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Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

"ANTED-Smart office boy. Must be good
w penman. One who has some knowledge of
insurance preferred. Ayerst 4 Tatfinder. In
surance and Loans, S 4 cor 18th and Douglas.
gu lD&
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

NOR SALE heap-Not for trade: 1870 acres
i land tSec D. i2-BI two miles from Marquette.
Hamilton county Nebraska. Frame honse,sts'
round cedar posts. two stays; living water, ~
foot charnei: z wells. 3,J.baIr el tank, corral.
self-reeder; a natural stock ranch; IN a nne corn
belt. u,
Price, .,. .....,'... ''''''..''' VDwgeD,
Cash IN hand .,...,,.,..'' ''''''"'''''''''" S;n,go
Ia and look over land Address owner. y. X.
Atkins, 1909 Larimer ~ Denver, Col. bb
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10
BRANCH OFFICES.

Advertising for these columns will be taken
on the above conditions. at the following ousl-
ness houses, who are al thori2ed agents for
BEH special notices, and Will quote tue same
rates as can be had at the main othce.
John w. BELL. Pharmacist, $40 South Tenth
- Street.
CHASE & EDDY. Stationers and Printers, ll3
~ south 10Th Street.
& n. F~ARNSwoRTH, Pharmacist. 2ll5 Cum
-. ing Street.
wv j. HUGHES, Pharmacist. 62i North 10th
w . Street.
GEO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1899 st. Msry's
VI Avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10
WANIEp-fEMALE n.LP.

NXrANTBD-3 nrst class waiter girls immedi-
" ately. Inquire Osborne Restaurant. TO- $.
10th st. 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

IAy ANTED-Iteliable & energetic sales men in
w Omahn'and northern half of Mob raska to
sell ON machines. also . collectors. no c apital or
experience necessary. The Singer Mfg. Co.
npnahn Nah EI.-nl
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10
psNrsl AGENCIES.
FOR sALs- wi%soelLANEoUs

ENOR SALE or Exchange--For land and build.
~ ing material of all Kinds. cart, pony aud
harness, blackboard. sleigh, lots, farms, houses
" IN
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

M good mar 70 go on the rosd;
wv must DO wide awake, full OF energy, give
security svr money collected and deposit k2b for
samplss- Cali on George y. Cline. Room oil,
FIRST National bank building, Omaha, Neb. ~
A GENTS wanted IN every town and city In
the west for the HMfden Hand Granada Fire
kxtingaisher' Apply to y. q. Crandall, $40 South
lbth 81. bg
"AHTED-Agents In every city and town In
w the west 10 sell the Toy CalIiope. the great
est seller on earth; send 20 cts for sample n u.
Crandall, $40 South 10Th st. so
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

vTANTED Three blacksmiths, ten painters,
w six body makers. at once. at Keys Rros.'
factory, Council Bluffs. 9lI-lO'
A -SALBsMEN WANTED. Ave travelling safes
IA men; salary and expenses: no experience
necessary. Address, with stamp, Palmer &
Co. Winona, MINI. SJl-ll'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

VIZ ANTED-Permanent, energetic men every
w where. Soliciting and advertising. S2.15
per day. Rapid Advancement. Address, with
stamp, Haworth Distributing Agency. OH
Main street, Kansas City, Mo. l2-l1'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

rTAILORS for coats and custom WORK. 1907
Il Farnam ST.. entrance in rear. 9W 10t
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

nv smelling works in the east, a
w thorough and practical sme lter. and UNI
derstanding tiuxing and preparation of Stag for
gold sulphides and silver lead ores. Address.
stating experience. qualifications, reference,
Rnd salary expected. +. .. Box 131, Baltimore.
Md, ZIG To-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

"ANTED-6 farm hands. omen and wives. g
w dishwashers. Mrs. Brega. 3l41i S 10Th.
tnS ia
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

