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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
AGRICU i 1T i R AL.

AR present there is a strong indication
that there will be considerable thinning
ont IN the ranks of the farmers the coming
spring Notwithstanding the prospects for
farmers were never better, there are many
who have become so completely dishearten-
i ed that they will trust no longer to the soil,
and are bent ON trying their fortune in the
mines. This is an indication of good to those
who stick to their calling. The acreage
sown will probably be much less this year
than last, in consequence of so many quit
l TING the business. Those who continue
should put forth greater exertions, for it is
not probable that they can produce more
! than the country will consume. 1t is a bad
policy for any person to keep changing his
business, and more especially is it ruinous
] to the farmer. Success is not likely to come
to any save those who stick to their calling.
This year there is q better prospect than
ever. But while we feel secure from the
grasshoppers, we should remember that it
is safest to make our calculations just as
though we expected an oyer-charge of i'm
migrant grasshoppers. Every farmer,
though he farms to the full extent of his
means, may make himself comparatively
safe if he would raise a greater diversity OF
crops. A variety pays best in any country.
AT least, it is essential that each farmer sow
enough of such crops as are not likely to be
destroyed by grasshoppers to insure a
comfortable living in case his main product
should fail.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

ALPHA The Alpha fibre is produced in
great quantities in the French colony of
Algeria, the number of acres devoted to
culture being 1o,ooo,oOO. It is largely used
in the manufacture of paper, and its fibre is
so excellent and well adapted to its manu-
facture that it almost supercedes the use of
rags. In 1874 10000 tons were exported,
mostly to France and England. We are not
familiar with the conditions of it's successful
cultivation, but with our great variety Of
climate and soil, it cannot fail to succeed in
some sections of the southern States, and in
southern California.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
Religious.

Regular scrsr,r- ri thu Episcopal church to
MORROW.
E!,.,r Geo Iiait'mhurg closed his meeting al
Con.Y = school house with eleven addition.
EIIrr Geo rlail' nhurE Requests. u t" suy that
he viii al his appointment al Wellington to-
nurr""
Rev. Mr. i."ua wln ur, a,h II til" Presbyterian
church. i"-nnIruw morning aud cEcuIn-. u"
viii leave Tor his home III Florida next M"ndt!
Rev. NJ g Williams viii preach At he
Methodist church, III tins city. t"-morr"w m"rt-
lng ani evening at the ueual hours. Text III tbs
forenoon, : Cor. -.
The Baptist church a, Dover Will n- DEDICATED
SUNDAY. September BIRD. Dr T. : lfullm, o;
-. Joseph. will rr,.rh lh- ,c'iIeat"rS -"rrnvm
Every body - invited.
Rev. Or. Ihlhild viii preach At the hlr'i~I
church, in this city, t"-Im"ir"w mr'hin= nn'
evening. subject IN the morning. The I'm
ity;'' IN the evening, Regeneration
4 rrethyI-ry al the EiI'I-t church Will he
held At Grtrni"u. this county. on sunday. sept
( Both Tor thu purur-e OF ur,trtniuy t" the ministry
MIR. W l.. Robinson, son OF pr. NJ NJ.
I R,LIusun.
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RELIEF WITHOUT A DOCTOR.

Though ~, W"HIi hN II" n'ram- h"' understood
~ i, pr",tI.u-. hut rtii"t a. commenting
Professional nti ia t'@.n-r, th"r" are muitttnir-
uI im-iln'r- when II = mrIlh"r m"rrs onl> ~ r"-y
Ia obtain \ IiiniiN ptu.iIri win II c"'Wir"-
n.u-rrr household =l"risc 'Ik- li"-t"'trr'7
~t"iua'i, Hitter. - I'ns-rssr'i OF u m",iIrInai re-
-ntrrr A],Irqu,r" Ia most rInrr2"n"ic- N winch
mrtlrli nir.r" would tc oil" rwl>c mch!Ul.
Ihul -|i-tliup tonic and correctly" invariably
remedies. AMI l., auth 'rItntrvsly recommended
tor debility Indigestion, liver disorder, an irr"2-
war habit "i body, urinary and utsrin" ti"ii-
! Lie, iucIpIrut rh-um tiI-rm and @"ut, and many
| pfhrf 1IlIurnl- at frequent occurrence. II "Iaii-
r:,lr- amt prevents intermittent Id f'Iultt"r'
trNrr,, rrll,yrs mental .!r-pouErury. ch"ck.
! ir,uut'urr decay. ant nlir"rhrc- tn" u.rvuu,
nur' IuI-rUIu I. Hes. ~i'-p. digestion ami AZ
,-.jr are rTunu'-,i hy n. aud II l. "Nlrrm'i'
u-rlu! iu overcoming 'ur "Il"ct> OF exhaustion
| and ,,ro.urr. ~.r'l-im
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

