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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
The OF mining shares, as officially reported,
MEMORANDA

The following the receipts Of produce at Chi
cage and Milwaukee to-day and upon the correspond
ing days in 1875 and 1876
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening quotations for min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould 4 Curry,
919 Savage, 8; Cholsr Potosi, SO y, ophir. II Hale
Norcross, Ia; Crown Point s. Yellow Jacket Ga, as
sessed So; Bccher, OK; Virginia Consolidated. SO :;
California, 3ok; Overman 25, Raymond Ely, ID /;
Eureka G. ", 8; Best 4 Belcher, 20; Kentuck, 81 /;
Union Consolidated, 81; Alpha, Ia Sierra Nevada 8;
Mexican, IL "a Eureka Consolidated AS Justice 1917
Utah Mine, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28


nor future delivery the sales as follows yesterday
alter two T. M.-Ocsob r, 800 bales ut If14c, 800
l.i5c 900 at 1Bc 900 nj life November 100
loose 800 10 9yc. 800 at Iic, 100 Hole. a
Hoo. December, 100 at 10 y7c., lU iuvsc 400
IO.ojc. January. 100 al llOfc 700 ~ ll.O5c, 40
de-. go it07c zoo ut l1U-c April 800 II t7c.
Total, a,10g bales To-day up 70 two " -septem'
October $40 ut II Be- 4ou iiI2c 1000 at iLl5c.,
400 .l4c.. 400 at IL I0c, 30 at lLIic.. 800
at 3c 800 at l1i2 900 at Lille 400 Ut ~ Toe.
IlJO Ice, 400 U9c, 400 iI.cSc.. 800
O7c 300 Mt u O6c.: November 800 at 10 use, 80
loDTc 200 at 10 95c 400 ioBdc 2tO at Osc. 500 ut
IOJ6c 100 at U97c. 800 30 1ODlc 100 ut 10 &c. 800
iug2c. 100 O9ic 100 ut io9oc, 1900 ut H. sc; De-
iUo7c 400 at O3c 800 10 Ole 500 iUaoc 200 at
10 ste. 100 lussc January, 500 li.Oic., 200
II jc 100 NJ O2c 500 AT lu5c 200 az U2c., 300
CSC 100 at 1lOc, 800 Mt 1lc 2O0 ut IO'oc, 2Oo ut
Iujc 500 at 10 3Tc, 100 at 1UD5c.; February 100 at
H. lsc 2Oc. BOD at jc loo At H. lOc; March,
100 at 3c 100 LIE. 800 Ijjc 900 .3Oc.,
400 at 29c 100 ut II 2sc APRIL zoo at II 4Ic. June:
The receipts ut the ports us follows 1901
new Orleans $3.50: Mobile. 543 savannah 667; Charles
ton 1927: Wilmington, 26o; Norfolk, 327 BOSTON, 10.
Total O. .54 bales. This day last week, 2,735 bales.
THIS day last year. 1887 bales TOTAL since
September 66O9I bales to last night Cotton freighs
closed foowsro Havrc. by stesm 4c., compressed;
Bremen by steam ssc compressed to Liverpool, i4d
by steam by sail &c compressed. Market quiet
Flour ASp GRAlsReccipsrlo r ii, 100 bbls. whea t,
2s3 2 bushels; meal $50 sacks corn $50 l2l BUSH
els oats $3.50 do; 6jS do. barley. 900 do bar
lev malt 10 spOO do. The -four market quiet
The sales including state, Western and
southern were 12JOO bbIs the annexed quotations.
Rye Hour was steady and fairly active Sales were 400
bills Corn meal ruled firm, with sales OF 800 bbs and
tAlA
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$1,000 Dis Of Col 1865

5000 do .,
1000 NJ x st L S's LIST.
10000 VI & st Z con ST
10000 do ...... ....
1000 Nor K rs rs. III
1000 West Pacific. 80.
1000 I'm Pacific st :.
100 shs Quicksilver. be
100 Quicksilv'r pf be BIZ
.llll nul A. LII IN
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14


