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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
CHuDREN's CORNER.
The Christmas Chariot.

Lot Pm the Queen Of the Fairies. sat on my
And 'f I ssse ass ' Z: old world .virlins and bound
Till Wy Weary & such commotion, / hea to distant
when saw that an aged traveller had followed me
He was riding upon q comet; his hack was old and
bent;
l cosid sse from his weary gestures his strength was
When presently he grew nearer, I watched the old
And then / saw that the stranger was no one but
Santa Claus.
He refined up his steed beside me-, and said, with q
/" Aha! lam glad to and you. my gentle Fairy
Do you see that old world tumbliug and bouncing
Do you Inc. e.: each revolution is bringing us
And, OIL such . crowd of youngsters are waiting
for me down there
A hundred hundred thousand, and all of them in
You know the visits I make them whenever old
And how I've travelled Ger chimney-tops for nearly
But see how old am getting! just look how my
And ali my bones are aching; my strength it is
Ny beard + white as a snowflake; my eyes they
are waxing DIM;
And neAtn LnSt OuIueu y SuTlStxu08 Joys j NAESely
But still, i take the presents-thst work belongs to
me;
But after all that is finished, there's 80 much else,
you see;
For you know upon Christmas morning can never
y carol be sung
TIL q million million Of turkeys have heard their
death-kaell rung.
And then there's a great plum-pudding that must
And, oh / am quite exhausted, and weaker than
any mouse!"
Now the poor old saint was weeping, with all his
weight Of woe,
And tears rolled over his furrowed cheeks and
down on his beard Of snow.
But over his wrinkled forehead one fairy hand 1
laid,
And then to the poor old gr.y-beard this was the
promise l made:
know that you love the children. my poor old
And nov your heart you are breaking the reason
is only because
You think you are old and broken. Now lend
Suppose that there we're no children, then where
would the fairies be?
! will call up my train to help you. We will quit
this restful star.
The turkeys shall be my reindeer; I'll harness
thsm to a car,
And then, with the great plum-pudding, frsm
house to house we'll 20,
And the fairies love for the children our Christmas
journey will show.
Now will you have done with weeping, my poor
discouraged elf
1 tell you the Queen of the Fairies shall drive the
And never has been a Christmas like that the world
When hand in hand with the fairies old Santa Claus
shall go.
-Hyper's Weekly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

old I've been the same age ever since
the chroniclers began to take notes, ana
those who are best able TO Judge tnihk
IiI continue to be this way for about
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
s;x wears longer; they probably took a
new observation at the Centennial, ana
know exactly. Az.
and | told him 50. He nodded n WINK
ed. and said it was all right and then
asked if I'd like to see the place. l sald
I would, 50 he threw down the hoe with
A sigh, saying, Il don't believe l man
have more than half a crop OF soldiers
this season. They came up well, u
the arms and legs seem to be weak.
When / get to town I'll have to IL
some girls with glue pots, to stick them
fast
"The town was at some distance, and
our path took us by t1ower-beds where
some exquisite little toys were growing,
and a hot-bed where new varieties were
being prop-propdgated. Pretty soon we
came to a plantation of young. trees,
with ~rattles, and rubber balls, and ivory
rings growing on the branches, and as
we went past they rang and bounded
about in the merriest sort of a way.
"There's a nice growth said Santa
Claus, and it was a nice growth Tor
babies; but just beyond l saw something
50 perfectly splendid that l didn't care
about the plantation"
'Well,' said Lii impressively, seeing
that Efie was sufficiently expectant, alt
was a lovely grove. The trees were
large, with long dropping branches, and
the branches were just loaded with dolls
clothes. There were elegant silk dresses
with lovely sashes of every color
Just here Efie couldn't help saying
"O" for she had a weakness for sashes.
Lii looked stern, and put a warning
hand over her mouth, and went on.
"There was everything that the most
fashionable doll could want, growing in
the greatest profusion. Some of the
clothes had fallen, and there were funny"
looking girls picking them up, and pack
ing them in trunks and boxes. These
are all ripe,' said Santa Claus, STOPPING
to shake a tree, and the clothes came
tumbling down SO fast that the workers
were buster than ever Vide Awdke.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
Coughs and Foul Air.

