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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-18
N..,e. q ri.al rr..s
Land once ct Grand Forks, n. D., Sent 3

1875.
settler ss .d noos h. ei s
make final proof In support Of her claim, and
that said proof will BE- made before tho Clerk Of
S s GSast n ina o 10. mDns GNGIn,y
Dor 10th, 1895, viz: Catherine g. Pufdy, for The
northeast quarter OF section twenty sever, town.
ship one hundred and sixty-two north, OF range
Ia. And she names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and cult.
vation Of said land, vis: Francis Pe.iseau. John
Assei:ine. ali Of Toilette p. o. North Dakota.
Any pereOu who desires TO protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu.
GppoftnSlty Il lie above mentionsd lime and and
place 10 croes-examine the witnesses Of said
claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
JAs.v Brooke,
l2.11 ReRistel
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S0AAOn1s
County Of PsnbIns. IS
District Court: Seventh Judicial District.
Grettx J John stOn. plaintiff, We. John Johnston,
The stat. Of North Dakota to the above named
defendant.
You, John. Johnston, are hereby summoned
and required to snsWer the complaint IN the
above entitled action, d copy Of which Is here.
with served upon you, and to serve . copy Of
your answer to the said complaint. on the sub.
scrbsr, q bis once in The city Of Pemblna in The
county Of: Pembina and state aforesaid, within
thirty days after serving this summons upon
you, exclusive Of the day Of sich service, and
II YOU fail to answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action
Will apply to the court for the relief demanded
In the compliant, besides costs and disburee
ments.
Dated october 18th a. D. 1895.
W.. KNsRsHAw,
Plaintiff . Attorney, Pembina, n. D
To John Johnston, defendant.
You are hereby notified that the complaint In
the above entitled action was lied with r. A.
Hart clerk Of the district court at his office In the
city Of Pembins, on the 18th day Of October A.
ID. 1895.
w. J. KNIEeHAw,
1870 Platntifs Attorney
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Advantage to The c.liforn,. Traveller.

xHusa"sAHe 20 ING Calitosnia TfaveIer.
Is the new through tourist car ser.
vice inaugurated by the Northern Pa.
cific Railroad, In connection with the
Southern Pacific Railroad, Shasta
route. between the east and Califor.
mia points via. Portland, ! Oregon. these
cars leave st. Paul and Minneapolis
every Wednesday afternoon via. the
Northern Pacific Overland" arriving
at Sacramento and SanFrancisco the
following Monday morning. Berth
rate only $500. For reservations ar,
ply to F. G. Warner, ticket agent N
P. r. R., Pemblna, N. D.
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Editors Wilson and Hager are scrap.
ping over the fact that the former
did not assume his duties as Judge of
the bicycle races at Hamilton Fair.
Mr.. Wilson inttmates he did not un-
dertake the Job US he felt incompet-
ent to Judge Of the beauty there re.
presented. We believe Mr.. Wilson is
right in his estimate of his ability as
q Judge Of good looks, form the course
Of the same article he says "Ward.
we'll IL mighty homely."
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Real Estate rran.fe,.


