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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
THE IDAHO NEWS.
BLAcKFoor. SATURDAY, JAN. $50
Seven Rules 10 Govern Us in 1890.

/. THE News will not publish
anonymous communications. No wri-
ter should be ashamed of communi-
cation worth publishing.
III. The News will not publish com
munications over nom de plumes. Tie
writer's name must follow his COM
munication. This will relieve the pub
Usher of much responsibility.
III. The News will credit every
article copied to the paper from which
it is taken. The custom of crediting
articles TO SEX" is unjust and unfair
to the editor who writes them.
Nv. THE News win not indulge in
scurrilous or abusive language of its
contemporaries of the press because
it may differ with them in politics or
on questions of general interest.
V. THE News will not villify nor
attempt to blacken the character of
its opponents. Whatever vantage it
may win will be won in open, honor
a1le battle.
VI. The News will not apply ugly,
meaningless epithets to men or meas
ures because it does not favor or in
dorse them. The intelligent reader
will condemn rather than approve
such lndulgences.
VII THE News will strive for
truth, for country and for the better
ment OF mankind. In this it will aim
TO give fresh, readable and reliable
news; it will advocate and contend
for principles and measures which il
believes will promote the best interests
and prosperity of the country, anc
it will labor for and support those in
situations which have for their ain
the welfare and happiness of society
and of the people in general.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

BEYOND the Alps is Italy. Beyond
the admission of Idaho to Statehood
are two United States senatorshlps-
say the Republicans. Beyond Italy
are the Alps. Beyond the senatorships
is the admission to Statehood-say the
Democrats. That's the way the mat
ter stands if admission is made con-
tingent upon party assurances.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

Gov. SHoUP and Hon. W. ]. Nc
Connell, and Ex-Gov. Stevenson and
Hon. Geo. Ainslie are going down to
Washington to become the Aarons
and Hurs in holding up the hand of
Delegate Dubois for Statehood And
they will stand two on the one side
and two on the other side and stay
his hand until the going down of the
sun; and the people at home will raise
their voices and cry-so mote it be.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

in the last campaign which THE News
publishes verbatim:
Feller freemen, you all
know me. / are Abram Jasper, a
Republican from way back. When
there have been any work to do, / has
done it. When there has been any
Yotin to do, has voted early and
often. When there has been any
ightin' to do, | has been in the thick
of it. l are above proof, old line, and
tax paid. And | has seed many changes
too, | has seed the Republicans up,
| has seed the Democrats up. But |
is yit to see the niger up. 'Tother
night | had a dream. | dreamt that
| died and went to heaven. When |
got to de pcarly gates, ole Salt Peter,
he says:
"Who's dar?" says he.
"Abram Jasper says 1,
"Is you mounted, or is you afoot?'
says he
II is afoot,' says |.
swell, you cant git in here" says
he. '.Nobody's lowed in here 'eept
them as come mounted" says he.
Oats hard on me, says |, carter
comm all dis distance" But he neb-
er says nothin mo-, and so starts
back, an about half way down de
nill who does meet but Gen'l Willom
Malone. "Whar is you gwine, Genl?''
says |.
Il is gwine to heaven" says he.
"Why, Gen'l, say l, ''tain't no use.
Use just been up dar an nObody's
lowed to get in 'cept dey comes mount
ed, an you's afoot."
lis dat SOP" says he.
..Yes, it is, says |.
"Well, de Gen'l sorter scratched his
head, an arter awhile he says, say;
he: "Abram, | tell you what let's do
You is likely lad. Suppose you gil
down on all fours an Ill mount ant
ride you In, and dat way we kin boil
get in"
"Gen'l," says |, ado you think 80,
could work it?"
Il know | kin, says he.
$50 down | gifts on all tours, ant
de Gen'l gifts a-straddle, an we am
bles up de hill agin an Frances N
to de gate, an ole Salt Peter, he says
"Who's dar?"
"Gen'l Willom Malone OF yirginey,
says he.
rs you mounted or is you a-foot,
says Peter.
II is mounted, says de Genl.
"AlT right, says Peter, sail right,
say he; '.iest hitch your boss outside
, Genl. an come right in"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
PosrMAsrER GENERAL WANAMAKr