THE DAvsEnA or Wine. y had widows
son Committed I'd my care. He was heir to a
great estate. He went through the different
stages of college, and finally Jeff, with a good
moral character and bright prospects. But
during the course of his education he had
heard the sentiment advanced, which then
supposed correct that the use Of oines was
not only admissible but a real auxiliary to
the temperance cause After he had left col
lege fora few years he continued respectful
to me. At length he became reserved. One
night he rushed uneeremoniousiy into my
room, and his appearance told the dreadful
secret. He said he came to talk with me.
He had been told that during his senior year
IL scas safe to drink wine, and by that
idea he had been ruined I ask him IL his
mother knew this. He said no he had care
fully concealed it from her: asked him il
he was such slave that he could not abandon
the habit. Talk to me of slavery he said
/ am ruined, and before I go. TO bed shall
quarrel with the barkeeper of the Tontine foi
brandy or gin TO safe my burning thirst" In
one month this young man was in his grave,
It went to my heart. Wine is the cause Of
ruin to great proportion of the young mer
of our country. cfessor Goodrich.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

There ii nobody ii he household Who has
50 many chances to make the rest happy as
the big brother. fIc Is che pride and delight
If his father and mother, and thco YOUNGEST
children fairly worship him. His sisters are
ready to 10 whatever he wishes, and unless
he is very unkind aud diSes,liging, they are
quite right in this disposition for the big
brother is Always supposed to be a, maniy,
generous fellow, willing to help weaker peoa
pie and ready to lend a hand to those who
need it. 500
remember one big brother whom great
ly admired. He was about eighteen years old,
ia II and ad-shouldered, with a faint shad-
ow Of of a mohstache on his upper lip. He
was studying hard for his profession, bun
there was not a moment when he would not
lay his book aside to solve a difficulty fol-
Lulu or Jennie, whose parsing troubled them,
and he never said an ungentle word to the
little brother ten years his Junior, who came
to him with his kites and skate straps and
broken toys to be mended. The manly isg'
brother lost nothing for his kindness and s,l-
avity, and now that he is a physiciana little
bald, aud with big boys of his own to bring
up, the same gentleness OF demeanor recon-
mends him to patients and friends. s' ~.
Some boys seem to think 1t very fine to az,
feet rudeness and bluntness Of manner at
home. They take off their hats very gallant5
ly to the young ladies who reside in the oppo-
site house, but it is too much trouble to be
courteous to their own sisters. They scor1
the idea of encumbering themselves witha
little brother who wants to go and see pro,
cession, or to accompany them ON an excur-i
sion. 1t does involve some self-sacritiee to-
give up ones careless independence on jour-
ney and be responsible for the safety of a
child but then IL all the work were looking
out simply for itself, where would the happi-
ness go to? asa sl8le 4asl isgi 50
Believe me, boys, that the people for-whose
opinion you really care, win value and honor
you far more for your habtual tenderness,
good nature, steadiness,r and patience with
those who are younger than yourselves than
for your most brilliant performances in the
school-rooni IL you are tempted sometimes
TO be cross and petnlant, to say sarcastic
things to those who cannot easily answer
them, and to snub your little sisters and
brothers, ask yourselves whether or not after
all YOU do not love these home folks better
than any others in the world? Are you not
sure of their love for your Then Is it not
worth whileto. be amiable and lovely to those
whose love makes eafth's sunshine, and whose
ahsetlca yvoilld make aafth dark iudaad p 1TS
often think Il we were all more careful toiBe
kind in little things, we would be repaid by
the comfort we should have in our own cons
sciences. 1T is very easy to say graff word,
when o gentle word would be the right one
but to most boys there is apt to, be q TROUBLES
some prick afterward A kind, and pleasant
word even in the, way, of reproof costs no
more thana kraffl one and is a hundred fold
better. If you doubt it, try ii. asi -oi'h
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

