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KENsINGTON DEPOT.

Bustleton, 6 86a m, IL NJ on, and pm
Way Train for Bristol 8 10 p m. For Taeony
746 m.
TrsD ton IS and 10 Is q m, 2 05, $40. 4ls5t
and 8 20 p m. On Sunday OILS an. md
For Centennial Depot, stopping at Cur
berland street, Clearfield street, Franl.
ford Read Dummy Crossing, North Peae
Junction. Germantown Junction 40
Ridge Avenue. at 9 Is, $40, $50. TO- n
ll45 . m, fand 10 pm. Returning tavs
Cennt'l Del0t at 8 Is 92, 10 So Il Is ahs
II noon, TS, so. $50, 8 20 and $50 p m'
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,oaoosr1cKrrs AT ONE DOLLAR EACH

1855 Prizes, srnoanting tbsaoa' |. Z S0e,69l
Write Tor Circulars or fend orders to y
.sI o1y i ,CHARLE9 T. 81 WARD,
we" Nof '"H New Orleans, La.
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i,xt5 sPLENDID OPPORTUNITYT TO WIN
"A. A ..FpRTUNErYsIRD.. 4RANR
DRAWING, iS77. III New Orleans, on
tuesday Mafsf76s @'9liF'aila97io sla tapl
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY coM

This INSTITUTION was regularly inoofp0Iated
bv The Legislature Of fthe 6iats for Edpca.
i.ooo.o6o, 10 y hich has sinee been saded .
reserqe fubd of SS6O, ,000a ITS GRAND SIN.
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. It never scales or post
pones. Look at thefoll0wing scheme.
r" ~ CAPITAL PRIZE, 90, 900.
'' 10000 Tickets at Ten Dollars Each.
' Fractions Of tickets In proportion.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
DENNeYLvANIA RAILRO4n

On and A.ssr ll'1s I september 10. pa
Trains lsaye Depot. Thirty.seoopd Az.
IN MAIN LINE wEsrwARp.
Bryn MswEAceomm, 90 am, sspm
Fsol, ~ ASoon; g S1 = e y s@ 70 % NJ, An
day. 10 am, !, I. 9, lU90 , m, VI ssa'
sunday. $50 q; m.r D OF - '~NWPm. U
Limited Fast AailldaAly, -e ..a,f,L,m
N1egrs 41prese daily, sxeept Sun. IN
Rsnoy. .na Kane EXPIRES. daily 's.n
yorR and % nanSyar n EYn-... .,' -. 1Nsm
Lees Haven ai Msi. except Sunday. 5;s:s.a., 5s;Sssa
nSii & i 4 % rain % dsiiy 1nn amru S%Gssy, So0an
atS8 . m, ana runs only to Hsr- sA
Fast i Line Ana Runslo rxn 49,. Soosm
rimirss H"n .nd r, .H.v.r,r~ l2s6pm
vora ornIHass Hssnovar ana rre,,,h nxpu
asrriabnr9 as1rIRS91c ncs:m a.,,v Hxpn
coIn SunEs mbi y ana ayerr A.oo,, .-.. 2apn
f.snc.ats: sunus ana York rvnr... 49,. . !. lWpn
Sunday, kn.~
Pssrhes;oarr s,lns6a A Train daily, except '"''
= sq1aSsy; sq,,eSyy,;~ rxnr... .x..n. O., 6@pa
day. 6xnm
Erie and Bnmlo Express, except p1
o! snnday, y rzz 5Epn
T., Sunday, .-...s.,- ~ snyn
Elncll.1ati Expres1 daily. eNbn
racslc rsc ~ EaRre4S %,sM ,dMa,ly. u@pn
Rochester, BuflAlo, and Niagara.
Falls. daily, ION saturday run1
only to W1niamsport.) llmnm
Emigrapt Express, II 05 . m, daliy exdsnt
Monday, for which tickets must be pfo.
cured and baggage delivered ct lis fsr.
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= :, ENTERPRISE COAL
z u 4--IN 4 L. '-f|. q.
AT LOWEST PRICES, for sale at yard, south
>A[t3 side OF Third Street Bridge.
Orders can be left at G. r. TOWNSEND'S
noe \ MABKET STREET. .decs-tf
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y0VA pOYED IEHrHR
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NEW YORK DIVISION.