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAIAKER
addressing a banquet of Philadelphia
millionaires few evenings ago gave
this advice: Put money into politics;
let those Of you who want pure gov
eminent put your hands in your peck
cts. II this government is to be run
on aeommercial basis then THE News
dispairs forever of free and honest
government. God help the poor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

Caldwell Tribune: "Mr Rounse-
vile Wildman, who was in Idaho two
months last spring holding position
on the Idaho Statesman, is now in
Washington, D. G., urging his ap-
pointment as U. s. consul to Monte.
video. and accredited to Idaho. II
Rounse. gets there it will be severe
shock to many Idaho Republicans
VINO successfully accomplished thf
"cagtus act years ago, and have thus
far remained unrewarded.
And what does Rounse care for thu
nc ,ctus act of the old timers? if the,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
Grn,I NArnAN COR. Ex-secrets

GEN'L NATHAN Corr, Ex-Secretary
of the Navy, Of West Virginia, has
recently purchased home in Boise
City. Gen,I Golf was defeated for
governor of his state at the last cleo.
tion, and who knows but IN his great
ambition for office, be is looking to
Idaho as a fresh field and pasture
green. Idaho will be entitled to two
Senators, you know.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

If the political camera produces a
picture of little aroukus" in Idaho
Republican camp. pretty soon, don't
give us away and tell who told you
So The focus of the camera Is being
adjusted for that kind of a picture
now. Wait little while till you hear
from Washington.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

US. Land once q B ls.es n ~
Notice IA hereby given snss ~ his ~
named settler has hieu hu,s.'ss,rs 81 ~ v y
to make final proof ~ r1g w aasde hsl.ss.
and that said proof VII nnIsekfcol, W
aaiis rast vi lamar, Is, 1880 la, sa ~
shannon. on III u No. iiqs, to sd WI re.
az heis aection z. township Il s ',rsses y !
lie names the following WAND and eslI1pa'
HIS continuous residence uRV'M essef, Y
Of saId land, vixi VIM. Y. II ssnc smIas'
v. Smith. Richard Jopes nv vi, Asss.
bingham county, IT,
IVA
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
rnken up.

Came to my ranch, Hl'' estb !
low Blackfoot, Decenpe., il lbtI
one sorrel roam horse, STRIP lp,' y e 4
0 years old. branded J, w s,Ias
left thigh and u L O, l 9. - and
owner will call, pay daua sssIt n
him away, or no will y ~, WlBs
the law directs. ~ ~ 1900
Blackfoot, January oo'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
FOR SALE

IT3 Acres Of Land al uass !
fence.
rs Head Of Mich c0w8
IA Head Of YearlIags
4 Head Of YcaFling Houss
/ Wagon and Harness
This property i 5 nils ~
Blackfoot on Blackto0, n'a
Bargain for some one going isss
Dairy Business.
Inquire at Ranch,
GEnRoE 7, haEEi
Blackfooi, Idaho, Dec liIa l
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

THE strangest thing to The News
about the Harrison administration is
that-Mr Blaine should be content
to play second fiddle in the orchestra.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

can stand it he can, and maybe they
will stand it, but, in their peculiar
language, ''damphino."
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

UNITED we stand, should be the
legend on every Democratic banner
in 1890.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04
BEANE 4 KUNkh
LAND ATTORSEis
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Die XII. 0eneral.S erja Iu n a
oes 4merifanii6en Gdet.
Iten=SereinS.
(2lus Der .Gqcilia".)

9tsieIbe uirb nun bsfinitip in Neu
9ort, 81. g., a~bsebaItsn. Der bo9m'f Re
9err M. u. @orrisan, @r3bii9of pon Neu
gort, bat nit Sreubeu feline g~inpiuisuns
se9eben unb feline 8atbebrale aur gerfi.
8uns seiteqt. Die %4usfibruns bes muf1s
faIti9en programmes ibsrnimmt Der vBae
Ieftriuausretn" ter vtatbpl. Sdnserbunb"
bat bic @inIabuns sur Ritwirtuns bsreits
wtlisit accepttrt. Der vtatb. Sdnsers
bunb" beitsbt aus ~foIseuben 9srsinen q:
9uIetrinas9 erein, @bor Der Rarid Sim.
meIfabrts: Rir9e, @bor Der ct. QIpbons
ussRir4e, gbor bsr ct. RasbaIenas
Birdie, Cecilia unb SibsIia Wa~nnerseianss
0srein. 4u9 Der @bor Der ct. Sobans
mes Supttfs Rir5e uirb f5 IN ben Iufs
~fibrunsen betbeilissn. 60 birfte Der
@eiammt5or aus circa 200 Sansern
bsfteben. - Die 9ottssbienite wsrbsn in
her &atbebruIe. ct. aIpbonIuss unb ct.
Sobaunes: Stride ~abssbalten. Die 3eit
bss Ssftss lit u~orbsbaItIi5 etpa nOtbiser
Ober eruini9ter abduberuns, auf ben
10. unb 90. gusuit feitseiest. Das bstails
ltrte Prograntm fam er1f In Der r69fteu
Drummer pubIitirt werbeu.
s. Sinsenbsrssr,
Yrdi. bss u. 6. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
&i utt Die S6uIe.

