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NoU can tell exactly what towns Robin
sons Circu. has been in by the following
interesting local that invariably appears in
the local paper Bring in another hoss."
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A PRETTY hat l. a gentleman's crown in
dress, and Hayden Bros. have more beauti-
ful aud novel styles Of them than any other
house this side Of the Ohio river.
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BuRGoo.-Oyer forty people eajoyed the
splendid "Burgoo" at Carson n Dodds' O.ys'
ter Saloon last Saturday night, aud the
unanimous conclusion of the party was,
that il was the best they had ever tasted.
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in. DAVIS has opened an Oyster and
Eating Saloon in the basement o. the Bruce
Hotel. Give hima call; you will be serv-
ed at all hours and in the very best man
mar
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS

LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS
The Louisville Races will commence
nett week.
The wheat crop Of Illinois is estimated
at -, 4sO, 456 bushels.
Mr.. +. p. Woods sold to G. vanoy, s.
year old mule for $3.50.
A Canadian OK is on exhibition in Eng
land that weighs 5,G09 pounds.
T.w. HIGGISs sold to Adam Carpenter,
Is head yearling steers at A cents per
pound.
The rumor that Groom 4 Co., the Clark
county stock raisers had failed turns out to
be untrue.
John johnson bought a small lot Of cat
tie Of John Cash, Sen, at 81 cents. Octo-
Der delivery.
Hon. T. J. Mctiibben bought the Gne
race mare Emma G. during the Lexington
race. for 81 aOO
'ho. "on' u ''ark' ma resn'y Pur
chA'eu IN 'ha county soV ca'''e 'o' No-
Mr., geo. Engienish mas so'u iio acres OF
the Old John Engleman tract Of land to
"r' jacob iiA''An' lot s''o"'
FIN W. HIooISs sold to Mr.. Hammonds,
OF ILLINOIS, ifo acres OF ianu' known az une
I'm remington 'arm' TOT s''o~'
'Sqire J. s. Murphy sold this week to
Geo. Abrahams, lot Of steers and straight
cattle, the former at &c, the latter at DC.
At Lancaster Court last Monday, Col.
W. s. Elkin reports about 200 cattle ON the
market, selling at from "a to cents per
pound.
rI, Su.a,,s . ,h., ..,.. If
~ mules was made in Marion county this
week, at slIO per head; 20 at 500 and Is
ct $40.
:, I'll; , N. p..,
w,,s'-, - o-.. 20 ..r.. ~ Toh.ooo
M. ,.., ~hi.h !, !. ,hon,h, will ,n,n
out about 10000 pounds.
,,y.;,,..,..,u o,a.v h,, s.w o.,,,s
-. os.,.d nd ,h.v Ia Iow MIL.
-, e.. s,a - s-o. uo.. A. cant.
- - I'D .hs.n .ho,, 20 ~ r.r
r..
s, - oss aoo ...-,.,. -
81 - .h,nwsn,. ., h,,,., ch...s
800. I'd Ksn,ucLv by,s v,... .ssd for
H,n..,,
WINCHESTER COURT DAf'-More than q
1000 cattle were on the Market prices ran
ging about the same as last month. The
class OF cattle was mostly ordinary 'hough
some sold rs high rs cents
Ten hrms OF this town have bought TINS
season 1916 pounds Of dried apples, and
s,s4o pounds OF dried peaches ihe ior.
mer at an average oil about .! cents ana
the latter at about D! cents per pound
Somerset Reporter.
Cant, 4 NJ Higgins. Auetioneer M the
.,,s of Mr.. Hill's property last Saturday.
,snor,. the folloxine, IA yearlinx steers.
s,s 10 nsr head. COW and cali. s45 Is: ?
v..,l;,s h.ifs,. sIa 80 and sIs. I mule
.oI, sao Uonsshold and Kitchen Purni.
,nrs .old we'll
THREE ihAcis % LAND roh 'Ahh
One containing 4oo acres Situated Oh" the
Lehing'o" PIKE ~ miles IRON Lancaster
aud oil as good qu'ii'Y as any IN "a'fa'u
county also tract OF aoo"' ioo acres
about Q miles from Lancaster ana another
tract OF about liz acres, 'y,ns IN Lincoln
county, and adjoining 'ne ia"aS o, ufss",
III p,ac. I.n.,.,., XIV
ms LouisViLLE LIVE STOCK hAhhhr !,
Catile-Ihe market has been rather du''
for the last lew days owing greatly 70 the
great amount oil Inferior cattle thrown O,
the market There have oeen Out lew gooo
cattle an tue marke. 'or re'etA' oays. pe''
shippers ~ o"s'i best butcher s'un's' %
tsi %; medium to sood'sS ZOOS oo' com
mon to medium, ~ ooss Old eo~S, seala
wags' &c, 81 SoCs2 ohen' - oVss o.
llogs-The hog market advanced to-day
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GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS
LNneasfer.