Expr S 9r New York. 3 20, $50, 70. sna
II am Limtted Express, IS D MI HE
1881 346, 4l568,7,7 So m and l2mid.
night. On sunday s 81, $50, 10. Sa0. ain
86. ~ 3 p %, and II night. Mai Tnii
m. Emigrant Train Il 10 pm. al,
Express r: 'Bsat0u,9 a m Land Up n. Sound
Line DxTress, l23 p m.leevs lCenteDnil
E1plsss nspo: Bssi$ols S'x sns sn{'saS Rs
l946 and 1'z3s N. i215 and S D.p N. III.
tied Express IL 10 p IA. 77Il
Accommodation for Trent ton; $50 p m. - nj
Express for an',g BrancI. and squau, ~
q m and l ~ p m. "''!H n
For Fox Chase 40a m, y, $40 and So pm.
Trains leave Centennial Depot for NJ!
7U6 p nj. On Sunday. ~ am, and7 pm
Accommodation connecting with Express
Trains Rt Germantown n Junction 7lk 9N
and 10 50 . p1, IS, 3, AMI 50pm. n
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1o2 4 l04 MAIDEN LANE.
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Two Gallons will cover . hundred SQUARE
sset Sf shinsls roo wnile dn9 on sn iron sslt
from two quarts to one gallon are required
to 100 square feet of surface, and although
the Paint has heavy body Il u easily ep-
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OUR DAILY RECKONING.

1t we sit down at set of sun, '''.'t'
And count the things that we have done;
And counting, find s.
One self.denying act, one word
That eased the heart Of him who heard;
Z as One glance most kind,
That fell like sunshine where it went,, y
Then we may count the day well spent
But, # through all the nve-long day
We've eased no heart by yea or nay;
II through it all ssS 2ie
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That brought the sunshine to face;
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MONROE COUNTY, OHIO TUESDAY DECEMBER q 1877.

5|tulate With me, de- tbelieyed he wished
Ito9 do and so keptSspaft from him, du
lring the evening, leaving him to play
and sing with Patricia. :,
! He was Interesting, With his very nat.
ural manner Of reserved tnodesty: I was
Iglad that 'Patricia had found him 90 g
He had q pale. silken hair, thas fell In
shadcwy curls over beautiful forehead,
soft, dark eyes, softly modulated tones
lfie contrasted Eicely with her dark, spir.
Iited beauty. saF Do fsg sassa @t'isfl
"Clyde has an elder btothef-sR.y
mond--just the one for Patricia tmus.
ed, = wonder II 1t cannot be brought
labout 2"
But I soon had my hands full, for al
all honrsot the day and night Mr. Red
mond camet ito the Hermitage; and II
was not long before my success as . de.
coy was patent to the most careless OBJ
fserver; he asked only for .sMiss GET
trude;" he came only to see me. @
In three weeks the crisis came upon
me !, he proposed:
/ al used to think Mr.. SherrinQton va
Iyour love. ~ he said. atandino hssors -
the light on his frank. h.ndsome f.cs'
but late observation has shown me that
ibis visits here are for your sister. Since
tyou are free, then, win You not marry
me I can SUPPORT Won yells Estsrrasl
Tor would mot ssk; Won toS hind yont IN
lture to miue. !. The dsash. .af nv 800
father two years ago ieft me : 80 600 600.
besides some real estate. I have : MAJ
ant home, ON the, Hudson--retired Int
elegant-where ] would like to take you
what do Won think. .Gar lrude, Couid
lyeu. be contented 10 leave your friends
and live at Rose Cottage VIII m ma YsszT
| Ny amszemeut alIowed me) a ga estau;s, N. ..
mer nothing inteilioibie i1 s6ms ;r
distinct, wsS I temnofi1ed III I Ss.sts, y,
land begged Nj Rsdmohd fo 1iSs |s
ttime for reflection. assfI md e'iSoFIs'
| he - want = 8 ~, ~, Il q m.'.s g I.sa,.
lfor The nert' morniro spss'sa's1s
/ So tbnnd.,..sns. u SEI.as sl, ,iai
ltion Of M padma.ds. . ra,
WANDERED shan, ~ ss1.s, 10y :
wav, M. hae5;rnn ~. - Aoss .n us-S"
|tina about Psss;cis syopI ESc - o ass., y,
ride with M. SbeTriooton' svss -
aWbat I. shs s'Sns 49, ]. .s,asy9. !
going to storm r. i said Al last e7'ii''
tsTo. storm? .,Nonsensei Wheraa e az g
your ewes, Gertrude ?. But & e nesriv
nine. o'clock. Patricia has bean cons
seven hours with Mr. SherrinQtonr.' ana
/ know something 4 vrors
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H The Republican party comes out
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D.yf.H...-I nz~-SS-A~r.

