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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-21

Mrs. Angelina Ililtabridle, has opened n
store IN the Rcindollar building at York
Road
A restaurant at Frederick Junction or
Bruccville, ~ it is now known, is one Of the
things to be IN the near future.
Frederick Mehrling had n valuable horse
and set of harness stolen on Wednesday of
last week the thief or thieves also took a
covered spring wagon, the property of 5.
Wcant.
An oyster supper and fair will be held by
the ladies Of the NJ. r. church IN Clahaugh's
warehouse to raise u fund for the fencing of
the cemetery. Itopens "Wednesday, the Goth
instant. Ne.cs MlddleburC letter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
GrrnnNheitBrath
SIR ote NansfrnM
taus ben, .@siunbhestSbpte.'

Gum @ai9en Bel Obnmadten tpenoe
man aSlniihes @lner, 9pffmannss
uoer Sampler unb Seiienipirl.
ius an. = Ssuer, peldes ourh goalSl
sntftstt, ldBt iib am fhueaffen nit ytild
IDlHen. garter 0anotoie. fein gsrieben
uno ouf Sutte,broo sef1reut, miro bon
ben &lnoern germ e~euofien weIben. Ser
Sale entbSlt ptel mesihpOQe NabruneS:
'toffe Der 8lumsntilh lolie ffets nit
Papier beoedt nerotn. rpenn gefelt miro
Staub ihaoet oese 8lumen q Tbeile
@.peerin unb Elm ST Il 4mmonia uno
etmas &olenwaif + etbt elm eutes Wits
TEL bic 6dnce tpetB gu befommen. Mud
CRIME Seize IN Wt,lh setoht, lit elm gu
tes Nutel cine tpe,be 0aut 3u befDm
men. Wenn bic 6arbe bon Stcfsn
ourd Sdure selitten bat, 10 ffeQt mar
oieietbe wieoer Der, wenn man bte 6le
den NIT gblorofrrm reibt, AmmOnia
tbut's aud, it aber niht 10 eut.-Sn
ieetenff,he retbe man NIT elmer 3uiebel=
ihetbe. -Nimmt man gu 5 Bfuno SEIZE
l nnae 8orer, 10 wilo bic Seize piel
beifer. Den @anatienp5seln, naments
LID ben lunsen, Iese man einen rcff'een
NagI In oen @o6erh' batter. = @esen
einen beginnenoen Sbnupfen nebme
man pr,ien BON fsinem 8ororpuloer.
@inen @Bl6fsl ooa Qafsrmebl morsens
in eine 9aHe Wtl6 setban uno ht s
Abenos eetrunten, s.bt Elm c.;utes Seer
penitdrtunesmiisl. -Tbes BARI nur on
eebribt uercen, mar lohe ibn nie,nals
toGen. = eeen uebelte,t 1T Pop Corm
eth sutes 0ausmittel Mau eDnne be
les noblihmedenee Yropuet ben Sin
bern bdu fig = 2est man Elm span,i&
H,eeerpaauer. 10 ieibe man Die STEELE
porber nit Gig - @uter, frtider 5ala
eriett bic meiiteu Salten uno 5ette aue
Der Apotbeie. SIR Qousfrauen unr
Wittsr fDnut es ef~iDnberlid rabfablen
uno perittben, welh Elm BIT aofes uni
u~nslidIid,es Weien Elm armes 0aiien:
finb lit. Dent barber ndh uno BENT
babel aud an uniere u8etbesoa Baiien:
beimatb" Oas 8swubtleir einem ir
armen ainoe gu elmer eutsn 9eimalt
perbDlfen gu baben, ptro @uh msb'
Sreuoe MAIDEN, ais Der it6nite 5amud
uno bas fstnife Rleio.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
&e9eIn f1r s6lafoie.

