davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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unb Snniaheln. 9ertinbet IN lDet
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lie pnnfts an rem Yprf Silver unb Baltt-
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philadelphia, Stem yprf, Bafpn unb ole
pelliSsn punfte. @stbtno t NIT 5dee,:
rer 9tt6nnpno unp TeterSbure udb Gtefds
psate ano Stie @tfeabatnen.
Dur6 8rabt.
500 9. 81. gerldBt RiGnpnb Gienfaap, SonncrHas
unb Soinnhtnn Utddt Ytrttnbuneen nj t
Sdnptern in gBeft gpiRt fur SluB.2anbuns
cen. baltimore une aae rpefft den guntte.
Wfadi gertinbuHsen In 8itneno nit ST.
8en Der Ntbtnpne une 9dnpile. 81 6ntrrp
UNI petersburg, unb @beiapeaIe ans Sbio
Gifenbabnen.
2ofaI paffagtere.
300 81, 81. gsr1dbt aiGmuap t-stia (spnatass aus.
genrutnen)
grfal Trh6t.
900 q. 50. @ertd6t Seidmpnb Monfaa, Mttttpod,
unb Brritas. Ma6t 0ertinbnnue en- In
Q9eit Point NIT benz Dampftr aSis" fur
cue sanbnnsen an ben N~tattippat anb
Yaaunt9 8lufen.
Dnr6 p%affaeiere.
1000 3. 81. anturft in Rt6rpnb 9irntup, 7onner.
ting urb snnnabena. Wadt 8ertimtuns
gen NIT 8isen Der 1tdmsnp unb peters.
burg unb ebefapeafe une Sbio Gtientab,
men DER Aansfsr .p5arana" serlaf'
Baltimore BON Yie 144 Tight Str Mnn-
fag. Nittrpod unb Jreitug nm 4 q. NJ.
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belpb a.. gter gerf uap %trsftltten gldssn,
u + tn Wsft 9ptnt NIT Yasen fir gibmpnp
uno rem Sdben.
Durd 6radt.
6.15 2. 81. Infanfl IN @id nr b 9irnfas, 9nnner.
tag unb Snnnahenh. Mabt Ser bintun-
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baltimore. Mart 0trb ubunged NIT ben
Ntdnpnb unb @anbiae. Rifmenb nnb sc.
t%srsbrr9, unp G~beiapeafe uap SbiU Gi{en-
babnen.
9ptal Va6agtere.
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men Sprntae. Maht Wab i 6unaen
NIT ben Nttmpnb uno petersbura, UNI
etefapeafe unb Sbip @tfenta9nen.
2pfal 8ra9t.
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une Frettn9. Wlatt Werbinbuneen in g3:f
@piht nit Gem ! ampfer Sis" son ZEN San.
sunasn her Iiattiprut .nb panunt.s
8luGen.
8e'ae Sratt ndb oher BON @lGb'n fItlth pom Sid
rtonb ttro angef1emraen Die @asen fabren burdD ypn
QDef gpint mad Mlianta.
Die mietrtGfen @retfe, pOrRattse 9aabb,
buna uab s&neligteil ~garantirt
.nGbrpueb Bills sf latin9'" NIT saransirten Staten
gegebet.
Jatrtarten merben ~re:tauf. fir ale nsrbliGen, Sds
liden Inp neltltten TIdben.
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Maentur, S26 Wiatrffr.. I'm @r mango SpteI uni an,
3erot her Gonipagnie Ode Der IS. unb Zpf Strraee,
Ri6mons. @a.
III NM $. 3. DouslaG @ust.
, 1877-10-20
Charles %. 9Siuia1its.

