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|. "A new sealing schooner of:75 tons eapa-
+ rity3Was launched at Victoria last Monday.
She.was named .Garlotta G.. Cox, laid was
tjfi4bed in seventy-tw0 WORKING days .:' s.
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4; Tie Starch humber OF g The Century, opens
gf Ii most interesting sRetchOittR Weit=kuURR
4iIi.tAa fighter, General CroOE WITH litIstratlutls
sss fTederlc Remington. Ttis Il folIuWed by
! ssrt second of Tie Faith Docier3' remarks
s lp novel by Edwald EggiestGr, and an other
Contribution from the hempifs.oi T7eyrIid..'
=.l.he.. Resume OF the FJemOa. Expedition" and
Tie . e}igIn OF the Fremont Expara1t0ns" are
IAy Interesting ana matters TILT are sure TO If
tiact t,le atteuIign OF Tile people OF California.
0Ilief 81 erehes ,4take ths issue attractive ana
e{iterIdinli}g one, --i-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01

The .22d OF; February was the ty-seceHd
atsaiycfsaIy of tile biftii Of James Russell Lowell
The ''Ctiicp of The day previous said III an att
Gle reviewing lis; Hf3thgS, rpIGSe and pOttry,
that II recognizes bis leadership in the American
fepQ bic. o. ietgefS, but Hnds Ills works somewhat
lacking Wien Judged by the staIda lds Of classic
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01

hir. Braadnr Matthews, President OF the Nine
n,h.CeniutY Cub, the weEiekn5%n litterateiif,
has assumed the position OF bQ0S-revieWer for
the GoSiAGpallan Aagaz NE" Tie keen CRITICAL
taste ut Nil. Matthews aud MS excellent Judgement
in matters literary VIII make his OPINIONS very
Valuable. " III - r.: 3: =
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MIS-: -NHAKLEs u. PETERs =
Is well known~in: San Francisco society,
both on account Of her own. personality
and that Of her:ehildren: Shells the daugn-
alone survives, the death of Mr. Warrin
taking place some years ago.~.s. = -:
Mrs Peters: herself is q widow. Her hfls-
band. the late .Charles:R. Peters, was a man
who made his mark in San Francisco, and
will long be- remem bered for Inequalities
other than mere. business traits; which en-
dearcd him to all his associates. He. was
much interested at one time in city real.
estate, and was the proprietor of the Center
Market building, which stands on the cor
ner of Suffer street and Grant avenue.
Mrs. Peters is not much above the average
height, and as young woman was very
pretty. Now that she is grandmother she
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Besides the variety Of matter which Keeps fair.
: Readers posted On5what is going on III tie world
OF fast iOH, ufessniaktsg aid mlitfuefy, aud tile
many other details thai the feIhinne'hesftde--
llghls lii. (" The Domestic Monthly for March
contains great deal pffilefary Wnttn, Including
ateScrtl tive illustrated sketch on FlQlida at4d
IA ellaamtHe story by bab.l' g. -. E: .I::==
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Gertnana' a magazine for the study OF The
@(T5mah language, published in Manchester n.
II. Is a ySinablc assistant To those who wish to
c6 = ar Heriif and used M i 1f ~
tlif popnidliou OF The United States, The an
ntE1cdfp nj is matte IN lie FIRST number Of. the
ID ii velime that III addttt0n 70 Tie ustta} fp2t-
IN ltfa4e wiEl be serial entitled - Elm Sitter
NJ stkanis'' one OF Theodore StOlns tIiu3t Beau.
tIt ! stdles, aad this VIII be followed by Ulie:of
Ci6ltTtd helle4's entertaining novels. :-1:'<
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For tile deltghtef ynuug readers, as well as
fg these of more mature years, tle publishers
Of 'sSt Nicholas" In the March n1nTG9Fi pre-
sent al unitSually hue cpitect.Dngt aE,ttes and
sketUlas {hai moi only please 9l e INSTRUCT. a
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l&iasN Ut fuis 6i:} PLage a nka asf eeabld 81
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"A r Ed MOS
: IS INDLED A TARGET For. ALL Ell ES.3 .
LIQUOR NOT THE CAUSE.


