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, 1877-06-16

R'1mono. g)o,f Iioer mo Gbeiupeatc
w Gtlcnbabn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3ase.

Our9 Yafiaeitrc.
800 Y. " gSerlast ri bnOab Dientaa. Dnrnrrana
unt GnnnabeHt. g~trbinbet in SEEK
is pna'ts an rem s,srf Silver uno 'BaIti-
psrbtabet matt 8aenltnien III 9oafbinaton,
philadelphia, Nsrp gorf. Brlrn ,ut ale
ip'aliden gunfte. gsrttns t nit 3nae;
fr RtGrnrno unc Tetersbura uab Gtslos
peaie unb Stip @ifenbatnsn.
Dnr& 9raht.
5'V " w. 9trldat Mi&mpnh Di.hfas. DnuntrItae
unb 1nnahein. Mdht VeTtinbunaen m I
Odnpfsrn tn g9elt pciat fur JIu6.eanbun-
9ea, baltimore nnc aue ptfl lben punfte.
MaSt Vsrbtncun9en tn @iGmsnb NIT 3i-
cen Der Nttrncnb unt Ddnptle. " dmonb
une pstershur8, nnb Gbefapeaie unb Dtic
@tfenbabnfn.
9Dfal pa6a9iere.
800 q. W. ysrIast @.@m0ns t,erta tsonntass aus.
8enpnAr1tn)
9pfal Bra1t
700 Q. Y. gerldet sRttmunt @untos. Mtltmodb
unS gretta8. Wadt gertinbuneen in
gDei pptnt NIT BEN Dampftr .ssfts" fir
Gae sanoanesnn an ben IattfpSsi nnb
yamanfp 8laGeu.
Das& Ya0aetete.
'o'~ u W. s nntanft n Rta.sns sisneaak 9esner.
burg uMb Gtefapeate unb Obir Gifnbat.
men. Der Dartpfer Savanna" perld6'
oalftn,ers BON pie. 144 Eight Ctr. Mon.
Too, Ssttttts9 unb Greitde tim I y. ".
Wtd4 Wtrbtnbnaeen NIT Saaen Spn pttfa.
belpbia, Ner gcrf uab nefltnen pIdsen,
/. UNI tn sDsf Point NIT 4lsen fur gaitmpnb
unc BEN Sdben.
Dur@ Gra&t.
6'f5 u. ". .Nntanft In Ridinp,b 9tsnRaa. 9ouner.
tag une Gennabenh. Wadt Berbiubun.
9en IN 98et 9ptnt NIT benz Daunpfer BON
Salttias.e, Ma&t Serb nbuneen NIT bsn
Wttrnpnb unb Sanstue. Ri&rnenb unb We-
%fersbura. nab etcfapeufe unb Ottp giftas
Votal Yaffaeiere
fO'eO .. M. Nufunf. in Ri&munb taatt, ausa .nsrt.
men Spnntas. @a&t 8.,btnSunasn
MT ben Wtbmonb nnb GETTYSBURG dds
2pfal 5ra@t.
400 y. ". gnianft In Ridmpab yontaa. Wttttuod,
une trettdS. gtaHt Der6tnbuneen Il, W.t
pptat NIT BEN dntpfer ,SJ1e" spn ben Fan
eunGsn her A~tattiprni IND pamunt,p
SluHen. ~
8etne Jra&t nod ptsr BON wl6s,n fitItt bon Mib :
stone iptsb an8enpnmen Ste Wagen fabren burrb nor
2ptt yetnt na6 atlanta.
Die ntstrtsfen yreife, srrR3tiae 5autb,
bune unb + 6nelt8teiI ~earahtirt
.abrur8p Bills Of Iasihs" nit earanttrten sRstsn
na@ saeh a'sei3en unS nefliten SIdsen me,bsn aass
Sabrtartsn nerbtn ~seriauft fir alt nsrsliaeu. ~.
lt4en unt t~uefliten gI6SeM. ="
taortartel ~ taten In bH General &fttxbabu.9id
aeentur, 826 Mdtnfs., TIM Grtanae SpteI nnt an,
gssot oer 9ornpasnte Ode Der %. anb Dsd Strraks.
ID mu 3. s. Douglas eust.
, 1877-06-16
~cuettiot1en ron Bries1na.n.

