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A Great Discovery.
[M,nsel,s nesklLl

Aunt Mary-Now, Jennie, let me see whether
You know your lesson. Tell me who irst dis
covered WhalebOue.
Jennie-JOGah, guess.
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INTERNATIONAL SEA PosToFFICEs.

INTERNATIONAL SEA POSTOFFICESs
Mr. q. A. Saebse, Director of the Post aud
Telegraph Department Of the German Empire,
and bis Secretary, are visiting the United States
and nave been IN conference with Postmaster
General WanamakGr and other officials of the
Po5tOice Department in relation 10 the pro-
posed international sea posrotiices on steamers
plying between New York, Hamburg, and
Bremen. The German Government is greatly
interested in this matter, and they hope to De
able to have the service in working order by
the coming Spring. By the plan proposed all
mail passing between the two countries is 70 be
assorted and distributed, ready for immediate
delivery on reaching its destination. IL is be-
lieved that outgoing steamers would thus be
able 10 take mail at least two hours later than
ut present, and several hours would be saved in
its delivery. The Postmaster General is
heartily in favor 0f the proposition, and it is
hoped that the details will soon BE- arranged.
One feature which has been practically agreed
upon is that at the outset each country shall
have one clerk on each steamer, the expense of
the same to DO borne equally by the two
countries.
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Tho Secretary Of the Washington Kennel
Club estimates that there are over 100000
worth ol fine dogs la the city, but ] venture
90 say thal the owners Of them do rot pay as
much taxes on the whole drove Of brutes rs
some poor hard working negro pays on his
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il seems 10 be generally conceded that Senator
Sp00ners prospects Of going on the Supreme
Bench are az an end, but that Senator Sawyer
. will console him for this disappointment by
making him bis successor when he retiFes
from public lile, which be viii do 81 the close
OF las term, March 8, 1893.
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Hon. III. c. Payne, Chairman Of the Re-
publican Committee OF Wisconsin, while in
Washington last week said, that there Is not
the slightest doubt Of oE-Secretary VIM r.
Villas being the neZt Senator from Wisconsin.
The Democrats have q majority Of 40 in the
Legislature, aud they have no thought Of elect
ing anyone else.
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Buyers Of bottled beer have some rights in
this city which sellers must respect. The at
teBtiOn of tho Commissioners having been
called 10 the fact that great deal OF beer is
being sold in bottles which are claimed 10 hold
apiut but are frequently gill short, they have
a0tifed the saloen-keepers that they must re-
form their methods.
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NAl1l!O ~. fVIIil!, NeE,lStVT.
c. j. Paul. A'l'y.
NGT7CE DF GisATTEE1 MORT
| d:AG.I, 4 a.