GARLAND COUSTfS EWS
oc
A." 49,. :,
So IT., - Wv -, IL -.
NANNY i"e'. "e,. Se,e''i anu 'A.'
"a .o,.. Of I.h.m R,,d.,,,. In, ia5 e.,.,e
a, 500 nor aero. 2ss acre. of same sold at
sis % per acre 70 Abner ID. Hu,hes. Both
..l.. made nv ID, JENNINGS Pr;se Com,r.
EI;;.h I.., Tr,.,.e .olJ AZ acres If las
Ioa.n,. land N I;nd.ax Gullv n, s95 per
.crs VIM McK.s Duncan CAM .old az
.o,.. n A.. l.,aoa s.,.,. of Ia. +. Rn,.
a.,, =, sIo :, mo-, ,cr.. NJ E,;,, Ru,.
A., n,roh...r J.s Andersen bouvbt
90, T.. ., en-. :, "a ma, .c,.
Who are the movers that so frequently
pass along IN white wagons with all the
worldly goods that them endow piled uR
mountain high about their heads' Ihey
must De taking the advice OF the minstrel
Bones on the morng question; nor 90
they seem to have left even the "ash-barreP
behind.
window. display themselves on our public
sou.re. Millinery ranks con.picuously in
ne snnn,v
Inc month OF september mas oeeh nou'-
ishing one Tor hymen, ana we retrograde a
little IN order 70 repair our ren'sSnesS IN
reporting hoiiuays Always interfere WIN
business oh 'ne s'n "'''' were uh''eu J."
weu'oes M''' 'A,'e WIN anu WI, "
da Woodbridge. on sane da'e' miss Menn'
"a huo'es ana Mr. d. f. Seen'eS'' on the
o.n' miss nru"e''e Do'y VI" mAir'eu T"
MI JOS nenry hennedy' y" tine ii'"
n, ~. ,a,h a, Tho Rom., C,,hol;c Chu,cb
a, N;chols.y;lle Mis-. Mary Glass 40 long
m;Il;ns, s,ore 70 NJ Jacob Be.hr of Gin.
c;nna,i On the 18th. Miss Emma r. Ste.
phens, daughter Of Mr.. Harry Stephens, Of
this place, TO MIR. Marshall Eason, Of Nash
.,,,...:" ~ NJ 7 ~. ~ ..a NJ
Dr., Tou,i;,son who A.. .,;I, .h..D, ....
ing the sights in the great cities. On the
10th ult., Miss Callie wearen, Of Teaters-
VILE, was united 70 Mr.. w, H. emi'n. on
the zo'h' Miss 'a'iie "ooo.' dA"sn.er o.
q H,v,. Of stanford. On the 9Th. Miss
s.ll;s Perkins "a Mr.. Jas. 8 Dudderar
p...;,
.,n ,,S- -.
nv. 49, -. ..'' A., -, T..
"o's : ma s". va -
gas - Wy ''
Lexington Is now cut OIL from US by ev-
H n,,.0.,,-S A., - a.. ,..;, IT,
CrS,.. 60, - s..;,,,,..
agreeable that travellers from this section
must needs take in Danville, no matter
~h., ,,.,, .vsntuaI destination. An In.
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Tue rush still continues on wearen n
Evans for wagons. Three wagons sold In
one day this week. Remember that We
sell a good two.hor.e wagon with bed and
brake for $40, warranted for one year.
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A MAN named jos. Jones was arrested
and lodged in jail here yesterday. lie il
charged with several ofenscs.
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DIED.-On Friday last, after short H.
ness Of Group, George Barnes, a little son
II T.. II. and Emma W. Rochester.
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Tnr little boys arrested for disturbing
Religious worship were tried and acquitted
last evening. Their mothers should "lay
them across their laps" any way for even
being inspected Of such a thing.
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i.EAING-Mr. Il. Carson, agent for
Morgan y Co, a Pennsylvania oil Firm,
has leased 5000 acres Of Casey county
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Beyond all doubt there are more pretty
pattern. Of calico at Hayden Bros. than we
ever saw any where. They are as lovely
A. dream Of roses In Persia.
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4. 4. WARnES is agent here for the
Singer the best Sewing Machine made
Samples on hand al the L. %.
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Irany body wants a pair OF coarse boots,
Of splid leather, for - 10 he can get them
At Hayden bros.
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H0AR AFFAIRS.

