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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-01
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rns seHIoA 90 o#ru.ws.rpsH RAILwAr
Enhrsess undsr one msnAgsmsnt the Great
trunk Railway II es Of the Wcst sud North
vest, and, With, its numerous bfnnchss ard con.
betwesa Chicago and All points ID Illinois, Wis
consis, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, California and the Western Terrific
hes. Its
Omaha and California Linz
Is the shortsst and best route between Chicago
aebraska. Wyoming. Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.
Its
Chicago, St. Paul 4 Minneapolis Linz
II the shortest line between ch,csrc and All
points y Northern wisconsin and Minnesota.
andfor Madison, VI Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
and all points In tho Great Northwsst liz
Ia Crosse, Winona and 81. Peter Line
10 the bsst routs between Chicago and La Crosse,
Winons, kechcater, OwStonna, MAAkAto, IT. Pc
ter. New Tim, and all points In southern and
Central Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only ins between Chicago And Jsns.v HE,
Waterfowl, Fond dn Lac, oshkosh, .Aspleton,
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake Superior COM.
try. Its
Erespor. and Dubuque Line
!. the only roa.e between Chicago and Kls.a.
Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
10 the old Lake shore Roate, and Is the only one
uasstur between chicago and Evanston, Lax
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegsp, Racine. Ne
noshn and Milwaukee,.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
This Is the ONLY LINE running thsas cars be
tween Chicago and II. pAai and Minneapolis
Chicago and Mllwaukec, Chicago and winona. oi
| Chicago and Green Bay.
close eonnscti0ns a made at Chicago witA The
Lake Shore Michigan southern. Michigan G en-
irai. Baltimore & Ohio Pisisoarg.. n. Wayuc 4
for II points East And South. HAST, and With ths
Chicago and Alton and iffinoia' csntrsl for q
close conncct, ons arc also made with the Unio,
| Pacific r. X. ai Omaha fos all far Weat points.
Ciose roRnsctisas made at junction points tptf,
itrainx Of all crast potafs.
Tick els over this ronts are col BY all Ooupo
| Ticket Agents In ths Taited States sAd CansAa1
R@menber. you ssh for yoar Ttckrts via th
Chicago & North. Western Railway, and take non
other.
! Once No 5 state street; Omaha ones, 7l5 FAR
Ham street Nan Fran isca oMes, 17i Mostgumes
tltresf; Chicago +tchsi Onices. g1 Clark stree
under sherman Hoa sei 10 cansl, cosner nadiss
sud Canal streets; WsIls Street Dsfot. cerns
Wslfa and KinzIe str~eta,
FOR rxtssl OF tnfurmEtiou not attsiasble fsol
u your home tirket Asesia, apply To
a.. 1n4.vm n !.ssI'ns: ss's:
! ~ ~ al, osav. 5.f1' 7
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-01
For Stomachs out of Order

No medicine viii so sdectuilly Improve tho
tone Of the stomach ~ these pills; they remove
i'm proper dict. They reach the liver and reduce
II 70 . healthy sction; they are wonderfully en-.
cncious IN casea'of spasm-in fact they never fail
In curing AL disorders u the liver and stomach.
HoLLowAY's FILLS arc the oes, Known in
the world> for the loiiowing diseases. Ague,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, niotches on the
skln, Bo~sls, Consumption, Debility, Dropty,
Dyssntery, ErYsipelss. Fsmals Irregularities,
Feyefs Of all kinda, Flta, Cont, Headache. 1nii-
| ge.ison, Inflammation, Jaandtcs. Liver Complaint
| Lumbagp, Piles, Hheu mAtisn. Rstention Of the
4 stone or tiksvel, Tie-Dofouresux, Tamors Ulcers
| Worms OF AN kinds, Weakness from any cause
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10

Utah is said to have produced three
fourths of the supply of refined lead in
this country last year.
Over 100 Boston manufacturers mean
TO exhibit at Paris next year, whether
Congress helps or not.
Two cranberry-raisers near Berlin,
Wis, will realize nearly quarter of a
million dollars on this years crop.
Twenty years ago it required over
five tons of coal TO make a ton of iron
rails; now ton of steel rails may be
produced from the ore with half that
quantity of coal.
Mr.. Harms, of Titusville, Pa, start
ed recently for China, where the Gov
eminent has employed him TO prospect
for oil. He is to get a salary of $4,000
and expenses for the first year.
There are more than a thousand CO.
operative societies in Great Britain, hav-
ing 262, lSs members, holding co-opera-
tive capital amounting to S6,00O,000,
and drawing a net profit on their shares
IN one recent year of 500,
An enterprisinng firm in Cincinnati
has asked the city authorities for the
privilege of excayating the streets to
lay lines of shafting for the purpose of
supplying power 10 persons needing it
for machinery and willing to rent it.
= The telephone has been successfully
introduced in the police department in
Albany in place OF the telegraph. No
battery is used. The current is gener-
aied by al eiectro-magnet revolving
scross the poles of a permanent mag.
net.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
PersonaI and Literary.

