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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
4intoln county Sdrotatt.
WEDNESDAY,, DEcEMBERs ~, 1875.
The Influence Of Newspapers,

The Influence Of Newspapers.
A school teacher had been long time
engaged in his profession, and witnessing
I the influence Of newspaper upon the
minds Of : family Of children, writes As
follows:
have found it to be q universal fact,
without exception, that those scholars hav-
ing access to newspapers at home. when
compared with those who have not are:
Better readers, excellancy in punctuation
and consequently read undsrstandingly
They arc better spoilers and define words
with ease and accuracy.
They obtain practical knowledge of gsog-
raphy in almost half the time it requires
Of others, a. the newspapers have made
them acquainted with the location Of the
important places Of the nation, their gov
ernmont and doings on the globe.
They are better grammarians for having
become so familiar with every variety Of
style in the newspapers, from the common
place advertisement to the finished and
classical Grafton Of the Statesmen, they
more readily comprehend the meaning Of
the text and consequently analyze its con-
struction with accuracy.
They write better language, containing
more cleary and more correct expressed
thought.
Those young men who have for years
been readers Of newspapers, are always
taking the lead in debating societies, ex-
hibiting q more extensive knsvledge upon
. greater variety of subjects, and express
ing their views with great tluency, clear
ness, and correctness-Er.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
National Newspaper,

one that will be found useful and interesting 10
Americans in every part Of the globe. While it es-
pecay represents the great interests of the North
west it is National in its views and comprehensive in
its news gatherings. Firm in it's political faith, it is
not bgoted and in all discussions aims to be candid
dgnifed, and above personal abuse.
The Inter-Ocean has the largest aggregate circula-
ton Of any newspaper published in the Northwest.
1t is sent to more than 1000 Post-oces, distributed
in every State and Territory in the United States in
all the British Provinces, and numerous foreign
States aud countries.
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BEATTy'S f e ::;;'; $ ;;::::
FACTORY ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
BUSINESS TESTIMONIALS.


We the undersigned, citizens of Washington, New
Jersey, take pleasure in stating that have been
personally acquainted with Daniel F. Beatty for a
number OF years, anu confident that he is strict
ly honest, upright and PERFECTLY responsible man,
and that his instruments are what he will represent
them to be.
James Fl. Croft, Mayor, and cePresident First Ma
tional Bank.
Judge P. II. Ham, Cashier Of First National Bank.
J. Y. Carter, Tellsr of. First National Bank.
Hon. Jos. B. Cornish, Estate Senator), Merchant.
In order to Danish any doubt in regard to my re-
sponsibility, have given you the names and occu-
pations Of few of the many persons who have ten
dered me their names as reference. 1 could add
many more, but it is unnecessary and in conclusion,
will say you can refer to any Of them, and will no:
designate any particular one.
Money refunded upon return Of instrument, and
freight charges paid by me- both ways if in any way
unsatslactoEy after five days test trial. Best Offer
ever gwen nov ready. Address,
DANIEL 4. BIZ ATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. 4.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
DANIEL +. BEATFYs
Pianos & Organs

CAUTIoN.-The reputation have o.inad ~, -.
calsDI1ty OF my Organs, have induced some unn,in.
cplea parnes and agents 10 copy my circulars. And
1m M my instruments; against this The pub
tr,d ss neieDy cautioned All my Organs bear my
Me Woo PIANO, underlined, and also have m.
49, 49, sld fesidsnce, DAHIM r. BlA111, Waahins.
~n, y: =, without which mons il genuine. =
Aoufsss, DANIHL r. BdATTY
W1n MbVV@ Il r =
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-27
BEATTY PIANO!

drand square and Upright.
1onl 1eo' Z. Letcher, arm Of VIM. II Lstsh9 /
nwe ,.,.; bro;, Il Bankers, F.yetts, Ohio:
toned one out here. Waited ! short tms = I've n
good test. If you wish ) word ii fsyor ~ n = -
ohseHfully give it. ;, = .',o' - = - -
..Tha =; Brown, Esq, Edwardsviils, H., ssls
PIANO received gives snGre ssMsfas-
AGeoe wanted. Send for cAtaloeus. AAdvO
DANIEL u. BEATTY.
Hssrss. .. 3 4
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The Hosabakss Organ.

