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AngerDangerou..

) Violent transports of feeling OF any
kind sometimes kill, but the ''short mad
ness" of, wrath, oindulged without re-
straint, is doubtless the most harmful
and hazardous, 4sb 6tF. j. ss a s...E
The Emperor Nerya died ofsa violent
excess of anger against senator who
had offended him ssVafentinian, the first
Roman Emperor of that name, while'fe.
proaching with great passion the depu
ties from che eQuadi, a people Of Germa.
ny, burst q blood, vessel, and suddenly
fell lifeless to the, ground, . ,s,,sss (
: * have seen, said Tourtello,a French
medical writer, stwo women perish, the
one In commissions at the end Of six
hours, and the other sufocated in two
DAYS from giving themselves up foSthe
transports of fury" "9's5 N'FA'sa - 2nla'
The celebrated John Hunter fell a
sudden, victim to- aparoxysm of this pas
sion.. Mr.. Hunter, ,as is familiar to med
ical readers, was man of extraordinary
genius, but the subject of violent anger,
which, from the defect OF early moral
culture, he had not learned to control
Suffering during bis latter years, under a
complaint ofithe heart, his existence was
In constant jeopardy from his ungovern-
able temperSo and he has been heard to
remark that "his life was in the hands of
any rascal who chose to annoy him -
Engaged one day in an unpleasant alter
cation with hisseeneagues in the board
room at ST. Georges Hospital L'ndon,
he was by one ofthem peremptorily con,
t-adicted; he i'm mediately ceased speak.
ing, hurried into an adjoining apartment
and instantly fell dead. I ~ ''le i e
We pleasantly remember good old
man who, like Surgeon Hunter, had for
many years been afficted with disorder
(which made perfect calmness necessary
10 his, life. Many ., time We have heard
him say. "'Twon't do for me to get
mad One could not doubt that the
Christian spirit in. the aged man had
much to do with his invariable good hur.
NOR, but on the other hand, he was GER
tainly an example of character beauti
fed and softened by warning infirmity
Many afflicted with the mortifying
weakness Of passionate temper have
felt tempted to envy others the physical
weakness that forbids rage under fatal
penalty.-Me Youths Companion.
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The Battle of the BOyne,

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir:: The
popular impression seems to be that the
18th Of July is the anniversary of the
battle of the Boyne The battle of the
Boyne, about which SO much is said by
people who apparently have never read
Macauley's History Of, England, was
fought on the 1st OF July, 1890, and not
on the sl2th. King James had, $4,000
men at that battle, while his son,in-law,
William Of Orange, had 5o,0oo,9 or more
than twice as many as the 2 Catholic
King, SO it cannot be regarded as mat
ter of surprise that the Williamites
should have conquered,
On the 18th of July, 1881. was fought
the great battle Of Anghrim, in which
the Catholic loyalists were finally over
thrown. Perhaps it is the anniversary
of that day which the Orangemen cele
brate; or it may be the anniversary OF
the birth OF the Prince OF Orange. One
thing is absolutely certain, the 18th Of
July is not the anniversary of the battle
of the Boyne. III nssi SLIGO.
New York, July 13, 1877.
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EQUEsTR1ANISM.
rurkisn omciai rites.

