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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09
that q exist and the care that can be
lavished by the true horseman upon
Al Arab Legend.

There IL . quaint Arabian legsnd
which tells II tho pilgrimage TO Mecca
Of two devout followers Of the prophet.
Abouk journeyed on foot; 6slim was
mounted ON : camel. At nightfall,
both the pilgrims had reached q spring
Of water in the desert, where grew 3
few palm trees.
sIt is . long and tedious journey.
said Abouk.
@On the contrary, IL is short and
pleasant" answered Selim. II was
cheered by . mirage on the horizon
wherein / saw tho spires Of the temple
Of the holy city"
aThere was no mirage, no holy city
10 be scent. angrily declared Abouk;
.there were, instead, legions Of venom
ous ants in the sand that bit and poi
aoned my fiesh.s
Not ! single mt was on the desert
reiOined Selim.
The two pilgrims vere ~quarreling
fiercely, whom : GOOD priest. also jauf-
neying toward 4eOcNs eAmp up, He
listened to them patiently.
~Peace, my Brethren he sajd At
last; @let m leave thesequestions until
to.mOrrpw night TO decide. In the
meantime, lei Selim 30 on foot and
Abouk ride the canal
They consented 10 this exchange Of
places. On the next night il wAs
Abonk Who had seen the glorious Visions
and found the journey pleasant, and II
Vas Sslim who hsd been bitten BY the
ants.
my brothsrs," said the prisst, sws
are I'll going 10 Mecca, whsther We
walk Or ride; but 6elim cans mt 10
What Abouk sees unless 10 stands
uhere Abouk stands. It Il wall %
shanee plaees oecasicnally.s
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Cardinal Newman ut Ninety.

srdinal Newman, who 10 now in his
ninetieth year, was able ON Whit Monday
to attend mass at the oratory, Birming-
ham, the occasion being the feast Of st.
Philip Neri, says the London Nescs. By
st. Philip Neri the first oratory was estab.
lished, and the society known % the Con.
gregation Of the Oratory was organized
under the permission Of o bill dated Jolly
Is, 1876. The english house was founded
in l847, and owes ito celebrity to it, being
the place selected BY Cardinal Newman fol
his abode after his submission to the Ro-
man Catholic church.
Tho crowded attendance at the oratory
on Whit Monday 10 in part attributed to
the keen desire to sec the venerable cardi-
dial. Relics Of the patron saint are in
the possession Of the community ct Edg-
baston, and II 10 stated in . local account
Of Mondays service that these were Tex
posed for veneration at the bottom Of the
chancel steps, and were surrounded BY
choice flowers and candles" Banners Of
yellow and white satin, bearing the words
st. Philip, servant Of God, pray for us!"
church. Cardinal Newman had to be sup
ported by two Of the clergy, and required
several minutes to walk only Q few yards.
His genu6exion Ut the altar was accom-.
plisbsd with great difficulty, but, not with
standing these painfully manifest infrmi.
ties Of age, it was observed that the eardi-
nal looked we'll.
At the close Of the service hs vas led ia
the center Of the cAsuoel, from which hs
impaired his blessing to the congregation,
when descending the altar steps" says
the recount from which ws quote, he wal
compelled to halt several times, aud with.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09

OHIO STATE APPROPRIATIONS.

DsunocrasaC 1eeklsssness Invoavss the M
nesoe6 ~ the Buckeye state.
fColumbus tOhio, spscfal.]
The Auditor Of the State has Just con-.
plstsd p arrangement Of thu several
appropriations made by the Democratic
Leg stature during the irst session. The
total appropriations from the genera
venue fund are found 70 bs %, $685.
407. rs. The total estimates Of receipts
from all aourcss Of revenue to the State
arc $S.323, 289.69. or $l83. 1SS. OF less than
tion Of affairs IL likely to drain the state
treasury before the end Of the year, and
force . suspension Of payments, ~
in 1886, soon after Governor Foraker
succeeded Governor Hoadly in the Execu-
tive Office.
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Protection Lays Up for a Rainy Day.

There is no better index to the pros
perity of this country than the returns
Of the savings banks. For tho benefit Of
the revenue reformsrs We reprint the
table compiled by the Comptroller of the
Currency. showingth amounAof deposits
End number of depositors in our savings
banks for the year 1889. In some States
like Pennsylvania the savings Of the
people have been diverted from savings
banks into buildings, largely through the
fundamentally Of building and loan as.
sociations. Some States have failed to
profit by their opportunities, and their
people have comparatively little ahead.
The total, however, is magnificent, and
is irrefutable evidence Of the benefit OF
projection 10 the wage-earnsrs Of the
country.
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The senator and the waiter.