The nose beng the nrOHineRt feature of che face,
even asught reuness attracts INSIGHT attention. ara
often tnvdous REMARKS eXtrelnety Annoying to-FtS
The distress produced by this coadition Of the
face is sufereIfren by both sexes irrespective of
age; figure or compilation. 80.
The disease has decided tendency to Increase; a
warm room, iieFyeus e1citeinent7 outdoor air, all
aggrsgate and caiisea hot barning SENSATION Il a
person be at all sensitive. glowing nose Will Cause
constant annoyance aad yeNattOl
The ieshy hose snearly always more or leSS red.
The more cdrLiiagtnOuStbe feature the whittier amt
better shaped ii tsi it he rsAy the eircuatea Is
less apparelt whi4e With cartilage there is.
little. or no bloed eircul5tipn and as blqedis the
redneSs and fl0ii-eiseuntlqa Is the opposite, the
cause and effect Is patpab,e..
A6eSceediggly tflsr skin, possessed by most fair
peFSnns, IS annthef cause for the blood to show
readily threas3i IT'S veribgs, and therefore rec
onHeDd that the SKIN be thtckened. T.. -
The forehead. chin and meek are, as rule pate IN
re1or. The far this IS that The skin is tightly
drawn II, aud little blood can flew between the skin
and cartiactif0aS nlNttef, -" :. K
lit Is TACT th2tthe: majority o. the people having
redness OF the n0seand face do notfd drink liquor, .
The abOYe facts were obtained Of Jonn2h. Wood
bury. the noted IerinatDIOglst,. whcSe Increasing
prsterfce has eolpeIei him to procure the eleaHt
fGnr-ssUry and basement, brown stone-fr9Ht hui Id
tng=l25 West; 42d St, eN YORK CITY. with two
starry rear baidJhg Ter a apafatery. He make a
spefalty Of treating Hair aud scalp. ezeHa. Moi
Watts, SupertudnS Hair, birthmHrHs. Mothfrectes,
Wrinkles. Red Nose, Red Veins Oily Skin ACNE
Iinsplcs, Backeads. RarbeT tcft scars T. ttnss
Powder Marks, Bleaching, Facial Developments,
Hollow SuuSen Cheeks etc. 5.:..s-.. F.. E.s:=.
"A perfect diagnosis can be made by people distant
FROM. his isyselng lpefQrhls 2S-pa2e book
stxth edttionl.Feyised and Illustrated, eeutaihing
dtreatisc OH xii ntshgure Ht1ItS and fmptrf tioRs
of the 81 III and Diseases Of the HAIR and Scittp
This Sauable informant enables one To beculne
enlightened Oil rue study OK derinatQ0gy 10 SUCH
al Stent as tqne able to tisaose their osn il4per-
fect1pHs. '.:-.: -. - 9. =.
lnga and shouitlbe read by AL Consultation free,
JOHN ii3:iY 90 u nIlisY: permat otoglsft
."z<z' 125 West 42d 80 New YorF City.
81. IL E-St-s 81 shed 1850 80. 1t 3
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f. .,@flle Ehaperoue,1' one Of tile Iatest ventures
#in?tse magazine llne alid published lii ST, Lots,
is Welcome addition to the irst-class. monthly
lite!tttiIe OF me day. 1t is printed on tie finest
QE.frok paper with clear type. Tle illustrations
care equal to the finest that can be produced,
~%h!e the lstefaIY portion compares most favor
abb with the best preStn ed IN Ine Otllef maya
eZlltS.-4t'. The Scandal About Mfs.PresIon, -y:Dy
FIls-hNheeEer Wilcox sthe Leading article. One
feature lntthis :p9bhcaIIen Is musical selection
evefy moltth. The enein TINS lssueiS .UA3ysau-
fhsjiuifl, y u g1YOtte eleGgnte,t s:. = -.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01

F t.fiy lns: rysctiy i. gFt.Gte Win :beaatiiul
id .sfali{i az gae Subjset Is cl thai " .pqn-
.jfsged In s9ie; :f1'h0tdgtapht3 ILeNes >" Of New
York IL NJ Issue o. iSfN zQt 3 nd i:eltitifst
|: fI4e lditEy Way 81 as irGll lie pen tIis-
R;ifll3ri ~ the Lick 0li sersstotg;
sps tss iiestff Is q ie W : CT A. 4n OLE
g$aplsIyP Professor R1f3afNi the only on9:pt LIE
C5OlC Forms eft mo isEi MAJ zee IA keti
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01

