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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26
Marrtfom; glatme; eansrean.

8laine's TreuAoe, ~beion6ers 6te in Matne
lelblt, uerlan9en lalt, ia beina6e broDeno,
Die Grnennung i6reS Qbgottes ODER @0ben
gum ~Dberiten @abinetsmit9lieoe unter (oDer
iiber) Yrdiibent 6arriion. l1no Ite iteuen
fiji an, ais Do Blaine. bieie Stele bereits in
ietner 0ruittaihe unbertrii9e.
8eniamtn 0arriion betommt aud bon
pcrldie0enen potitiiben @e9nern, !pelte i'm
genal fennen, haS Sob, DaB er peri0nii6
etn entihieoener SeinO Der Corruption lit.
Gouts G6a0e ). ., Der cine 10 genaue
SenlltniB ieBiger unb friiberer @DngreBmits
siieOer bgItBT, iagt in ieilem Sentinel" !:
ss5eniamin 0arriion'6 1Inbetiebt6sit
i'm Setdt 8ereicbt i6m iebr CUR Gbre. @r
tit fat ui1o oft abftoBeup, aber Elm ebrz
Ii d er 80 ann unb m"etgerte Id j.,
an idmuBt8en Wa6eni d aften
tbeil3unebmen neld)en republtfas
niide WttGlieOer i'm 8unoeSienate na@z
gin8en."
Menn 6arriion lid ieI6it treu blei6en nil,
70 fam er alto einen Blaine nidt gum
Setter ieiner austuGrtiaen goIitif MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26
@robtbittpns= 9sieperIaaen.

Der 6. sc opember par gerabe fem
@liifstag fir Die BrObibtttOniiten.
Die abge1onDerte Y~robtbt>
ttonspartet erlttt bel Der Yrdftbentenz
pobl cine l6mGblid)e StilnmeueinbuBe, OBJ
mobl tie in Der 4Serion beS Sen. 6isf einen
melt beoeuteuberen &an6toaten bate, ais
bier Sabre supor tn benz Minobeutel ct.
Sobn.
Sn % It g IN EN-, no 6aS 8olz
am 6. 9topember iiber einen Brobtbittpns>
sulab gu ieiner 9erfaiiun8 abjuitimmen
bate, trug Dteler cine tpabre Seoan@9fieOer=
ldge bauon, inOen republitanti6e uno
0emofratilde SttmmJeber in Der Tsinoz
idaft gegen einen iolden 3pang nit etn=
altoer Dettetfertell.
SIN Serrttoriuln . afDta, no nod Dor
etnem Sabre Die Sa9en 10 itanOen, baB
man befilr1teu muBte, es niirben it'd aus
ibm 3tpet BrpbibitionSitaaten enttpidelu,
i0etnt man Der abi6euli6en SDra1net be-
reits 9rinoIih iatt SIT leiu. Dur6 Elm
Serrttorialgeleb berrl6t Daielbit fretlt6
i~penigIten5 local option. &raft bteier Gtn@
ri6tung, tpel1e ie1bit iolben Gnglti6z
Nmertfanern, Die Der grDbi6ition BON
Staats tpegen 9dnsli6 ab8enei8t itnb, ais
cine Dirt Soeal Dor 6tDebt, nuroe Dor etnt=
ger 3eit in uielen O~orti9eu Counties Broz
bibitton etugefibrt. Die 8olfsabltimmung
fir uno mioer ftubet nGu1Ii0 Dem be3igz
Ii6en 3erritorialgeleb gendB na6 gouuz
ties, uno ni6t na6 ein5elnen @enetnoen
itatt. Oo9 am 6. gtouemtber itimmten
ielbit Die meiiten b~erjentsen Counties in
9afota, tpelhe ii6 fritber Die Brobtbition
auf8ebiroet hatte1, segen oieie uno fir cine
(bobe) WirtbSltcenS. go iott bate Die
groBe WtebrDeit ibrer 8urger Die Nrobtbiz
ton ibon III gans flrSer 3ett befommen.
$50 thinner Die Brobibitton in lebter 3eit
unmittelbar Dem Bolfe zines StaateS sur
Nnnabn1e oDer l}i6tzNnnabme porlag, ba
muroe ie aeinldsen, i'm 9torben ipie i'm
Sl0en. Mtt fletnen Waebrbeiten eeida6 es
in 3enneiiee, Oregon unb Wfi6t9an; nit
Sernulmenoen Wtebrbeiten in Ieras uno in
@eit>8irginien, no Die pole W1ebrbeit ge>
gen ie iber 40, 900 betrdgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26
seq GGciS0DAuOeG.