While travelling together recently,
three Southern politicians-Legendre,
Ssmmes and Ben Hill-lunchsd in q rail-
way restaurant. Messrs. Semmes and
Hill attacked the bill of fare to the ex-
tent Of 81, and Mr.. Legendre contented
himself with . seventy-Ave sent meal.
breakfast ended, the three gentlemen
each handed the waiter a silver dollar.
Twenty-Five cents was due LOgendye,
however, and this amount the waiter re-
turned to him on his tray. Mr.. Legendre
replaced the quarter on the tray
to .tip, the waiter. The waiter.
placing the came money in . glass
on the tray, passed II to Mr.. Sem
mes Is . gentle reminder Of what WAS OK
pected Of him. Mr.. semmea Was, how
ever, busily converting with his friend
Mr.. Hill Of the time, and in an absent
minded way appropriated the tip-money
under the impression that it was his
change. The waiter wes dumfounded, and
Mr.. Legendrs, somewhat embarrassed,
beckoned to him and dropped an addi-
tional quarter ON the tray TO soothe his
feelings. This the waiter passed to Mr..
Hill, with tho hope that he ct least, had
caught on, and that Mr.. Semmes might
finally be brought to . knowledge Of his
mistake. Again he made . serious error;
MI. Hill dealt with the tip-money inst as
Mr.. Semnss had done in the first in.
stance. The waiter Vas ~dumfcunded, but
before he could attempt an explanation
the party fastened away for their train.
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Next she goes back to her newly
cleaned stable, to stand in two feet OF
fresh straw; the blanket is removed,
she ID rubbed off again, her ankles
bandaged, . muxzle put on to keep her
from eating the straw, and then she is
left to herself, for q nap or reverie.
AT neon the bandages are taken
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fully colnbed. and after being brushed
she ID soft- clothed and massaged. Her
toilet completed, . clean linen cost in
buttoned on her, aud over this q fine
blanket, the weather regulating its
weight, Then follows half an hours
rest, and, il sunny and dry outside,
abe IL taken around the ring surround
Inn the stable. This she does not en-
Joy; Il IL too aslow-going' for her.
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Confirmed

The favorable impression produced on
tho lrst appearance OF the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs. . few years
ago. has been more than CONFIRMED BY the
pleasant experience Of all who have used II.
and the success Of the proprletors and
Company.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09

VIZ moved here recently. and the drug
Worm D~estroyers. but when I said ]
wouldn't have any other. no said he would
get some In . lew days. and 50 no did. know
what DR., Bulls Worm Destroyers will do.
and will not give my children any other
Mrs. J. D, Rlstr, Burton. CaL
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AaH you suffering from Liver or Kidney
troubles. and do you want an absolute. pos
tested for PEARS and has never failed in .
single case. It win not fail - give you .
permanent cure for any Liver Or Kidney
trouble. Large packages sre cold for y
OTIS. Ask your druggist tor It. Sent post
paid ON receipt Of price BY CALIFORNIA KID-
NxY TEA Co.. TNir4eld, ID.
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Tu1 Gable Street Esilway company, q
Kansas City, reports that over 1000 astt-
cles have been carslessly left on the caEs
by passenger since January !, and that
taking care Of such packages has grown
into Z business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09

DIET defss the king" II the old proverb
be true, SAPOLIO Is groater than .royaaty
itself. Try it In your next house. cleaning.
Grocers keep It
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n No,sls Fres. yin b sent by Crasln .
c. Phileda., Pa. TO any one in the .. 6. @
0snada. postage paid. upon rsceips OF
Oobbine' Electric Soap wrappers. See ues
81 novels on circulars around each bar.
6oan for aole By all grocerA-
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IT 10 mot . difficult task to discover nrs
talent In young ladies whose parsnas ars
wsAlthy.-TerGs SVtin0s.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09

THE basel ball club 10 the popular weapon
for breaking the Sabbath viii. Or.
leans Picaywae.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-09

