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Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
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Beb ct Gusgar Seminary q Insti-
tute sr iom Abe 9rofesior oniai gaitrr
Gisuro Glen, SN af BAIT 3. SIien. =
Der finI | CONNER bpases en- 9osisbpsning.
iom i'al umms msIsm 80 os so elscer.
Sioleu bar eooe r%oiister. Gnereee 80
@leuer CT inomslote.
RinamiS iiouens SCREENING boloi
I'm Notwithstanding / Minneapolts nDIis.
Der bleo beiluttet, at ben inoiil nrite Nnr
bIioer itaaenoe ION, ben iionr, mso ben Gors
%iinaetic, at 6en cplgies, aaar gauges SpnoSe
o. ben 8prtnepe airfe biiOer enie ON I
Spnesliab at opertdge Misfousarbeioet iunl
en- 6rlessS onfuuosina.
Zen 5oreuebc airtes Risfpnsbeitprelie
par reprrieuteret ueb en- AZ fine NeoIemmer,
iont frembdr Samfnuoets StIien % uotnlte
bet Eniieli9e |, at Observation-Disclosures for
Snu9es Spuuoe, for ben 5orsneoe 8irfe o9
for MISUNDERSTANDING baooe ct SGless
mgoe / 2gbet al Siuteren, for at iorbdnoIe
ON ben bebits Elau for fremtiot8t Cant
arbeioe.
Baitur Rlller Gggen, Tom alereoe
bar uoaipet fIere Striiter beroper, bar eiter
Sorlpoeube fuIoisrt en- np BOG ruoer StteI:
"Gt Bill pao Dor 3io", iom uoicmmer | Spit
pau 9. Mittsts 6orla9. ariitiunia, 9orsr.
Boaen ffal, efter Sr. Mittets Advertisement
I lit 8Iao "Gtrbeiberen % Siemmet", bIipe
400 Siber % iGlses for 4 Srcner, inobrnoen.
Yrot g%itefauo, nuIat neo q. @nsgnr
Ssminarp, sr iaIoet til en- Ssilfols | Npros
peIten, men bar n%iIlanet &aloelien, pe for
bIipcr oeo ct. Nns9ar Stolen, til ~ulminoelig
5iIfreosItiaelie for benz, Der tienbe bans
9psti9beb TOM 2Grer.
De 8etGuteligbeoer iom ben ttos
li9ere SonierCntics "8uarb OF Trnftees" bar
bnpt oeo at ooerordge 8puferentiens Giens
BONNIE til ben Soreneos 8iries "8paro Of
9ruiteeS", ftal bore baoebs, og Sperorusels
fen oil finoe Steo / ben nGrmeIte Sremtio.
Raitor Sans WaacISien or iaIoet
til Brett for Spnobemrnigbebeu | glbcrt
Sea; 8uitur Smsbp fomn,er nentlis til at
oirc mere 1io eno fsr pua Stoleu oeritebs
SDuoocmenisbebeu | Sitre gatnt
Greet III ~iorleosn lite Suni TIN npc airte
inoUiet. Iait. Sassu bUlOt Grouitetulen
% Soma 7iitriftets Sormauo, Bait. &oren,
Suopieliestaleu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

u. 6. Spbnipn & So. bar | lans
sere 9io unoerbanblet meb Dennis
RDan ON Saleet at bans oibt bersmte
Sarm Sort 9pnaloion" ueO aennebp
Station &eb &iper 8aler. Snuoelen
er MI niilltttet meb en- 8antgr I Ct.
Saul, ium bar uperoraset u. 6. Sobnz
ion & So. at i9lge bette 9ano, be-
itaaenbe al 5000 9(cres, / Yarceller,
paa lette 8etin9elier. 9ette 2ono,
bporf bet Salpe er uroer 8prtuing, er
befieuot iom ben 6ebit brpnereoe %
frustbareite 3raft | belle Reo &iper
8alen % li9ser tun 2 Ntil ira 8ennebr
paa @reat NOrtbern % 5 Ntil fra
Nortbern Iacific 8auen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05
"Secorab TOIten"
The North,
ieuoeS til iamme 2tOresie
E2.25 - Tor - s2.25
1ertoeS I'll IaHiilte N0reSle