Hs A SCENE FROM LrFE.-A young man en-
tered the bar-room Of a village tavern, and
called for drink. .9sis -ms5
I - No." said the landlord. ''You have had
the delirium rsmens once, and cannot sell
Won ary more. ',tis''d sais ssisi& ~
He stepped aside to make room for couple
Of young men who Rad just entered, and the
landlord waited on them very politely The
other hand stood by, silent and suiien, and
when they had finished he walked up to the
landlord and addressed him: q psff
"six years ago, at their age, stood where
those young mon are now. was rnau with
fair prospects. Now, at the age Of twenty
eight, am wreck, body and mind. You
led me TO drink. In this room ] formed the
bit that has been my ruin. Now sell me q
few glasses more, and your work win be done
shall soon be out of the way there is nc
hope for me. But they can be saved. Do moi
sell it TO them. Sch TO me, and let me die
and let tile world Bs rid Of mo; but for Heay
EMS sake sell no more to lthemla' s.ail
The landlord listened, pale and trembling
Setting down his decanter, he exclaimed sg'
s'God help me this is the last drop vii
ever sell TO any one !'''e Boa sl'9
And he kept his word. e ste s sH4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

/ In the private study Of the Emperor Of
Germany there is "a calendar which he consults
every morning, containing, under dates, brief
notes Of important events In bis life that oc-
CURED OFT the same day of the year. There
ID also for each day text from the Bible and
motto selected from the works of his favor
tie poets. sseaS aH aees a1 sas'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

ASTRONOMY VS.. GAsrR6Nony. 90 julius
said Brooklyn gentleman | his coloied SER
want, " don't you enjoy the astronomical phe4
nomenon these fine evenings ? ? Dunno
sah, responded the darkoy, 9 mush-melons
am my favoritb fruit! 1"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

1t took Sir Isaac Newton less than three
years to thoroughly digest the principles Of
grayitation, while an Indiana farmer has spent
eleven years trying to End out why COW
never kicks until the pail is two-thirds full
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

A comprehensive school inspector asked an
Aberdeen class If any could tell him anything
remarkable in the life Of Moses Boys-Yes
sir, he was the only man who broke all ths
commandments at once.'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

In Iowa d merchant sent dunning letter
to d man, who replied by rttdrn mail in these
words You say that you are holding my
note yet. That Is all right -perfectlyright
Just keep holding on to it, and If you find
your hands slipping, spit OF them and try it
again. Yours affectionately, &C."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

1t is known that the caustic effect OF lime
accidentally Introduced into the eye may be
entirely neutralized by the use Of cold sugar
water. The lime and sugar form compound
that has no action upon the eyes. ts
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

Durihg a trial the Judge called a witness.
No oife answered, when an elderly man arose
and solemnly said, g He is gone, "Where
lids he gone = asked the Judge, in no tender
tone. @Idont know but he is deai,' was
the guarded answer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14
! TAXING NEED TO soaa0w.

