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A SINGULAR A AUSTRALIAN BIRD.-A
family of Australian birds, says writer
in Good Words, which are the most
anomalous of all in their habits, are
the brush turkeys, which we may look
upon as supplying the place of the
pheasant and grouse, and whose unique
domestic economy is specially adapted
for the peculiar conditions of Austria
liam existence. The mother of a family
of brush turkeys is very far removed
from the position of a domestic drudge
and enjoys complete immunity from
the slavery Of incubation. The oil
birds in SpiinS share the labor of col
lecting an enormous mass of half de-
cayed leaves and earth, five feet high,
and sometimes forty i've feet in cir
cumference. As soon as the hoLbed,
by the fermentation of the vegetable
matter, attaius a heat Of about eighty
nine degrees Fahrenheit, the hen bird
deposits her eggs, one after another, in
the centre They are very carefully
arranged in @ circle on their ends and
then covered to considerable height
with leaves and earth. When hatched
y
out, and are able at birth not Cnlv TO
run, but TO fly sufficiently well to ena-
bic them to perch on trees out of
harms way. The mother, however,
seems generally to hang about the
neighborhood, and to assume at once
the education and guidance of the
family. The solution of this extraor-
dinary popularity is, as Mr.. Wallace
has pointed out, only to be found in
! the peculiar conditions of the open
regions Of Australia, where prolonged
droughts and scaEty water supply
entail periodical scarcity of food
The confinement of the parents to one
spot for the purpose of incubation
might under these circumstances lead
to starvation and the consequent death
of the offspring. but with free power
tc roam the birds may easily find sus.
tenance, and the young, fully developed
at birth, are at once capable of pro,
longed and extended Journeys.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-26

BoRAx.-Among the many uses to
which borax can be put in the kitchen
is whitening porcelain saucepans.-
Every housekeeper knows how soon
they become discolored and how i'm.
possible it seems to be 30 keep them
white. Half fill the pans with water,
throw in large tablespoonful of bo>
rax and let it boil Tor al hour. IL the
stains are not all removed, soap a
cloth, sprinkle on borax and scour it
we'll
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MARKING SHEEP is best oo''
Venetian red. cheap paihr ~, -
few cents pound and one pom ,
mark a thousand. Take r'''Il =
the dry powder and draw the &c. 81, 81
ing thumb and finger through '-' -
at .he spot YOU wish to mars ~ ,i
ing the powder rs yon do - >,
will combine with The oil IN ti'
and make bright red mark ~,
rains will never wash out, ana "
without iniuring the wool, "l'' r6ils
from one shearing to another " Il
can be readily cleansed o"'
manufacturer.
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To KEEP MEAT.-If meat is to lie
for several days before using, it may
be kept from spelling by slight
sprinkling of boraX water. Wash i'm
bcrax water before cooking.
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A777 is not easily earned in these times but
MI IL can be made in three months by any
MIL one of either sex. in any part of she cout-
VI try who is willing to work steadily at
the employment which We furnish. Nouneed not
be away from home over night. You can give
your whole time to the work. only your spare
moments. Ii costs nothing TO try the business.
Terms and So outfit free. Address at once. IL
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DURABLE PAINT FOR OUTl'o.OlA, .l !; So
powdered charcosi ~ drg
oil. with sufficient li'har> = II
Thin for use with boiled uhse''
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VUAnl1( BOUGHT )JI1nnV
WUOL!| MADE WsfH y e ORDER {WOOL!

rIHE EBENSB BURG WOOLEN COMPANY
Il is amply prepared to manufacture to order
or exchange Goods of its make for WOOL.
which will be taken at the highest market price,
and for the gat herring of which wagons will soon
be sent to the various stisns of he county, The
quality of the goods mace by us i. too we'll known
To Deed recommendation, and as we now
ming our Factory by STEAM POWER, there will he
no delay in the mana facture of wool sent or brot
to US for that purpose.
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promptly attended to in worhmanlike ma nner
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Land Warrants.