Zen Talssis an ben awfi tsfsubere. m,..,,
"a Sas Sier.!aesx tesahas nnb. 6. 4 %xe
.!.ls .. *. 100 unb 600 q. 81. q
'egs-S $50 y. M. unb 3 q. d. 0""
Mn 9etestaaeu-6.MM SD -.
w. ". BOA aue, onSern o.. W. nno
bolt. VIZ ~fa9ss abse.
w2It':s StHnben: SO. ". bis 6.ap
z 4; r. :, Gsu, !. april bio 1. Nopembsr. nm
ssoe .. 70. BIZ $3.50 n. 81. Gslp.annsi.
huge Office uFen pom 9W. ". bts y ~
w M y 1as ars6'fstEse Brittle sfsu sun s 9. ".
Q. E. Ban Fem, q. n.
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$ outings Court. Ser Mi1.
bewiliste 9ammonb tsinsn ncuen Yro-
seB uno OerurtbeiIte i'm auf 2 Sabre in
Die Bcnitertiarp.
8iro Sasfins, farbie. ansefla9t Elm
goar S4n6e BON @bwarb 5it6ines &C.
ltoblen al BADEN. mur0e auf 4 Monat,
in Den &ettersans seianbt. q.
Sic 8rano Surp iebte Gnlaenoe in
Mntlass5uitanb: s.. 8. Wapo. Wm
5. 0aro9rope uno 8. SaSeuell Corr,
iuegsn Mu9riff auf George Gibbs. far.
big. S. Us. Naaner, Solleran, q. ~.
9atriior. Sobn Srutt;n, Marp Moran,
S. S. &ilsp. s. q. Gelep unb 6. 8.
Bird, ,uesen 8crtaufs BON 9iquSr obne
2icell5 untsr Der rMoHett-2 iquor.8 ia.
, 1877-06-16
US. =. @&aHsr. eonntass-S &uIs 8 IIbs
Wcrasns. @ottesbisn. IL lbr Morseas uns
8. 11tr Nhents.

pn1iaei @eriht. 6oIecnte
Sdle famen gciterm in hitlem @erihte
CUR Terhnahluno
Ger Gal pnr 3. 5. Moier. ons'tlaat
cine 8ortian Meiher nuter Taiidcn Wnr.
ipieaelunasn bon 9. StrouB erhalten al
baben, puroe, ba bie9sweiie nidt oenii-
eeno marcn. I'M bis2loae auirsbt au En-
balten, cbrenpoQ entlaHcn.
%ames Quinn, aneetlaat Den Otis s.
Wclt anac9riHsn unb aelb!ogen 81 ia
ben, ,uurhe $3.50 uno Soften eeitraft.
, 1877-06-16

Rod nidt be9nabiqt. Ser
@onpernenr iaste. oaB er Sames 6.
9oooe. uelder ,ue9en Nnariff NIT Der
MbT9t su t6btsn. auf 8 Wonate in Die
Sail 9elanot. na6 ben angc9ebsnsn
8rinoen nidt besnaoigen tonne uno
ibm i.ur iol@es sultebe, ,psnn icin 2eben
oosr iein Semitic bnra Die 9sraubuns
Der 5reibeit beorobt lei.
, 1877-06-16
@tabt NiGmDnb.

Dentf&er 0ptteshtsnf. 81
3obannes @emeinoe, 5s StraBe, @otestienl
g0rmittass II nbr. wrtbis BET wafcr ouber.
gettlchem's @emeinba, 6ts Strnbe, yfar.
Ter 2rdner. @pttesbienf II ubr 8crmittass
ct. @arien @smeinbs, Narltaa @tra6e,
Batter Ssnnr, @ptteshien1 UNI 10 rbr 8pr-
at;ttaas uns 3 llbr Nabmittass.
@H9li .lMtberifhe atrte
(7te StIBe amii&tn 9tpat u.@nu.) vatur
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ginenSug moIlt erji6ma.
den. Geiern iuuroe elm @erbaftsbe.
isbl 9egen einen iungen Mlanu aus elmer
oeutfdm llniperiitdtfaot ausgeneut,
neil er gum SpaB mit benz @uesY zines
|Mnoern. O6ne oeifen WiiIen un6 @iHen,
tuesiubr unb 2 @tnnben onsblieb.
, 1877-06-16