@sribsr Ssfr-Dis nadls Qssisla!ur pirb
eieGeidt cine Tebr ipiGiiae p'rogr, in 70 fern
lie tie Stabt Nidmero unp ipaar ben aana
,en Staat ttttiFt. Son tsn erntbaftrn
Munld, befc:l, bic Gtaet sirdh quEe uub lrets
fame Wannsr %ysrtrs!fH si baten uno b1lsnc,
LAP @ie Ntsbsr cinsr Stst; Silver 3cit fir
has Wobl FER gIrafr psrnfnten, fir p'ldts
Gle jeb! pernlDaen, SIR arr6sn Habiefeitsn,
Medic bic 8drier on 9tner, ipdbrsno 5brer
fribsrcn 8sr!reiuaa ttmerIt baden, pertunosn
nit her III Sbrer Gieaung deiammsIten Grt
fabruitaen, tpiseer III felt fSausn, nil ridden
mir, bas Gle lG S'folee bsiIen nls Ganoieai
fir taa Sans bsr GeIt9aien in ttr ndtItsn
0prpabl aafittIm wsrfer.
Iid,mcub. 1S. Sf'cter 1877.
Snipiie ttistNuTrroe una, r. 0son PAS .Sbt-
ae eias Gppie 1t, bic mil pisisn Mamsnsunttr-
ihriiten meirrr Mittiitasr %Ssrieheu, frfldre i'd
mit b;srnit ais @anoib1s fir bag Saus osr
Dslsgattn 9pn Sirainia in her nd1tsn Sot.
mail.
s borte6 Il @ it1iom8.
, 1877-10-20

GoH Sfijcc. 8olacuoe 8risfe
NIT rcutithen gtamcu III Gen at Der Soft
SfIice IOIepb Truncieca 6njeb, bon
9eitrcid); GtoylC5 0amboof, BON DentId-
Ioun; 6. G9r. Gcmanecn. con Seem
0Olf.
, 1877-10-20
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BON 9. MNuricc.
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(5hmeriitiaer.)"
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81. 9stolo.
n@onoelun0en." @on 81. g0i0bcrn.
uW}pt0en uuo SNNea Der NuItroIiev.
Son &arl GmiI Sumo.
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oem G6u6ret ,Gomitat Don So6onnes
ppn 9ewQQ.
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&ebjet Der Mcoi3jn.
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3poes." Bon @orl Ntumonu.Stye!
W|ootnberiht.
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S@er5 unc Snmor.
limo Ditle onoeye intcrCiiante SQ0cn.
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m;nlon SteamIbip Cine" miro bon jeet
an muy bis 5 llbr NaAmittag8 on9euoul'
alell.
, 1877-10-20
e zimmerman une s.,
8 amvmdrber II. Weiniaer,
420 Groaoln ;piitcu oer A II. S.

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irn E ale 9ltteu Sun 81 acsbanfiMuLe, Jepen II,
Nnmenilciecr NIB Slider. SsieuuNgen eurA
VoltfIrisn meEpen iGhel aue9efiibrt. 91aen
wefben aba fbolt unp abgeieferl ppu uap in il.
9enp einem Abdle ber Stapt.
ley pesbelIsrte Alsini9unasmnl4ine nit
E9pammfn, seScn Dem 3suee Elm ptel ldpns.
res Idel ebsr, alg mgnn se NIT tsr Sanb &C.
lWisat.
VII z sinneman & So,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

and the del cious comfort of sitting BY
a pine camp fire, down in these deep
gorges, chatting with reighbols in
3 GOSSIP py sort of a way, away into
the evening. Is a delight worth a lifetime of
the frivolous sports OF civilization. Arouni
you The sheeny birch, the trim spr, &c, and
the moaning pine stand watch, while the
mourtain peaks IN the light of the gentle
moon lose their frowning stiffness. o, il is
a land to make the suffering invalid, worn
down with foliies and cares and drugs, to
jump with JOY at the thrill OF new-found
life jumping through his veins. The time
is near when |, a trnant from the SC DOL OF
drudgery, must turn my steps homeward,
having failed, as the world will say, in my
dreamy expectations. The few grains of
gold which have gathered viii slip away,
but never the recoliections OF the pure en-
ijoyment, the kind friends the qu~ickened life,
found in the Black Hill. Why, | am sim
ply a b y again, as you will readily perceive,
and po sibly consign his ''gush" to the
flames.
All of the Omaha and Nebraska folks, {,
far as l know, are well, with their scalps
well buttTessed.
G. L. REDFIELD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
The Swan Lake Era saws :