hR. EZRA MORGAN, superintendent Of our tun-
personally TO the most OF our prominent manufae-
tursrs and professional tunars, having had contin-
usd sxperisnce Of over twenty yesrs, and Is pro-
nounesd one Of the best In the country.
CORNISH, WINTER Co.,
Washington, N. J..
We I've you q 1sfsrsnss, The following persons,
Gsssary;
James h. Croft, Mayor, and vice-President 1st
Natf Bank P. II. Ham, Cashier 1st NATL Bank !;
8. i. webster, Passsr it Pres. church Rev. ). B.
Kusise, Pastor 1st Pres. church, New Hsmptsn, N.
J., Rev. A, II. Jelly, Baltimore, Nd, Thomas Hem
~, AidssnAn, Washington; 0. g. Roberts, Alderman
Warrington; Ososr Jerry, Counselor at law; h W
Johnston 3 Co., Wholesale Hardware Merchants.
tornish, Winter 8 Co,
NJ eo4oM 4. /
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is carefully edited by gentlemen of ability and cxpc-
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AND CHRONICLE.
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Instruction." ...
Harper's bazaar.
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talent that we seldom find in any journal: snd ths
Journal itself is the organ of the great world Of
fashion.-BosToN TRAVELLERS,
The Bazaar commends itself to every rnamhar ~ ths
nouseho1d,to The children by troli and pretty pis-
lures, to the young ladies by its fashion-plat il
enoless variety to the provident mstron BY it, psk
~ IRIS Ior the chldrens clothes, to paterfsmas By
nous dressing gowns. But the reading-mstter Of ths
bazar is uniformly of great excellencs The pspR
mas acquired wide popularity for the nresde enjoy.
ment it affords-N. Y. EVENING Posr.
In its way there is nothing Iike Is Er..h ,a tr.k
worthy as fashion guide its stories and ssssys, IL
poetry and squbs, are all invigorating to the mind
-CHIcAGo EVENING JOURNAL.
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FOR THE TERN OF FIVE YEARS,
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moved from the Finishing Room. In connection
with this allow to state that our superintendent
Mr.. Hornbsker, hns been engaged for over fifteen:
consecutive years in Factory, and is thoroughly
eonversant with al the different departments It il
I've may almost say principally by his untring and
weli-oirected EFFORTS our instruments have gained
their superior reputation, and reward for his faith
fu1 performances of his duties in the promotion Of
our BUSINESS and rendering our instruments second
TO nons We have styled our Organs,
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A Fine Ar1 Magazine for the Young.
ST. NICHOLAS TOR 1879

AFTER TWO years of prosperity unexsmpled in the
annals of juvenile literature, during which st. Mich
olas has consolidated wish itself all its strongest
peltors, the publishers find themselves in position
70 20. promise OF that the Third Volume which begun
unual attractions for girls and boys, surpass even the
preceding volumeS. In addition 70 oontrbutions
from
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slider it as one Of the educators = well y sutsp
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fend the principles and organization Of the National
Republican party, the Inter-Ocean was early pushed
to the forefront of journalism and achieved success
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universal assent it has been assigned position OF the
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Leading Republican Paper

Ocean rest its claims 10 popular favor Ii aims at
the highest excellence in all departments, and in this
era of progressive journalism aspirss 10 position
among ths best.
The Intsr-Ocsan makes especial claim ~
, 1876-05-06
uABY-F&cES.

An wander through the oty, my GlAnoes oftsu rpst
On Lhs little sparkling fscea 10 ths shlntus Windows
Soft eaeeRs uto fullb blown roses, bright e,es, sa
All shst Wonder that their magic should ths s.d..s
heart bogutlsl
paued pretty cottass On my hnmsward psn oaa
Aud III windows goved Ats efys.al iu Tho mellow
avcusng~iight, e.
And BOUND .hs curta.n ntood IA infant bright and
With my Own dead dasiings hazsl eyss, and waving.
su1-tIppna AAiE.
paused 10 gaxs upon him. aud ny toast va h1,sd
with "
At thought Of my dear ous lying neslh tbs vsntars
And onsst to iiss ths sseot ups thas ~s. presxsd
ror s.Is at ths buried baby.ups That nsyar shall
klss eBAln.
o tabca With happy fsces. and syea 10 lander IN
My God. In Ills ,nerey guilds You uses dansua wind
May nsyrr sh.is u sorrow, and never thought ot
onsss ill., anse!.ght from your sunny Eyes, o. autsl
your tahJ-st1ilc.
--Agnks Ahefn AeGu1Ft.
, 1876-05-06
ktl EVENINi.WAlK.

