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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CuORISrERs ON STRIKE.


The fact that the majority OF the men and women
IN the vested choir OF st. Peters Episcopal Church
In State.st were not invited to attend the wedding
OF the assistant minister the Rev c. Stanley Bro"n
10 Miss Florence Amelia Halliday, former member OF
The choir which took place Friday, led TO the 40
sence OF the members OF the choir from their places
on SUNDAY only two women and one man III 'le
choir were invited 10 the wedding which was atehueu
nv about $50 persons. The other members OF INC
choir declared that they would not sing again UNI"
the Rev Lindsay Parker, the rector OF the church'
returned He spent the summer In Europe ana 10
expected back this week. II Is said that MISS ham
day and the other in the choir did ,lo' aso
when She sang there. st. Peters is the only chure
in the city that has vested choir OF men anu
women In IL.
A CASE OF SMALLPOX IN ST. MARY's HOSPITAL.
There was a case OF smallpox recently In 81 wary
Hospital and the disease was not diagnosed uh. 0'e
patient was dead. II the most malignant typo
of the disease and the patient was supposed 10 nave
typhoid fever. she was Kate Scuny. domestic anu
was admitted TO the hospital on october A. 'e"
DAVIS later she died and the house surgeon caiieu III
an expert OF the Health Department who SAID that ue
disease was malignant smallpox. the booy was
hastily buried and the hospital was osihleo'eu' alu
no other cases OF the disease have appeared Inc
outbreaks Of smallpox in tenement mouse on Aueip,'
st. last week was not discovered until nine PIsoos
were ill., The first physician VINO called laheu "
diagnose the disease.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF ELDOR4DO.

The managers Of Eldorado deny that the company
lost money during the last season. They say they
made money on Egypt Through Centuries but the
financial embarrassment grew out Of their efforts to
~ "a the cossknsten debt too fast. The buildings.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

Jersey CITY.
r-nr,pn ,,rpSrIF To SAVE HER HUSBAND
A rather interesting wife-beaung case was ~.
hefore Judge IIpplnoOtt In the HUDSON speoii oo
:, ,,ss ciy xes,erday Patrick alias "Tough' murphy
noto.ous nolitca "heeler.' was arrested last jury
having beaten his wife, young woman, III Dlu'a'
manner Yesterday the woman swore that she uiuh
being beaten, nor did she remember s"e"
Inc to the complaint II her husband did beat he'
II was Ter own fault because she hrst thre" Wv
ifter A. him. Judged Lipplncott warned MIS- Nurpy
AGAINST the danger OF committing perjury, ana ui'
nrovtnr useless he told her he thought IL might III
nrove ner memory 10 lock her up for week OF WV
This reused the spark Of manhood left IN her hsoau
,rcast and he told the court that h" wonla rdIc'
nlead ruiiy than have his wife sent up wien UT
fInrnhv left tle stand she was placed IN cu9oooS
Justice Martinez swore to the regularity U tIc ~,
nlaint and Mrs Murphys signature. MurPhiy Vs." -
bed that his wife threw the cover inter Al nm h'u
he pushed her She fell and Der head struch asiI,;
the door The Jury lost time In o)nvlcung Nu'PiS
md Jmdec uppncott devoted less to sentencing am
To snake IIill for six months. Then Mrs Murphy was
allowed to go home.
CaptaIn REYNOLDS n retired Navy officer, VINO o"hto
a farm In New-Jersey, mortgaged the property IN
order TO GO into the cranberry business on Long
Island The men who got him in'o the scheme
bought the mortgage. paying for II In nlhlhs stoh
The cranberry crop proved an inter Ihre anu IA.
mortgage was foreclosed Then captain h"ynous
discovered that the mining stock ne heid "s "o'H
less lie now asks ceChancelof llthey 10 seV nv
transaction aside for want OF CONSCIENTIOUS D'
cision reserved.
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appears to have gained considerable influence over she
old man. TO the extent OF making MN pehe'e Blu
u ras hid ongmer. Bertha Is under arrest
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f. & w.
A NEW COLLAR
U'BIcUE.