Arc You 4 ,i,-l"m,!enl sufferer from SICK Head
ache. tin,riuui 'u-I!vrn'--. i!ip1tatlun vi The
Hear Have you D's-iurl= 81 The Head l.
y"uI \erVnI- system depressed Does Your
Blood circulate tn'tiy HWr yuu 4 Cough
I'w ~I,lrIl- coming ny "i llr foot "itri eat
IN &c ". All uI The, and much NOR Ale
Ittr direct results OF Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant
sn,t iti.4r7rtuu. ,s'ELr'. Ai"usr tI"wAn -
NJ" ucsu"wl-tS. n nv all prug@l-t7 I" be = I"-t'
tive rurr iUu. WFb h"igI-= were give away III
thu -. lur"ugh Druggists 10 ttr people a. i
trrl- Two in-r- viii satisfy amt person "i III
wonderful quality IN curing all forms OF ind'&"a-
lion. sample h"rttrs IL rl- i:rGmIar ,/r ''ri-
Sold positively hy all hr-r- elias druggists IN u
uuI,i ~,nrr~. Inru. ~ru-rwI-ch, Agent. ten
In,tnn. Missouri. .-pIlinnw
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JUST PUBLISHED.

WILLIAM TuE B>r~rI-T:'-E Err Iamc-
NJ. 'ham"y, "NlTS'"n. Mo, N, ~ In IN"
\ l~rratI>" nu VI ri" ant subjects NJ Baptism. ~.
riu-Iv"tv from tur I;Eulr standpoint the woih
l. Jrcwlurui.;il' and logical, bat vet 20 p"pu-
Lay ~ style thai oil and N"ung can not tai! 10 h"
Interested.
i;rv i. /. IuuII-. p.p, after reading thu
N~. ani"l = "it'rr thing, wrote | iiLy" l'aT
. III, manuscript tric., Iinding it diHicnH Il
si"j, HIfcr commencing tn" p"rrsdf.'
Rev John Montgomery, ID. - have lei'
with very great car" The rnana-.rirt jour seq
c,'nF tintc> nrrr, HIId zach tan" trith b,cy"Gs
ing ini,r'>t "I.d Iti"GSrr-'
Rev. Nathan l. i.l"', pD II rrat '"H
NJ carefully. and ! can truly LAY you say'
| presented rHr arguments On both m"'ie an! sub
r.s~ 81 b,pu-m IN Il very striking light -
~-lI postpaid on II crIl't uf one dollar.
Aidrr>>. j. y. OF ARIES y GO
uu.1Iti L-NIngtuH, No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

III" u"-t wishes OF - host "t friends ~ iii'T
county will accompany her WHEREVER -h' COR.
John ~irait. 4 ;.cNiugtrninn hy birth an """
cation aud pcrhaP- ID" most ins''e'itic lFa'i'.'l
joker doe Neal" cNr.pterN VIII" ''rr t"rH"'ni't
any con munity, WAS here On Il -h"rt V!=it during
ti' present week IT,, l. living. ~ prr-rhi' al
Hamilton. caldwell county, and = "nGasr'i III
banking. John says tlIt his '"n-'i"r'' - NOT
sufficiently ~rIri To Gu II >urcr-siui banning
business. tut u" ha- i partner peculiarly M'l"i
Ion IL. who never lruves ia, least vr-lIr'' OIL
rutIrle when u fellow gets into ms clutches.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
Eye, Ear. and Deformiti es.