AMERICAN physicians are forming par.
ties to attend the tenth n~ternational o n
gross OF physicians at Berlin next August.
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No Opium In Piso's Cure for Consump.
Ton. Cures whore other remedies fail. 26c.
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IN, an q HHnbssh, \. i, v1lls so
poftine : lsgalissd racs traek, u ssasidsE.
ine "a advantage 10 b gained ~ cutting
a its appropriation TOR poor ard alns,
leaviuQ no help to the Impoverished sick
s1cspt such ~ they oau get st the alns-
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y pocket matcA-safe froe "a smokeTs Of
4hnsAlis PulcAs II QigAf.
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8zsasA3a{s rnLs - nilioas and
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/. paAsz.s Aeas spsasa viaAa ssaasass
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Two ialies az Ipwisbon, No. saks Oh.
mile walks helors hesaAfaei IL tksir health.
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The National Election Hiil.

Compiled from report OF the COmpfroiler Of
the Currency for 1889. Missouri has no savings
Observation-Disclosures Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-29

army that made the victory IN the war Of 1870
% cay. Meanwhile. hovsvse, there were
several lsassr wasa vhieh might b regarded
n the light Of Dr. Eshsaraals for ~ great
drama Of two decades ago. ThseA we're Tie
yI With Denmaxk over the SohlssviR-
icy me.sseln question Il 1854 and H. var o
Ns6 with Austria, which ocncludeA
vltn the campaign In BohamiA and The bat
t!e 9! honi9Rratz, which eoEve 10 ILLUSTRATE
Aolske'e theory Of strategy, marching
sepesately and striking to6sthsrsp Both
tnsee wars were oonduooe0 upon plans
drawn BY General Noltke and dsmon1trat-
g he genius for strategy only In : lse.sr
9eefee than did the campaign against tho
tsencn " 1870. The latter vas e1ooes-
NON OF Victories broken only Of eAaEbxuck,
where the prince imperial had the sshAptiun
OF nfe. about which Napoleon I'LL tele-
Maphed % Rrandiloquently TO Eugene. The
peaoe OF Paris ended the Geld services Of
AoItke, Who waa made count and 4sld
marshal n fecognition Of What b had
done, but he did mot yelinquish his arm
hold upon the German military system un-
81 about two years ago, whom ho retired 70
Kreteau, tn 6ilesia, whore - has comfort
able home purchased with money votsd 70
MIN BY parliament, The count was mar
xied In 1912 TO his sister stepdauRhter. who
died In 1858. He 10 man Of huge frame
ana IN his stern and Wrinkled co1ntsnanoe
are seen the traces Of his long life struggle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-29

The regular meeting Of Central W. G. T.,
n. will be held in their room, No. Is, to-day
Et half-past two O'Clock.
=. D. Weed, the United States attorney
Tor Montana, addressed tho republican
|asetinR held in the Sixth ward last night.
a meeting Of the Hendricks club will be
held this evening. Good speakers will be
|eeeent and . general invitation il extended
10 all to be present
A. A. Bowen, who ID largely interested In
aiming In the Castle district, arrived in
Helena yesterday, and left at once for the
|4ieDouri river diamond fields.
The Georgia Ministries, who are billed to
1--we performance hero ON the tenth Of
hcxt month, PLAYED to crowded house
last night in Capitol hall ut East Helena.
A deed Was put on record yesterday from
E4oredz Zembsoh, Lyman E Guillow and
fanes ". Carpenter to tho Big o. Mining
md Reduction company. Il transfers e
10 Big Ok for 5000 tho Guillow and Es-
|neralda, and the Zembssh quartz olaims in
Iewis and Clarke county.
Col. Sanders appeared before large audi-
(nce Of Aarysville last night, but the aarno
Complaint d made that the colonel failed e
|ntertsin Or bold his audienoe, ma 4 Il
laid the hall Vas half SIMPLY before be con-
luded his addreas. The colonel has on
gently entirely lost his Assy and sarcastic
Eloquencs. ~ s.
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he MUST PAY THE FINE.
The Supreme Court Decides Against
Col. McCutcheon ON His
Habeas Corpus.
No Direct Appellate Jurisdiction
Over the Justices Of the
Peace
Jerry :. Sullivan Pays Costs IN His Dam
ags suit-Jacobs Fiaded for selling
L0ttory Tickets.