W. IA met x..,.... 80 1..ssS 49, ~
cans ,s,s sosps vua ss'a's oss We can ess
NV .o,as 49, I, !; 1900 nsn soi-
-. ss..,s = 8 ~ our a.
al Z ae's s1 WISER e oe.ser
q =, a.' 3, ~ 4, 1ss wye nos come
Il sh' 8 nuu
az = r. P'kefs
aas co j. -, 's,;' '' ~, 9 s.,l
- 8 ~. ss'.a' s,s l<4 o'k
's'i' Z, 4, ~ = py s's''a ne'p
~ 49, ~ s''s! s''As"9 ~ oa'os upon Is
49,. ~ ma's 'nas 1ns p'ows q n'sipFtune
S''e " q PoWs1s W. pave hearts
4 'ps s''ss lose WAL y ~. mere tenqqfy TOR
~ .uqa'S,s = up ons snas = gone ~ IS
00ua p1ain uH.y y ges me gooq ana MOI the
~ Z sotron; Np appao' 4 yirplsnt poison
!. 10y e p's.'''s' rem snese oasteF nsrps' but
, ,Aas = NOV Inc palpose ior~ wnich tney are
. nv = III, Da' uo', Ms'' perfumes mae IN
sas'' Ss,'s eospeu. o''s sts sev.e.9p ~ them
ss =, 1"0 a' ~ WI. uesesop ing
pVf'sspn 'ne 0'pef y a'Acoyer the oiis ana
~ 'n'pes' a,moa salsal y iaaa. s,ss5s,t. !.
oo,iow y IKE any o.ner endowfnent H.
~ - M wv = ipye' ano yet Y 90 used that
y ~ sps'l u.scsyeE, ~ y swor'u Or piaguesi.--
h = ~ ps'n Asens y PROBABLY human PRIV.
sneRs' WIN mora, ana Spiritual uses pnknowfi
9s59sa w hsn' aea'ps1 Fpe a0ctrfpe thab
wv. : 'pAs % convened info gooq-Tthat chsss
'iss ,, y'e'de'h tbs peaceaoie fruits Of
nse9pSnssF ga lnenlll who are exercised
spo1eos sa. ap I'VE. proves tpat good " fuli
1"sss''ts y os'enesI only 2 iuii cap otgevil.
~ y COCO iors US % haye mhat We can weif
use put Y y not oi'en That looking PACK, we
can see the well-apslng. Hoys ore ruined by
ruined by success. women are ruined nv aHs
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

A Newark girl Mastered the depsrt0fe Of 4
lingering gentleman caller the other evening
by remarking, as she looked out Of tho vim
dow, e ! think we shall have beaastiful SUM
rise,, ssnes ~ h8st M
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

A farmer in the neighborhood OF Doncas-
ter, was thus accosted by his landlord John,
I'm going to raise your rent" John replied:
" sir, am much obliged to YOU, for I cannot
raise itmyself.Y s. aesy5 4e
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

/ The sofs Of Clergyman was delivering a
college Saledictoryf when, in pulling out his
handkerchief, he pulled out a pack Of cards.
g Hulloa - he exclaimed, ssTve got on my
fathers coat ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

JOSH Bill n Is says TIE fnssl is larger
burd than the goose or turkey. 1t has two
legs to walk with, and two more tokick with,
and it wares its wings on the side of Its he'd. =
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

A travelling philosopher whom a. Meridel
policeman requested to move on out Of town
rebuked the officer with the conundrum &
+" Wasn't the children of Israel tramps e
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fNFIDxL fkSrIuoxr IN 90 tRrs.
=
ANEcporE OF pAyIp rAuL nRonN. /.

