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domestic ltndn1i


,....-, -. ,,l ,o..,,o, In
4 LADY, OF IN ...i,.r,i years
"A t.' N"'''. WV" ..,.. .,. German
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,plr,s to One iad' 81. ....'- " i-'i'a 10
taurl ou uc rnrtn'it i"' 'Ht 1"'..'.
. u.t4- or any l'u3l II lht t' y" Az
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~ ~ r.r I,... i,iN.u A.. required.
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liz - f.,',t.., arya,s on band
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ul '-. ''I W. w. cav -
4 DppD class ol A.'p ."If''41
"a h!''r "'t lr,t,.,,.
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NONNN wants U.rh'u" 5hG i"ninR
a or any Kind - Vurn FL" Ho 40 h"i'"-
Addis., Nr, HANNON, az 6I,"hNI 'h-eJ.,
tore.
AZ KINDS = Gcrrou servants win
\ d.-t.ri,.- references always on hand,
r,r Ell, or country. I. SON%tNSt l. ~ y =
Employment Onlcc, l. 3d-aNrr near 0u'-7''
HEAPFEuNI. nv q la!t. q position to
l navel with YOUNG lal' = r"f'r' noes ~
.lau..d = &C. Boz p Tribune once.
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[ I,It nnn,r.tand, drrs-mahlnc and com
TIT iu every rr-p.,t: city Oh country.
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Ccrnirn HedI estate 90 fct

FURNISHED house ard boautifnl
"a country -oat 20 To- very cheap = 70 u
mis- week 10 minutes from y. Y. Acdr,-s
- liihl" House. y. \.
T. LtT"TS SLY. ~ p'rtaout.y lora'"t
u -r0nwof .o.-c. ail g. J., y.W~lt-
..-. u.i,t.@ 1.i Decorated would Doe r.rt.d
O. fs,o,a. j. tcr1s 10 right p1rty. CHARLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

u TENT SPRINKLING ~ 'CkS At be-.
= duc.d prices dni 'a.y terms. ".
Makers, II Pr!uce-st.. y. Y.
GG0 ->TYLISll. light rpnnin" phrrtou.
yOos AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE
whist. AID broadway. Ask Tor II. p
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t0ork D}untco.
Afle

Males.
- TENOCEAFHEi,s and Remington oper.
- stors finished 70 business houses; no
commissions. WlCKOFF. SEAAAHS r
RI-NEDiCT 327 Broadway.
- IENOGRNPHtE and TYPEWRITER.
- ~ one o. -oFCral war .Nprr"ur'';
rapid and accur1t'. competent ofli'o n-,i-t-
ant. fan Mar Wifn the voucher tom
rr-t-c.I-. t,i1"r,.- Address EXPERT.
Bo> >. lrhun" once
- rFNOGRAPIrEE. telegraph.r aid typa.
vit'f Go~.ir, position ary temporary
employment during vacation s'r~vu Or J.i-
nan,nt expert report r and op"at1i ~ :h-
ESD CITY references. ". r.. Box l3. Ir.b.
une Ollc".
SALI~NAN. r. an honest, sobcr in.
- il-'riou- ulu or all situation ad-
uIftluS a. advancement. +. J., Box =
Tr'm" oflr"
SrI;oNp }"I 81 German, lately land,d.
- wants good situation. Addtn-- T..
NASCIILEE. 100 last lo-th--t.
- IRONG ,oung man. Is year. wants to
- bocop" app r"nticc with carI"nt'r on"
who buI.i, ,o'iaF., 90 country l:.uL.o
exchanged. HoiiMANN. 100 N'-t H.w'y.
WANTED u position a oo.,".p.r or
w clola by -. qn:e..i.n T1ho hn, IN
ROLF. Eastern iIoto. Hatt"rv f1r'
yIAHTFD.- Position q. booo.c.per COZ.
w hector or cashier, by Young married
nan. 10 y.ar-' experience. Al references.
address BROWN. {'j Mad Son.'t., bNyu.
" ANTFD.- >tIation by 4 young married.
w Man. AZ" 30 night OF DAY good refer
orlce-. Addtc-s SAMUEL l.. MILLER
1913 Wet 2L-t-a,.
u ASTED. situation by a. oil t-at'.lin'
w Sa.r-mtn y years cNp.r."ucr. Acdi -
ai-it.st. '''' '' 90 '
N-ATsNE ptrNGfGTAN ragH.l.~ rafuosg
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Domestic Gltnnllous U1nieo
Males

