeant que LA CoUR soft
cOnStammtnt onverte de tel!e sOr;e
que tout process, crininel on civil
soft JUICE immediatement ct ainsi
reduire les frais onereux qui pour
rien, on a peu pres, ecrasent les
contribnables.
% LIE salaire des JUICES ct des
avocats de paroisse, devront atre fxe
en- rapport avec la population qu'ils
d~esserrent.
A Tn amendement 4 notre le.
gislat,on par lequel les terres incul.
tes ret-nues dams IN but de specu
latiOn soient assesses 4 leur PLEINE
vALEUR, de telIe sorte Qu'elles
puissent par CT moyen 6tre ouver
ties y une Immigration atile ct fe-
conde.
50 Cne regle invariable .nar la
quelle Fassessement soft un;forme, de
telle sorte, que loin d'etre &c qui
est a"jourd'hni, chacnn pale en- pro.
portion de &c qu'H possfde ct O les
petits tout! Les g,os rien on a peu
pres!
50 Une loi cleant an tribunal
d'arbitres, connaissant, sans frais
toute cause on dehat ayant on pou.
want avoir lien entire le labenr IT le
capital, autremrnt dit, entire Zen.
gage ct le patron.
1Oo Une r~ectification complete
dc la loi DIES routes puLIiques repair.
tissant le fardeau egalemrnt en- pro
portion des facades ct des attelages
que chaque proprietaire possede ct
oblgeant lea Jurys do Police a veil
a leur parfait entretien.
12e Cne loi d6fs.issaut dune
maniere finale It dupaomiane les de-
voirs ct lea e"oIuments DIES; sh6lifs
ct a"tres officers. de facon 4 ce que
le$ droits des panvr+s litigants le
soient pas leses par DIES su.charges
%Onereusos ct i~nipst-s.
Cne loi Dormant preference a
toute cause dams laqneIle les into
rets recuniaires, tells qu'hypothe.
ques. bilIets a ordre, complies cou-
rants echanges, ln~jonc,ions, seques-
trations ct saisies, .proyisoires, sont
en- jeu. -,
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POUR "DISTRICT ATTORNEY
L. P.CAILLOCET.

lie sonsigne a lhonnenr de sonmattre
aux votants DIES parOisses Lafonrcle IT
Assomption. sa candidatnre POM Iohice de
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. pour le poe dis
trict jHdiciaire, aux elections dn ~ "vril
8 +. AMEDEE TETE.
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POUR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

LIE sonssigne a ,.honnenr de soumettre
aux votants des paroisses Lafnurche ct
Assumption. sd candidatnre pour l0fice
de DISTRICT ATTORNEY".ponr lie poe
district i"dicialre aux elections prochaines
dU II avrIl 1888.
L.. F. CAILLOCET.
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Cueillettes.

Une vieille femme de soixante.
cling ans, Catherine Macdonald, .
etc asphyxiee par M lncendie dane
la maison qu'eIle habitat seule,
Lombard street, i Philadelphia.
C'etait une originate, affectant de
porter e costumes extravagants.
On a tronv6 dams sa chambre trois
pianos. DIES ombrelles de toutes les
forme> ct des livrets de caisses de
paryne constatant que Catherine
~possedait pres de $4,000.
Dcux gamins, Edward Bochow,
age de Is ans, ct James Murphy,
age de 16 ans, ont comparu devaht
la cour de police de Jefferson Mar
ket comma prevents d'avoir d6ro-
be, dams les ateliers de la Hamilton
Bank Note Company, 1000 billets
du chemiu de fer eleve qu'ils etaient
charges de detruire q cause dun
defaut dams la gravure, ct qu'ils
avaient Ievendus au rabais a des
PEASANTS dams les environs DIES sta.
lions.
Tn terrible accident de chemin
de fer s'est produit 4 Blackshear
(Georgie), sar la ligne du chemin
de fer Atlantic and Gulf, a environ
so miles de Savannah. LIE train
de la Floride, dit "Vestibule Train",
est ,ombe a travers uu pont; il y
eu 10 voyag.urs taos ct So hlesses.
Clergyman condamne a mort.
George MacDufie, un clergyman
methodiste negre, 4 etc condamn6
a mort pour avoir assassine un au.
ire negre Domme William CLANCY,
a Greensboro (Georgie).
Une comete qui a etc decouverte
il y a quelques stmaines dams PA.
friQne centrale est, afirme-t on,
visible actuellement. i l'eil nu, 4
Rochester New York;.
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NOCVEAgX ARRANGIM ENTs
AOTEL DES E:TRANaRu.
Encoignu-e des rues Green ct Thibod.,.