NoTaCE oE stsATrEA MORT
Default having been made in the conditions of
q chattel mnrIgage bearing date The ED day Of
November. 1889. executed ana delivered by Burron
q @ :eryey @ ts mortg, 'g,r. to The Green Mountain
gagee. and filed III the office of the Register of
Deeds of the county of steele and territory. Of
Dakota. row N. Dakota. OH the 23d day of Nov
| said conditions having been du.y made OF the
mortsagor. which was refused. and said note and
mortgage having been dul, assigned by the said
Green Mountain Stuck RanchiIg Co. tr George
J.. POrt"r. have taken pnss' ssnn of tn, person.
Pal property described therein. to.w: All crops OF
every name. nature ana description to be sown,
grown. planted and cultivated or harvested dur
Ing the years 1890. 1891 1Ss, on the following
described real estate. owned or ,cstd by the said
mortgagor, to-wit: The II. G. ll:tf Sec, l.: Twp
~. +. IS; also one sorre mare known as Purdyi'
one black ge!diiiS named "Prlnce,' kaught of
this Co Aug. 30Lh 1885; one bay team called Ned
and Barney; one COW live yeas old in 1899. color
ed red and white; one red and white COW. 4 years
old In $780, one White co" same ge as last
ed; one red COW. years old Ia lSl; ore red COW
same age as last named; on: black COW, 5 years
o!d next spring. also the increase Of tle above
| named mare and C title untl This debt is paid
also one rod and white steer. 5 Yeas Old next
spring
Tie debt secured b. said mortg1g, is ;1:3a, with
interest ut Il per cent per a,num from the I'D
day OF November, lS5l and an attorneys fee
according TO The statute IN case Of foreclosure, Of
which amount the sum Of stIs b Is claiined to be
due at the date Of this notice. by reason Of IC-
fault having been made in the payment Of. the
principle ana interest as stipulated III and by said
mortgage.
Notice Is herr by Vi en-, that By virtue Of the
power In said chattel mortgage contained. and In
pursuance of the statute In such case made and
pio7'ded. and By order OF said George +. Potter
assignee of said mortgagee. I Will sell at south
front door Of Frank lli's livery barn III the town
OF Hope. Steele Co.. D.. on Saturday, tue 22d
day OF November 1890. at O'Clock p. IN. 1T pub
lie auction to the highest bidder iOr ciah tn:
said personal property ''r 20 much thereof rs
may he neces siiy to ray the debt secured Dy said
@ nii Sa.e, anu i'eIest ai'u le'soaoie expenses
by law.
Dated at Hope, n. d., this 18th Gay of Noven-
Der. 1890.
GEORGE F. PORTER.
Assignee OF AiOItgagee.
S. i. LINN.
Sheriff of Steele Co.. N d.
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1sH.H 9 Ul1o! II FHIED n. T7HEUtI, I
September It'll. 1880.
Notice is hereby g!Tc1 that the following NAM
ed settler has cl notice CT his intention to
make final five year proof IN saDnort Of his cain
and that said proof Will be mad. before Ilo.i. W.
3. Mcconnell. Judge Of tht Third judicial E:s-
trict. or In his ahseics before ". A. Wlnslow,
Clerk OF the Distrct Court. at Sherbrooke. Stre.e
Co., n. Dakota, on F;i..ay. November rs, 1880,
viz: Silas lngsoa under his IL Il. No. 7.3H5
!Gr tho \, W. u OF Section .. Township Ia
Norln' O.! Range - Wei slc2!c County. N nako.
III. And lie names tho following Witle sS+S tn
prove ,iis contiGuols residence upOn and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz: Charles G. Merrel! George
4. Luce. Louis \. Jac0bson.S 5 c. Fuller, all of
Hope p. o.. steele County. N. Dakota. i.
WALDO NJ. POTTER Register
j.. 7. & J. z. AIoMalon. Astye. Hope, North
DakCta S.JH
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Month" meteorological E,,n.m ry If til.
North arh S,.,i'' Dnt"ta w"nil, s.rvir" t..
co. opnra'io" with tn. u s. Sigual Service for
Spntrml,"r 1870
Temperature: M""th'y mean 81 High. ST
monthly m"'" ~ NJ Yr"ktnn. L,,"St month
" mean 81 at K"'sn Maxi mn 81 VI
Militant anh Steele. Minimum rs nt St"rl.
east lnr mo th'v r,'r'r. SO It S-rrX Fall.
Pr. ipta'r.p: NJ rhy monn l.2l r,cn"s
Grpatpst MA ,t'', 3 IS i".h.a at Sioux EaI,s
Least monthly 0n3 uf nr inch ut Eta
Monthly niatanrn'crirn sun,nar, f"r Riv.,r-
side for October 1890. Tamu"ratnrp: Mo, tn
mean 40.4 Hi 'h.St "'n'Ahv mean 49, she |.
Lowest mont ~ n-a" 30 tn" 30 Maximum
"a. Min mum 2i Pr ripit 10, 2.0k. inches.
s. J. FOUND, SO. SIR (frl rver.
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NOTiCE EolS FERTILIZATION.
IN Finai t-EOGi.
Land Oi1icr a, Fargo N D.
LTUN UfIlCH IT THTI.N. N. d
OrtC,lyr lSt 1SHD