Nelcs
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Is ,sr -. .ine,'t Whcr' second u,on j.
/ sept tlotouch good Recommendation.
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ID stand. DIS dut.,s bs-t Il reference.
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10. 49, t,', -. ,i,.,,,,, url. D..
20. .H' d" H'f.l ~, 'n''
STANDS ~ b--luc0. 10 Y'SF- ''''','
-pcak7 spanish ana IHS.i-h. '"'i VI Az
dr"s- MAE. Ni|' - oth-aN''
T. OA,dMAN. ~ q -.ug.e man. long 49,.
" l'rruO" i" I'll" tar" ana mana ''i''.',' "l
l1bic alNa'r Ii"up' ITO Vac az IA; 49, "' "''
dhth- "ilins 4" male H.1',' "7' .,,'
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sia.".
EOAt M ~. - hIHt-c'1s'. cD'h""h'
~ nan thoIouAhIy uni r1l'ha7 "a l ,i',..
nr,, ,tr,It irnlr5,te r "tt T tran '' y.,
RI ninii.,-. ,iIl on nddt,., l.. IL, 900
broadway. corhor Of Il,t Il.
.-....--,.,. ,.,.,., ,.,. ,cno
.ohcr and 1Lllrlng and = ilr-t class careful
,ltv driver. has 10 years Nr,tclda> city
references lror Two Of o." highest fnnilic,
az, r,t, bn son Call at IL West lStL--t
m, ,o.1
tfnl- 'o,cnrn.n garIrnrr 10 branches
d, ~ ur-t.'l,., cook o. llundrrse so"'
r.tr.u,c.. call u. H.. $50 0thaNe.. Jc
noor.
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ENA' u u ~ ny a.a,,.,,,r, tu.n,r land,
" ing ElFliNl 80, a,. ~ lin, rad
Ire business hn oN ,,'n.s" and c1rrllgor-
ard car ~" h"r-"7 h9In'Ss '. ,r,c,it IN
you iu'l I'D ,,tcu..tlonablr REFER.
f,res NON, last employer. Apply 30 4th-
49,, @i,b nCth H.,
o., III. ,.o,,,,, man
\ medium Size ~" ~ ugu'i '. I..
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Dnolllcss @ hGuce5