This list is furnished by A. Short
Co., abstracters of title, and real es
tate agents. Plenty of money to LOAF
on improved farms on short notice.
A A White to H J Watt, lott
blk 81, Bathgate. ..........$ 1875 O
G A Eastman, trustee TO Jas
Flanagan, lots q and % blk
10, d s. NJ add to Drayton.. SO o
Jas Flanagan to Catherine
Flanagan, lots q and % blk
10, d & M add to Drayton.. IS Q
j Fitzsimonds to A Fitzsi-
monds, lots 3, 4, 9and Sand
s hf sw or 3O-164-55. ........ 1C
Comstock 4 White to E
Brennan, lots 6 and I blk
IL. Bathgate............... 200
Margret Crichton to Eliza
beth S Fearce, lot 10 blk II
ST.. Thomas. ......... 500. 700
E j Brennan to VIM Mclean,
lots 6 and Z, blk II, Bath
SoVV. ..s.s...s .............. Z0U
j b McCulloch to City of ST.
Thomas. part of lots 10, IA
and Is, blk IS, st Thomas. so
A Chidley to J E Clifford, sw
or 31-161-51. ................ II
J E Truemner to Schwitzer
Bros, part of lots /, 2 and 8,
blk l, Hebert's add to Ca
Waller. 225 {
] Betchel TO Christian Fish.
er, lots 8 and 7, blk II, Bech-
tells add to Cavalier. 5000. 15O
County Auditor to S Gran
dy, lots IL to "a inclusive,
blk So, st Thomas. ......... Al
Emma M E Mennedy to Rich.
ard Horrocks, lot %. George
street, Drayton. ........... 30
VIM Mcbride to T B Holmes,
sw or 13-16O-53. ............. I,
r E Armstrong to Elizabeth
Williams, lots 81 and 90 blk
IA, Bathgate. .............. $50
Elizabeth Williams to Geo
Ganssle, ne or 3l-l63-52. 5000
VIM Shepherd 10 j ] O'Sullt-
van Sc qr1s-159-54. ....... $500
Job Sigurdson to Johannas
Einarsoa, s hf Sc or sec. 4,
n hf ne or sec. 9-l59-56. 90. 700
A w Smidt to F w Cockburn
lots IL to n, blk A, ST.
Thomas. 100
N and P E Hebert to G w
Spotswood. part ne ar NV
or s-16l-54. $50
G Barthelette to A u Gibson
Sc Or s-162-55. ............. $500
A H Wagner to ] G Mathie-
son, " hf NV Or sec 5. n hf
ne or 6-l61-54. ..............1 1000
Johann BUTLER to G Sheard,
NV Or Sc or 32-164-54. 20,
Fargo Loan Agency to John
Ganssle, hf sw or 15-l59-53 1900
First NATL Bank, St Thomas
to F Sutterlin, sw or 2e.161-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. II
Thos end VIM Brady to VIM
Brown. lot 10, blk II. Bech-
tells add to Cavalier. ...... 200
Halvor G Jordal to Gunder H
x&part hf ne or 2s-159-55. 80. 374
Halvor G Jordal to Canute
Canuteson. part a hf ne or
&-15s-55.................... 374
w II Code to Elizabeth Willis
Sc or 15'le2-5l. 1850
P G Donovan to Tim O'Brien
lot 10. blk %, Neche. ....... $50
] L Walton to E Il Thomp-
son sw Or 2s.16O-53. ....... $500
"a F Appleton to NJ Kraft, lot
I 80 to SO inclusive, blk 8,
Crystal. ..................., 500
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Ia Acheson TO John Halcrow,