? 81 lger TFru ssr .a-rF
The following explanation Of the Off
cial titles used I'd Turkey may be useful
to those interested in the war between
that nation and Russia, 9glsae,sgf. va,
Sultan--The sovereign Of the Turkish
Empire, the recognized organ of all the
executive power in the State; his head
quarters are at Constantinople. asai nH z
/ Porte-The Government OF, the Tark-
ish Empire. g7o9. h,
Sublime Perte-The official name Of
the Government, so-called from the gate
OF the Sultan's palace. .FiQ.i' i''i9' s9f'
Grand Vizier-Tne Chief Minister of
the Turkish Empire. .l .iiia fsfia.s q,
Diyan-The Turkish Council of State
the cabinet"
Grand Mufti-Chief Interpreter of
the Mohammedan law and head of the
wise Menh-jurists, sheologians and
literatt-who assemble for consultation
on his order. He is mostly styled the
Chief Of the Faithful. A writer says Q
tetwa, or decree, from him would sum
mon around the Standard of the Proph.
ct all the fanatical hordes of Islam to
fight to the death against the 'infidels,
in the firm belief that death on the bat
tie. field is a sure passport to Paradise.
Pasha-GovernOrs, viceroys, comn1an-
ders, civil and military rulers of provin'
ces. 9-2s'1 ~ i5asiaat s79w 19ili tai
/ Deys-About the same as Pasha. iso
Sheik-The name given the heads Of
Arabian tribes or clans It means elder,
or eldest in dignity and authority.
Osmandi-Turkish official. J:ses Gai
Islam-The religion of Mohammeds
| Islams-Mohammedans themselves h
Mussulman-A, follower Of NOLAN
med.
Ottoman Empire-Another name for
| the Turkish Empire, and derives its
name from Osman, its founder. T
Osmanlis-The Turks proper: i,75e4t
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A Suggestion to Cattle shippers,

Tie Chicago Drovers' Journal makes
the following suggestive observations:
1T is never good policy SO early in the
season as The FIRST Summer month to take
bali fat-eattle, ,that-will make nothing bet;
ter than what is called slippery beef, from
good grazing fields and send them to
market; they are a-kind of cattle that
are rever in favor with any kind of deal
ers, and in nine cases out of ten such
cattle have sold in.the consuming mar
ket for less than they are worth in the
fields from which they have been taken
in the country. 1t isrour opinion OF Che
present time that all cattle Of this kind
should be kept in the country until, they
are made really fat -, - ,.1. :.
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Getting Ready for sunday.

When Jessie was very little girl she
used to be allowed to play with her dol
lies on Sunday. Now that she has grown
older she goes and puts them away on
Saturday night until Monday morning
She says Sunday is Gods day, and she
has no time for play, because she wants
to go to church and Sunday School. and
then mamma reads to her in some nice
book or in the Bible And Jessie likes
Sunday best of any day in the week NJ
Every Sunday morning she says. 50,
mamma, I'm so glad It's Sunday again J"
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? : .aF VI III .7-F-f u silia HalI7'II q
sAlC0h0llIn Hot w Gather.
(Lohdona Lancet.)


The frst important thing to be OBJ,
served in great heat is temperance-tem.
perance in all things. Heat gives rise to
feelings ofsexhanstion; this leads to the
drinking repeated doses Of alcohol in
some shape or other, than which moth
ing can be worse We dc not say that
q strictly temperate man never gets sun.
stroke; but we do aver that q man who
keeps his house and his person, if we
may so express it, we'll ventilated by
opening the windows oRihe former, and
clothing himself nationally, who attends
to the functions of Bislskih by clubbing
regularly, and who lives temperately, is
very unlikely subject indeed for sun
stroke. A manifest want at this season
ise some nensalcoholic beverage thatis
cold and pleasant without being at all
sweet or rnawkish.of = igpoa aai 'a1 /. 9s
The necessity Of temperance in drink,
on. the part Of those whose ayocations
lead them to be exposed to. the sun this
weather, cannot he too forcibly urged.
Over and over again in India the immu
nifty from sunslroke enjoyed by temper.
ate, men has been observed. =
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VI HH.
Turkish baths weresintroducel into
England, and thence into the United
States, by a traveller and political writer,
David Urquhart, who died recently at
Nice. ~ - s'Aa'i ~ .-f'..'' 80
An American man, after dining at q
London restaurant, paid his bill and was
about leaving whensthe waiter suggested
that the amount did not include the
waiter. "Al!'' said the man, shut l
didn't eat the waiterp' 80 9 r - ~
.as.sSure," said an Irishman, can I'm
heir toa splendid estate under my faith,
er's will Wbenh he died, he ordered me
brother to divide the house wild me; an
he edid IT. fof he Tux the inside himself,
an gave nae the outside. e."lz' So
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Amongst the graduates at the Uniyer.