III AN'EcpoTE or DAVID FAIL RRoyyN. IS.
r 81: tlie Il year 1882 case IF Die Common
wealth against Starg, was atFisd iii was muir
der. The deatlN wAs elsarly proved attended
/ BY circumstances lindicatmx slmallce ana is
\ inconsiderable de9ibelatlon. the o,,lx ASA
cheney 10 the proof was ID regard 10 thc per-
son By whom the offense was perpetrated.
! After all the testimony was closed, Tie hos.
1 pital physician was called. M ssfki
Mr.. Brown demanded what the doctor was
4 20 prove,4aa MA VI al tgsSsss .s,.sstY we
y 'sDying declarations, i1was the immediate
hreply. Is s3srtssp sift1 saa5saa al4. Sssi ansa
e Before We come that, e said MI. BROWN
= a have some hing 70 ssayi + AMI plepaysd 90
lsproye that theedeoehsedat assah afheistl-afs
lFayowed infdelal WHO tissiIsdI an satsiss of
rewards ard pppis Z. VIZ aanisd the
truth Of the Holy and declared u to be
"A romance 4 and who <lisbeliesed Id the exist
ence of the Almightyl'rsxs d = snisisoa
1 This proof was accofding made, and i re-
suited in the exclusion Of tho declarations and.
the acquittal of. the prisonef- Upon the ar
gument,of this question, j Mr., Brown eontenisl
ed that dying declarations were admissible
only, when they were founded on conscious
ness Of and approach to the judgment seas6f
God the selemnity of that. moment being
equiyalent tohnoath----nay, more than squviasl
lent TO 1soath, for no az parts oath could
possibly Be feceis ~ = Bit how, said the
counsels 4 il this principle available, whsii'a
ananlives az q beast and dies rs beast lbokgt
ing to no hereafter z Such man, If 1iving;l
could not be allowed, to be q witness he
would not be- permitted to contaminate| tie
Book Aof Eternal Life with his hunhallowed
and saefiegioas lips. If then, he could not
bsi sworn acknowledging mo obligation that
binds him to the tFuth--how can his declara-
tions, living or dying, bereceiyed In "a COURT
Of Justice IN d iEase' Involving human life ?
An ayowed or admitted intidel Is diYestel Of
all his franchises; the, Constitution toleratesl
all religions, but docs not tolerate no religion
-vdoes, not sapetiep plasphemy or. a blasphems
ser.as. No man can, hold q hpnblic Office who is
. an infidel; from the President, of the United
States down to = tipstaf In this court, every
Officer Is compelled to be sworn. No atheist
can be sworH,n and therefore no atheist can
hold an Office however high or low. There
~ Az se9ass'ss.as ss''e f's sua. WY aq'', res
ihas oou' snsu'a W pfspaseall9 w 'uen'ep "
sbis felloWmeusa bns snstnisfnu mad assa i'i'i4
such was the general course ef sthesarguL
'noAs a LOW 4'sassA's lu.s' n'n'''Yfo.
thu Baptist charcl1 callsdaup M, Bgewns and
imhaE'ea W nlMn ss seaieNaag, saf4'.lyapg ms
.ssAssuss' ssrs''As ~ $40 'y4s $500 sts'"s
'AsAeSss - ehe r's''aes' s',f's 'ps.u
~ sp4tps spesnes. e: ias' Noyss '',i s.'s
eiet''s syAt's'psn,s ppis'p W \, ss,'
eYissN 'r'y ~ W. 'ss''s ,sst. w 'a's
p.'s' ~ss .pJsps'si ~. sN;''.' e. r.,
ps-ss sAsi Ns'@'9 'ps VNis. 'S.'ss,ats -
issNss ~ 10y, So",esp'sso rssNspY "'s1
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

q Our inside contains to-day, says couns
try editor 81 Dyspepsia, Crooked Whis-
key "a Chinese Restaurant, and various
other interesting articles" 9
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Boston Herald -" A gentleman riot a
izen OF Somerville recently, and said to b
20 Your home is in SomervfIie, 1 Believe ?
"No," replied the SomervilIe man, :"
home Is ia Heaven. 'ssess Let me give yot
a little ADVICE said the gentleman. ~
hurry and get postal card and write y
folks that you are never coming home.s' i
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

!. Cleanliness Is next to uodliness,p and
that's the reason the washing is done the day
after Sunday. !.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

An Ohio youth pathetically sings -
1pDH ss.fis sweef 10 wait, but Oh, how bitter,
To wsit for . girl. and then not git 'er."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

Some hesrts like evening primrsses opeus
'sost beautifully in tho evening Of hfa
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

sis most gratifying, indeed. l trust the con,
vert was sincere But there were two posi-,
tions in my argument one was that infdelity
kept man out of heaven, and the other was
that II kept him out Of office to which con.
sideration do you suppose the conversion was
most to be imputed II he was not an ofic
seeker, he no doubt became Christian Is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
A Terrible Cou.h.