ia Acheson to John Halcrow,
sw Or 1o-l60-6l. ............ l,60 0
Geo Erskine, administrator,
TOT d Trenh0lme, sw Qr2b-
1851. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 0
d II Wallace to VIM McMil.
Ian, lots Q and 10, blk 3 Cry
stall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 0
Eleanor Vaughn to N g
Young, Q hf Sc or 4-l62-55.
hf nc Or 9-l62-55, n hi sw
Or 3-l62.55, n hf sw Or and
! q hf Q hf and nv or lO-l62-
| observation-disclosures ,4oo 0
A w McCrea to ] Bresseau.
| lot A, Third street, Nc
I Crea's add, Drayton. 500
A w McCrea to II E Seward,
lot ~, Third street, Nc
Crea's add to Drayton..... 500
'Gudrun Rognvaldson to Thor
I lakur Biurnson, n hf sw Or
! 4.160-55. Observation-Disclosures. 800 0
A L Miller to Blrget o. Nyh-
ers, Sc Or 2O-l5e-53.. 100000. $500 0
Grand Forks Mercantile Co
. TOD Paxman, lot and 4 blk
30, HamtltOn,... 625 o
J e Orr to H J Watt and N
G Young lot 8 blk 80, Bath.
SaUe.. 2eJ
H j Watt to N CYoung, half
interest in lot 3 blk 81,
Bathgate. Observation-Disclosures. SO o
Randall & Norton to J Smith,
lot 81 blk 3, Hamilton. 500 O
T G Thompson to John L
Walton, hf 22-I59. So ne or
27.l5s-53. 10000 O
Johannes Einarson to Tho
rumm Sigurdson, W hf sw
or 33-16O-56, NV or NV or A
s s. Ss gs oF E 51 .YSsS ss6ssia 1900 o
Sc Or s5-1el-52. ............. 1900 O
w w Lockwood to G Cross,
NV or s2.1el.5a............. $500 o.
Cristena Ady to Z A Taylor,
n hf 22-15s-5s. ............. 5000 x
Mary Guemond toJ Syming-
ton, hf s-les-54. $500 q
John johnson to j S Berg
man, s hf n hf ls-l59-58.... 700 OF
F II Sprague to Grafton Ma
tional Bank, ne Or 3l-l6O 81 1880 OF
Grafton NATL Bank to Jas J
Anderson, ne Or 3l-16O-54.. $500 OF
Leyi Bechtel to ] Dobbie Sc
Or and hf NV or % aud W
hf NV or 36-163.53 100000. $500 OK
VIM Dobbic to Levi Bechtel
Sc or and e hf NV or % and
W hi NV Or 36-163-53. 10000. $500 OF
Margaret ] Switzer to Sam'l
Mountain, Sc or 12-162-55.. $500 OF
A o Disbrow and Henry Pico
TO- K Musselman, part lot
IL blk /, Hebert's ad., Ca
Waller. OC
H ] Watt to ] E Orr, lot 1 blk
81, Bathgate.
] Symington to w ] Irvine,
lots l and 2 W hf Sc or lO-l63
81, and lots and 2 W hf Sc
or and e hr sw Or 1l.163-54.. $500 CO
Gilbert Lauciault to Benja-
min James and ] BRobinson
s hf NV GRE hf sw or 1s-16s-
81, e hf sw, W hf Sc or 81
1885, sw Or ne or ana W hf
and n.hf Sc or 32-163-55, NV
ne or 5-163-58, g hf of e hf
25-1es-5e. ..12,ooo 90
B G Grover and John Bur-
roughs to ] S Bergman, 8 hf
ne or, W hf Sc or 6-l59-58... $50 CO
] G Ball to Natl Elv. Co. lots
l, 2 and 3, blk II, st Thorn
as. Observation-Disclosures. 200 OF
H w Healey to Jas Buchan-
an, W hf 35-159-51.......... 6,250 0C
Elizabeth Ferrie to Humph-
rey Littlejohn, ne Or 3O-l6l-
Observation-Disclosures. 1850 o.
j K Musselman to Henry
Pico, lots IA and is, blk /,
Hebert's add to Cavalier. us OK
j X Musselman to A o Dis
brow, lots l6 and II blk l,
Heoert's add to Cavalier. It's Ct
Alfred Freshett to III E Pratt
8 hf of lot II and IL blk II,
8 hf of hf of lot 10 blk IL,
Cavalier. ................ 600 o.
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dered and declared that tho foregoing
territory as described in said petition
shall with the assent of the qualified
voters thereof as hereinafter provided
be an incorporated town to be known
as the town OF Canton, and 1t is here
by further ordered that an election of
the qualified voters residing In the
territory described shall be held at
the school house In Canton on the
10th day of October, 1892, between
the hours Of 8 o'clock In the forenoon
and 4 O'Clock In the afternoon to vote
on the question Of the Incorporation
of said town, as provided by Law, and
be 1t resolved that the auditor be d.
rected topublish notices Of said cleo
tion In Crystal Call, and that ten COD.
les Of such notice be posted in ten
public places within the limits of said
proposed town.
Resolved that N. G. Young be al
lowed to redeem all sales prior to 1890
on lots II and IL. block IL and lot %,
block q and 5Ox14O feet on west side
Garfield street, and 65x14O feet west
Garfield street, and 140x14O feet south
side Of Seventh street, east of Arthur
street. Bathgate, for the original
amount of sales, and that his appIica.
tion for state deed be recommended
to state auditor.
The following bills were allowed:
VIM. Mcintosh for services as
commissioner, mileage and
county poor .................e 40 90
j. d. Gordon same 100000. % 90
Joseph Morrison for services as
county commissioner and
mlIe6R0 Observation-Disclosures. w
1t appearing that there are several
tracts Of land within the town of
Bathgate described by !. metes and
bounds, and that the same should be
plated; the county auditor is there
fore instructed to notify the owners
of all such tracts, to plat the same
forthwith, and in case they fail so to
do, within thirty days after such mott.
fication. the auditor is instructed to
proceed under section 90. Rev. Laws
} 1890, and have the same plated
This resolution embracing all unplat
ted tracts in or between the Original
!, townsite, and Fosters addition alst
Taylor's addition.
, Resolved that commissioner Myricl
and Auditor Bride be authorized t.
Z receive bids for lumber for covering
D Pembina bridge.
Adjourned until one o'clock D. IN.
= Board met pursuant TO adjourn
3 ment, present Commissioners MOrrl
S son, Mcintosh and Myrtck.
t On motion, resolved that Commits
e sioner MYrick act as chairman pr,
y tenn. :"
Resolved that we appropriate $25o
Y to Pembina County Fair Association
!. Resolved that the bid of ]. x
J. Switzer be accepted for fifty tons O
g coal at 90 10 on cars.
The following bills were allowed:
8 f. c. Myrick services as COM
l. missioner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 o.
r f. @. Myrick services for cOun-
}. W .................. IL O
Minutes read and approved.
d Adjourned until Nov. 18th, 1895.
q W. J. BRIDE,
v County Auditor. &c. MYRICK.
r Chairman, pro tenn
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s.,uI.s InD.rt.d p.r,l,,I,,s.t Powder.

