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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17
re blepen pal9t i9ien / 1883. bois ban
life baobe itaaet iom en- Bulldog paa
&a9t ueb Statsfa8ien moo paatreu=
9enbe &eni iionslpsere.

Mr. @omfod, @onsresmanoen fra
bet femte @inneiota 9itritt, bar i
bet offentli9e 2iu pilt fig at pere en-
meset tpielis Manb. 9a ban 1888
uar blet nomineret, ,lbtalte ban / fin
Eattetale, at ban me9et oel fplte, at
ban bar ben forrise @epralentaut,
Son. &nute geeliou, meset uuberle<
gen. men bet fulbe bore bam en-
Samoittiebebs<os @resias at fglse
ben &olitit, oenne baube beful9t.
&rmeo iistebes narmeit til Ear,ff>
reform. 2 Nar efter fibber ben fam
me Manb, iom bapoe afsiuet bette
2gfte, &onaresieu os itemmer for
.Mc&inleps 8iQ!
9os, bermeb enber 9iitprien lite.
S Eorsbass, (4be Sept.) blep @an=
ben siennomineret paa en- 8lutform,
oer faar / ben alleriterfeite Moblet<
ming til Mc&inlebs 8iq.
Sen tbtelise @tatsmano mobta9er
os tafter! Snsen @amoittiebeo
Ter, insen 8etentelisbeoer.
@uao 2anfer maa en- FABIAN M ano
mere ont &elgerne / tit 9iitrift? So,
fimpeltben, at be er en- pilielbs, pim=
renoe Slot, 1om pel un6ertiben tan
faa en- Eante ONT, at be pi( baue bet
fig eller Zig, men ION lite eioer leese
to &inber &ors. for at faa siennemz
fprt, boab be pil, Tolf, iom FREEZER
3ariffreform en- &latform, men
bpem Sagen lite ligeer mere paa
9ierte, eno at be uilis eienuelser en-
Mano, iom bar luistet fit 2bfte ON
at femme for en iaaban &ebuttion.
9isie er, lo9iR feet, be Eanfer,
@omftod maa nere ON fine &el9ere.
@n iaaban Manb er uuerbig til at
beflebe ben Eilliospoit, Solicit bor
pal9t bam til. 9an bpr iattes paa
9gr neb fprfte Inleonin9.
Os ben norfte 8efoltnin9 inben Ste
9iitritt tan meo iaamesen itdrre
@laoe aibre bette, Tom ben / fin
2auosmano &ittel &aloorlon bar en-
lan9t paalibelieere Manb at femme
paQ.
&i BOT lite ben 6ornpielie at fien=
be 9r. 9aluorion perionli9; men ri
bar bbrt bam omta1e fra forifielIige
9olo, % olle l1otaleller saar uo paa,
at ban ct en- 9abersmauo, iom man
fon tole paa, en- Manb, iom lite fin
@temmesiunina bill labe fig paapirte
af Sernbanefompasnier os Sabrit:
ma9nater, men for bpem @enlpnet til
Befolfninsens Earu er bet befem=
menoe. @u iaaban Mano bpr pe(=
ses, 90 ban bill bliue oalet, iaafremt
Solicit ifipnner fit eset Bebte.
(,9atcta".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

Set anta9eS nu, at inben benne
&onaresiesiions @lutnin9 u1l oens
iamtli9e 8epillinser naa op til ben
ubpre Gum af 525 Miqioner 9ol=
lars. Snbtesterne er al Bubsetfo=
miteen bereanet til 45o MiQ. GoQ.,
hotlfet siuer en- unoerbalance al Is
Mi0. 9ol. Buogettomiteen bar
siort itn 8eresniu9 paa @runolas
al be nupGreube Eolbintraber, men
naar @c&inlep:B :BiQen er blepen SOB,
buao Den nu 1anolpnlispis blir, oil
mon faa ie, at Golbintraberne siper
ct anbet &eiultot. Set arta9es al=
minoelis. at ben npe Eolblop oil baz
pc ben @irtning, at Eolbintraberne /
bpi Grab uil forminbFes. os fglsez
lig pil unoerbalancen bliue enboa
itbrre. Den forminofeoe Snbfgriel,
iom oil bliue en- 6gl9e af 2open, bill
nem1is sipe forminoReoe Snotester
tiltroos for oeus bpiere Eolbjatier.
@peafer &eeb bolbt nplis en- Gale,
bport ban ptrebe, at Dperlfuoet
@fatfamret MI oilbe opbbre at bore
en- politilf SSiue. ga mon lthoe
tro bet. Set maa pel belIere blipe
l1noerbalancen os bet berfenbe 8ars
tis 0bielbeo, lom oil tiltrette fig
5olfets Opmert1ombeb berefter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17
aonertsfem.

