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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
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Containing the elements Of music, with easy and
progressive exercises to perfect the payer in lie at
Of music, (either Piano Organ) to which il added
over sixty W.ltses, Polkas Marches, Gallops opera
ttc Melodies, Dances, etc., by DANIEL 7. BzArr1,
ever introduced, should be in the hsnds Of every P
no and Organ player Sent Post paid to any part Of
tho United States or Csnsda for only ssvsnty-nvs
bAEIEL = BEATTY
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
The Inter-Ocean.
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alive Republican paper, pledged TO maintain and de-
fend the principles and organisation Of the Ns0Oal
Republican party, the InterOcean was early pushed
to the forefront Of journalism and achieved SUCCESS
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universal assent It has been assigned position Of the
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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03

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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
The Weekly journal.

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is large thirty-sx column newspaper chiefly given
to reading matter, and is unquesonably the leading
weekly newspaper Of the Northwest. In it will be
found me latest teiegraphio news, the more mpor-
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SIOUX City nd vicinity happenings.
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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
The ae,ab.k.. Organ.


Mr.. EZRA MORGAN, superintendent Of our tun-
ing department, il well Known by reputation III not
sursrs and professional tuners having had eontin-
osd s1psrdsnee Of over twenty years, and IL pro-
nounoed one Of The best In The country.
CORNISH, WINTER Co.,
Warrington, n. ].
We dvs yoraa 1sfsrsnss, Ne following persons,
nAny moro could DO sddsd, but " deem II unnoo.
ssesary;
James b. Croft, Mayor, And vics-Prssidsnt LIT
Natf Bank P. a. Ham, Cashier 1st Natl Bank
Rev. i. i. Ellison, Pastor Of LIT II e Church; Rsv.
xuGlG, Pastor LIT Pres. church, New Hampton, n.
j., Rsv. A, II. Jelly, Baltimore, Nd, Thomas Hem
y. Alderman, " Arlington: O. 8. Roberts, Alderman
Johnston Z Co.,, Wholesale Hardware Merchants.
Address,
bornial, Winter & Co.,
.5i Y NA0Hlaa40A MI.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03

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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
A Family Newspaper.

Its columns arc carefully guarded against objec-
tionable matter, and every effort IL made to render
1t pleasant and profitable companion to tho home
freside.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
The AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

is carefully edited by gentlemen Of ability and expe
rience. In Literature Local aud General News, For
eign and Domestic Correspondence, and everything
that goes to make Frst-C Class Newspaper it IL not
excelled by any publication in the country. The In
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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03

And fact everything that il usually
found in . first-class Store, which he will
sell ct GREATLY 1RDUC1D prices,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
The Organs.
In regard to these instruments W viii ssy all our
instruments are Fully Warranted
r. .-e.sg @- ..
FOR THE TERM OF FIVE YEARS.

FOR THE TERM OF FIVE YEARS.
This can safely do, - nothing in their construc-
lions has been sighted. Every instrument is thor
oughly inspected by our Superintendent, (MR.
ROBERT HORNBAKER,) before 1t is allowed to be
moved from the Finishing Room. In connection
with this, allow to state that our superintendent,
Mr.. Hornbaker, has been engaged for over fifteen
consecutive years In our Factory and ia thoroughly
eonversant with ill the different departments. It IL
may almost say) principally by his untiring and
saorts our Instruments have gained
superior repuistion, and reward Tor his faith
full performances of his duties in the promotion Of
our business, and rendering our instruments second
10 none, We have styled our Organs,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
MARKET REPORTS

Such as the farmers and business men Of the North
west can rely upon.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

/. conducted with great care, and everything posd'
lie 10 done to make the
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
VOLUME AZ.

