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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
A PROMISING YOUNG THIEF.

Two boys, who gave their names as John Smith and
John Doan, appeared in tho Fiity-seventh Street
Court yesterday, charged with petit larceny. Yes
terday. as Mr. Clark was going down Eighth avenue,
he was informed that two young boys had stolen
cloth. He caught sight OF Smith stealing along, ani
the confederate hall "a block ahead. He chased and
caught smith at Forty.ltth street. Underneath tho
bows coat was the stolen CLOTH The other fellow
Dolan, hen approached Mr.. Clark, and with drawn
knife advanced upon him, saying 'I fix you" An
officer appeared, and the two young rufans we're ar
rested. they were helu IN $500 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
IMPORTANT TAX DECISION.

A case OF considerable importance to tho taxpayers
OF this city has recently been decided the of
Appeals BY older decisions had been held that the
right antain pier public street forever ana
collect wharfage dues thereon was not taxable and
tins very valuable class Of property has therefore
evaed It's share OF the burdens which other
staggcrs under IN this heavily taxed city, The Court
OF Appeals I'D the case OF j. w. smith ". the Mayor
the decision ~ which mas Just been banded down,
holds that pier when erected Is, under the statute
relating to taxation, land and liable assessment MS
such This makes important addition TO the tax
paying properly OF New York T.. o. Andrews Tor
plalutf d. J. Dean Tor defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
BRIDGING HARLEM RIVER.

Mayor Ely and Comptroller Kelly will attend meet
ing OF the Bark Commissioners to be held ut halt past
nine O'Clock Saturday morning next at the Office Of
the latter, to take into consideration tho proposed
bridge across Harlem River, from 18Th street to
Madison avenue The Department OF Parks has
opened the question between high drawbridge thirty
tcet above high water, us to allow the passage OF
the river steamers without opening the draw and low
drawbridge twelve ieet above high water the height
Of the present Third avenue structure. Property
owners and all others interested this matter viii be
awarded hearing on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
JUSTICE SMITHS ADVICE TO A WIFE.

A lawyer by name Cornelius Burling, appeared
yesterday at the Fiy-scventh Street Court and CON-
planned that his wife and Mrs. Harlan elected bin
from house whore the former is living. He said no
had not lived with his wife for some time His CON-
plant judged OF little account and the
were discharged. Justice Smith told Mrs Burlng
If ncr husband again troubled her call in the first
officer she saw and have hun arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
THE NEW JfRsFY MUTUAL.

Jacob vanatta and William Gcasa have brought suit
against the New Jersey Mutual Lie Insurance Com
pany. The SUIT is brought by creditor of the COM
pany to have Governor joel Parker. OF New jersey
receiver OF the company by apron mcnt of the Court
OF Chancery OF New Jersey, made ancary in
this state. The complaint alleges the insolvency OF
the company, the proceedings taken In New Jersey
TO dissolve The company, the appointing OF receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
AN IMPORTANT MOTION.

Motion to have boen made yesterday before the
Supreme Court to vacats the judgment the suit Of
John o. Hoyt against tho Continental Life Insurance
Company. The case was adjourned owing TO the alb
sence OF Judge Pratt Tho parIes moving were policy
holders IN the British Commercial which rensured IN
the Continental, and they ask that the judgment DO
vacated and leave be granted TO Thorn to come IN and
defend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
THE SUIT AGAINST LUTHER ". FROST.


Application made yesterday in behalf of William
r. Grace receiver the Continental Life Insurance
Company before Judge Gilbert in the Supreme Court
Kings county, for order for the publication Of the
complaint the suit recently begun against Luther W.
Frost president of tho Continental 1t ID stated that
Mr.. Frost has LETT the and maze cOnveyances OF
his property Minnotc MITCHELL who 10 alleged 10 DO
q man OF financial responsibility. Judge Gilbert
granted the order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
THE LEoN-MAssIMIAo ASSAULT.