The Canton News states that ii will "cost
sl2,O 900 for keeping and Transporting c%onyicts
to and from the Iowa p%enitentiary this year
Would it not be better 10 build a Cooler
and keep that amount of cash in the terri
tory.
1t is the decided opinionof those who have
cone into the mathematical details of this
subject that ii would be economy to build a
territorial prison. The expenses of,ranspor
tation would be saved, the c~onvicts by. theil
labor could be made nearly self sustaining
and the money paid out for their supper
wenld be kept in the territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
President Wicker, of the Dakota Southern

President Wicker, of the Dakota Southern
road, says the proposition to arrange an e1-
cursion from the east III connection with a
territorial fair in Yankton is entirely feast
bic. The Illinois Central road sends out
excursion trains every fall and excursionists
could be brought from the end of the Cen
trail road to Yankton at a small cost. AS we
have a great deal to show in the way of home
productions it will be profitable to us to get
them together not only for the edification Of
strangers, but for our own qualification. The
executive committee of the fair Of two years
ago is authorized to make arrangements fol
another agricultural display. 1t consists Of
j. w. G. Morrison, NJ. T. Woolley, Geo. W
Kingsbury, B. S. Williams, F. j. Dewitt, A
S%chandien and l.. Congleton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

Four Meanonites who arrived in New York
from the southwestern part of Russia, tell a
story which may threw some light upon the
slight number of arrivals since the war
When started they numbered thirty-four
families, and each had sufficient money tc
found homes in the new world. The money
however, was in shape Of Russian paper, anc
on their arrival on the frontier of Germany
they found it had deprecated SO much il
consequence of the war, that TO sell it would
involve a loss Of 45 per cent, therefore 81
families returned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

There Is little doubt that the battles Of
Tuesday and Wednesday, at Plevna, have
brought serious disaster to the RUSSIA
army and may result in the abandonment of
everything south Of the Danube. 1t has
put a stop to all peace rumors and deprives
Russia of her boasted ability to dictate
terms and England Of It's desire to interfere
for the safety Of Copstantinople. A cor
respondent writing from near Plevna on
Thursday says:
One cannot in this cement of hurry and
confusion realize all The possible results of
this stroke SO rashly courted. Not a Russian
soldier stands between Tirnova and the vic
torious Turkish army in Loreca and Plevna,
md only a weak division of the llth corps
stands between the Tirnova and Shumla
army. / look On Prince Schackoskoy's
force as wrecked, and as no longer for this
campaign to be counted as fighting integer.
1t is not ten days since the 30th division
crossed the Danube in the pride of superb
condition now what is left is demoralized
and shattered. So on this side Of the Bal
kans there remains but the 9th corps, already
roughly handled once at Nicopolis and
once at PleVna, one DIVISION oil the LIN
corps, and the Rustchuk army. Now if the
Rustchuk army is marched TO the west
against Plevna then the Turkish army OF
Rustchuk is let loose on the Russian COM
munications to Tirnova. One cannot avoid
the conclusion that the advance over the
B slkans is severely con- promised. The Rus
san strait is SO bad that the scattered de-
t,chments have been called up from out OF
yOr,p,nn, ovI t1,a pon,,oon l;,tcior
commanded by Gen. Mann, which crossed a
day or NO ago at Nicopolis, has been called
up to the line of The Osma river.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
THE REpULsE AT PLEvNA.
Russian Troops Surprised In the Streets
Subsequent Movements.
[By Gable to the cnicogo Inter ocean,

[By Cable to the ChIicogo inter Oceai.I
London, Aug. 3, 1877. The Hersld's
special correspondent at Per. din, near
pleyna, ~telcgraphs that the affair at Plevna
had been the only serious reverse which the
Russians had yet encountered, but had been
very serious. 1t oocl red through the neg
lect of the cemmonest military precautions.
When the con mander of the Ninth corps.
General Brudener, proceeded against Nice
polls, he neglected to protect his fl ,nk by
failing to send cavalry to occupy Plevna,
then only very feebly held. 1t was the only
opportunity for the Turkish column, which
was marching from Widin, too late to re-
lieve Nlcopollss achieve anything, so ii
turned aside and occupied Plevna. General
Brudener, intending to repair his blunder,
sent three regiments of infantry against
Plevna, which, after some hard Fl, hting,
they actually occupied. The men lad aside
their accoutrements in the streets and scat
tered into groups, evidently believing that
the light was over. Suddenly. and without
the least sound of warning, from hundred
windows and balconies, a dreadful musket-
ny lire was opened on the astonished Rus,
slams, who were completely at the mercy of
their concealed enemies. In vain they
euoso " IetuIH1Ihe IRE after the ilrst panic
passed over them. The deadly shower of
bullets strewed the streets with dead and
wounded, and finally forced the Russians
to beat disastrous retreat
Their loss was nearly 5000 men, but the
moral effect on the troops was immense, for
they ran precipitately from the town.
Prince Schackoskoy was, as ] stated, in
the village of Karajae- Bnganski. Baron
Brudener, his brother commander, was for
the night in the village of Kulisovi on the
road from Nicopolis to Plevna, and about
eight miles northwest of Scliackoskoy's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
YANk DAKOTA.
The Daily Press and Dakotaian
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
TERMs or srnscRIrrloN :