Attractive,
Cheap and Stylish.
Our Clothing ia entirely new; no old
stock.
CLorHING.-We have now in stock Meal.
Youths, and Boys Clothing, made mp In
the best style, and for less money than ever
offered in this market.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Underwear in
all sizes.
Ladies' Silk :IIandkerchisls, Silk Ties in
all desirable styles.
Gents Ties, Bows, Collars, Shirt. Draw
ers, Gloves, &c, &c.
We still keep the best dollar-K Kid Gloves
to be found.
Elegant new stock Of Towels, Napkins.
Doylies, Crashes, &c.
Come quick-vhile the stock is fresh.
The --latest out' in Shasls
Special attention called to our stock Of
Black Cashmeres Of the fnest color
that can he produced.
Call and get a new Catalogue Of new Fall
Patterns from DemOre-t.
Price the new style Pun Hat Raeks-ss'
erybojy take- one.
The largest stock Of Men. Boys aud
Youths Boots .nd Shoe.
A large variety Of floor oil Civtk.
An elegant stock Of Dress Goods, en-
bracing the best eolors aud designs, ana
ranging in prices from the cheapest TO th'
highest this market demands.
Just received a nice lot Of white AM
scarlet zephyr shawl.. Come early II ye,
want one.
As the Fall season Is nov at Land, ~.
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y. u. rEyIs has Just received lot OF
perfect fitting Crown Shirts and Collar.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

A LOT OF tine shoat. and .oSs for sale BY
Seph Campbell
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go to J. y. Dayis'- Oyster and Eating
saloon in the Bruce Hotel basement for a
good Lunch.
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FARMERS wanting the best Wheat Drill
will find il at Campbell n Miller's. .
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Ir Is fact, that you eau buy al Nod
Jeans at Hayden Bros at forty cents a yund.'
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MGR ArPLls.--Mr. VI. 7. Hubble has
our thanks for tine lot OF Fall Pippens.
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DOHEsTsc ITEMS.
ES..s Dr. Css.pseu a a0,er.