.nnfere Grbin." Wir erfab.
rem. bab ON Montae Na9mittag Die
Operette .uniere grbin." tpsl@e 70 pie-
len Deifau erntete. nod einmal i'm Mi9.
mono fbeater aur MuHlbrnns tommen
uiro. Disienissn. ,ueide oieielbe nod
ni@t seieben. iollten bic @eIsssnbsit
ni9t untenuBt la1len.
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Neme Au3ci9em.
SO fr: " q.

sPR1NGDALG FAEM acI.ssS aA be- Sic.
6aniesYiae Qenbf.a6e, 81 We,lra Dr;. W,
Stab., iii BET mnniithlSarsr NGbe psn Straw.
berry Hin. Go Eab fsben BtMnnea itifHeu
NusQwa0ere i'm Orte. Yartbieem, nstdtl
beabN9tt9eE 8te-gfies bort atautaIten, Enneb
Sitripdunlgs. bshfdte @ssea trbalten, fir 81
Gents flir G.padisae xnb 8inber inter IL
Sebren ffiIs bic bdifte fit bts Din. anb &id.
fabrt.
I'm Natees pt,sbe man f@ an
g. 8sitieur & Drp.
Stpdoe Sltp,
sbes an gtpsont 8pfIeur. 1912 Eranttinar.
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9errB g. 8. 8arnum, miro in
6elae feines Hnerbietens. fir !5erbei.
fdaifuua oes &naben Charlie 9tob So.
900 besablen ~ ,pol1en. BON allen Geiteu
nit pidnsn ,ur Muftnouna beffctbcn be-
laiist. Namentli@ bic Gpirisualiitcn
uno ionffige 6anotiter finb BARN am d,:
ueriddmtefen. 81 bat sc~scnmdrtia aud)
nod cine 8elobnuns BON $4,000 fir
ocnieuiaen ausseiett. pelhsr iracno cine
NuSfunft aibt. oura tuelds Der &nabe &c
funSen wcrbcn fam.
Gin d +, in CT. Souls,
BET elmo Nrnerilaneriu aur Srau )at, er<
bielt nsulid 8eiud BON eiusm ssreul=
Dc. g CT Sreunb wiro bon Der Satin
einselalieu uno frast nad ben, @emobl,
%iuorauf, er folaenbe Mntport erbalt E:
"My husband is sick; he is suffering from
a German sickness; he calls it the Ja,nmer.
katzen !"
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agent Der .NieoerIdnbi,
1den Dampfi9iffs 2inie."
Wir erfuGren. bab Der tiirsli1 5nn,
.ihmeoilAen gonIul %ernonnte 0err 81.
2nnoii', aud olsN 9ent Der yTetbarlanos
@raerican Steam Aiauisation9ompaup.
Uelde spildem &ottsroam uno Nc,p Dorf
fdNrt, an9e5elt lit.
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9enrico Count Court. Scr
&inoerbiebitabt=G Sail BON Sp1n gatlett
nno 8ilfiam Yotuslf, :ouroe. ba Capt.
g. .. Wiie noA gu un,psbl ut erldei.
,ien. bis ium nddfen Scrmin peri1oben,.
, 1877-06-16

Bonferott. %. g. 6omefs,
BON Slug George Gonntp, erfldrts iid
aeltern hi ben neuen &cgiltrator 8. g.
Mtfins fa1it.
, 1877-06-16

City Circuit Court. Sc,
Yro5eb bon @rdme ps. She Mutual
@nurance Society Of Girginia.@ 1T 9e.
gen ben 3ldSer entI9ieoen.
, 1877-06-16

Jeaer. @eiern par elm 6%euerauf.
lauf in Der @race ctr. Bel 6errn Sobn
VI. @oooin. Das 6euer tuurbe 9lei9
9eI6i1t. 0ein NerlMft.
, 1877-06-16

Grant. poIiseiri&ter @bite III I'M.
pdBli4 nno @i&ter 3. s. grutdfielo
bdlt @eri9t.
, 1877-06-16