Rose Massimino tbe young Italian woman who was
assaulted by her father, Antouio Leon, Mt her rest
dcncc, No As President street, Brooky1, on the 10Th
OF February last has sufficiently recovered from her
injuries TO return home She is very bitter IN her
uenuu citation OF her iahcr and expresses the hone
that he VIII bo sentenced TO prison Tor thirty years.
and her uncle, John Leon, for twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08

Yesterday the counsel for the United States Lie In
Company, tho suit brought against that cor
poration by f. b. O'Connor, hed notice OF appeal in
the County Clerks ONCE OF Kings county from the or
der OF the Special Term. denying motion TO vacate
the summons and the order tor the examination oil
James Buell. and John f. Dewitt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08

company TO tho National Capital Liic In
Of New Jerrey, Is Joined ~ party plain.
tin, the prosecution being IN the interest
OF the State Insurance Department New Jersey On
eight days to the receiver Of the company, sp-
piicaton to Judge Lawrence Is now made by Messrs
Maum and Perry, TO appoint Governor Parker As re-
ceiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
LAW SUMMARY.

A sailor named v. T.. Hagbundt, Of the American
NIX sandy Hook, was yesterday held for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
VITAL STATISTICS.

Inc Ionowlng ~ SYNOPSIS OF the weekly report OF
Dr. John T. Maggie, Deputy Register Of Records 10 the
Board Of Health -
There were 557 deaths reported during tho week
ending March 3 which Is an Increase OF 10 as com.
pared with the number reported the preceding week
and - less than were reported during tho correspond
ing week OF the year 1876 Tho actual mortal ~ for
the week ending February "a 1871 502, which rs
81 less than the average for the week
OF tho past five years and represents annual death
rate oil ~ 10 per 900 persons living, the population
estimated al l.07l, 1856
The following Is comparative statement of cases of
contagious diseases reported at this bureau for the two
weeks ending March 8, lS77:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
man; Ross Va Furnisu; Morrison vs. MoAleer-Mo.

man; Ross va Furniss; Morrison ". McAleer-Mo-
Alexander va Levison -Amendmeut allowed
Bowery National Bank va Hiderbrand.- Motion
Adams VS. Harrison.-Allowance OF ave per cont
Woman Roberta Compliant dismissed
In re Observation-Disclosures discharged.
solari vs. Deote-Jamas McNuty appointed 70
Canhops va Cooper; Rossel vs. Hanan.-Dcfault
Schneider VS. Harlem Bank-Mo,ion denied
Martin VS.. Miner -Under the code an allowance for
the issuing OF AN attachment may be had the entry
OF Judgment although no property has been attached
Us Howard, 22i
Cutler vs.; Baxter; Malcolm VI. Chandler; Page,
Kidder 4 Fletcher vs Hodges; Ward vs. Granger;
Bralnard va Schoppell; Callahan Va. Dunn; Ruins vs.
Hay.-Motions granted.
Lowensein vs. Elias; Sanger va McCooL-Dc-
faults opened on payment within three days Of $40
term fee and $40 costs Of motion, and be tried
the 14th INST.
Ftzsimmons w. PearsalL defendant discharged
from further Imprisonment
Hopkins VS.. BrezelL-H. A. Sperry appointed re-
cevcr.
Marston Arcuarius.--Stay granted conditionally.
Oliver vs.. Merritt; Phelan VS. Carroll; Merrill vs.
Thiess-Defaults noted.
Blum Suifern.-Arrest vacated.
Chickerin Mcrrin.-ScctIon 81 of the United
States Shipping act provides that no wages due or ac
attachment or arrestment from any court Motion
granted.
Thacner vs. Booraem.-Referee's report confirmed
Lowentnal Va Keyser: FelIoman VS. Lowenstein-
Motions granted unless within ton days plaintiffs lie
motto Of issue and pay $40 costs.
Corbn VS.. C0yne.-Defendaut ordered to pay over.
Mayer Harrs-Judymcnt tor plaintiff less $50
counter claim.
Jaeger Knabe; Price va. Sullivan; Sullivan vs..
Doerrbecker; Alexander VS. Leushcr Waters We. Dins-
moro; Lansing vs. Barnes; Rothschild vs.. Querin;
Sutton Bcacham; Hessey VS.. Casey; Callahan VS..
Wingrcn Hass vs. KnobIoch; Wilson VS.. Hanan; Hill
iard vs.. Plat; smith vs. Fairey.-Orders granted
BY Chief Justice Shea
Staudacher Sutz aid nnolher.-Thc action will BIO
ordered DO stayed discontinued tho defendant
paying the taxable costs OF the action up TO the time
when this motion was made.
Fueke W.. Burke.--(W lillian Blackstone's Reports,
462)
Humphrey VS. Lete.-(Burrows' Reports, 9 1917 An
exoneraton entered pay OF costs Order 10 be
settled motion.
BY Judge Gocpp.
Gould VS.. Bernhard. -JudgmenL for plaintiff with
i've per cent allowance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gilderslecvc