/ 4 PPLlCAIioNS WANTED Tor p'Itarrs.
a We have r.lahio IHri.c, WaIlag 20
ht'si "..h s'Ul.c-. from $1,000 10
a-g o.n. 'ad ia person. OF write ful
BUSINESS EXcHASGE. Z war a.,i It. ST. .
4 j RAY CASH fps -toce, @. ucrchsn.
y. DISC. a dIN-rJod~. fanny goods. ii.i-
' 't'n.nS goes. IIoi..ne shoe -, Any
~ 49,. I-j Last std-,t. and 81 Walker 4.
nJslNF,> OPPOEIyN!TII, pa.tr.--
~ ships. lOin>. iuN' s'mcn;>. Insurance
AID real c-ti'" call On person y Hr.t" 20.
incarnation. IfANIE'~ ut ~INt>S IN
CHAN"E. WaFr.n-si.. y. \.
g OK .sALL.-WA.. bLuM.o sadGl"ry.
ngi@,. jatent l5c1 buckic, Susinc,s.
Jacob--t.. Newark. Y. J.
EoK SAIL. ~, and FANCY good, stock
4 lu Nlir'~tOWu y j.. terms o. -Jit.
Oan on g. II. ROSS Morre,ovn. y J.
EoE >ALE.- i s'an.aut h god lo,a ion
Il receipts 80 daily owner las o.h"t
.g.iu. ~- aud VIII sacrifice. Ad!r--- OWN.
iK. lr"uuc Branch once. i.3 4. i'in-~i.
EOOp CHANCE FOR a Young nan with
" 500 4" enter a Iaylng and legitimate
Lu'ince-. HENRY iioN -. Innun" once.
uoIEL and EI.>TACEANT doing an
IL a.t.vo cash business at popular prices
location opnJ~it" Jof'r-On NalAHt, I"-ttu'
rant seats - ~ room. all mt Il and far.
>CHUTIEh. } ".ycnVicn-aNc.
ID A1ENT FOR PRESS for box and hoard
printing for sale; nothing Ire u lh
the nIprk't. For particular, address GRO.
M'ELHoEE. Bi1fra" Ton. y.
l!INr .oE ~ALr. trtl..r ro~,- 80
outs. viii retail for q can be bought
ores, ROOM ~. 81 B.oa4way.
lAETN DGINt, plo-ptr,,!- r-oGuc. but
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plorh u}nnico
Males.

Males.
OFT yuEoiGI FIRE-Fo-eman
ua,, II, no Imposition from .tho-c d,-.linc
,r.bIAIt. ., medicine vI., YEAR.
\ al dior .,.'.,..."a a.. n.r,. vii a.,
..pf ttr .4r- %. lI,4.ll pt oIr.-. 10 tf4sI
DO. o'.'r"-. u.-' %: ic,,r.hr"- Attr'-.
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pei 'o.f' -4"-- "1 .o|t D. -. O.
l-.-- MA~cHLLE. 70, lat lost" II.
4 3d. aA El' - fVuA- nan VIII -.
L i'.'.. .H,.. -' ~ 'A..'. i.ti ~
'n'n.a.' i'i 80" "a" 1 I'm,
la'rs
4 neg '''.i'. ,. ..s'.' ai.,,', a.
'.,. re-. ST. re..,.1ce. Aalr,-, ". h.
,0 p.,- It-. =
4 Man. '2 20. want, any Kind q
i-"' 800
,u'tIfrU "a NJ, ,",'. - roar house.
,
X '1h ~ L. 10y No,ds "a
- - a. h"o"tc. p'l; ''.''1.t ~ \"
or-,. AS,l>iA%'r ir'C1hs 6a.,..
X AII ~ ~ a. '."t ~ .""' 49,
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>t't. d. in,. r.i.n. ". =. toNsIAN-
e. af.f N=
f'JEEI@I.pN Nr.-By married man.
l ~ go Iu..-h aui Imam. - ao
p.nuau-A.g 80 IHu' -'tlril. Confidential.
Allr.-- KNA1ZSH. o2o AtouG" \.
nEIVIK 49, 4 ,ouns German ~ driver
~ Oh 4. livery wagon. IL. MAY III. JsJ
i,-t -'a..t
,,,.n ...
- d. or I.i'I -. j.. 20 I'' ~, g.
~ niri~d trf'T"n' -. ACRES RED
.' OF O. j. "'4rrh i'' i.'-' o,A--t.
ItEIr"lSr relief c'"r.. many var cN-
- I"r"i.. "'-n.- >i, .,,"., b'-t t'i 10, T.
'i''' -'-' ana '' 80 ' i'N ~
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W 'ilFAI SI''sh, i"'l l'a''
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80
"E NPLDlEE~' EEEL 70 EMPLOY
- rs $50 ,.a~,@- a. r .iahi- mur MP
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rr,. Kin q -nfeii,tv. MLEtANTfLE
,GrNi y a. tas luton -, rr'ranc.. 3DB
VA. LIustor. ST. Brcokl,u 3 minutes from
Pltt. iah.ti.I 1879
\.fNi.r T., one. VINO can tend o.
IL All ,r.frr. and do reuair. bet ref
.I.u... Addrc.- T.. KOPP. 203 El-t
l.a.-t
y..t&If.u g., a -oi,.r .t..fv sfn-.lr
r. ,.td. "a.
I TrI.rr.. Gu.,,
,,&,I>ri.u v,,t. ,ost,Io, i'm hotel f,c.
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l. Il 1..rTV M, Orcl1r,l-.t
.......
j. fl.F. 10 ~ fLvh liz w" H'ip q"
every Rii'S, 40, u c,' IN , .,'d LIN, ,ir,,
,rt,fIiI.y f,lerfil ard ant fre- 81 charrr
,rd., Lr uo.tal card o. Telegraph 40 our
o.. per.-r. MiTKOfOLIrNN AGENCY.
u-5 Bfoadway.
desires situatlon; temperate
I. and rIi3bIe. FRANK 4. CUSIfING.
o. Slarion.,t
,,lRr.NA%. Ton v.ar.' cVp.ricrcr on
/ ',atIo.arv ana marin. boilers under
-,aud- burr, and machinery; rood refer
200. f. " LIS. ~ hr! stl'--i.
u%l.lLIuI.&V G,ruau. =. lstely ar.
l ~l,ri Ni-h,- ii, alton ~ dry goods or
,l,f..irg -to,c. bo-t r.frrenrr-. Address
- I.ll.ry -st.. Broonlyn, 1T foor.
,,%lrog a, . uarli.d nan. honest.
j irin.tr.oue aud s.rtct9 trmncratr all
81 H.. can Go any Kind NJ I. pair, about
''' - til. ADD az, epf.
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furnishro Rooms f0nntcI.