On etnem %ein3tgen Sage bieier @o6e,
benz 10. g&oubr., farlen in ben Steb6ofen
bon G6ica9o ntdt neuiger ais 2O,O68
Sttd GtnoUieD an uno purOen an 0erniel7
ben Sage perbanoelt, grOBtentbeilS gum
8erldla6ten am Orte.
Sman3tgtaule nGunba9tun
1e03ig 9tinoer an etnem etnstgen Sage !!
Oas 1T nod niemdlS, 10 LANCE Die Welt
ftebt, erlebt trorDen, uno fpnnte au6
nt6t erlebt lDeroe1, 10 LANCE IS fein 10 un>
gebeureS Sptuneune5 BON @ilsnbabnen ga6,
pie D~asienige, beiien Weittelpuntt Chicago
lit. IS lit cine ienet Gbatioden, fir beren
eiufa0e Wittheillng Der in Oeuti6lano
ten, Die it6 fir bofltd Dalten, ba5 Wort
9itgner, ooer 81 f6netDera gu boren
betolnmen fam.
Narum ober ptrb bas G9la6tpieb in 10
ullabiebbaren SAaaren mad Chicago gez
ldtdt? Nus Dem lebr einfa6en @runbe /:
neil IS bier ben beiten Nbiabmarft ftnoet;
neil bier Die bD6iten Bretie bafiir besaDlt
lreroen. llnO tnieber: Warum f0nnen
bier Die b06iten Hreiie OaflIr beSo6lt tperz
ben ? Nntpprt: g4etl Der S[eiid6anoel
bier su elmer rieltgen @roB7 Snouitrie getporz
ben lit, Die it1 BET Dem urgebeuren llmfanae
hires Nblabes nit benz gertnglten Jtuben
beQliigen fam uno bann B ob nod qldnz
3enoe @el9Gfte mdht. 0enn iie fam ale
otelentgeu 2lbfallitDffe, Die BET etnem Sc
l6dftsbetriebe i'm &letneu Derloren aeben,
pouauf Dertpertben. 5Gute, Corner, 6ufcn,
&no6en, Slalen, 0aare, Boriten, Blut,
0Grme, furs, QueS am G6tere, mas
ais gfa6rungsmittel fir ben WtenI6en
nnbraudbar lit, ftnoet bier, no IS IN 9ro6eu
Otengen 5u ba6en lit, bortbetlDafte 0ertpenz
bung. ipGhrenb IS beim &leinhetrieb bes
WfeBgergeiddfts nnbenubt perloren oebt.
0u6 oas gertngpertbige Sletid pom 6Qts,
pom Bdu1lappen, ben S9pGn5et, ooer
8ciuen Der Sbtcre miro in geeigneter !3ubez
rettullg in 8u6ien perpadt ulto, tpenn oIdb
ietu @rnG6run9Sfpertb gering lit, bod inn
mer6tn sum poIlen 8etra8e bieies Wertbes
(uub Dobl nod ettpas Dariiber) perfauft.
Inter bieien rntitGnoen f0rnen unIere
@roBeU}ebger (packers) ooer Sletidz
fabrtfanten 0aS bette auSaelhlad>
tete Nln0aeii6 na6 allen @roB1tGoten
bes OltenS unb Sabens ~ 0 + T.
t etler ~lieern, ais pie oorttgen
@roB> unO &letuz Mebger. Sine i3eit lang
baben it0 bic @roB>W eBqer in Stem g)orf
(SerieD GitD) gegen ben G6icagoer MJt5e=
tperb our6 cine 8eri6p0rung nit ben
Gtienbabren 81 iditsen 9eiu0t, nonoh
btele melt nteortBere 6ra0tpreiie fir lebens
biges Shlahtpiel, als fir aus9eldlaDtete5
Sletl6 beredneten. 4uf bic 0auer aber
iheint ith Das ni6t bur6fibren su Iaiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26