perlOr IN every respect for our special
purpoSes-butter and cheesc-oyer the
short horns, that We have discarded them
(thc Shorns), and gave our attention eX-
cluSivelv to the Holsteins. There is one
prominent feature about the Holsteins.-
and most desirable too - the fact that
they yield a large flow of milk during the
entire season. Their feeding qualities
are No |, hardy and thrifty | cannot
see why they may not become formidable
rivals OF any OF the other breeds for the
production of beef. We have never OBJ
tanned better results from any breed in
feeding than the HolsteD. There was
considerable prejudice among the farmers
OF this vicinity against the Holstens at
the time OF their first Introduction here
This has died away is they have beheld
with their own eyes the positive merits Of
the breed, and some OF their most bitter
est enemies OF NOrc are now ready to ac-
cept them aS an acquisition. Grades are
becoming plenty among nearly all our
farmers. At the present rate Of increase
We may contidentially expect within the
next ten years to see all the hillsides Of
the most productive dairy districts Of
Worcester county dotted with these beau
tltul black and white cattle"
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
No More Public Land.

1t has been very recently stated that
there is not public land enough left for
actual settlement that is lit for agricul-
tlnc to make good county in Wisconsin.
The old homestead plan of the Govern
mcnl is not applicable to the land that is
left, which is arid, marsh, mountainous,
and forests. Scientific men say that it
must give way to- different arrangement.
The arid regions are fiji mostly for paStur-
age, and very large tracts must be grant
cd hy the Government in order TO insure
settlements on them. Large herds of
cattle are the only product of which they
are sure, and for these it requires an I'M
mense range, With access to the streams
that lie so far apart. There is in all
nearly seven hundred Thousand square
miles Of This pastrlagc region. Farmers
may govern themselves accordingly.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
The Androscoggin Lakes.

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article from tb mem Of TJworj ,I,hort nn ..th"
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Ic, Iuzrn ar 1porr s,lnIt s,,,,fl,r ,,',.I ana, L1,
ia in thr forests and ,,nnnr tL mountains tf,
surround these l,l,n. .u1 ,n,l,r;h,t tI [,,,t, ~,
to tht. mighty cHrrrnt ,nui,ai thnr.ti.,,n tbronI
fine \udrosrourin NaIlnv Ia t!,n orn.u M. iv
lakes have an ;.r,r,..t,t, s,r;,,. Of
sul,rr nilr, Thrv drain = tri,,itnr,. ,r,,, of ,iun
hundred s,luarr miles K,- ail nt dim, rotd ~
couner-jud ponts tIrir 'stnr1r. IL innrn,snd f.
very nearly u DOn Ooo uDa ruLic t.nt onI thn;,
,lItilow is but from thir1,ei> t t,.t,. irI,t Lr
in reaching the civ of Lewiston tH ,rbnsc mat'y
mallutu,torirs they furnish an ,n,n AMI nvbnnyi
less power This fiInrtinn taken in rnnnncIinn
with the extended timber lands which rnyrIn,
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The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
HolStein Cnttlc.

There seems 10 lie Il natural affinity be
arcn certain races Of men and certain
"mlrtIrS of domestic animals. Thus in
Texas and Florida, settled originally bv
~panlar.S, the predominant race Of cattle
the long legged and long horned Anda-
Hmm while in the northern States the
Short horns, AyrshireS Deyons and .Ier-
-rlS all British varieties are the favor
tcs The descendants of the first impor-
ttilons of the large cattle Of North llol-
land ran ont 10y intrrmiNing with other
breeds But the later attempts to intro
ducc and preserve them in their purity us
4 distinct breed, has been more successful,
and the llolsteins are increasing in favor
As dairy breed. Mr. Lucien ID. Tr0W
~ Massachusetts, in reply to an inquiry
bears the following testimony to their
practical value
In regard To the IIulstein COWS for
general dairy purposes, am able to
speak confidently having had quite an eX-
tensive experience with the same during
the last eight years. TO sum up the mat
ter, believe they are the largest milk
producers in the world. We have had
short horns for long term of years, and
81 excellent strains of blood, and took the
H0lstelnS at first as a mere experiment.
hey haze, however, proved SO vastly su-
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
The Famous Lady with the Iron Jaw.