@aibinston 13oe gept. Set er
1ttfert, at @enatets &eciprocitpz
Imenoement pil blioe pebta9et @u=
let ibas meo itor Majoritet. 9emp=
traterne ct nafen enitemmis ssappr
al BET.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

Dtte Sanger rpmte fra @ountbz
Tene1let / @ranb SORTS, 9afota,
Manbas @ftermiboas. @nbel af
benz bar Qanbeneisrbpere. Sc itutbe
forbbres, moor 9ifriftsretten iettes /
Mouember. De fom ub peb at fa9e
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17
>. .. eetoal.
llbrma5er % Supeleer.

@n fbrre Toripnin9 at &arer enb
noeenfinoe. Mf @lsinzlbre forefin=
bes fra be billisite til be foftbareite,
iaabel Cub iom Splpfa8ier. Nn,
bre @ulb> % Splblaser / Mensbe.
2ommeubre os &a9ubre repareres
sobt % billist. @ulb> os @plparbeiz
ber ubfpres efter 8efiuin9. ST
Ngent for st. 2ouiszGpectacle Co.,
Der fabriterer ubmerfebe Bri(ler.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

Goreneoe @taters @rigsfib vBalz
timore" anfom 2groag til @todbolm
meo Sobn @ricsions Sig. Sen
itore Opfinoers Stpp fit en- forartet
Mobta9elie. &anpnerne torbnebe
fra 6efninserne os &rissFibeue os
oplDfte 9apnen meo fin Slo, iaa
ben bar iom ct enefe 5lommebap.
Dper 100000 Mennefer Dor uoe for
at ie &araoen, 6a 2i9et @bnbas to.
se8 ilano fra Baltimore" o9 brastes
siennem Bpen til Sernbanefationen.
Set fgrtes oerfra til 6ilipitao /
gerbeoen af ben itore Opfinbers ST.
oefteb, bpor bet fta1 beniettes, inbtil
ben offentlise Biiettelie finber @teb.
Manoag os Eirsoas bolotes Bantet=
ter til 9@re for be amerifanlte @iR>
iter, og tbag ital rBaltimore"s Dffi<
cerer }piie til Mibba9 bos &onsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

Nrbeiber Tarmeren noset baarbere
enb bans &1,itru? 9ois itfe, bpor>
for ifal ba ban bore ale &ensene?
(Tarm, Stod ano Some.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

Mc&inlep=Billen blep enbelis fer=
big Senotet Dn8bas fibite l1se.
@fter at en- liplis 9isfusiion bar fgrt
fra besge @ioer, optoses 8illen til
Nfitemnins &l. 81. 9l(le @epubli<
fanere potereoe ia oy 9emotraterne
net. Sen ueoto9es iaalebes meo 40
mob 20 Stemmer. Ser faar MI
i9ien at fonferere meb &uiet an9aa=
enoe be Goranorinser, Senatet bar
foretaset meo 8iQen, al bpilfe be ene=
fte al 8etponins er 8efemmelien om
sieniioise 9anbelstraftater % Mf=
ffaffelien al Eolben paa 8inoetraob.
"@t. Saul Globe" antaeer, at ct
&ompromis otl bliue iub9aaet paa
fplgenbe 8etin9elier: @ulet pil anz
tase Nmenoementet ON @anoelstrafz
tater, os @enatet ril opsipe 8ei1utz
ninsen om at lette 8inbetraab paa
6riliiten. 9enne iiofte Nrtitel bill
ianbiDnlisbis faa en- en66a bpiere
Golb eno ben. iom Bat faitlat ben
opriubeliee 8ill. r@lobe" aneiper
tpl9enbe @runbe for benne Mntaaelle:
s bet me9et lte3rattatamenoez
ment er intet beitemt faitiat ane aaen>
be Eariffen. Set betpber blot, at
mon en9ans / 6remtioen Tan oprette
&raftater meb l1blanbet, ON man
finoer for sobt, % bet pilbe ielpfplz
9elis lite bore iaa flor Spofrel1e for
@u1et at saa meo paa oenne &ropp>
iition.
Nnberlebes ct bet meb 8inbetraab>
ipprssmaalet. Ouerfprelien til 5ri=
liiten af en- enfelt Irtife(, Der faar
unber &ontrol al en- Trui, er ct
Bruo / ben iolibe Mur of befpttebe
Snteresier. Nfitaffe1ien al Eolben
paa Binoetraao er en Erubiel mob
EruftombinationenS @nepelbe. Bin<
betraaben pil blipe bpttet bort fpr
ben blotte @fpsge af Reciprucitet, me-
ner GLOBE. 8i faar nu ie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17