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reference in his vcinity Congressional district
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
II K l. f q r a = 10.
4 O'clock, p. N.
THE NEWS.

Two Steamers Come III Collision
at p0int-au-Tremble.
Both Sank No Loss OF Life.
The Nez Perces on the War
Path.
The Crows and Sioux to Unite
Against the Whites.
Aid from the Government is
Being Asked Against the
Simc0e Indians.
A Batch of Interesting News
from Yesterdays Occur
renceS.
The Report that the Russians
Raised the Siege of hars
is Premature.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
DENIED.

st. Petersburg, July 5.-The siege
of Kars has not been raised. Dis
patches to-day described successful
attack on the Turkish battery.
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL
Edinburg, July 5-The Presbyter-
ian council opened to-day and dis
cussed the harmony of confessions OF
reformed church principles Of Pres
byterianism.
WAR ITEMS.
Constantinople' July Sit is be-
leived the Turkish troops will enter
Karz to day.
Belgraye, July 5-The Jerviaus have
not got modified a single battalion
The minister of war will ask tht
chamber to raise the standing army
to twenty thousand. Forced pape
currency is contemplated.
London, July 5.-Mnkhtar Pashs
in long series of Dispatches to Constal
tinople describes the Russians utterl.
routed by his right column and hyinl
to the south Of Kars. The Ruislai
left wing is almost auihilated: bag
gage and artillery were destroyed o
abandoned
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05

bonds amounting 10 Sl50,000 SO is
sued as aforesaid, for the building Of
railroad from Longmont to Chey-
enne, or if unable to return said bonds
then and in that case the Colorado
Central Railroad shall return to the
county of Laramie the sum of S15, 900
being so per cent, of the par value
of said bonds.
The Colorado Central railroad
company and the company operating
said railroad to the Black Hills shall
build all such machine shops, etc, as
may be necessary for the convenient
operating of the lines OF railroad al
said city of Cheyenne.
COLORADO CENTRAL r. r. Co.,
By w. A. H. Loveland, Pres't
SIDNEY D1LLoN,
JAY GOULD,
For U. 2. r. r. Co.
A. R. CoNNERsE,
w. r.. STEELE,
f. E. WARREN,
E. NAGLE,
|. G. WHIpPLE,
l.. MURRIN,
II. CLAICHE,
Com. on behalf of Laramie Co., Wyo
1t will thus be seen that the proba
bilities for a railroad from Cheyenn,
or any other point from the y. p. R
R. to this place is one Of doubt, an'
to corroborate this, Jay Gould an,
Sidney Dillon so reported at Oman
one day this week. So this virtual,
ends the matter for the present a
least.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05

doubtedly defeated; also the investing
force before Batoum and these facts
may terminate the siege of Kars.
London, July 5-Thc reception at
the American legation was a grand
affair and thoroughabIy enjoyable.
From four to seven p. M, about one
thousand persons called. Mr. and Mrs,
Pierreport, and Genl. and Mrs. Grant
received all the guests. Eek Governor
Hendricks, Senator Con&ling and 9th
ers were present.
Paris, July 5-The American resi-
dents decorated their dwellings to-day
Paris, July "a trustworthy intel
ligence says that the Russians about
Batoum have been broken mp and are
retreating in fragments. The army
before Kars will consequently soon
raise the siege.
London, July . Nothing startling
from the Danube
SERIOUS INDIAN OUTBREAK
Helena Montana, July 5-Secretar J
Mills, who visited Missouri, reports tc
the Governor that on news of the
Nez Pierces insurrection the flat heads
began to disappear and finally none
were left in that valley. they having
presumably gone to join their hostile
brethren. 1t is stated by Indians
that the Grows and Sioux viii unite
against the whites. The Nez Perce'
instruction was prematurely precipit
ated by some hot headed warriors whC
massacred white families in advanc,
appropriations. All the hostiles hay
abont 245 lodges. There is urgen
need Of troops and guns in Missoult
valley. Situation is grave.
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.
Boston, July 5-A row boat on tn
Horn Pond, near Weburn, Mass, cap
sized last night with twelve persons
Six were drowned.
A QUIET DAY.
Philadelphia, July 5-The day wa
quiet, various addresses etc, Co
j. w. Forney, alluded in terms {
favor to the presidents policy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
Railroad to the Black Hills.