ENIRST mortgage loans at low rates, and no
II delay, ID. V. Sholes, 2lO, First National bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

ENUR SAtE-A second hand phaeton. Inquire
Il City hotel, corner Harvey and 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

"ANTED-Chicago book and paper house
w will establish their western branch and
distributing house at Omaha about March Ii
Want q thoroughly reliable, energetic man rs
manager, No one need apply. except he can
furnish the best of references rs to his chGrac-
ter and business ability and e., 900
cash. Address at once. Il. s. Jewell. 2jj-257
Wabash ave, Chicago. Rj-l3t
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10
DRESSMAKINC,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 do dressmaking
w in families. Miss Sturdy.al1 Leayenworth
40S m PIE
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

L,0R RENT brick residences, . rooms each,
IL fronting Hauscom park, on Park avenue,
with furnace, hot and cold water. bath and all
conycniences. Ready for occupancy April l..
Price SO and stb a month. ID. V. Shoies. go iSt
Nat. bank building. al
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

nor RENT-l0 room house on South 10Th ST..
II with ali modern conveniences: two 3 room
flats on North l1tn ST.. suitable for light house
Keeping: two new 6 room flats. corner 2+th and
Leavenworth sts.: will rent reasonably two 10
room houses with all modern improvements.
corner 18th and Capitol ave. Apply to Green &
Williams, First Natl bank building. lGi-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

Morsman Park.
\ beautiful east front lot. graded. for $3.50.
worth $1,000: elegant residence site.
FortN-sIx feet. east front, on Thirty-Seventh
paved street. between Rogers and Withnclls
elegant residences ana Farnam street, for a, Wii.
We have the largest list and best bargains in
the city. NJ. \. UPTON COMPANY.
Telephone ST.. II, 10
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-10

CAL.L OH II. ". Cole. northeast corner Of 10th
NJand Douglas SITS. Omahn, for edwin X. Al
sip & Go. 3 catalogues OF lanIs OF Naiifor MIA,
go April lG'
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

Gn mesct ~alminoclig Sell. CfFis
ceren (tiliobs) tit en- aomerat pea
9%eiterpg9en: "Jor en- pr95tis Seit,
ou bar iaaet Der! 6pao?"
"Sa, men ben bar en- Hem Sell"
"6paS ct oet?"
"Gen er life betalt enbnu."
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