Mrs. Sterling, the novelist, died in
Edinburgh recently, aged 1S.
Annie Story, Mamie Wilson and Mrs.
Dora Lockhart, department clerks at
Washington, will leave their desks for
the stage
-..Lo,us Flowers, Is the title of a
book of poems published by the Ample
tons They are nv Mrs Chambers
Ketcbum. a well known Southern lady.
Gen. James Longstreet. living now
a, Gainesville. Ga. has inst finished a
review of the camnsion at Gettsvburo.
from its inception to its end. "
Ir,,;. NJ. Child who will he -6
nov. Eah,,arr i in r;oorons beaI,b
and nor n,;nd y DC ,laar md s,rong as
IL. -, 80 - o.
A.. H. ST.. na,.;J E,a1c;s Z aid
% - - 81, 80 or;o;nal a,annsac.,rar
of tbe Boston cracker
m. Nov yorl oo,.rosnondo,, Of
H. c.;,ea,a pa,,,tJ;.a.i go ,ho.
anna b;nit; nson i a. wi ., ,go ,iars
Inc ~. Tro,I;sL 60 Uo Ia
IT. ,nna had ,., e. ., n,arr;aCo
To-, s,,r,,,a, ono ,.on, a Conrrassn,sn
-"I hn, aha SaoI;naa 18th o'''''''''''
9"' ~
Mrs; "eh; FREMONT, hlo"H III o.u
Gays rs JESSIE pei.on' wiz contribute %
harper ; Mdgdz nc d series Oh papersSN-
ihs her oaliiornia ana o,ner experiences
OF twenty years ago. me Irst paper
gives glinpses OF scenes OF sun carrier
days IN 81. LOUIS, washington anu New
orleans, wneh she was known as 'ne
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10

Felipe Iturbide, a grandson of the
Emperor of Mexico, was married re-
Gently in Mexico to Miss Elena Idaroff,
step-daughter to Managa, Spanish Min
lister.
=" Simplicity is the sweet title of
an association of ladies' just formed at
Leipsic. Its object is to promote sim
plicity in dress, and to make war upon
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10

He goes to church every Sunday, and
takes much interest in the services,
though he is very deaf.
The Roman Catholics of Ireland
are holding meetings in favor of the es-
adjustment of Roman Catholic Uni
versity in that island. They complain
that the Government system of edaca-
ton allows no facilities for the teach
ing of science and religion in harmony
with the doctrines of the Roman Catho-
lie Church. A petition is to be for
warded to Parliament for the passage
of Mr.. Butts bill in reference to Uni
versity education.
The celebrated DR.. John Brown, of
Haddington, England, was in his day,
which was before the growth of theo-
logical seminaries, great educator of
young men for the ministry. 1t was his
custom, on receiving new lot, thus to
address them: Gentlemen, We need
three things tc make We good ministers;
We need learning, and grace, and COM
mon sense. As for the learning, I'll try
to set We in the way of it; as for the
grace, We must always pray for it; but
if We have ma brought the common
sense with We, We may go about your
business"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10
Haps and MishaPs.