Browns Camphoratcd Saponsceous DentiIrice
the best powder the world for preserving the
and delicnus' Is cents bottle
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Announcements.

PHILLIPS DIGESUBLE CoCoA M.
Delicious easily diges,ed and hlghy houH'hns' ihe
only cocoa with rich chocolate favor.
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HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d..
On NNTAr ElTII CT
UBIoUE.

diseases o, the Nervous System Geno.Urnarv organs
Inr,snrcv and Sterlty. Hours. % !, , 70 s.
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rho rrotcctye thrift articles Of Mr. Horr Reprinted
In low priced sheet form for popular distribution.
page. Of The Weekly Tribune. ] cent per copy. zoe
copie. IS cents. 1000 copies, So. In lots OF 1e,00o
or more, $3.50 per 1000.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

u'KINLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular
10 priced sheet Extra. presenting In popular form
e-. points from MIR. Aldrichs great speech 10 the
nit ed states Senate and the results Of the non.paPs
tsau of prices. and showing the excel.
len, ef ect of the Mckinley bill Wages and Pricea
A pnxe. Of The Weekly Tribune. cent copy 100
COPIES. IS cents. 1000 copes 3d. In lots Of 10000,
$3.50 per 1000.
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FINANCE AND FARMING. No. 114.-The beM Of
,Ie money articles of MIR. Horr, In the pamphlet
named above. Reprinted In low priced sheet fOrn
for popular distribution. Makes pages Of The
Weekly Tribune. cents n copy 100 copies. -
cents 1000 copies. S4 In lots Of 10000 and more
G "a fhou.u md.
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AFTER.DINNER sPEECHEs.-A handsome ~. =,
phIet of 81 pages, cont lining the most e'oa"i a
ente rtnning after dinner speeches ana "e" sci
dresses OF the public dinners OF the VIM"
,9L In New. York City. ID cents u cop''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-13
Gin meues Sfartets.

Selten bate elm rein fpefulatipes
Bii9lein 10 groBes Iufieben in fait
allen S6ibten Der 8ep0lteruns errest,
mie ieinerSeit 78ellampS Looking
backward. Oie Soee, bab nit bem
Mnbru6&Aoes neuen Wtillenniums eiit
ibeal pDllfommener 3uitanb Der menid=
liden @eieaidaiten eintreten miiBte, oaB
idmmtli6e @orporationen, grmerbsse=
ieni9aften unb Gei6dfte in ber-Nation
als iolher aufgeben miBten uno bas
@elb, bic Wursei allies uebels unb aller
@erbre6en, baour9 pon ielbit fortfallet
miiBte, bate etiuas unsemein Selteden=
oes. 9a5u fam Die 8ouheau=d9nli9e
@infa6beit uno Glarbeit Der Saritel=
lung, nm 8ellamps nelter Sbeorie bonn
3ufunftsfaat beseiiterte slnbdnger in
GROCER 3abl gu beri6affen. Inter oie-
fen gab es tpieberum 8iele, iuel6e Sli
prattii9 unb ungeouloig anselegt pa=
rem, um .unfru6tbarene rdumereien
na6subdngen ober li6 nit Der slusii9t
auf 9eaamDs Millennium gu bertrDiten.
8ielmebr bei9loiien lie, bas Dina gleid
prattii6 ansufaiien uno @emeinmelen
i'm Sleinen mad Selamp'iden Geeept
3u griinoen.
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,.lommem iino; benn cine gpaile, beren