The North" rogtoeS | Rinneappli& al
2utb Srger, % bebanoler, peO Chen al
megct NnOet, 6Orbploe / 6%lemIonOct o.
beropcr. men trpfteS uoe luttenoe / oct CrgtIa
tie Spros. SOiS man puifer &rpueuumucr,
iaa a~oresier ct Yoittort iaaLeoes:
TTIE NORTH,
NtinHeapolis, WiHM
sB- Senb life I'll ps eiter 9rBpeHummeE
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

30 Slaoe. Der tiIiammen fOiter
1925, fan iaaes for S2.25.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

Ut bar MI oct itgrlte SptnQ at oCmm,
~ beige 8iphmauosparer, ui uporriirS,
bar bait 90 De iRIges til en- b!liQGre gr,s
END &orer al famine apalitct tan / p6rS =,
rogen anoen Sp / Gputtiet. vi brll5rr Al,
brig lpn 9lgn ben Mtaaoe at apertere mai
Narer til lnoerpriS for at iaa IFplf MI vt
tro, at pt iGlger biaigt, % iaa iuytrllc Dem
at otsIe Sorer er nctop uoiolqte. ri oipr cT
lt8etrem 5orretniu9, Sammcnllou nnrs
Sriier rteo bpilfenipmbelit, fpreuo Z fisher
unoetiteos. 6ieIo Il Briggs, Soultun, N{Im
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

Boitor Sans Wa8eIsien or iaIoet
til Brett for Spnooemrnisbeben I hilbert
Sea; Iaitur Smsbp fommer uenilis til at
oire mere 5io END fgr pna Stoleu oerltebs
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-05

Spuooemeni9beb I Gftre garni
Greet III i~orleben lite SuHi tin upe airtt
inopiet. Yait. Sassn bUiOt GrouitetaIeu
% Soma 9iitriftets 5ormauo, Bait. 8oren,
Suopieliestaleu.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

The latest information is that Mr..
Blaine chews spruce gum to ard him ia
thinking. If Mr. Blaine would dIstrl-
butte a little OF his supply of gum
anang the Bar Harl,or corresponding
II would be a charitable proceeding ~
PittsbuFg Dispsseh.
Horace Roles has been governor OF
Iowa year and a hall. and hrs two
greatest exploits are the SANDER of his
state at the New York free-trade ban-
auet and the pardon of whisky eumi-
nsls. In 10 other direction has he
made any history Chicago Journal.
cen. Russell A. Alxer lsin town, look
ing as Young ss II he we're 10 b>, and
had not already been, Governor, Gen
crai. Commander Of the a.. \. r. and
nearly everything else patriotic and
distinguished. lie u g0ing right on, IA
thss hne. lie has got sd accustomed 10
ID that be- cannot stof .-Ne~ York
Mai and Express.
Grand Rapids has aa attorney wno,
when sent Tor hy sife-beatsr to de
fend him ia court. repl-ed. 'No sf, =
man Who vii strike woman = eur,
All | wnslla not defend you tor tzbpef
nasnute" That answer has the Fisht
rsna. there are too many attorneys
whs nooid defend tee deFa for tat
fee. and Who even creep sua crawl over
aid unsser ths ssde ct sth4es "a gei
eases whieh the average highway
aan soald spars A lssyef without
principle = bat a dHeki3Bg II tae desll
3, bsst, aad 40 hls worst is something
lover still Aassegoa thEoa2tie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Happy HOosIcrs.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trou-
ble." John Leslie, farmer and stock
man of same place says: "Find Electric
Bitters 10 be the best Kidney and Liver
man." j. w. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
ters is Just the thing for n man who s
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" He found new
strength, good appetite, and felt jus,
like he had a new lease on hfe. Only
soc bottle, at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