How often We hear the above remark
during these extreme changes OF weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore Throats wcie new
er more prevalent among children than
now. Now We are going to rye you TO
try a remedy which has excited comments
BY physicians all over the country. who nc.
knowledge their surprise .. the wonderful
and happy results from its use. That rem.
edy Is the well-known preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. Your
own druggist, Mills 4 Purdy will tell you
that 1t is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; and will warrant cure oseereturn
your money to you in case of failure after
using one halfthe bottle. II is very pleas.
ant TO the taste, making 1t very desirable
remedy for children
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
Various Cnuscs

Advancing years, care, sickness, dsap
pointment, and hereafter predispos'tlon-
all operate 10 turn tho hair gray, and either
OF them inclnes 1t TO shed prematurcly
AYERS HAIR VIGoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired Ii softens
and cleanses the scalp, givin,: III healthy
action, and removes and cures dandruf and
humors. BY its use falling hair is check
ed, and new growth will be produced In
all cases where the follicies are not destroy.
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau
iifully shown on brashy, weak, or sickty
hair, to which few applications will pro.
duce the gloss and freshness OF youth
Harmless and sure in its operation, 1t is in ;.
comparable as dressing. and is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tone 1t imparts. II contains neither oil nor
dye. and will not soil or color white cam.
oric; yet It lasts long on the hair, and
keeps Is fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS
sold by Mills s. Purdy, Yank,on.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
Ank ori. Roas,ed coffee.

Messrs. Bell, Conrad & Co, Chicago,
.baye placed upon the market n roasted un
ground coffee in one pound papers, that is
unequaled in flavor and strength by any
heretofore offered to coffee drinkers. II
possesses many of the characteristics uf
Java ard Mocha, and being roasted In air.
tight cylinders, the oil is retained in the
berry. Messrs. Bell, Conrad & Co, are
manufacturers of the celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder. and the only importers
and roas,ers Of Ankoria Coffee in the
United States. All the xrocers have 1t on
sale, and will refund the money if custo.
mers are not pleased. Every lover OF good
coffee should get pound and try it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
nuGELLAHEoUs.

LAWLEssNEss IN NORTH CARO- LIMA.
New Ysrk, Feb. l2-A North
Carollna special says while the U. s.
Commissioner, Capt. w. G.. Morriss,
was cngiged in the trial Of Walter
Newman, for alleged violation of the
revenue laws with Deputy Marshals
Hardins and Merrill in attendance,
the court was startled by the sound Of
firearms, and in few moments the
house WAS surrounded by armed men
who began An indiscriminate firing in.
to the room. The comm issioner and
Capt. Merrill fled, but Capt. Hardins
drew . revolver and fred upon his
ASSISTANTS, wounding one named Fish
Ter, and in turn was shot down aud
would have been killed but for New
man and Geo. Rhodes. Fisher was
brought to the Jail Of Andersonvilie.
His brothers made an attack later
upon the Jail, but were pu. to flight
With the loss of Washington Fisher,
MORALLY wounded.
STABBED.
New York, Feb. 1a-Fred Hert.
fielder age Is, was stabbed to death
Saturday night BY William Aberaty,
alias English, age 49,. Both belonged
to Williamsburg English escaped
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
N { RV 0U S D EBlLlTY.

Vital weakness or dcprcsNon:
weak exhausted feeling, no energcy or
courage; the result of mental over.
work, lndiscrcttons Or oxccsscs,
or some drain upon the system, il always
cured BY HUMPHREYS HONEO-
PATHIC No. 70. 1t tones up and invig-
oFates the system, dispels the gloom and
despondency. imparts strength and energy,
stops the dnin and rejuvenates the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success BY Thousands. Bold BY dealers,
Price, 41.00 per single vial. or $500 pc.
package of FIVE vials and t2OO vial Of pow.
der. Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys hOMEO-
PATHlC MEDIClNE COMPA.
NY. 662 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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For sale by Mills / Purdy and g. W. Wander.
hule D Co.. AGENTS n Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
doing TO A.n... or Colora4o

Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fc
railroad. the new and popular line from
AichsoR and Kansas City, via. the beau
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Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between
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without change. Close connections made
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pets, FOR maps, time tables and the San
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Gen Pass. Agt.,
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