@oopeo intoo os. 7soen, Den meuueItelioe
auoRrsl'es s~noelile SiipSue, toaer bort ira
DOR Sioe 'Hait e. ijar 5aoer % Sorisraer.
mari en- eut Ntooer os rs itsfaue, mart ct
lor 'tHe 6OrTIbre tj9rt Barn, mart en- ,ro
S'n' Tort 9ipets llosifnnoisbeo bsr altio
rette bore 5anter paa bet guiee. Zen elaoe
Suls'elt = Gbrifeabeners Subelfet - CT
rn, naar otsie 9rn.er naor 2Riere1s gine,
mo9ppet I 6ortioers ounfle &at, bag os liz.
ger Que oore ucisrte 0nnolirser, cue uStalte
Gro o9 ale Santer, icrnn os cpruaer ia lib
efter anoen 6remtioens Suntle gnelie.
Sulebuoltabet bar alereoe lnat opernIt /
De tr'ltne 6oriamlinser cs Sulebuleuen,
Poormeo Spt oa 9np, 8amnslps ling, Store
og Smoo, Wdno os 8uiuoe plsier at mpoe
blrtanfen, er MI fortul met, men g~nifeliat
par Der, ON Der / De iamme Sierter fremoe.
leg par no8et tilbaSe al ben iauoe Sule
el9oe, ben taore 5rto nieo Cub, iom nlene
De TUNE form9rte, Der Opristis nnnammer
Scum / troenoe Sierter.
Nnoen Snlebaa par ben toloetc, b, bar
bait Der | &tnter. On Mpraenen bar sim.
len ooertrnttet; Sueen igs, o9 Ell foIo Glen.
~ntmtr9nsenoe Iiub blGite fra Nsg.: men
ttltroes berfor rar bog gnielte, 9rebne al
GRn9'el eftcr at i9se ben til Cubs Sls.
naaet frem til atrten, bpor GaItpr 5borieu
iom iRooonli9 paa en- flar % tpoeli9 Ntaabe
9loroe I'll @jenitano for b Zig Betro9tnina
De marfelise Orb / Ynuli lite Breo til 9bi-
niotberr, bet lite &ap 15oe g., iaalpoenoe
Oct er en- t%ropGroj9 Gale % aloeIes p1ro
at annammes, at gbriitus Seius tom Ill
Serhen for at 9jgre Spncere Ialtse, blonot
botlfs jes er ben itsrite. Sanaen pleier 10
Iteoie at p9re ct Itprfere llot ~ for ben
4lRbe, man ipler / iii Slerte uoer en- ller
onoen 9lao Sesioenbeo. % naar M bette
CT Ei!f0loet nnoer olmiuoelise oa9lisoa9ie
Smit9nbisbeoer, bvcr me9et mere bpr man
ba life tlGbe ii9 oper, bpao Sub Der bo,
9lort e9 I SOB og Yris til Ssrreus ggrt
ltemme lin aanoeli9e Sarpe % oermeo %,
laa ~fororiue al Den Sor9 % Moolesbeo
iom euteu @nipmbeosns Sttbllt eler Mpo.
gansens % grpr9ilens 5imer fan iren fable
loet 81 meo Saab mob 0aab Iterne herat
mob oct fore Wanl, SiPleres Soli9beb.
y. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
&alib gountp, 9at.
Sr. Reoattpr!

Sr. Heoaftpr!
8 9eres Greoe Slao for 9oe San. er ino.
taaet en- MeObeIelie fra 6. g8. &,te / Bart
Gtotr, bOor Der / petre 9elen al &alib 60.
ifal teriie ben itsrite Sun9ersrpo bllnct be
npr1te Settlere.
Soilfe Wotiper bet er, ipm bar bep99et
oerne 0erre I'll iaa omior9sfulot at ierse for
cs Norlfe Der i oenue gel al Gouutpet peb
at uoipreoe oenne 2psu, peo ies life, tlu bet
peo je9, at np9en soo Nano er bet life.
81 heller Tulbe ri BABE taset til @ienm9le
mob en- iaa semen % iDinefaloenoe 8a9oa'
lfelie, iaairemt life oenipuet til core gprise
9anosm9nb bapoe ajort fig 9iRloenoe, oa b
mllisenS fan tase WRr. u dies Spfcrorina
for GOD Snre, % iaaleoes inbienbe Biora8
nRonte Elemeo.
Giati9nrf Hog Speeebplten for en- Tel fell
paa @rnuo al &ulbe, men Der paa bore 3raf
ter bar ri "plentp" 90 p9 &reaturer, idapeI
til Susbehpu Tom liot at i0lse. Bet fan fat.
tin beuiiss, at al DC ytatiouer, ipm leper Der
Nantees, Ganaoiere, Spsnifer, Ganlttr %
gpIfere, leper in9en beore eno be HprIte
Saa Dtr Gid's latterlise Spbi8telie, OF Del
gueite, hi leper at. er 8rpnfrcsien Soeee, hnl
ban life minbite Snug al Beuis for.
Be alGber, Der anipm til Bari 6iper, oe
iom Wanitobabausn befororeoe f%ru9tfrit
bleu ri9ti9nDt at Wr. Slides Saanclan9ert
uooelt til euftlte Torlfe; men leg tjencer iftt
Here euo1, tiger % ifriper en-, iom bet bar lib
imaat meo, life at tale ON, at ban leo Wfon
gel, pg / oette 9ilf9loe bar Naboerne biul'
pet, iaafremt oct tr9ustes. 3e Gnorp, iom
bar erbclpt De iaafalote @aper, er 6olf, Der
leper spbt, % ipm liooer / gpoe Sttlinser
men iom ielpfglselia mootog, bolo De fix al
De paalioelise I9nc, iom efter bsaIte Sflpr
uooelte 2 Softerter, 3 Ear Sanbifer til enfeltt
OF til andre 8 a 10 Bar Strpmper.
8 ct Euntt ltll ri Dog sipe Ntr. Slide Wteo
bolo, nenllis at ri iom Hssel er 9utberanere
men pi ltal BOG cplpie, at Ri life laoer ps
paap irte al papiittiie Cmpenoeliess ps 9Gg
preoiiauter.
Sette til forelpbi9 llnberreinins for all
uoenfprltaaenoe. &. g.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Qafe Ydlf Minn.