Amongst the graduates at the Uniyer.
sity of,Pennsylysnia last Thursday was
q quiet old gentleman aged above sew
enty years. He received the degree OF
doctor OF philosophy after passing a
course of full scientific examination 1T
was Stephen Townsend, father ofsGeo.
Alfred Townsend. Without college ad.
vantages in early life, he studied and
graduated in medicine at1the age of 55,
and in the sciences, at II. The, under
graduates gave him shout as he pla.
cidly took his sheep skin and degree ot
doctor Of philosophy Wdskiagton Stur
J July3 - ,ssA''eH Z
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Watering Gardens.

When the warm; sunny days come, and
our gardens look dry and parched, we
are 50 strongly tempted 10 use the wa.
tering pot that We frequently yield, and
so iniure the plants we are striving 10
benefit. II we attempt to water our
flower beds at all, we must do it thor.
oughly !; wait until after sunset and then
pour on water until it seems ready to
run Off, Let this soak into, the ground
ard then, water again finally spread
freshly cut grass over the beds; this COW
ering viii tend to keep the ground soft
and moistg The usual method of sprink.
ling the dowershetlss slightly only tends
to make the surface of the ground hard
and dry, thus excluding air and moist.
ure. ?"
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
S d 70 BE AWARDED BY THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society
- AN ,THEIR- i =
Twenty-Sixth Annual Fair,
~ ''-''" TO BE HELD AT
.OODSFIELD.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday v
& the 9th, 9th and 9TH Days of
g September, 1877.

Officers. ~
President-JE EssE A. KEYsoR.
Vice President-JAMEs ARMSTRONG.
) Secreiary-GRo. P. Dom.
1reasurerAW. T. MORRIS.
! Marshal--JAs G. JOHNSTON.
+, Directors MosER, GEORGE ROSE,
W. FL. SIMMONS, JAMES ARMSTRONG, JNo
B, REED, JOHN DoUeHERTY s. P. WooD,
THos. WRIGHT. ha'7 IN II hga e.
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y Nineteen times within the last hun.
'dreds years the Russian forces, have
crossed, the Danube with hostile intent,
without including the present crossing,
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GLASS a-FARMIse IMPLEMENTS.

CIiASS H-FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Committee-Jos Baker. Harvey T Mitchell,
Philip Schumacher, Sr. Frederick Muhleman,
Alexander Hutoheson.
Best plow for general purposes. SO
(Should the committee deem Il nscessa.
ry, the merits of the plow will be decided
BY TRAIL AH.A aFi.lt.. attc go
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WLegal embellishments charged at the rate
offoneaollar. per square for first insertiongand
Eity cents for each subsequent insertion.safsa
Admistsfrafor's or ExeeutoI's, Attachment
and Road Notices, 50 90. .s,l.s stfl=eaa.s
Local Notices, per hne., first insertion, 10
cents, spd,fEs cents per line feseech additional
week. s,r.s.,1u
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80 = W.
Huehy
'LIFE's SUNNY SIDE.

