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r,uttrarfs for am 1o.t ~ i'm country
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PERSONAL.
|
| few weeks,
por,,,n, ,,ua - i. ,.x.. =. .,,x
am : .,..tn. @ ~ e''s 4A'"o.>>'o'0o'A7 ~ '
un.,t.. v..t L.. ,, ~ -.
! v....'s ~ o.n.ee ."a. 10. 'a"ee'0o n41 ID"
'"s''" .e.ta'' e"ks4'"e"'s'
Archibald Forbes, tho famous war core.
spondcnt. has been Invited TO Da1mosa1, Scotland,
by queen victoria.
| Pongo, the gorilla, In England, recently
had cali from Mr.. Darwin, who g1avely handed
| bis card 10 the royal ape.
Fir E}wArtt Thornton Will rotnrn tt, wasa,.
tngton tho latter part Of th!s month. Ills wlfo and
| daughters will rema1n In Eu2lsnd
Tho Boston Idrerkiaer }ntfnntea that
cont,Ino 1tr, vhcn h. ..7s IN. n,,cn. ~, II.
~svs rero1ni,sd a. a 1,en,oc-at IN Msas.rhn.ntts
80 -, =. -. - ~, ~.
| 1"'sue"es iaSt novel; virgin oo'' ms
been received With sach storm OF dcfision bT Tho
rans nus"' ~''''e' '1"~ ~ 4~~ - ""' ~ "'' '"''
~, ,-,,.,
lho 1ouhH Mon oh1'slahn hSaoo'atioh OF
darlington tay that tho report That Col. !ageseol
mas been inslteu 10 Lecture oe10Fe thom ~ slmpy
tdlot'e."
| l0H N0T8G1oHT 0HmQSf OF E04 tUnfE79J9.
rarv R<risw contains "A interesting paper by
Prof. balm on tho "civli-serslco Examination
Scheme"
The New York World describes Lo4au's
famous declaration in Washipetou-'.1 dons
amn,nt 10 . ror of nina brro now w"-as A brief but
be,uttu1 sptceb In favor of tbs Adu,tnFst trntton,
| ,,..,. ..s,.. n. &c.,. 80
"a eo'Aeopou"ens ueH"eo :" "'.o" Nv"
many eons iles'1eh: Lincoln naa ahu ""e'as. onc
}
..r. and ma ~ them william. Iia dte In ua,h.
Inrtou.
.,.
| n"oA Do''"t AAo 'af. -" ~, 4.e 10 n"'"
into Dol MAI, which mo Springfield fte"o''ean tn
tcfpfe's 1n!o man OF inc sea. hehce 1ao oHer'
sion INTO sls sppsoseo' h"s tne JoKe IL fatn'
| ef laooFloae'
The assertion that e1.{3ov. 0ohurn, Of
Mime, 10 Tho 1asgeat land d-ownes In the United
States IL disputed In favor OF Wilson Wadd'nehnn.
OF new iosk, VINO owns ooo' ooo acres IN one lot
on inc canadsan lnset ~ nc" Ae1'eo, ana enonah
moro n o'nef parts @ oi tho same Iefntory 20 MAKE
"tou'l VI - WV heses' Vt a1ota tna" s"'co q"
many "a arc cla'Saea TOT S'9' eooafn.
hfr. Jnnius Morgan, of London, who Ia
| now on visit to this country after m absence OF
twenty three years In ENGLAND, was complimcnted
By dinner in Now York Wednesday. Among the
participants wesc Cor. nlee. s1.ooF: Tllden. ex'
Wv. na"ies, ooS. la,'1ah.' aoa' uattet.' ioH.
scos', q. " use,e', sA,tos1mas.ee' 'ecacsa'
'0"s'4' sA''ss'sp"'' ''sea"een' AL" '''''s.
This is specimen Of tho average Novatla
| ''pefsonaf": Our clizens generally will he clad
to know that Miss TroweIla. who last Christmas
btokc both thigh bones and her inv by failing
| from swing, on tho Divide, IL now ab1o to walk
without crutch cane, and to do tho louscwork at
home. Notwithstanding al the drawbscks in tic
| cnse. tho attendant surxcona have made good job
Of it. 10th legs are Of exactly sho 'ano length"
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night. Theirs Is no occasion for his remaining
so close 10 the Capital, md ho wll1 accept cn4
gagcmonts for amp part Of tho country :,
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Nav Chicago ThtAttes
Clark street, opposite tho Sherman lfouAe. Can't
bell Comedy Combination. "The Flyxnlan.
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Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark street, between lsantotph and Washtnzton
1fasry Woods Female Mlnssrcla. Afternoon and trcn
ing.
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IE0o1ry's Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark and 1Ashl1t
Engagement Of FTysr's ppesa Truape. '"Tbe Fiysnt
uutehmAn."
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fTRver1ysa Theatre.
Monroe ttrect4 corner Of Dearborn. Engagement o
BAm DeYcfc. "Ja1pef,"
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ffcTtckcr'A Theatre.
yadiFon street. het*ren Ftate and Dearborn.
s'serious Family" and "Alr+ snl Mrs+ Peter White"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