Black Hills Daily Times, june IS.
NIessrs. Gould and Dillon had an
interview with the citizens committee
at Cheyenne last week. There were
present u. S. Senator Teller, Pres.
Loyeland, of the Colorado Central r.
r., and citizens of the above place.
Mr.. Gould informed the Cheynne
committee that the Colorado Central
railroad wosld be extended at once
to connect with the line of the Union
Pacific, but that the construction Of
the Black Hills road would probably
by deferred for a year.
Memorandum Of Agreement as TO tie
building of the Colorado Central
Rmboaa, from Lopagnsont, Calo..
10 Gteyna1e, Wyo., and Of a rail
road from Cheyenne, Hyo., 10 the
Bldcb Hills or TO q point north Of
Cheyenne on the road to the Black
Hills, and on the North Platte
ri0er.
The Colorado Central railroad
company agree to build their line Of
railroad from Longmont within six
months. In consideration of BALD
ing of said line of railway, the county
of Laramie, Wyo., agrees to issue its
bounds to the Colorado Central rail
road company, payable in 20 years,
bearing interest at the rate of 8 per
cent. per annum, redeemable after
ten years at par in amounts of $4,000
each year, to be selected by lot---said
bonds so issued to be in amount $780,.
600; bonds to be issued to said com
pany on or about February 1st. 1878
1t is further agreed that whenever
a railroad shall be built from the line
Of the Union Pacific railroad, to the
Black Hills, or 100 miles on the line
thereby the Colorado Central rail
road, or the Union Pacific
railroad Company starting iron
Chsynne, Wyo, the country o
Laramie will issue its bonds bearing
interest at S per cent, payable q
years after date, of the amount o
s250,0oo, to the company building
such railroad, and in case said railroad
to the Black Hills from the line of tn
/ Union Pacific railroad, shall star
from any other point on the line c
, Union Pacific railroad, than Chey
enne, Their in that case this Colorad
e Central railroad shall forfeit anl
lpay 10 the said county Of Laramie tn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS
yesterday s NEWS.


Chicago, July 5.-'fhe following is
the summary IN The bfIeiest form OF
yesterdays news which was not taken
by any northwestern papers.
News from the Simeon reservation
Is of am alarming character. People
preparing to defend themselves from
the Indians or flee, as seems the wis
est. Aid from the government has
been invoked.
San Francisco, July 5-The fourth
passed quietly.
New Orleans, July 5.--No general
celebration.
Indianapolis July 5.-Fnst game,
indianapolis; Tecumseh, one. Second
came INDIANAPOLIS. 3; Tecumseh ?.
Eleven innings.
Piusburg, July 5 -Aleganies, 2:
Buckeyes nothing
Chicago, July s. Chicagos, ~;
Bostons, 2.
st. Louis, July 5.-St. louis, 4;
Hartfords, 6,
Cincinnati, July ;. -Cincinnatis, 10;
Louisvilles, one.
Woodstock, Conn, July 5.-Gov.
Chamberlain's address Yesterday was
most bitterly antagonlsttc to PRESIDENT
hayes IN matters OF ms southern pom
cy, OF the SILVER question, and subsidy.
de did not iall to Vigorously aehounce
nun aiiu iiis iio'iSeS' A'ia'''0 sPee'H
was almost whoiiy on annexation.
montpelier, ~ >" July 2.-Orumps
label mandatory 'aaea' LOSS
S4oo'ooo'
MoneIeal' 'uiy - ne lofoSecu'io''
'oi the oSa Indians lor breaking fhe
seminary lenee broke down completely
Delofe 'ne gf&hu jury
Milwaukee, July 5.-lhe day pas
sed without public celebration or bae
accidents.
Portland, Oregon, July 2,-ln the
Grover investigation ex-senator n
E. Smith testified he had been askel
for money to secure his election
Knew of no legislator receiving mon
ey to vote for Grover Several wat
nesses testlhed to conversations Whici
indicated that some members Of th'
legislature, chiefly democrats, ha,
been secured by the payment ofmon
ey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
Locating the Sioux.