" lgan article Oh the late General Sherman HE
NeH10Tk 'Clltic' says; It ilaS often been sub
jecE of remark among SCHOLARS tbatt The graduates
Of West Point, where there IS no corTse+n bellies
ietles, Should often be masters OF such good
Enaish style" as is shown In line memoirs OF
(ifaI, Sherman and Sheridan. General Sher-
plat's remini' licences al spoken of as 0ue OF tie
most fascinating and, III their way, valuable
bUias .itNer pnblished.n- ''Mill the future give
ms Tie writer ASKS i'll closing. suanes of which
NE say be equally proud, ana books In wlfeh:Te
mas lake AS much delight2' ID
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01

Frank Gallon has written an American d
entitled g Whom God Hath rloned.@ and i he
same has ptelt issued as as addition ihe sFa !.
This WORK OF fiction OF zpages lie .iitg ri n
verypreity sOty that Ganot lii 10 " z
the reader. For sale at all Tie book. stores ~
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:: ,,, IHE HA,YDocKs' TESrIMoNY-By Il. C. W.
lf,hliaoe iplLla: Christian Arbitration and reace
S9cIt ". 21G=Iaees, cloth ST. paper so cenis0
= nls ,Dook WAS written In the Interest 0T the
CHRISTIAN Arbitration aud Peace Society: lie
american head9parlers Of which are in PhiIa-
delplla fault OF The book is lhar II has come
alter Its time+as The work which Ills 'ex1ect4d
IL VIII promote has already been acc0npisIed
al least so FAR as II applies to the abolition ~ot
slavery. and lis de !lneation ofIhe n0ucomhaiiye.
feature OF The Quaker is as old as tie sect of
Friends itself. The plesumable idea is that the
writer intended To advocate The doctrine: OF ar:
Bit alton for Tie settlement OF aitfcHties:- 1t is
a story OF Quakers who were living IN. Nolth.
Carolina long before The ,'crilel war; broke out.
and tells OF lie efforts OF The family 10 bring
about Tie abolition Of the slavery which then
existed, and bi lngs these efoits by father and
then by son down 10 The lime when the War of.
the Rebellion broke forth IN all its fury. The
members Of lie family, the son and lhe father
befOte him, were opposed 10 fighting aud on
conscientious grounds the son refused to pay
the exemption tax which The COnfedeTaIes
levied. and which would secure exemption from
service in The army. They were opposed to
slavery. but not 10 helping a negro seeking 10
escape from cruel master holding him In
bondage. Whom the son Was forced to 20 10 the
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- God IL Gotham, "a roniaAce from t,e i,e
OF well Known actress, aifcVef III paier; Wiz
ten ny Lee Ba9QHl and 6edicatedlG ''tle cha d:
ing GeneFlVe, Tie brleBt sIar That Jules thp as
TIMES OF The atifoTnia Tfieatei - las beet IL.
sued by &. w Dillingham; OF New York I e
an intense loye-hlefy that has COED loi mi L
totd IN q manner that makes ii :Infert Sin r.
though IN some PAT The 1aAguagefS yery c,,i
mnnplaee. IL Is abOok THAT can be taken n, lar
The purpose OF willing away: an lo.trr t]r,trsd
by the Bancroft Company. ~; - 9t'le' =:
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for Infants and Children.

"The use of ,Castoria is so universal and
its merits SO wei known that it seems q work
of supererogation to endorse it. Faw arethe
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach. ~
CARLOS MARTYR, D., b., =
- New York City.
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.SARD0U.s CLFoPArItA- = by 4. D. fIall- fNW
Yolk X: sueet& S.iItli. 268pages.@ TINS bog,
AUGMENTATION q lie FRENCH aulhaa's eele BRAID.
drama Is fine and exceedingly lntetG;tie
wOEt, which by the publishers has. been AIDED
TO the :" Primrose Series" The author, VITO las
very harly way OF telling a story, has Sc
oul boldly, giSl9E pictures thar are full Of az.
prise aud NEST charming. He most graphiclly
denlGtS tue reckless passion of CLEOPATRA. mo
ilas been. SO well portrayed by RernhaTdt nd
Davenport, and her cal a4d Absorb bug Ieyeitf
Antony, which makesiiel zhopelesS after lie AS
met his DEATH The SloIy Is a very illetcstts
one, and II retains tile attention 81 lilo ~ II
from b ginning 10 eud. For sale Ill AL lne%behi
stores. 20. no.. 2: 3. Is. FL. T. =! r..
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10