GOING. GolSG FAsr.-We give up full
column Of the fifth page of to days STAR the card
OF tire popular house of Levy Bros. $50 agazine
street. hs business conducted by these gentlemen
has grown much that they have been compelled to
secure larger quarters, aad quent'y they WILL at
the end Of this month the spacious store 5a5
aud SSH Magazine street of st. Andrew They
will there open October LIST with entirely stock,
which they are now purchasing 10 Europe and a. tho
North, one OF the members be;ng in New York.
Mean lille they dispose of the stock hand and
having only twenty-five days do this ia they have
down prices a wonderfully low yurs, witness
the following taken from their advertisement:
Calico at cents: best at s cents.
Towslipg At cents.
10 4 Brown Shest'nK at ls cents.
Is,UoJ yards Embroidery. a. cents up.
Lou sdal- White Cotton at Fl oelIs.
Enpre. Cloth At 25 cents
~hite Linen At % 80 aud 70 cents.
alpaca al csloTs, at - cents, etc etc.
aRd thing else proportonsteiy low prices. Call
and examine goods altar having clrefLlIy read the
card Ieferrsd TO-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

have revealed to bis brother the fact of his
presence at Hodiogton, aud that the uncle
would thos be further exasperated against his
nephew. He also dreaded their including
Frencis Finch and his daughter in their pur-
suit. 1t seemed to the good Father that his
own freedom was rather initiating against the
comfort and security of his friends than bene-
fiting them. He was no longer able to minister
to them, and while he remained at large they
we're exposed to continual domiciliary perquis-
tions and midnight searches on his account
He offered mp his own life and freedom for his
fellow. Catholics, beseeohing God to suffer his
arrest in order to put an end to their continual
troubles and snnoyances. The Good SheP,
herd eiveth His life for the sheep" he repeated
to himself ACCEPT of this oblation and spare
them, o sweet Master, whom 1 long to follow
along the way of sorrows to the goal which
shali bring me in'o Tby beloved presence for
all eternity. may Thy holy will be doner
There was q Gathering of horses hoofs out
side, aud he heard Squire Townshend give di-
rections to some of his followers to go aud
question the villagers aud Catholic farmers OF
the neig borhood as to whe' her they had seen
the priest in those parts, aud to bring him
word to Elmley.
Ito he Continued.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
Relief Without a Doctor.

Though -|e-HeH+I- -hY-ne messs be Under
stood deprscating bat rather ndng pro-
ssionSl aid disease there multitufes OF IN
when 1t Is neither necessary To
A family provided with comprehensive household
specic IKE Hpstotters Stomach BItters is possessed
of edicina resource adequate TO most emergencies
in which media advice NoGl6 be otherwis ueedtul
That sterling tonic and corrective invariably
and is authoIitativelv ended for deSity, ndt
gestiou, liver Giso'd-r, irregular habit Of body
urinary and uterine troubles inc peAt Theumat aad
sout, and otter ailments Cf trequsnE occurrence
II eradcates aud prevents intermittent and remtttent
fevers eieves mental dency checks premature
decay, and inviEoIates the u5culAr lis
Sleep, digestion and appetite a"e poul1t-d ty
il is extremely u=efI overcoming tne ef-c:
of exhSus = l. al exposure.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