N ebrara Pioneer, Juns 2S.
The Bohemian settlers on the Yer
digris and Niobrara are becoming
quite uneasy about the locat ation of the
Spotted Tail Sioux across the Niobra-
ra river from them. This is the result
of the efforts OF some of the citizens
of this place to represent to the au-
thorities that it was the desire of
the people of this county, now that
the Poncas have been taken away, to
have the Sioux located where the Pom
cas- were. The prospect of having a
large band of Sioux near with the fat
contracts and jobs connected there
with should not so dazzle any one as
to make him forget the exposed and
dangerous condition that many OF our
homesteaders and farmers would be in
if these famous cut t-throats, many OF
whom assisted in the butchery of
Custer and his men only year ago
should be located on the north side
of the Niobrara. A number of the
Bohemians have lost their stock by
the raids Of these very Indians, anc
it seems utterly impossible for them
to get any compensation for their loss
One Of them, Mr.. Brabcnec, had two
children killed and his wife severely
wounded by these red devils. Ger
tainly no one ought to blame them
for wanting to be as far as possible
from such savages.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
NEW YORK.
THE FOURTH.

New York, July To-day was
quietly observed here and elsewhere
in the east No fires and few fire
worke
Al CHARLESTON.
Charleston, July 5.-The colored
people celebrated extensively.
The Iiberian Exodus association con
sidered the scheme Of wholesale emf.
grafton of colored people to Liberia.
The colored people is generally anx-
ious to go.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
mARKETS ny IEGRAp

MARK ETs aY sEGRAr
WALL STREET,
New York July s.
Money ll&
Governments Firm.
Gold "a
StockS-Higher
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July 5.
WHEAT-Qulet; No Chicago l54C@l5o, No ?,
Milwaukee l5sQlG9
CORN-Lower; mixed western 6a4@60.
OATS Quiet; mixed western 30@5s.
PORK Firm; IA 20.
LARD-steady; 90e1o
WHISKY-13h
CHICAGO.
Chicago July g.
WHEAT Steady; 14G for cash 3s for July.
CoRN-Firm aud higher; 4CS5 for cash 47ai for
August,
OATS Lower; 32@A for cash and July.
RYE-6l,
BARLEY Unchanged
PORK-Firm and higher; IL 10 for cash or July
LARD--F Firm; s21@ for cash; 50 for August.
WHISKY--s.
AILwAuREE.
Milwaukee, July 8.
WHEAT Irregular 1875 for cash; l28 for Aug
ust; No l32.
CORN-4614
oATS-Dull; 32ls
RYE-67
BARLEY--7O.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05
THE WAR.
The Porte Will ASK the Powers
to Explain the Presence
Of the English Fleet
at Besika Bay.
A Saint Petersburg Dispatch
Denies the Raising Of the
Siege Of Kars.