The reader will allow me to reclte the
case of a patient of mine. A year ago,
during his honeymoon, l congratulated
him and told him that a dry cough with
which he was troubled was durable, pro-
yided he took care to live in the open
air as much al possible, inuring himself
to cold. sleeping in ~well-ventilated
chambers. free from dust, etc, etc. But
this advise was hardly relished by the
Young pair. In October they hired
rooms in a house that had just been built;
its " dampness' they remedied by keep
ing up fires steadily; the windows were
hardly ever opened, as the house stood on
a windy corner, and the husband was
growing more and more sensitive to
| cold; for this reason, too, he seldom went
out Of doors. In November he took to
the bed, was again about, but he grad
ually declined, to the last hoping to re-
cover.
Different was the course followed by
Mr.. H, who, emaciated and troubled
with a cough, had a hemorrhage after
contracting a "sevcre cold" He went
into the country, took as much exercise
as he could in the open air, and returned
home with only a slight cough. At home
he every morning took warm bath with
illusions of cold water, avoided rooms
with bad air, etc. In six months he was
free from his cough, appeared to be we'll
nourished, and no longer had any fear of
taking cold.
If the reader will dispassionately CON-
pare these two cases, he will agree with
me that the first patient, who had never
had hemorrhage, fell a victim to the &C.
ton of foul air, while H used to say,
+" ! must give my diseased lungs, above
all things, fresh air, as the prime
necessity CT life. Animals never take
cold, I've in winter; therefore, among
men it must be a result of wrong habits
if air does any harm. W. know that
g~old-fshes 0 perish when fresh water
is not provided for them; and when We
were boys We used to consider it cruelty
to animals if we made no openings for
ventilation in the boxes in which we
kept cockchafers.-Popudr Science.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
A Queer Story.

The Worcester Mass Spy, has this
curious story: Considerable interest
has been excited at Boston by reports of
a very singular case of suspended ANNA
ton occurring recently in a family of
high social position. The daughter of
the Gus was to be married, and prepar-
atoms for the event, which was to come
on the next day, was being made with
great happiness and enjoyment. The
man OF the house was conversing with
his aged mother in an upper room, when
suddenly she stiffened back in her chair,
and was to all appearances dead. Not
wishing to disturb the mirth of thcwed.
ding preparations, the gentleman appris'
ed his wife, and they decided to lay out
the body by themselves and say nothing
till the next day, unwilling yet to breal
up the wedding festivities by making i
known. They did 80, and left the body
on the bed, covered only with q sheet
and exposed to the cold air by open win
dows. The next morning, on visitinl
the room, they we're SURPRISED ~ the Oh
lady rising up in bed, asking 80 drink
and asserting that abe had such 4 200.
nights rest. The wedding occurred
with nothing said, the corpse attendin5
as clipper q = squirrel. And not I'll
the afternoon did she or her grand
daughter know that she had been dead.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
How to Make it Interesting for Your
N eighbors.

One Of the latest "fve-dollar ideas
advanced by the Polytechnic Review, re-
lates to filing handsaws. The general
practice of crowding the file straight,
cutting away the metal from the back of
one tooth and the front of the next at
the same time, is not the best. Crowd
ing the file first against the fronts Of the
teeth and then the backs, going four
times over the saw, enables an expert
enced hand to do better work, does not
wear out half as many files, and produces
no disagreeable noise. Set the saw in the
wise with the handle ut the left hand,
file the fronts Of all the the teeth on the
side away from you, but not quite to 0
point; change ends with the saw, and
file the fronts of all the other teeth; then
file the backs Of the same teeth to 9
point. Change ends with the nav again
and point the first row.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
Mrs. General Sherman.

Wife of the General of the United
States Army, says: al have frequently rur-
chased Durang's Rheumatic remedy for
friends suffering with Rheumatism, and in
every instance it worked like magic" Send
for circular to Helphenstine 4 Bentley,
Druggists, Washington, d. c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

LARGE, dark-blue eyes, brown cluster
ing hair, a firm but smiling mouth, a
noble head, and a tall and stately pres
ence-these are the goodly possessions of
Miss Louisa Alcott, as noted in 81.
| Nicholas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

BURNETTT's COCAINE is the best
and cheapest Hair Dressing in the world.
1t kills dandruff, allays irritation, and pro.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
S There's Nothing Like II"

"The best We ever used" "Find it
much cheaper than Others" "Can testify
to it's superiority" Extracts from letters to
the manufacturers Of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

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Gives New Life to the Hair.
Burnett's Cocoalno
Remains Longest IN FtFec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