-, BY MRS R N TURNER. 80,
Choose for thy daily walk
Life's sunny side,
SO oshall all peace and Joy 80
With thee abide eGst : tr
eel7, ,tSziHt
If shadows Ger thee fall,
Faith still can see .sta.,,,,
The Fathers smile through an
Sunshine to thee!
hSF~ 9Ssg9G
Then always look above,
Whate'er betide, fGaF
And choose with heart of love,
Life's sunny side. - $ -
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NJ Measureli:@atisp1 etne grouna must De
made and sworn to by competent sur
veyor, aud the amount produced must be
sworn to by some ore having knowledge
Of the amount. Afull statement Of, the
method of cultivation and cost Of. pro-
duction must accompany each entry
Kind aud quality must be stated. En-
tries may be madeiwith the Secretary to
December l, 1877. .y;i9 Z @; ssi
Committee-Thea Board of Directors
Of the Society. ue,so.s,l a4a =, ,,,,
~ i EQUEsTR1ANISM, ,,.d ,ai,
Lady rider, lst premfsl0sa, I'd, 50
Five to enter. 3 to start. One hour
Of the third day Of, the Fair will be deyo-
ted to Equestrianism. The committee
will decide only with references, tas the
ease, grace and,,style Of the competitor
and her command Of the, horse. No ra1
cing will be allowed. .es;'',o W .n,,i, t,,d
Boy rider, premium,.... .....e..~.,,..Slt
Same conditions as for lady yriders. 1,m
Committee to be selected ; on the
ground. a9A - af'aifgo 81 Taai BE
Discretionary premiums will beaward-
ed on meritorious articles whether in
this list or not. s..-,..-
: Jesse. A. KEYsoB, Pres
y GEO. P. DoRR, Sec.l 4aj "ol'2i ~ ss
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HORSE DEPARTMENT.
Superintehdent-SAMuEL G. MrLBoRs.
Contests of Speed

= .9Til . Contests of Speed. u hoi
= CLASS A-FIRsr DAY--Fastest trotting or
pacing horse, mare or gelding under, saddle
Or in harness, under years Of ass, 2 best in
8, 3 rounds to the heat at.,...............$ .$l0
Judges K Buchanan, Adelbert Jones,
itoooh Nopbart 20 -fgT$ ~ -5ss -ff
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CLASS H-MIscELIANEous MANuFAo.
..yTURES, - -

D. e. f a
Committee-Perry Glue Henry Schuty,
Casper Yockey, VIM Crawford, Geo Schmidt,
Best carriage harness s.............-.....$2
saddle ....l....o i-.... ......'..'".t. Z
side saddle '....'..s........... =
bride and martiusale Observation-Disclosures. /
side sole leather ,......... l
side upper leather. ...... /
pair mems coarse boots. -. ..y. ...a... !
do calf boots $500. 80. .s........
lady's shoes. ................. ]
two barrels [tightswork1 1................ I
flour barrel'.''. l
display of tin and copper ware, to consist
of tip bucket, copper kettle, tin pan, tin
tea kettle, manufactured by exhibitor. q
cooking stove. e................... ......, /
rifle gun. ................... ........
secretary ..-.!... ...... 1
panei uoof. ........ ..... So.
window sash. .............,... l
pureau .,.............. -.s.......>....
oeosteau. .....s......s......
set cnalfs. .....,............. q
largest and best display of furniture. -. /. 6
best and most -four made from 100 pounds
o. wheat. ....l. ........ ........ 81.
wagon whip - .,.. ...........- Doc
brooms "a dozl manufactured IN county, SOC
fly brush, pea fowl feathers s-...,.-.... Soc
corn aud potato baskes....s........... he4
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SECOND DAT.

FoRssoos--Fastest double team, trotters
or PAGERS, bes. 2 in 8, s rounds to the
heat >. >. -, -. !... ~, $40
AtTsRNooS--Fastest pacing horse, mare or e
gelding, saddle or harness, 8 in S. 81
rounds to the heat. &C
Judgss-G w Robinson, q r West, DR. g
W Stewart John Rpgssgssr Henry Miller.
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%; u lo0N fess - is FI"7 y 15Go ""
A.familp! SNebj's'pI'1ajp[lsr ''I'1 j[l
Tin 6 .nIiC
VOLUME ...XXXTY1..'55 +.
oofFF1cE west siasi of Main Street, two
doors North of The Monroe Bank.
,9lRd 1el -+--. tltIs nrBn
TERMS:

Onecopys one year. div: las: 10 :fsJ$l 5o
Oneseopy six months .!.;a, la :as 15
One cqpy, three months itisLqTi si;qs oy
Single cQpys-,a: {: .s.ssfifs; ,,: -, o
sabpqEiptions can t be commenced aH At any any
time. ..i..t.e.ii. ....a ...i;... -.
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parsley ...i.s...a.:... .....s... ..2acr
pie plant..,.,,.s.......... ............-s.-25c
ruta baga ,.......,,..,,..,. ..,........... .25c
peas, not lessthan pint each kind .....25c
best 3 sq1ashes .................i. . 81, .....25c
FIVE citr0ns. .,..a 25c
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Best 3 specimens of each variety Of ~
pears ifzapproved by committee. Zoo
best plate of pears, quality and beauty 90.
tn rula .25c
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CLASS N.

Committee, James Watson, Mrs Henry
3 West, Mrs Fritz Resf, Mrs Luke Upton.
Mrs DR. Rupp. .i ..,-.., ...--,.
Best display of greenhouse plants. So
DeSt arranged poquet.. .5Uc
do basket Of flowers. ....... 500
do do dahlias -. 800
greatest variety of roses sss....,..........50 500
81 do dahlias. SOC
e L
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CLASS D-MUEEs AND JACKS.
GLASS ELCArrLE DEPARTMENT

CUAOO E-CATTLE UEPAKTMENT.
Observation-Disclosures. kerr.
,Commi,tss--James Stephens, Henry Now
den Johu q u, Isaac Hatcher, g W Hender-
shot.
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f.ael. X robis.

Mess. Racn & TaEin, the pioneer peiI.t
ers os Yankton, hayA had a bnsy season ot
work in connsc.inn With The steamboat re-
pairs which give e,npiusnen; 10 81 nany
s,if cur skilled npsihasics. rney hlve so
nearly complsted th-ir coatreis witsi The
steairlhott cpmptnies tha, they Will il q
shor, tins DO really TO at'ead TO Numerous
orders from CITY customers and as thrir
work has been 50 well exccafed brief
complimentary References thereto Is but
Justice 10 these gentlemen. Ths Josaphiuc,
the Carroll and the Bearou bavu e4en re.
ceivea their new spring attire a. the hands
of this firm and there Is completeness
abeut their fnish which is only acquired by
those well skilled In thu decorative art.
The interior work, With It's gliding and
grainins and its glossy white. shows 10 The
best Advantage, brt critical exsmjEa.ion
shows that itks cara his been exercised on
the outside work Mark Rlch, the senio,
psrtner Of this firm, has learned ihs dsfH.
cult art of hand graining to perfection and
his skilltui touches are visible on the cabiE
work Of the boats operated upon by thi.
firm. Messrs. Ruch s. Tobin ara valuable
members OF tho business fraternity o.
gratifying eveuts Of our local history.
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rERsosAL.

Commodore Coulson will arrive to. nigh,
from 81. Louis.
Augustus J. Flanner, vas to-day ad.
mitied TO practice in the courts of Dakota.
8. w. Swim, of the. St. Croix lumber
yard, arrived last night on the CArro,l from
Pierre. -S,,.'
Robert Cox. chief clerk a, CHEYENNE
agescy was passenger on the Carroll. He
b a. the Merchants.
II. E. Anderson. senior p.rtner In the
Pisrre and B!sek Hills stage line. arrived
last night He Is u, the Merchants.
y Monroe Lovcry, OF Rockford, III, Is
10 town on his way 70 the Hills. He pur.
poses delivering lecture here if any o,
our literary or religious aocieties desire his
services. He makes no charge for the lee
.ur. Il is. entitled, .M,n and HIS Rel..
tsoas 10 the Universe" Mr. Lowery is Z,
Capt Waldron's.
On Thursday last President Hayes re
appointed Hon. P. G. Shannon .s chic
jasaice Of DAkota territory. This i. vel
0efited recognition Of the eminent service,
of Judge 'Shsnnos, WIN has accomplished
four yesrs OF successful judicial labor IN
Cur territory The people of Dako,a vii
- sra:ihed 70 know tba, hc win renal,
With them durinx aso,be1 four years.
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FROM Fr. rlERmE.
The New Landing gTwenIy-fhree
Miles OF Wagon ravrl saved
Good WORDS for the Carrotl.
Nnw FoRr PIEnaE, April Q. 1911