Genuine Persian Insect Powder awarded high
est prizes q Different expositions. Will destroy
remedy for house.c!eaning, sold By druggists
and dealers ofsend silver q stamps to
N. d. RoLvla. Importer,
Psmblns, n. D.
The ndsfsigned have given above named In.
sect Powder thorough trial and know It does
all what 70 claimed for it.
+. T0LCnAsD, q. ORsl1,
Bsthgate, Russell HOUSE, Neche.
fHos. C0l1If1, Psmbins.
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|OFHcE Noa DAkorA:
se s s !a
allowed
ins
my " and @ a
SEAL W. is Saiigc & peub,n. co.n,, N n
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J. M. CHISHOLM, Hamilton, N. d.

new DRAY LINE.
Does general drayins
delivers Coal Woo.
and Ice to all parts o,
the city. All work
done promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed
Leave your order al
+. L. Prices store.
B.F.WALTERs.P Prop
Agent for Standard OIL c
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n. P. HEl1QulllRalTTiE:IRSS,

Having leased the above
house, l ask the patronage
Of the public. "A good table,
clean rooms. comfortable beds
and as:well-ordered house at
reasonable rates.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
R0sT. RUPERT, Prop.
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A0U Sc

This well-known and popular
hotel has been leased by the IN.
dersigned who will use eyery en-.
dsavor to keep up it's reputation
for an excellent table, and good
accomodations ct reasonable pric.
y. ii .'->-~ >. :: Z
N. A. TRUDELL.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22


Manufacturers have not a single ad,
vantage in reaching the foreign market
under the provisions of the Wilson bill
which they did not have under the pro-
visions of the Mckinley law. This was
repeatedly shown to eXpectant free
traders, who looking for a Won
derful expansion of our foreign trade
under the influence of free raw mate
rails. Every effort to make them un.
derstand that the Mckinley law pro-
vided practically free raw material,
when used in manufactures for export,
was studiously ignored. Even MI.
Cleveland, who should be supposed to
know the law, over and over again
gave encouragement to the deceptive
impressions concerning this fact. All
this, however, was in the line of con-
cealments so cunningly and for a sea-
son so successfully practiced upon tho
public by the %perfidious free traders.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22
THE RoMANoFFs' CURSE
10 Gar Of the House Has Ever Live4
to He 86.