nUy,!,IAN want. .u Office above 4od-
I g. fast rr W.T. and toward th, river.
.u o. rrm lau IS. or !'E. Tribune Up
..r,. DH.r. i..j- E.u".frr.
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frrniehc) Tooms

I,lND~ONILY TJKN1SHrD ROOMS,
II aI'. COL without board. l21 J.. '21--;.
AI:Gf. handsomely furnished rooms Win
tIufH.o.. rounrclluy. oN,.loof D.. N1ii-
90 >.ga. IaIk reference. 20 j.. 2d- T.
\ opIH GRtITECY PARK, ~ Inst
-I-'--t handsomely ri-hcd rooms
a.. ..'. Pop akfIst 81. on II desired also PARK
r-i.I .g'-. ri-i'hcc-.
N.s,vLY fu,msh.d double and single
'r.u.-, pre-: lcnc.>. 80 Wc7t 4"d
II.~.NT ROOMS. ,c.n or without
4 bond. II last -Th-~'.
tIIt~I D-S'.-.la's ,on,.F Hr1i.hGd
500. Rooms trIuslcnts accommodated
1-Tu.~T. lG EAST noar Union Sq.ar".
-Par.or-. wrN furnished rA'cll n
Table. al-, single fooia-
o.y.>T. - WEST Hand -ou~ Rooms for
~ r..tI.r.u oI" suIt.: prlfat" bath;
au uerlr decorated.
,~I-r 4- Nl~I. Handsomely fur
ni.l.a IYpu pr,tlt homo every con
...I.u.~, ~. block 10 l. station r"nti"-
1o~ Wrsr 8sTH.~T Handsomely fur.
- r.I,c large rooms al ..pro .
...f.: ..u broadway; lizard optional
summer prices.
DAA VIZ 81 .2D.sT.-Larr. 6leasant room
. -. Iu yr'I.. house -ul'dbl" for two
.,atl ..nou oI hpu-eko' pin 2.
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DoGro dn0 Rooms.