one or more Of til" surgeons %! ihr Cen
tr,l surgical lmiirIIniY, Of indianapolis.
Ind. VIII visit Lexington professionally. at
the City Hotel on Mond ", September 18th,
.nh IarTolltOu TUESDAY. september 18th.
at Carroll House. All afflicted with any
disease of the Eye or Ear, Caiagrh, Cro&.
Eyes. Cluh-Foot, spinal Curvature, FiStuia
in .,no. rIl.s.Epil, psy and Chronic Diseases
eau consult them free OF charge. Artificial
Eye inserted. kememoer the dates. ST.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Clifford Observation-Disclosures, Power
full, Antipcriodic and Tonic Natures
rcmriS for Fever AMI Asur. Nc."r known 1"
tail IN II single case. I'M popular remedy tit
ier- from all o:trr Aga" turr-. III hrtnS IRE"
from nj! F"i-uuou- eject, on III" system, Il IN
trrs int" TIE circulation and destroys all nalar.-
GU, poison. amt thus etaiiratrs the d.--t~- with
out rrntiurIuG any uI IiiI-r distressing after
-cusat.urs, such a. iuiiuc,s amt pain IA thu irA,i.
ringing Ia The ears and partial deafness Try II
once aui you viii never hc without IT. 7rljInl
i RICHARDSON. Proprietor.
or sale by Nil druggists. II iUuI,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
RMS WANTED,

I M pr,lH,,i to Ill InIINcII. and
saline county tunI- VIII iuik, 81 $3.50
headquarters at >ctlaiLi. Int after | reg U1SSA
!~fFr Il rumIirrr ni Iaiiay"iiU farms | viii ~
establish IL hliu"Ii niliC, At Lexington. Emf
grulI,n has comm, nr-i coming into Missouri.
ami land VIII sell from upW an have had
ten years experience III thr taH'i husiness, and
| WrHii prefer la operate WheI' could recon
mcul ih- land. Parties wishing to SILL Gal send
nr = crulplri" ,ir-rrI ptI"n OF fhcIr Iarms |
would prefer to under rate rather than uvtr-r8ie
the improvements. a. plliIr- HI" more APT ir
hut II they lind the farm turns out better than
represented. In sending descriptions. he par
;lCnl.r To- rIv. nI the facts euCuInlIa nr'
| II any; distance from Lex inyron; pay nIrni>." ic.
: | Wiil charge three per cent. commission. ~tair,
| ~ rlpaIug NuUr letter, that N"II VIII pay three
! r.r cent commission out OF thu first purchase
money uari, And | VIII consider that the nbitga-
| lion hetw,,n US. Address. ,HA>. ALLEN,
s.riinI Ssdai!a, M.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
~RDI SALE

ar REAL E>iilk. Notice + hereby given,
" that pursuant Ia All "rii'r "i III" Pr"h't"
court at ia'ayc'i" county. Missouri. mad" at the
,iuIl term, Rl.iruI. 4. u. l>.1. |. j j. Brown
M. guardian ii " alter I >mIiti>"n. an insane
person, will on
MONDAY. ptTuHEl; NrH. l>...
between rir hours al nine "'rl"Ck ia tn, tore
noon and ny" u'CiUck IN tn" afternoon "f TIA;
d,v. in i"nt at the rourill"u-r door. ~ tn. city
al LrNmSinn, l-Ifiyrti" county. Missouri. sell
at pubic auction. tr ia" highest hi'ii"r. all The
rI-ti, iIIlr. ulrI"-t and "riat' al Tia" -H1i Wal
| ter {. Smiin-"u, hcIn- tie WriINli''i iw"-ihth-
lr,it. "i. ~ aud to- thu follow ii- real estate ~liu-
| .,i,i ~ -Li'l Lafayette county Missouri, w
tlIfy trrf iCIr- IN "i the nn:Ih rni "i the eat
iAli ui fHr u~.rihrH-l quarter at ~"'i'"u uumh'r
twrntl ---N"u E.l ami ten ti"l ."lc- III "i tie
| south -I!, 1t ia, southwest quarter "I tn" ~"ii''i-
,n~f qua l'i al section number twenty-five" t-!'.
AT IA tow u>nip number FORTY light 'l-l am;
fang" uuIIhrr iw"uis -vN"n Ga
ltEN.tT ~NIh one hIit cash Ia tHtmt. ih'
! hEiin, =. IN ~ equal g"'i nI"mI- ia III and twelve
Unrpil'- IIir,. with i'u p'r C.ni inI"r"-' from
Ihr ia, at lii. /" b., SECURED Icy decd at irn-l
uu lh, property old
hiN"n un'IUI NY hand ihl.. september 10, 49,,
s.pll, as 81. I:fpN MING,
t,ut,IiHn al " alter SmIti-uu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
Cloths and CassIileres