InAa knnv ia manning az the look
~.S - -csSs Thn end va comet
l6esnnins w. 8 'thc boy. he took him
fasnffv ~ "a hand and knelt down.
fhs ~ }nstsnsIy did The same.
! hsnuv feeiins rot through Jshn's
Ihesrt. Bor the quick movement Of the
hov tnld Nm That rome ono, perhaps his
nckher. 49, ma 81 lie was almost At
m eAhs IA faueht him 70 pray.
Yes-dnd. rood John, although un-
knovn IS you 6 that time, the dying
Vonsn had been Z true mother to the
freublirw how that knelt beside him,
snd. "a tRe midst az her many troubles
and afnictions. had ever turned his
vorfhful thouehts to that ALLOWING
Eeyior. Who bleesed the little children,
snd promiped that they should be partak-
- 81 His heavenly glory. Short and
fefvept was the prayer of the good man,
and when he arose he Saw the doctor lay
m TOTO the throbless bosom of the
vonan the arm which he had been hold
m. Thcn he knew that the boy was
no.hsrls. and he led him away way, an nrs
riyins the keeper Of the lodging house
soue money in order that the body might
not Be- disturbed, the three, the mother
lea boy. the doctor, and John passed out
into the lane.
When they reached the High street,
the bells In the church-tower announced,
with . Joyous peal that Christmas had
come.
The snow storm had passed, and the
stars were twinkling brightly in the un-
clouded sky-the same stars that shone
the shepherds Of Bethlehem when
the angels proclaimed the birth OF him
who came to call earth's weary wander,
err to His Fathers eternal peace and
rest; who 10 . Father to the Fatherless;
who has said that those who seek him
early shall find Him, and that none who
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
The t'.ir OF ,he old Boys.

And now for the first time the Society
Of Pac.d Coast Pioneers are going to hold
a fair. or rather the ladies are going tornn
one for them in order TO get the Society
ou, o. debt. The g,llant old chaps are
willing to nave the ladies help them. but
will try ami help the good cause along
mere or less themselves, by backing up
the ladies in their undertaking. The fair
will take place At National Guard Hail.
Virginia. on the evenings OF December
9Th, eth. s,h and 10Th. The wives, daugh-
tiers and lajy friends Of the Pioneers are
doing this. aud Gold Till will stand In
properly on this festive racket" All the
Superintenients along the ledge will each
give a months salary, all the miners the
earnings Of one shift each, all thu religious
denominations will pool in literally. and
the net procceds % the fair will probably
amount % S3JO, O00-or less-which will
ro toward paying the big debt ON the new
hall and building the new cabinet. There
will b- any amount u singing. recita-
tons, baked beans. fiapjaeks, fancy goods
and other Jolly festivities each evening.
and dancing from nine till one o'clock:
Professor vrney's famous quadriils band
will do the music. and II everybody present
fails 10 have a good time IL will b their
own fault.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
A Ju., I..ur..es c..ap.sy.

We desire to call particular attsntian to
the card Of Capt. 7. q. Taylor in another
column. Ho WAS appointed special I'd.
ministrator for the estate Of G. ii. Kohler.
who died . few months ago leaving four
orphan children. tho youngest an infant
only . few weeks old. the mother dying
shortly after It's birth. Mr.. Kohler left
apparently nothing for the support Of his
little ones, having been unfortunate. and
they were dependent upon the kindness OF
good friends. But he had effected an in
surance on his life some three years ago In
the Union Life Insurance Co.. organized
under the laws Of Massachusetts,. He had
only paid one premium u about $500 on
II. and not laying any more. IL was
supposed to have gone by default,
altogether. The agent at Virginia City,
Mr.. q. +. Cauken. however, said
ID wAs non-forfsitAbls. anil there was . pos
ability that something might yet be got
out Of Il. The result wa that Capt. Tay-
lor, day before yesterday. received 4 check
from the company for . little over $4,000
as the amount due from the company 70
the estate Of Mr.. Kohler. Fuller eIplanA-
ton IL given In Captain Taylor's card.
Such honorable action On the part OF the
company cannot he too highly commended
or appreciated. not only by the friends OF
tho poor little orphan children, but by the
general public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

The Great wnr IN the Fast.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-It Ia said that the
recent success Of the Russians In Asia, and
the probability that they will soon achieve
as decisive . victory at plevna. have
brought back the government to that state
Of anxiety into which they were thrown by
tho frat raid across the Balkans. The
papers that support the Premier's foreign
policy are daily and vehemently demand
lng the active Intervention Of England. II
10 stated that the Premier has informed
the Russian Minister that II Adrianople be
taken and Constantinople jeopardized.
there may he such nh cutlery In England as
TO make war on the part Of this country
inevitable. Information Of this declaration
has been sent TO Russian headquarters aud
has made n strong Impression there. Under
these circumstances there Is some reason
for fearing that the country may be
dragged into the present conflict. a fur
Their ground for such apprehension IL that
within the last few hours orders have
been issued for the immediate preparation
for the army corps. A great battle Is re-
ported proceeding at Tirnova.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

