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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-29
Communicated
p DRUNKENNESS.

Drunkenness is the greatest misery Of
our land. 1t is hard lot to be poor, bu,
when poverty is entailed by intemperance
. it 10 harder still. Little children half clad
and half fed. present = sad picture Of
humble life; but how much more touch
ing is their misery when drunken father
is the cause of their degradation. A home
that is uncheered by ordinary comforts,
where = devoted mother tolls early and
late to support her little ones with bread,
even in scanty allowance, is desolate
enough; but when the demon intsmper-
ance enters here, converting tho husband
and father into brute, 30 that he goes
out and comes in with curses on his lips,
10 it TO deserve the title Of home!
Intsmperance is the legitimate cause Of
three-fourths Of all the poverty in this and
other lands. It leads to idleness which is
the mother Of want. Drunkenness is the
father of idleness; for no man can apply
himself to business either when he is
drinking or when he is drunk. Povery is
the offspring of idleness, as idlcuess is Of
drunkenness. The drunkard's work is
little and his expenses arc great; and
therefore he must soon see his family dis
tresssd and his substance reduced to moth
Ing. Young men I pray you avoid the
dens of drunkenness and destruction; 60
not near the sinks Of iniquity. Your
good example will do: much towards
checking.the' progress Of intcmperanco.
On, the drink, the horrible drink, "a
Sec the child from its father shrink;
And II you take. those cured driuks-
Als, Wine, Rum, Gin or Brandy.
They bring homo al the evt fruits
That Satan keeps % handy.
90 wen make stronsthe outer door,
BY totally abstainlng;
And alss kesp hhe inner door =.
By careful watch and training.
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Winter Campaign Against the Indians

CHEYEENz, Wy. T., Nov. 23-Gensral
Crooks command reachad Fort Rono.
Nov. 18th in good condition, and was paid
off by Major Stanton. The weather is sc.
we're, but the troops are wellprepared for
til winter campaign. One hundred Snake
and Shoshone Indians Joined the command
there making nearly 400 Indian allies in
al, and the total strength of the command
1000. Hostile Indians, according TO the
best information, are scattered on both
sides of the Big Horn Mountains, and q
campaign on esch side may be necessary
before completsingTthe work. Meantime
Crazy Horss, with about 400 lodges, is en-
camped on Rosebud, near the scene of the
June fight, for which point cavalry com
mand, under General Mckenzie, moved
from Reno on the 22d, and would have to
march about six days before reaching it. -
The cavalry are in excellant condition, and
Hthis movement is successful the hsav-
lest work of the winter will have been &c
eemplished.
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! 7
The NewsYor Neutrality-suspicious. enough
TO say that Mr.. Hayes has won something
better than the Presidency-the respect Of
all good men" by the manner Of his bear,
ing himsslfsince the election.
Fl. A, Perkins, formerly Of the Sioux
City DailY Journal, but now OF the Du.
buque Tones, will spend the winter in
Jacksonville. Florida. M. Perkins has
long suffered Tiih srheumasisn, and we
hope ths.onthern climate viii rsstorc him
70 perftcthealth Oo,risf, s. IS. i 4
~. .: :.sts,S,. z! I, s ., I;
Davis, she4IoHa pedestrian, walked 500
nilesi st sshs Dss Noiras Exposition Last
weak il, days, s5 hours and 81 seconds.
He undertook it in five days, and made
Airtins good with little to spars. @
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ler Of the Universe, do aud perform our
duty in the temporal affairs 81 this world,
God in His great mercy will surely give us
His protection: that paul may plant and
Appols water, but God Rivsth the in.
crease, =" 10 Is true now q when first uttered
and 50, while We would invoke the bles.
sings of Heaven upon oil our people, and
upon all their enterprises, We would at the
same time urge them, when they put seed
in the ground, to ask the protection, guild
ance and blessings Of the Lord for tho
increase. it,.
Let 10 humble ourselves before the Great
Ruler, for inssmuch as He has permitted
u to see this one huadrsdth ysar OF our
nations life, and render up humble and
hearty thanks for the blessings Of free gov.
eminent, personal liberty, aud comparative
peace which reigns throughout our Dor
dsrs
And for these eonsideratiens, I, JoHNL
PENNINGTON, Governor of the Territory
OF Dakota, do recommend to the people
OF this territory to devote Thursday, the
3Oth day Of November next, TO prayer and
Thanksgiving so Almighty God, and laying
aside all secular employment, to assemble
in their respective places of worship and
observe such day IS day Of rest thanks
giving, and prayer.
Done at Yankton, the capital of
said territory this the 2Sth day
l.. .. & Of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy six.
JOHN t. PENNINGTON.
By the Governor:
Gxo. H. HAND, Secretary Of the Terri
tofY
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BEATTY PIANO:

Grand Square and Upright.
Endorsed by the highest musical authorize,
throughout the world ~ THE BEST.
From D. 9. Bodine, Stockton, N. j., after reoeiv-
ing $500 Beatty Piano, says:
"Not only myself and family, but every ono whs
has seen 1t is satisfied in regard to its superior quail
ty."
From B. H. Cormony, Esq, Chsmbersburg, Pa:
1.-THE Beatty Piano came to hand one week ago, n
good order. 1t has thus far given entire ssisfse-
Non."
II. Hotzburger Tyrone, Pa, says:
"The Pisno came 1t hand In good order, and
proves satisfactory, both in tone and nnish."
Agents wanted, male or female. Send for c>.s.
louge. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY.
Washington, Now jersey, q. 8. 4.
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BEATTY PIANO!