We are Offering hue, black t. rndriuthN,
ibrNkim. beaver aud fancy ca>.Ims res al a
sacrifice. All IN want OF ~ucii g00.l> are
aLmoni>Ied to he prompt. IS w" AZ" deter
mined 10 close out these gnndS a. early As
possible ~MII,rSIaNp u BEDFORD
SrFlitt lie Elngt0n, $40.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
NHIll L.

n "l,"iIruc" to an act ~ rh"' Genera N..,nD'r.
l approved NlrIi Fit. -, 'u' il,i .'rn ... r
regulate naming II "";i'~ an ipWi-. RI. fut 3d..
protection al rut'i!r and priNAI, uraf".i. '..f'
depreciation 10y miula- "i,rH'tum-.' ! t.r,ay
Nv" u"lI," that | viii Apply Ia Tia tEIruH .'.af.
IA Lafayette county, i"r ihr itiVH,&' ct msum-
coal unt'r hi"ck cI=ht t-f lot luur 4 III hh",N
i've "a amt -'v"nil -itr O. toe ruuu'u. !i b.
from ihr front i'uc ul lrr~ uIu,f,rn l"s .rE
twenty COZ. IN block uIt" To-, all m N,''1h s.
Addition Ia tr ritl ut Lexington, IA TIE ''a.iE
al iaiiy' ~" aud -lnI, 81 Missouri. .I-' q. ljE,-
Ti"g' I'll putting fNr hut into lois nfur'r.n .0H
aud twenty GnI. ~ hiI' h uiUr Ga. 10 u va"
A'i,iIlIru 'inr'~Ill: art turIHti, tu-ti Will tiI'.
AT tho l'ilrIin"'i tenn ct tn a.. iI ruuri Dc. !
i,y,iit county uu 'm Ni-, M"tri4N. I,l-- .i-
INST iiAy al pct"h-r. i~,., AMI til, inst it,. .
-aI.i uiInuruc'l term. t., all''"NIl f,,t Ii.t- ."
tn, Indemnify h"id required uy ~tli 49, "; IT,
legislature %iu%1,i lhlI\ iNhN~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

w E,srJu>t received 4 ~pl"nlid stock "t
:ra,ty-rn,dr clothing. from the cheapest 10
the very hr-t. t." winch ~ invite attention..
r:rj "" gun uutr" satisfaction III price rno'
.~....il,. N~,,,t-I,~pN fEuIuIHn.
.r,girf IrNiu.tuu. NJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
School Book.

lt~ -~a,um l. Approaching when all viii
want Inrru, aud the next thtn% - {" know
wltrirr 10 gel Il,,m. In that connection ~"
have lew words 10 -U. We have - large
nnt complete stock. and we VIII sell 'h"in a,
low a. they rXn he horghl elsewhere. Tiny
ar. III nrw. aul r"l,rri WITH tin!irm'>
porrul covers. Tninklrg ait Tor past hind
patronage. W h"Pr /" merit i continuance
al -rmc tN srrIIh" alt faithfully.
J. \. prNHi.rs GO.
,I,, I.>Iu.i,, Mn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP !
LEXINGTON MALE ACADEMY

| W.! or, 81. IA IcAin.ton. Mo an lttNn\h,
-IpItMIIK iIn. -. in HLN iipTtI.
Kt IiI,I\,.. ou south >urei. . classical
school Tor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
Personalities.