seventy-scven million dollars in legal
tender are now locked up in The naticnal
treasury.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Statement Of the Condition
F aneQl Hall Ins. Go.
oN the Ftnsr Day OF JlsrARY. 1877,
Tls pa,,is el the comply = saasait Hal RS
H y ofRledsin Boston 1gsG
rl,e amaans OF it, capital s,oSk ( il Sloaao)
" he atnoaat oi its eapstai stoek reia up is
Sifo 900.
The Assets Of the Company are as Fol.
essh on aRaad aud is ihe aaads a!
.AEen or olhey persons, 3iN II
-. tt,i tt,
i l'hS4 oYned z! lne eenlsaa, e.siti
! rs $ - Bond, gold sqeisiered sll 40
PR cent oonts, gold re.- u,.lo
[ Z eptr cent beneis catteuey. s.6.2 %
Town nov city ei someFy lic
bouds Observation-Disclosures. II 80
CITY Of Minneapolis. MIN, per
cent: bpnds.t.. ....-.......... l2361
cfyof Miuteapoitt inn &, per
reais Binds .,......... -. 564
city Of =. Pau Mian ,g3vr..
cont HonGs ....es .......... $500
a Il ! nl Tolcoo Qaio pr cent.
Bonds sno
B1nas. nns,
MlddieeeS II. r. B1sIops.s por
cont Bonds ,.l4a
fafia,neham i LoNeI Ii. RI
Bunk and K Il siorks l,oSs,
--4ty Q 81 N
rg,n. nn 49,, ,
= 80 ~, ~, ~ pot, ~, sla sl9ti 80 oslnE
S.rt ,ls,,r a',a, /,
i, ~ uvNpse oe Ah'ant losheu -. 10. ~ y
hi ~. n ,,ret,i,sns -. y
.til otaer tecar.;ie4 gtntcresJ 4ecfucdl. osa' =
qj -,--oe-,--, - :,
$50 -- : = = :. :. =, 1aiWs ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Omaha and California Line

Il the shortest ana nest route hetseen Chicago
and all pei tts In NotthefnH Illinois, Ia-rs Dakota
Sebr aka, WSomiag, Go orado, Utah, Nevada
California, Oregon, China. Japan and Australia
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars

are run on sl through trains OF this rca1
This Is the ONLY LINRsannins these cars be
tween Chicago and St. Paul and Minneapolis,
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winons, or
Chicago and Green Bay.
Close connections are made At Chicago with the
Lake shore 4 Michigan southern Michigan Cen
tral, Baltimore OHIO Piusbusg, Fl. Wayne Il
Chicag n kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routcs
Tor all points East md Scath-East, and with the
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connection. are also made with the Union
Pacific X. r. At Omana for all far Vert points.
Ctots connections made at junction points rith
fruTnS of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sol1 by all Con pon
Ticket Agents In the United States and GanaAas
Remember. you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & North Western Hallway, and take none
other.
New York ONCE, 70. 4ls Broadway; Boz ION
Once, No State street; Omaha ONCE, 2t3 Far1i.
ham street; San Fran isco ONCE i2i Non ,gomery
street; ChicAso ftcke Ofices. 6z Clark street,
unsee sherman House; IS Can y, corner Madison
and anal sirccts Wells Street Dc OF, cornes
Wells and Kinxfe streets.
For rates or Information NOT attainable from
yoas hs,tsie iAskes asenis, apply 10
nAlvu I1sN91,
WI. s7nrl7T.
8enrf PASsy Agf., UhtexEs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
TRAINS noyts.
VEST.
a4rsrsalss..
Nj.
Flag sauonr. Telegraph station.
.coNNEcTloNs.

