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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

The water speeF
hcatiens presented to the Street and
Water Board gives US the impression
that they are built in the right way.
1t has taken a good time to prepare
them, but if they are what the peo-
pie want, this time has been well
spent.
One feature is certainly sound. The
specifications call for an independent
supply. They preclude the possibility
of Jersey City being made a tributary
or dependent of Newark or any other
city. This is right clean down to the
ground.
We want a water supply in the
worst way, but we want still more to
have it all to ourselves and under our
own control when we get it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

MAS MAGNER.
N BoNNELL.
III KELLY.
IN J. DITMAR
"A. w. STOUT.
#CHAEL J. CoYLE.
+RNELIUs j. TAHEN.
jim TELLER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and are per
feet in composition. proportion and appearance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

The State Gazette publishes this
morning a table showing the number
of industrial establishments in certain
cities, the number of people employed
in them. the gross wages paid and the
sum total of product in money value
in 1880 and in 1890. The decade shows
a large increase in every case; an enor-
nous one in some cases. The Gazette
coolly ssumes that this increase is
due wholly to the Mckinley tariff.
The average man will not be i'm
posed on by any such rubbish as this.
He will be shrewd enough to see that
the phenomenal growth of the
country in the last ten years is the
real cause. In the last ten years
the industry of the country has
undergone a marvellous development,
it is true; but it is notorious that the
less protected manufactures have
shown the greatest progress, while
those which are most protected-the
manufacture of woollens, for instance
have stood still in volume and ret
rogaded in quality.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
LEGAL NOTICES..

IN THE MATTER OF Notice.
THE LAYING OUT,
OPENING. ETC, OF Section 5.
THE NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE Block No. I4OO-sG.
COUNTY OF HUD-
SON. Case No. 1877 B.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

JOHN A. McGRArH.
Counsel.
Dated October !, 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

This is one side of the business.
Had the Gazette possessed one particle
Of honesty, it would have given the
number signed by each President.
W. e,v,1lxv +ho o,n;cc;op
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

THE State Gazette obligingly fur
nishes this morning the statistics of
the pension bills vetoed by the sew
erai Presidents since the war. Here
are the figures, which we take on
tr,7st frafn its columns.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
WIN ~
Counsel.
Dated October !. 1892,

IN THE MATTER OF
THE LAYING OF /.
OPENING, EFr.. OF
THE NE8N PUBLIC
ROAD OF
COUNTY OF HUD-
SON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

Counsel.
Dated October 1, 1892
IN THE MATTER OFTl
THE LAYING OUT.
OPENING, ETC, OF s
THE NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE /
COUNTY OF HUD-
SON. {
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

IN THE MATER OF
THE LAYING OUT.
OPENING, ETC, OF
THE NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE
COUNTY OF HUD-
onI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
ss MONTGOMERY ST., JERSEY CITY.

The Company offers, through its Board of Coz
BEST LEGAL OPINION obtainable in the County.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

the Properly s4arohed and guaranteed ~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Es@%@%$wS kAUEh 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Moses w4s ths ! i * Ik4rsohss
dausAtsr, NM Sslaaon would Mos,s s, Is
NV daushsss 4 3RbArseh's sona
Ths oussn NH sivs = slsesnA Nasca i
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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

snETAULT heying been made in The pays
sws ms9' n " hSn nhs@ q 6 s,ns1ss' fnt. saa
which !. claimed to b due ct the date OF
this notics upon q certain Mortgage, duly
executed and delivered BY Anthoney u
81 Continsnt9lLoan and Trust Company Of
E1pgwich, Edmunds County, Dakota Mort
gakss bearing date the lst day Of July AID.
Register Of Deeds In And for the Countyx0f
B0ttineau and Territory of Dakota, Hbw
State OF North Dakota on the 9th day of
July a. I. 1889, Ate O'Clock q: N. In Boo 3.
gass Wss duly aTsfsnsd 5 a. inssrument
u writing sE,g snyder detsd Sept. 8
tory Of Dakota,,n 8 State OF North Dakota,
ON Jan. 2lths4012 ~ 1850 O'Clock, "A. M. iii
BookN Q ~ gRfaMorttages ct page 21o., The
cAss Of dsfaultin the payment q interest,
coupons aSd etc. the said MORTGAGE OF
assigns may ats their election declare the
and tie said Assignes Of the said MoTrtSaaes
does 20 elect and claim that there II now due
and payable, according 70 the terms OF said
mortgage the sum. Of $792.26. and me- aOtion
boon initiated TO recover b debt secured
by said Mortgage, or any part thereof;
Nov Therefore, Notice 40 hereby given,
Th4tb virtue of. power Of sale contained
d such case a,1 msds p1ovia * ~ ssesaIa
misses described ii q covered 81 paiu
soath:s.st quarter section Two @, Town
ship One Hundred Sixty (t00 North, Range
and s.ste 81 Norm Daipsa, With the IhssssdiI.
public auction, is tho highest bidder FOL
cash, TO payAsAid debt and IntsresES9And the
taxes, u anysSOp said premises,@ n nifty
sS So "a 1 Mornys isc, e sstpulsse1 u san IS
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