islommen llno; benn cine Maiie, oeren
sltiru Ill elmer &rantbeit alsu frii6 In
pas grab geiuufen lino, ioll man f9on
nis &iitli6t auf ote tommenoen sc
dlebter nidt beirat1en". Ntan iie6t
gtantegaSSa iiberbletet in oieiem punfte
to1 uniere mooerniten Naturalilten,
IND Der berbe @goismus, Der aus ben
Sramen Sbien's uno Sauptmann's
ipriht, artet bel benz feinfiiblisen Yro=
ieiior fait sur Gemiitbsrobbeit aus.
Genn peldem Manne miiBte es nidt
oielmehr tief i6mersli9 als 9liidberei=
teno iein, menn feline Satin an ibre
Stern niemals obne bas @efiibl pebe-
opllen S9auoerns bepten tonnte, bab
oieIelben bel elmer @iienbabntataitropbe,
einem S4iifbru9 ooer oerslei9en por=
,eitig ibr 2eben einbiiben mubten2 limb
,nblid laBt Mantesassa cine srobe
Sauptio9e pOllis auBer a6t; er ipridt
nDbl BON Der 9unit, elm Neib gu neb=
men, aber nidt BON Der melt i6wieri-
geren, elm ggeib gu befommen, tpenig=
items elm Iol9es Weib, tuie es nod oes
Selebrten 9lnforoeruneen an Slid be-
I6affen iein muB.
,@iini9en mir cine ioeale g9e, 10
miiiien ii6 bic SOrper, Die Ser3en uno
aud Die Sntellefte beiratben. llno in
oieiem Salle baben mir in unierer @e.
noilin gu iu6en mad elmer bisfre=
ten Siloung, einem ansgeipro9enen
8eIdmade fiir alles S9bne, na9
einem ausgebilbeten 8eoba9tun9slinn
unb elmer geurtbeilung Der meni6lt6en
@baraftere. Sinh alle bieie giaen=
I@aften in elmer Srau bereinist, 1T iie
aud nrb iiberbies bibi6 unb gut, 10
last tiibn, oaB ibr Der be9liidteite
Damn auf groen feio!"
9fotabene, iuenn tie bic gurige tpirb,
mas Der sroBe Yaolo su iasen persibt.
Sas SUDDEN 1T cine Sadie, bic in un-
Ierer @epalt ltebt, ni9t aber bag SSin=
ben. llno wenn elm Seiratbslultiser
cine Yerle bon Srau, ipie Die aei6il=
oerte, iuirtli4 sefunoen unb, mas in
.pielem Sale natiirli9, ia felbfper-
hdnoli6, li9 biz iiber bic Sbren in iie
uerliebt bat, wiro er ielber Die 3unit
beiiBen, Der 9lusertpdblten gu sefallen,
miro er ii6er iein oiirfen, baB iie su
Ieinem antrase Sa iast? Wtan iiebt
IS sibt nod cine sroBe Mense bon
Sragen, bic lid UNI 6as Slid Der Gle
oreben, suuo Die ale gu beantmorten,
audi cine san3e Sibliotbet eelebrter
Sdnoe aus Der Geoer oes eeiltpollen
Wtantesa5sa ni9t ausrei6en piiroe.
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81 9Dien ufaubt m a