Cine int ganaen Sabre eGetdmdB'o
tible Tenperatur i'm S6'af3immer Mt
fur einen eefurbsn SbsoT am b,en!tt
fen. - on maGe es ftb gut Yftht CUR
@llargune zines e1fr,ihenben Shlafes.
etne babe Stunoe oper Idneer Dot benz
s9lafengeben In etnem sroBsren 3,m.
mer ourd Nuf. uno Nbstbn Do,r cine
anoere 8eneeung, pie SrOttiren II h.
ih au ermiioen. - Vetionen NIT fisen
Der s. enswe,ia mi1sn iih tdsl,h aus.
rethenbe Bsweguns i'm Srsien madtn
Tiefe Stiue UNI uns btr laoet gum
s9lafe Elm. bod audi oft oas 8erlelen
zines lanetpsilieen 2eisftrf.s. Das
S6lafSmmer, In pelhem man ia Elm
Dr'ttel Der sarsen Sebens3eit subrinut.
let erob uuo io0te es eigentlib ras bette
uno e~e'iinosife Der sangn Wobnuna
fem. - Nres, mas bic 2uft i'm Shlaf,
3tmmer psroubt, muB enifernt neloen
IS 1T cine ihdolide @erob beit, oae
Nadtseih,rr be,m 8 tie fret itebsn au
Iai1en, DOer lhmubieeW i'm Shlaf
3immer aufsubewat,en Nsht bloB utels
r.edenoe Nusoir ifuneen itno sutsm
S@fofe nadtbeil'g, ionoern ouh bic
A%usoinifune fut ried ncer 8lumen &c
Sorsfdlttg gu meiosn iiro i'm Saiafs
simmer !: Elm falter. friid eswaidener
Subbooen. friih Ihertiinhte Wdnoe unc
fl,ih anstftr,dene Tbiiren uno Senitsr
- an lerne ieinen etaenen Ma5en gut
fennen uno pei rneioe ole 'oIhsr Nab
ruuesmittel, bic mad Der eiaenen @rfab.
runs einem rubigen 56lafe binoerlib
fino. 8lei6e &eseln fur ale loiisn tb
bier nibt auiiteQen, es oibt Wenihen,
Die Ihlofen better, penn lie furs Dor benz
Shlalenoeben eifsn, pi6reno bod ffeis
hasDr separnt nirb. S osnfo1s lou
ten Nbeno nur Is,ht psrodu tie Spets
len eenoiien ueroen Wan beihdft,as
fih Atenos niht nit ben @,iif aufre
eenoen O'neen. NbnDrme @.birn,
thdtieteit perbinbert puten Shlof
ale tiiniliben S6rcerunesm,ttel bes
Sblofes itno bonn uebel unb bi, II nur
d. stIih perprcnet neroen. Sin lln
warmes goo. fuis rDr benz Shlaien
geben uno BET siemlib leeremW aaen ges
nommen, auh fibIe N~treibnnyen bee
pansen aDrpers Dor Dem 3ubettaeben
Rno AZ empfetlen. Wan forge fur re
eelmdtise 2e,bes6hnurg. = Gos Beii
lei tueoer gu bart, nod au tpsib, uecer
au flbl mod au marin Den @ebra ih
ben Ssoe,bstien teihrdnfe mon. 9Hol
lene inb mott,rte Deden ino %gefunoer,
boob miifen oisielben set6rie lang uni
rsdt brett iein. hamit ber G6rper BET
Sdaeeerdnoerura i'm ShIaFe nidt emf
blDbt miro, Last but not least: Sir
anteS @epifen 1T Elm ianftss &uba,
t,iien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
bams- itnn Janhmtrtbfdaft.
gerd Dnerunsi m 2anbe.
tgon w wsrntd, ytiIpaptee. wis }