Bring the cash and get. bargains for the
next thirty days.
Empty barrels aud bores for sale very
cheap.
A few Meikle Double Shovel Flows at
reduced prices.
Stove Pipes, Elbows, Coal Hold, etc,
cheap for cash.
Table and Pocket Cutlery offered at spe.
cially low prices for cash.
Your account Il ready for immediate
settlement.
The Hoosier whea, Drill is the Cham.
pioa. II has . positive force feed. Sows
equally we'll Wheat, Rye. Clover, Timothy,
Oats, etc. sows small seed either in drills
or broadcast. Price low and terms easy.
Who vsne 6ns Skeleton Wagon for
lissls money!
SPECIAL NorIcE.-Hsvins determined to
discontisue our business, for the next thir-
" days We will offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
ron CASH. All persons indebted 70 mby
note OF account are expected and urgently
requested to settle up Immediately. A we
have been indaiesnt In the past with those
With whom We have account., we hope
none will disappoint ms nov.
To meet the dull times we have just
made further reduction on saddles, har-
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut
lery and iron.
Another new ,,ock Of Oval Turkish
| Bs,h Sian inst arrived. Ev,rv cab. weigh,
mir ov,c,s and |, warranted TO last longer
and cl..n.. batter than ssv three c.k.s Of
toilet ,o.p In the market. Price only 75c
su.c;.l b.rr.in, in Hardware for the
We have q new Skeleton Wagon for sale
rial, and finished In the highest style Of
workmsaship.
A few more sets Of har~sss at treirs, A.
issa and eieklsem doilsu.
Another invoice Of Saddles and Harness
ct le~ss prices sAaa svsri Harness from
$is; Fsacy Blasks's fron 7Se to q; Horss
Govern from y 50 10 %. Almost every
city prices.
bargains ''s os'h '0s 'n'"y os''' '"'
~" s''' -" "
'"' : w. . s''' o"' " w.
An'-"'s '~s'' w M ."
or odds.
.,.. T.. c.,,u,., and nm. nouua Of
In
AIM,
| '"' "
thirty days.
|
81 % cents escA, % BY the DOZEN at y %.
|
A.,s ...A,.. ..,. ,r.i,.
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THE warfare on the innocent partridge
can lawfully commence after the 10th Of
October
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G"op iwo-horc steel plows for $40, at
Wear.n A Evans.
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A lssss s.A comprehensive Sack Of
Brides. Collars, Lass. Curb and Back
strats. Hssd-ssailr. Rsias, sasr~, best
whip, etc.. all offered ehssI~r than ever
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buggy Wheels from ~ TO si2 sci; Bug
~ shAhs fsosa Is esas W 81 ~ per pair.
The largest s,oct u isoa. Shoes. Nails, nc.
ever bsoaght 10 stamford.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26

and it may net be out-of place 1t
this point to semafk that some legis-
istiun should be had BY which TtAe
the men who hare i4svesteaaII |
their cspitalin opening up the avenues
of commnniea,ion should 10 enabled
TO collect The modcratc rates Of toll
they demand from those who use
them, and assist in their deteriora-
tion.
We have about 10000 people living ln
tha Hills, IN = chHotlc state 80 far as law
ind courts are concerned, with NO high.
tribunal than the court Of judge Lynch,
with no protection, other than the
prompt law Of animal force. Our miners
are orderly and there has never been
within the history Of man, community
Of the same character, in which tho
records Of crime have been so meagre.
We have made attempts at town organ
ixation, ana have sought TO conform to
| those laws enacted among us, but at
best they are the mere laws of conces-
| sions.
| Our hills and gulchcs contain wealth
enough to pay off the national debt
thrice told, but the vast amount Of ma
chinery necessary to develop our mines,
can never be secured unless there shalt
| be protection for capital.
As have stated, the present reaidents
of the Black Hills are orderly and law
abiding; but the immense immigration
Of the comlng year, which will not fall
short oi one hundred thousand souls.
will bring with ii per ceatage Of
roughs, who may he hard to control.
The session Of your honorable body, l
:. am anArc, is Of short duration, and 1t Is
to be expected that the treaty with the
u Indians, made eeding The Black Hills
to Dakota for settlement, during last
summer, will be ratified by congress a,
an early date. Hence, the necessity that
your honorable body shall take some
immediate action contingent upon sach
. consumaticn-that We may have com
missioncrs appointed for organization
: that congress may be memorialized fol
the establishment Of postal routes and Y
i 8. courts.
A judicial district should be estabtish
. Cd, Accs sable to our citizcns, who wouit
suffer serious injury if compelled t
: make the long aud perilous journey nee
II SbooSy J Aok sOU uo0eSCssou "a ousAnCse ~
g fore courts, hundreds Of miles removes
II from their hGmas.
dt Gentlcmen-1n closing, allow me +
n thank you for ths courtssics extsnded =
Geaeral DAwson and mysslt - reprsseu
tA,iyes from the new Eldorsdo; and b
: licvs mo while urge you 70 prompt an
. easrsstis sctioa upon the sublsct 9
9 eommunicatioa bctwses the Missouri
y river and the Black Hills, do 20 ieelin
n assured, froa ny intinste knovisdgs {
rs oar resources, that the benefits whic
>. must accrue 70 yourselves will be far b
4 yood the sxpsctations Of the most saz
. guins.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26

