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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29
A Long-Neglected Grave.

That lonely speck in Boring sea
where Commander Bering of the Rus
sian navy, the first efficient explorer
of those waters, lies buried beneath a
rude cairn will presently have mon
ument to the nav isator's memory. The
Russian man-of-war Aleoot recently
visited the spot, and will return with a
metal cross inscribed to the memory
of Bering and his followers and pro-
claimed as the tribute of the Aleoot.
Bering was wrecked on the island in
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29
White and Black RhinocerOses.

African travellers tell us that the
white rhinoceros frequently dies from
eating poisonous plants which have no
effect on the black one, probably b.
cause the !ine scent of the latter tells
him it is dangerous.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.

Henry McGuin, postmaster at
Ernest, has resigned his position.
There are at present rs convicts in
the Bismarck penitentiary-only one
female.
Editor Streeter of the Emmons
County Record, has been renominated
clerk of court of Emmons county.
Lutte Kimball, a successful young
farmer of Dickey county, wants
wife. Girls should stampede in that
direction.
The North Dakota wheat average
this year is estimated by the govern
ment statistician at 1872 bushels
per acre.
A. L. Picard, of Hillsboro, has
vanished from that locality, after
getting drunk and whipping his
young wife.
The little son of Stephen ?. Good
manson of Eyford, Cavalier county,
was kicked by a horse and had his
skull crushed.
A nervy thief stole horse from
the elevator at Drayton during day
light and got out of the country with
out being captured.
Owing to deficiency in the number
of petitioners, the people of Pemb'na
county will not vote on the county
seat removal this season.
The editor of the Bismarck Settler
is proud and naughty. His wife was
awarded first prize in the competition
| for honors as breadmaker.
| L. O. Ulven, of Nelson county,
slipped his foot in the feed cylinder a
few days ago and sustained injuries
from which he died few hours after.
| The North Dakota Methodist
Conference held it's annual session at
Devils Lake last week. The denom-
ination is in flourishing condition.
Willis Mellon, of Dickey county,
who is largely interested in sheep
husbandry, says his profit for the
last three years has exceeded 100
per cent.
At Grafton George Coulter was
accidentally shot in the mouth. He
pointed nickel plated wrench at
boy who responded with aself-cocking
revolver.
Joel johnson caught his hand in
the cylinder of a threSher at Caledonia
and moment later his arm was
literally torn from the socket. He
will recover.
Four children of one family near
Edgeley died last week from spinal
meningitis. The schools in that
section have been closed to prevent
an epidemic.
At the Methodist conference at
Devils Lake over 300 delegates were
in attendance. A good sized audience
that, to tackle his satanic majesty in
his own headquarters.
John Barton, of Ramsey county,
threshed 3,517 bushels of wheat from
112 acres, being an average yield CT
80 bushels per acre. Ten acres yielded
over Al bushels per acre.
The Devils Lake country is over
run with hunters from all parts of
the country. Shooting is reported as
good, and large amounts OF game are
shipped to eastern points.
Alfred Peterson living near Pembina
murdered his wife with a revolver.
Fifteen minutes after the first shot,
seeing that she was dying slowly, he
fired bullet through her heart.
A few evenings since thieves
attempted to hold up Merchant Roby,
of Mandan, but the latter made a
good fight and one of the crooks is
now in jail-the other having
vanished.
Timothy Gavin, of Devils Lake,
who was assaulted and kicked by a
man named Kelly some weeks back,
is dead, presumably as a result OF
injuries sustained at the time OF
the assault.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29
A Valued Playmate.

Little Johnny--I'm awful sorry your
folks is goin' to move.
Neighbor's Boy-ls you?
Little Johnny-Yes. Now. when
ever I break a window or anything, ]
cant tell mamma you did it.-Good
News.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29

Among the most remarkable
inventions at the recent exhibit at
Berlin was set of paper teeth made
by a Lubbock dentist in 1878. They
have been in constant use for more
than thirteen years, and show
absolutely no wear whatever.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29
CEAPPLE7S
NATIONAL DETECTTVE AGENCY.