Yes! in about as healthy condition
as . defeated prise-fighter when he is
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Young men, steelyour hearts agains.
the insidious young woman who viii
soon make her appearance as the church
fair and smile on you and try to induce
you to pay tive dollars for q ten-cent
lpen-wiper. ag
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liam, remarked a school teacher, .what
is the object OF strikes pow "Hipher
wages and less work." promptly replied
the intelligent youth. - = ~ /
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nS ."'s tSFeE. ,kcaEiAs
lug nusosna nesa was accordingly
Shaveu cioseiy ana Dlisters apphea. iLa,
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81 so' srna;as 0or''iousnsSs " pls!eri
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Al Grand Special Feature

which viii commend IL to Farmers In par
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How 4 Young wife Cared .asr
Husband OF sBrain Fever., sss

Ayeung wife in Michigan had iusl
gotlsettled in her new home. All seem,
ed fair and promising, for she did, no,
know that her husband was q adfunkard,
But one night he came. homa at very
late hours andsmuch the iRosae for lio.
-uor. When herstaggeEed into the hotise
the wife, who vas greatly shocked, told
him be was sick, and TO lie down 1t
once; and in moment OF two ha. was
IcomfortablY settled on 4 SON ID 4 drum.
ken sleep. His. face was reddish purple,
his breathing Was heavy, and altogether
he was a pitiabls looking object, Sias
The doctor was sent fof post haste,
and mustard applied to his feet and
hands. When the doctor came and felt
his pulse and examined him, and found
that he was, only drunk, be said .
eeHe viii be sll right Ia the morning. !"
But the wife insisted that be was very
sick and that severe remedies must be
used. - '.'slo 'Sst no
"You must shave his head and sppiy
blisters," she urged, ror I will send for
some one who will" .s,,-,,r -
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Dakota judicial Districts.

/.
An ,ct 10 e-taell-h thesoaulduse- d h l.iieia}
alstf!eis oi ihi- isutory
81 itlptcsaa W Re haiSlatice aSs.0,.
1Iy ef Tie teffitoeg If Dahotetr
SEC. /. All that portion ol the ter
.riiory of Dakoty west oi the right
bank Of the Missouri River at low
water mark aud south Of the forty.
sixth parallel Of latitude, shall con
st,tnle the first judicial district.
SEC Z All that portion of this ter
ritury north Of the forty sixth parall-
eli oil Att de shall constitute the th + /
judicial district.
SEC. 3. All that portion OF this
territory not embraced in the first
aad third judicial district shall con-
stilu,e ,tc secoud judlcial district.
SEC 4. All criminal cases in which
the United States is party shall be
tried and disposed Of in the court Of
the district in which they are now
pending unless the place of trial shall
lie changed as provided BY law.
SEC. 8. That the district court in
and for the ,Sird Judicial district
shall be held at Bismarck in thecoun-
" If Burleigh on the second Tue day
Of September Of each year.
SE@ 6. 1hc district coust IN ntrdl j
t0F.thc second judicial district shall
be held All y ankton in lankton coun.
~ on The second Tuesday Of March
and November Of each year,
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The Clay County Court.