vi bar her faaet iitano en- llu9ocms-5or.
entr9, bois 6ormaal er at mpoaIbsioe Brit
teonoet. 2iuise bar ri 3ebat, bullet ltofier
os inansen bpaselis Stunb / benue euiomme
Sintertio. Observation-Disclosures perir meb
Strait, men Der er psiaa en- bel Del, Der itaar
/ Song Nltubols 5Rr, iaa bet er tunst for os
Nfbolbsio!t at Hare os paa Slusmarfen.
Seq ituloe enlte, at gnbper, Der er paa 3rit
%tebaHeu, matte lie, hpor itpr 6nren er, ps at
ban itioe uiloe uenoe ON ps al al Naet for
iase bet itore Snbe, iom poelee9er iaa'
mansen 5amiIie os bersuer iaa mansen gn
Ell baabeiulo jremtio. y.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

6olo Diue cren rene. Eet tommer
life on paa at sic en- BEL Del 8ano OPP
oper Crene, bette er meset mere llet
life bra, ii9r bpis man ON 8iutsrmori
eenen III titlis uo | 2ufteu, tbi oa bsr
man Ilet life pie ganb ODE gret. Den
beeite Rengjsrir9 al SIet er meo en-
i'm 2influe, bpppet / SGbeuano, at gaa
npiostis ps ibarois omtrins i ale Crsts
Beie os Sober ps fiben basefter meo
en- tor 9infiub. Sret maa life Bore
bet minbite iustist, naar man soar no
/ fOlo 9uit, os, buis man ioper / ct
fo!ot 8Rrelie meo blotteoe gren, mao
be belsr life bore fustise, naar man
guar tilienss. 3aar NOR baeer og
bDffer, bBr man putte i'm Bat | 0rene.
Seo Smerter / Creme er Bet o9iaa soot
at putte liot Bat, ipm er siort feb meb
fin Die sIer Jlspeieot, / Dem.
Mnn ftal albri9 pirfe umfring / Gret
meo Haa.e, baaruaale ener lisnenoe.
Suoer i Sereueiene eIer bet poerit entz
inalelise 9rcmmeIfino fan Iet beItuois
ses peo bet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Wells, Richardson & Co.,
BurItnatou. o.
Eli ifauoiuapiifc sore
utn1cr.

GpmRriiomheoen btnIeoes pun, at Sri
itoier Sano II | ,~Sebruar o9 Dtarts az
Ter Of ~Iocefnoe en- Notwithstanding De
sSoreniHasr eler YtiodtmGno, ION MATTE
bnite Foreoro9. beoeS m at ltuoe l 3toe III
24l9 Nicolstt Glp Wirnenpolis. Toreora
gene fan blipe btitorife, Ritet r., literGre
eler reltoigie efter CHite. l83eop
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Wocrtisicmcmtcr.
Gettt life,
Hair vig0r