Mr.. Thomas AlSerti PREVENT sea ami.
les voyageurs quill Went de taire do ny.
vesnx arrangements qui lui permettront !.
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lbes,S
rer Dc leur coDfance
Repas atOute heure de Ia lournGe at =,
commando. ~"
Table d'h6te 4 10 heures du matt, -
d6ieuner ct = 4 heures du soir pour dirs.
Chambres commodes ct bien g~aruies
PRIX MODEREES.
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AVIS AUX PORTEURS DE RECLA
NATIONS CoNTRE LA PAROIssE.-
IL Y IL actuelleinent dams. III ir6sor
de Ia parOisse as>ez d'argent pour
payer, II presentation, tons les
warrants qui pourrOnt ttre ennis en-
placement des reclamatious apron
wees ct euT6gistrees du No. l au
No. 4O3 Reimbursement.
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ABONNEMENT.


On carr6 de lolignes; lere insertion 81 so
=. 9me l" IS
g I" insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
VEG Fadresst ct n'exc6Lant pas qnatre
gnes. par an. Observation-Disclosures. 81 0c
Announces tie candidats, ~l'avance 90. 10 co
N6crolOgie. par ligne AUGMENTATION. 10
TOute annOnce cOmmprriale puhliee 4 fap-
nee sera inserte au faux de 80 cents par pou-
CO pour la premiere insertion ct Is cents pour
les insertions suhsegmentea.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jnsqu'a nouvel
Ordre au taux ordinaire.
ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS.
RoTARY JOB PREss.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
The Teachers Institute.

After the close of the teachers' institute last
Friday, and previous to dispensing to their sew
eral homes, the following resolutions, reported
by committee appointed for that purpose,
were unanimously adopted rs the sentiments
of the teachers Of Steele county:
Resolped, by the teachers of Steele county,
Dakota, assembled in institute, May Is, 1883,
in the town Of Hope:
l. That we hereby witness to the efficiency
and prodnctiveness Of the labors of Professor
J. c. Collester with and among US during the
institute now closed, and unanimously tender
him our sincere thanks for the great benefit
we feel we have derived therefrom.
2. That as teachers Of said county, having
taught, and now teaching under the manage
ment Of G. w. Winchell, and hatAg attended
Institutes under his management, we feel that
the schools Of this county have been greatly
benefited and school interests promoted by his
earnest and diigent labors; that he has dealt
impartially and fairly In all matters relating
to the teachers under his charge, and that in
the fact Of bis declining to serve another term
the educational interests Of Steele county snf-
fer loss.
8. That we tender to J. W. Plunkstt our
thanks for his work In our interests.
4. That we extend our thanks to the proprie-
tors Of the hotels and others who have favored
US with reduced rates of entertainment.
s. That we gratefully acknowledge our obi
cations to the trustees Of the Congregational
church for the use OF the church for our social.
MRS. l.. D. F. HoGUE,
MISS LBBIE CURRY,
L. E. MARSH,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Senator Blair has introduced joint resolu-
ton in the United States senate providing for
the following amendment to the constitution:
''That no state shall ever make or maintain
any law respecting an establishment Of re-
ligion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,
B6that every state shall establish and main
tain system Of free public schools, but that
No money raised by taxation shall ever be ap
propriated, applied or given for any school, in
stitution, corporation or person, whereby in
struction is given in any doctrine, tanets, be-
liefs, ceremonials or observations peculiar to
any religious sect"
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Casselton Blizzard: Every through train from
the west is bringing back immigrants who
went over to tue Pacific slope. They have been
out and seen the country and find that 1t don't
begin to compare with Dakota, which is bound
TO catch thousands Of these returning pilgrims.
We can put Dakota soil and climate against
the world. During the past few years hun
dreds from this territory have gone over to
Washington territory and California, but many
have returned, glad to get back, and all the
Others will ultimately bring up here. No por-
ton Of this broad land offers such inducements
to Immigrants as the Territory Of Dakota.
Nowhere else can man do as well and got
ahead as fast.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
Go West.