The ve,mi lien Republican does. the
federal officials injustice. ! he feadjust
men; of Judicial districts was simply
the recognition, ny he legislature, of an
verwhelmiug necessity, and not in the
intercs, Of federal officials, Of Yankton,
or ID the remutest degree Of hostility 10
yoimllian
Tho governor did not Try tn iniluenre
the members el the legislature 9to pass
that, or any other particular pill be Was
-Si.ilsan seen ahant the halls. and never
tor the purpose Of lobbying OF in any
say 10 intlnrncs the action at members.
And AS o his having secure support FOR
ths bill by promises Of appointments in
he organizstien Of the counties in the
Buck fsllls, rs insinuaiea s. the lsepnh
tican. it's no only untrue Int is thout
The slightest fnuudati1fs
Il is universally eonce edethat the or
,ganic law torbids the appointment of =
mrmber IT lie legislature to an office oi
einplnmens crested BY the b9dy OF which
be WIS a member.
We sympathise with the people 4 ss.rr-
million at he loss Of their court, bu, we
admonisi1 fhem hal this war on federal
etsiter-, and tins silly ef, atoa, carpe,
}Hgrrss, VIII serve bu, a paof pufpsss
.usatithln, heir sorroas
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ch.,,ci Mortgage sale.

NOTICE |. ilel ehy given, that shsil on sat
~ nrday tho AZ day af fshrnHr a. u, Isl,
At the conrt honse door IN the CITY Of snkfon, N,
two nciocs, In The afternoon 81 said day, sell al
phblle auction. the highest bidder for cash the
following sle-eribed property, to-wit one Erlipse
wind mi II. ore doahla action force pump. one one
hundred barrel water tank with franz, all OF
which Is now situate IN the city Of fanstnn, on
the icyee, near Pste street.
Also ors roam horse, eight 5-esrs old Said sale
being 10 sattriy certain rfuuisory Deie for two
hundred doliats With interest, due November Is
1876, and secured by~chattvl mortgage on said
propcaty. siYrn>by iiuEt DeTine ard Johp Notfn
u Q Frank aEu.s ndfr aafc of May tst. 1915.
NJ. d. HH + Efii,
Agent for Mortgage.
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$3.50 10 $3.50 per Day..

Give Us trial. VIII ehafgs OF tle notel
Dec lat. 1875. Rooms are ready new.
lsnkisn, Nov. i,th, ls7G
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AGRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land for
Sale in Ron Home County.

Psaitie iand-l5i acres adjoining the town
oi Bon Homnre on the west Sixty acres
upland prairie. thirty scros uodeI cul,iva
ton. House on the land. remainder Of
land bottom, meadow and yoang cotton.
wood timber For sale very cheap for
y CASH '.3.5[
Apply attic Press Il Dakota!an Office
or gddres drawer +, ,Yaak,on, Dakota,
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For stomaehs out of Order.

No medicine viii 20 rtsprtuntiT t+ifststfe Tire
tone OF The stomach, ticsc pf'se. they FsfstsNs
all a.idliy oecasioncd eitl1r hy inrsaipctsnce CT
improper diet Thcy rtnri he iiypt and reduce
II 10 healthy acnon; they asc wonderfully ell.
cseious incases oi rpaa,ii P fact ttltY never fail
In curins All disorders Ut tic liver and stomach
HoLLoWAY's PILLS are fhe best isnown in
the world for the following dierases: Agne,
Asthma, Blliou. CompltR,s. Blotches on the
skin, Bowels, Consumption. Debility, propey,
Dyeentery, Erystpeias. fcmair Irregularities.
fevers oil all kinds, Fiis, 6oni Headarhe. Inif-
gcstton, Inhamation, Laundice. Liver Complaint,
Lnmbago. Piles hh-amstism, Retention Of tie
Stone or Gravel, Tcpo!outesux, Tamore, Ulcers
Worms 81 ali kind-, Weakness from anv raa-e
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HOLLOW w AVS PILL
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In sll disea.es Affecting these or1sns, whether
they secrete 100 ms.ch or too little water or
whether they are afflicted with stone or gravel,
or with aches and pains settled In the loinssoyer
the regions Of the kidneys, there pills sbonld
be taken according to thc printed directions, and
the ointment shoutd be geIl rubbed into the
snnsl of the back n, he'd tit1ie. This Treatment
wili give almos immediate -ljrf Shtn silsoihrr