oct tnsfte nsSp,rSt9, Wibbst for 5aar,TOiIttttt. ss
brus bostig 'uu Iiot b.rai for at b,bOIb, ben ~uaturfis.
5orps O9 i~orebgss, S,aIs.tbss.
abomas Diuroap I Sbaror Vrop,, sp., Rriu,r: -5or
rc9Ie VIoartbrr Nbsn ~b,spubit init Saar at ioIoe al. %
pna no9Ie iau Tiger bleu leg nrft,u i'aItst. Seq iOrisst,
~ioritleatge ytibIer, men b. bialp Sntst. GnbsIis fsbt,
ca en- SLATE Of "apsr's eair 9isor". cs. Ter i,s barb,
,rugt ben %, par nit Scu,O bso0ttet nts en- 'raitia
noororrt. Seq aubsialer BETTE Qrtparat icm bet b,eit,
@Crsfr til after at i~rtmbriro, Saar.-
"Ntit Noar par bI,pst oibleset % ieri-, Tripu waobtl
IS. Sarog ira { ,IaoGn. Sq.. men eitsrot leg bops, brust
en- SLATE al "Apsr's Soir gisor", bIsu bet iOrt % CLIMB
itnoe".
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Wunuhnn. Tirn.

Ser er bet slenoist n,eo Speoepriierns, ps
areaturer er bet life pRro at bpoe frem; er
Der On. iom slsr bet, trGtter Sia9teren bare
pnn Sutilet os bpoer bet Snlpe Of, bpao be
pirtelis er barb.
altmatet er gpbt; man bgrer lite Der ofte
ON iDse 6clt, os iIeIetn osr No9en, oerimoo
bsrer bet til 9aseus Sroer, at Bprn fsees.
s tirtel's Ssnieenoe ct Wilt freoelist os
rplist, pg af lepperiueroeue or Der iii life
mango tilbaSe; tanite bog ct Ear, men De er
laa samle, at be NOT bar sipet cp Saabet.
q. 8. Sanb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Bruih, COLORADO.

OlNIpy SulVlupu.
ia Der / Den lenere 5io bar oGret iaa
mango al "1ecorab Eoiten"s 2aisre, ionl
bar ifrepet til mig ansaaenoe oenre e9n Tor
areatursapl iaapeliom Sarmins'9a un, baa'
Der ies, OF De pil optaae oisie 9irier.
Seq pep life al nosen Ylaos | Imertta,
iom er bebre Ititfet for areatnr. Nul eno Der.
Sielcen er noser Iinter ftren8ere, END at
8reaturene fan srRSie uoe belle garet, o9,
Iom enbpsr 5arner ueo, betaler bet Jig tile
meeet of farme, uoen at man fan baoe no9le
@featurer. Sarnsrte her bar / Nlminoelt9'
beo fra 90 til 1C0 Stptfer ap9s, % lda Tan
be pslaa tjere 8enSe.
Scr fommer itaois Iprlte % DANTE oa
neoi9tter fig.
vi bar goo Stols cs Ell COB Nenisbeo.
9anoet er sopt moi, iaa ies fan anbefale
bet til mine ~9anesmRno, ps ilRr er altrlaei
uomertet. Sea i%oritaar life, buo'Ior No9er
Ifulee bulette fig / bet toloe Noro, iaalanst
Der er Ylaoier iom oenne. Otter ale 10
iiater oil Der blipe en- COB ao!pni Der III
Spmmsreu. Seq trpr heller lite, at Ncser
pil fortrpoe, OF De bar palst oenre Nlaos fo'
fit Sjem.
Ypeu er belissenoe pso y. & TX. Saaen
ca Il. 9. 8auen er fun 4 Nile herfra, lao D
bar aompetiticu al Railroaos.
vi bespnoer / Ilminoel'sbeo at ple'e
ssebruor. men iaar bar mar plsist belle Bin
teren: eer sr inaen Sns % Scrosn er 'ttt
frosieu uuotassu ON Norsenen.
u. Relion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