9enn aud ms @aibingtoner Staatsmis
niltertum trug ia Blaine letre Borllebe tur
l6mustge @el6Gfte btnetn, tple CT tie 19on
i'm GonareB, SumaI GlS Spreher pes natto@
11alen QtbgeorDnstenbdufeS5 b%etotelerl Datte.
Wtan Denfe nur al 2anorcau! Gu1
ldDntlingenoer. jeoo9 ibclriehenoer Jtdr1e
Gin 6ra1SDie oiele5 9tal1Iers bebaIptete,
in 8eru Elm @uanofager entoedt
unb ertppr6cn su BADEN uno bon Der Ne9te1
rung 8eru'5 lGn6oe I'M Den @rtrdg pel1el>
ben berallbt poroen 81 ietn; nno Gttf ben
@rIno bin, baB 5tpar nt0t er 1elbtt, tpobl
aber iein Sobn lid bas dmeritartlde Glr>
gerredt eriporben babe ul0 Der elgentltde
@ntoeder De3 @uanolaBer5 iet, nabm er
Die 6illfe Ser Ser. SIaaten nidt lDipoDl
9e9en 8eru, aI5 gcgen 4eru'S Damoltgen
Beiieger ltno 8e9errld)er GDilt, in Qln>
lprud. 8rGItoeut @arftelo Lag an lstner
Tooe5punoe 0arnieoer, uun leiu Staats>
miuiiter Blaine fonnte tbul1, mas er tpoute.
Sbqlei6 Die BON 2aioreau Slerit an8e@
rufene franS0iiide 9te9ierung beretts EN-
6oar in Der S19e gefuitoen huttc, lleB 1t1
Slatne nit ipabrer 2eioeHlhaft altF bas Nn@
1tnuer 2anorcdu'S Elm, unteritibte lelb1t Die
unueriOGmtelten SnptnDelfor0erunget
beiielben, uno gtng 10 nett, Der 9tepubltt
@Dilt, melde in Dem i9r BON Feru uno
8oliuia aufge5tpungeneu &rtege rubntpou
geitegt bate, 5u5umutbe1, Dab lie III benz
bon tbr NIT Beru acknowledgement Srieoensz
pertrage Den 2tnipruh 2anbreau's i'm Be7
TRACE bon 800, 000, 900, lage bu10ert Wtll7
lionen Dollars, anertenre llo autre6t
battle. 9ie frGftigen uro ourdaus begrlin>
beten 8ernabrunsen Gbtlt's gegen btele
freden 3umutbungen erptoerte Staatsmlz
hitter Blaine in 10 Dro0enDer Meiie, oaB ct
Die Ser. Staten am Gnoe no6 in einen
b06It ungeredten uno BET Der Ddnnaltgen
Sbnlabt Der itegrei6en btlenii6en Srtegsz
flotte fir amertfanil6e GilitenltGote Durbs
aus nidt ungefdDrli6en &rieg Dermtdelt
bate. Qlber PrGiiDe1t NrtDur bate
mad ietnem 0tegierungSantritt ni6tS @tlt2
ceres at tbur, als Dieler 8plitif eth @noe
81 MAIDEN uno mad Sturgeon tbren urbeber
ielbit fort5ul6tden.
Der Gogelmiit, nel6en 8laine nit 10
grobem 2drm alfgegriffeu bate, Derbrettete
einen iebr unar18enebmen Quit, mirfte aber
burdauS ni6t befru1teil6 - am tpenigften
fir Die Ser. Staateu uno ibre @bre.
gStrb nun ein 10 eigenmilt9er Waann tpie
Benjamin 6arriion pirtli6 10 i5ori6t ietn,
trpb leil1er bduftB berpteienen 9bnetgun9
gegen berartige 0ifte ietne Bunoesuerpalz
tung pom Durango an in 10 lblen @eru6
5t brin9en?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26
Gta&e GtGberpDraWttSe.
Emancipation