SIN Baterre ij1oet mon:
2'6marSs Nipecas ). -, o. 30 So, TO- As,
81. 80, -, 500. WtoTS: lfg N1Ye.
SaDet u%ulera s.ipirss 81 800. as, ME Diaiser
aS45c Dertauff.
Cine Dcuss MHcriement BON einfh9s, eeltrsifif
nna larbiOe Geieyn5euge.
@siirsif 6 Setpen5eu9e I'll Sc, tpert6 81.
1arbise Geiterselae 3u ST, rertt $l.255.
Wir lenEen bsiorbe!e Mufnfarsiamfeit nMI M.
is'e itparae Seiosn5euee 3u 81, ME bill
Tiger Yfssauft ais 81 80.
Shwarse @sibenseuse 81 65e tpertb 81.
SGwarse SsieeuasuJa sM 90t., mrr., 1928.
Shpar3e Setberae"9e 81 81. rs, pertb 1925.
yin roue5 NNo'tfmrnt roll 8rmbasineS, Sd
mile, Gan1mrre nnS penrietta Slider.
Glne sroBe @uswagl Dua wiaueS Yun 10 bis
Coz. pr 2Jarb.
GinfaGes gsinsn fir @aaise bon % bis 4Oe,
Mab ta'u palsuter Yelap.
100 o'iif tsue 9,ereule6 Dp, 3 BIS t24e.
100 Stid f.tGrt 9ewns gu 129.
5000 ya,es fslite Verfales an 1Oc. pcr Marr.
wirtli4er Wertb 25e. per yarp.
Giae srrbe gaspabl spa Dreb Oscbs yua 10
bio SUI. per 4)arb.
1000 &orftts ppn Soc. bis So per Yaa..
Das 4rSbte 2l9er rot 9~a(imerts fiiy 6erycu.
unb &naten.H leiber, tpelhes ie bier pffes
rtrt, sOa '25e. bis SO PER s)ro.
1000 llntsrt empen fir ferrcn rrnb Damen
BON 25e. bic 81 per G5tid.
ualer Strumpfwaaren- uab 1anblGub.Ds.
pattewrnt 1T complete,
@ir stofneten lpeten 5000 Slider psu &c
bis 81 per Gtiid.
Wiy batcn i'm Yoterrs Md taulenb orber.
eaten, 81 pitifGltia. I'M ale ~ erudbz
nen, ba eS aaS an Naum eebrt1t.
Jm 3meitcn Stof
Vinbst man cir pOueS Eager tpt Yett. Oeftn
non ST ttS $40, uno MAIDEN belont,rs
auf uniea 81 anb $3.50 Gnilts auf-
merriam.
Cine 9rpbs Auspabl Dpn GuIies unb ltster.
ride Ycn soc. bis 1928.
Sortane-S piBen non 20e. su 81 per yarb.
Misunderstanding unb 6irturea.
Spnnen" unb N%eaenl@irme.
dub etre 9rpbf Yusmatl ppa SbapIss u,s
Sptgtn, SbetIanb unb antsre neus DIS.
ten.
Sm brltteu G5toG
taten mir eiaen erpbtn Nelerpe @prratb spu
allen Waaren. Wir bitten 9itle uns nit lbs
rem Selnbe 3u befbrfn uub auler xaaer an.
3Mleben.
aDtr la9ea nnFrn Urennten, AHnbeu NIB
benz Yublitam I'M Muaemeimei uMfln be0eu
Dant fur bss uvs seiGenfte 3utrauen uub
bitten ie aas baNelte ferner au aenGtrem
Spele 0ebrScsr,
70. 81 8rUab @tra6e,
466 jmifasa Der Stem mnb Aten ctr.
Vt. y. ~rsbs, o..
NrattifA arst
MaribautraBe, Gde DC. 5teu
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.baapeafe unb Sbio @iientabn.

0esiastd!e uat Cbio eihubatH.,
gaaA6ter.D epesiemen
,ab "n 70 ~ a ssS, Ben a.; 3: S l.'! 1870
, 1877-06-16
@robe GrSfnurs!
@rcbe Gr5Hnuns
8Ocle OebrnDer.

No. 31t Broab stra6e. spiiden Der
Stem uno 4ten.
Wtr laten unlere Ureunbe uub has TubIt.
lum i'm Auoemeinen eim. unierI reuen 0abeu
unb unfer erp6es Eager BON Mauntattur.
unb M~ohetuaaren araufeben. DaGtlbe IN
tn fol8enren Ybtoetlansen etnsetbeiIt:
SIM Daiement
Rnbst rsan: Nattiae, Wa&s. Ii&eT, It5G.
@ahs.XI&er, @c&s.1u9 M,ats, Teppi&e,
8fttssuae. Gin srpbes Eager uuaDomsf .fs. ais
aeblsidte Baumwoasnasues. @instams. plait
0pmefieS, Yerldnmt ntrbt nnIers Diatt,mas
III 20. ~c:;ssro, an5uf. Dsa;.ts 10 .oeitc5 ~ ADS
$a0 rur f0r. per gasp3 9olr @ygts Sid
y2adatider nat SOC, pes E'a'0; ale anfsrt
IottelIicS mfrses 81 pga GAsr<s p:eilca se.-
tauli.
, 1877-06-16
Solepb @, 2aube,
Standardization,