Haps and Mishaps.
A 4-year-old child of Henry Ander
son was burned to death at Hastings
Mich, by the upsetting of lamp.
Henry Daring, aged II, son of Con
rad Daring, living eight miles south
west of Goshen, Ind, was instantly
killed by falling tree.
John Ryan, aged 40, was instantly
killed at Syracuse by being caught be.
tween the shaft and wall in Touring
mill.
Mrs. Mehan, of Pittsburg, Pa, used
a poison which she had procured to
poison rats to sweeten her tea, suppos-
ing it to be sugar She died in great
agony.
The 9-year-old son of John Moul-
ton, Esq, of La Porte, Ind, was seri-
ously and probably fatally injured by
being struck in the back of the head BY
a croquet-ball which was hit with great
force by young man named Salindsr.
Mr. Bennish and two other men, of
Grant County, Wis, were digging at he
foot of cliff, preparatory to setting n
wolf-trap, when a rock overhead gave
way and fell upon them, killing Mr.
Bennish instantly, injuring one of the
others so that he died in short time,
and terribly decorating the breast OF the
third.
Shooting casualties: James Ham
ner, of Springboro, o., accidentally shot
and killed himself, while hunting Will
liam Wood, aged Is, residing at East
Cleveland, o., was cleaning double
barreled shotgun, preparatory togoing
hunting, when one of the barrels, (which
he supposed was not loaded, WIS dis
charged, the contents striking lim in
the face, killing him instantly, md al
most tearing his head off.-O. Il Clark
was killed at jamestown, OTTAWA Coun-
ty, Mich, while hunting squirrels, by
the accidental discharge Of a gun in the
hands of one Jackson Krieiler.-At
South Adams, Mass, as Martin E. Mi
chael, butcher, was putting alap-robe
into his buggy, pistol which he car
ried in the breast pocket Of his coat
was discharged, and the ball went into his
heart causing death almost instantly.
The accident occurred in SIGHT of his
wife and son.-At Fort Madison, Ind,
three boys, while playing with a bon
fire, were seriously injured ty an explO
sion of powder, which was thrown into
the fire by a fourth boy.-While Mr..
Thomas S. Brunson, of Cay County,
Georgia, was cutting down tree, his
ax-handle struck against his left breast
coat pocket, in which he had a pistol.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10

Miss Sarah Smiley is said to be,
next to Moody, the most Jealous preach
er in the country.
A young lady recently carried of
the highest prize in literary studies at
the University of Naples.
Mrs. f. L. Alling has been appoint
ed to the charge at Sturgeon Bay by the
Wisconsin Methodist Conference, being
the first woman assigned to a Methodist
pulpit in Wisconsin.
The Tennessee Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church lately re-
fused to admit c. Gilber to the ministry,
although he had passed satisfactory
examination in theological studies, be-
cause he persisted in using tobacco. A
resolution was passed prohibiting APP
plicants who use tobacco from entering
the ministry in Tennessee.
"A medical college for women has
been established in Henrietta Street,
London. DIR. Cookie of the Gray's Inn
Road Hospital and Mrs. Garrett Ander-
son, a female physician, pronounced the
opening addresses. DIR. Cookie said he
could not Judge TO what extent woman
would be able to endure the fatigue of
medical practice, but believed that she
certainly had the necessary intellectual
qualifications for it.
Bates College, which graduated a
young woman as valedictorian this year.
is an exceedingly moral institution. Not
one of the young men in the graduating
class uses Intoxicating drinks, and but
one of them uses tobacco. The moral
influences in and around the college are
such that absolutely vicious young men
would not be likely to feel at home in it.
The oldest minister in the Presby-
terrain Church is believed to be the Rev.
Noah NJ. Wells, of Erie, Mich. He was
born in Saratoga County, New York, in
July l7s2, is a graduate of Union Col
lege, and began his ministerial career
at Galway, n. Y, about GO years ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-11-10

twenty tons OF alaDaster nave Deen
imported from Italy by Boston organ
company. 1t is to be sawn into blocks
and manufactured into the recently dis
covered substance, ''Lithophane ivory, "
and used entirely for the keyboards of
organs and pianos.
Hon. w. W. Randall, OF Chill,
South America, a brother of the late
Gov. Randall, Of Wisconsin, and for
several years Consul in South America,
is in GAINESVILLE, making arrangements
to start a paper mill in Chill.
Electricity has been applied to a
novel use in the East Indies. A platin-
um wire, connected with the poles of a
battery, is stretched around a tree, and
becoming red hot, is gently see-sawed,
until it burns its way through. 1t is
thought that tree can be cut down
without any waste of timber in about Is
minutes, that would require two hours
to fell in the ordinary way.
"A little book entitled Fifteen-cent
Dinners for Workingmen's Families"
has been recently issued by Miss Juliet
Corson. 1t is designed for free dis
tribution among the class for whose
benefit it was prepared, and can be OBJ
tanned at the New York Cooking School,
No. St. Marks Place, New York.
The directions given show in plain and
practical way how cheap, wholesome,
and strengthening food may be prepar-
ed. The subject is one of importance
at the present time, and the little book
has already found a large circulation.
MIR. T. NJ. Metcalf, Commissioner
of Statistics for Minnesota, reports upon
a newly discovered sugar cane, known
as the Minnesota Early Amber, a hybrid
from the sorghum. The dark, rank,
and semi-nauseous products of the latter
are now superseded by strip and
sugar, which, Mr.. Metcalf says, will
speedily rival in excellence those of the
West Indies and Louisiana. He thinks
that any farmer possessing the soil and
cheap fuel necessary TO the production
and manipulation of the new cane, may
now grow his own sugar, both for con-
and sale, and find it profita-
BILE branch OF agriculture. Superior
vinegar can be prepared also from the
and cattle can be fattened
upon the refuse cane and the scum from
the boiling juice. Mr.. Metcalf mentions
Seth ii. Kinney of MOrristOwn and
Charles II. Miller of Dundas, Rice
County, Mimi, as the parties who have
the new article. The St.
Paul Chamber of Commerce invited
them last spring to exhibit samples of
their productions, and they have since
been Inundated with visitors and letters
of inquiry. The ensuing spring will
probably see much planting of the seed.
School and Church.
Miss Sarah Smiley is said to be,
next to Moody, the most Jealous preach
er in the country.
"A young lady recently carried of
the highest prize in literary studies at
the University of Naples.
Mrs. f. L. Alling has been appoint
ed to the charge at Sturgeon Bay by the
Methodist Conference, being
A.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-21
L. F. Kunkel's Bitter Vino of Iron.