''''N '' 70 N''' - '''''iA' "''i ii So 80
The latest slang among srr!- "a, :" Knit Il
Mi. /. wirsor returned rrum It. Louis yes
tryIav.
The doctors ,l,arr about ~rnafor Morton'-
condition
MIR. " {. Vic. .u,l,na rrr"r"ri tom the e",t
YESTERDAY.
VIZ. iirury >ul,u ,rgurnri nom tne east
itu oiN
Nj "utl.r h,ilr, rr,ur,,,t r'ouI hrs easier"
mp Wednesday
Eeirr- ot all kmd- aIc purui.r "ir,rnrnts Tor
In mes hat rhi- ItI
.nv. Robinson, at Ne" imk. WHO : a wal
OWN, D. about 1" b. iuArI.-t
lion inl.n. +. rlntt.l. nIs returned from
kur"pr H. e. ln"hlns we'll
Mr. " {. Nlc,au-laui vs. registered at
itunt"- t"'e'. NJ. i"u'~, im- Ia, Last.
NV Y ,~rumwrll formerly ri tnl- cilH RON
90. Fort North, TEXAS. Is IA til. CIV.
We rr,rNrl pheasant ~,Ail>, Thursday nom
Mt WIN Mmu and " iced MAr,na!l.
JuN-e lHlirn. ct tn Inttc,t STATES ,rcuIt
court, ln- noNri tl~ family t" 81. Louis
Mis- Fanny Hole, "I 81 Louis. is Visiting he.
COUSIN, Mrs. In". I Phelps. OF tins cay.
Nj, /. \ lane. we'll known la the citizens
"t / Nu.tyn. ,ilrsi IN II i"uI-. it-r saturday
M,~~r- ttuam Wer,iuu. :. .taIurb'il. y l..
""'" ana wa ~
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' go" 49, "
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! m, r',r. 'I,t.n ,,,a.y ,u-r.,h, -, IN
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ANIMAL

n t Ia, receipts and expenditures al the Board
oi Educ zion of The city OF Lexington,
! Missouri. Tor the wear rndlns on The lutll day OF
| >ppiruhrT, Is, to-wit-
NkL ElnIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
TIMOTHY SEEu FOR >is.s:

I HAVE. I"I -ti. IT LAY !ifrl, thu I.... .na..
al ioNIu-t"u, - lHr.' Gunut5f' % I'u5' !..i
"lis -""'l. "i ny "Nu GLfr.u- ts!i wafI .u'.'
ire. from weed r''i. Ger tu-i.fu. ... T!... O.
Will re 1T ~ rIu:Ill.- t' -.'. Np.iN .H
undersigned, on tia '.ffu
au.Ilrt IIIpNN~I ~I.NNt M.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

az improved rem! ,-Itlr "a -'ut- il':u -,."' &C.
SID, Nn at LEGAL ILiu- 81. !n '!r-t. Zee '.:.
]tirulai-, apply To- l. l.. 9. E\i.Il! IL.
Lexington. Nc. 81 J.. ir".'m'. Hn
Applicants are required l. iIi Iti-ti -r'l.i.sl.lA
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Kansas CITY exposition.
Round Trip 81 - Less than Half Fare

these rates in,iu:y a"mi>-."" I.'hcie t. ih-
tar, and onnlhu. nan fer both way Tram
lrINrs EurIh Ir\in"tun At o'clock, ii III AMI
Mr.r7 III huns4, cas- At !oiiA III
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
Bargains! ~BargaInsi'

We rrr "h RING drives throughout "ul
rrfnr -lurL We -lmpI, in'tt" an eNnIntnA
run Ia convince the mos sh"pliva!.
>rpllli MCtAtNIt\' BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
FINE FARM FOR MALE.

A SPLENDID lurim al lWu h|u!.i,,i 49,
n a.rr-. iuI,r miiro ~"Ush 90 - N.u-- Eli
ton, IuI sale "u reasonable t"rr.. EjnI
NpIlN '' -k-i~-s
IuIi< : i:I.N'hME!:.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
EARM E0R SNE.l..

WISH :" sell ihC''t I i.II~ il:N. g.
three and "a halt mile Il"u IL -.fi- gSH.I
viii, iui the -tIrl" ltl-'t""' lfttli Nu!'-
Nll., r,,i,tilriu, L.. .'Gc-. Ih'rr a." 49,.
-, artc- curlr-''. oii'i ~ 'iiuyHti.'u: q e.
fwn -i"r. mnu>,. q xs,n'i "i,hr.l .i ,u"E'. rH"
-p'"i wIi"I, "NrCil' "a iini'tt. !.'l '.r .".r
Irrm-. Low Fni. ASH. N~!l'--. 90 I... .'
m, At iIl--HU VILE II J. iIir'rtN~.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

rIrIE desirable r-i,irn,r L,,t. 90 ~.
,upIru ~ iiun. iunint- + Ak"i- -.
P0z,es-iun gwen imm- l.ri"Iy \rpt, a.
to ~tl-i u. 49,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
THE
KANSAS CITY EXPOSITION
iIILK VI CASH PREMIUMS G10 0A0 m I
N~NbtSIi\t, 10 '-",""V "" .