The supreme court has denied the appli-
cation Of Col. Isaac d. NcCutcheon for Q
writ Of habsas corpus to get him out Of the
technical custody Of the sheriff Of Cascade
county. Col. NcCutcheon will now proba-
bly, pay tho 80 dne sssesssd against him
for his connection with the destruction Of
. shaak at Great Falls ON what the Great
Northern railroad claimed Vas IL property.
Tho opinion was prepared BY Justice Har-
wood, the other judges concurring, and was
handed down yesterday. The grounds ON
which the habeas corpus was asked was
that Justice Race. Of Great Falls, who inn
posed the fine, had no Jurisdiction, and
that the colonel was not allowed to waive .
jury trial. The supreme court decides that
the Justice had jurisdiction. Al TO tho
matter Of jury trial, II II held that this
should como up regularly By eppeal or =
writ OF error, and not on an application Tor
habeas corpus.
ssIn q case like this" says the court,
"where final judgment has been passed on
q charge within the jurisdiction Of JUS
tice, if 70 should review the record ON ha-
beas corpus, and. because some essential
provision of the law pertaining to tho trial
has been ignored, annul the proceedings,
then We would in fact be exercising an APP
pellate jurisdiction directly over the justice
OF the peace courts, where We have NO suCh
jurisdiction except whom the Gases como to
Us by appeal first to the district court and
then to this court.
The application 10 dismissed and the
prisoner remandod."
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THE FLEA STILL PURsUETH.

squadrons Of Them Chase the People Q
New York and BrooklyA.
Il has been nearly two months since the
cry went up in Harlem that there were Aoas
in that favored land, says the New York
Sun. A large part Of the people Of the east
side complained that life had become .
burden, and that the weary hours Of the
night which should be spent in sleep wore
spent in deadly ecombat with IN alert and
agile fos, and in dressing the wounds which
hs inflicted. The IDEAS were legion, and
wsre Of now and powerful kind, the suf-
fersrs alleged. In the summer Of 1859 q
species Of small. black hsa had besn OBJ
noxiously numerous. But the dea Of tho
summer Of 1850 was far moro widely diffuaed
and far moro formidable. All these
matters were discussed ON east side door
steps Of hot Auguetnights, accompanied BY
and hands. At these doorstep councils Of
war the best means Of defeating and de-
etroying the common foo was also oonsid-
cred. Tho Harlem druggists were taken
into consultation and advised various rsm-
edtss, all moro or lees Questionable to the
70 avail. The fisas still hovsred about The
beds IN Harlem data and concealed them
selves IN the covers. awaiting the proper
tins Tor leaping upon thu defenoslsas bod
- ct their victinas.
Within the Last two weeks Brooklyn
and terrible Ma had mieratsd. All si On
the Heights there were lamsntstions
and scratching. Etiquetts Vas in dsn-
ger OF being temporarily suspended,
and due allowance was made for Improper
and g. even rude grabs ct different parts Of
numerous than in Harlem. They infested
the houses hiding In cracks and crevices
during the day, coming forth at night With
the putting ont OF lamps and gas jets. The
Harlem Meas had been content 70 operate
entirely In the house. The Brooklyn Aeas
unhappy victim to bis offioe. $50.
1t has come TO pass that this plague Of
deas has fallen upon New York. Not only
ID the east side infested, but the west side
q we'll. From Central Park 10 the Battery
tho pest has distributed itself with varying
force. It first appeared In the tenement dis
Proyemsnts were going on. Than IL eprsad
TO the boarding houses and hotels. Whan
those who live ont Of town during the SUM
mer began to return and TO open mp their
houses they found the Msa6 already On
the gfonnd. 10 the plagushas spread until
sleeping roons are not the dwelling places
Of dsas. Tbs Druggists have bssn busy MI
Ing orders for spirits q csmphor and spirits
Of ammonia. These two drugs are the sur.
ct An1 plaasantest HomedieA Bat both are
merely curative. No one has Jet disoovsrsd
any Wy e de,troyine - Asaa. Thy IN
Il 4 believed that the cool wsathsr vim do
The 1sas mo- harm and that ~ plague will
not depATt nnHl - AEst frost. TIE oeiGin
a. th6 - plague 1smains myotosy. H =
ssid he large amO1nt q stsest and 1o1nda-
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REGISTERS CERTIFICATES