SELLING OBSCENE PICTURES.
William Regan was arraigned by Assistant District
Attorney Lyon charged with selling obscene pictures.
II alleged that the defendant kept liquor saloon
In Park IN 1874, where there on exhibition
somc indecent pictures, and that he subsequ DIS
posed Of them with other property TO one jacobson
Tue prosecution at the instance OF Society for the
Suppression Of Vice. MIR. Comstock AMI others were
examined to the character OF the pictures qucs
ton Mr. William +. Kintzing. counsel for the defend
ant produced evidence 10 show that the prosecution
aided by rival in business and that the
time there were civil suits pending tho result Of
injunction obtained by tho defendant to prevent
others from interfering with his business as bill
poster The defendant stoutly denied that he had
any such pictures as those described on his premises
while he was proprietor. Tho will be submitted
to the jury to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Before Judge Sutherland.


DESPERATE PUNISHED.
William Hickey was arraigned ut the bar by Assist
ant District Attorney Bell on an Indictment charging
him with robbery Itappeared that on The night OF the
21st Of February, Peter Anderson, seaman whose
vessel had beeu wrecked at Aspinwall, was walking
along Washington street he suddenly attacked by
two men. They quickly tied cloth arornd head
that he could not raise alarm, without ado
robbed him OF $50 and ran on. Anderson reported his
loss at the station house, and subsequently Officer
McDermott arrested William ckcy and John Mitchell
been extingu,shcd in the vicinity for the purpose
was supposed, better facilitate the robbery Hickey
who placed on trial, was defended by Mr. Edmund
+. Price, but II would seem that the evidence
conclusive, Tor the jury found tho prisoner guilty.
Judge Sutherland sentenced him TO the term OF thir-
years in the State Prison. Mitchell will be tried
to-day.
A BOARDING HOUSE THIEF.
Daniel F. Bean, who was Jointly indicted, pleaded
guilty TO a charge OF stealing $50 from sailor named
z. T. Godfrey, who stopping at julius vogcs
boarding house IN Cherry street, Hc sent to the
State Prison for two years.
sNATCHING WATCH.
George Christopher convicted OF snatching
silver watch from John Goldstc,n as he was walking
through Canal street on washing,on's birthday. Tho
prisoner sentenced 10 three years and months
Imprisonment
TIE CASE OF SERGEANT THOMPSON.
The trial OF Sergeant Thompson, who has been in.
dicted for assault down for yesterday, but on
motion oil Mr. Price, his counsel II was postponed
I'll Monday next
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

bound ovsr 10 keep the paa1a With iha
biscks BY the sxissence Of republieas
fedsrst executive, nay turn ont 10 or
! be,tes escape IRON ths 9imcul.iss Of
the .i.rs.ioa, ihsa ussldstAs slscti o. d
! president wtk : iess disputed TUE.
rhs friends df America and tho rssspa !.
abls temperate porsien Of The Ansricas
public, msy thua congratulate Hayes on
his election.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
rHETgEsIDEScY.
The sslnossle John Bull Sees It:

The Struggle II John Bull Sees 1t.
Tse afsaon knes praises the demo.
Nsfsile leaders for their moderation, and
tl.lnka their ronsaasN Will secure the en-
sife syn,ps,hy afhhsl li.w- abiding Amsfi.
/ tsaa I,etIs.c VIII W we'll able 10 appreci-
atoS n,ader aiaa Ind respect for cnns,itn
.9;ilfpaal rsst,asnsA aa,opg public men.
fiass. clseaspn esaao. excite genuine
sefthlisiasmsexseAt In those who regard
isuiiIbies a i gst3bii tricky game. II
snay ID vie~ed lkith moderate .atisfac-
] tis,n = Al escAis from tss worse evils Of
Il psolapg gf the excitement or con-
tises of sitiex, htt Hayes has NOT, unfor-
'tasafeIy, the m3rsl weight necessary 10
i hef1sstss rsPuhffAu ADMINISTRATION situ-
A,sd I'D iAis nausk be. With the best In
ssntIens, hs viii probably be unable to
I carry into sffcesE many Of the pledges of
his letter 10 lhk Cincinnati convention.
sAe trust our f1lieipa,iona are wrong
snd th.s HsysSsmsy show unexpected
fosen of chNscFt and conquer the sym-
,,ashies II lh4 naslea By an honest. fear.
les. reffsa,rn poli3y.. :
The STImes thfn discusses the claims oj
!, ysrsaa. politieflns upon ,hs new presi-
dent, tor cabltst offices, showing the
iisiiiltuities; be nhst encounter At the very
oat.cs. lysa has now only few hour,
10 adopt resolutions upon which the
future Of hi4 i rfIsJ depends, and which
must influenced the political history Of
The county for be next generation. Re
founatmeans renf fwed lite for the rcpubli.
can part and Nrapid progress for the
( United States. .Wbstrsctivcness mcAns
tho fsst.l oppossFss Of these gaina.
The I,ondon standard rays:
The undiAputed successor Of the pres
Iieney which Tbs been secured /. worth
III The s.crifcr3 Of the party interest or
eYen ts aas'sif F teeity. II may have
et,st ,sae wsakAes, Of the new govern
lsss,t III oi,ngriss bet affords great hope
tsf ii siecent gtvsfnmen,, economy and
isstic-. III lhe .fu.k.s
iThe naliy sdxs considers tha, tho sue
essa af th. 5Abngeriag section oil III,
afetaas ii wonN have est,sed q repabii.
sa1s,s s,traie.n tafaea2 10 ,he future pros
poets IL alle ~ nstssrTts. L thinks sl,e
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
Gen. Pleasantoa's Blue Glas.
Theory
---,-,