The Chicago Times, short time
since. published = dirty ding At the
coming G A. X. encampment Al De-
iroit IL spoke OF grand banquet 20
cost $40, 600, one-haif OF which Mas 10
DO expended for wines aud liquors
Only about SIX hundred of the thous-
ands of Grand Army veterans IN the
city were TO be hidden 10 the feast. Con-
tinuing the description, the Times SAID:
'.It will be a species OF separating the
sheep from the goats-the latter being
chosen to eat, drink, be merry. and get
full as the bearded quadruped whose
raIne they bear. The cost OF this bac-
chanahan feast will be betrayed by
subscriptions taken up among the
citizens OF Detroit. There was an effort
made TO secure an appropriation from
the State, but the bill which passed
both Houses was promptly vetoed oy
the Democratic Governor. who was
violently denounced by the Republican
organs rs a traitor and a hater OF the
veteran. The wisdom and justice OF
taking money from the pockets Of all
the people that = select 600 may have
their stomachs filled and their heads
befogged with wines purchased with
the funds thus obtained never did and
never will appeal to the favorable con-
sideration of executives trained IN the
Democratic school"
Nothing better could be expected
from paper OF so unsavory n
copper-head reputation As the
Chicago Times, than that it
should take every opportunity to throw
discredlt upon the gathering of Union
veterans IN Detroit. But it does seem
as If the Grand Rapids Democrat might
find better use for its columns than to
turn them into scoop tor the filth OF
the Times, To throw the same over its
own State. The Democrat well knows
that the appropriation contemplated
could not have been put to any such
use as intimate d by the Times, or by
its own editorial on the subject. The
bill which passed both houses and was
vetoed provided only for the lodging
and subsistence of the veterans, but the
Democrat, for the sake of a little DEM
ocrahc sugar coating, gulped down the
insulting Insinuatiou of the Times not
only without protest, but even with a
relish.
Whether there is to be wine supper
given 10 select few or not presents
very different question from the one
which the fines and its echo have
wllfully confoun1ed together. There
WAS room for difference of opinion as
To the adyisability of State appropri-
alton, but the Democrat gains DO credit
for wisdom or sense by arguing against
an Appropriation snow, because some
one Is going 10 get wine supper. Tie
Times never loved the soldier and the
Democrat loves only his bandbox pre-
sentiment OF the present day, but self
respect ought TO keep both from such a
display OF ignorance or petty spite.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

An old lady who recently died at Spa
left 100000 francs AS u prize to the
astronomer who within ten year. shall
be able to communicate with any planet
or star. Ii issaid that NJ. Flsmmarion,
the famous French astronomer, is not
without hope of receiving TINS money.
He Observation-Disclosures that
Mars is Il, ,00o. 600 miles from the earth
that the TIME may come when We can
exchange greetings. He thinks that
certain lights which have been seen on
the surface of Mars may possibly be
signals to US from that planet. If Edi-
son ever seriously tackles the task he
will accomplish il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

