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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

70 end the task sumnlerly. and to conduct the Prst
nifty Of bowling to the 81 rrea, coS%mr.e bSiaw. Tn.
moment he sppc.re on The .Genc and was rssSHn ,
mnde no response. ~
The Tribune thus Describes the scene:
! The recrrtinn " President HNVpS by tho rropir Of
New YORK wa, even more cnti ~ ,inst! yesterday lgn
W. Tlnrr Of ins w. brr@ns hiT % ~ T ISL
>n cntranc 10 the building hon, the raiiinFS nrihe
Rrn,iwnr, an,i hrltr n frpnt ~ n" ,i,y Hail Prs
lcnt HAY - NJ unrr IrcogniEr'l and was grsi,d
With loud and Erpong,1i cheering rnd waving nfhnS
ing Strttts aud lnl'!ingA At / ocioSk TIE
rNit. hopping 10 cuir The crowd. Thepaorie caught
r@nSw@i "ppisTse' rmi"r SnVcT 81 he police Mr.
iihnt, sucTtsl,S " rricns us ci[Iia'r w,h ~,
enthusiastic lhrpng As The parry drove away cheers
were given t the President md hs p9lis L Is t g.
Hall and III" inrk during the time Of tn" rrrpon.
The in,pr"Saons from tha%r WHO ne, the PRECEDENT
were almost unanimously favorable 10 him. Aiming
TH S i"T S S sS%i rS re SETrr and TX" Even
llrmocrpts we're ,Hlrnpcc'i 70 admit thrt Mr; nhrs
had made decidedly favorable impression upon the
pcople
And vet the vrracious .SSs tells us there
was no enthusiasm.
The reception was not long enough even
to give all who desired to do so nm oproriu-
nifty to greet the Chief Magistrate. The
HcguH thus speaks of the disappointment
of large number, and what it says is sus-
tanned by the other papers:
II hal b-rn understood that the reception would
contiir until ncinck. ami great WIS tr dlSappotrt.
mcnt of hundreds who came To III" Hall only - ni
that they ton latr. Mayor E'.N had namci Two
oclnck the hour for closing the reCsp,,on aud Of
ih!S President HAYES was quite unaware whri' be
mad" an important engagement on the previous day
for ocinrk. The Presidential party prrCe,cd bS
thr Mayor, len The I1oNcrllorS r'HH ana reiN tolh
private oiiicr II Mayor EIY. where collation. was
spread and Istrtasrn a. amer Which the i'rr,hrht
S'crrtaty EVANS, SeCT'tnIy S'iiI GL aIm NuorhE
awaiting them al Vi" mont nf the prlncfll chiilmr
When tine crowd caught glimpse 81 President ilNNhS
n,iin rn, W ,n.n ,S rr,."Iirn, r,ss ir"n, hs
seat anil unrnvrring his head, gracefully hnw,si ms
acknowledgements rs party was then rap'dlE driven
w liruadNay to the fiftlrANcnuc hotel
We have made these very full quotations
! to show that the President and his policy
are thoroughly Endorsed by the people, let
the politicians say what they will. 1t
must be- remembered, also, that New York
! city is the great Democratic stronghold Of
the country; it is the home of Mr. TlLDEN;
every clfnrt had been made by class Of
politicians to induce the people to ignore
the President, hut. in spite of all, he WIS
most cordially greeted by Democrats and
Republicans, and virtually received the
cncomium. Well done, good and faithful
servant"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

QrGLEY, n wife murderer cxpiatcd his
crime on the "gallOws tree, in Philadelphia,
yesterday. Hanging. il has been Slid is the
worst use I" which u man can be put. We
agrC. hut Snmr men live such lives aS to
make il mrttSSary for the peace and good
order of snrIrty to put them to that worst
u>r. For wonder the CNrcution Yesterday
was accomplished without an accident or
the Intilrfinu OF unnecessary physical suffer
ing He was worked or in an apparently
scientific manner. laundering rNN'utiUns
and urnr,, <Snrilv horrible scenes ut the
Scaiplh have 50 mrch become tn" rule in
th!> ,OIntTy, and scientific or wrll-COniurtcd
rxcrulloM~ the exception, that when we hear
al one that WAS not hunglcd il il worthy
Of particular mention. Bat after all, hang.
ing il ~ nur Judgment the most harbarouS
vi all mole OF execution II entails unnrc-
eSSary suffering and til" law never con.
tcmplatcd that m!liction upon thu most
hardened murderer. We favor capital pun
ishmcnt whvn guilt is established, hut we
want the horrible punishment inflicted with
the least suffering to the murderer, and
would. therefore, like to sec the gullotine
OF the bullet substituted Tor the galows
hut in all eases the guilt should be c-Stal'-
li~hcd lest the innocent should suffer, as
came very near being the ease yesterday in
Missouri, where n man convicted Oh purely
rirrum>tamtial evidence would have been
hanged hut iOi the Intervention OF the con.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