gs i9sint Der &f UNI bic tatbolii9eu
S@uIeh bri5t tn gang Rorbamsrita aus.
60 meIbet cine 0epei9e aus Rinsffon,
Ontario, pom 10. IpriI 1890: v@rSbt.
i9of @learep bot etnsn 5irtsnbrief an bic
9eifIi@en Der gt3bi6ceie erIaben, NORM
er linen auftrdst, ale @suetuosmitsIis.
Der, wel9e ibre Beitrdse fur bic gfarrs
i&ulen auritseausen unb bumit ben 5eins
ben Der &tr9e, bic IS auf 8sisitisuns Der
S9ulen abseisben. in bic 5dnbe arbeiten,
anf3uiuden unb ibnen au3utiubtssn, bab
isin 8erbalten a%uflsbnuns seseu bic Rir9s
Jet unb baB ibm pom II an tstn anberer
@eiftIi&er, aIs Der grabti6Of isIbft, bic
2osipre6uns ertbeiIen birfe, penn sr ni9t
tn elmer i6rtftIi9en @rtIaruns feline Reue
iber bas SOrsefaaene tunbsisbt unb psrs
ipri6t, BET ua9fer @eIssenbsit ben 9farrs
i9uIeu feline unteritisuns ptebsr susuusns
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
3aoeInsmertbe aemSesunsen
eineS Gi6ters.

aussmein betannt 1T ss, baB bic in ben
ameritanii9en @eri3tsn our gssibisuns
BON 3eusen uerwenbsten 8tbeln iebr oft 70
absesriffen unb i9musis fnb, buB 3sussn
nit pollen &e9te Inftanb nebmen, lie Az
tafeu, ME es bel Der auf bic ameritanis
i9en ROlonieu pom England iibsrtommes
men Grt unb Wetie Der @ibesleitung ibIi6
TT. AIs baber Der Rt5tsr arnoIb neuli6
in einsm @eri3te in philadelphia einen
Seusen, ben nan 3wingen woQte, cine 70
i4mutise SibeI gu tafsn, basesen in
S9ub nabm, mai CT umIo mebr i'm Re9te,
ais tein 3su8e uerpft4tet TT, ben seri5ts
Ii9en @tb in Otsier Torm absalssen.
669ff unpafenb unb beionbers fir einen
&i6ter 9an3 unseb6rig pareu absr feline
ua5foIsenbeu Semertauseu, peI5e fol-.
genber 0siie Iauteten: yDGs RiFen Der
8ibeI III Elm ueberbIeibiel zines absrolius
biI9en 3eitaltsrs unb zines Don Prieitern
setue6teteu ubersIdubii3en Bottles, zines
3sttuIters, in psl9sm an Steue Der 4ro.
3efie bur3 @ei5wOrene bic SeuerprObe lib,
LID mar unb bic S6ulbisertIaruns Ober
5retipre8unS zines Weni4en, prn beisn
ROrpsrbei4affenbeit abbtn9, bic i'm mebr
Ober weniser seeisuet ma3te, 9rObe
S4merJsn Ooer Die GOrtur ausbuba!ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