- 20 &ul9rapere inoei iten9tes
Treba9 / en- &ul9rube 2poerburg /
2pflanb iom Gplse at en- @rplofion
@ruben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-09-17
uoIaaoet.

Gorfelselierne mob Spoerne fort>
iettes / bet iDblise &uslanb. $50
ibbiife 5amilier afreiite fra Ooesla
iibite Eorsbas paasruno af Gorfpl=
9elierne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

80 ,,,1a.,,,t cr..,irr - .,ie.r. .Hov
.h.l, .. - - ,..e..,se 40 rr..e a TIE
$500 ara r,.t no- rcnch - nav.
issrrsd thst shs~ aon,t rrr- >, v.,iona
.,rs;r,,. & ss,;s r,~si~,., -. .,fy.,e6 hut
49, - al O. :, -. oh;sct;or 81 .u,-
..sssr. sch...a -. ard vrssr.tir. erer-
cs..s pr...s, 1hrrsht shst & vcn,d - :
~r,a ;aes a ~ ssch msmber a the
49, soss.ev r..;se.- !. 80, 49, Is ~ mon Z
s,ivciSr. snh; - v;th snv vonr~ mn q
M ,.c.,ss,r - 81. -. q. reeolnt,on
vonId 80 ..vcun~ vom.r q conrse.
H.~h ,r.vrh>r .hrnia 800 . r.xord ~ The
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from these axes Ne a5e abIs 10 expre1e
pardon me n observe hat ron ars sodng
. sleep
.'ohi NO" sid AIics, ..bus / eoulda's
hslp wondering what ths other sirls would
woar.D
ars9"
''Didn't ten Jour I've joined ,ocssty
for cuiture. It's I'll girls hut ron. You're
IN Is We couldp't think Of any other man
who knew enough to belong to Il.
RUSSELL wondered whether there were
any other men who didn't know enough 70
keep out Of II He had an instantaneous
mental picture Of himself in the act Of
maintaining IN instructive convsrsation
with eight Of ten girls.
The society meets here tonight" con-
dnued Alice; II thought they would come
early. and IL was their delay which made
me wonder whether they would I'll appear
In party dresses. II viii BE- mean If they
do, because the understanding was that
everything Vas TO b studi0as and simple !"
when VS. I elected to this post Of
honor and responsibility - asked Russell.
Yesterday" said Alice. II proposed
your name Marion Hill il . member.
Her brother Richard knows you. We
wanted him 70 join. but he told Marion
thai he would rather be elecfrocu,ed, and
asked her to convey his condolences to
you. OF course hs didn't think she'd tell
as. but she did. Oh, here are the girls. I"
she added, - the doorbeli rang, land. Mr.
Russell, II you please. don't start them on
dimensions tonight l shouldn't want
TO b the only girl at the very first meeting
VINO didn't know one single thing you
were talking about"
The room was foil OF pretty girls and
chatfer IN . moment Russell survived
the ON harrassment Of his presentation. and
even began to Be considerably amused by
his position. He Was surprised to find that
there were only seven girls. including Miss
Ray. He had supposed that there were
nfty when they first dawned upon his
sight.
Suddenly. BY . common impulse. the
adorable hall dozen rushed up to MISS Ray
and said with one voice: Have you found
z good name for the society We havn'k /"
Then hey all turned upon Russell and ex-
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you won't believe . word SAY. Il has
been 20 In every case-ali my life. have
taken my models to many capitalists.
They wouldn't look at the models: they
looked - me. Personally, / am not
practicable machine, and I never rot
dollars worth OF backing"
You are weli-so-ao.n said Russell.
why haven't you put the thing on the
market YOURSELF" :
4 have some money in the bank and 4
little property besides, said Deerine; s.but
every invention involves risk, and I will
take no chances wnere nv wife and chill
dren are involved. / viii not reach out
after wealth, even for them, If must
hazard their comfort and security. We get
along very web a. we are.p
Russell could not help strongly approv-
Ing this decision, and he wondered why the
words did not give him good impression
Of the man. but they did not. "There must
be something under oil this" he thought.
don't believe the invention is
any value" On the contrary. m
examination Of the models con-
WINGED him that the inventions Vas
an electro motor destined to Be of great
practical utility. H. had not deceived Mr..
Ray in saying that he understood electri-
cal contrivances. He was really very well
informed on the subject Indeed, he was
able to point out . possible minor improve
ment in behring's device. and thus 70 win
the inventors respect When they had
discussed the model thoroughly Russell
bad no doubt II Was the very thing he
wanted. Nothing but the terms remained
TO be settled.
!. On this point Deering was very frm. He
would waivs no right whatever. and he Was
with difficulty persuaded that it would b
necessary for him 70 remain for time
In the dark as to the exact ma
ture Of Russell's relations with the
capitalist Finally Russell said: II
don't want your invention except Is .
loan. viii take il and give you my /. o.
u. for 1t. or any other legal or illegal in
strunent which the ingenuity of the law
can devise. 1t shall bind me to retain the
patent right in my own possession, and 10
return il to you after two years. with ali
the profits and advantages have obtained
by 1t. except The salary which can delude
the company into paying me. In short,
viii borrow your invention, develop il. and
then return it to you. l. il bargain Z"
1T is" said Deering, 'for think you
ere an honest man."
II wish could agree with you moro
fully. said Russell to himself; .'bus 1t least
my designs toward yoi are honorable"
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The Cell Building Theory q
Success, as Shown By the
Results Achieved Under
the Histogenetic System
Of Treatment
MoDEsro, Cal. Nov. 2, 1890.