i, ned Ceu, Slmasao Co., Niun.
~" 'aa olsie Banter bait en- iGroeles
SOU % Ian8paris Spft, b~eguuiiset uf
"H''s' Setr til paa oeune Narstib ct
~'' saa Sruno Of ben fapise 5srte,
I.'maNSelen oGret sunife flor. 9ltter
pFlse Os i fit aniists Sueo arbeis
:, r1"ondnO oeo gnoeu Of ct belt Wars
SOrotn bar unoer Serrsns SsliiS'
y, ,S'aa o~eHnesaus baaret fin Srppe; men
oruGteu al BET unpenbte &rbeioe
s"s u'e bar pit fig at bore iaa riselis
IOtsSaaenoe Aar, bar ri heller life
|co W. y" .0fGHo til at tlase, men I Still
l., r.UeF ertlenoelisn af be mango be.
Sp00sr bDr oi ta,,e Sub for al bans
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
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NcIe Wesocn.

glbum at belle G,rS,u, iuSsboIssnts 100 por,rat..r a,
Rerotus mango Spsrirger. lnoerportsr. turtria, 9as
Iobi.r. Qerionlt9bsosr % b,ipuosytj9e 6or,tselitr, b.ris
bIauot Stotbolms Slot nj. M, ieuoes portoirit til butis
stniombelli aoresie for tun - Gents. I~oritsrreli tsglat
tno.bolosnbs baoerpor, Dc 10 euo elsr Sortr9tter iaa
inod Tom Snavpenaaisbuueoer men iom osa gleuusm
gldsiet fan tuosiig ices "a huert Orb lries. sCcts IS
Gents. e0taio1 meo 30 Eluiratiorer liant Vysutr az
ale SInss &%iittort icnoes M ior 10 Gents. fisnt b.
ar uTro meg.
Sbf.: ut set openior ]oprtcuees itubcs poriOirti
for 81. gi aubeiaIer os III saresmGrh5 UtutGict Gr,
inortu9. aereSie: Spcnifa Earo 60,
1913 NtuGro. Roma
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-07

What if you can't dress as fine as your
neighbor? That fact isn't going to kill any
body. What if your home isn't furnished s
finely as the one across tho street? Is it going
to help the matter any if you try to get even
on borrowed capital? Not bit. There is a
wretchedly false pride which prompts you to
keep up with your neighbor at some body
else's expense. If your pocket book is noty
very flush, don't buy such fine clothes. If
you can't pay for an easy chair, sit on STOOL
The very knowledge that you owe no man,
and that you pay for everything you get when
you get it, is luxurious feeling which only
those can appreciate who have tried it. tits
worth all the struggle it costs. Don't go in
debt for anything you can very we'll get along
without. If you are in debt now, get out as
fast as possible, and, once out, stay out. IT
You want to raise your credit in the com
munisy, make few promises, but religious
ly fulfill the few you do make. The men who
can get the best credit at the stores are those
who never ask it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-07
Gas at Five Cents Per Thousand.

1t is announced that company already in
operation at Litchheld, ILL.,, will pipe fuel and
Illuminating gas into East st. Louis. MIR,
O'Hara, capitalist of st. Louis. who Is
prominent III the enterprise, says they have
process for manufacturing gas from Lima,
(O.) oil, which costs IA cents gallon. This
amount OF oil renders over 1,00U feet of gas.
They have eight miles OF pipe down, and are
furnishing families at 4 rate which for light
Ing large house ana supplying three stoves
with fuei takes but S54 per annum from the
proprietor's pocket. The plant they are put
ting into Litchheld will COST some 100000.
From this they propose to lay an inch gas
main to east ST. Louis, 81 miles, and deliver
their product there at d price far below that
which the company now i'll power there can
do. They claim that they can give light and
heat to the city at five cents per l,000 feet of
gas, or give 1t away for long time and
scarcely feel it, the production costs so little.
In explaining the process Mr.. O'Hara said:
"A bench, that is, plant with twelve retorts,
will cost about $4,000, and will supply town
OF 6,O0O inhabitants, it would produce 60,0O0
feet OF Illuminating gas daily ard Ii times as
much fuel gas; here are the fgures--120 gal
Ions of crude petroleum $l.50, gas for opera
tves 10 cents, one workman one day 81, total
$3.SO-product 200, 900 feet. The crude oil is
introduced to the furnace direct from the
tanks. Stream forces it into spray, and,
mingling, both absorb the elements from the
air and chemical degeneration commences
that winds up in n-condensable, non ex-
plosive gas. For intensity of heat the fuel
gas excels. have seen Swedish iron, which
requires 4, ,50O degrees, made with it, and also
crncible steel not only made, but melted and
burned up i'll u few minutes. ."-Americdn
Manufacturer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-07