No portion OF the United States to-day offers
as many opportunities for making money as
can be found at Great Falls, Mont, and on the
reservation Just opened, in business, mining,
stock raising or farming. Rates, maps and
particulars will be furnished by G. II. Warren,
general passenger agent, ST. p, N. q NJ. rail-
way, st. Paul, MINI.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

It is rumored in railroad circles that w. s.
Alexander, general traffic manager Of the
Manitoba is about to retire, and that Mr.. G. h.
Warren will succeed him, who in turn will be
succeeded by Mr.. Whitney, now in the pass
enger department.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

A special telegram from Washington to tho
Pioneer Press, dated the 25th, credits Attorney
General Garland with saying that be had made
no move in Judge Francis case, and that it
was more than likely that Francis would now
serve out his term, which ends on the third of
July next 1t is believed that successor has
been selected already for Francis, and that the
name hit upon is that Of Mr.. Miller, Of Fargo.
Miller has been backed by Church and en-
dorsed by other powers believed to be just as
strong, and unless Carland's wish to come
back into the Bismarck district is respected,
Miller will sit there at the next term of sourt
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Company H, Of the D. N. G., returned to
Watertown flom Nashville, Tenn, on the 29th
ult. They were delighted with the cordial re-
ceptivn that was rendered them and are full of
praise for the kind treatment they were every
where the recipients Of.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Rev. W. c. Whisnand met with close call
from the kick Of horse last week. Had the
horse struck him an inch or two higher up on
the forehead it would have killed him,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Hon. James G. Blaine has written letter
to Whitelaw Reid, editor Of the New York
Tribune, positively forbidding the use Of his
name at the Chicago convention as candi-
date for the nomination.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The Broallawn Farmers alliance will meet
at schoolhouse No. 2, on Monday afternoon,
June II, at 2 o'clock. A punctual attendance
OF all members is requested.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
Committee. .

The funeral of the late District Attorney
Selby took place at Grand Forks Monday, and
was the most largely attended funeral ever
seen in that city. The Masonic order, the G.
A. r. and Bar association OF Grand Forks, the
latter headed by Judge Mcconnell. attended in
body.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Miss Mary J. Simpson opened school No. 2,
in Hope township, Monday morning. The
school is temporarily located In Claim shack,
which has been fitted up for the purpose.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mr.. Thomas Baker and family are engaged
today in moving into the building recently
purchased from L. c. Day.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Attorney Mcmahon reports that owing to an
engagement made several months ago, it will
be impossible for Col. Plummer to come to
Hope on the fourth Of July to deliver an ora
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Marshall Mcclure has purchased the Minot
Tribune and combined 1t with the Rustler nm
der the euphonious name Of Rustsr-T Tribune,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The latest accounts from the bedside Of Gen.
Sheridan reported his condition much improved
with prospects Of his pulling through.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Capt. William Faulkner was in town visiting
his friends Saturday and Monday, aud left on
Tuesdays train for st. Paul.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Winslow, mother and
father Of W. A. Winslow, Of Sherbrooke, ar
rived on yesterdays train from Chicago, and
will probably spend tho summer in Steele and
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

1t is beyond question that Ayers cherry pee
toral heads the list Of remedies for diseases Of
the throat and lungs.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The headquarters Of the Dakota delegation
to the Chicago convention will be at the Grand
Pacific 4
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mr.. George E. Corse, president Of the Dakota
Alliance company, will deliver lecture to the
farmers OF Steele county and vicinity in Hope,
on Saturday, June 9th, at 2 O'Clock in the af-
tend
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The weather still continues cool, and several
nights during the week ice has formed on
water in exposed places.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The taint of Scrofula In your blood can be
wholly eradicated by Ayers sarsaparilla.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Now that the Northern Pacific and Manitoba
roads have voluntarily reduced their rate in
Minnesota to 8 cents, would it not be good
scheme for our railroad commissioners to sug-
gest to these companies that it is now in order
for them to reduce their rates in Dakota to
the same standard?
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mrs. Johnson, Of Kansas, is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Meader,
of Riverside township
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

The district court for this subdivision of the
sixth judicial district will convene at Coopers-
town Tuesday, June 18th, with Hon. W. H.
Francis on the bench. Naturalized citizens
will have an opportunity during the time court
is session of taking out their final papers.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Miss E. j. Faulkner, who is now visiting In
Peoria, ILL.,, and vicinity, expects to return
home this month,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
LOCAL ITEMS,