-
The Coms,oek SPECTATORS are wild TO-
a.v. They are all determined TO make
their lasting fortunes in ophir. and large
order. for tina, stock have been received
by our local brokers. The recent develop
men, was visited yesterday by Frank
o.h,.,o, w N. Smith and Robert y.
=. a.,
fiAiey' All mihi"s eApe'"' ""o "A
samples oil the rock. Assays from tnese
samples ranged from $500 to 5000 TO the
49,. "a n Smith and John r.y.n m.a.
'o".
another WISH 10 inc mine to-uAy' ana inc
average OF their assays was $500 por ton.
An ,he.s a...vs were from thu drift run.
r---u-.-
ming south ON the 'suss' Inc en'iio 's's
Is In good ore. and tho ore body 10 enlArg-
ing in that direction. The north drift on
,L.i.,,. 4. In hrol.n ,,.r,, AMI no,rhxrx
Tue amor urn nnin sas'is making
slow progress. All who have recently vis-
i.d ia d~evelopment ara morn han ever
~',~s, =, ,--... ii. =.
p'eAseu WIZ" =. ;" eo"'o" ~
,-
considered the prospects OF 'no mine 'ery
good.
That Opbir IA The center of interest In
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Tha nns;, hs,nr .c.lsI IN yi.itors nj
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- ,a ,., /. elm. IN ,hs importnnoe Of IA,
.,,it. anil know which adjoining mine
iii de,;yc ,ha moo, bcneat. In previous
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,hs"r;.s entertained Inv holder. OF MEXICAN
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
rhs Keystone Ciai,s.

Some parties are trying to rssurrsss the
old keystone mining claim. just north and
west OF the Justice. As . commencement
Of operations they have taken possession
Of the old Clinton 4 Hubs shaft. which
WAS sunk by James Rule In isGo-Gi, Just
at the Intersection Of the first ravine from
the westward and Gold Canyon. above the
Justice works. They have erected q small
building and windiAss over the shaft, and
are preparing TO commence cleaning IL out.
The keystone title 10 said 10 have expired
by limitation Of Law several years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
Mystic I.o4ige.

The fourth anniversary Of Mystic Lodge,
No. ,. knights Of Pythiss. will take place
this evening In Odd Fellows Hall. Gold
Hill. The occasion will be one Of genuine
fraternal reunion. There will be singing
and speaking. with . collation. to follow.
After that will come the dancing. Good
music has been engaged aud an enjoyable
occasion may DO expected. AL those for
tunats enough 10 hold invitations will he
urosent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
Regular ssai.Ao sthiy neetisE
Last Evsatnx-rhe Coming Fair
-Mlseelianeous Dusiness, Ess.

A Irregular scmi.monthly meeting Of the
Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers WAS held
last evening At their ihall on d street, vir-
ginia. President Tyrrell occupied the
chair. and there was . good attendance Of
members present.
NEW MENBEEs.
Mr.. Moulthorpe. recently elected men,
Der Of the Society. being present, was Off.
cially introduced and made q few appro.
pirate remarks, expressing his gratiacs'
ton ct meeting 30 many old. familiar
faces, etc.
DECEASED.
President Tyrrell now made formal an.
nouncement Of the death Of ]. d. Melon.
nell. Of Gold Hill. . worthy and much re-
spected member Of the Society. and on
motion. ALI. Doten. W. d. @. Gibson and
DR.. n. Holmes were appointed - = Com.
mittee 10 draft appropriate resolutions
thereon and report the same at the next
regular meeting OF the Society.
PIONEER FAIR.
Judge J. W. Noyes, Of the Committee
on Entertainments. reported having Sc
cured National Guard Hall. varney's
Quadrille Band. and made other arrange.
msnts for the first Fair Of tho Society. 10
tsko place on the evenings Of the 9Th. It'll.
sth and 10th Of next month. under the
auspices and management OF the wives,
IL ..,aJ A., 'tr,in, an. .ftornocn
49, - 81 -, ., ,ha hall ana -.nnoint.
~ IN s.,..a.n,ns -.ommi,tsss sn5 m.ss
-. .s..ncenans. tor rrshin, the fsir
shss,,r a. e. .,via Thev viii meat
'nIousn ~ nno ~, .o"rn.on ~
as.in o.,oI w. t,r,sar ~
elosk' ~ ',1 nA", u ns...in. a..
Iussiu w !" 49,
,.m.,s ,.is,ixe. of ,he Pioneer. such Of
The .Oid Row a. have no female relatives
In the city are requested TO send some lady
friend: Any lady so coming will DO treat
cd WIN ths amt eohs'ueIa.'Vh u s,0ry
.rsh,., q, = msmhcr az tbe Society.
nssson Gibson aid IN, WAS present At
them meeting Of the ladies and could assert
that ali present manifested the greatest
possible interest IN us coming r.ir anu
mn.s moi hs isft 10 the iadies. however /;
he wanted TO see every member Of the
Society exert himself to inc utmost 70
make the Fair . success lie wished every
Pioneer who has . vile, sister or daughter
in the city 10 urge her 70 attend the meet
ing OF the ladies next saturday afternoon,
As tho ladies Of the several committees
VIII ,neh 'e,ee' .he,r n..snn al y.
~sn,., ~ ..s them ali :. 90 i'm relieved"
-han a. m;.ht Ia had AT lie Fair a
:. h.n. nm ,ma"