A few days since the Pittsburg Dis
patch conveyed the pleasing intel
hgence that l.. III. Laufman 4 CO.. of
Apollo, would at once begin to turn out
TIN plates at their new plant. The sheet
mill had been running for some time
and the working of dipping would now
commence. The firm expects to turn
out four hundred boxes \ day OF iix20
plates. the product being confined for
the present 10 terne or roofing plates.
A large number OK men will be en-
ployed NJ better wages than have ever
been paid in Wsles-Americsn wages,
IN fact-and yet the plates will DO
placed on tho market at cheaper rates
than the imported product Mr.. Lsuf-
man denies that he is to employ foreign
workmen. and he says: al have u
system that cscels anything that has
ever been tried. II is my own plan.
aud | doubt very much II the Welsh
workmen could operate IL any better
AtttA Ntl wv fltFts ttfftt ttft t+et Ats
However, If any OF them were to come
might try them, as I have already
done, although without success" This
secords with the claims made by the
friends OF American TN plate during
the discussion of the Mckinley bill. that
improved methods would be put into
operation 10 fscilitste production and
ehespen cost. The genius Of the
Amercan people is not to remain sstis-
fed with things a. they find them, but
% improve them. IL makes no differ
enee how strange and complicated the
oesrstion mar be. American ingenuity
viii not only master n, but make u
better.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Guaranteed garc.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. Ii you are afiiict
ed with Cough, Cold OF any Lung.
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed. giving it fair
trial, and experience no benefit. you
may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know that Dr.
Kings New Discovery could be relied
on. IL never dissppomts. Trial bottles
1oc. At Peck Bros. Drug Store. Large
size, soc and Sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice In future the TKLEeRsN-HERALp will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent to this Office each week. not later
than Friday afternoon. This Is done TO
avoid mistakes aud duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services''
or hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours At l0:D q. m. and evening service AZ I 30
y. IN.
German Evangelical Zion's Church-Rev. C.
c. Weber. pastor. Services at 10 "A. M. and
80 y. IN. Preaching by the pastor. sunday
school aftt- morning service. at ll:O a. m.
ST. Pau Episcopal Church-Rev. A. L.
Wells. pastor. Sunday services rs follows:
Holy commuut,n.s n M; morning prayer and
sermon ut 1885; evening prayer and sermon nj
Z. 30 Suns as school at l. m. All seats are irt Q
and a Kind Invitation is scxtended TO all.
Seventh Day Adventlsts-Elder L. q. Moore.
pastor. Good Templars Hall. McMulleu
block. corner Of rsland and South Division -sts.
SUNDAY evening at I'1 O'Clock. Subject :
''S,iutory PEI s,cution the Heritage Of the
Cnurch of the Future
South Copgregsflonal-Preach morning
and evening by Rev. :. NJ. iliiliard. OF Chicago.
Christian Eudestor meeting at go .. m.
Second Baptist Church-Rob't W. Van Kirk.
pastor. Services. 10 y \. m. and r. ~. sun
dsy-scbool at noon. Young Peoples meeting
at 20 o'clock. Evening services followed by
bsptisms.
-. Marks Protestant Epi,c ,pal Church -
Division and Peari-sts. At 10:iD ~ m.. Holy
Communion. and ut II n. M. and a. y. m,
service ana sermon by Rev. Campbell Pair.
II. u.
North Grand RAPIDS Mission Halls Plain
heid ave. o. m. Sunday school ani NJ 80 D
m service and sermon BY Rev. Campbell
Fair. II. II. thursday short service and social
rieetiag al .. M. and on FRIDAY at p m.
Mr. William Burgess entertainment. Ihs
Songs ~ an English SAILOR.
The Norwegian minister Rev. NJ. Nelson.
will preach I'm the German Church. MI Nsr
nob-sf. sunday. Jnis IL. at 3 O'Clock p. N
Sunday school at fo'ciocs.
The fourth annual quarterly meeting ser
vices VII be held a. Second street NJ =
ehareh tofaarrow. Rey. " u. Thompson. pas
tor Love feast 81 the woraiRK st a'.H sscrts
meat sf the Lord = Sappcr At the moraiAg ser
Wee Rev pf Buell. viii cceuey the pulpit IN
tho evening 40 the usnsl hour. ruHday-seto oa
after marniae service. kpwoTth merting al
q a In th@ evening
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

cALIFoRSfA may show At the Worlds
Far, as = part OF It's exhibit. the finest
collection OF minerals in tse United
States. Instead OF making special
collection, as VAS done for the New
Orleans, Philadeiphia and Paris expo
sstIons, there is a strong probability
that the State will send the magnificent
collections belonging 10 the State Min
eral Bureau Museum. The State Uni
versity has the collection of the State
Geological Survey. the Voy collection.
Hanks collection, keene collection aud
several others. These are all classi he'd
arranged. identified and labeled. Each
county aud district IN the State is
properly represented. Every depart
ment of the mining industry has its
separate place with locality indicated
No other State or territory of the
Union has any such collection rs be-
longs TO California now. Michigan's
show OF minerals will not be what it
ought TO be, as there are other interests
10 be exhibited out Of the scan,y appro-
priat,on made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

sad. the theory of maklng the Indians
wards of the uaioa. and paying them
xanaltlss as members of . trlee. and
ho.ding toe whole trlbe respons.ble for
the acts of any member Of the tribe Is
demoFslizng 70 the Indians themselves
and an injustice 10 the people OF tae
United states. As long as the Govern
ment holds the indian Ia such leading
strings no indueement is given him TO
raiss himself out of the condition OF 8
savage, INTO that of . civilized human
being.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

The best salve in the world for cnts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt Theam. fever
sores. letter, chappesi hands, chllblalns,
corns and all skin eruptiens, and pos.
tiyely cures piles, or no pay required.
It's guaranteed to give perfect sstisfsc.
t,on or money refunded. Prsce - cents
per box. For sale by Peek isfos. drug.
pists. corner Monroe and Dlvsien-sss
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

that eatarrh will IA . hme wear out
The theory is false. Men Try ~ telseve
"a because - would he pleasant il true.
tut a = nos, as eli snow. 10 not letsn
ssute attack of cold ia the head remain
uasabdassi IA : lsaeie 90 develop IN
to estsfEh. You can Tsd yourself of
tie cold and avoid all chance az eas.
ARIA hy assng DF. Ssgss 6ataFfh Tsens-
eay II already afflicted rid yourself Of
tsss sFaabIesoEae disease spsedIiyey ne
sAaasmszas. AZ al dEsgg sss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