OctG!hr lSt, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following
n:in"h settler has ilri! notice Of his intention
t" inl&- fina' fiVa year Proof H. snppnpt nf his
aim. and that said proof will l,. made before
"m. B Mc'InmneII, Iu'!gh"f tn" District Court,
OF th" 3r'i judicial District o! North D .kula, or
in his absence before ". A. Wlns!Ow, Clerk OF
said Cnu,t, at his office in Shrrrootr, Ste-le
Co, 4. D.. on Mnnay, Herrn"r Sth, ls4o.
VIZ: Charles w Cnmnn:. Gn,tar his Fl. e. hjn.
1920, for tn" S. W. quarter nf Section %,
TOWNSHIP l45 north, of Range 81 west, lii
Stc"lr County, N nth Dakota And he names
Il Q foil wing WITNESSES to prove his continuous
si'ens' upon and cultivation Of said land, y:s;
u"orIf b. S!iEgshy, Hnnry r'asfrry, rnrter
kimhal'. Lewis }. Stone, all of Hope, ST, ele
Co.. N. D.
WALDO NJ. PoTTHR, Register.
G. T Paul A,t'v
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Vi e, wi pay &c. Per bushel above
the elevator list price for all wheat
delivered to them when payment is
made in flour and mill feed.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF STEELE
COUNTY.
The following is the official vOts of Steele
Cou"ty. 1t will I've seen that johnson received
III" handsome plurality OF 493 votes. The
Re- ub'ican ccu"ty ticket was all elected with
the exception nf States Attorney. Bartlett
was defeated by about one hundred votes in
the district:
rssman-Johnson, rep. $50; Benton,
dem. Is. Scattering, 2.
Govrrror-Burk", rep. 1926; Roach, dem,
81: Muir. ind, 2G9 Scattering. |.
Lieut.. q vrrnor-Ailim, rep, 5ES; Gaared.
,lrm.. is. Scattering. 1.
S'c'y Of Slate-TIiti". rep, 23S; Wilson,
dem. Sd2. Scattering. 6.
State Anditor-Bray, r"n, 1893; Dickensnn,
ind, pol; Braithwait-, 81: Nrrci,, dem, 2l /.
K. j Mainland, ind. pa; l. P. Biker, dem,
"a. Scattering, =
Attorney Grnaral-C A. NJ. Spencer. rep,
4St; Burke Corhrtt, ind, l66; J.. V. Brooke,
Gem Il.
Surt. Public Insirurtion-Jnhn O sdpn, rep i,
AS; Mrs Espnhut1, dem. 202.
Com. Agricul.ure-Hclgrsrn, rep, 5a3;
Harsta,i. DEM, IS.
Com. Insurance-Carey, rep, sos; Serum
gard, 5S
R. R. Coinm'r's--Harmon. 25a: Slntten, 591
Walsh, rep, 1921; Turner. 252; B B. Stevens,
2S5; Seth Love- dem. 81; A A. Stevens.
~; Rinde. ind, 50 Scattering, 2.
Cfofn liz,
Scattering, 2.
presentatiyas-Skinner, AIS; Bartlett, rep,
324: Jimrsnn. so: McCHloch, DEM, 2S4 !;
Major. ind, 15l: Thompson. ind, 1cS.
County Auhit0r--t.n,,la;;id rep. ABS; TaylGr.
dem. and ind. 2GS. Scattering. I.
irpasnr"r-Brunsdaln, rep, 3lU; Drakrly,
ind 2h4; White. dem, tt
Rpgistcr-Casspll, rep, iSG; Williams, ind ,
167
sherlff-I.inn.' ran.. 4f6; J. NJ. Patterson,
ind. 120: r. y Patterson. dem, III
Clerk of Court.-Wnsow, rep, 4IS; Seiu,
dem. l12.
County Ju!ge-king. rem, 4l2:: OxinE, ind,
1872; Cnltom, dpr'., 81. Scattering,
States Attornpy-McMahon, rep, 2I11; Mur-
rav. ind, 353.
sarveyor-Warrey, rep, l4S; Cn"nor, ind,
ia.
Com. 81 distsiet-~-euh; ;allah!, rep, 123; Gil
hertsnn, ind, IS.
Corenfr-Philipe. AS
For inrr"asinr the jurisdiction of .hr county
rouris, IS; against, 457.
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Miss Liili" Brawn, aged 10 years, oldest
daughter Of J. G. Brnw", living nine miles
n0rih-wcst Of town, died Saturday morning of
typhoid fever She was buried In the Hope
cemetery Monday, at one e'clGck. Owing to
the serious illness Of several other members of
the family no services We're held, but a sermon
will br preached ly Rev. W. C. Wh!snand,
some time soon.
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W. l.. BOISE, Src'y,