@de Der |. unb 8rpab Ctr.
bat cine aroBe Muswabl BON allen @orten
Garseu, bon ben stnfadf fen III ben elegallte
aea. Derlelbe iibernimnt 8s0caunsrn ulb
tsiorst ale Anursnnns.n. pie Rutlteu ETC..
Wuttrase meseen ants Ytcmytefe ane gfl-
lts1e aussefatrt. Sofepb ". 0auts
ct 9e. 81 Drpa0 @tr., Gde btr lien.
, 1877-06-16

@olb ldlob seitern Mittog in New
Dort nit los.
, 1877-06-16
zonsnserWsbmam9 n. &oR
In
Cumberland 6. g., 8a.

SD erlaube mir hermit meinen Jreuns
ben unb BEN hsutlGen yutliium I'm MQasmei-
men auau3eisen, ba6 ID cinsesiatst bin. ia.
milisn eper Elm cline Yerinnen, tpclhe ben
5ommsr iber auf benz aaute suaabrinse r
wiiaihen, aufs geltc NIT 8obnuue urb Rpf
gu serlehen. Der plat 1T augenebm, flip
uat elmer Der eeiunpefsn i'm Gtaate.
N;aa wenbe ltH 1trf.ii1 al mid.
Mu9u It Sswalb.
1865
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8id's
plumeu- un0 WemiGt-W arten

tR bss pradtSpafe Wtrl feiner Mrt In Der Dett. %
entbaIt nabe an 100 Sttten. Sunberte retnsr Mbbilbun.
9aeidnst unb tplprtrt won Natur. vrtis SO Gents in
gaptes; $500 tn ~elseanter 2etnwaab. Sn Deutf& unb
9asIif6 aebrudf.
aSyeffire: Sames Did. Ro&eRer, N.y.
, 1877-06-16
Dia's iaafrirte lpreis-Giae.

T~auieneer Der tefeu 8luren anb WfmGftn all Der g..
es, lnb bic Nrt uns eDeife ~ttefslben su ftatfrn-Nlss
ttr cine S,pei Gsns Yriefaarfs. SIN Geutfa uns Gns-
rid sepruft.
@0rsffre: Sahtes Did, NcGsfeE N..y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-28
Sad Story of q Sisters Love.

In the town and suburbs of Bombay
there is a class Of hereditary Ministries,
called Cahruns, who possess a certain
talent for improvisation, and earn a pre-
carious livelihood by chanting their
verses from house to house. To this
class belonged a brother and sister, re-
spcctively named Dada Jeeya and
Baeeba, who appear to have been ten
derby attached to each other. The for
mer, though wrongfuliy accused, was
convicted Of robbery and sentenced ia
penal servitude for life. His sister, how
ever, refused to believe the evidence.
and chung to her faith in his innocence,
Determined to discover the truth, she
wandered about the country for ten
years, disguised as a female a~scetic,
everywhere making inquiries. After
many a disappointment, she at last
alighted upon a clew that put her upon
the right track, and then the proofs ac-
cumulated rapidly. Armed with these,
she laid the case before a member of the
Council, who so far interested himself
in her behalf that he was one day able
to present her with an order for her
brothers release. The news, however,
was disclosed too hastily to the prisoner.
The sudden revulsion of feeling was too
much for him, and he was removed from
Jail to the lunatic asylum at Colaba,
hopclessly insane. The faithful Baeeba,
with saddened heart, still pursues an
art which demands happier inspirations,
but many now give to her misfortunes
what they would have withheld from her
imp~royisatiOns.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-28