The investigation into the alleged
Observation-Disclosures which has been
going on d ST. Paul according to DE
Pioneer Press, has turned out 60
dreary iasco." Il could hardly b
othervise, when it became necessary
TO employ disreputable persons a.
spies informers and detectives to
maaaufaotnrs testimony.
The exposure 81 the dishonest
methods rssortsd to, i due to John
McGees Esq. Of Minneapolis,
formerly of Devils Lake, we'll known
on cosntsof his mastery handling
ofth1 Osvwald murder ease.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

DETAULT has been made In the conditions
ofa' mortgage containing power q sale
dated November END, 1887, y recorded IN
the ondcs OF the Regtster Of Deeds Of Botti-
nsau County, then territory Of Dakota, now
state OF North Dakota, November 2srd, 1881,
In bookA Of mortgages. page lS and again
recorded In said Registered Deeds once. on
Deeembsr hth, 1881, IN book q mortgages
pAgsd 2A, whereby Duncan AcKellAr, an un-
married = mortgageor, mortsased Ito
The Middlesex Banking Company. mort
'sagss, Lots one ID and two(1 and The South
half Of the Northeast quartsrsof. section four
~ in township one hundred and sixty-ons
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
MlRTG4GE SHE.

nEFAULT having boon made In the pay
Dment OF the sum Of Three Hundred Nine
I; sn sIa,m mw;n y !. n ~. 2 g ne p laass y Ta snis
outsd and delivered " Joseph sysr, and
RsbcocA J. Syer his wife, tossA
Isaac aibbard bearing dats the 18th day
once OF the Register Of Deeds In and fof the
County Of B0ttineAu and Territory Of Dar
kota, now state OF North Dakota, or. 3 9th
day Of July Al 1889, at6 O'Clock a. NJ. In
having besn instituted to rgcovsr the debt
secured BY said Mortgage, or any part there
OF IS - te8SSW ~
Now Therefore, Notice il hereby given,
That By. virtue OF q poKeEQ sale contained
in said Mortgage and pursuant to the statute
n u such case sn n : and provided the ,sid
misses described In and covered by ssid
Tho Northwest quarter Of Section Nine ()
Township One hundred and sIxty.one QSl)
Range ssysnsK-nye Gz5( IL Bottanssua County
taments and appurtenanees,. will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, tops*pAid Debt and Interest, and the
taxes, ifeny, on said premises, and Fifty
BY satdsMortgage In case Of foreclosure, and
the diApursemsnts allowed by law; which
sale WIN be made by the sheriff, of saii
'Bottilsau County. at b front door OF the
court house inssae town q Bottineau in said
AID. i892, ar8uo'clocks 81. n. 81 that day,
subject to redemption AT any time within
one year from'theday Of sals, ~ provided
y p.s.d FeDruary nth 4, D. 1852
|'.'. 1 E @'gs,s se,I Mortgage. norts's'''
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
Notice-Timbor Culture.
U; 8, L16d Ofios.
Devils Lake N; i.
!March 4th.

& NeA4Su NSAf AoVAS ~ s@T@8
Complaint having bssn entered At thu
0facs BY Samuel Holmes Against Wiliiam'
Scott for failure 70 comply. Withsiaw q TO
Iih Rsr;C culture Rassy No, 1856 dated
April ~. 1856 uponls the South West
quarter, Section !, Townshsp l61, Range
70, in Bettinsau County, n d, with Asyisx.
g the cancellation Of saidAntry; contestant
allsging that the said William Scott has
failed TO comply withth law 90 to timber
culture in thAs he has mot cultivated Inc
5lAnd,o grown the sam 10 trees or done
anything thereon . rse4ired BY law,
during the past four years, IL bsinr over
grown with weeds; the said parties ars
hsrsby suakmoned TO appear before ii b.
DAM, Notary Public 81 his Office in Botti-
8hssn.N. Don thv 10th day Of April, 1892.
q y o'ctonk !, y; % respond and furnish
testimony concsrning said alleged failuri,
HEARING 81 this Office April 2srd 1892,
II, Shallsy.
Register,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
.MORTGAGE SAEE.