New Fogr PIERaE, April Q, 1871
Eds. PREss ASD DAKor lAS: Agree
able to promise l srits you. We are at
the new TT. Pierre landins, Gf,een miles
above the old plaza, and just opposite
Peoria Bottom This is the new starting
poin. es,aJ.ishsd by Messrs. Burieigh.
Wicker ani Hornick s EYaps. who have
sdemonsIrlsea wise fore,houyh. in lis selec-
lion II has thousand and ono advan-
saScs over the old Pierre landing. besides
being et1 HIS
and avoiding the bad and sandy piece Of
road te,ween Old Pierre and Willow
Greek. TIE new road ID. well supple
with ODD and water.
/ could not say too much in praise Of the
great exertions which have been made on
The trip mp the river by the officers Of
steamer Carroll. for the comfort OF the
plsserg.ra, aud bespeak for it and The line
liberal patronage The coming suMmer II
viii, / kuo be satisfactory piece OF In.
formation, not only for Yankton people
but Tor thousands OF others, TO know tbs,
at least there are .ipe men who arc at work
TO make. and who will this the shortest
best. and only comfortable route to the
Black Hil!s
| There are q gr.at number Of teams anc
men ON the other sids of The river which
The Carroll will ferry today. snd VIC shal
likely pull ost on The l4th. There will bt
nearly fifty tcams and two hundred men-
all OF the latter in excellent health ant
4 spirits.
viii write you iater on frota The Hslls
Yours, sery truly,
/ GKo. ". FLewERs
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II ~nl Estate Transfers.

Recorded in The register Of deeds ctfice FOR
the week ending April-i2. 1871, as re
ported from the real estate and abstract
ofijee Of E. H. Van Antwerp, Yank.
ton, D. T:
S. $. BuckwaAer TO Albert F. Wood lots
.. ., 4, block 5, bis g. s, block 40 Lower
Ysnkton. Warrantee dsed dated Fet. %.
1877. Cond. 81 200
8 ). Buckwal,er, 10 Alber. u Wood. und
II Of the following: Lots Al 6, 7,S. .,
10, II, IL, l3, IA. Is, block 4a I4a.s 4. 5,
9. L =, .! block A, Sobles Addition. Wsr-
ranttee deed dated Fsb. 90, 1871. Coad.
$780, -
8, s. Buckwal,er 70 Albert 4. Wood. und.
u of commencing =, point ssh nof-s :
point where the and line running
through the e.n.re of sec Ia, 93sr 80. Is
iu,srsected by a line rnnning through the
centre sf Alb 81. frsn 8 iolw thehle u
along ssid 6rss l,ac 10 ahr ssasIe Of sec 10.
esst altng said n sids lois s, ssc Is, q Z
poius which would intsrsecs the wes, lies
nf the los y Of hlpckA N and 10 -Withsr.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14
A.ker.. n o..,ea coase.

Messrs. Bell, Conrad & Co.. Chicago,
have placed upon the market roasted un.
ground cof1ee in one pound papers. that is
uncqualed in favor aud strength BY any
hEretufuru uffured to uUffHe drinkers. I,
possesses many OF the characteristics Vi
Java ard Mocha, and being roasted in air
tight cylinders, the oil il retained ia the
berry. Nessfs. Bell, ConFad g CO., are
manufacturers uf the celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder, and the. only importer.
and roasters OF Ankoria Cof:c in the
United States. All the grocers haye 1t on
sale, and will refund the money if custo
mers are not pleased. Every lover Of good
coffen should get pound and try 1t.