CT % T y III '.
Der Meni9 lebt nidt ALIEN BON
grpoe. Damit, baB er Iih tletoet, f,b
ndbrt, bic tbm burh Die @eiebe ais
5taats burger poreei6risbenen QflGien
erflat ouB er ben Yaldten nadfommt,
Die ibm ietn ip cieler 8eruf auferleet,
alio als 2anowirtb Die ibm anpeltraute
shoae Boben bebaut uno bemirtbidaf
tet, fir feline Samilie ioret, feline &i7
Ger eryiebt &C., bat er NOD 'n,dt aaes
getban. Ser Menih, unb spar ieoe'
Wenih, namentllh aber o~arjsntge, Der
nidt eana mttsuoe 1T, bat aud NOD
anoermeit,ee 8erpa,btuneen.
DeS Weniden Aufgabe 1T nidt nur,
au leben uno flr itd uno Die Setnen
cas tdslide 8roo gu p%etoienen, er bat
neben mandem Mnoeren aurb nod bic
Aufsabe, bas 2eben angenebmer gu &C..
falten.
Wos aber tann uns bnS 2eben an.
eensbmer eeiialten, ais wenn mir In
elmer ih5nen 2aneihaft leben? Nibt
jeoe 2ano,haft lit bon Natur NIT Ga
ben 10 reid ousgeitattet. raB Fe pDn
bornberein Nniprud auf bic geaeihnune
uihDa" MAIDEN tDunte. Nber In oes
Menihen Qanb l,eet es, lie NIT benz
Aufwanoe uo1 oft nur gang beide,osnen
Wilteln gu perfd6nern uno als Iufent
halt fir fid, tp,e iir ben Sremoen am
eenebm at MAIDEN. Mber auh oie nDN
Der Natur nit Berg unb Gbal, mt
6iuB uno Bad, NIT Walo unb Mu retd
a%usssiattete 9anoidaft bebarf bes
Uteniden Na@btlfe, um nidt MIR idDn.
ionoern aud aneenebm su iein. 8e
elmer Sabrt iiber 2ano tDnnen mir mi
Siemlther Sihgbeit BON Dem Mueieber
Der 2anoihaft auf oeren 8ewobnel
5alife 5ieben. Wdbreno bos @ebDf
oes Entertainers uno oeS Deutiher
me,ftsns (ourdaus nidt immer) ether
iauberen, ~sefdQigen @inOrud madt
inoen mir BET ben Siren uno Noisn pie
Shmub uno unOrpnung. nno bod
NOD Elm INTERRUPTED, Der ielten boil be-
Gsssl abueidt, 1T Der, oab man %,
Der 8eidofenbeit Der @eseno, bon
duberen Nnieten oes @ebDftes auf bi
8eidof>r bett Der 8ewobner ridtie
SdIlfe sieben fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Der Mtnnnerer.
Shers nnh Grnn.
Tapferfeit unb @robmutb.

Ser rui6ite Shirt @alisia bate i'm
Sabre 1772 nit unausiprehlihem
Mutbe uno bDdlter Tapferfsit Die ibpe.
oiide Seituns sdluRelburs einsenom=
men. 9eter mar iiber oieie 6eloentbat
70 erifaunt, oaB er gu @aliSin ausrief :
v6oroere BON mir, tpas ou miQit !; nnr
Mostau unb meme &atbarina n'dt! !"
-Mu elmer rerl uenung ein,m U. @rrbs
mutb, bic Dem 5uriten uniterblide Gbre
madt, bat er UNI bic 8esnabigune let
mes alten Nebenbublers, Wioeri1dcrs
uni srbBten Seinoes, oes Siriten &ep=
nm. melden Yeter bonn Nelomarihaa
bis gum ssmeinen Sploaten berabseIebt
batte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

- @eroen iduerlide Gahen In
sinnernen @inmadbihien auibemlbr
10 pirb Der Srbllt eeiunbbeitaihdoli6,
ba bas 3inn bon Ter Sdure au'gsI6ff
niro. Naerlei u roenifbrungen, abml.
gerung, 3raftloipfe't 8lutperIuff uSp.
thinner, Die Solaen iein, penn bic 8srs
eiftuns Ed otter wteoerbUlt.
- Wenn Elm eeiunber Neni@ ffets
Ieidt berboulihes pe,isn eenieBen ui, be,
10 miiroen Die gerbauunssoraane aus
Mangel an nebung ME aur Rrait fom-
men. Die einflhe 6ansmannsfCft Ia
bic bsfe unb i4Ibt Dor 8erueihliduns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
MLs 2mbmi9 XIV.

I'M Sabre 1866 bur9 &beims reiite,
empfins i'm Der Maire Der Staot, mel.
der ibm einise 6lai@en 8ein uno 8irs
men nit ben @orten: uSire, mir
brinsen Gm. Naisffdt uniern Wein,
uniere girnen, uniere 6ersen j; bas 1T
allies, mas mir sutes in unierer stact
baben - Ser &Dnis tlopfte ibm Id
delno auf bic Sdulter uno iaets
vSolhe &eoen lDre id 9ern."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Mb getrum pft.

gertbeiriser: ullm bPn 8eweis gu
fibren, oaB mein Silent poafommsn
unihulois lit, beoarf es feiner tiefen
@elebriamfeit> ionoern nur zines Grams
geiunoen Observation-Disclosures" &id=
ter: ~Snnertalb welher S1ift fDnnen
Sic bieies feblenoe 8eweismittel aufs
brineen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Gin &ealiff.