Louis the 18th called the nobility
together, explained to them the ter
rible condition Of the country, APP
pealed to their patriotism, and
begged them to give up some Of
their privileges. But they refused to
give up any before their heads fell
under the. guillotine. We have not
yet travelled SO far on the road to de-
struction as old France, but unless
radical reforms are worked out in q
near future we will be there within q
few years. JENs p. ANDERSON.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10
Are You Going to
CINCINNA AIT

To attend the Convention in May?
If so see that your tickets read via
the MoSoN ROUTE louisville New
Albany & Chicago Ry). This is the
only line running solid Vestibule
trains between CHICAGO and CINC1N-
MATT with Diners and Parlor cars on
day trains and both Pullman and
Compartment sleepers on night
trains. Trains leave Dearborn Sta
ton Chicago at $50 A. M. and 1882.
NJ. daily. Those wishing sleeping
car Accommodations reserved from
Chicago should advise James Baker
Gen'l Pass. Agent Monon Route, Chi
cago or L. E. Sessions, Travelling
Passenger, Agent Minneapolis, Mimi. !,
stating what space they want and
whether they prefer the Pullman or
Compartment car. Double berths
$500 sections $500 in either car.
Tickets should be purchased through
if possible or at Monon City Ticket
Office, IS Clark Street, Chicago.
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on to the stage where greater things
appear-come up out of the slough!
Don't know as God wants you, but
he wants most everybody-after pur-
ification-and he can do great
things, even in little souls like yours.
WAsIoJA, Apr. LIST, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The proposition of the Exec. Com.
to purchase your paper came up in
our alliance on March 10th, and at
ter a great deal of talk about it,
they concluded that it was best to
let well enough alone. They thought
the paper filed the bill now and if we
got it we might get an editor in
there that might not please us.
We we're all in favor OF the Doctors
holding the paper in their hands,
and we will pray that your life and
health may be spared long time to
do good. j. L. LANG,
Secretary
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10

A man who has prarticed medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt and
sugar; read what he says:
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.-Gen-
tlemen:-I have been in the general
practice of medicine for most 40
years, and would say that in all my
practice and experience have never
seen preparation that could pre-
scribe with as much confidence of
success as can Halls Catarrah
Cure. manufactured by you. Have
prescribed it great many times and
it's effect is wonderful, and would say
in conclusion that l have yet to find
a case of Catarrh that it would not
cure, if they would take it according
to direction. Yours truly,
l.. L. GoRsUCH, M. D.
Office 215 Summit St.
We will give 500 for any case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken inter
nally..
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Props.
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A correspondent asks us if a dele
gate can be elected to the Cincinnati
Convention from outside the county?
We shall answer, promptly, no. 1t
is against all common-law of con-
ventiOns,
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Assessments.


PENNINGTON, Mimi, Apr, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
ENTLEMEN.-WOuld it not be we'll
for the alliances, or their Executive
Committees, to appoint committees
of energetic wide-awake men in each
township, and County Committee in
each County, and good strong ag-
gressive state committee, to meet
with the boards of review and OF
equalization for the purpose of re-
viewing and equalizing the work OF
the assessors of the State?
I know where assessors have listed
stocks OF goods for as low as one
eighth of their real value, and the
same assessor listed farm stock for
all they would bring on the market.
In some of the eastern cities lit
tie vigorous work in this direction
has given very gratifying results.
One instance is quoted where the
valuation OF persona! property was
raised by some four times the former
valuation. In this instance a new
law was made for the purpose, and
is credited with the improvement,
but the law must have had energetic,
determined, iron-willed men behind
it or it would not have ACCOMPLISHED
much. 1t would seem that in coun.
try towns where merchants give in a
stock OF goods for 81, 900 that is
known to be worth $4,000, a wide
awake committee of good Alliance
men might induce the assessor or the
board of review to raise it very ma
terially, especially when it is found
that some other classes of property
are listed at full market value.
w. II. SMITH.
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Revolutions,