az. "nrr.rt Tor all brlnrhc, OF Mechanical and
Industrial Pursuits. Farm II. duets. Fruit ami
N"ru-m'- Work Ni~.,. !r all r!i>>rS at ~i'rrp.
swine. ruuliry. tItllr aud ilpr-.>. lEDIii<G
N\D RUNNING RACES EVERY DAY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31

The Vermillion Standard, while it APP
proves heartily of Delegate Kidder's bill
providing for the election Of territorial Off
Gals by the voters within the territories, is
disposed to give up the fight for citizenship
at the outset because all previous efforts in
this direction have failed and therefore it
will be impossible no succeed. Thus argue.
the Standard and the probabilities are that
it may not be far out of the way when the
end of this effort is reached. Yet the results
which would come from success are worth
an earnest trial and in a genuine struggle
for advancement there should be no such
word as fail. Because a thing has been is
no good reason why it should continue SO to
be, in this age Of improved ideas. We can
see nothing preposterous in the proposition
that the elective franchise be granted to the
people of the territories, and it is only be-
cause custom has SO long denied it that il
now possesses any startling elements.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31

This issue Of our daily brings us to the
close of the year 1877 and when again it is
laid before our readers the world will be
well across the Threshold of another annual
division of time. A retrospective view Of
the twelve-month discloses many important
local and national events which have passed
into history. By Dakotaians the year 1877
will be long remembered as one of plenty
and as the beginning of a prosperous condi-
ton which has banishsd all misgivings re-
garding the future Of our teri. tory. No
brighter New Years morn ever dswned
upon a struggling people than the one which
is about to break upon us-bright with past
results and future hopes. We can but re-
greet the departure of SO good a friend to US
has been the year now dying and the best
tribute of respect we can cherish for its
memory is the hope that each of its success
ors may be its prototype.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31

We publish to-day the closing portion of
Hon. VIM. E. Chsndler's letter to the re-
publicans Of New Hampshire, which includes
that portion of this remarkable document
bearing upon an alleged bargain and sale
between President Hayes ald the democratic
members of the house. The balance of the
letter is an epitome of events prior to the
electoral count and includes the operations
in Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida
Mr.. Chandler is a prominent New Hamp.
shire politician and a member Of the nation.
al republican committee. He was prom
inently identified with the national events
succeeding the late presidential election, il
we'll posted upon the subject upon which he
writes, and has either deliberately lied about
President Hayes or has delibe ratelytold the
truth.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
GENTLE HINT,

in our style of climate, with its sud-
den changes of temperature,-rain, wind
and sunshine often intermingled in a
single day,-it is no wonder that our
children, trends and relatives are so fire.
quently taken from US by neglected colds,
half the deaths resulting directly from
this cause. A bottle of Boschce's Ger.
man Syrup kept about your home 70,
immediate use will prevent serious sick
ness, a large doctors bill, and perhap.
death, by the use of three or four doses
For curing Consumption, Hcmorrhages
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs, its sue.
Cess is simply wonderful, as your drug.
gist will tell you. German Syrup ]!
now sold in every town and village OF
thss continent. Sample bottles for trial
10 cents; regular size, IS cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
ROASTED COFFEE.

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another, 1T is GOOD coF.
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee well,
and to meet this wantM essrs. Bell, Con.
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted O coffee called
ASKOR1A,
which is the nearest approach to Java OF
any heretofore offered to consumers. l,
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fol
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him fol
them and obtain the best goods in III.
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
The Daily Press and Dakotaian
sprinfeld Times Editorial, december p.

1t seems that We were mistaken about the
editor of the [Sioux Fslls] Paragraphs
" rctraction" mentioned by us in our last
an item we saw in the Press and Dakotaian,
which we supposed to be authentic, but
which it now seems was Unauthorized, as
the Paragraph denies having receded il
any particular from its avowed position in
the premises. We make this correction In
justice to the Paragraph.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
Sioux Falls Paragraphs Editorial, Dec. la.

"'Being willing to 90 the governor the
fullest justice, We now SAY, upon ,he proofs
exhibite. to us, that it is clear he had no
connection whatever with any Improper
purchase or sale of any of the warrants Is.
sued for the keeping Of prisoners at Fl.
Madison, and we make this statement cheer
fully"