Tbeateroiener (su einem Goloaten,
Der adj 8eenoisuns Der Tras0ote binz
ter Die gouliHeu seben w,a): uBas
wpaen Sic? 6ier lit Der Gintritt nidt
eeitattet." = @plbat: y6ab' nur mol
len bic 9eiden BON ben orei Srauen
anieben, bic i'm lebten Nct eetprben
lino."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
groblematiides Sob.

SD muB meiner 5ror bic cine Sc
redtisfeit tpioerfabren [ fen, fie lit cine
8eripn, Die iih nit T. br @enisem be-
9niist. - Mit iebr 8enisem? @as
ioa ib erit DON Der meinigen iaSen, Die
be9nlet fid NIT gar nidts."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
@ie bas @pIf fpri6t.

Scr Mam muB binaus," iaete Der
6ausberr. als Der Mitber Die Niietbe
nidt be3ablen fonnte. u@obl, nun
faan Der @ub t%esimnen," ia4te bic
9ausfrau, ais sie ibre Wdide nod
DOR benz 8esen in siderbeit sebradt
Aatte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
q II m ~

6rau: Stun, Wdnnden, tpie gefdat
Dir Der 8raten 2" - 4rof.Hcr: y0m
- i'd CLAUSE nidt, oaB Gdiar s'n5
rubig eeweien tpdre, penn ibm feline
sr1u cine iolde Sans auf ben Slid
gebradt bdtte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
8 aS8ermebren Der NeIten


Ga Die aus samen sesosenenen
Neltenphan5en bon ibren Stammeltern
merit iebr abnei@en, gum groBen Tbsil
au4 einfahe uno eertnee 8lumen brin:
gen, tpdbrerb Die Dur6 5tedltnee unb
Ableser poer Mbienter eeSosenen treu
bleiben, B. b. bte eleiden Blumen ale
bic MutterfiDde brineen, 10 lit, tuenr, es
ith UNI bte 6o~rtpf1ansuns id6ner Sors
ten banoelt, etne 8trmebrung burh
Ct diinee unb Abisnter INNER bic 3ped
mdBie1e.
Der nnteridieo stpiihen einem Gted
Ting uno Mbleeer Doer Mbienfer TT fols
GENDER: SIN Stedling 1T Elm 8peig,
welher bon Der M~utterpHan3e abge
irennt tporoeu lit. ein Mbleger aber Elm
folder, pelher init bieier nod In Dor.
ldufi5er g%erbnoung bleitt, bod an Die
@rce aesosen wtrD, UNI bier 8ur1eln
al tretben. Wdbtenb Der Stedling nun
gang auf fid poer auf uniere gflese
uneemisien 1T, bat Der Nbleger oas
@ute Dor ienem porora, bab, neil er
nod NIT Der Mutterpa Inse in @erbin.
Dung itebt, er aud bon biefer nod ges
ndbrt nno eIbalten tp,ro. Sinb nun
Dem stedlinse bic nmfdnbe nidt gilns
itts, fetlt es ID n an Der n5tbisen Seub
ttafe,t, 10 tu1n er, tpe,l er nod feire
Buraela beiist. iein Oaiein niht ertals
ten uno pertommt poer it;rbt. Ser
Ableeer 1T iomd pisl better oaran, benn
er III ia NIT Der D~eulterpflan3e nod etrs.
erbdlt Don oi.isr ales, mas et brauht,
uno menn ibm Die Ser dltniife niHt su=
iaeen, 10 td0t es ibm au6 oar niht
e'n, idbfdnOig su meroen uno Wurseln
III ibioeen. Bel bera Sisduma b.ikt
ss aber +: yVpsel. friB ober ffirb", nit
anbern @orfen> yihldee @uraeln obel
prbirb", bsnn er 1T ia tin e%ItsrnIoi 4
amo, cine Waiie. Abe, tpie aud et.,
iotb, 8 Rtno, troB ieiner oft berben
R'nobeit. emit bod nod gum @obler
oeben beranreifen f1nn, ebenio and
unier 81. ding. bod meiff imn,er nul
Damn, rDenn elm liebenbss Nuge ilbel
'bn uadt uno cine iolsiame patb ibr
rHsat.
Wer nun feline HeIten permebrer
m5hte, ober fh In Der ReuntniB uni
Qaeoe niht reht fi6er fhbt, Der ibu'
INNER ON b.ffen, tpenn er lie nift
nurh stedltrae, ipnbern hnrh MhEeoel
uermehrt: bod irmerbin ioG Bier aud
einioes iibrr bic 8ermebrnno Der erferer
oeiaot merben Sc fommt il auh oal
rft Dor, bos bic nir 0ermebruna Fe
ffimmten iunafn Nelfen,neige 70 IN
oiinfia am Wutterffrda ifebsn. baR Il,
fm Nurh ablcser gar niht bermebrer
Iofen.
2u Sfedinaen unb NhTeeern tperbef
bic iinden. n'ht aum @liiben delanotsi
T.Ifen,n'ioe benub'. @euDbnIih Ftei
biefe 2neiae sismlih titf an ben QH m
,,n. unb in tieiem Elne laTen lie Rd
Ieihf uhleaen Doer ohienfen. Siten q
ober tDber, 70 mnR ertpeber 70 hi.
Grbe nm RE NeIfenhrde berumaehrnH
perben, bnR bieSe Biz on bic betrefen
ben 3reiae reiht, posr man muR oi
NeIfsrh5de 10 fief prpfanaen. bnf ae
ranrfe 2peige ben Grnbnben berfibren
Die gin ff'affe Bet. Stsdfirse unb Nb
leaer ~ maiden. 1T nm. tpenn fih bi
%innoen 3meige efwas Bort anffblen
nIso fift mebr tppih fnb, mas In be
@eoeI niff Dor rem 8l1ben, fDnberr
eft fpdbrenb Der Nlffbeseit c6er nae
berieIken. oIsD enbe Suit Bis enb
Auguf, eintritt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Mibperf dnbnib.