Mr. Townshend made tome show of resist
auce, and spoke of business first and pleasure
after " ards bpt when he eaw his at:endsnts
seated ut the board devouripg the hams aud
venison pasties, and drinking oft huge tankark 3
of brown ale, he bethought him that he had
better follow their example, and accept Fer
civilities with good grace.
=" This Bordeaux wine hath been stored in
my cellar ever since the king's restoration,
and shall feel hopored by your giving me
your opinion of its quality" qooth the lady.
banding the fiagon TO her guest who 9 qusned
off n goblet to her health, avouohing for its
superior merits. She subsequently, insisted
npon his tasting some canary that had been
laid down ut the period of King Charles l. g
marriage With Henrietta Maria more than bali
q century before. This generous beverage was
even more to the worthy Jnstice's taste than
she rich favored claret in which he had already
freely iudulged. He became loquaoions, and
for o time seemed TO forget the object OF MS
visit.
"'ris o wonder that the Scots never found
their way into your cellars, my good madam,
when they sacked your cousins mansion AZ
Hampton Lovet," observed the Justice, moral
iZipg on the excellence of the liquor, " but III
vouch for it you owe its conservation to my
old friend, Richard Baxter, who kept kidder-
minister quiet and orderly amidst the civil tur-
mojl of the realm. You know that was al
ways a s.suuch RoystIst, but never sucn q foof-
hardy cavalier as Sir Ralph Glare, or even as
good Sir John. We moderate folks, or TRIM
Iners 81 your friends ure pleased TO call us, are
tho true friends of the Commonwealth, III
vouch for it,"
ALAS those days of civil discord," she re-
turned, "bsd at least the merit OF uniting Us
tcg g.tber. You aud 1 were Gu the same side
wien Worcester was beleagnered, ay, and com-
pauious in misfortune when the King was
roaming fnr his life. Pray I'LL your bumpers
10 k'ug Charles and long life 20 aiu, gentle
yleu! -
The sack was handed round and G1affsd in
bumpers by the coayivial and now upTcarious
assemblsge. The domestics had taken care 70
ply the men with ale to their hearts content.
aud some OF them had began 70 show decided
symptoms of the fleets OF their potations
But We must search the house, my dear
lady, or We shall be fsilir in our duty to the
King" exclaimed the Just:ce, if suddenly
rec collecting himself; Il only warn yon TO keen
ihe keys of your cellars from my friends hese
he muttered IN lower voice, "or they will
make short work of the contents, with which
you have already made them too familiar II
rhe priest be- hidden in the cellar l wonld re.
serve its investigation for myself. Come, Mas
ter Wilkins, do your duty ana look about the
mansions and thou too, Hodges, an thou art
not 6runk."
ges employed in draining taokard,
while bis friend Shanter was calling on him
for q song of which he whisted the t1Ge.
NO hurry, Master Townshend. We've
We shall fail
long the ale
Elows stout and stale.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

JONES & ROCHE, UNDEgTAKERs AND EN-
BAL&EBs.-TLs nauy friends OF these veI:.kpowu
popular gentlemen VIII be pleased that tey
have formed partr e-shp for the purpose OF
ddottrG ;ho Undertaking and Frbai-siag b-si4e-s
50 aud .52 Magazine street Beth gentlemen hare
hatS CT experience in the business MI Charles
{. Jones for II" past few yesrs havng been ttc ts.
manager al ,Ir. kraDk JoAasoE's and Nj. John G.
Roche waose popularity -as p7ee: oy his election a.
CoEoLsr, having grown up l. tA~ b-stae.s Nessrs.
Janss Roche Lavs sI.esar r=a s:o-k Of cot5ns Of
al descriptions and Esa-y liz Carriages i0r
fuuaI.s, weddings, Their p-!ces -rs -ned-rate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
RECOMMENDATIONS:

From HIS Grace. Tie Nest Res. Are1siAhep eJ To'sH0
We hereby approvV of 3itchelIs GeOEr@Phiss as
1ev.,ed b. NJ heeE1n 1.sq' and earnestly recon
- ''-- '-e'- 1 tJoEN JOSEPH LYNCH,
Archbishop of Toronto.
Given ST. MichAel's Palace, Toronto April 5, IF72
Prom His Grace TIE Xos Ret. Arehbtshop s Ss5 TsrE
SKw YoBK July II. Is72
We cteerfully concur in the excellent recommends
tioDs already gwen by many in favor of MitchelIs
Biographies: as revised and corrected by Mr.. II. &
John NccLoshEY.
ATchbiahOp Of New York
From Es Graz. Tia Nors Rsr Arshbi.hqp Of c'snnSG,
oAio.
n crycNSAT1, oE:o. J0ly a ls7i.
by the emir.nt Catholic OF the country
ence 20 say other Ie1t-books the sptject
tJoEN B. FURCELL.
Archbishop O; Cincinnati.
from ia Ets1; Eev. B:Is:r # Kishnsnd Tfrgi".a.
F.czxoxp, VA March 10, 1875.
We ehee-fu'lS oepcaI IL the excellent rseoaneotA.
T.oHs sEsAa5 gwen eS many in favor OF . A1Ioneas
Gi C2-cAEo -
Bishop OF Riehzond-
Frou. tx Iavs-iaa BTslaer..
BAL71xozK March Is 1875
Gee ErsPes sIrcs isi heir sehoOll- Tais, tainE
= tie -ss -ecoaE cAlioE c4a give OF them.
BHOEHkR JOSEPH
They have received similar Recommendations from
tie Jeta.ss Christian BrOthers Reteupoorists Fran
eiseAza ee, etc, and TseG leading irsttu-
/ t!o-s Of TIE oOaat-y.
! EOn. Se~toa BA;saAn, Superintendent Ct Pablo
distraction Of the STATE Illinois for twenty
ysa-s, says:
AiEsses Tare-Es6Ate. IN at'As form, 10 Shso.u:ey
I TIE test school book OF which have Ray kEoSledgS
ard ca1sdsE in parT'c1lar n positive slsalnE
Z ed aGSticnAl Instst1Iicls-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