raasaslphss cprespol dsncs n. Y. Herald.
Al !. recent call upon Gen. Pleas
saton, found him very corpulens
aud sf.blc old gcaslcynAa with snow
white hsfr aad beard / He expressrd
himself bappg To rive "a .an ihs u ]
iorms,iou IN BID p,wpr about the vir }:
Tue of blue gha keAe / asked - Ac8
hsd known sf tts influence upon ami
NAL and vegetable life Tor any time.
yes" be replied, "i've had blue
psncsin in my grApcsy for more than.
ten Yeas. and the action Of the light
upon The plants was really wonder
iul Those vines or paris Of vileA
exposed to the blue rays attained :
development wonderfully greater than
those Influenced soleIy By the ordi.
nary light, aud Mr.. Bust, ! distin-
.gnisbrd Rosist, has bcen very snccess.
lul Ia restoring TO hcal,hful vjgor
numerous. plants, apparen,iy dying,
t,9 he same plan"
"NaA. is.ihe principle, Getiersl.'
.AYI liz, tas magite,isms de
,sls.p. 4 ~ tho d .slgs Of the su,'s
rays ,i,roaS'i piair, trlnsparen: glass
associated With blue glass possesses
wonderful. curative powers.
What Kind OF glass did you USE
X French glass Of dark M-xarine
blac. Ii IS colorcd with cobalt, the
ingredients of tie blue gl.ss aud. the
rne,sl baing fused to geiher.a
.Wha, is The method of sppfisnec
--say to little gtrl wi,h curvature
oi the sfsine? know oae so afflicted. 2
"Weli, II ytssl wan. an csce-dingiy
strong light. &c = slseLe aashz Glle.i
wih blue p.nes, aud place
ii immediately il, front of your sotdi.
J. nary sash. Then hare the little girls
I ffsek down 10 her hip, 80 as 10 have
| the spine exposed to the influence u
Inc hlue light, Then when the sun i.
shining seat her on Chair i ht,le way
from the window, SO rs no. to be ex.
i.pcscI to ,be draught coming il
Through the crcyiccs Of the window
aud let her take = sun bath OF abou
hall Nh hour or 80. DO th1, Tor sew
1 eral days, and II the child desires Civ,
her no medicinr, a.lcw her 10 ca,
what agrees with her, aud l am; COO
F6lcnt That tie child will be greatly
relieved-I hope entirely cured.
"Is ii necessary to have an entir.
! 5ash Of h1ue pau .
4 aOh NO; k~ner.ily half doxei
papes arc sufficient. Blu. then III.
pat.cnt must move q the sun moves.
@Its effec, upon rouf injured bacl
Was astonishing p
stVery true. But il has efectes
much more astonishing cn1es. 0nty
/ this morning received letter from
Cairo, III, from ! lady who has bee,
afflicted with 4 dreadful case of spina
meningitis. She had been sufferin,
: for four years, and was cured by th,
:. il,i,,e ll,ii,,e lSts.-proecss. =
II. Il, then, invariably successfully 2
aSo far, I am happy 10 say, II is.'
4 "Are you eoinR 10 take any step
10 secure : peauniary profit ffag
YOUR discovery"
aNot all, sir. Ii people. were eoin,
! 10 make moeey out OF ii, I'd oharRs
them for license. Blu, its powe
must no, be hampared. II is 20 e.
Z.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

a Itaghtts suifide occurred 1T whlte-
Aalt Naehixb, ,lts oshar aay. The ssss-
Ii,sr.se m. I|as shro.s, lapped out Of
isis tNn strry Bsin4 low, ,hen erawied seme
I II snde y sef into = Teli
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

IN sxssa ssifh of congress will Fre-
a5,sl,.y u caes ffser the New Hsnap-
Shsre slstsIilS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

cE e1fNper day Il Koune. Bampbes worth Is
9Oss1 1ZVskss. stiassa q Co., kss4isna. Ne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

4 - 1ay y home. Agents wanted Outas and
~ terms irec.s TRUE Co, Portland. Ne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

Yankt6n, Dskpta, Feb -, is77 (
I, John g. Sand, Auditor OF Dakota Territory
% hereby certify that The above sA1 foregoing 10
tSee aAA correct coVy - ths osfGrnei ststs0ess
Of the condition Of iAs C0atinsntal Insurance
Company. on the let DAY ot January, 1871. and
2 J6HN >. sAxp, Aalitpr,
~ fSe IA RANO. 0sDVty
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

vA. r,.. DAKOTA.
saturd.y vs9isgs March 5 1877
Tho ),ig Hssss and Dakotaiau
EvxaY EYl)ss ExoEFTISs stSpAfs .

.rs.snrr,es.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
HoLLSMAT's PILLS.
Invariably cur The following dises,e.:
Disorder OF the Kidneys.

In all dieeases affecting these oreaus, whciher
they secrstssoo N ch OF too latls wa1sr, er
whether 'hry ara afieted With st1ne or gravel
or with aches and pstas settled 10 the loins over
. b reetasssa HE ktaBcyr, the7s pitts should
BE- taken according TO the printed dire ions, ssd
he oiniront should be well rubbed in.o the
smAit fthes bssk u bed time. This treatment
will give aimoat lniuedi1;e ellef when al other
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