327 Fcnnepin ave, Minnea polls, Mimi.
All kinds of detective work taken and
attended to with dispatch. l want a
good reliable man in every town, county
and state to act as correspondent. Ad-
dress all communications to Box 81.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29

Senator Morrill,, who spent most Of
last week in Boston, but who has
now returned to his home in the
Green Mountains, is over eighty
years of age, but does not look it.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29

The Watertown Messenger had the
extreme misfortune to "pi" form
containing portion of the tax list
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-29

one day last week. The curtain of
charity has been drawn across the
balance of the item.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

REV DR.. T. C. nin, at Salt Lake Theatre,
March 81. 1892.
MY theme on this anniversary occasion is
''rhe Young Mems Christian Association Idea.''
] acknowledge its fascination. ] confess that
feel its enthrallment; and am happy to assert
the delight with which its study fills my heart.
First, it is an association. Wherever we turn.
we meet with association. There is nothing
alone IN the universe Matter displays the
10 the sway OF that Of graVlfation. whereby
stellar and solar systems are fashioned There
Is not q star that Is not one Of group; not
comet that is not one OF a brotherhood; nor q
sun that IS not part Of q galaxy Atom is
bound to atom gas commingles with gas; dew
drop clusters with deWdrop: mountain leans
upon mountain; ais works with ant; grasshop-
per marches DER valley and plain. one Of
myriad host OF destroyers: budaloes troop in
herds, and wild fowl wing their fight from
northern to southern feeding grounds IN squad
r0ns ana battallOns. Isolation is unknown
from lowest existence up to the bright and
be3ti1c hosts who cry out and shout: Our
fellowship is with the Father and with his Son,
Jesus Christ Prominently Is this charac-
teristic Of humanity The home is the initial
stage OF the law, the citizenship OF a tribe or
nation is further stage; and the fraternity of
The Church OF Christ is the highest earthly
stage. The age we live in owes not little OF its
greatness and its glory 10 the sovereignty of
Ibis principle.
plough every sea with their keels and utilize
every breeze with their sails, is the fruit OF as
scciation- The science which plucks from the
ocean its mystery; from The lightning its mean
ing; from the sunbeam its message; from the
forest its wonder from the ancient hills their
story; from life its laws and from death its les
sons; the science which hath tracked the me-
seor. measured the distances. weighed the i'm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

REV. Thomas Guard. d., Lectures and Ad-
dresses. New York, 1885,
l acknowledge the fascination Of such O
theme as the history of Methodism- / confess
that feel its enthralment and / am happy
TO assert the ever fresh delight with which its
study fills my heart.
Everything in the title Of the society is sug-
gestive.
1t is an association. Wherever we turn. we
meet with association. There Is nothing alone
in the universe. Matter displays the associa-
ton Of chemical an1nities and is subject to the
sway or that Of gravitation, whereby stellar
and solar systems are fashioned. There is not
a star that is not one OF a group; nor a comet
that is not one of a brotherhood; nor a sun that
is not part OF galaxy Atom is bound 10 atom;
gas cOmmlngles WITH gas; deWdr0D clusters
with dewdrop, mountain leans mountain;
art works with art; grasshopper marches DER
valley ana plain. one OF myriad host OF de-
strcyers, buffaloes troop in herds, and wild
fowl wing their hight from northern to south
ern feeding grounds in squadrons and battal-
ions Isolation is unknown-from lowest ex-
istence up TO the bright and beatifc hosts
who cry out and shout Our fellowship is with
the Father and with his Son, Jesus Christi
Pre- eminently is this a characteristic OF hui
mainly The home is the initial stage of the
law: the citizenship of a tribe or nation is a
further stage: and the fraternity OF the Church
OF CHRIST Is the highest earthly stage. The
age we live in owes not little of its greatness
and its glory to the sovereignty OF this princi-
pie.
The commerce which gives its vessels TO
plough every sea with their keelS and utilize
every breeze with their sails, is the fruit of as
sociation. The science which pluckS from the
ocean It's mystery; from the lightning Its mean
ing; from the sunbeam its message; from the
forest its wonder; from the ancient hills their
story from life its laws and from death its les
sons; the science which hath tracked the me-
teor and heayed the lead in the abyssmal depth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