= Sn @ien glaubt man
pieoer einmal, bic Sra9e Der 2uiti6iif=
iabrt tbeoretiid selolt su baben. Sers
uorra9enOe Se6niter bes borti9en Qero=
uautil6en 9ereins iino, pie Die n9leue
6rcie YreHe" ausfiibrt. mad eingeben=
ben Stuoien uno Grperimenten al Der
lleberseugung selangt, Die aud Ober=
lieutenant SDrnes, Der Selo Der iueitet
9ta6tfabrt bon g8ien bis an Die Office,
aboptirt bat, baB Der 2uftballon per=
lallen uno oab Sur 9tababmlln9 Der
groben 8Ogel (Se9ler) geidritten per=
ben miine, pobei Die Stationen our
2lblaiiung BON 2ufti6iifen auf erb5bten
Buniten erri6tet perben miillen. Die
neuefen 6orti6ritte in Der proouetion
Doblfeilen slluminiums unb in Der
Contraction lei1ter Motoren bat Die
Sade Der 9lusfiibruns ndbereeriidt.
gtun tit Der Griinoer Der eontinuirli6en
Sanone, Marim, Der ii9 sesenwartig
in Grapforo in Sent (gnalano) auf=.
6alt, iofort sur Sbat seIdritten uno
bat ben Yau zines 2uiti6iiies nab
sleibem Prineipe in 9lneriff senommen.'
Sein Ipparat beltebt aus einem mittels
S6raubenfAigel beiue9ten 9leroplan,
Der aus elmer umfanereiden Platte nit
i6mdleren Seitenfliiseln sebiloet miro.
Der Ipparat 1T piel sr6ber. ais ale
bisber sebauten euftidbiife. Die
Saupti9wierisfeit, all Der Marim nod
laborirt, lit Die Srage. oh Die Wai6ine
fart 9enug lit, unb Der glufgabe, oas
6leidseiuidt su balten, tuel6e beim
8o9el Die Qlrbeit bes Sirns lit, gelua6=
len ilt.-9ln iol6en Wenns uno 9lbers
i6eitern alleroinss bduiis senug Die
berrli6iten Grinoer=pbantaiieu.
Gin bosbafttr Siener.
8raf: (Oer nit ieinem neuen Sier=i
ipdnner auf oas S9loB fdbrt: ,Sa=i
nos, i6auen bic 2eut' re6t!" Sanos:
ngiein, Serr 8raf!". -. Grad 0fterer
Wieoer9olung bieier 6rage pirft Der
6err 8raf plObli6 I'M, 10 oaB er in ben
StraBenfotb sii liegen fommt.) sSerr
graf, jeBt i4au'n Die 2eut"
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Seoen Samlfase 1T Sibuns uno
3abltag. &e6nunsen uerben 9epriift
uno anseuieien, Der Speiiesettel fir
bic fpmmenoe @obe enttporien, oas
ansuI6aifenoe Nuantum on 9lab-
runasmitteln II. {. p. i'm 8oraus uno
rei6lid bemelen, beitimmt unb Der
Sberto9in nit betaillirter Snltruttion
fir ieoen einSelnen @odentag oas &e=
iultat i6riftli6 uno turS mitgetbeilt.
5dglid 9ibt es brei quite unb parme
Wlabl,eiten. @rwadIene sablen fir
9lles in 9lllem SO unb $3.50, Sinoer
,pii6en orei uno iieben Sabren $l.25.
Sieier Stub beiiebt nunmebr in lln=
perdnoerter @eIalt felt Neuiabr 1891.
Olan bat ben 6runOIab ansenommen,
um llnbequemlihfeiten gu permeioen,
nur 10 piel 91itslieoer aufsunebmen,
als in Dem SpeiieSimmer, pbne Ge=
ordnse gu peruria6en, untergebrddt
perben tonnen. Sesbalb miinen sabl=
rei6e Mnmelounaen porlduiie nod lln=
beriidii6tigt bleiben. So6 lit es i'm
Werte, ein erDBeres Saus su mietben
uno bann Die Wtitslisosrolle 81 erDei-
tern.
Die GriparniB besifert iib auf elm
Srittel bis bic 6alfte Der ionit BON fir
iib lebenoen Samilien aufsepenoeten
RpIten.
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gisentbamiide Sdae erbli1er 9e.
laitung.