lieutenant u : SIT es tpabr, bein
Onfel 1T 10 franf, oab ou auf lilies ee;
faBt iein muBt -Sieutenant 8: vDu
irrit, nidt auf &aes. Sd erbe nur
Die 9dlfte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
@b seblibt.

~Wein 6rdulein, mir trdun,te berte
Nadt, oab mir 8eioe sebeiratbet bit
ten. vSa. ia, mitunter trdamt man
lode Dummbeiten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Bart auseebrndt.

y6rib, mas fDnnen Sic mir bcute
beionoers empfeblen 2"
v@inen bohnoblen Sapeinsbraten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
S n Der &untausifeIlung.

Sunser M Ter: Stun, mas iagen
Sic gu meinen Nniidten bon Subiaeo?"
= Gritifer: u2ieber Sreunb, sepiiie
Nniihten bebdlt man am beiten flr
id!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

The Northwestern Loan
and
Building Assn
&arota 0ebdmoe
MINNEAPOLIS,
MutortIirtes &apital 10 Wtia. Soa.
9 ante:
Santes S. Us b m a n, IrdtSent.
Son. s. g. >. DC erton n, gice Brdi.
.. 9 81 a n ,Nbppcat u. 5sc
u, 6. Mnftn, s&asmetfer,
Girectpren
S. " b n, a n, Brdfbert Der
9anbetsfammer unb Drdfpsnt Der @tn'
nedpolis Mutual Seuerperfi4erunsSs@es
felifaft.
$. 9. .. MprtfDn, Mbpccat, Director
Der 3ancelsfannter unp Sfcretdr Der
WtnneapDlts 6arpefer WGrfs.
SDbn &, 8d nNo n, a n, McDpcat.
6. 81. SDbnfOn, @lbPrman, abppcat
Der S1rmer's unb MeGantc's Saptnss
u. s. Muftn, Director Der linton Natr
Banf.
S0bn@oDbnon, &oblenbdneler.
g. s. NetfDn. Brdiipent Wtnneapolis
@esenfetttae TeusrperiAerunss Ge,.
6. M 0 ~ r i. Seal Gftae.
q vs.. @tbben, Grocer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

Sci q nabme Der Ratio
male.
Selonebel: Ginjdtriser, mas 1T SIR
0ater 2"
ginjdbriser: D@enerul= superintens
bent"
SelomebeI: DTos merfen Sic iih
man eleih, bic Gipilmise b6ren j,bt
auf. Nei une lit Sbr gater entpener
General, pber Super' noent !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Ger pprii6tige 9ater.