DoGr0 dr0 MOONS.
~, EfI1ITtN-tVE.. As between ll9th
VI ,nf ION - Two pleasantly mr.
..-l.d room. Wit o. without board home
.. forte fcrcuce-.
s,UNMlE ~ THE CITY.-Nillcr's
- Ntt.I 80 West -Gth.st cool. clean,
central. nr t-c!aS- table: rooms, with or
without board table bard.
= East 4tTH ST-Aey- England la1y
! - has sirabc rooms VT board relson-
able rats Tor suMin.r months rcf"r nc"-
: qu.I,d.
~, ~T.NT o WTST.-S.cly furnished,
cool rooms. near 5th-ayn.' cEr"ll"1t
thl'i visitors % city accommodated iri'r-
'u.r-.
llD.S... los >T-Ha.G-nueiy fur
= : n.-i,d larco ara small rooms supel.O
board. tftLrieu' borders
tTH.ST.. go WI.~T-P arlor floor. with
~ tad ~cparat" or en ~"it".
- NADl-OE-ANE Dc ir,bl@ rooms
. wiA hoard permanent Or trar si"nt.
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ficd! GSslnte 10 Gxchanae

HUDSON RIVER Farsi; abunGIntly
Ii lifted; payiAc; VII exchange
.t\I Or ST.. $50 HGrK1way ave.
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giip Rral estate 60 fat

EACiOHY properties specially. lease
or sale. L. Del. SHELTON. 81
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tOIION-On the spot ruled dun Wulle pr.c., showed
no material chang. 40 Saiea to-day. Last Wcek not
before reported G36 bales port $3.50 bales for
consumption. POIt receipts to-day 100 baics, against
1900 tai last week and 49, bales this Jay year
Since september l. receipts at the ports AGGREGATED
513967O bales 54S4 1865 for the correspond.
ing time last year.
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II OUStWOEK By noat. tidy young
IL woman excellent cook; breads. sOBpsI
o,->,crt- good washer ard ironer, city OF
country: excellent 7 Srenro. Call ON
Gth.aAn.. b tWrnn i,th and 18Th -.
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II OOK.-By nrst-clas- Swedish cook
v Where k!tChcnuaid Is kept. reference.
Gail NJ, MALMBERG'- Swedish Bur-au,
81! ith-aye., between 10Th and 10Th SIS. :
up.talr,.
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"" III bONffF AID :G-1Vr-

ELNPGCIAI.
" Finest stock Bucs board. Sur-cys Ken.
imgtons. Pha"t0nS. DiINug Wage >reeI
ne Cart>. Road ta.t-. Village, tsr,. .o ..n
Xlsi~ftd OAK o. painted. Also our liur o.
ing buggy Ia "a" market a. d r,rCu,i,i..
Price. RACINE WAGON AND CAEltIAGr
IO. T,sg W..-f.r-.s 80
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domestic 5ituatlors tudrt.6


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI.
No. LBS Broadway, corner Thirty-arss.s,.'
until 8 y. m; go Broaasay between
Twcnty-S@cond aud rwenty-rhili IS, until
Eighth-aye. l52 Sixth-ave. 153 Fourth.
ave, corner FOurternth-st. 100 Third ave,
corner Forty-seycnth- st.. ops Third.ave.,
West Forty .second.st Nnth.ave. and
SiXty-eighth-st., 80 Liberty-st.. - Ayenus
A. and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 Easu
One-hundrrd- -twenty.hfth.,t., up 70 8
p. IN, at regular office rats
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~OACHMAN.-By one Who tloroughiy
u Understands his bu-lnt '"puu'o ."
,.Ltng car. ~ horses and harness; first
iass rctereucc.: not afraid of hard Work.
AZ. KELLY. 2o4 East 1o9thst.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-19
ON THE BLUFF.