Wan bat beoba6tet, baB beltimm.e
Sorten Spiritupien in bobem @raoe
beraul6eno isirteu auf Semanben. Der
oieielben Wtengen anberer 9lei6 altos
bolbalti9er 0etrdnte re6t gut pertra=
gen fam.
90 mar Semanb, Der Stun, glrat II.
orgl. re6t gut pertraeen fonnte, BON
iinem @laie Sranbp pollit1noig be-
rauidt unb CAB ielblt als 8runb fir
oieIe S6wa6e an, baB iein Sater ein
Sranop=Srinfer geipelen lei.
3wei erpa6Iene S6bne zines Wtan=
nes, Der in Der sliidli6en Gage mar,
Iein gauges Seben nit Sorliebe Gbam=
pa9ner trinten su tOnnen, periielen ios
Tort in Selirium, iuenn lie bieies ,,@e.
nuBmittel" senoiien, wdbrenS ssine
anoere Mtarte aud nur anndbernO
i9nlib auf iie mirtte.
Wtan bat ferner beoba6tet, baB elm
mdBiger Srinter bel Stoiiwe6iel su
Ieinem grDBten @rltaunen bon elmer
tleinen Wienge berauibt muroe uno bat
ais llria4e ermittelt, oaB er erblid 3u
oem neuen S5toif neigte.
Sin FOLDER Taa trug Ii6 iiin9lt in
gSelt=Gonoon Su. @inem Yaitor, Der
Iwansig Sabre gewobnbeitsmdbig @ein
Iu ieinen Mablseiten trant. 9ab man,
als er einmal bonn Sturme oroentli6
our6geI6iitlelt wproen mar, einen eu=
tenS6lud warmen &um sur Stdrtung,
uno liebe ba, er ipuroe total beraul6t.
2lls er nii6tern geipOroen, er;dblte er,
oab ieln Sater meitinoii6er 3uderbauer
uno Elm &umtrinter eeipeien iei.
Gin gBeinl6meder fanb, baB er fei=
men Gioer=Sranbb pertra9en tonnte uno
oieler einen meit beraul1enoeren Gin=
fluB auf i'm ausiibe, als anbere Spiri=
.uoen. Sein 8ater mar nit 8orliebe
OieIem vliebli4en Getrants" susetban
seiueien.
Sine befannte S6atIa6e lit es, oaB
ainoer BON Sdufern entpeoer Der be-
Itimmten Sorte ibres Saters ie6r suaes
neigt = aber erbeblib lei6ter pDn ibr
beraul6t tperoen, als BON anberen Sc
trdnten, ooer ibr iebr ab9eneiet lino.
Sn beioen Sdllen lit pbDliide Ibnei=
gung borbanoen, i'm eriteren 6alle bat=
ten lie Die 2ult bonn 9ater nod 9eerbt,
aber Der G0rper lebnte bas Miteeben
ab, i'm stpeiten Srlle ipar aud bic 2ult
bereits in llnluit iibersesangen, mas
,ntidieben elm 6orti6ritt 9esen eriieren
mar. gs entltebt nun Die interelante
6rage: Satte Der Sater' in Dem einen
uoer Der anoern Salle li6 su piel ooer
3u wenig nit Der be5. Marfe perpit=
tert2 Sie SeantDortlIns edbe su in=
terelianten S6luBfolgerunsen Seran-
lalung.
Sine eigentbiimli6e Seobadtllna
mO9te ib bier erlpdbnen, bic piellei6t
l6on Siele gema6t baben Gin glIen
tann man ii6 piel eber sumioer genie
ben, als Elm @etrdnt bel benielben uno
oiel iibleren Solgen. @s ideint onraus
berporSu9e9en, baB man cine Siinoe
I'm Srinten Diel e6er begeben tann, als
zine iol6e i'm G1en. Die eBbaren na=
hirwiorisen Subltan3en baben psgen
ibrer aus Dem 3eriebungsprocefIe ii6
snttuifeinoen Saul9aie i'm &Orper cine
tbeiligere@irtuna. oils Die flii6tistn
naturwiori9en SubItansen = i9 trinte
oesbalb lieber 10 @las Yier.. als i6 10
8ramm Sdie eiIe = am lisbfen teins
Don beioen.
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Ino oas i6n bdlt In tauIeno Siloern

ano oas ibn bdlt In tauieno Silbern
feit;
Wobln bos ln9liid fliidtet ferne Der,
llnb oas Serbre9en sittert iiber's Meer;
Oas Sano, bel befen lodenoem Ser.
beiben
Die Soffnung oft bonn Sterbelaser
iprans
uno ibr panier ourb ale Stiirme
i6wang,
I'm es am iernen Stronbe su SerreiBen
llno bort Den 3tpiefab bittern Soo Si
baben
Die Seimatb bdtte pei9er Tie 6esraben."
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SntereTant fur ,,Wafber".