Die &ir@e bate bieien @ebraud etnses
flbrt, UNI ba8 Bolt Dor ben erf Hen Gt4s
tern, bic benz seiftIi@en Stanbe anseb6rs
ten, su erniebriseu.A
Wit pollen 9fe1te tabeIt ber "Catholic
Standard" bteie B%emertunsen bss @i@ters
GrnoIb unb weiif nod, baB bas &ifen Der
BibeI Bet gibesIeiituuseu eth uraIter Drift
li4er @ebrau9 1T, Der ft4 auf dbnli4e
pom 9ott ieIbft porsei9riebene @sbrdu4e
BET Der gibesIsifuns Der Subeu iiiist.
@benio unridtis unb tabelnspertb 1T bic
B~sbauptuns, baB bisis @e~pflosenbeit NIT
Der Ssustprobs tn Suiammenbause fteht,
ba bisie unb anbere OrbaIisn 6ur9 bic
msItlt6e @ewaIt obne @~utbeiBuus unb
eessn ben Wiqen Der &ir9e einsefibrt
worbsn fnb. 9lu9 fanb has Safen Der
SibsI untsr gbriffeu i9on gu 3sitsn itatt,
ais es nod tsine 5riftIi1en &t1tsr, psbsr
msItli5e nod seiflide CAB, unb ioate tstne
@rniebrisuns bes 8oltes %anbabuen, fons
bern fur aue sIdubisen gbrifsn ein Spms
boil iein. haB fe NIT 8srufuns auf bic por
Soft se%pffsnburte @abrbeit nur bic Bubrs
belt, bic game Babrbett unb ni@ts aIs bic
Wabrbsit uusiasen molten.
Sn benz am Disnitas bieier Wo9e er'
i1ienenen "Catholic Standard" wirb eth
S1reibeu bes &i9ters ArnoIb uer6ffents
li9t, NORM er bus WeientIi9e Der ibm in
ben Nunb seIesten aeuBerunssn auseitebt,
aber iebe Abf9t, bamit bic fatboliids
&irde babsn bsIeibisen gu woIen, tn ab:
rebe felt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Sn Der frans6Ti6en Sremoen.
le9ton.

Die i1rstIi1en 2eiben zines Deuts
9en, ben man In Srantrei1 awangss
wsis Der in gfrita itsbsnbsn Srembsn:
legion einsereibt bate, i6iIbe,t 5srmann
W~ee0entpin aus granbenburs a.. s.. In
sinem B1isfe on bic y2otbrinsiide 8sis
tuns", welder serabeau baar ffrdubsnbe
Ebatiadsn ibsr bic ni9tsmirbise Bsbanbs
lung Der l%1nslidIi6sn ieitens ibrer Yorses
issten entbiut. ST idreibt:
SIN 5ebruar 1885 juii9en Blumont unb
2unspiae arbeitenb, sins i'd zines Conn:
tags nit mebrereu Betaunten mad 3une'
pile. Nbenbs auf benz 5eimwese ipra9
man laut (uuf Deuti9l Bis pr6sIid elm
9enbarm mild patte, iprsdsnb: VOLTA
encore une fois un Prussien, tn me
payeras mon pays perdu." gr mar I'm
@lfaB seboren uub fpra9 aud 9suti5.
gr bebrobte mid init Prison unb bra4te
mid an1 anbern Gage mad Rancp; man
bra1te mid DOR sinsn RiIitdrarst, Der
mid fir bon ertIdrte, obns mid anssisbsu
su babsn; ua9ber leste man MIR einen
sebrudten Bosen DOR, befebIenb: vsignez";
i6 i9rieb meinsn Namen, uoruuf Der
@enbarm mir iaste: vSett tannif Du fir
finf Sabre Bstauntidaft NIT ben Grabsru
ma9en.~
Die GsiIe sins nun Ebsr Warieiue nab
afrita, NO mir &nfans WdrS in Sibis
BeIsQbbss eintrafen. Wir waren 1913
Wann, m~siitsns gIidfsr, 2otbrinser unb
8elsisr. 10 Gage ipdter sins Elm De-
ta6ement BON $50 Wann untsr benz Com
maubo pon lieutenant Plombiu nod @es
rpuiue, nm bas bort beta6irts 4. Battalion
gu peritdrten q; man bate IS Gage Wari9
BON 80 Rilometer I'm Dur9i9nitt unb feline
iimmtli9en Sa9sn unb fur spsi Gage
&slerpe. 2ebensmittsl auf benz Giden na9s
sutrassn. Sir bic iunsen SoIbateu mar
biss cine barte Strupa3e unb fur bic dltes
rem fat ebenio i9per, ba man nod ni5t
an bic Site sep6bnt mar. Sett fam mod
baju, baB Der lieutenant ii5 UNI nidts Be,
timmerte, bic Verpfssuns ben llntsrofis
5iersu ibsrlieB, bieie aber IN Sreuben lsbs
ten unb uns nit &sis fittertsn; bate
elmer uon uns bic Courage 5u retlamireu,
10 bisB es: r9alt'S NauI, Ober Du
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