Ser frana0iti6e bolfspirtbi6aftIide
S6rtftiteler 6. @t6e i6dbt Die Staatsz
i6ulD Srantreihs auf 80, ZOO W}iIz
Iionen Srancs. 9as gdbe in Stlber cine
gpramtoe nit elmer @runbfldhe non SO, 200
auaoratfuB 600 SUB i'm @epiert) uno
1000 SUB 66be; alio ungefGbr boppeIt 10
bod, pie bic .gr0Bte gpramioe QeaDptens,
ooer Der Miinitertburm 3u StraBburg, ooer
aud geraOe 10 bod, mte Der Sbrrm Gtffels,
wel1en man in Yaris fir Die 8eltausltelz
lung BON 1889 baut. Ser feline &edner
maht ba5u Die 8cmerfuns: S@abe, boB
man bieie Bpramioe niht nebeu oenieIben
aufiteaen fam; Dus Qdbe einen boben 8ez
grtf BON benz &ei6tbum bes 9an6es; benn
I'M cine iol6e S6ulo MAIDEN gu t6nnen.
mus man ~offenbar ettDas Dor it'd baben.
Die StaatsldulOen GuBlanbs uno @nas
lambs, Die in sueiter Otetbe tommen, tpITz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26

@reueltbat bonn 4. Meat 1886 at nteber@
boleit, in 9lbreoe felt. vDenn", iagt er,
vetne einstge Bombe, bic ieBt geporfen
1DiirDe, tpuroe unierer guten Safe fir int5
Her ben 0araH5 Madden" Ga5 lit per1tau-
bio eenug. Q6er tpas Der Wiann ionft Iber
ietue uno ieiner @enoieH 3nede unb 3ieLe
iagt, lit ni6t perniinftiger, Gls oas Screen
Grnmaleins i'm rTauit".
sic tpOI4en oie. s~e8enpartige Staatsform
bss 2anbes abi6afen, tpeil- nDas 80 off
es regiere." Oas vYolt" miro BON 3pei
MGdten gefnebtet: bonn &opttaL uno Der
gre1le. 0ie Breiie befinoet fi6 i'm Beiibe
bss &apitals, ite6t oaber anf Settle Der
pitdrflten &laiie" unb nl6aift cine ungez
lunoe Ofentli6e Oletnun9". 0as Wablz
redt niiBt benz IS o1fe" ni6ts, benn eS
Shurfen uno BummIern als !Ganoioaten
aufgeiteut fttO. Die erpablten @olfsperz
treter lalien it9 bon Den uaapitalilten"
taufen uno oerratben 6as v8olt". 1no 10
tpeiter.
gertpunbert frdgt MAJ it6 ba: g8ie fann
bas letn Wer It oenn oaS. v8olt"?
SIT es nidt nd6 unierer Staatsform Die
M~tebr3aDl Der Nablbere6ttgten ?
0oblaH, User fam Dtele Oenn 3 10 in gen,
anoerS gu pdblen, Gls ite molsn? 8eni9>
items bier i'm 9toroen berri6t bod nidt,
tpie IN rtanGen Sibitaaten, am Ma6lpIage
Die S1rotltnte uno Der Gepolper. g3enn
Die @rtpdbIten nt6ts taugen, 10 benefit 0as
bod, OaB DaS v8olt" (bie Mtebrbett) lelbit
ntbtS taugt. Bon 9iitelitrGubern fam
man feline Teigen leien. Benu baS v8Olf"
oamIt 5ufrieoen lit, feline Snterelien Oummz
fopfen, ooer. 2umpen an3upertrauen, 10
muB IS eben Bic Solgen tragen. Oenn bes
Wenlhen Wille lit lein 6itnmelreid.
9lnoers lagt Der Mnarbiit. Gr peritebt
unter v8DIf" nt9t bic Webr,obl Der
Dirtliden @tntpobner, ionoeru ausiblieBz
LID letne @lauben5genoIien. 0a6er la9t
er: v9as 8Dlt lit ieBt Gngitlth uno
fir6tet fir ietn Qeben; es (oas Bold
lit bur6 bic 6inri6tung BON Spies, 9arz
ions, @ngel uno Sil6er Ell ngel d il d
teri poroen."
Scum, ba pGre es aIIo beraus! 0as
y8olt", tpel9es Die Qnar6iften vbefreten"
Dollen, fino lie ieIbn. rW II, bas
Nolf BON Gnglano", ia8ten bic bret Com
ooner SGneioer bon I%ooleptreet. = Oils
bic Aurttaner nah Nnertfa fanlen, perfii1=
oigten ite: uOieieS 0ano geb0rt Sen @ez
nei1eten bes Germ, uno nit tno Die
@elpeibeten Des 5errn." @an3 mad Dem
SHUTTER oer alten sSubeu, ais iie, bas
yBolf @otteS", nit 6euer unb Sdmert
Die erbetngelellenen 8emobner 8aldittno's
nertilgtel1, ulu it0 an tbre SteIe gu leben.
Dies lit oas Beite uno oaS S6ltmtnfte, mas
man bon ~unieren Nuar6iiten iagen fam:
Sic itnD cine toll getpproene reltgt01e
Sette, pelde ale IL / d t gu ibr geb0renz
ben Meni6en ais Dermaleoette, nit Seuer
uno S6wert als3urpttenoe lIngtGubige
betra6tet. 0ab ibre @IaubensidBe aus
gernetnuneen. itatt aus Bejabun9en be-
iteben, nabt ibren religt0ieh Soutpabn nur
gefdbrli1er unb peroerbli6er. @egel1 iolae
Setten bat Die menlhIi6e @eleQi6aft ni6t
nur baS G d. t Der Not6tpe9r. ion6ern bic
BfItdt, Tie auf iebe benz :3ped entz
lpre9enoe Q8etie uniddolt9 gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-26
eo@er IN. ,,einteem Giioem".