The Indian appropriation bill now un.
der consideration in she house contains
an appropriation Of t7,ooo to provide,
under the direction Of the secretary hav-
ing Jurisdiction Of Indian Affairs, settle
men,s, clothing, food, agricultural i'm
psemenu and seeds for the Aodoc Indianl
that have removed to and are now resid
ing within the Indian tsrritory,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26

Address of DIR. CnARLEs w. MEYER,
delegate from Lawrence County
upon the subject ofthe Black Hills
before the Legislature Of Dakota IN
response to joint resolution from
that honorable body passed Jan
90, 1877. Delivered jan, p, 1871
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Washington T1epubTicar !:

revolutionary. They propose that the
congress and the supreme court. both
eresssres ot The constitution, shall usurp
the power aud take tho place OF ,hs else
torM college, also Z creature OF the CON.
st'tution, therefore making nugatory,
null and void this body created d stinctiy
with explicit powers, and y ith the most
sacred dnty-that Of proclaininp the
vo ce, viii and wish directly froa the
American people. The conprcss and
court 10 this oct are ex, cnding their do
main OF power and making extinct the
electoral college channel for, and the
only one, wherein the people can express
their cLoice for president and vice pres.
ident. With this department b,otted
out. wtich was created by the constitu.
tiou 1ash the same strength and powe,
in IL province aud sphere, We shall nav.
partially destroyed our great American
sys.em Of government. SO i, is rcyolu
tion-a changs Of government. Wors.
than that. II is rsarpstion-thc right,
OF the people, expressed copstitut,onatly
through their states and electoral college
are taken away from them by the con
gress and supreme court.
New York Herald =.
Partisan opposition TO the plan Of tn,
Joint commtttec IL TO be mostly dir.ctc,
Against its coLsitutionAliiy, tho .f.jrp1.
"f the Plan being generally concs,Ied ast
oaly patty otjeCsions made 70 the com
poaltion Vt shs tnbunsl. Nol,o,iy dis
putea that The plan, if adopted by con
grens, will be efficient, ae,r ,hst /. vii
lead 70 peaceful decision u the con ,rp
sersy II has 20 Asny ads 40 tapes mi
meets with SO much popular favor tina
unless II can be proved repugnan, 70 d.,
constitution partisan opposition will S,
= futile. The question Of consti,utiopalit,
must, indeed. be dschied byssrear,cnt
but Their is IN Antecedeat prssnmns;o
iasiis fsvcr, pripr - all sfnnrn sai in IN
fact that The en,incnt conssitu.iona, i. =.
Z yers Who served 81 the Joint commiite
have no doubt on tiic subject. Mc..r,
Edmunds, 1hurmaa, iaokiing. Bsyar
asa HssEaEs &he ~ aIlest- In sess i
tue two houses, and oue Of them, Senate
Edmunds, has already presented an q,
lament forthe plan which none Of il
stiyefssrfes will be able 10 refufe. More
ever, the joint committee have good rel
son to bstiere that Ave judges Of M
supreme court will act with the commi,
alon, which they. Of course, would no
oonssoi 70 do 4 tkey tAapeha Ii uncon
Eriruriuna3, Wlsihy surh n ~ rs1t postn,
weight ~ isgd sbii inilnrsing /. til
coniidsncc q Tho Peep viii not easi
= ~ = y q 4 Pssaissa has and cry iha
~ piss y uncopstiaational.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26

The course OF the hills. containing
this chsrcter Of orc is from Fake
J Bottom gulch, sou,hwsrd aaong tho
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26