Siege VI mars.
Both Belligerent Armies Claim
Decisive Victory.
FOREIGN.
OBITUARY.
London, July 5.-Benjamen r. Ash,
aged G6 described as formerly connected
with an American legislature, died last
Saturday of heart desease in an omnibus
on Regent street
VERY ILL.
Her physician says that Madam Ell
micns has been in very PROSTATE
condition since her journey to Worth
ington,
TUE ENGLISH FLEET.
Pera, July 5.-The porte has init
mated that it expects the English
cabinet will explain to the signatories
Of the treaty of Paris the object Of
! the fleet being sent to Besika Bay.
SUNK.
Montreal, July 5.-steamships Ell
phinstone and Redwater came in col
lision at Point-a Tremble, below the
city yesterday. Both sunk. The for
mer was bound inward with iron, anc
the latter outward bound with corn
Both were large ocean steamers an'
were total loss. The crews wer
saved.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24
Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
pain in the light sitlc,undert tho edge
l of>thc ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is i'll the left side
the patient is rarclvablc to lie ontlc left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for Il lllcuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
cd with loss Of appetite and sickness;
tho bowels III general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headistroubledw with pain. accompan-
led with dull. heavy sensation i'll the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
left untlonc something which ought to
have been done. y slight, CRY cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
ticnt complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bilitv he is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and lie complains ola
pricklv sensation of the skin his spir-
its are low: and although he is Salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him. vet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough TO try it. In fact.
he tlistr,ists every remedy. Several of
the neutrality-suspicious. attcntltfle disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed. vet examination OF the
body. afterdcatll. has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranSed.
AGUE AND FE YER.
DIX. G. M!LAHE's LIVER PIrIs.IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quininc. are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to,
OF after taking Qliininc. We would
advise Ill who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgatlvc they are uneeitr:llcd.
nEwAR re Of INVITATIONS.
The genuine Dir. G. MELAHE's
Liver Pills arc never sugar contcd.
Every box has Il red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
M"LAHE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE' LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of &. M!LAHE.
and FLEMING Bros. OH the wrappers.
TIns;st OH Your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. &.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS. prepared
by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckeepers generally.
To,hose wishing to give DH C. McI.AHE's Liver
Pitisa trial we win mail posi- pad TO :iny par. OF
cents. FLEMING BROS, Pittsburg, Pa.
January I'D 1871 81,
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THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
as(}gIIaR o. MOaS -.

. =
THE iarE cot snT fHsEt stock in III wotlo, ,m-
EDtsring OreI ~ UtDt bIu n .Ps asa - al
Choice p ints. at our rnlarg'o AlT RCoSs, All
the new ana p"pnta' sur &C ntr"rs- bu,u iTT's
Tbs Fails OF the Rhiue sise sDx2o-t uisLt,s sIa
gthno; Scene On the Su'qu' hH on. 81 The Ia .
OF the stnson s'ze fSA:' LUeerB., sw g. Z. rIArs.
The mo1i fra"t'iul isk' IN The world Ispls BsLs.
charming scene in NoIthe,p ItsIy e. MI a. ion 10
'he preceding: on boot n Light b. su,nuI in.G
Iisc, sz" i+s2n, in great u,Insnd; Old Urk.n
Buekef, Shite Nouns iBs. NDgua fan., NJ
port sssatoRa GsIt.Iirg PImt''',. ttil Zee
shore. Paddy in thcuItv. Also Yirg;p ves,
snow Storm. Am-riraD Fruit snc other a4s 80 sst-
jerts. FIora1 Ba.iness CARD, Sunday seb.oitAIrs
Stsiuary. MOtOrs 4Blsck gr"und Psrts etc. AI.n
the hn"st sud mOst complete s,sor'H.pt a. ezii
chrtmo' beth on sLi,. m"unts. btrs Iirt, ssd
black nourrs. gold Hnr. Our stock smbtness
everything dcsrsbIe for Drs'.r,, aAe.rW o, Pre-
MUM purposes snd all sh"uId ,e,i eur PRICE spd
quality Of ~otk The right rsii.s r D rssi'zs en-
in''sp. pdepe. in ssery IoesIity nv ,sk-rF 40
rRrnrv for our strr'et - ard .Hsn"d fb,cnes'-
Particulars tree Iilu.'rnt.] cst. Rrs r.e.ipt
of stamp. Send for 50 or s5 outfit A-dre.s
LATHAM CO.,
4l9 ws'h'nEtop St 4, Bostoa. Msss.
r February 2n, i>17-Iv. ~ '1.F EF-' - J