b EHGAGEISE%R - 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DrFAULr haabeen made In b conditions
81 ) mortgage containing power u sale dated
sApriI 9TH. 1883, duly recorded lii the ohice OF
\ Rea,ster 81 Deeds 81 Bottinsan County,
thenterritorx of Dakota, nov statesof North
Dakota, April 9th, 1881, In 9 Asof mort,
gages, pare 5S and again recorded Ia ssld
Registsr Of Desdsoflce, on 2oth, !Sss,
In bookA Of mortgages page 40, Whereby
August ii. Lustig and Anna !, Ilustig, his
wife, mortsaseors, mortgaged %
The Mtddlsssx Banking Company, mort
oaees, tina North half OF he Southeast
quarter 81 section twenty-ons l21 and tho
North half Of the Southwest quarter OF REQ.
ton tpenty-two en- III In township one
hundred and sixty-oHs floItof range seventy
.nve f75) inlaid Bottineau. COUNTY, BY which
default thspowsr Of sais has become opera
tive and no Action Or proceeding ~ law has
been Instituted to recover tho debt remain-
ing secured thereby, or any part thereof
and there 10 claimed to be due on said mort
fxgs Sc thS date hereof, S4e0,25, TO which
amountshouid 30 added the taxes on said
property paid by raid mortgages, amount
ins, with interest : provided in said mort
gage, to S3l,9S, making tho total amount
claimed to be due ct the date hereof on said
mortgage S6O1, n.
Now notice IL hereby eivsnthat by virtue
Of saidpower said mortgage win be fore
closed and said premises sold ! public
auction, by the sheriff III said county OF his
deputy, on May 7th, 1891, 81 ton O'clock "a.
NJ. at tho frons door OF the Post Onioe in
Dottineau In said county to pay said debt.
interest. attorney'sfsss and. disbursement
allowed by law.
Dated March 18th, 1892,
The Middlesex Banking Company lsRAL)
BY Robt.N. jackson, President,
G, Gilbert 4 Co. Mortgages.
ATTORNEYS. Az
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Tie a.M n. johnson paid an
sloquShf tribute to the life. character
and 1sryices Of the late Hon. John
4. GAmble Of South Dakota. in the
Hense Or Representatives on the 18th
March last We regret we cannot
give space for extracts from his
memorial address. 4
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Wa srain call upon the States At
sornsys = hiring Ashley Msars ! ofhe
bull ring. Let it not b said thai +,
4 law 10 vital to the welfare and
rsputation .of the State, cannot be
enforced, Or that the power Of the
press has been .s.ifled and this colos.
~ offender against the LAY is to 20
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

The Public Examiner wrote US .
!. hort tiine mo that he was about t.
Investigate the affairs Of the Mort
gsce Bark and Investment Company
sCfskrs. IVA beg leavs-t to inform
him that an anxious lot Of stock.
holdors and others are waiting fol-
t,sreport. ss- ,5.3 !. IN
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

E 1890 sgfs 49, NAAs4
CAnadiaR FAeinq Es6rls Will Dn1ld "a
oonnsct With fAsaoo 1oad.
Winnipsg, Mir pseisl TslsEran,
M.rsh ns--Y,ars esl4sipsndsnt - il frss.
81 best latllorityset ~ csnss
cifc bsrs tIzs ! rsad fssn
sinst % .ssosuscat vith ihs NIL
Csnsdisn Pscifs wiltbss,
Csnadisn PAoifsl endaass
wh:sk lsss boon xxsrxins
togsthsr Tor ne past fo1rteon n.
srs many nonths hencs .hscome ! a31ssls
~ that business, which thsy - nov
Jointly sxsrting thsmsSiyss ID secure,
Thsss so liase heye -atrong oonbinAtion
az R1ciao cost trade ii snd fssn y idAlli
atstss. - 4gainst 40 n orthsra Pssiassand
eehsr trsnsooatinsni9l railroads. but !
thsAassst Eorthsrn rill havS main I'M
sfiSo.n 4 IN. eosstst IA 1ill 49, !
~ fnlthes ~ sor 10 gfss4 nj, i CAns-
dim mn stfain III III sass A.
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Gllns.
Psci4s, ksssysr, tnssads q fs
n,Asn iss feld. ~ s~nlsrpriss %.
III aanadIsss Pssi1es sbsull y asl
~ aastkSaA dir M
frsn xhisl M III,
82@sak aasAass4A
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