The Christian is endowed with a sixth sense;
he lives, walks, endures conquers by faith.
The pleasures and pains of time minify as the
faith grows and we come off conqueror in things
spiritual which are eternal. Become as one
with Christ tonight and step into the charmed
circle and there shall float from the realms OF
for good to them who love Cod" Habit shall
strengthen you. and passing hence in Gods own
time your character shall proclaim you the son
of him who loved US. bid you go not hence till
in your heart and mind the decision is reached
which will make you one with the saints In
glory beyond the stars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

PLAGIARISM:
!. The purloining or wrongful appropriation
CT 8nothers IDEAS writings, etc, ara giving
these forth as ones own; specifically, the
olIense OF taking passages from an0thers
compositions aud publishing them, either
word for word or in substance, as ones own;
literary theft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

Christianity with it's rest for weary hearts
and its peace for guilty consciences. with its
gift of grace for the feeble will and its pledge
of victory over evil for the selfish heart; with
its benign doctrines Of the fatherhood OF God
and the brotherhood of man: with its might of
kingship over all things, and its sure and GER
tain hope of personal Immortality. both for body
and for soul Christianity, waking intellect
from torpor into manly life OF thought and in
vestigation; Christianity The friend of woman,
of the helpless and of the slave: Christianity
parent of all arts and patroness of all sciences:
scattering with unstin ed hand the germs OF
highest civilization and summoning the pros
trate spirit from vassalage and lust. ignorance
and superstition into liberty OF enlightened rea-
son, sanctifed affection and rational belief;
Christianity, solace Of the broken-hearted
healer of the wounded Spirit fulfller of mans
Hottest aspirations and nourisher of mans sub
FINEST hopes-lifting the thing into the rank of
person. and the cnattel into the consciousness
OF a self-proprietor: placing upon the brow of
the lowliest the diadem of sovereignty. and on
the spirit of the humblest the vesture of king
and priest, for whose culture all nature moves,
for whose growth all forces act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18
TIME MONEY AND
TENDER

Can be saved by buying our we'll made
and stylish clothing. When you lose
your money you lose your temper too
and though time can't be kept, it may very
easily be lost. You are apt to prick your
ears when you are likely to learn OF some
thing to your advantage. Don't prick up
your ears now, but open your eyes. You
can shut them as quickly as you please
providing you don't close them to the fact
that when you purchase a suit or overcoat
from US, your expenditure of time is norni-
nal, your temper perfectly safe from loss
and your outlay OF money iudicious to the
last degree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

It has been suggested that I offer a few re-
marks especially to young Ren tonight Young
men. we want you for your own Lord and
Masters sake The church looks to you; the
country's veal is at your disposal the struggle
is imminent. The plot of the campaign is
mapped out. and the vigorous young man is
called upon 10 enter the fray. The weapons are
not carnal, but principles are the implements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18
LARCENIES OF REV. DR.. ILIFF
A Magnificent Address" Filehed YER
batim From a Printed Book.
CRUSHING PROOFS OF HIGH-HANDED LITERARY THEFT.
A Clergyman Who Steals His Dscourses.
Delivers Them Second Hand and
Poses as Pulpit Orator.

theless, the maggot had got into the Wood.
and has at last bored his irresistible way
through.
THE FOUNTAIN SOURCE.
On HERALD desk lies an unpretentious
book of $40 pages, the title of which reads
LECTURES AND ADDRESSES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

With Memorial Sermon by
Rev II De Witt Talmage, D. D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