A FEW days since DR.. r. j. Shank is
reported to have said that the Board of
Managers of the Soldiers Home would
look the whole United States over for
the right man for Commandant and
not be confined to the State of Michi-
gan. 1t seems as If the thing was cone
very quickly or else the Governor took
the Job of of the Boards hands. His
offer of it to Gen. /. c. Smith did not
work, however. Gen. Smith is too sen.
sihle man to getcaught with that kind
of salt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Syrup of Figs

Produced from the laxative and nutri-
tious juice of California iiYs. combined
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be'th most beneficial TO the
human system, acts gently, on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, effectually
cleansing the system, dispehing colds
and headaches, and curing habitual
constipation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
TAe TEACHERS.
Their Neat IatssAafisasi cess~sstsa -
10 Hsia ~ asisnA. Meat.

1heir ASkt tut<f48ttoHaf 00ASF&<tsA
%. Asia ~ nsisa~. asas
TonoNTo. Ont, July 1.-THE Inter
national Educational association re-
sulaed is general meeting al lose .
m. Thursday The prsneipAl business
was the sleetisa Of onieess The com
mittse reported - follows
President u n Cook ef New Yorki seess
tasy H. w. stesensoa. cf kssssss treasurer.
J n osre-nseot. ~ Missouri srst vice presi
dent, W. r. Garrett. u Tssass>ees second vice
pEeslarlk G. H. cienes. u Nath Dakota tara
vice presiasnt. I. A. fpiral o. Ark 2nsss. fosElA
vice president. Z. y Lyle. 90 Pennsylvania.
vice presidents az large G. l.. oShoras. Of 8iis-
soaris :. Il Preston, Of Mississippi, T. n Me
IlEsf. OF oregoh. ". r. Bsrsholoa.ew q ksn-
tGeky. Miss Nebraska Crops<y. Of Indiana;
William BeaFdskear II Iowa. Trivia SheT herd
II Ain1esoss. ana A T. Msrtie. OF kAsss no
setts.
Directors representing the various
states were also named They included
Miss Mary T.. Nicholson. Indiana; l..
K Walker. Illinois; c. r. Rogers, Iowa;
j. II. IL still. Michigan; g. Is. Cox,
Ohio, =. q. Gillian. Wisconsin. The re-
port was adopted.
Charles De GaiiDo. Of Illinois. was
elected president and Miss Margaret l..
Conkling, of Wisconsin, secretary OF
the normal school department Frank
T.. Plummey, of Dcs Moines. Ia. was
elected president of the department Of
secondary education. Miss Anna Fred
erickson, of Indiana, was elected Sec
re.ary of the kindergarten department.
twas decided to hold the next meet
Ing at Helene. Mont A general meet
ing was held in the me >sing. at which
the report Of the special committee on
spelling reform Was read by II. ".
Brewster. of Minnesota. and discussed
by William HoustoA, of Toronto. and
T. T. Vicaroy, OF St Louis, BIO. The
arguments were il favor of phonetic
spelling. and the advantages of that
system were ably set forth by the va
r,ous speakers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
FREE LABOR PROTESTS.
Discharged Miners Appeal to the Cover
nor OF Tennessee Against Convict

discharged Miners Appear to tne SsovrF-
nor OF Tennessee Against Convict
Labor.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July lT.-Thc fol-
lowing message was received at the
state capital Thursday from Coal
Creek. Tenn, the scene OF Ncdnes sday S
trouble between discharged miners and
convicts who had been sent there TO
take their places:
''To Gov. BUCHANAN. NASHVILLE: We. tho
miners. farmers. merchants and property hold
ers OF Briccvilie and Coal Creek aud vicinity.
assembled 10 the number OF 500 who
have come together TO defend our fami-
lies from starvation and property from
depreciation and our people from contami-
nation from the horGcs OF convict iaborers be
ing introduced in our works, do hereby beg you
to prevent their Introduction and then avoid
bloodshed which is sure 10 follow ii their TAX
ing our livelihood from us is persisted in"
The governor and about 100 state SOL
diers in his command arrive ed at the
mines at noon. In a speech to an angry
mob Gov. Buchanan said he was not
thee 10 discuss the convict lease law
but to see that the law was not over
ridden GThe discharged miners are
well armed ard the outcome is doubtful.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
WE CAN AND no