geibt nur lit benz %veinisen SiiOen"
IS eitpirginien 10 gut !pte perlpren.
Sonbern ielbft QltDtrgtnten tpanft
uno id|pa1ft in Der 9tetbe Der velltigen
Sioltaaten" bDGft bebenflt6.
gGGbrenb Dor pier Sa6ren Gleoelano tn
Qltpirginien nod etne OteDrbeit bon GAL
batte. erbtelt er biesmaI oaletbit mad ben
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
MARKETS.

spring. Tic. Corn, No. q 4sNc Oats. No 2,
31bc. Rye, No. 2, &c. Barley, No. 2, S3c.
Flax seed No. /, $142R. Timothy seed, STAT.
Mess pork $500. Lard, S7.67h Butter,
creamery. % to Bic; dairy, 25h to 26c. Eggs,
% to 24c.
DuLurH:-wheat, No. 1 hard. tex; No. 1
Northern 75c.
NEW YoRK:-wheat, No. 2 spring 91Xc; No. I
Northern 91hc ungraded, red 80 to 03nc; No.
red 81 to 91Hc; No. 1 red, 94Hc; No. white,
94c. Corn, ungraded, Gle; No. 3. 60c; No. 2,
62Ac. Oats, mixed western, 81 to 4Oc; white
western, 40 to 46c. Eggs, western % to 25c.
Butter, western Is to 34c. Cheese, western.
11ac.
MINNEAPoLIs:-Wheat, No. hard, 78c; No. 1
Northern 76Hc No. g. Northern 73hc; Bran,
$13 to $14 Corn, 46 to 47c. Oats. No. 3, 20
to 32c. Barley, 30c to 65c Mixed feed, SIT to
$1S. Flax S1.34. Butter, extra creamery, "a
dairy, 81 to 23c; fair to good dairy, Is to Ice;
common dairy, IL to 14c; packing butter, to
Zoe; grease butter, to 5. Eggs fresh, 10 to 2Oc;
stored, II to Sc. Dressed hogs, * to TIC. Po-
tatoes, 70 to Toe. Dressed chickens ~ to &c.
Dressed turkeys, 10 to 10hc. Dressed ducks
and geese, to &c.
ST. PAUL:-Wheat, No. hard, Toe: No. 1
q ACC. Oats, No. 2, 29c; No. white 32c; No.
2 white. Bic; No. 8, 2oc, Barley. No. 2. 60c;
No. 3. 55c. Rye, No. 2, SOC. Ground feed No.
l. $3.50. Bran, bulk, S14. Hay, No. l up
land, So. so; No. 1, $3.50; Timothy. $12.5O
Dressed hogs, $3.50. Flax seed, S1.35. limo
thy seed, 50 90. Clover seed, $500. Eggs, ~
to 21c. Potatoes, &c.
40Ac Oats, No. white. 35c. Rye. No: 1,
6eac; Barley, No. 2, 75Ac: Pork, SIS. 10 ct to
S1535. Lard, $40. Butter, Is to zoe.
Eggs, fresh, 10 to zoe.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
Land Tenures in France.