TIE Washington correspondents and the OK.
trcmc partisan pes 0f the whole country. have
been depicting Washington a. the very hOt-bcd ri
vice and miquity. without making any especial
stir: but rs soon A. FRED DOUGI.NS says something
not hair - severe there l. terrible row over it,
P0rissi0Hh (N. H. Chronicle.
Another laundering editor just like other.
who tank il smart to abuse Washington,' and
don't know what they are writing about. The
Washington correspondents never poured out
vCnomous abuse upon the business men oI
Washington Us business men. That was ~
served for Marshal DOUGLASS to do, and hence
our complaint. II Washington has been de,
scribcd ~ a hotbcd Of vice and iniquAy II
was not the bona .fde citizens who made it 80,
but the corrupt money making politician,
from the States, not excepting even the Stat,
OF New Hampshire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18


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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

TmE destructive foty.t fire which has boon
r.;ug in Clinton county, New York, was all
tbs result Of thoughtlc.suc.' and cur,lcssncs'.
\ thought ~, Tool "a: thm'uhu,ro set fire to Il
bush heap wh.u vNg.ylhiug in the m"iEhI"r-
l...d was rs Cry "a, tialcr. and th"rousrpn'ucr
/, the loss Of u million dollars worth Of prop
rIy and great persona, hardship to many lrmn-
-nrrls of n-unlN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

The Baltimore sun yesterday entered upon
tn" forty first year Of its career. For forty
years II has continued under tho sane man.
agcment. 1t has grown with the growth Of
Baltimore and has added strength to tselfwth
added years. The Sn is IL model newspaper
presents is news in wrll.arrangcd and con.
densed form. and is thoroughly reliable in MI
its uttcranccS. We tender it our cnngratula'
tiOns upon its honorable and successful career
aud trust that its venerable proprietor, MIR
ABEL, may long live to enjoy the fruits of his
luhnIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18
The French Cabinet Crisis.

Ifln ITN NV 7 WFE TIMES!
The Ministerial crisis in Franc, j. an events
Of the deepest import the future Of the rrTuiliC
For some time past II ha' st ymrd that Marshal Ma
Mahon had resolved 10 content himself with tht
position III n constitutional sovereign who rrigIr>
but does not govern and who GctrlGS su'h al
vSCrs the mNIntity uG the Legislature may Chut
tn support. Hut under the premiership ID JUic-
Simon the French Cabinet displayed 100 rduCh CGn
ccrn for liberty md too litr for what the Marshal
cunceivcS ~ h. the demands Of order lie al al
pnlatablc Ia the nominal head Of the Government
prrss law oris7N proved To, much for The f,ricHr-
auCc NJ the Marshal. who hrusguty trIk NJ. simon
To task for his negligence Ia this uud tIhGT mHtitr
4 general resignation of the ministry has followed
aud France again enters un period 81 ltiliTICHl
disturbance, In which n Cabinet representing a
minority In the 'hamhcr will vainly attempt to
carry OIL public business by bidding ipr their up
poncnts and by rllyinc lcgitimists and lnpcr-
iaiSts u the support IT the Conservative n uls
nnsch 20 The kAdIrnl NeIMhllenn..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

fail To receive their Paper regularly will =, =
port that fact to this Office as often u Of
rurs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

IT THE citizens of Washington are under
obligation, to the late Democratic II"us" %,
Rrprc,, utltiy,s for any iayprS conferred we
have failed to discover the fact. They cut,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

PRESIDENT HAYES family and guests ar.
rived frum New York on the limited cNpress
train lust evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