My name is Milly De Granville I'm twenty
three years old, and can lift $50 pounds dead
weight. with my teeth" said the Young lady with
the iron jaw. as She came forth smiling after the
performance at Baruums yesterday afternoon to
meet reporter Of the World.
Fifteen minutes before the latter had sat III mute
astonishment while this young woman clad in per
fectly lifting and becoming tights, waved kitchen
chair in her teeth. or by the tip end of its back
held it at right angles to her comey figure while
all the multitude applauded Now he stood alone
in the presence Of a fashionable young lady with
pretty dmpled cheeks and large gray ewes that
twnkled good naturedly beneath perfect garden
OF flowers IN the shape Of spring hat, and which
looked honestly at the reporter as the above start
ling announcement was made. The transition
from creek statuary to Partisan vitality was too
sudden: the reporter stood speechlesS
w hat You don't believe me! See" And the
spring bonnet bent down gracefully, while with an
lnciSlve click a set of beautifully white and even
leeth came together on the back OF Il mahogany
chair, which straightway was tossed high up over
the young ladyS bead held there moment, tr
umPhantly returned TO its legs, and then compla
Gently sat down upon by Miss De Granville
NV ell, viii YOU, SAID the reporter, curiosity
overcoming finer instincts allow me to inspect
those remarkable teeth .
"Ol course, said Miss De Granville beaming
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
Anna Dickinson.



Apparently Miss Anna has the hydraul-
ic pressure Of job Trottcr or Brother
Sherman when other arguments fail
remember, some ten or eleven Years ago,
when President johnson was here. he
visited the Scholarship, then one Of Bos-
tons lions, and, like other guests, inscrb-
ed his name on the visitors book. Short
ly after came Anna Dickinson and, while
registering her own, took the cool liberty
of drawing her pen through the name Of
the President of the nited States. The
captain, on discovering the impcrtincnt
performance, without making allowance
for the fact that Mr.. Johnson's politics
We're not approved by Miss Dickinson,
had her name at once crossed out, anu Il
marginal note inserted explaining why.
Tradition says that the future Queen Of
Tragedy Wept painfully upon learning of
this ''unmanly outrage" Judge Russell,
who was then Collector of the Port and Il
patron Of the Scholarship, cruelty refused
to have the captain hanged ut the yard
arm. But mark how leadcn-tOotcd JUS
tice surely overtakes the evil-doer. Judge
Russell lived to become Minister to Ven
czuela to have I free fight With presi
dent Guzman Blanco, and to come home
4 few weeks ago Il bighted being and Il
candidate for a European appointment:
The captain was subsequently transferred
to New York, and experienced promotion.
The school-ship is sold. Andrew johnson
is dead. And Boston. which allowed the
outrage to pass without Il resolution OF
even a letter from Wendell Phillips, lies
to-day 4 helpless victim before a Wagner
festival. How easily, throughout all, the
wise observer can trace "a mighty maze,
but not without a plan, as the Centen-
NAL poet observed Of the Kansas corn
stalk.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

Close confinement, intense mental activ-
ilY, and that spiritual excitement which
Is a necessary condition of fine intellectual
work, make great tlraughts on the nervous
system. 1t needs a strong constitution to
endure them. Every great mental effort
has to be paid for in one way or another.
DlgeSllon muscular vigor, nerves, and
often the brain itself, give way under the
STRAIN. Let amy man who is not used to
intellectual work, sit down to prepare
twenty, OF thirty pages of manuscript. or
make himself ready to address a Jury on
Il case OF life and death, or calculate some
great and complicated business ENTERPRISE
and he will soon learn the bitterness and
prostratlon Of brain fatigue When the
parson comes down on Monday morning
his appetite is gone. and his nerves are
tremulous, and his head feels as if Il little
shaking would make his cerebrlm and
cerebellum rattle about like dry kernels
in a walnut shell. The lawyer, when he
has finished his brilliant plea: the lcctur-
cr, when he has delivered his eloquent
Grafton; the man of affairs, when he has
gone through the strain of winding up Il
years business 3; the author, when he
comes out from five hours quill-driving
IN his study; all these, unless they are
gifted with uncommon strength and en-
durance, are exhausted men, and Il kind
OF allowance must be made for their con-
diton.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31