MoDEsro, Cal, Nov. 2, 1880.
DR.. J. E. Jordan. Seattle. Wash.-My
Dear Sir: Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis left here
in August; have just reached Texas and
Mrs. Purvis writes to me that Mr.. Purvis
has been cured by the use Of tho medi-
cines which he used during the time they
were here and on his journey. You win
remember he ned eczema twenty years.
He also had lump ON his lip which was
very annoying and it has disappeared en-
tirely. All he did was to use medicine ex-
tsrnally. He has doctored his face for
twenty years and found nothing before
that gave him any relief
Some time ago tod you about having
such bad finger. One Of my fingers be-
came terribly innamed and enlarged. the
pain and Inflammation being intense I
applied the Histogeneuc medic mes and
the Inflammation and the enlargement has
disappeared. l beg to remain, sine rely
MRS J. PURVI6.
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- tno pu0ilc; IL was q view in adj
a,ee y TIE reality. We shall zee il some
an airaid | can not wait. said Rus
put lot me give you some advice.
pont work too steadily At this thing. Get
ene'hine else 10 do and let this be your
nexation. Il wiz be better for you and
w not hurt the machine
a iofced payment for the twenty bot
beer, bsde the inventor Q cheerful
20 and escaped Just as another lee
% occult mechanics was about 70
Va the second day Of Russeii's search
g Invention. He had begun the work
spon . he had left Gilbert Rays Office
tne little game Of pulling sticks"
advertisement in q newspaper had
q nim . bushei Of letters from invent
snd 10 had bugun TO sift their merits.
nsuit 90 far had not been encourae-
Inc hrst load OF replies had consisted
"a Pc cent lunacy and 10 per cent
ous among those which were wait
~ soF am 1t the newspaper Office after
..n veuture with beer and perpetual mo-
~ one which gave promise of real
~ was . rough. straightforward
signed John Deering. The writer
"a himself as assistant foreman in .
unere electrical machinery was made.
40 long been familiar with the subject,
and theoretically. He had In
IN electricai engine. and he would
= nave the advertiser see il.
asei called upon John Deering that
= q has home in q suburban town.
Deeslngs lived in 4 house well kept
~ auu OF comfort There was no sign of
- art or other sppurtenance OF geniu,.
-. INVENTORS daughter. neat and pretty
y answered Russell's ring and ush-
- a'm into the presence of her father,
In cheerful parIor reading a
AfA Deering and q little boy were
snd It was evident that the mother
zen helping her son with his lessons.
y vas made welcome, O few words
nsFai conversation followed and then
mer we're lie together.
~ looked ct Deering and dis,rusted
That feeling was the first Of which
eser conscious At sight Of the man.
p had found him surrounded by
OF peace and good will and
sscrtude in the ligh, OF the best evil
mans resrectability, q happy
pa. Russell could not repress uncharit-
~. ospacions II was behring's face
~ sEe iAiss witness against him. 1t
- = unusual feature, and its general ef-
-. not uncomely. but it was face
sissrustec itself. The eyes were pale.
~ s.a no light in them; they yelled the
thought, and there was q deep line
- esaier Of the brow. giving the effect
Russell, though he knew bis own
~ ~. 20 Dc not above criticism, carried
- 'osf candor In his countenance. He
IAN to inspire conndence-and maze
~ oon't like the looks of me-" said
~ Nobody does
Ae contrary" replied Russell. IL
=. yo1 ere rather handsome man.
nt question of beauty said
ITS confidence or the lack Of it.
~ you about ny invention. and
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Dr. Bowman & GI
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CHAPTER VIII.