-Norgerd d Lars II have received and open
ed up onr Of the most elegant linas Of flrni II q
ever brought to the city. or for that matter
to liz found in any city. Call aud spr tn" .p-
giant line Of chamber snts, cha RS, cuphoarda.
etc. They ara not only handsome, Int they
will sell them at prices within the reach of all.
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For sale, Cheap,

Garland Cook Stove with reservoir and heater
suitable for hard or soft coal, or wood, in per-
feet condition and good rs nrw; also, Art
Garland Base burner, a beautiful stoye and
splendid heater, perfect in every rrsprct.
d. p BALDWIN ShprbrOokp
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notwithstanding the SNOW STERN Saturday
evening large crowd attended the SnriahIe
and Supper given by the Ladies Aid Society of
the NJ L church. The hall was packed until
there was hardly standing room. Everyone
seemed to rnj themselves and have good
time all around. Mrs. C. W. Dawdy drew the
quilt. The ladies cleared about SS5.
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NOTICE FOR s'ViLEC.aTiOS.
Land Office at Fargo, N. D.

Land Office at Fargo, n D..
Sept. s. 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied nillice OF his itentiOn to make
that said proof will be made befare Hon. RoderlcI
Rose, Judge OF the District Court, or in case of
absenc before a. j. Henry. Clerk CT the said
District Court. In and for Barnes county. North
Dakota. Or his Office In Valley City, Barnes coun-
ty, y. D., on Tuesday. the Is day OF November,
1890. VIZ: Patrick Doran. II. T.. No. l55S4. for
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Charles Westephal Richard j
Als!o. Lyman y. Tucker. Hans Y Johnson all OF
E.lsbu,y postoliice. B'unes CO. n, y.
WALDO N, POTTER Register.
Herman Wlnterer Attorney. Valley City. y. D.
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TIL" stock If furn t,irr just opened hy N
gori 4, Larson pXctes the comment of every
one who secs it, It is such a fine and CON-
platn stock and their prices are reasonable
that praises Of it is hesng sung by everyone
They can fit yon out In anything in the furnit-
ura line. Remember that they are agents for
the celebrated Lyon & Hpaly organs and can
sell you one as rhaap ~ Won eau i'nv thea, any
where. Don't fail to GO and ana them,
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B. PICKETT

-Nr. H D. Cur nnt"r want tn Grand Forks
last week and returned the first of this week
with fifty head of a fine grade of sheep Mr..
Carpenter now has fine finrk. and he thinks
there is more money in sheep than there is in
raisnE wheat
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MIRA. n. N. Van nusen & Co wish tn
announr" to their patrons that they have re-
cpivtd their fall and winter stock Of Millinery,
the nswtst anA latest s'y'ee, and they solicit
the patronage OF the ladies of Hope and vic
Unity.
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Est ra5-.

IFe have taken no, ore ste Il. coming two
years. brown aud Whit. Owner can have
sam" by calling at P;ckrrt, p. Q. and paying
costs.
r. PIcKERT
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lrlnortant Notice.

On and aft-r November LIST, until the first
Of next June, we will sell goods strictly for
cash. and no deviation under any circumstance
es. After the 1st Of June, II everything looks
prosperous, we will then extend accommoda
tinns to such parties as we think are good.
This. We think. is the correct method of doing
business in this country.
II II W,cCIr
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Mrs E. Baldwin was taken very sudden
Saturday morning with rheumatism, as she
stnoppd over to lrusll up some dust she was
taken will, pain in the small Of the back,
which left her strrrgthless for few hours.
she has recovered somewhat ard is able to set
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Hone Alliance Meeting.

ancp, at school house, on Saturday Nov 22nd,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates TO the
Annual meeting Of the STATE Alliance at Fargo,
Nov. 25.
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SHIP YOUR BUTTER,