Neues Gelocipeo, eisens su benz
3med cpnItruirt um @eden, Die ben
Mdoels nahlaufen, 8elesenbeit su ge-
ben. ibrer 2ieblinsstbdtisteit nadSu=
seben uno Susleib in reipectuoller gnt-
iernung ibrer gnsebeteten Die Wiiibe Der
Torwdrtsbewegrlng abSunebmen.
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@nat 1873 'sansen.

Sibt ba Sursamoafer
Sei'm 9llieha bort.
&eo'n mitananoer
Gar a lpibtis's Wort.
Wero an Surgamoalfer
Woltern eng uno marm,
3eo't bor latter @ifer
Wtit Die Sano' uno 2lrm.
Bumps! Sa itoBt er 9 @lasl
Noller Bier 3'leBt um,
Mabt an Serrn Gheha
Sropfnab umaoum.
Sat oa Surgamoaiter
Stint iid ipesag'i6uBt. -.
p@uat is's 'ganga!" iaste er -
llno Der 9lnber' puBt.
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i, Sltf in Die Sutunft.-

. ltu III ole d II l. -
Sic pollen alio S9ren Sobn ni6t 9lrst
werOen laNen? = 9tein, ct ioll peroen
Santier, wie i6, 9ler5te gibt es idon
9enu9. Warten Sic nod flint Sabre,
oa laufen lie in alleu StraBen rum:
9iir gu bebanoeln? Sir gu beban=
oeln?
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sic entltanoen, pieleibt gum eriten
Mal felt benz 10 tldslid sei6eiterten
llnb ben erlten' driltliden @emeini ,af-
ten na6sebiloeten 8eriu6en Der Yuri=
taner uno ben itariitii9en @ommunen
mad Der Sbee bes Experimentation, aber
ebrli6en 6ourier, eommuniitiide @e=
meinben, beren @riinber allerDinss
einen @runbfebler begingen. Sic
iiberiaben, baB Sellamp cine lleberein=
itimmuns Oes sansen 8olfes foroert,
baB feline Pldne. penn iiberbaupl aus=
fiibrbar, bur9 bic Nation als iol6e
ins Wert 9eiebt uerben miihen.
Sn Sesus auf Elm oerartises Inter-
nebmen ipirD aus 9lbilene i'm Staate
SanIas beri6tet: Sn Sunction Gitp,
mitten in oieIem perbdltniBmaBig iun=
gen Staate, lit ein @emeinipeieu mad
8elamp'i6em Muiter besriinoet, tpel=
9es btsber in ieinem 8erlauf BON gr=
fOlg 9etrOnt woroen lit.
Sie Sbeilnebmer bieier Geleli9ait
iino fiinf5is Der auseiebeniten Samilien
Der Staot, uno namentli9 ipielen
prattiide uno einli9tise Srpuen cine
Sauptrplle in Der 8ernaltung. grd=
iibentin lit bic 6rau bes Staotri6ters
Sames Sumpbren. Ser Club mie
man ii6 nennt, bat ausrei6enbe @e=
i9dftsrdume oemietbet; Die monatlide
Wtietbe foitet $40, bic Sienltboten- in
Sanias linO iolde nod 9ant Der itar=
fen @inwanoeruns nod oem @eiten 3u
baben-erbalten SIC bic Wobe. Sas
eri6elnt an ii6 siemli9 tbeuer, ba iie
aber Die san5e Slide, Wdi6e unb gluf=
wartung beIorsen, 10 ersibt iib fir
eoes einaelne WtitslieO Elm iebr 9erin=
ger Seitras gu ben Soften. Sm @an=
SEN fino flint SienitbOten. semietbet
lporben. Sn Besue auf Die 9ermal=
tun9 iit Die duBerite piinttli9teit uno
Sauberteit einseiiibrt.
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= Splitter. Man ioa ieins
i9muBise @di6e ni9t por Den 2euten
pai6en = neil iie Oaour9 9eDiB nidt
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-22
Abraham Lincoln