Coma, dearest, from your round Of cara
The day Invites To lsl,la and flowers;
A wootlland.fraKraueo flis tue atr.
mellow light the eveping-hours.
Coma where the becoming orchards sIope
O'or clustered kno!ls, and by the rocks
Where living springs are yelling ur,
Or by Ae sasad WHO'RE araza tie hoeka-
Tha ye1rs ngous nye told like days
That ylIish "a tho morning mist
6ince dfrt lcarncd these sylvan wAykt
And kept With you loFer,a tFyot-
This spriy Of wild thorn for your hair,
Theso forms aud gEassca by yon-to!
The satno sweet girl you now appear
Thas woA my heart 70 long ago.
Noneenao7 At, we'll our boyn have growu
beyond compare, aud soon will play
In loyo-scanos such ss We have tnownl
With other hearts. All vrll-Asssy!
But 800 tho flaming run has SELL
His ardent hrea Ga up tha aktea,
And crown With gold tho o!!taaon vault,
Now fading ~ his glory dies.
What lea beyond You aak Of ms
WHARF 1wclls The boundleaa 1nnuita:
IA apap asi't oss taeusat: s: " s.ops for Light.
Oil who can p.eroe the dread untnovuf z"
WherD hFGax the meaning waves Of rrayes7
Where rest our souls when life II louof
No mutta1 yolca can xnsHer whcre.
Yonr rytA express .a1 reouka:
ThuA hnEnsn hoart4 will ovGr turn,
And suIeraum1n at1 iuvoss,
Or for SUMO future being mourn
Faith. hops, snd charity "abs,'e =:
This haven wo seek, The iAles Of ftat,
Exist for uat whatNor baudn,
When nltrrcscd In 4 faithful h1aA4I
MAY, 1915. O. D. Q,
, 1876-05-06

IN 1917 ra.soA bv special enbacr1ptlon fnnd of
eltn.00u, To bs expended In rewards for tbs DO
lection and conyIcten OF tncsndtariAm. Ths
number OF rewards offered haa been
$50, sggrogating e15G.2o5. OF thcso re-
r,.rdr. forty-hvo. bare boon With
drawn. Apropos Of this matter, tho report
OF tho Committee On 1neeuliarism contains
soma Interesting etatosnentn Tho Committee
sent out lArga plumber OF circnlArs to Ill the
eomlantss doing business ID tho united gtasoa
and Canats, asking for definite information Of
tho nuinhcr Of known or supposed tncendlar1
losAes. ltcsponses wnto rocoived from l8A
hourcea. Tho Committee state that from thoao
reports they arrive At the couelnslon that q per
cont Of tho lumber Of fires in 1876. and b5 per
cont tof thu amount Of ioesos, rosulted directly
from inccndtAriAm. When It IL considered that
these bgnrcs provo that nearly e50. 0.u00 900 Of
property hns boen destroyed by ineendla1ios In \
sinB|e ycar, It Will he admitted Glia In 4 vorY
seEous problem Tor tslo companies AZ we'll as tho
people At large. No wonder tho National Board
urge npoa local suthor!tiea to Increase the atli-
eience OF tho laws 10 protect tho public against
incendiAEies.
THE onrDlH or FinEs.
Thh report on this topic bristles With Btetts-
tict Of great value to the whole country. tbs
following, taken from tho experience Of tho
leading cities. npoaks voInmaa hs to tho CAUSES
aEainnt which the public should be protected ,
, 1876-05-06
PEORIA PRESBYTERY.


Special Dtspdtth to Ihe Chtcaos TRIBUNE,
Pkon,A, H., May 5.-An adjourned mostEng
Of tho Peoria Prcsbytery was hold at tue Second
Presbyterian Church. Of this city, laAt uight.
Tho Rov. Mr. Lowr1o from tho Committoo on
Homo Missions aud Supplies. made tho follow
ipE report:
Your co1nmlt,co On Home atissiona md Supplies
rtport having received 4atitfacory information that
hs HcsAion Church Ut Henry continues tho aoryicos Of
tho Hwy. 5ohn 8. dienAenniug as stated surps, not
withstaudng ths judgment Of elis body upon tho
question Of hts Credentials and the question Of his
laefulucs1 mc1ubor Of tho Church Of Chr!et With
in tue tn1ns Of this PscsbYery. and ntso In opposi
ton 10 tho wshoa OF largo part Of tho membership
of that church: therefore,
IA. Corrciison, tho lev. Arthur 1oKc, aud Elder D..
hc0uloch, bs appointed to visit ths church as Henry
Ut early day and Inform them Of tho trregulaty Of
thcir proceedings, and tAnt It IL the order of tha
PresbyesY that their connoc.iau EIth j. y. Gteudcn-
ming CEASE immediately.
Upon vote beIug taken, the report waa sus-
tanned by an almost unanlmous vote. The laey.
Dr. Edwards aud Elder Charles Fisher a1oue
voted ia tbs negative. Tho Kor. Dr.. Edwards
gusa notice Of protest against this actlou Of the
Presbytofy, ana stated tlat he would at cult
able TINS file his reasons therefor.
, 1876-05-06