Guarantee pr. Acker's Blood Elixir.
for 4 has been fully demonstrated tn
the people Of this country that 1t is
superior 10 NIL other preparations for
blood diseases. II ~ positive cure for
syphihtic poisoning. Ulcers. Eruptions
and Pimples. 1t puriiics the whole sys-
tenn snd thoroughly builds on the constl.
tuition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Now Ex Gov. BLAIR has been inter-
viewed and drawn into the controversy
over Hamlin's failure to get q renomIna-
ton. Why can not a sensible public let
the matter rest, even II some few minor
spirits do wish to ride into prominence
on Hamlin's death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

SIMPLY Apply "SssYxx's ogSrsxSr
No internal medicine required. Cures
tstter, eezena, Itch, All eInpti0Ds on
tie face. hands. nose, etc. isAsmg the
ssla eiear. white snd healthy. fts
great healing and curative powsfs are
possessed by 30 other fesnedy Ask
your drasg sis for swAxSE's OEsT-
uxx4H
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

THE recent report II Indian Commis-
SINNER Morgan anas the hearty support
of the TSLEeeks- II seALe n its recon-
meudssion that the policy Of The GOV
erument should t,e to make American
eitlzens out Of the Indians This must
be done. or the Indians must cease %
exist apcn Asnerfcsn soti. Is - iIicoa-
s.stent with the genius and theory of
our institutions that there stoufd be
any nation. elan or tribe within our
eouDtry, whleh has a dlstnSt fee0snl-
sson az such. "a essairadgsssaetlon - sa
American citizenship. Then. teo. ss
ne TEL2saAa EIsnAln has heTstofoGe
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
will iirosecats a N.w,paper.

New YORK. July 17.-District At
torney Nicoll has made known his in
tention Of selecting one of the papers
which published accounts of the recent
executions at Sing Sing and laying the
case before the grand Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

ONE of the obstacles in the way of
the union of Minneapolis and st. Paul
is the difficulty in finding proper
name for the new city. Call it Gem
minopolis-the Twin City.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

DISTRICT ATTORNEY NICoLL intends to
prosecute one of the papers that pub
lished accounts of the recent execu-
tions at Sing Sing. Before he gets
through he may find his secret execu-
ton law so full of holes that Warden
Brown is guilty of murder for putting
the four men 10 death under it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Why do Democratic papers make
such desperate attempts to drive Blaine
to deaths door, If 1t isn't because they
are anxious to get rid of him?
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

MRS wfSSioF : scufHsse sssrF hss beer n~ra
fer children terfhlas II saaThes tAs ghtfd
softehs The cams siisys al fsia. tufes wina
collie Ana - The fs-sf fofoesis f6f disfFt ga
1AAnls hEe aenls hallls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

THE camel has seven stomachs and
can go without water seven days. There
must have been a whole caravan of
them IN the Ohio Democratic conven-
tion
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

GES. ALGER says that the encamp-
ment at Detroit viii be the greatest one
ever held by the veterans. No thanks
to the Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

The courts have finally decided that
Thomas A. Edison was the dscoverer
of the incandescent electric light. 1t is
probable that Edison knew it all the
time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

TINS weather ss glorious. both for
bim who can take rest aud for him
who has TO work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

or all tho Democratic "yawps" the
shortest lived one seems to have been
that about the deficit in the federal
treasury
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

Meeting for young mea Sunday afternoon
~ e'eioek Al Yauag men arr eoFdislly In.
vifes 10 stteaa.
pepsf-~tse@pel meeting snd soag s-fviee ~if
be hcf9 IN fhe HnleR depot ~ ssiS y. IA. at
which syerytsdy is welcome.
JAN ssrviees st izflsp m op~n sniy ts those
whs "a 60 tsss Part IA tA~ @eetins
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
To Receive the PalIium.

MLwAUkEE. Wis, July l7.-August
90 has been fixed as the date on which
the pallium will be conferred on Arch.
bishop Katzer. The ceremony viii
take place at St Johns cathedral and
Cardinal Gibbons will invest the new
archbishop with the vestment peculiar
To his office