81. CONNECTIONS.
|. 2. Al sioux City with Ilinokr Cen al slour
City and Paeiae aud Sioux city ana ST. PasI Raj,
Fasseneef train sola !, east connects. a, ps yfs
y0hcAinn Win zhtaaen trains arriving 4, Port.
ihnaytite atl2 ~ . = and fhru connectlnr with
H0"a-ds stages for Virginia Easn tAlsylew.
beiNi', Canton uarrisbprg, flsudrvau Lite o,,,I
i,ocA hapldr, sioux T ais sad AL points On ihr
Big siaus River and IRON leaving Portlsndy4IIo
AZ 10 r. m. cvnneeto-at uayi1 Juuctfon With
l,ttsln going west.
AZ. roini with rtages tor T ca, Neb
Az Vcrmillion With stages for Lodi. rsiyv
siue, Iurnet, bioominEd le anu Finlay
O. AZ Arohiins VITA rtAges iur styJA Alnur
AtG1yvtlle With stages for 81 Helena
Al fahkton with stages for all points IN
southern anu westetn paksta, and Norih Nsbtas-
ka, ana during The searop OF navigation with
missouri hiver transportation Companies line
OF stsamers ior Randall, Btuie rictre, suiy.
Rica, Bi,msteR, stev nsun, ber.huld Ruiotd,
afsal AMI benton; connecting Al Pierre Milh
transportation wagons FOR the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Roete.ao tho
Black Hills.
GEO. Il. MERCHANT
BY pEahleksoSs Gtri Stpsrfhiesaf
igsHt
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
For Stomachs out Of Order.

10 nedIciHG VIII 40 eIe6IuaIty TTTIT5TTT7 TIRE
tone OF the stomach as these pills; they remove
al a-idity occasioned either by iniemperance or
Improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
II 10 healthy ncuoh; they wonderfully efll-
cscions In cascs OF spasn-in fact they never fall
in curing all disorders OF tho liver and stomac h
HoLEOWAY's PILLS are The bes, xnoyn in
the world for the following diseases; Agne,
Asthmz. Bilious Complaints. Botches on the
Skin, Bo"els, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy
Dy2rpiery, Erysipca=. Female Irregularities
Feyers OF nll kinds, F1ts, Goui, Headache, InIi
gestion. Inflammation, JanndicT, Liver Complaint
Lumbago Piles, Rheumatism, Retention OF the
Urine, Serofnia Kings Evil, sor-a Throats
Stone or Gravel Tic potnureaux, Tumofs Ulcers
Worms OF all kinds, Weakness from anr cause
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Sohc are genuine pniess the signature OF J.
HArDocg. 81 agent ffr the United States sur.
ronnds each box Of Pills and Ointment A hand.
some re. Ard will be given 90 any one rendering
such information as VIII lead To The detection o.
any party or partics counterfeitng the medicine.
or vending the same. Knowing them 10 be spuri.
nns
'.eSaia al the mandatory Of Professor Hon
LowAr & CO.. New York. and by all respectable
urrggists aud dealers in medicine throughout
he ciSllized world, the boxes a. a5 cents 81 cts
ard one dollar each.
sT-rhere is considerable .aying by taxing The
larger slzcr.
Nh Directions for the gdldanc6 OF patients
la every disorder a'fxed to each box,
oRce liz Liberty ST., New York.
d.decf-H deGI4-fy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
CONNECTIONS,

i. Al U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
OIntip
=. AT Council Bluff, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Biuns Railroad for st. Louis aud NJ !
ioia.4 south.
81 Al Missouri Valley with Chicago 4 North.
Aestcrn Railway for Chicago and all point. cart
=. Al sioux city with the sioux City and st 4
roads. Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points IL the
Sor,hwcst.
8. Al Blair with Omaha and Eorthwestoru X.
K. for Omaha aud Southern Nebraska
s. Al Fremont, Nab, with the Uuion Pacific .
i. for all points west, and the Pacific csnst
T. AT Wisner. with rtages for Norfolk, and al J
points In Northern Sebraska.
sD-B he -nrs your tickets read Via &c. aPR
=. Q. Elila, Gen'i T1ckrt-tS t.
I. .Du1xyT7. Supfr ,,tenden,
:, $. BURTON PASSENGER Agent. Sioux City. la,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
HOLLO wv AY's PILLS.
Invariably cure tho following dlsea,es:
niaordar tho