Der pprfidtige Batter.
9foies: n@as, Sbis, bu nilit lai=
len bienen beinen Sobn iein Sabr bel
Der Snfanterie uno niht BET Der gapale
lerie?"
Ssig: Sab i'd bph BLOB bieien
ein,i9en Sobn, meinen Siaaf, fam ih
ibn bod nitt anpertrauen einem unpers
nit ftisen lbier."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

@ebanfenfpIiter.
Ginbilounsen fno Die Srdume bes
Wahenoen.
8iidHhtsloiigfeit unb Detection iino
Die SteiebiSel oes pferoes uGarriire~.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04
The Elixir Of Life. i.

A few weeks ago the newspapers were filled
with accounts OF experiments performed with
Brown-Sequards ''Elxir Of Life" This was
fluid extracted from certain glands in the
body Of a lamb, and it was claimed that when
injected into the veins OF a hu man being, show-
ever decrepit, it would work = marvellous
transformation, bestowing q renewal Of youth
and strength. Some mistake seems to have
been made in preparing the "Elixir," for In
many cases its injection has resulted in fright
ful blood poisoning. The true elixir Is that
serene and placid frame Of mind brought
about by travelling through scenes Of beauty
on first-class railroad. Your health will be
improved and perhaps life prolonged by every
trip taken along tho east bank Of the upper
Mississippi in the luxurious vestibuled trains
Of ''The Burlington" For full information
address w. J. C. Kenyon, Gen. PAS. Agent,
C.B. & N. R. R., St. Paul. MINI.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

A new era Is marked in the progress Of the
West. The garrisons at Ft. Laramie, in Wy
oming, F. Lyon in Colorado, and Ft. Hayes
in Kansas will be discontinued. It will be
but few years until regions where the red
savage roamed the country will no longer
know the scenes Of raplne and violancs Of his
cruel nature, and will be pervaded by the arts
Of peace. An example In proof Of this is to be
found in the strides forward that the Winnie
bago Indians In Nebraska have taken. They
are developing praiseworthy industry. They
have just broken mp 500 acres Of land on their
reservation and planted flax upon 1t. Prov
iously they had planted 100 acres of garden
vegetables and 1000 acres of corn.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

A difficult feat Of engineering onco thought
OF and planned out soon becomes feasable and
ends in being accomplished. Sir Edward
Watkins, the great English engineer, says
that ii he can tunnel the Enylish channel hs
will run through trains to Calcutta without
Change OF cars. 1t has already been decided
that the bridging of Behring's straits is feas-
able work, and this once accomplished we
can run trains from San Francisco to Paris,
and, il the English channel is tunneled, to
London. This, the having an all-rail COM
munication with the Old world, is a stupen-
duous project, and it may be many years be-
fore such a result is realized, but it is surely
like many other things only matter of
time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

N. Rawerath, OF Fargo, has filed com.
plant with the interstate commerce commits
sion against the Northern Pacific, St. Paul,
Minneapolis e. Manitoba, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific and the Oregon Railway &
Navigation company The complaint alleges
that the defendants charge ~ cents per hun
dred pounds on sugar in car load lots
from San Francisco to Fargo, aud 65 cents on
the same commodity in car lots from the same
point Of origin to St. Paul, 276 miles east Of
Fargo, thereby making the greater charge for
the shorter haul on the same kind of property
under substantially the same conditions over
the same line aud in the same direction.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04
Pictures OF tho StOl m.