the men, as he halted his horse beside the
boy.
"He is dead" whispered The white face
defender.
"He is God forgive me for the part
took last night
"You called him q coward" cried Jo-
seph's brother, land you are to blame for
this 3 Was he a coward? Look there
and there, and there We drove them
back from the Wagon-droye them clear
out here. Joseph is dead. You are his
mUderers.'
Every man was near enough to hear his
voice and note his action as he picked up
the rifle Of the Indian and sent a bullet
through his own head With exclama-
tons OF grief and alarm trembling on
their lips, the men sprang from their sad
dies. The boy was dead-dead as Joseph
and the corpses were bleeding from a
dozen wounds.
''Nell carry 'em up to the train and
have a burial in the morning" said one OF
the men, and the bodies We're taken up
behind two Of the horsemen They did
have q burial, and men looked into the
grave With tears III their ewes, for they
had discovered that Josephs brother was
a woman YES. a woman, With the WhitcSt
throat and sottest hands. 1t might have
been t)oseph's wife, or sister, on sweet
heart. No one could tell that: but they
could tell how they had Wronged him.
and they said, as they stood around the
grave:
"We hope the Lord Won't lay it up
agin us p
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
Collie in the OK

Is occasioned usually by the presence of
some lrrltant matter. generally indigested
food. The symptoms are pain Of 4 violent
character, evidenced by the animal fire.
quently lying down and rising up again,
turning round his head to the Hank, and
attempting to strike the belly with the
hind legs, or horns. This pain is not con
tinuous, but comes on by fits, which go
of, and Tor the time leaves the animal
comparatively free from pain, returning
again with renewed violence; there is
loss OF appetite and rlunination is sus-
pended. This affection however, is com
paratiVclN rare in the OK. Treatment
consists in administering the following
combination: Epson salts, one pound;
aromatic spirits OF ammonia, one ounce; +;
tincture of opium, two ounces: water, one
pint; mix. injection Of tcpid water should
also b" administered. Prairie Farmer.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
Tripping Down the Field-Path.

Tripping down the field path.
Early in the morn,
There | met my own love,
Midst the golden corn
Autumn winds were blowing,
As i'll frolic chase.
All her slken ringlets
Backward from her face
Little time for speaking
Had she, for the wind
Bonnet, scarf. or ribbon.
Ever swept behind,
Still some sweet improvement
In her beauty shone;
Every graceful movement
Won me-One hv one
As the breath of Venus
Seemed the breeze Of morn.
Blowing thus between us,
Midst the golden corn
Little time for Wooing
Had we, for the wind
Still kept on undoing
What we sought to bind
Oh, that autumn morning.
In my heart it beams.
Loves last look adorning
With its dream OF dreams,
Still, like waters flowing
In the ocean she'll
Sounds of brcezcs blowing
In my spirit dwell!
Still see the field path
Would that could see
Her whose graceful beauty
Lost is now 10 me
Charles Swain.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
Death by the Guillotire.