From the Edinburs Review.
France is country OF varieties and
of differences; her climate, her soil,
her scenery, her agricultural practices,
her land tenures are no less diversified
than her crops. Every climate. ex.
cept that OF the tropics, is represent
ed in the country. Her soil is on the
whole superior to that OF England,
and in one respect she has a marked
advantage. BERT has it's brandes,
Gascony it's landes, Champagne its
bald, dusty chalk hills; but through
out the length and breadth OF the
country there are none of those stub
bEon clays which break the heart of
the English farmer. Her scenery is
said to be monotonous; yet every
district. even of those which bear no
marked features, differs from its
neighbor. The rolling, treeless, unin-
closed plains Of Picardy are totally
unlike the small, we'll wooded, double
hedged fields of Normandy, or the
closertes of Aniou. or the copse clad
labyrinth of short. choppy hills and
valleys of the Vendean bocage, where
the peasantry could liter ally fulfill
the command s'egailler, and dispense
themselves like dew. The uni
formity of English agriculture, land
tenures, naturalization imprint mon.
otony on much of her rural economy.
But throughout France diversities OF
climate, land ownership and land ten
ure have left their mark. Here farm
laborers are hired by the year, and
are lodged and fed in the farmhouse;
here they have separate homes
houses they have purchased with their
savings-and small properties that
supplement their weekly wages. Here
each flock of sheep is the property Of
single owners; here are many Porven-
cal sheepmasters; here as i'll Cham
payne, the common herdsman leads
the flocks OF the villagers to the pas
lures. Here is q metayer or a maitre
valet; here a peasant proprietor, or q
Picard, holding under the droit de
marche; here q rack-rented tenant
farmer, or a Breton domanier q con-
cement. Each different system of land
tenure affects the grouping of the ru-
raj population. In Seine-et- Marine or
Somme large farms and farmsteads,
isolated from one another, are the
rule. as. on smaller scale, they are
in Brittany. In Champagne, Picardy,
or La Brenne the cultlvators OF the
soil are grouped together in villages; a
palisade of hedge and trees marks the
clusters in which. on the high table
land of the Pays du Caux, the eau
chois congregate; in Marche the far
mers are clustered together in village
communities OF peasant owners, each
village consisting OF members OF the
same family.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
The Blessing of Sleep.

The words attributed to Sancho
Panza by Cervantes in his "Don Quix-
ote," are the best tributeto Sleep that
has ever been written or printed.
Those words are often misquoted.
Correctly translated from the Span
ish they are as follows: "All I know
is that so long as am asleep I have
neither fear nor hope, trouble nor
glory; and good luck betlde Him that
invented sleep-the cloak that covers
all mans thoughts, the food that
removes hunger, the drink that drives
away thirst, the fire that warns the
cold, the cold that tempers the heat,
and, to wind up with, the universal
coin wherewith everything is bought,
the weight and balance that makes
the Shepherd equal with the King,
and the fool with the wise man."
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
lnvested In Flowers.

The extravagances OF the tulip
mania in Holland were not greater
than those of some of the flower crazes
of our rich men. We read of $780,
900 worth of orchids being sold at
auction, and among the millionaires
who spend a part of their surplus in
come in flowers is Erastus Corning OF
Albany. He has thousands of these
choice plants, and some of them cost
several hundred dollars apiece. His
gardener offered $500 for an orchid at
Mrs. Morgan's auction, but a flower
fancier from New Jersey overbid him
$500 and got the orchid for 5000.
Erastus Corning's greenhouses cover
about two acres. and his gardener has
been in his employ for 80 years. He
knows all about flowers and it costs
Mr.. Corning good salary to keep
him. His flowers are of all kinds. and
he raises oranges, lemons and bananas
IN these greenhouses. He has all kinds
OF tropical plants, and he welcomes WIS.,
itors to his establishment. Jay
Gould has II greenhouses, and beds
of flowers of all kinds are scattered
about the conservatory. He keeps
his plant collections perfectly CLASH
fed, and a man doesn't have to car.
ry botany book along with him to
tell the names OF the plants he looks
at. The fern collection is especially
fine, and he has orchids OF many VA
rieties. 1t is the same with Mr.. Hoey,
who has the noted summer residence
at Long Branch, where, in winter,
thousands of roses bloom, and where
he has acres of lighthouses and cost
ly plants. Alexander Mitcheli's con.
servatory was 100 feet long by twen-
ty feet wide. and he had some plants
which had cost as high as a thousand
dollars. He had 65 varieties of palms,
and the largest india rubber tree in
America. In the centre of it spouted
a fountain, and it's walls were curious
ly decorated. Attached to the con-
servatory there was greenhouse
500 feet long, and the plants of this
were carefully classified. One hundred
and fifty varieties OF azaleas were
kept here, and there we're roses OF
nearly every known species.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
ANNexATIoN or CANADA.
The Dtaastrous Attempt to Accom-.
plleh Il by Force.-A Famous Re-