In all diseases Affecting these organs whether
they s-crcic TOO m ch or TOO LITTLE water or
whether they are afflicted with stone or gravel,
the regions ef The Kidneys these pilfs should
he takctt acSar!ipg 10 tho printed directions and
the oinincnt should be well rubbed into the
tnt,EIs hnNk lnIind
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Freepor. and Dubuque Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

Is the only ronte between Chicago ana Klgir
Rockford, freapoft, ard all points v IA Rroapori
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Green Green Bay Bay and Marquette Line

IL the only line between hicago and Janesyille
Watcrtown. Fond du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton
Green bay. EscanAba. Negnunee, Marquette
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

Is the old Lake Shore Routa. and IL the only ont
passing between Chicago and Evanston, LAKE
Forest. Highland Par1, Waukcgnn, Racine, he.
nosha And Milwaukee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
La Crosse, Winona and St. Peter Liz

II the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
Winona, Roo hester, owatouna. MaBkato, 81. Pc
ter. New ulm. and all points IN Southern and
Genital Minnesota, Is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Line

1. the shortest line between Chicago and ali
points In Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
andf0r MAdson, 81. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth
and all points In the TREAT Northwest. lis
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-15

A correspondent from Snow Shoe
to the Beliefonte kepabIicdn. gives
the following sad occurrence which
should be solemn warming tO all
sabbath breakers:
The first item I shall write IL, indeed ~
melancholy one, rs well as suggestive 10
evil doors. On Sunday, the ~ mt. n
Young man by the name Of Jas. McCorey,
about eighteen years OF age, started on
hunt. In company with number OF others
from the lumber camp of Holt Il Mellow
els on Wolfe's run. After hunting for
some time without success, they became
separated, and at about s o'clock =. NJ. a
report of young McCorey's gun was heard.
His companions, ON coming up TO him,
found he had accidently shot himself In
the arm. The ball passed through the
arm, shivering the bone and lacerafing
flesh Tearfully. There being NO physician
nearer than snow Shoe. and no better
conveyance available. he was h2uled IN
lumber wagon 10 MoshauOu, distance OF
about twelve miles. At MOshanon he was
taken into the house of Mr. Mcdowell, and
DR.. Glen, OF Snow Shoe, WAS sent for; but
he arrived too lnte to render the young
man any assistance. He was then I'm a tIy. :,
Ing condition. He'died from loss OF blood
about q o'clock on the morning OF the
18th What lesson OF warning th'9
should be tn young men who presume 70
break she sabbath day.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-15

FATAL AcCIDENT.-On Satur-
day morning Samuel and Isaac Noll
residing about mile west of Pleas
ant Gap, started for Bellefonte.
They had gone but a short distance
when it appears that their horse took
n sudden fright and made sach q
short and quick turn that both men
were thrown out of the wagon.
Samuel was throHn with such force
against a stone fence with his head
that his skull was fractured. He
lived however until 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. Isaac also was SO severe
" injured that he can scarcely eur-
vIve. He was lying in q cOmxtose
state at last accounts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-15
SPRING MILLS ITEMS:

The Iron Turn Table has ut la at
arrived and will be put III working
order soon.
The section men on this end had
AN accident last week while on their
way to this place in the evening.
The crank OF the hand car caught
one of the men and pitched him of,
which caused the box 10 fall, spiiling
the rest of them out. Sore heads,
noses and legs, were the result.
J. III. LeitZell, who was going
around on crutches since the acci-
dent will be able to 90 to work again
in few days.
We have now two :irst class stores
of general merchandise, two millin-
cry stores, hotel, tannery, three coal
yards, three grain dealers, Touring
mill. two taIlors, smithy, saddler
shop, school house and two church.
es, and still there is room for more
improvements.
YONFY