O grandly flowing river!
o silver gliding river,
Thy ~springing Willows SILVER
In the sunset as Of old;
They SILVER in the silence
ct the willow whitcned islandt,
Nallethc bars aud the sand hars
iii she air and wave with gold.
o gay, ohllyious river
q sans,i kindlel river,
Do you remember ever
The eyes and skies 30 blue
On a summer day thai shone here,
When We were all alone here,
And the blue eyes were too wise
To speak the love they knews
O stern, impassiye river.
o still u~nanswering river!
The shiyering willows quiver
As the night winds moan and rave.
From the past a voice Is calling,
From heaven a star is falling,
And dew swells In the bluebells
Above her hillside grave.
Washington Post
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-19

''REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prises
10 GUARANTEED BY FOcK NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed BY ths President Of an Institution. whose
Courts; therefore, beware Of ell limitations or
anonvm0us schemeA.
REMEMBER that the SUPREME COURT
OF TIN UNITED STATES has decided that
the Louisiana Lottery Co. has q CONTRACT
with the btste Of Louisiana, which DOES NOT
EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY LIST, 1905.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-19
Famed for 20 Years
&@wS
H&~x

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
sl Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which msy be presented 1t our counters.
RIM. wALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres, State Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-19
AGENTS WANTED D.

Foi Club Rates. or any further information de
sired. write legibly to the undersigned clearly stat
Ing your residence. with state. County, street ant
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will b
assured by your enclosing an Envelope hearing
your full address,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-19

Address n. A. DAUPHIN.
M n.lSAAa

or M. A. DAUPBIN,
Washington. u. O.
By ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
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Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27
DR.. Newton's Idea of Salvation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-At All Souls
church yesterday DIR. Newton, in a ser
mon on the revision of the Westmin-
ster confession, said:
"No creed. however perfect, can be
more than an expression OF the re
ligiOus faith and metaphysical specu-
latiOn OF the age in which it was framed
At the time when the Westminster
confession was compiled there was not
IA prison in Europe which had for its
object aught beyond mere punishment
the avenglng OF societ v on the offender
and he consequent deterrent effect on
others
'The hell ot the Calvinist was no
more than the logical development ot
the prisons OF the time. Now. ii had
to point to an instance in which the
spirit OF Christ has most thoroughly
permeated our institution, ! would
point to the reformat DRY and human
l1ing work which is being carried on in
our prisons. Ii we attempt. and ste
cessfully, to reclaim our fallen fellow
creatures. what right have we to say
to God, as is in effect said i'm the Cal
whistle creed: Thou can'st hot re-
deem Thy lost ones The recognition
OF the love OF God as the essential
feature OF Christianity is gainin.
ground. even in Presbyterian churches
Whether or not the Westminster con
fession Is revised, Its authority, in its
present form, is last waning. IT.
doom is inevitable; it cannot he Ion.
delayed"
Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27
Woke Up the Wrong Man.

CREsTLINE, Ohio, Feb. 1g.-Farmer
John Frenge was called TO his door
last night by two men who claimed to
have a telegram. Frengel was suspic-
ious, and before opening the door put
"A revolver in his pocket. When the
door was opened the men >prang in,
grabbed Frengel and demanded his
money. Mrs. Frengelcame to her hus-
bands assistance. One of the burg
lars seized her, while the other forced
E'rengel to the floor. The efarmer, find
ing it was impossible to Use his re
volver on his man, took aim at the
one holding his wife, and fired. The
robber gave cry Of pam, and both
men ran hastily from the house.
Frengel fired several shots alter them,
then locked the house and went to bed.
This morning the dead body OF one oi
the burglars was found in the front
yard and trail OF blood, followed
up, led to the other one in the woods,
badly wounded. Both men were
strangers.
Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27
What II Costs to Keep Trotter.