Grand Square and Upright.
From Geo. :. Lstcher, Arm Of VIM. II Lslshse
Bro, Balksrs, 1ayssts, Ohio:
we reodved the piano and think Il vssy ~
TONED ono out mere. Waited . short time - give IT,
good te.t. Il you wish word IN favor Of 1--we w
cheeEfully give II. - 49,
~! James =: Brown, Esq, Rdvardsville, H., ~
the bsassy Piano rscsvsd gives entire saeasfee
9oa." Aseo0 wanted. Send for caAAloGue. A61Ese
DANIEL r. BHA1TY
nSA ~ Sussg .. -
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DANIEL ]. D1AT3Y'S :
Pianos !: il 81 Organs.

eAUrIos.-The tsptsasaon / h.ye .esn.d I.,nd III.
oeaebrsT Of my Organs, have induced sorne unprin.
ea?ied parties and agents % copy ny nlCuia1s, nd
misreprsent my initfumepts; aesinst this ths puh.
Nc 70 hereby cautioned. All my Organs bsaf M
!fado,maxk: Golden Tongue, and I'll my Pianos hsye
We word PIANO, underlined, and Also hsvs M
name and rseide0ce, DANIEL r. BEATTY, Wsahtn9.
son, NJ j., without which none Il genuine.
Address, DANIEL n. BEATTY.
l1( ~ AssA q 4 i.
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EE5 T*"E'V'S PARLOR ORGANS.
W lIS!:IhIi SNnl 1870

9IStsIUI.SlfEV l6OO.
2'..".il- Il % be BY FAR The be-, p,rlor snd
'"" ''"': ':'.s:9 manufactured, We :.s,nuo anJ
;ns "'t;:t"r t" eAus! th1m. The celebrated Golden
.oH'e !!e",!" = :";* organ in conjunction vi Ia tho
l""f""'ei Hoe -tnsrds produce sweoi, pure and
power u! tH!o- superb cases of new and elegant
ae+lens go. .'sts. teachers, churches, schools,
ioages, ct. 10 l., send for price list and discounts,
Dealer. W, Cad It to theft advantage to examine
thiS nstIu,n at. 1t has improvements found In
10 Ytiler. Cores oondence solicited.
.'est offer ever given. Money refunded upon r.
turn OF organ and freight charges paid by me Daniel
r: Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, after tat
trlsi OF fve days. Organs warranted for six years.
ent Agents wanted. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, U. 8. A..
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We the undersigned, citizens Of Washington, New
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personally acquainted with Daniel F. Beatty for 3
number Of years. and are confident that he is strict
ly honest, upright and PERFECTLY responsible man,
and that his instruments what he will represent
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James II. Croft Mayor, and vice-President First Ma
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In order to Danish any doubt in regard to my re-
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Money refunded upon return Of instrument, and
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Jmto|n County @drotate.
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SIOUY FALLS;; HAYES, 253 AAJOR-
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Hntlsn for he Advocated - .,s % = - 7
WHAT LHAVE SREN,>>'> "a.
Nv mother give vine 70 her boy; .'.''
The rain drops fall aud fell;
me pride Of his psrsnts-A household JOY
mothers blsssins-her III.
~ ths cheek OF the youth grow red;
The rain falls over the les;
T1s light Of biz eye shown like jewels, they said,
II spoke Of ruin TO mo.
saw The young man drink again and again,
The rain falls heavy and fast,
IsAv tho mothers bow furrowed with pain;
Che was reaping her harvest 1t last.
~ the yoash 60 staggering by,
The rain drops best and best,
Dplled WAS the Light Of his beautiful eye,
Issw himitsu In the street.
1Aoarl the rabble CRY, "shame! oh, shsmev''
The rain drops sob and sob,
heard tho deunka1d's once honored name,
sho~teA aloud BY the mob.
>Isaw the youth carried homo 10 his door,
The rain drops sigh and sigh,
ssv the friends shun him, who sought hin,
before;
Ssw him sink lower and die.
Isaw the stone that bore only his name.
Tho rain drops mutter and rave,
Isaw the mother With sorrow and shame,
Bowed down 10 the brink Of the grave.
MRa. NJ B.,
anton, Nov. 10th, 1876.
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BEATTY PIANO:
Grand Square and Upright.

.Ur"U square anu UprlSnC.
From The Hon. g. r. Gather, publisher ''south-
orn Ggis, "Ashyille, Ala. -..l
Beatty one Of his square pianos. It III thing Of
beauty but not more exquisite to the eye 10 the nm
i'm Of its workmanship, than charming to the the
highest excellence 10 which ali nrst csss manufac-
turers Of musical instruments AIM To vi who wish
70 invest in frst-cass piano We have no hestancy
IN advising them to send the money directly to Mr..
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10 with pleasure We give this evidence Of the reliable
ity Of Mr.. Beatty and his Instruments"
Best offer ever given. Money refunded, upon re-
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Agents wanted. Send for cAtalouge. Address,
DANIEL b, BEATTY, u
Warrington, New Jersey, U. 8. A.
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Tho Ho.abak's Organ.


MR.. EZRA MORGAN, superintendent Of our tun-
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personally 70 the most Of our prominent manufsc-
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usd experience Of over twenty years, and IL pro-
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