GLENDoRADo, Benton Co.,
Jan. 31st, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
We are now in the middle of a So
cial and political revolution and the
contest is growing hotter every day.
1t may be we'll for every reformer to
take up his spy-glass, look over the
battlefield, and try to discover the
dangers which may lay before him.
Every reform can be gained peace
ably through the ballot box, pro-
vided our plutocratic masters do
not resist to force. But that class
has always despised the masses, and
every milestone on the road of pro-
gress of the human race is marked
with blood. Every revolution of the
past could have been avoided il
brotherly love had been the supreme
ruler in the place OF passion and sell
fish greed; even the great French
revolution could have been avoided
if the wealthy had been willing
to listen to reason. The treasury
was bankrupt, the soil impoverished,
the people starving, the nobility
owned nearly the whole country,
and was exempted from taxation.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10

Mr.. Bjorge ''chawed" republican
gum Observation-Disclosures pro TEN
OF the House. Gum is a great insti-
tuition.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10

No letters edited which were re-
ceived after Tuesday noon-but they
will appear next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-04-10
Bids for Twine and Implements.
MCINTOSH, Polk Co., MINI.
April 4th, 1891

MCINTOSH, Polk Co., Mimi,
April 4th, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The Kings-town Farmers Alliance
of Polk Co., MINI, held a meeting at
Mcintosh, MIMI, March 28th 1891.
Said meeting was represented by
delegates from the Fosston, Hill
River, Knut and Winger Alliances.
It was resolved, at said meeting,
that these alliances combine in the
purchase of farming implements and
binding Irvine.
The total membership, at present,
numbers about 600 farmers, all of
whom need Irvine, and the majority
of them need implements.
Other alliances are expected to
Join us later. John D. Knuteson was
elected corresponding secretary and
W. G. Hunt, Business Agent of the
combination. and will solicit cores
pondence in regard to the lowest
prices and best terms from manufac-
turers and dealers in implements and
Irvine. Manufacturers and dealers
who desire to deal with us, should
write to John D. Knuteson, McIn-
tosh, Mimi, on or before the 9th day
OF May 1891, and give their prices
and terms on mowers, rakes, binders,
Irvine and other implements.
No notice will be taken OF firm
who refers the secretary to their
local agents.
On the 9th day of May next the
combined alliances will meet at Nc
Intosh, Mimi, to consider prices and
terms from the several manufacturers
and dealers, who have made their
prices and terms known to the cor
responding secretary.
Resolved that the foregoing be
published in the GREAT WEST, Red
River Dalen" and 1.-The Mcintosh
Times" w. G. HUNT.
JOHN u. KNUTEsoN, President.
Sec'v Kingstown Alliance, McIn-
tosh, MINI.
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TODD COUNTY
Regular Quarterly Meeting resolved
that the GREAT WEST was a more
powerful organ as at present pub
lished.
That they heartily endorsed alli-
ance members who voted for the
usury bill.
That they favored the Feather
stone Land Loan bill, and that the
resolutions be sent to the GREAT
WEST.
Bro. Prentice sends resolutions,
and asks what "24-75" mean on ad-
dress of paper. The numbers mean
your subscription began with No. "a
and closed No. IS. The number is on
the date line under the head line of
the paper. No. IS was three weeks
since. Thanks for kind words.
The resolutions are from South
east Mapleton Alliance, GAL. They
call upon the GREAT WEST to tender
to Sen. Donnelly their sincere thanks
for the noble stand he has taken.
That they stood undivided for HIM
in the past and undivided now.
They desire Lecturer appointed
in Miss McDonald's place, as she
was not eligible.
They favor giving Hompe. Dedon,
and others a political grave.
G. NJ. Prentice, Secretary.
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P. j. Nelson writes a very thought
full dialogue on the philosophy OF
our present condition, which we
have fled for use. 1t is exceedingly
we'll written.