No Cxor Of the House Has Ever Lived
to Be 66.
II 70 Q curious fact that no Car OF
Russia OF the present imperial houee
has ever lived to DO G5. This, It ia
es1o, 10 due to o curse pronounced
years ago against the Romanof1s and
explained to Peter the Great by .
prophecies. This woman said that no
member Of the family could ever cx-
coed that age limit.
1t Is strange that this prophecy
should DO borne out by facts, but SO Il
L.. Alexander Ills grandfather, the
half insane Gar Paul, and the four
heads Of the Romanoffs before Nicho.
las all died before so, and of the same
disease that has been fatal to Alex
Ander III. Alexander L, at one time
Napoleon's great ally, then his enc my
who 80 aided in the downfall of the
French empire, died when no was .e
OF -monomania, bordering on insanity"
says history. Metternich. the great
Austrian premier of that date, bluntly
declares he was insane. The Grand
Duke Constant no, who was really en-.
titled to the Russian throne, waived
his right In favor Of Alexander 1. Ho
hal n enough to be aware that he
was not mentally fit to rule such on
empire as Russia. He died in his SD
year Of cerebro-spinal meningitis. The
Grand Duke Michae! was killed in his
18th year by 9 fall from his horse
while In q at: He had shown signs Of
madness 80 often that It wa, q question
whether it was safe for him to be at
large. So goes the long but never.
changing record Of the Komanoffs for
two centuries.
Alexander III. was personally a most
kindly man and remarkably frnes from
the grosser vicos. He drank q little
red wine sometimes. but no strong
II. uors, and he abhorred drunkenness.
us did his father lcfpre him.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22
Highest Of al in Leavening Power-Lasest U. S Gov. Report
Rfs a'MRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Back with Rich Trophies.

BACK WIN ktlCn 1EOpIl1GSs
Last spring we made notice in these
columns that Mr.. Henry A. SalZcr. of
the John A. Salzer Seed Company,
LII Crosse, Wis. Americas leading
Seed Growers and Merchants. was in
Europe in search of rare seeds and
novelties for the American farmer and
citizen.
Judging from their new catalogue.
his trip was an cminently successful
one. 1t is brim full of rare things. OF
especial merit we name the Bismarck
Apple, bearing the second year; the
Giant Flowering Star Phlox; the Ger
man Coffee Berry: and for the farmer
the Victoria Rape; Germanfca Vctch;
the Lathyrus %silvcstris; the Giant
Spurry and Giant Incarnate clover;
Sacaline; and dozens of other rare
things.
This wide-awakc firm is in the van,
and their catalogue, which is sent for
8 cents postage. would be cheap at 81
per copy. .
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22
A Pertinent Pararranh.

"Our country, if right, should be kept
right; if wrong, should be put right" is a
political maxim which, pnraphrnsed. APP
plies to other conditions of life, thus: our
health # right; should l;l he kept right; if
bodily ailments. such MS pains and aches,
which st. Jacobs Oil promptly cures.
Many out of work should heed to give it a
chance to cure and it will give them a
chance to go to work cured. Another
ndage is: "He doeth best who doeth WE'LL
Well, of course, you wan to be well from
all sorts of aches, and the best thing to do
is to use the great remedy. He who does
so is doing well indeed.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22

Eeware Of Olntmrnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
AS mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering IT through tho mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except ON
prescriptions from reputable physicians, Is the
damage they will do is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from thom. Halls Catsrrh
cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney q Co., To.
!edo, O., contains no mercury, aud is taken in.
formally, and acts directly upon the blood n
mucous surfaces OF the system. In buying
It is takon internally. aud mndoln Toledo, Ohio.
by F. J. Cheney g. Co.
aJ- Sold by Druggists. price $50 per bottle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22
cheapness and Poverty.