ssyg Iffa mt tAf4 tsi EnesEt0s, y " VeSn1fSton
.ssafis' u s'l'a'asN g. she Il stS e,,e.ei.y
5say y
tsis ii I'LL stfisi sfaf3tl alton ftlt me to
sasks HIST ia BUS 3pnsNmmasian ~ deyout-
is III, lss III e,cdf III. stsss Il Iowa Viii
f#it,e how d ttkikavE borne TTAtt II COM
Ysstsfins i'd Ea(ate and nn.stle wisdom.
I II ssls 8ilA III a have observed that M
Silsts starr ,aa ksHa were tae paen as-
signed IN sa5lvl}c Ate The cassc OF Mr..
itHsek tettsfa sfs sseaerai commission.
Il Il { fss af Hnlif,S d Ar. * ass9n was weu-
III .sxeritsl, and greatly
,sssstest III, iits sesay srsat repltatstta,
As Tor Mct'rasst iiags III. aiihotify4s.
llm whom Itp He q e...ts t5s
tnw il the A,ufsiean hat--Mr. EFafts
himself, FIJI tile Stasemsnt that his Asgu.
mens ~ the if.t ,hss has beet, IN sde
stefpFe ttae cplnrlfs taB, and Was, In truth,
Aissplnteiy uhaesacfabis An'l i'm.
,,Teguahle. N3 have there been any
l,st 81 spevchesin the hou.s on the all
in,pertln, suhja< than thnsc by Judge
Mcllill aud Mr. yrstt, uf Eowa. And 70
with ait these ahings and others that
gfnight be mTn skaea, Iowa stands hesc
I today, A she stnes III home, In intel
ligents radical Aput,iicanism, al the very
Nsp sSrhrrplnnsh in Influence and states
iiianship- a
= has simple reason
Til at " representatives,. n
' stasg ef tho uni can preseni adsi.ga
.sis,slvsIl ustxF,. The elsments which
.ycssnsti aas s.atcahaen. Les young low
seaal Id tho head
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
Mark These Facts,
NJ ,ssrssss = N vss,l vssA
H0LlO ~ 4 y,S paa.a.s

ss.
= - y sppesiss -nsil ,vss.s ri,i. sa,, ~s
..gssr Piiis are aArssilous
= ssed fOr ano,hsf hsx. ana keep the. IN me
rDr, Holloway Aa1 cared ny hesdseh. tbs.
II gave oes Of yosr pills TO ~ bsss sor eHolsra
NOR moreas. p The dear hstls thing sot vell in :
~ nagssa' Of nostlng + nov essaA.,
:, iosf eox of esitcvsy's osetnest cared me
of soasss II M AeeA. rabhs1 seDs Of yoa:
len. !" -,
hnily." ,6 's 3. q 4
~ snelose . dollas; yosr pries 10 is cents; bn,
the Ds9ictae 70 me- u uost1 . AsliAss n
Send - 1vs boEes Of yOaf pdlla .
turn mail fos chiils asA fever,
hsve over ~ sNAinoalals arch ~ these, hat
want Of space coAvels Ne TO coaciads,
For CutAneous Disorders.
And sn erxptions 81 Ne sk.n. this oln,nent IL
noss t.salFabla n dscs NOT hsal: externally
alone. but peneti sles With the most searching ci
iects TO sAe very root 1.-THE sril.
ma RaRAN - 4 vya = Dau8aa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

IiS III III sd ssS~es, sss~ear broadway and
' n ID; sst Il. 81
exSr xisossuar. pasii.ass,.
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plete in every detail, and in all respects TT
companion for our celebrated Steam Sepa-
ratOr.
OUR vibrator" SEPARATORS
"alone," made expressly for Steam Power,
and to match any and all other make OF En-
gines, also, perfectly adapted to go with any
and all other make of Horse Powers, four
sizes, ranging from "a to 36-inch length OF
Cylinder, and IS to 4S inches width OF Sep
arating parts,
THE WORLD WIDE REPUTATION of our
matchless "Vibrator'' Threshers for rapid
threshing, perfect saving, admirable clean
ing, no wastage, cleanliness, economy in re-
pairs, durability; ease of management, and
general superiority in various other respects,
is now fully established and generally recog-
mixed.
THE ACKNOWLEDGED HEAD AND
FRONT of Grain Threshers, and especially
superior if grain be damp or wet, while for
FLAX, TIMOTHY, and like Seeds, no other
machine can truthfully claim any compar-
isOn.