Ire rev looks caz b. used IN the classes with
;te old PTnary ard Intern ed:Atei sud while they
re:su little half the cost o; the Old Series,
taeir-texs exDaily fau and reliable. HE beauty
OF the maps surpassed and tler tu-!nts5 and
accuracy exceed even that OF tie CD seI!es.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
.COGAN & SONS,

17-.---. ..---.--Cscsi StSeet.-.... ...... ..l9
Esy-As= tSs CzstNHhsase sAa tie River.
S.sz =ztEl IN % SastAys, 62S 7;ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
FEW OF Our PRICES.

L ETscL Eus EaE q T=T.s-tsa CLOTHS CASSI-
ME- t-uz wh2EA eeSszreA HrS aiken
O-6s- a. sszALy LOW Prices.
s5s-4 BEes-t55- z5-e1 O-5s srS=z tie eoua;ry.
= Z. 80 .z.s... q s,Aa q g y y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
NE WAS VERY DRUNK.
~lspringfeld Times.l

Antoine Brughier, a Santee half-breed
scout, in the service Of Uncle. Sam, stopped
over at this place last Sunday while en- route
to Yankton with . number of his comrades,
for the purpose of going across the river to
see some of his friends on the agency. Like
all good half-breeds, he relishes q "wee
drap" Of the ardent about as well as the next
one, and SO INDUCED rather more freely than
consistent with ordinary habits of sobriety,
in fact he get pretty full-and in that con.
dition vended his way to the river bank for
the purpose Of crossing. Instead of con-
tinuing his journey across the river, how.
ever. his tired condition overcame him, and
he laid down on the edge Of the bank at a
point where it rises some seventy.fye or
eighty feet above the water. No doubt he
slept very soundly for while he was thus
wrapped in the arms of Morpheus he
rolled off the Bluff and went tumbling
down seventy or eighty feet and landed in
the river with q splash. j. H. Stephens
happened to be at the river watering his
horse at the time, and hearing the fellow
strike the water went to his assistance aud
helped him ont. Strange to say, he was
scarcely hurt at all, though such a fall
would, no doubt, in nine cases out Of ten,
kill any sober man. Is this not aclear case
where whisky saved q mans life?
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10

There was left at this Office yesterday by
John McClary, of claim No. Is, below on
Whitewood, an ak or large Ratchet Of pecu-
liar make. 1t was dug from bedrock, nine
feet below the surface, and it is evident that
it has lain many years buried beneath the
accumulating earth. The Ak OF Ratchet is
of French style, about six inches in length
by four across the edge, with IN eye two
inches in diameter, is Of malable iron, and
coated with q crust of rust, black sand and
mineral deposit, through which many gold
colors are plain d~isctrnable. The conclu-
sion from the facts are, that the Ratchet,
attached to which is still a portion of the
original handle, somewhat converted into .
mineral composite, showing mica, sls.e and
gold colors, was modelled by skilled labor,
and from the number Of human bones there
exhumed, it is evident that many years ago
. battle ensued between natives and explor-
ers, or perchance those ancient pioneers who
penetrated the wilds Of the Hills, persisted
in the gulch, and eince that day the chan
ges wrought by tbs busy nature, has placed
above them nine feet of earth in gold depos-
its.-Deadwood Times.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
LONE TOUCH Of NATURE
LDeadwood PloneerAng. 4th.l