:5br tsnnt, ~ebrphrbise griber, BITE 3sits
psrbdItuife. 9luf Der etneu Setts fiub bic
Weni9sn pon elmer unbdnbisen 9eieputb
befeeIt, auf Der anbern Seite ersteBt it9
stn Strom i9Ie@ter S9riften. SO Tam
tauu1 ssi6tlbert uerben, peI9en S9aben
bisie tastdsIt@ ben Sttteu unb Der &elis
ston aufisen. Darum ietb eifrts barauf
beba9t. bur6 Bitten unb grmabnsn unb
ruf anbsre @stie BITE 9ldubisen pon isnen
anluutern SueIlen f%ernaubalten uub fte su
befern 3u fibren. Sebr nisli9 wtrb es
Istu, penn urter euerer Aufit9t unb 2eis
tuus EasesbIdtter eri9einen, ipeIde benz
Don allen Setten barseret9ten Site aeits
genadB en~tsesenwtrten, unb bic WaI r5stt,
Gnsenb unb &eIision i6isen.
Geo XIII. on bic portusisFi4en gtf9Dfs.
1904
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

eisentIi@ In Gin Setra, elmer fIetnsn &es
boute nabe an Der Sabara, ipioniren fsu,
baben he bod bic 2d&erIi9iett ibre8 8ss
aebmens einseisben unb mid freiselafe''
gsa9 MbIauf rlsiner fanf Sabre bat mos
MIR einen alien Wantel, eine Wibe unt
eine rotbe Sole selafen unb mid nod
Yont.a:W oufo Jon %transportirt. BON mo Id
10 i9nsI ME r16sli9 Der beuti4en @renls
susseiIt BIN, nod 3wst Sous in Der Taide
babeub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22

man9sr bat In fsinen Sisberpbantalisn
mad gItsrn unb @si9piffern serufen unb
1T 10 in @ebanten NIT linen psreint &c.
ftorben.
Na4 afrita auridsstebrt, BAT man midi
tn bic Compagnie montee (berittens
Truppe) seftstt; bas ftnb Snfanteriifen
bic ie gu 3wei Elm Maultbier baben. Bir
baben ben i9werffen Disnif ssbabt, baben
9%ebensmittel, Sff3iere unb Beanie Bu ess
t~ortiren sebabt, babsn mad Nrabern aus
benz Tribu bes Amour iu9en mifen, bas
ben ibnen i'm Iettsn Sabre aud NAL siniss
1000 S9afe unb Rameele abssnommen
bieieIben iinb u~ertauft porbsn, absr fir bie
arTen 3esionsbribsr, bic Jules ausssbabst
batten. tit Ri@ts a~bsefaIsn; i'm @ssen.
tbeil, man pirb bstroaen auf iebe nur
bentbare Weiis. Wan bat bas &edt auf
ein uierteI 2iter 8ein fur ben Gag; beuor
man benieIben betommt, ma1t Der Fourier
10 bis 90 2itsr @aher tn ben 8ein fur
cine Gompasnie; er trintt ben 1teit nit
ben rlnterOff5ieren. Ser Sergeantmaior
@aitel bat feline solbene llbr nit benz
Raffes Der &%ompasnie besabIt; ais i'd IS
tbm pOrbisIt i'd mar ~ROmpusnie. Rod
fanb er IS mOsIi3, mid fir Is Gaqs in
arreit gu brinsen. - Ra9bem ib So Ro:
nate 0isnft bate, i4itte mir meme Ruttsr
bsuti9e 3situnssn, UNI mid gu orieutireu ;
iest saben mir bie 5ran,oien elm gsilpisI'
pel4e an9it fs babsn Dor Spionen bsnn
fs bisIten mid fur sinen ioI5sn nadbsm
ID fs isbo9 ssfrast bate, mas i'd benin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
3atboEfGes &tr6eu E &aIenber.
rleber cine tIetne 3stt. SOB. l6.
A6tuns t6r Sat6oftgen.
Die Gimme pes BERT. 9ias TX.