III a LES
HONEY OF H0REHOUND { TAR
FOR The cuRE OF
Coughs. Colds, inBusnxa noarseness. DiMcult
nrsa.hirg, and all Affections Of the Throa,
Bronchial Tubes. and Lungs, leading
10 Consumption.
This infAllible remedy is composed ot
the HoShY Of the plant Horehound. in
chernirai union with TAR-EAlM, extracted
from the LIFE PRINCIPLE Of the forest
tree ABiEs BAlsAMEA, or Balm OF Ci'eaa.
The Honey 81 Hoehound soorHYs AND
scATrgKs all irritations and .inaamma-
tons, and the Tar- Balm cLnASsEs AND
HrAis the throat aud air passages leading
10 the lungs. FIVE additional Ingredients
teen,he organs cool. moist, and in health
fal action let no prejudice keep ys# fsaa,
trying this great medicine Of famous
Doctor, who has saved thousands or lives
: by It It m his large private practice
N-B.--The Tar Balm has no BAD TASTE
or smell.
ryicrs % eFv4s 81 s. frs norr,r
Gees. ssvi h.ts 'fsrse size,
Fixes TsetAaesse Drorsr Cure In
4 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
y. tRlTTESTDN. Prop. NY
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Press Opinions on the Electoral Com
promise.
Paul Pioneer Press:


In view of existing complications and
of future ones Of like character which
may arise, it is perhaps ~ wise plan nf
adjusting such controversies - could
have been devised. II will doubtless
meat With ssons opposition from extreme
partizans ON both s,dea, whose pet theo-
ries il sets rSirie, but thu It will he
adopted By both hoaseslcannst be doubt
ed, for such tremendous pressure ut
public sen timent will be brought to bear
upor them 10 accept this reasonable mod1
of settling existing controversies thai
they will not dare to resist the plaidl '
unaffected will Of theepeople.
Chicago Inter Ocean:
Compromises arc always Of doubtful
policy, and in this case can only tend Il
darkens, the public mind, To pass III.
messpD Hesld b 70 acksowledge tha'
ths @D@l akA ilhttnp. IA tn south va
= s6&S9sssA pGtsrs a y hgneAt d
I'D h9iaSSana. III Nonld c6n4ay In,
impresssou that tho retpnanE board o
Louisiana had acted iraudulantiy, ant
that its conduct demanded official ecsu
tiny, perhaps reversal. Tho rcpublicsi
party would stnltify itself, discredit evi
dsncc, bclittls facts, tarnish truth, rende
seesApin.y doab,, ssd jeopArdize the vii
u ne peopas. Thia conpromiss pial
does not grasp the presidential difficult,
by its smooth handle which 10 red ho,
Chicago Times:
There is ample reason TO say that tn
thigh court Of arbitration scheme
not satisfactoFy 70 anybody, and il nc
regarded BY anybody ~ anything bat
&..pA-sry cxpedient 10 bridge over
possible bloody cham. Every intsll
gent person perceives that there is not
particle Of honesty in the contrivanc
Every member OF the two commi,ts,
that have incubatsd and hatched this MOI
descript contrivancs Of mutual ban
boozlenent perfec,ly we'll knows that
more dishonest scheme of mutual self d
ceptlon never was devised. The II
factions came together and said, mental
s. 1t all ercusA Let N invent sonethir
that will involve the outcome II ! 70,
let a. vt up = screen Of hunbus belo
the eyes Of the country behind which !
the managers can proceed to play o,
own little game, throwing cons,itu,io
law, and principles Of public right msa
while to the devil
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-27
Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic.

In the atmosphere experienced here during
the summer months, the l%ethargy produced
by the heat takes away the desire for whole
some food, and frequent Preparations reduce
bodily energy, particularly those suffering
rom tn effects of facilitating diseases In
order to keep a natural healthful activity of
NE system we must resort to artificial means
Fbr this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
Is very etfectual. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh yigor to- the enervated
eo1y. For dyspepsia 1t is invaluable. Many
eminent physicians have doubted whether
dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that
purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic in its nature
Is totally different from such drugs. 1t con-
hins no corrosive minerals or acids; in fact It
assists the regular operations of nature and
supplies her deficiencies. The tonic in its
na ure so much resembles the gastric Juice
mat IL Is almost identical with that fluid.
me gastric Juice Is the natural solvent which,
IN a healthy condition of thebody causes the
iood to be digested; and when this juice is not
sxcreted In sufficient quantities, indigestion,
WITH all Its distressing symptoms follow. The
sea Weed Tonic. performs the duty of the
gastric juice when the latter is deficient.
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