Eagerness Of the merchant to sell at
reduced prices is indicated in almost
every advertisement we read, and the
cards of invitation hanging upon goods
in every shop window indicate any.
thing but prosperity. Change in tile
conditions Of production means change
in almost every department of legiti-
mate business; hence the present de-
pressing influences flowing from the
German tariff into all the industries Of
the land,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22
Repeol the Gorman Taria.

NcDGuk ~ 0OEINuH HI1us
The Senate is asked to consent to
amend the German tariff bill in it's
sugar schedule. Any attempt to do this
should be vigorously opposed by every
friend of protection. If one amend
ment be agreed to, then others must
be demanded in the interests of fur
Their protection for American indus
tries and labor. The suggestion also
comes from Washington that certain
friends Of protection in the United
States Senate will lend themselves to
the enactment of some financial meas
ure that will enable the United States
Treasury to be in receipt of an income
sufficient to meet its expenditures. If
this proposed legislation consists of the
immediate repeal Of the German tariff
bill we commend those Senators for
promptly coming to the support Of the
leaders Of the free-trade party who
acknowledge that the tariff bill which
they have passed, and which need
never have been passed II certain
friends of protection in the Senate had
been vigilant, is q complete failure,
md who also acknowledge that 1t does
not supply a suffciency of revenue to
meet the requirements Of the Govern
ment economically administered. The
country was prosperous before the
present administration was elected to
power and before 1t was proposed to
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22

The chief function of the kidneys is to
separate from the blood, in its passage
through them, certain Impurities and wat.
cry particles which make their final exit
through the bladder. The retention of these,
in consequence Of inactivity Of the kidneys,
is productive Of Brlght's disease, dropsy.
with a fatal tendency. Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, a highly sanctioned diuretic and
blood depurent, impels the kidneys when
inactive to renew their sitting function. and
strain from the vital current Impurities
which infest 1t and threaten their own ex-
istence as organs Of the body. Catarrh of
the bladder. gravel and retention of the
urine are also maladies arrested or averted
by this benign promoter and restorative Of
organic action. Malaria, rheumatism, con-
stipation, biliousness and dyspepsia also
yield to the Bittcrs, which is also speedily
beneficial to the weak and nervous.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1895-02-22

abolish the policy Of protection. Tho
country has not been prosperous since
1t was known that the policy Of protec-
ton would be abandoned, and there
was no other cause whatever to dis
turb industrial progress. That no
other remedy Is needed, that no other
legislation should be enacted in order
TO restore the country to the conditions
existing in 1892 than the repeal Of the
present tariff and the re-enactmeut Of
q measure that will afford adequate
protection, is well and thoroughly UNI
derstood by all United States Senators
who are protectionists ut heart. Re-
peal the German tariff; restore the
Mckinley tariff. Then labor will be
busy, furnaces will be lighted, money
will be plenty, confidence will be re-
stored, and there will be no occasion
for the enactment of compromise meas.
ures that are designed solely to deceive
the ignorant, to conciliate the half
hearted friends of protection, and to
drag the country deeper into debt.
Another English Pest.
The English sparrow overran the
country last year and he was unani-
mously voted q pest. This year the
English goods are overrunning u
market, a much more p%estiferous visi-
tation. Steps were taken to extermi-
nate the offending sparrow through
Immediate processes, but, notwith-
standing the determination Of the PEG.
pie to relegate the later British inva-
sion, the coincident ills will have to be
borne for two years more because of
the power of the present executive head
ut Washington to have his own way
about the matter, and that way is
against the policy which would bring
relief to American labor and industry.