lDeauWOOu flOneet aug, sun
As the man who was shot down at half past
three yesterday morning lay bleed ng and
groaning on the sidewalk, surrounded by a
curious crowd, who were conjecturing whole
was and how long he would live, . tall,
handsome, well-dreased woman elbowed hen
way through the crowd, quietly knelt by his
side, took one of the unfortunate mans
hands in her own, and softly inquired
"Have you q mother and sisters, my triend?'
The man feebly answered, as the blood gusf-
ed from his lips, IL have a mother" 'sThen
do you not want to send tome word to her"
said she Is she placed her dainty handker.
chief over his mouth and gently wiped the
blood from his lips. But he was too weak to
weak to say more, and after kneeling by his
side for a few moments longer she rose and
with one Of the saddest faces we ever beheld,
slowly walked.away, evidently thinking ii
too late to be Of service to the dying man.
The young woman we speak of was of q
class of whom few kind words are ever spoken
one whose wrecked life debars her from the
winning society of her sex whom fortune has
never trampled under foot and whose kindly
influence might win her back to brighter
paths. Yet that one act tells ofa chord in
her burdened heart that ever stretches out in
sympathy for her fellow creatures,-a sheen
Of holiness that brightly shines through the
clouds of evil that may have enveloped her
life. Yet will the world Judge hsrhly; the
kind words will still b few, and as the dim
gold Of this life fades out Of sight for her,
who shall take her palsied hand, tenderly
wipe her lip, and inquire: "Have you 1
mother or sister, to whom tidings can be
s.nt?"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10


The Cheyenne stage has been so frequent
ly robbed during the past two months that
it has become an old thing and no one cares
to read the details unless they contain unu-
sual features. There was a robbery on this
line yesterday. which will be found in
another column, but it is not q marker 10
comparison to robbery OF the Pierre line.
This robbery is the boss robbery of the sea.
son. All the teams and the coaches on
the line will he run of. This is reliable.
for we got it from one of the proprletors.
This is the reason why the line is not now
in operation. We don't want to mention
the names of tie bandits, still We have
them 10 GU possession. The facts will bear
us out in saying that it was the c%leanest
sweep in the history Of the stage robbcrtes
In the Hills. There are a number of flea.
lures connected with the theft that are rich
and juicy, but were frain from giving them
at present.-Deadmood Champion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10

Inflammation having reached the war de.
partmsnt that the Indians now opposed to
General HaGard were obtaining arms and
ammunition in large quantities at border
settlements, 1t was decided best that the
president should issue proclamation SINH.
lar to that issued by President Grant last
yen during the Sioux troubles, forbidding,
under . heavy penalty, all persons from
giving or selling military supplies of any
kind to Indians, either on or off their re
servations. The order applies not only to
the Indians in Oregon and the northwestern
territories, but everywhere within the limits
ofthe United States.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10


There appears to be another charge pend:
ing against Brigham Young, the second
called upon by Attorney General Deyens to
Young while he held the position Of Indian
agent IN ls4s or '49, with a view to his pros.
ecution sof the Issuing Of illegal supplies
Money It is also stated that among the
papers submitted by District Attorney How
ard, Of Utah, to Attorney General Deyens
are the unpublished portions Of Lees con-
~fesaion, saidto implicate Brigham Young
in the Mountain Meadow massacre. The
, ms,n ! obstacle ss's sas,;m in the i va. ..|d q # q &c so nv s;fs'
Guilty of assembling the necessary witnesses,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10

The publication of q card in a Philadel.
phia Newspaper, BY w. H. Kemble, was the
n Of the statement by Secretary Schurz,
telegraphed rs yesterday. Mr.. Kemble's
card says that a cont act was in 1874 entered
into with Schurz by which he was to receive
$500 per week for his services in the politi-
cal campaign in Pennsylvania, and that that
sum was actually paid him, and also that
in 1875 after returning hone from one
weeks tour in Pennsylvania Schurz drew on
the state central committee for $500. which
draft was duly honored.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
xE,aasoawoop-xEws

VermilIion Republican, August 0.
Thanks TO NJ. Merchant, the depot build.
ing in this city ID being raised two feet and =
new and substantial platform IL being put
around Il The building Il 10 he renovated
and greatly improved.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10

Birket Fost~, hes just received orders
from . very weaithy member Of parliament
fos vater-color drawings % the amount Of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
~ 9aily 1fess sal 9ststaixa.
YANkToN, DAKOTA.
Friday Evening, August 10, 1877
The Daily Press. and Dakotaian
EVERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Per Week. 25cts; Per Month. 81; Per Year, 81
ONCE on TlIirl Street, between Broadway and
lledar-Duffackss Block.

Our worthy contemporary, the Union
County Courier, will print the proceedings
ct ~ GRIND Ledge A. F.& A. NJ. this year,
Mallahan isa No, l printer and will get
out = creditable pamphlet.