The Disastrous Attempt to Accom-
pllsh itby Force.-A Famous Re-
treat.
The present agitation concerning
the relations between Canada and
the United States recalls the time
when the annexation of that country
was proposed to be brought about by
force of arms. The project was en-.
trust ed to the brave General Mont
gomery, assisted by the famous pa
triots, Colonies Ethan Allen and Seth
Warner. While engaged in the inva-
sion Ethan Allen was taken prisoner
by the British and sent to England,
here he experienced very harsh
treatment.
It was Colonel Warner who twice
conducted his men safely home,
Enough the march was constantly
surrounded by dangers. Once Mont.
gomery sent them home because their
time was out, and though they were
willing to continue in service, they
were without sufficient clothing, and
none could be had in that country.
Colonel Warner had hardly arrived
home before he heard that Montgom-
cry had been killed. and the cause, as
we'll as the lives of the men. were put
in great jeopardy. He collected his
men again and at once started for
Canada to assist his countrymen in
their extremity. But his efforts were
of no avail, and it was soon found
necessary to take up the line OF re-
treat.
Is was the dead of winter, and only
necessity sanctioned moving the
troops. The terror of pursuit and the
rigor of the season furnished sufficient
cause for alarm and haste. Colonel
Warner remained with the rear of the
army, and aided them in many ways
most effectually, as he was q man
we'll posted In caring for the sick and
this knowledge now came into excel
lent use.
He must keep the army in motion,
not day must be lost, and yet he
was without any chest of medicines.
But be understood the medicinal use
of roots and herbs, and of proper
care at critical times, and with these
allies, he made an effectual fight
against disease among his men.
When Ticonderoga was reached and
the roll called, thanks to Seth War
ner but few vacancies in the ranks ap.
peared.
Col. Warner saved the lives of hun
ireds of men in this way, and he did
! noble work, but it remained for his
namesake, H. H. Warner. head of
Warmers Safe Cure establishment,
to give the same kind of remedies
then used to the people of to-day, in
"Warnr's Log Cabin Remedies"
These remedies have been adopted
after thorough trial and investiga-
ton, and they are remedies of estab.
lished reputation. Being wholly vege-
table, they can be used without any
fear as to the results.
Among the new remedies is q Sarsa.
,arilla for the blood. Hops and Buchu
Tor the stomach and digestion, Cough
and Consumption Remedy, Scalpine
for the head and hair, Rose Cream for
that terrible disease, catarrh, Log
Cabin Liver Pill, a Log Cabin Plaster
and an Extract for internal and ex-
ternal use. Our readers may rest as
sured that there is merit in every arti.
| Gle.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-01-26
A Supposed Meteoric Stone
Found.

It is announced in a despatch from
Middleburg, Florida, that q huge
stone, supposed to be OF meteoric orr.
gin, was found near there a few days
ago, but, owing to the superstitions
OF negroes, the find was kept secret
until recently. "A few days ago, dur.
ing a terrible storm, q fry mass was
seen to fall from the sky. Search
parties were organized, but no trace OF
the heavenly visitor could be found.
At last it transpired that three ne.
proes found it. 1t had been broken
into several fragments by striking
a light wood stump, the largest piece
being buried out. OF sight. The other
pieces were still hot, and the darkies
refused to handle them. Finally 9th.
srs were told, and the largest piece
dug out. One Of them weighs 212
pounds, another Is and others 10
and s pounds. It looks like iron ore.
dark, quite lard and is covered with
small white crystals. It will be for
warded to the Jacksonville subtrop.
ical Exposition. and samples have
been sent to Professor Richard Froc-
tor for exemination.n
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We sympathize with the feeling which
often leads citizens to boast that no child
born in this country need grow up in
ignorance, and yet it is fact that many
people who have learned to read and write
have never taught themselves to think. A
man who suffered from catarrh. consump-
ton. bronchitis, scrofula. or Liver com.
plants" might read, till his eyes dropped
out, how these and many other diseases
have been cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, but ii he did not take
the lesson to himself and test the virtues
OF this great medicine, his time would be
thrown away.