Baltimore News: 1T doesn't cost
as much To keep fast roadster n
most people imagine" The speaker
was genial Ol Chenowiih. the veteran
trainer and handler of trotting horses.
"Nou see, he continued, people think
that only n Vanderbilt or II Jay Gould
can afford to own a trotter, bat when
you get down to facts you can easily
see how such an idea is all wrong.
Now, n man can 20 ont and lsuy an
out -and-oul good colt for five or six
hundred. Well, after "A gent leman get :
the horse and sees for himself that he :
got Il streak of speed iii the bargain.
all that's necessary to develop the
same is to put the horse in the stable
of some reliable trainer. Any one oi
us will agree to work, feed and tinker
generally with Il horse for so Il
month. When you come to think oi
il this is ceii iiainly II most reasonable
figure, especially rs the horse Is devel-
oped aud TUNED out as good as h,
possibly can be. Now SO u month
Tor eight months Is $3.50. and tn.
other four months. when the horse i>
turned out, he will cost $50 II month.
That : $50 more. Add it to the S2Su
and it gives you exactly $3.50. That
is precisely what it costs to keep a
horse that will bring reputation to his
owner and perhaps earn record foi
himself"
Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27
Queer Freak of Nature.

TRENTON, n. j. Feb. IA child re-
sembling IN many RESPECTS both ~ cat
fish and II swapping turtle was born oi
colored parents here last week.
The weight OF thechild is about seven
pounds, and the head and trunk are
perfectly natural in form, but there
are neither arms nor legs. 1t has an
abundance OF black, curly hair. The
bridge ol the nose begins between the
eyes and isabout hall an inch in length.
At its point there are two holes, one
on either side, and IL partly formed
mouth. Beneath this partly formed
mouth is another small projection
similar to that of the end OF the nose,
and beneath it, where the mouth
should be, is Il wide cash, hut no upper
lip. The chin is perfect, and there are
two perfectly formed ears, but they
are entirely closed.
On the other side OF the body, in the
vicinity OF the shoulders, Is "a prolec-
tion similar in shape to the claw OF a
swapping turtle or the lin OF catfish,
and on either side OF the lower portion
of the trunk. Just below the hips, arr
similar Unlike projections. The par
ents of the child are educated colored
people, and the attending physician i
unable to account for the mon-tros
ity. The child was dead when born
and the body will be presented TO tn,
medical college OF the University o
Pennsylvania.
Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27
THE NEW Ell DORADO.
John Chinaman Has Gold Galore in His Ma
tive Land.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA conference OF
great Importance was held to-day be.
tween two Chinese dignita aries and rep
resentatives OF the big mining machin-
cry firm Of Frazer X Chalmers of this
city. The result was that negotiations
were formally entered into looking to
the const struction of IL 3OO-stamp mill
i'm the mountains of China. The mag
nitude of the deal may be underst Ood
when it is stated the mill set up com
plete will cost $i,OOO,OOO, including
transportation, erection, skilled labor,
etc. The Chinese informed them that
there had been discovered the richest
and most extensive gold-bearing lead
in the world. The Chinese have known
for many years in the mountains oi
Tai Shang, i'm the province of Shan
Tung. there has been gold, but not un-
til year ago did they realize the ex-
tent OF it, when some who had worked
in the mines and mills of California
'eS"h psOSpS'''S "''V NS'oNeiVu thc
bonanza.
They erected II rude mill. and from
the outset the product OF gold was
enormous. They claim not "a ton oi
ore taken out has yielded less than
500, while much OF it has run into
the thousands. The matter was kept
quiet and IL big stock company formed
that secured control of about eight \
miles in the vicinity, and the China
men now here were sent to this cOun-
try to make arrangements for thepur-
chase OF machinery, etc, and also to
float n certain portion of the stock.
Chu Lin klar and Tong Sin KOn landed
in Sah Francisco two months ago and
had no difficulty in disposing OF stock
to wealthy Cinnamon OF that city.
From here they have gone to Wash
ington. In an interview one OF them
said the gold property is on II penin-
sula across the Corean sea from the
peninsula OF Corea, and directly west.
1t is, he SAID, within sixteen miles of
tine sea coast and not more than
twenty miles from good port. They
contemplate erecting the finest plant
in the world. During the day there
was quite n hubbub among the well
tO-dO Cinnamon OF Chicago, and fully
. score oi them called at the hotel and
talked with their countrymen. The
visitors are richly attircd and wear
mandarin buttons.