1HE SOCIETY FOE oENERAL CULTURE.
When Russell called ct the house of the
Rays again he Was quickly made aware
that change had come upon the daughter
Of the millionaire. Nobody could have
failed to perceive that Alice vas of . more
sober and serious mind than she had been
before. The chair which she had been oc-
cupying was surrounded by books Of m ed
ucational and forbidding character. and
though there Was . suggestion that the
young lady had tired Of each in turn and
had thrown them all upon the door. still
their mere presence was portentous.
II have been thinking of what you said
to me the other evening"" she began. land
have come to the conclusion that you
did not mean it"
Russell wondered what It was, and pre-
pared to violently disclaim il.
"You gave me to understand that girls
had no intellectual needs" she continued
Heaven forgive mel" exclaimed Rus
eel; nothing was further from my
thoughis-n
"Therei have made you confess" said
she $50 you really did think / was very
childish and siliyf But doubtless Mr..
Brown had prepared you for that?"
Indeed he had done nothing of the
sort; and"
And 90 it was IN independent discovery
of your own. That was the reason you
would not talk with me except on frivolity.
All. well; have discovered it too"
Miss Ray" said Russell, solemnly,
you are wholly mistaken. My style If
conversation was due entirely to the
weakness and vacuity of my mind. At
the time, was under the impression that
If my words could be recorded. they would
make valuable material for advanced text
books on . variety of subjects. ! now
perceive that they we're the chickering's of
imbecility. Pray forgive me, and / will
try to do better. would suggest that We
discuss the geometry of < dimensions"
Isis it nicer" said Alice, with some
hesisancy.
1T is highly interesting. and so largely
speculative that the mere fact of my know
ing next to nothing about il will not inter-
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THROUGH TIcKITs
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once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS
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Portland and south. Clio a. m, s:25 q. m. and
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Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
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CHAPTER VII.

~ Roam OF An TxvKsTIoN.
machine, IL once set in motion,
stop. said the inventor, - he
- klassful Of beer; Il regret TO
1s hsss mot yet learned how to set
6Ion. but that Is . trifie, sir; .
- - solution Of this little difficulty
-and 10 tapped his forshesd
- lean-bodied. thin-legeed man.
- r Gtting and soiIed garments His
- nj harmOnixe with his gaunt
- Twas Of the German type, round
"a = ~ cheeks. with high color,
Sofv hoard and mustache. The con-
IA his story; his invention had fed
N. while he himself had had only
- nourishment Of hope He had
8; 1n1ktnx fuIly two hours; and Russell
81 I'm to fear that the poor fellows
- orrnns realised the dream OF endless
lln which his invention would forever
nppolnk
81 ~ no use for this machine unless
= - . sid Russell II read The story
aspeFssr who said that its movements
- go . 10 had never seen in anything
snina1D bsfossL"
y 1nvpntor smiled - he filed his class
<kk koor and placed the empty bottle With
6ensy others in circle around the edge
~ lsble, IN the midple Of which stood
upodsrfui machine.
y 1momher The young man vel, (" said
q pleasant fellow he was. too. bat
In1nss your heod Tor beeI. We drank
n -