This truly valuable ton ic has been so thor
ouRhly tested by all classes OF the community
that II Is now deemed Indispensable a. n Tonic
medicine. 1t costs but little purihcs the blood
and gives tone to the stomach, renovates tho
system and proloDgs life. Everybody should
have II. For the cure of weak stoma ch =
General Debility, Indigestion, Diseases OF the
Stomach, and for all cases requiring tonic
This wine includ' the most agra able AMI efn
Gle II salt Il Iron We possess citrate Of Mag
netic oxide, combined with the most energetic
Of vegetable touics-Iellow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen you
10 you want good appetitet
DO you want to get rid Of nervousness
DO you want energy
Do you want TO sleep we'll
DO you want to build up your consultation
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeirgi
II you DO try KUSKEL's BITTER WINE
OFIRON.
only ask trial Of this valuable tonic.
Beware of counterfoits, as Kunkers II liter
Wine Of Iron Il the ouly sure and eIcctusi rem.
edy In tho known world for tho permanent cure
OF Dyspepsia and Debility ania as there are a
number OF imitations offered to the public,
would caution the community TO pu chase none
dut the geuulne article, manu- ufasturei by l.. =.
Kuukel, and having his stamp on the cork of
every bottle, The very fact that others are att
tempting 10 Initiate this valuable remedy proves
It's worth and speaks volumes In Its favor. Sold
only In 81 bottles, or six bottles for t5 Try this
valuable medicine and DO con vinced OF its NOR.
Its. Sold by druggists and dealers ovorywhoro.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and oil complete, In two hours. No foe
removed by DR.. Kunkel 259 North Ninth St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circular With strea-
tie on all kinds u Worms, advice free. Ask
Your druggist for Ab,ttle Of Kunkeps Worm
never fails to remove all kinds, from children or
grown persons. Directions with II.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-21

Iotal }B SO5 Sii tz W1
The Committee on resolutions. J. II. Arnold,
Col VIM. Harding, John A. Hibish, John s.
winey and J. Robert Koeler, respectfully re.
port
wHEaRAs. tho stability Of. the Republican
party good government county, state and
national depend upon the wisdom, integrity
aud ability OF our representatives. thereitrl
REsoLvep, That In tho nomination OF 10.
seph A. Lumbsrd a majority. have doeiared
that he shall be our stsndard.besror Ia tho
coming campaign for the once OF Associa to
Judge-and that whereas the late county Com
mittee resolved to wit "Reso1ution ord, that
none hut KNOWN Republicans shall vote at tho
primary election Sc., that those not known to
be republicans shall be disfranchiIed and In
order to equaiise the penalty for disloyaity
upon those who openly and Violently oppose
the regular nominees Of the party In person
or through the columns of any public Journal
merit more than Acknowledgement and cannot
couslstantly ask the support Of the Republican
party. We com mend our able standard bearer
TO the sutrages OF the people.
RESOLVED. That In the nomination Of George
H. Benfer Tor County surveyor, the Republi.
can party has presented one OF her bcst citscns
"a gentleman OF ofunblomished character, sound
integrity, unswerving devotion to principle, an
incorporating republican and fully compe.
tent for faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
once.
RESOLVED. That We heartily endorse the
whole sd'ninistration Of Gov. John +. Hart
rsnft.
RESOLVED, That We do hereby heartily en-.
Representative Hon. Chas. Miller.
EEsoLvED, That We counsel unity and har.
mony In the coming campaign.
iishod in the RrpupLIoAs papers OF tho - ecun. %
".
wM. HARDING.
]. A. HILBISH.
JOHN S. WISEY.
j. X. KELLER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-21