EGGS, CHEESE, APPLES,
P"ach"a, Pr"r>. Grapes. B ans, Hops, Poultry,
Cnr'. o is. Wheat. Wool. R r.waS. Honey,
N:p'r Su."r. Taiiow. Lambs. Mutton. Veal.
V"iSon. vii & an. Dri"i Fruits, Potatoes,
Hay, C.r, Vin"rar. Fura. SLins, Onions,
F.a''"ra. Tobacco, P"pcnrn Broom corn. so
t"'.s Live Pcu ry wanted. U'lll pay cash or
sell OH commission. Send for daily market
prices.
" P. H. Ballard & Co.
Produce and Commission Merchants.
20 & 22 South Desplaines st.,
Chicago, Ill.
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We wish to express our many than&a, to the
neinhbnrs and friends, who so kindly assisted,
during the illness anh death our daughter.
!. G. e. ". A. BROWN.
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.-'..sSss--. r. 81.
Gard of Thanks.

wish tn express my sincere thanks to the
many friends. who so Kindly assisted, during
the iiintss and death o my brother.
MISE MINNIE STOHR.
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40 bars g0nl washing soap for one dollar
at Uanb.r1 g. Jacohson's.
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ES,rayed.
From he undersigned, Src. 10. Tp III r.
81, ore dark red helfer, Gaming yrs. old
right ear torn.
EpANE N,,.DIp
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NOTICE.

Y. S. Land OIicc. Fargo T. Dakota,
September :i,th 1870
Complaint having e. n entered 1T { his oilic ~
William Gilmore. Jr. against Ferdinand e. Xta-
man for abandoning h Homestead Eitry No
l522. dted Ucto' 'er ,.th, 49,. upon the W
. section II. township I3. range 81. In Barnes
county. n. Dakota. with Il view to cancellation of
said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 9TH day OF Decem-
Der. $50 at ~ O'Clock a. nj. to respond and
furnish. testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
WALDO ". POTTER. Register
+. J. q J. ?. McMahon, Atty's for Contestants,
Hope, N. Dakota,
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Goo Dir, ss .ringhams at S cts. yard at
J'AMBERC IL 'ACODSOS'S.
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psipli.

-)f,nl boots, German socks and over shoes
WAMBERI x .JACOpSON'S,
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Gard of Thanks,

All lInnrn turkey red table cloth at % cts.
per yard at FAMBEnG & JACOgSoN'S.
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-Fl0thiny fur IN. hnvs aud children
cheap, at UAMBERG IL .JACOBsON's.
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We take pleasure in Informing tie public that have
peed arrangements to handle the Famous California Red Cedar
Shingles and will have i'll few days full stock of the
We desire to call your attention particularly to the merits of
the above Shingles showing conrsvey that they the best
we'll the cheapest Shingles made for the following
1st--Fhey do not warp shrink.
2nd---They lay smooth and do not check split,
3rl-~Beng elastic they can be bent without splitting.
+th---lhey do not rot around the nail holes.
3They especially adapted to climate subject cX-
trcnes neither warping from heat splitting from cold
Call and see them,
DEiDLER ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
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The Goose River Mills of May
Vi e, wi pay &c. Per bushel above
the elevator list price for all wheat
delivered to them when payment is
made in flour and mill feed.
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NOTsCE OF EXPIRATION OF

:, :. J.
Z. j. & j. P. Mc3lahon. Attorneys. hope, n.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29
WHITING.