Neu Orleans Ptdyuns.
Yesterday quito . crowd gatEeyed on Great
ttan street, noas Aa1'guy, At Z caruoutcr~shop
theret Whefo 6cone waA trauBpltlng that tllldd
tho spectators with aatoniehMent. Ncar bench
iu the shop hung mouse, mealu4-sizea. haatl
dowuWaf1s, apl aEaUna hor hody Was col!ed +
Blugle tlread OF asplder's web. which roaohed
to 4 corner Of tho bonch above and had tsa faat-
oniug there. On tho moueo'a Il tail qu!etly Sat tho
spider, which soemed to 10 manipulating tho
thsead aud working tt al NTH pulley. Whon
caught tho mouHo was on the ground and after
i've or ei1 lioura work tho stldss managed to
bost her about an tnoh, and thero sLe hnnR.
Tue atatsment conccrniug thiH singular citouu-
asaiioa III, lbat tho lnouas vas accustomed, "hea
on predatory excursion. to emerge from u
hole under tho boucl, and pass iuto MI iunor
room. Tho spider laid trap In her path. is ia
conjec.ussd, aad yesterday 1nornlng, ~ tue
mouse was making her daily rounds, she. was
caught IL ths net sas tor her aad securely heid,
Though tho mouse hung suspended. = dead
weight. the thread did not give way, and there
she hung, helptoss. between earth aud heascn:
At night tho carpenter closed up his shop sad
dropped the curtain on the ehow but tue spider
wss still as work, aud Ind completed about au
Inch In the elevation.
, 1876-05-06
THE CHURCH IN MEXICO.

4n4-f1f fory4,rond.u,1 ~ ~. fy;u.;n,nf Nr1,|r<r
60. r.ms, ~ ,r.~sa. iii 1o 1oye
oiaAasnas otf4 W aasaeos Apia 40 aoto'-
Ihe honan cathouo Onufea' eatapllshed IN
and prospered there for 800 yaara. without
~.n,oa.tr.nc, ~ nrotc,t ,1eont a,c,, AZ Ths
touones lss. is,.t pe .ops 00rm ~ ~. ~
lnquls1t1on cou'u au.calJ a1'1pate' 1ne Fltoe
and ceremonies OF Indian worship wdf0 Of a
kind oasly uhdo 10 conform to, and finally OK
.h.,oo1 gor thoaa nj tin Roman fluroh Tb,a
cuanev. ,n.. @ .hon, hv t-IoL. s.,s~Lasa
Was ofoa9us aoas ..'oAo' 1Aaonooas'
nero removed At night and replaced by
, 1876-05-06

The ttns ha4 coma, Of al the year,
When Nature fee1ns most fuu OF cheer,
Tlls Earth has spread 0er naut&s groes,
And dUttsl flowers In between.
The brooklsts wander Fo1nd about,
And In their depths tho ln4ty trout
Now skim alon9 tho wAtar'e top,
Then out Of slight they quickly pop,
AZ II aon,s fiaher'4 rod aid nBt
They feAr. for them, Ia somewhere ~.
Tins fiSurs swell and g!ida along
Their IaoASJ bAna4 ln happy Song.
The an-blf1oWa dash and roAF,
And stew with shelis the aanle1 shesS
And soo1l the wiads will tell = tAe
or rlnny \ toased and tstttred Asll
The trces put forth In uIauy lnaybA,
Aud swallows tx1ttcr ,nesth tha oayA
or housetops: while aiar and neAf
il heard thu music, sweet and clear,
Of tiny. .throatul faatha1ei bands
OF wsrblcrs, polne froua sunnJ lands.
Tho air ~ allied with fragrance swesa
OF arplo- hinssorua: And Of va meet
Aue1th tho Krass, hlf-hltden kheres
A valley fair.
And o tho woods tlsy laugh aloud.
" bIuo-pysd yiofets they'Es 10 proud,
Soft showers como, and then they 70,
And loavs scfeeahbd tha Earth 6*la"t
And blue the sky, oxrepting whcte
A c1nut!et t3o4A 1t hers and there.
Aud now the SUI. ytnwp ofeF tho sr0nst
Aud not falttf sight. wren,
Nor Huxuu,cz'4 warmth, uoE Autumn EaaE,
Nor COLI Of Hlntes, e'ef can shoM.
'ulcAUo, April, ls7a- EyEt1nA aaoKRotta