thew NAV not have TO work too hard for
their living. and lie down and chew the
end and make milk. The pastures
should be kept clean OF weeds, ior they
will give a bitter taste TO the mix, ana
undefled by pigs and poultry. There
should be groups OF trees, necessary. Ior
their comfort, and comfort promotes Sc
cretion of milk. Water, access to which
should be easy and to be had at all times,
should always be pure, whether running
or in troughs. No access should be
allowed to muddy, standing or stagnant
water: this is very important, or the
milk will not be pure nor the animal
healthy. Shade should be provided in
each field, where the animals could be-
come cooled and less annoyed with the
flies. >.
Toward the close of summer, and in the
fall. when the pasture is becoming short,
the flow of milk and its richness can be
kent up by cutting for them green corn
fodder. sorghum, Hungarian grass, or
giving them an early crop OF sugar-beets.
It is very important that corn should be
sown broadcast or drill in, so as to ma
t~erially help out the pasture at this time:
Bran with a little corn meal may be fed
at evening; it will promote the flow OF
milk and help keep them in good condi-
ton to commence the winter with.
In winter they should be fed upon the
best of hay clover and timothy mixed
makes the best, and if cut early and
cured to be as near summer grass as pos
sible. il is the best for a reliance. In ad-
dition, they should have about ten
quarts bran and corn meal mixed; man
COLDS, carrots, parsnips, small potatoes
and such roots, for variety and to keep
their systems e Corn fodder or
blades, shorts, middlings, oil-cake, pump
kins, etc, are all good. Corn fodder
alone or as a reliance will make butter.
The effect of clover upon the supply OF
milk is well-known; the dry material OF
it is equal to beans for albumen. Albu'
minous matter is the most essential ele-
ment of food for the mich COW, and any
deficiency in the supply with loss of con-
dition and %diminution in the quality OF
her milk. A COW can yield Il far greater
weight of butter than she can store uT
in fat. A COW can give two pounds OF
butter a day, while half that quantity
would not be laid on in fat if she was
fed for that purpose. Winter is the
time it is most difficult to produce good.
colored butter and free from streaks ano
the harder to come; judicious feeding
will help this very much. Where the
stock kept is numerous enough, it vii
paw we'll to steam or cook the food anc
feed the hay tea to the cows; with :
little salt through it, they will eat W
everything greedily. A lump of rocl
salt should always be where they cal
have access to il.-Ha7arPs Butter dnt
Butter Making.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-28

Two singular incidt MT, which will
furnish nuts to crack TO unbelievers in
the supernatural, have Zee ntly come TO
light in England in regaid to the recent
loss Of the Avalanche in the British
Channel. A lad, who was a great friend
of one of the apprentices who vas lost,
made arrangements to accompany him
down the channel and come ashore with
the pilot, but at the last moment before
sailing he was seized with such an in
defnable and ungovernable misgiving
that he declined to go, and thus es-
capped almost certain death. The APP
prentice who was lost had a retriever
dog who was very fond Of him, and
which answered to a shrill dog-whistle
that he carried. On the night of the ship
wreck his mother and aunt were in the
~sitting-room. and the dog in the kitchen,
Between 8 and 10 o'clock the ladies were
startled by hearing q shrill whistle up
stairs, in sound resembling that of the
dog-whistle used by the young man
The dog heard it also, gave his usual
recognizing bark, and bounded up stairs
where he supposed his master was. The
whistle was heard inst about tine tim.
that the Avalanche went down, and il
was heard by two credible witnesses
whose testimony was confirmed BY tn,
responde made to it by the dog Of tn,
lot sailor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-28
The Household.