BY REV. THOMAS GUARD. D. D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

AS association of young men, it com
mands our attention; it elicits our profoundest
sympathy. 1t must either benefit or curse
them. Associations not always and absolutely
beneficial Men do not always encourage one
another TO noble deeds and honorable principles
in their associations. Not unfrequently they
meet 10 frame iniquity by a law, to concoct
schemes OF plumber to devise methods for cor
ruption of morals and the seduction OF the limo
cent. Their chambers OF assembly may wit
ness the rapid flight of shnttles, weaving webs
of cunning workmanship wherewith to enmesh
the raw and crude and simpe-mnded. What is
the guarantee OF safety? The peril of associa-
tion is lessened by another thought suggested
by the third term in the title of the association.
1t is a Young Mems Christian association.
Yes, this is the guarantee of safety. An as
sociation formed upon and framed to promote
Christian principles, and abiding under the
sanction of the Divine Founder of Christianity.
This tranQullzeS our fears and allays our
anxieties. From what we know OF our Chris
tian religion we unhcsitatingly assert society
STEPPED in The spirit OF Christianity, and true to
the same, cannot but be beautiful in the truest
and best sense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

Christianity, with its rest for weary hearts
and its peace for guilty consciences. with its
gift of grace for the feeble will, and it's pledge
of victory over evil fer the selfish heart with
its benign doctrines of the fatherhood OF God
and the brotherhood OF men; with it's might OF
kingship over all things. and its sure and GER
tain hope of personal Immortality. both for body
and for soul. Christianity, waking intellect
from torpor into manly life of thought and in
vestigation, and unending growth in vigor of
power and in ACQUISITION of knowledge; Chris
tianlty, the friend of woman, OF the helpless and
OF the slave; Christianity parent of all arts and
patroness of all sciences; scattering with I'M
stinted hand the germs Of highest civilization
and summoning the PROSTATE spirit from vas
salage and lust, ignorance and superstition into
liberty Of enlightened reason. sanctified affec-
tion and rational belief; Christianity, soace of
the broken-hearted, healer of the wounded
spirit; fulfiler of mans Hottest aspirations and
noursher of mans sublimest hopeS-lifting the
thing into the rank of a person, and the chattel
into the cOnScOuSneS5 OF self proprietor;
placing upon the brow of the lowliest the dia-
dem OF sovereignty and on the spirit of the
humblest the vesture of a king and priest for
whose culture all nature moves, for whose
growth all forces act
have been requested to address some re-
marks specially adapted to the young men who
may be present tonight. Young men. we want
you for our Lord and Masters service. The
Church needs you Her Head looks to YOU The
future of our religious life and of our country's
veal is at your disposal. In the struggle for
the truth swiftly drawing nigh. we wish to feel
that you follow the banner to be displayed
because of the truth That struggle is immi.
nent. The hosts are mastering. The plan of
the campaign even now lies mapped before our
antagonists.
But the Christian is one endowed with a sixth
sense He is aclairvoyant in the deepest mean
ing of the word He lives, he walks he en-
dures he conquers by faith. The pleasures and
pain OF time dwlnd1e and mnify. Become one
with Jesus Christ and you step within more than
an enchanted circle and on your unsealed ear
there shall float from the realms OF light the
choral shout: I'VE know that all things work
together for good to them that love God" Habit
shall strengthen you. Peril shall educate YOU
Toll shall harden you, and passing hence in
Gods good time your character shall proclaim
you meet to be partakers of the inheritance of
the saints in light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

Compiled by Win J. Guard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

Therefore, as an association of young men"
it commands our most thoughtful attention. it
ELECTS our profoundest sympathy. 1t must
either benefit or curse them Association is not
always and absolutely beneficial Men do not
always encourage one another to noble deeds
and honorable principles in their associations.
Not unfrequently they meet to frame iniquity
by a law. to concoct schemes of plumber, TO de-
wise methods for corruption of morals AMI the
seduction OF the innocent. Their chambers of
assembly may witness the rapid flight of shut
ties. weaving webs of cunning workmanship
wherewith to enmeSh the raw and crude and
imple-miuded. What is the guarantee of
safety? The peril of association is lessened by
another thought suggested by the third term in
the title of the association. 1t is a Young Mems
Christian association.
Yes, this is the guarantee of safety. An as
sociation founded upon and framed to promote
Christian principles, and abiding under the
sanction Of the Divine Founder OF Christianity.
This tranquilizes our fears and allays our
anxietes. From what we know of our Chris
tian religion I unhestatingly assert a society
stepped in the spirit of Christianity, and true to
the same. cannot but be beautiful and exalting
in the truest and best sense.
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