u Frjiuy \nrIl1 ~ ~,
Th,. homes ro;sl h. thr Ir1,, IN th,. ease nr K1
loir th,. assassin If N,ria Il. W,norh ,.rr Iisor
nn,+.I tb,t rntori,lIs rriInin.I h,vin,, hr.u ryl
m al ,nstnr,l,,. ,no,,,n,r Il,,n,, thn p,r,. M /, Ro
o,nttn MA lni,r ,,,inI NJ +i,, thnt ,.Iaus.l ,ttnr
Li ,,,,,,t;,i / n ,,,,,,. +, ,I,,,,s, tI,t tI,,,
I,tl ,,,tit, ,,I L ,,,,,,,,,+,J' +, bari I.I,o.
t,r Eti al r;,.,,,, ,,L ,Iil L,.,1,., tl t,n,t,,
is,,It,,I thn ,,,,,t Dr. R.r~,,r,n tLr l,r,,nf If
decentralization Bat Billoir confessed to The Iuur
der tLough PRETENDING that The derd wlS done in
n ,,n,,,r,,f nf I,,ssinn in a,, ,noovern,bln tt o'
Y,r.r r,,t rhn Sunr,m,r ,nrt r,jrrtr,, TIL annn,,
4nI H.. Ev.,ut,,n ,jrrinnd IL ;ttnrt,.r,. Ynstnr.
I, ,,,r,,i,,, th ,ht,--iiftI .,,rivnr.,r,- nt tb.
,ynr,ino of fh, yuijintinr N France H;iloir Mas
Inr,niiatrJ Thr da,- brt,rn he wos confident Of =
rnr,rir,, ur,sl,a( tbo Dortor for an nvtra ration
t ..rI s.,.in,r H. rnndrl a .,rnt dnal or t;,rrr tn
t;ii;r him oit to New CALEDONIA liz, pIavcd .,at,
Win hi, Guardian until a late bour thrn went to
bod YuJ snnu slrpt soundlv For some d;iys n
crowd 81 nnr,ons bav. Gathered abont tbr nrison
of ta Rnulrtte for th. lnIrpose ot seeing the exc
rution bnt thr ru,uor th.t I'M President h,d rom
uutc1 fine punishment led mouv lovers of rxtraor-
,lunry sensation to drSpajr of the spectacle, only
g. HluItrl ,Ilnhrr nr trrsprs 1nalI1y journalists
v,rr, on the SPOT Yesterday morning I'm half an
hour the guillotinr wa, rpaily. and VI Roeh with
a ci.s,r in his mouth walked around it to se. that
every thine w;lS rigllt Evidently NJ de Paris was
I'm bad humur He growIrd at his aids found fault
with several details drove i'm the wedges with his
own hand then ,,ntIe fine axe of the ,rniur rlay
NM aria down thr.,. or four times Then he Touched
thr button md if t.ll with a thud upou the wood
more routcnted look passed over his face at this
moment and he looked positively gav bv th, light
of the burning tnesots as he walked hri4klv up to
the, prison door to gr his prisoner and to Give his
recent Meanwhile BIIojr was wl2ipprd in the
,luubcr of thr inst Snddcnly he was aroused by
thr nasb Of lantern In bis cyes and sprapy up in
bed to find his cell invaded :.parIou he said be-
fore fairly awake. and NJ Jacob then announced to
him that his appeal had Been rejected ana that his
L.,l g. that
The Republican journal., 1877-05-31
How To Win Divorce Suit.

The following skeleton Of an argument
was found Oh table in the Circuit Court
room, supposed to have been left by Il
distinguished legal hminarN engaged in
Il recent divorce case:
|. Importance of the case.
=. The parties; their great dignity.
3. The great questions of our modern
civilization; the rights Of husband and
wife, their duties to each other.
4. The marriage VOWS; its sacredness.
). Touch up the court on the solemn
duty imposed upon it in tearing from the
husband the property which God gave
him title to, viz, the body, soul, and at-
tections of his wife.
&. EXcoriate the wife, picture the
wrongs Of the husband: move the court
to tears (f possible); quote from Milton +;
"Till Hymen brought in lovc-dclighted
hour, there dwell no joy in Edcns rosy
bower &c, not sure about that being
from Milton, may be from Pope or Walt
Whitman; but no matter); cite authori-
ties-Greenleaf Bishop, and 2lst Mo.
Pcroration overcome with emotion
glass of water to be handy handkerchief
to be pertumed; to have on Il swallow
tailed coat; apostrophe to Justice. From
the st. Louis Globe Democrat.