When leaving his home at Springfield, ILL.,,
to be il augurated Pre- ,ident of tie United
States, made Il farewell add eSs to his old
friends aud nci hbors, in VIII CHI he said,
SEIGHRoRs GIVE YOUR BOYS A CHANCE"
The words come with as much force to-
day as they did thirty years ago.
How give them tins chance?
Up in the Nortwc>t is great empire
wa ting Tor young, and sturdy fellows to
come and develop il and grow up with
the country" All over this broad land are
the young fellows, the boys that l. ncoln
referred to, seeking to better their condi-
ton and get on III life.
Here is their liance!
The country referred to lies along tho
Northern 'acitic Il. Il. Here you can find
pretty much anything you want. In
Minnesota and in the Red River valley of
North Dakota. the finest Of h,are lands
Tilted tor wheat and grain, or as we'll for
Dakota, and Montana, are stock ranges
limitcss in extent. clothed with the most
nutritious OF grasses.
II a iruit armng region is wanted there
is the whole State o: Washing on to select
from.
As for scenic delights the Northern Paci-
tic Railroad passes through II country I'M
Iarallele'i. In crossing the Rocky, Bitter
Root, and Cascade Mountains. the great est
mountain scene y to lie >een in the United
States from car windows is found The
wonderful bad lands wonderful in grace
full form and glowing color. are a poem.
Lakes Pend IT. Oreille and Cnur d. Iene,
are alone worthy Ola trans continental trip,
while they are the tisherman's Ultima
Thule. The ride along ,lnrk's Fork of the
Columbia River is a daylight dream TO
cap the climax this is the only way to reach
the ar AIMED Yellowstone PARK
To reach and see all this the Northern
Pacific Railroad furnish trains and service
OF unsurpassed excellence The M ost APP
proved and comf,r alb Pal zee Sleeping
cars; the best Dining cars that can be made;
Pullman Tourist cars good for both first
and second class passengers; cay ding
Dsy coaches. with Baggage, Exp'ess. and
Postal cars all dawn by power vi Baldwin
Locomotives make a train fit for ROYALTY
itself.
Those seeking for new homes shnul i'd take
this train and go and spy GU, the land. To
be prepared, write to
CHAs. s. FEE.
G. p. & T. A..
ST. PAUI NINy
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-22
Ito BE CONTINUED
ALL FOR LOVE.
Ala G,ose Ho-s,'e,,tts Freed ON
for a Barnyard,

Ala G,o.. so.s,e,stts Freed ON
for Barnyard,
Last Winter D. w. Little, one of
the adobe farmers on the west of
town, shot into q band of geese; a
white gander was struck and one
wing broken. Mr.. Little took the
goose home and gave him to his boys,
who doctored his wing. and he soon
became so tame as to follow the boys
about wherever they went, eat from
their hands and even poke his head
into their pockets for corn or wheat.
A few days ago band OF wild geese,
flying over the premises and making
their usual CHATTER, attracted the
attention OF the domesticated gander,
which gave an outlandisn display OF
quacking and shrill yells IN goose
language that had a most startling
effect with the band flying past. A
fine white goose was seen to leave the
band and shoot down until it landed
i'll the yard at the ide of the pet, and
the meeting WAS demonslrative to an
exciting degree. Theirga bbin., q,rack-
ing and amusing antics afforded as
much fun Tor the boys who witnessed
the meeting as they would have found
IN q circus. The new arrival, which is
probably a mate OF the now tame
goose, refuses to leave, but will fly
over the fence when the two are APP.
preached by the boys, and then fly
back to the mate when the boys step
aside.