A. II. Hubbard & Son have purchased
a reaper and binder and are doing work
among the farmers.
Two more men have so arranged their
business that they can Just as well repre-
sent the town as not.
Mrs. Culver Smith and her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Grain of Bellows Falls,
were in town on a visit last week. Mrs.
Smith formerly lived here.
The past has been lively week social
ly. Z. b. Pond and wife entertained a
houseful of friends on Thursday, and the
same day Frank Wooster and wife had
the old mansion filled with guests, while
on Friday our worthy postmistress, Mrs.
Pond, had large gathering of friends
and relatives.
There is to be a wedding at the Con-
gregational church on Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 3, when James Warner of
Crown Point and Miss Matte Mason OF
this town will be united in marriage, Rev.
w. NJ. Mayhem performing the ceremony.
The young people will decorate the
church in fine style.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. o. Kimball re-
turned to their cottage by the lake on
Monday afternoon. Postmaster j. n.
Norton has returned from an outing at
the lake and reports a fine time.
GOV. Dillingham; and Trustees flske,
Stranahan and TuXbury of the Reform
school made the semi-annual eXamina-
ton of that institution on wednesday OF
this week, returning the same day.
Saturday, market day, was on account
of the rainstorm but SHINY attended,
Monday was appropriated instead. But
ter is up a few points, running from Is
to Is cents; eggs, 20 to 81 cents; dressed
poultry, II to 10 cents.
The body of Chester Parkill of East
Cornwall, who was drowned at Button
bay on Thursday last, was recovered the
next day and brought here by steamer
Gazelle, and after being placed in a COT
fin, was taken by relatives and friends to
the Parkill residence.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29
The PULPIT AND THE STAGE.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says; IL feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought
| could live only a few weeks. | took
five bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry and am sound and well, gaining 26
lbs. in weight.
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: AFTER a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am confident Di. Kings New DiscOv-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all,
and cures when everything else fails.
The greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it, Free trial bottles at Sheldon's
Drug Store. Regular sizes soc. and
81 90.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29
FOREIGN.

The town of Tokay in Hungary, situat-
ed on the river Thesis, has been almost
entirely destroyed by fire. Only - hous-
es escaped the flames. The population
of the town in 1850 was 4419.
Mt. Bogoslov in Alaska is in state of
eruption. The steamer Arago left Gun
alaska July 3, and at that time large vol
umes of steam and smoke could be seen
issuing from the volcano, while at night
a pillar of fire thousands of feet in hight
was discernible for miles.
There was panic at Buenos Ayres
Saturday in the cedula market, owing to
reports that the provincial mortgage
bank would be compelled to suspend pay
ment of coupons, accompanied by rumors
of changes in the ministry. In La Plata
the troops are under arms nightly. The
gold premium is l51.
The city of Perugia, Italy, and the sur
rounding country have been visited by a
tornado. The wind blew with terrific
force. Four churches in the city were
blown down and many houses were
wrecked. A large number of persons
were injured. The commune of Citerna
was devastated by the storm.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29

Dan, 2d, b. e., by Addison Lambert, % I;
dam by son of Daniel Lambert; owned and
entered by q. p. Cutting, Shoreham.
Stranger, BIS e., breeding unknown; owned
and entered by c. 7. Dlngley, Middlebury
Glass 5-'rhree minute purse, $3.50.
Phyllis, CHI. m, by Ben Franklin, 30 dam
by Ethan Allen (S60) owned by =. Barber,
Benson; entered by FIT. Bissett Middlebury.
Aristotle, b. s., by Aristos, son OF Daniel
Lambert; dam, Lady Herbert; owned and en-.
tered by Lloyd Porter, Ticonderoga, \. Y.
Maud W., CHI. m, by Blackstone; dam by
Daniel Lambert; owned and entered by y.
Mcintyre, Bristol
Tom r., b. e. by Bevidere; owned and en-
tered by c. a. Chapman, Ferrisburgh
Johnny D., blk. e., by Ben Franklin, , 30;
owned and entered by II. 7. Cults, Orwell.
p Iocoih by pris,oi owned and entered by L.
Mary r., b. m, by -; entered by J. Hast
ings, Brandon.
Cyclone. h. e. by Timber Boy; dam, UNI
traced. owned by Booth X Danyew; entered
by j. Danyew, Ferrisburgh.
Mrrey, CHI. s., by Ben Franklin, 2,29, dam by
Gen. sherman; owned by Cults smith; en-
tered by l.. W. Cults, orwell.
+. W. j., blk. G., by Young Columbus, Jr
owned and entered by f. W. johnson, Bran
don.
Glass G-For horses that have never
beaten 20, $3.50. (Not tilled.)
Exhibitors must not forget that all en-
tries not already made will cease at G p.
m. the FIRST DAY of the fair. No entries
,eW be taken the second day. Those who
have made entries will receive their tick
cts and exhibition cards at the secreta-
rvs office upon their arrival.