To CURE WAKEFULNEss.-Take a
sponge bath Just before retiring; have
plenty of pulverized borax in the water;
rub well with a coarse towel to get up a
circulation.
To CURE BUNIoNs.-Bind a fine linen
band tightly around the foot and over
your bunion, sew it on if necessary, and
wear it day and night; battle the feet fire.
quently in strong borax water, using a
te~aspoonful of pulverized borax to a
basin of water.
SPONGE CAKE.-Usc 6 eggs, 2 cupfuls
sugar, 2 cupfuls -four, ~teaspoonful soda
dissolved in IA little warm water and adj
ded the last thing; beat the yolks and
the sugar together; and the whites, well
beaten, her the flour, and lastly the
soda.
APPLE IsLANDs.-Stew as dry as pos
sible apples enough to make a quart af-
ter being strained through a sieve; add
a cup and a half of sugar, flavor with
lemon. Beat the whites of six eggs to a
stiff froth, and just before eating stir
slowly into the apple. Serve from a
glass dish, using as a sauce a nice boiled
custard made of the yolks OF SIX eggs.
sweetenrd and favored TO the taste.
DELICATE CAKE.-The whites of four
eggs, three-fourths cupful butter, one
cupful sugar, one-ha!f cupful milk, one.
half cupful corn-starch, one cupful flour,
one heaping t~easpoonful baking powder
sift the -four, co~rn-starch, and baking
powder together, and whip the whites o.
the eggs to a stiff froth; stir the butter
and sugar to a cream, add the milk ant
-four, and lastly, stir in the whipped egg
To SERVE COLD HAM.-Cut the slice
across the grain, very thin, and lay il
uniform order on the platter. Or, pu
on whole on the table before the carver
In the latter case the skin should be re
moved and whole cloves stuck in in fair,
forms, and pinchcs of black pepper ais
fancifully put on. Serve with mashe'
potatoes, poached eggs and grated horse
radish.
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FAN. snow. and cease noti Flake by fake,
The decent winding-sheet compose;
Thv task is.just and PiOus; make
An end of blasphenaies and woes.
Fail. nake by aakei by thee alone,
Last friend, the sleeping dranght n gwen
Kind muse, by thee the couch Is strewn,
The couch whose covering Is from heaSe"'
Descend and clasp the mountains tresti
Inherit plain and valley deep
This night ON thy maternal breast
A yanquished nation dies In sleep
La, from the starry Temple Gates
Death rides and hears the flag OF peaeei
The CONTESTANTS he separates;
He bids the wrath Of ages cease.
Descend. beuignant Powerl But O.,
Yc torrents: shake no more the vale;
Dark streams, in silence seaward now;
Thou rising storm, remit tiny wal.
shake not. tonight, the cliffs Of Moher,
Nor Brandon's base, rough sea- Thou Isle,
The Rite r,rOceeds From shore to shore
Hold in thy gathered breath the while.
Fall, snow, In stiffness fall, like dew.
ON chureh's roof and eedar's fau,
Aud mold thy self on pine and yew;
And OIL the awful face Of Man.
without a sound, without q stir,
In streets and wolds, on rock and mound,
o, omnipresent Comforter,
BY thee, this night, the lost are iouhu'
On ouskipy moor and mountain moss.
with eyes upstaring at the sky
And arms extended like = cross.
The s~ong-expectant sufferers lie.
BEND DER them, white-robed Acolyte!
n. f..sI. tt;na hand from cIattt md mist
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conclusion that the whole thing was .
deIiborate plan to murder me and gain
possession Of the $50, 900 In my charge.
There was no denying that the man with
The rcd eye wasalive, and | had no "
the other man wAs, also. knecling down,
I placed my ear close to the side OF n
coffin, and could hear him breath quite
distinctly. remember that it was b
intention Of the attendant, who had
boarded the train, TO enter the a at
Redwood; and / could not doubt that
the three men intended to attack me
after the train pulled out Of the station,
and rob the car before our arrival at the
next stopping place. There was but one
station between us and Redwood, and
knew that he would be there in ten min
utes more. l had no time for hesitation.
Instant action was my only chance Tor
safcty. If I could secure myself against
nm attack until We reached the next sta
ton. / felt that all would be well. In
one instant | had decided upon a plan Of
action. As quietly as possible piled
several heavy boxes OF merchandise on
top OF. the two %cofins, and then ! knew
was safe. Scarcely was this accomplished
when we ran into the station.
Immediately found three or four Of
fcers. First the man in the coach was
secured. He was highly indignant that
he should be disturbed on such q solemn
mission. But it Was no 20. ne was
handcufed in less than W minutes
and marched on the platform.
Ii wa an easy matter to secure the
two nnondam dead men. They were
taken greatly at a disadvantage, and
were deprived Of all power to resist
almost before they became aware how
their nice little game had terminated.
All three had been well armed.
Bound and guarded the three miscre,
ants were taken to Redwood and lodged
in the county Jail. :.
Before l left, l took a good look at
them through the grated doors of their
cell. When l paid my respects to the
nan with the red eye, he smiled a little
and remarked patronizingly:
"You're n pretty sharp young man.
1t takes a middling keen boy to outwit
U.S."
Permit me to sympathize with you
in your sorrow at the loss of your dear
brother. Just a little" l said, and more
at your failure to get the eighty thou
sand dollars"
They broke Jail in less than a week,
but not before n of them, the youngest
corpse" was recognized as the notorious
jesse James.
There il no doubt hat it was the
James boys or some of their crew, who
killed poor honest brave PaxsOn.