huk which W. ffustrated by the ad-
roit, diplomatic and non.committal
resolution, which paa1ed - follows:
Resolved, ThatssaI do not deem II
wise to give U delegation 20 the
Chicago convention positive III.
structions; nevertheless IL IL INC ssnss
of this convention that ex-President
GFsver Cleveland il prseminently
the bit representative, ofdemocratic
principles, but shouIdSthsy be con.
yinced that his candidacy would not
Ebe tho strongest pn1sible, tknsEn .
The jndgmentsofsfhn Convention thass
they 81 6uld ussAall honorable msa d
to sec1 ! the domination Of q weatsrn
man fof p Ssidsnt Of tho United
States
We hartay agree with Tho con.
vention in this-iti il wise, coIserva-
tive and We think will BE- acceptable
to all Democrats wf66tdssire the SUD
cess Of their principles rather than
that Of ! man Ike Cleveland, who
has endeared himself 70 many by
the magnificent exhibition !. Of
courageous convictions Of bis duty 10
the people; but there are crises sand
contingencies that make his nomina-
ton hazardous 70 the success Of thosA
principles and they are the. elements
which caused his defeat in 1888, ag-
gravate ed and intensified BY the spirit
Of factitn which nov. d~istracts and
Ijeopardizes the democratic party in
the state Of Now York.
The star Of Democrat tic empire,
takes its way westward.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
State Of North DAkotal IL

State Of North DAkotals ~
Cdsnty Of Bottinsau
1n4ths matter of the Estate Of ROBERT
]. NIUHOL deceased. ~ 80
On reading and nlinE the petition OF
,WILLI1M WILLIAMSON praying for
ROBERT ]. NICHoIi Deceased.
IT !! 8 ORDERED,AaT ID Tuesday, the nth
day Of April, A. D. 1902, d one o'clock II. N.
sOf that day, being . day ~OEregulaI term, to-
wit: OF the April term, "A. b. 1891 of this
Court, ct the Court Room thereof, st the
Court House in the Village Of Botjnsau,
County. Of BOttineau, be appointed for hear.
Ing said petition; and that due notice there
OF be given according to law.
OWENHCHOONOVER,
Dated Aarch Sth, 1899. County Judge.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
Train SereS

This road gives reliShle servics.
and superior accomnodxstsfs
sLsEr1sc AMI ptsssss Co.
The finest Sleeping ard ptaans - +
the Northwest.
Colonist sleeping cars afe M both
first and second class passengers. through
without change from ST. Pau1 to Great
Falls, Helena and Butte. also from st.
Paul - Minnnipeg. BritishMColpmbtA snd
North
Close connections inads &pcrant
stations.
For further particulaysssopnsult any To-
cal agent, or address q ES Mhitney. Gen.
Pass. Agent. ST. RaSa
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

The NorSA-wsst quarter ~ Section nun.
bsYsdt1sfvS f12l "a Townships numbered
l0ns uundrsd Hhy-niae fl6o1 north g
aSnss nuinbsnsd Seysnty-four ll74lswsst q
the fifth principal Msdidians sOhlsi ping
on HundfeJ and sixty [l6Ol Acrssss s9aers
81 less acoording4 y the G~ovsrnnsnt survey
Dated March lst 1892.
NortheDakot1Loa snd Trust CON
Assignee Of Mortgages.
R..A. Hiligg Attorney for assignee ~ mort
kaess. 3xmestoHn, n. Dak.
3 First publicstion March 18th, 1892.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

If hair what the Pioneer says j.
stfse &c, about Mears, ssyst the press
sof Worth Dakota. =. Ashley knows
hat iis All true and that il il easily
proved 81 there are too many Of his
l4ts employees about, who would
jS5hp.at the chance to testify against
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Next6sek among other items
from.46 records and otherwise, We
" giysa statement Of those who
have Il Bottineau county, all on
sccountsaf tho oppression ef the
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
,Xhs IN. b. Democrats.