SAP CAss.-Last week the first wife
j. z, Kirby, who had been divorced
bn him several years ago. whose resi-.
nce was waverly, N. Y. came on to
lnbury, in company with her father, to
Fover the possession Of her little son,
10 was living with Kirby's second wife.
have already noted that Kirby aban.
med his Sunbury family in this place
9ms weeks ago. The divorced wife Sc.
red her boy by means ofa writ of babe.
corpus, and. together with her atber,
Aried for her home last Friday. The
pry while proceeding homeward via the
Phigh Valley r. r., were overtaken by
terrible accident that occurred on that
pi on Saturday morning by which three
es were lost, and number seriously in
ped. The divorced Mrs. Kirby was
pong the killed. The boy Harry was re
pied killed, but though dangerously
rH, he is recovering. lie had an eye
ocsed out, and his skull badly injured.
Hickey's (the father Of the former
p. Kirby injuries were severe. but he
80 recovering .-Sai5ury gazette, June
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-21
RECIPES.

| nCVuV Cos
An excellent linime mt for burns an
scalds Is made by filing a two ounce via
third full Of lime water and the remain
ing two thirds with sweet oil.
Don't use soap in washing your dishes,
says thrifty house keeper. Put half
teaoup Of milk into the hot water, an
II win answer oil purposes. besides leav,
ing Q nice gloss upon the china ware
Is certainly most agreeable substitut,
for soap.
To DRIVE OFF RED Asrs.-Grease
plate with lard and set It where the ant
are troublesome place q few sticks a
round the plate for the ants to climb up
on they will desert the sugar bowl fo
the lard 4; occasionally turn the plate owe
hre where there is no smoke, aud tn,
ants will drop of into it ; reset the plate
and In q few repetitions you will catcl
all the ants, they trouble nothing els,
when lard Is accessible.
The unpleasant odor produced by per.
spiration Is frequently tho sour CO Of vexa-
tion to persons who are subject to IT,
Nothing Is simpler than to remove thil
odor much more efectuslly than by th,
application OF such ingredien Is and per,
fumes as are In use. It is only necessary
10 procure some Of the compound spirits OF
ammonia and place two tablesp sful IL
q basin Of water. Washing tho face
hands and arms with this leaves the skin
as clean and fresh as one could wish. The
wash Is perfectly harmless aud very
cheap. 1t Is rsoomme ended on the author,
ity OF an experienced physician.
A CORRESPONDENT to the Scientific
american says "The best remedy for
bleeding at the nose, as given by DR..
Gleason, in one of his lectures, is n Wig
drouse motion of the jaws MS if in the
act OF mastication. In the case of a
child wad of paper should be placed
in its mouth, and the child instructed
to chew II hard. OF course an adult
does not need the wad. It is the mo.
tion Of the jaws that stops the dow of
blood. This remedy is very simple
that many will feel inclined to laugh
at 1t, but has never been known to fail
In a single instance, even in severe
cases."
THa HEALrHruLSr rss or oSs.-whon
people feel the need Of an acid II they
would let vinegar alone and use lemons
or sour apples they would feel just as we'll
satisfied and receive no injury, Aud o
good suggestion may not come amiss as
good plan when lemons are cheap In the
market. A person should Ia these times
purchase several dozen at once, and pre-
pare them for use In the warm days Of
summer when acids. especially oitrio and
malic, or acids Of lemons aud ripe fruits
srs 30 grsatful and useful. Press your
hand on the lemon and roll II briskiy ON
the table 10 make II squeeze more easily
then press the juice into q bowl or iumb.
Ter lnevsr into . tiny; strain out all the
seeds. - they give . bad tsst. A few
minutes boiling 10 sufficient. Put Q
pound Of white sugar TO pint OF Juice.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-21

ASK YOURSELF THESE QUEsTIoSs.--Are
you n despoudent sufferer from sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness. Palpita,
tion Of the Heart ? Have you dizziness Of
the head! Is your Nervous System de-
pressed Does your Blood circulate bal.
ly a? Have you n cough ? Low Spirits {?
Coming up of the food after eating Sc,
&c. All Of these and much more are di-
rect results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant and Indigestion. GRRgS's AUGUsr
FLOWER is now acknowledged by all Drug.
gists TO be positive cure. 2.ioo. 900 bot
ties were given away in the U. s through
Druggists to the people as trial. Two
doses will satisfy any person Of its won
derful quality in curing all forms Of Inii-
gesiiou. Sample bottles 10 cts. Regu.
lar size 10 cts. Sold positively by all
frsi-class Druggists in the U. 8.