LOCAL ITEMS.
Wheat 50 cents.
Thick ice again this morning.
day.
T. G. Anderson, of Portland, was in town
Tuesday. ....
Superintendent G. w. Winchell was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. E. D. Wallace moved into his new resi-
dence yesterday.
N. P. Rasmussen is sowing two hundred
acres Of flax this season.
E. D. Washburne, who has been laid up for
several weeks, is again out.
J. w. Stewart and wife spent Sunday in
Buffalo, returning home Monday.
Mr.. S. J. Axdahl was in town Wednesday
shaking hands with his many friends.
Col. W. II. Robinson and brother we're in
town Sunday, and returned home the same
day.
Charley Merriell has put out some twenty
thousand trees this spring on his tree claim on
section Is, 145, So.
Miss e. ]. Faulkner, who is now visiting In
Peoria, ILL.,, and vicinity, expects to return
home this month.
Mrs. johnson, Of Kansas is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Meader,
of Riverside township.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Charley Merriell has put out some twenty
thousand trees this spring on his tree claim on
section 18, 145, So,
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

T. G. Anderson, Of Portland, was in town
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Born-Saturday morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
J. Paul, daughter. 1t Is needless to remark
that cigars were scattered with prodigality
only to be accounted for on tho theory that our
efficient district attorney felt himself richer
than Cresus in the addition of another young
lady to his family circle.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
The Soldier Bows 4: :: :;;:; 3:
cata reRnr In N


We line
half
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Billy Elliott reports curiosity In the shape
Of we'll developed chicken wRh four legs and
four feet. His chickenship bad some difficulty
in kicking free Of bis she'll, but once free from
that incumbrance, it was just as spry as any
other bird. Should Billy succeed In raising
the bird, he may expect all the dime museum
proprletors to be seeking 1t.
Tho following officers have been elected in
the recently organized town Of Clifton:
Supervisors-A. K. Cochrane, chairman; H.
K. johnson, ]. B. Oxton.
Clerk-J0hn dwell.
Treasurer-Nick McCrea.
Assessor-Peter Stoukard.
Justices-Oscar Barrett and Elias Anderson.
Constables-T. N. Cochrane, Andrew Sever.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

N. P. Rasmussen is sowing two hundred
acres Of fax this season.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

H. L. Smith returned from his trip to Huron
last Saturday. Arriving at Casselton too late
to catch the Hone train, he had to avail him
self Of one Of Hosford's rigs and drive up. He
reports having had pleasant trip and returns
more than ever impressed with the superiority
Of the northern half of the territory.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Col. W. II. Robinson and brother were in
town Sunday, and returned home the same
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

E. D. Washburne, who has been laid up for
several weeks, is again out
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Superintendent G. W. Winchell was in town
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Thick ice again this morning.
w. B. Hench returned from St. Paul Satur-
dan
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mr.. E. D. Wallace moved into his new resi-
4onco uockordov
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

j. w. Stewart and wife spent Sunday in
Buffalo, returning home Monday.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

Mr.. S. j. Axdahl was in town Wednesday
shaking hands with his many friends.
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Care of SOws and Pigs.

When your sows farrow keep them and
the pigs in a small pen until the pigs are
at least two weeks old, or longer if the
weather is not very mild and pleasant. /
know all will not agree with me, but i
say if our sows are permitted to run at
large Immediately after narrowing, the
pigs will soon follow them and the weak
" ones fall behind, get lost, etc. Then
when the sows lie down those that were
able to follow get all the milk and the
weakly ones grow weaker. If they had
been confined until all got stout and nice
ly started, they would not become ia
tigued SO easily, and would be better able
to stand the effects of dews.
When your pigs are nicely started have
a piece of oats sown as early as possible
and pasture this lin connection with grain
and slop) until whet is not eaten down
| ripens and the cats have been mostly
picked up. BY this time you may have
a patch OF early corn in roasting ear II
use mammoth sweet corn and turn your
hogs in. or cut and feed stalks and alb
Now piow your oat ground as soon al
possible and SOW to rye, and in the course
Of three or four weeks it is ready to turn.
into again and pasture, while feeding later
corn. Your early corn ground you may
SOW to rye for strictly winter pasture
Then # you will have a few tons of red
clover for winter and feed it for a change
han any kind of stock you can handle,
and seldom, if ever, have reason to com
plain of cholera or hogs not doing WE'LL
Cor. Swineherd.