the Attornsy-GsnsralG Gives a Opinion u
to Their Value.
Attorney General Hasksll recently re-
sived an inquiry e to whether
man could vote for the head
X the state ticket in . county
|thsr than that in which hs WAS registered;
md whether he could vote in his own coun-
n on rsgistsr's osrtiAeate, mot having had
lime to register this year. Under tn old
sw man could vote on . state rseistzy
ertiAOate anywhere in the state excspk for
peal officers; and on . county registry cor
iAcate he could vote anywhere in the
ounty. The attorney general decides that
he old law allowing these things has besn
bolishsd. and that now man With I state
egistry certificate cannot vote outside his
wn county. while county registry certiA-
ate does not entitie the holder to vote out
ids the district for which il vas issued.
rheee registry certificates, he decides are
My good TOR ono election.
Iadies' fast black hoss only - psr , air ct
10 Hive. :, -, 81
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THE GRIM OLD WARRIOR.

Ven Noltke. Iaciturn, Terrible, victorious,
..silsnt in sevsn Languages"
BxRIH, Oct. q. - Field Marshal Won
Moltke, whose ninetieth birthday was eel
ebrated Sunday with such signal honor, il
q captain in the Prussian army at the time
Of the birth Of the present Count Won
Aoltke. but had resigned and settled down
to . peaceful life ct Lubbock, but in 1906 the
town to which Bluchsr had retrsatsd be-
fore the overwhelming forces Of the Arst
Napoleon, was stormed BY the French, and
the home Of the Aoltkes, with Others, ves
laid in ashes. Thus ct nix years Of age the
future arsatest soldier Of &c, ma nv and
conqueror Of France sequired his first
knowledge Of war. Tho incident % r.
duced the circumstances Of the family that
the father took ssrvics in the Danish army,
whore he soss to high rank. At twelve
years Of age Hellmuth Karl Bernhard
Noltke entered the Danish military acad-
envy at Copenhagen. where, in spite Of un-
surroundings. he made very salts
factory progress and was awarded Arst rank
In his class upon graduation. 4 year or
two later, when he was So years old, he en-
tered tho Prussian army - lieutenant. and
having shown superior talent for military
scisnos vas permitted to resume his studies
Of the Prussian military academy, continu-
ing them afterward in tho more practical
school Of division ct Frankfort-o Oder. At
g, having in tho meantime become . NOM
Dor Of the general stah, Moltks went to
Turkey On leaye. His letters Of introduc-
- 81 ~ kr~ -
tan Aahmoud H.. who at that time vas At
tempting to reform the Turkish military
service. The sultan procured from the
king Of Prussia permission TO employ Capt.
Holtke 70 draw up plan Of military reor-
Ranixation, and this work and others that
grew out Of il protracted the young Prus-
slan's stay In the e&ss from one year. n
intended. to nearly Avs ysars.
Aoltks's nsxt assignment was g adiutant
upoo the star Of Prince Henry Of Ruaaia.
with whom he passed two yeaxs in Roule.
Than ho became eQuerry 10 the GROWN
primes, father of the present emperur az
Germany. and Vas his compauion n hia
travels IN Turkey. England, Ruspia md
Fraacs. Hs va present at the coronation
Of Alexander II. NJ 81. Pstsrsbuxe. aad ~
IN PARIS when The prince imperial NJ born
IN 1sa6 Ths gaysty Of The French canitaI
Impressed 4oltks not lsas than did ~
'lipshod Wy IN which the Freneh army va
naaaRs1 In his eonsspondsnee at thie
lime thses ars indications that Noltke
looked forward to . possible var bstveen
and fsancss md vhan soou altar
his sssufn b vas rsaeassd from service ON
lhs crown peinos's sd, ana In lase made
" 49, 9 - efa14 oansEal -. - BE-
- ~ ssosUantasliea q ~ Prueuian
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Foreign Flashes.

Trouble between the liberals and con-
servatives in Ticino, Switzerland. has bro
ken ont afresh. Another battalion Of
troops has been dispatched to assist IN re-
storing order.
Allard, Journalist, fought duel near
Tours Saturday. Tho weapons wore. pis-
has since died.
The British bark Pazcl Bank, Capt. Man
son, from Tacoma June /, for Hull, sunk
in tho ,English channel. The Grew mas ar
rived Of Dover.
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New DressmAking Parlors.
Misses Smith and White have Just opened
hrst class dressmaking parlors in the Muir
ply block, rooms Z and 8. They are pre-
pared to do all first. GLASS work on short no
tice. Wedding and party dresses : speciality.