Btr sriu9en Ste tufdubtsft, allen benen
NIT eareul suten 8iaen unb eurer 9unf
si3ufeben, bic, nit @etit besabt unb nit
euisenber &enutniB ausseriftet, f4 an
te arbeit MAIDEN unb Binder unb Seituns
gen sur gertbstbtsuns uub 9erbrettuns Der
tatbOIti9eu 2ebre uer6fsntIt@en.
Gncpclica Qius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
Die etitntae seo,S XIII.

2aIst eues 9t9t leudteu Dor ben Mens
den, bau,tt ie euere suten 8erte ieben.
1nb Der Serr sebe eu9 6asu Setnen Seseu!
Eco XIII. an bas in garma eri5einsnbe gIatt
Luce (2eu9te), Inians 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-22
u 6argtf3es.
Hereiaiate Staaten.

Aus Nep Grisr, 0afota County,
Winn., tbsiIt man uus NIT, baB Jobn
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-07-24
Getting Into the Wrong Garment.

There was time when q Camden
salesman, popular among the boys OF
the town of bobtail cars and swell heads
loved to MARBLE in bacchanalian mo-
ments that inspiring song: "You must
wear ruff1es on your trouserloons," but
now things have vastly changed and
even the dulcet hum of "You can't go
to heaven when you die" jars on his
nerves like rasp on buzz-saw or o
Jersey mosquito on o midsummer
nights serenade.
Tho jests and gatherings of his
friends, too, have an unpleasant jingle
about them that is irritating and irk=
some, and the mere suggestion to John
Falstaff and the old woman from Brent
ford brings forth a batch Of epithets and
imprecations,
The cause of the corrugations on his
temper is this: Some time ago when
the salesman returned home from one
of his business trips he and profess
sional friend went across the river to
have some fun.
During the afternoon they visited a
house in which resided a number of
companionable friends, whore, for sew
eral hours, Bacchus reigned with high
hand and when the Camdenites crossed
the river on an early boat they were
saturated with pomery sec and par
alyzed from its effects.
Upon reaching his home the sales
man threw himself across the bed with
put removing his street attire and was
Immediately nestled in the arms of Nor
pheus, where he drempt sweet dreams
of revelry.
he had been lying across the counter
pain for some time, when he was aroused
by vigorous shakes and found his wife
standing over him with blood in her eye
and rage in her heart.
@Oh, you villain, where have you
been?p gasped the angry woman, as she
pointed toward his pedal limbs with her
index finger and trembling with pas
sion.
The salesman, who had not yet re-
covered from the stupor resulting from
the nights debauch, thinking she had
reference to his beaddled condition, ats
tempted an explanation, when he was
knocked speechlass by a discovery that
was startling and stunning.
In the bureau mirror, which stood
opposite the bed, he saw reflection
that, under other circumstances, would
have been extremely comical, but which
Just at this time was extremely agoniz-
Ing.
His wife had removed his trousers
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-07-24

fhe methods of the Democrats in the
House toward any Federal election bill
which may be proposed by the Republic
can majority are likely to be diIatory.
This is pity. Either there is need of
such law or there is not. The country
has come to believe that there is. It is
for the Democrats to remove the grounds
upon which that belief has been built
very slowly, and, we may add, very un-
willingly. The nation has been slow and
unwilling to believe that in the greater
part Of eleven States Of this Union free
elections and fair counts do not exist,
but circumstances have forced that belief
Hpon it,
II seems possible to believe that.
there should be whole States in which
Democratic rule should exist. Let it be
granted that the Democrats are q lawful
majority of every one of the States for-
merly In rebel lion, though the assumption
is unnatural and uatr4e, and it yet re-
mains plain that in every one of them
there must be some nucleus OF opposi-
ton, some body OF polite protestants
whose voice, il heard, and whose
votes, If cast and counted, would
lead to the formation of a new
party, aud whose existence would be
q healthy check upon the extreme ac-
tions Of the majority. But there are
States in which no semblance of oppose
tion is found. It is not permitted to
manifest itself. The Democrats have to
explain this peculiar condition of poll
tics. 1t is q condition the Like of which
is found in no free country the world.
It Is condition which cannot exist in o
tree country. It il condition which