The conySntion held At Grand
Forks ~ eted for .ey.ral
tbinssy proniaent siaohs which was
sthssaelsess1 Of agentleman from
Rolstis county for chairman, this
1sine the third Democratic Coaven-
ton whore the presiding ofscsfsshiass
bssnchosen from outside Of th4 Red.
river psiley. Judge J.sF OBrien.
of Ramssy, 9. ". Bennatt Of Botti-
assu and Hon. john Burke, Who
slieised hearty commsSdstion from.
.allby IL courteous and digni6ed
manner.
The second |prominent feature of
thysaonySaf;ioh doings. Was the az
tsanptsofthe valley counties. excepS
Ca, q comblns .sgsinast he "cows'
Nountiss z they are COMMONLY
callsds hieh sisnallysflilsdssMessr.
Hlldrstb; MarsEa Bsker, grum
nd Canptbasn wers 90 mich for lhe
sradiis and eloquent Tfsby HING
andsths acow counties car5isd tie
day.
The third conventional feature,
Nsrtby 81 notice, VA thes selection of
hs folloring named ciean-cut
1trafyht opt-and. out, dyed II tie
xool, Dsmscrats, to represent North
DAkotsfae TIA Chicago conyentiioen
Jnns, yiz; Hon, w q Roach
lsEsfindse.sn6o s. The chairmaanIls Of
fbs deIeeatioa, QBfielo .
DsYilsIsake y. COZ of Fargo. W.
PnrcelI Of Wshpeton, Andrsx
Iss51t JInestosn md 3.
At Mandan. Ths altsr.
rsspsctively i.
John = Bsdd ResSs,
yesqnyJ ohn RuSell
Hsse
~ IA no1t signihe.at y.
Z lss prossssIingz i Az sce
fNnxea M Aclion II WhieA M
80 nsds 80 hsnpsr he
& With instructions tonS
l6spss ~ xosk I'll OlsFz
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Tho 500 road, which il nov
making its Nay from Valley City,
an. p. direct for Regina, N. W. T.
viii run ecroa the southwest corner
Bottineau Courtyard s the bound.
line, shout 80 miles west Of the
South Antler Creek settlement.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

$50
erstog. II Is therefore 81 the Published
works Of tho great preacher that one
must look for tho materials Of m:psr-
manent fame.
he came suddenly 5efors ths world Il
: t.youthful prodigy" Atssventeen Is
was . recognized preacheri : snnstesn
he was settled pastor OF q LINDEN con-
gregation; at twenty-one E1eter hall
was by lar TOO sansl 10 hold the vast
nrowds which hocked TO hear him, and
ID the tmelhh beard was fully grown
his name was known throughout the
English speaking world. SiYpe the In
mented and eloquent John Shmmer6eld
N preacher 50 young has united such
;eloquence and logical power.
He WA born June 10, 1884, st Kelve-
don, Essex, Of q family o preachers, %
to speak His grandfather, Rev. James
6purgeon. and his father, Rev. John
Spurgeon, were Congregational minis
ters, and his own sons, Charles md
Thomas, twins, are also. In the ministry,
the former already rivalsng the fame of
his father In pulpit power. Thomas y
anss evangelist In New Zealand. fThe
family 10 Of Huguenot French origin.
The great preacher was early spoken,
of % IAN odd child" Heleaxned raid
II, read 8 great deal and reSolutely
studied every problem he met with 81
reading Till he had arriveda t some sort
Of conclusion. He often puzzled bis
fsther, grandfather and the members Of
thsfr congregations by his searching
questions, and as too often happens was
20 highly praised For his proficiency III
study that he became, il d 70 30 feared,
somewhat Of q Youthful prig. On enc
OCCASION be saw . motessed Christian of
some prominence. Ia rafEw doubtful
company and startled. him with the
question. "Whatsdoest thou hsre, Eli
jah7p'
His education extended over 8 wtde
range. Besides ans unusually good
knowledge Of Latin, Greek and French,
he attended special schools IN agricul-
ture and studied many such things as
pedagogy, ,oratory and the scienceso OF
common life anAsmasAipery: Thep
ular religious workn n chsas Pilgrims
Progress he almost 70 ttmosised.
@ Except a an adyoYYsss Of open CON-
mdnion he seemed u growsstricter in
his VIEWS with increasing popularity
and his sermons on the future judgiment
are often quotefas examples Of the most
sublime orthodoxy. They were intensely
Calvinistic, intensely practical and fer
vent 70 aydegree that often melted His
hearers to tears. The actual member
skip OF. his church was about 1000, md
in regular pastoral work he was assisted
hY his brother, Rev. James Archer Spur
geon. His church has also forty-dyeeldars
and deacors, besides the secretaries and
ether officers made NECESSARY By the
democratic constitutions Of tho Haatist
church. Since 1855 ono sermonsspssr week
by M. Sputgyonn hAs bean pabhshed, the
totAlRnoW amounting to thirtysix vol
uassG. His Treasury Of David. seven.
Volumes, Is his next largeswofk and next
III rank : ''The Interpre6a,n Morn
Ing ~ Morning, Evening 81 Evening
md many minor columns an6famphlsts.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
sSttinean Pioneer
sl.WPER YEAR.

The Na,ionN association
holds it, next convention At San
sFrancisco Gil. the 23rd May next.
WI hope I'm n. 2. Press Associs-
ton will ba Srspresented On that occa.