The proclamation admitting South Dakota
is practically the same as for North Dakota,
with the necessary changes of name made,
the following being, however, in the latter
proclamation only:
Whereas, it was provided by said act that
at the election for delegates to the constltu-
tional convention in South Dakota as therein
provided, each elector might have written or
printed on his ballot the words "For the
Sioux Falls convention" or the words
Against the Sioux Falls convention" that
the votes on this question should be returned
and canvassed in the same manner as the
votes for the election of delegates; and if a
majority of all votes cast on this question
should be "For the Sioux Falls convention "
it should be the convention which might as
semble at Sioux Falls, as provided in the act,
to resubmit to the people of South Dakota,
for ratification or rejection, at an election
provided for in said act, the constitution
framed at Sioux Falls and adopted Nov. 2,
1885, and also the propositions separately
submitted at that election, including the
question of locating the temporary seat of
government with such changes only as re-
lated to the name and boundary of the pro.
posed State to the reappointment of the
judicial and legislative districts, and such
amendments as might be necessary in order
to comply with the provisions of the act.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-07
Iced Fish Dangerous.

According to Mr.. j. Lawrence Hamilton,
NJ. R. G. S., in the Lhncet, ice spoils the
freshness, frmness, and flavor of fish by rem
dering it, prior to putrefactlon, insipid,
soft and fiabby. Experience seems to show
that the gravest cases of fish poisoning araise
more commonly from eating fish which has
been kept on ice than from eating fish kept
naturally cool. Where fish is preserved on
ice it appears that the ice only favors putre-
factian by furnishing a constant supply of
moisture, carrying with it the putrefactive
bacteria derived from its foul and filthy sur
rouudings. so that this iced fish remains cov-
cred with fresh solutions of filth pregnant
with putrefactive bacteria. Thus large guam
titles of those subtitle. complex bodies, the
animal alkaloids or ptomaines, are probably
elaborated and give rise to those marked symp-
toms of poisoning which sometimes occur
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-07

a Green B. Raum agai 1st whose extreme
ly roper and cold business methods as a
7 ublic official nothing is charged, was never
theless notorious for subor iinating the whole
machinery of the Internal Revenue system to
the interest.of Republican politicians. His
acceptance of the Commissionership of PEN
sions means more than is apparent on the
surface. The Harrison administration in the
new accession have one of the most indefati-
gable politicians in the country, who will
prove of valuable service, and spare no pains
to win and make the g. A. r. machine as SOL
id as possible, without an organized raid on
the treasury. Raum is Just the man for the
place. The administration dared not allow
the surplus to fade away in the reckless PEN
sion grantings, which Tanner had inaugural
ed, although the President himself was the
guilty promoter of the Tanner idea; nor did
it dare oppose the soldier sentiment in re-
gard to pensions, so it secured the services
of man possessing the qualifications neces.
sary to meet the emergency and avoid the
scylla on one side and the charybdis on the
other. Raum will not squander the surplus
by granting extravag mt pensions. but he will
no doubt find some way to perform few
specious pension acts that will allay the wrath
which has arisen, and hold the soldier sup
port.