The fearful cyclouic storm which recently
devastated the Atlantic coast is pictured in
Frauk Leslie's illustrated Weekly Newspaper
this week with wonderful accuracy and strik-
ing force. In all ten pictures are shown,
forming the leading feature Of the paper this
week. Albion w. Tourgee, the distinguished
novelist contributes the leading editorial ar
ticle. It is 4 trenchant review Of the race
question in the South.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04
PhiliD-CurrY.

A very pleasant social event occurred In
this vicinity yesterday at about mid day, the
affair being wedding in which DR.. w. H. NJ.
Philip our genial physician, was united in
marriage to Miss Libbie Curry, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth D. Curry, and one Of Steele's
most efficient lady teachers. The couple were
welded at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
a few miles out, in the presence Of the men,
bers of tho family aud a few invited friends.
Rev. T. W. Thurston, pastor Of the Hope Con-
gregational church, being the officiating cler-
gyman. Directly after the nuptal knot was
tied the happy pair took their departure on the
outgoing Manitoba train on tour East as
far as Chicago. 1t is hardly necessary to say
that the congratulations and best wishes OF a
large number of friends of both bride and
groom 90 with them.
The Doctor will be absent aioht TIVE weeks,
we believe, during which time c. H. KerInott,
n. D., of La Moure, will BE- 10 charge OF his
extensive practice.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Among the usual questions asked by Meth
odist bishop OF class Of candidates for dea-
cons orders, was the following: 'Are you in
swered in tho negative. whersupon an older
member OF tho conference, who is thorough
with the answering Of iuconvenient questions,
asked: Are you In debt 20 as to embaIrass
any body elss?"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Wednesday Of last week Bishop Abram A.
Kimball died at Kanosh, Utah. He vas a
prominent man In the Mormon church and
had number Of wives. He was sent to the
Utah penitentiary last Novomher 10 servo
six months sentence, but was pardoned out by
President Cleveland last December because
he was consumptive. His father. Hsber c.
Kimball, il the man who had about Is wives,
and used to refer to them as heroines.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04
Exclamation.

Owing to the transfer of the Hope PIONEER
and the short time intervening according to
law in which the delinquent tax list must
necessarily appear, 1t was found necessary TO
have the type set up in St. Paul, and 4 num-
Der Of places of property appear in tho list
where the taxes have been paid. These will
Cancelled ne1t week.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04
Secretary of Alliance.

young man by tho nalno Of Mckay, OF
Minnesota, who came here at the commence
ment OF tho threshng season, was stricken
with fever, aud has been lying very III at tho
Nelson House cottage for several days. DR..
Phillip has been in attendance, and Mr.. Ole
Kye has been officiating in the capacity OF
nurse to the sick man with much efficiency.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Mr.. T. E. Norgord, Our urbane undertaken,
etc., rendered the PIONEER much appreciated
aid by assisting us last week in the press work
aud mailing of the paper. Give the firm OF
Norgord Il Shaw call when In want Of feed
or furniture.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

The cold spell Of last week terminated Sat.
urday, and Sunday dawned warm aud pleas
ant. During the night, however, heavy
wind sprang up which whipped about Mon
day with considerable fury, necessitatine
tho cessation of grain threshing.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

The hop at the Arcade. announced for last
Friday evening, did not take place owing to
unfavorable circumstances. There will, how :
ever, be one held there next Wednesday even
ing sure! which fact our young people will do
we'll not to forget Hope Orchestra In atten-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Station Agent Ellwel has been rather inds-
posed for few days passed, hut by tho aid Of
little medical treatment and considerable
determination, has managed to keep about the
most OF the time, and to attend to affairs at the
station.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

The Ladies' Aid Society of Colgate will give
social on Thursday evening, Oct. 10, at the
school house. All are cordially invited to be
present.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

There will be meeting Of the Broadlawn
Alliance mt school house No. 2, at two O'Clock
p. m., for tile purpose Of sending delegates to
the annual Territorial meeting Of tho T0rritor-
ial Alliance. By order OF
w. H. RoNKY,
Sacretarr of Alliance.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Rev. s. B. Mahaney will preach in the n.
E. church Sunday morning and evening at
tho usual hours, and at Sherbrooke at 8 CLOCK
In the afternoon,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-10-04

Among her things Of manufacturing M
ture. Huron is figuring on q grist mill of
800 barrels capacity and glove and mitten
factory.