From the New York Herald
Now, We warn Brigham Young and his FIJI
low prophets not In ATTEMPT any nun-ciI-r. It. A.
seems probable iron the Dispatch nf the Federal
District Attorney, there shall appear brf7re the
grand jury evidence wtuaEiing tn AREA 81
brigham and uth"r prIrniuCut Mrrmnns they mus
submit quietly We have heard enough Hit,Gu
hlpod and DISRUPTION The country Is ma IN a
humOr To stand much hlusic, from Young, lf his
arrest should hc ordered be had bctlCr 20 ut
and quietly give himself up II the arrest uf hsll
'i1ZIn other prophets Nhuuld hc ordered nd
wise them llgn To- surrender al hnrr and Withuul
the lr1lst blu.i"r Whoever Is arrested viii h
tried under the CirCumSta nCr, he is hkClv ~ have
rather better than iair trial. iIr alinusl Huy jury
Cmpunrcl IN salt Lake j. murC likely 10 RCguil
than condemn an influential NunnttI. rul IL
Brigham Young himself should hc found guilty ID
murder he will have IT, hang and the MaTTn, o.
leaders may we'll ma c up thcir minds that thuH
are no better than anylppdy else. The times when
they could bar the advance ur u Federal arms
when they could comIcl silence pain 81 death
la their capital when they had army al In
dnuS at their command. when n Iirntlc" VIZ
only Tolerated IN l'iah aud they utlcd dc~nIt,
In the TcrTiluIy-thCSe times have g,snc by. ihcir
Influence over u great part 81 the Murmun I,lIula
ton has been slowly Oh the wHnc ever since tht
Pacific railroad was completed. and Justice WIKI D.
rsi made itself felt against LVc, viii NJ Longer lC
balkcd there We hope the Attorney GrncrHl b
awake ~ what is going on IN Utah, aud that ht
will not Tail to give the utInpSi sulIsi1 ." the lE>
trict and marshal in tltir lnlp,rs thor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

THE Grand Army of the Republic of Balti-
more did not reflect the concilatory sentiment
of the country or show much wisdom when il
refused at a meeting on Wednesday to adopt
II resolution to deck the Confederate monu.
mrnt in London Park Cemetery on Decoration
LAY The day of hate of enemies in thcii
graves ha, long since passed, But perhaps the
Baltimore Republicans who have an unenvia.
BILE reputation ~ unfortunate oiiice-scrkcrs aud
pcstiirrOns wranglrrs over Offices, have taken
this means Of expressing their Indignation to-
ward President HAYES, who docs not lend then
as willing an ear as they think they ar emit
tied to. But it's rather cowardly 10 hit ut
live President over the grave of brave enemy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

COUST LlTTA, first secretary Of THO Italian
legation Is to act rs charge dGllairs In th-abscnCc
OF the Minister, BArun Blame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18
The President and Ex-rrcSid~nt
pslsis.
The Mississippi Tragedy.

From the N"W York Tribune"
The death Of Cornrlia Chis"lm ~ deeply in
Tensile, the ;rillir hnrrr at the hlaldy affair nj
Mississippi that the Kcmprr county TRACE lS
threatens II become political catastrophe. II r
In vain that hTrucratic newspapers exhaust thria
ingenuity Ia >lrw that the laiSstnS q party hRt
nrtIir tn III with ihp massacre. aud overhaul slt
ryuri~ ~ pTurr that the victims wrrr Iatn q
Il iubtI character and turbulent mRuncrs. Tn,
spectre uf this hcrit Young girl with her 'swc,'
Intelligent inCr hruwn haii. Hnd large n-1,'lul,
eyes, shot Ia death while trying 10 save her hfhtf
from the mnrrl'.rtris ni.. shielding him with htc
shattered baud struck IN the fare anil IncrrFl III
bullets, dying AZ last martyr of filial dCvtfi N
puts argument I" high, mud dcftS rsl Judgment
Il may In TN" that the it'ud which has rrnCh,'t
this Shaking Termination ma crtircly
pnlitcul quarrel. Vet the Nhrthurn l'cuIlc viii u,
sue IN decide that Chi-um hi Snu aud dHurhtcr
MCl.llaud and tillmcT. were all mnsSErrtd De.
cause they were Republicans. and the NnrfhCrT
people will not 10 far from right No Onc Chu rra'
the story nf the dclrrntc gathering Of two hun
hTud armed met. ">',',gT cod and determined 81
that black sunday muuiur IN Ia knlh, Cr can re
call thu inc 'nts ni the hiIg quarrel which Irc
Culr1i tho murder. NithuM telling convinced Tim
political nnhnusity hu'l mUrr e. d. with The EfHi
than the people al the district are willing TO nc
know ltsl-C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

A NrNnEp Of cnvous psrSgns have cnnSrircd to
make war upon Mr.. JuHS - DEGREES, recently M
pointed Pubiir Printer 1T Washington They win not
SUCCEED, w hope. Nj. DEFREF, conducted the Gov.
NTnmcnt printing ntlC" under the admin nj
Mr.. IINTiIN, md sub 'Cgurniiy under tho mlminiz.
uati1n Of Nj JOIS.uN In most credit adj" aud nili
CIrnI manner, His removal IN lSis. III" result III
personal quarrel between M",srs MuHTOS and Cot
FIN. NJ which he vas made the Virtm. Tn. prpS.
dent has made hrttCT Nppntntnlen slntp he came
into pflic" than that Of JuuS b. DEfREI.s LUHis
GlUbs. Democrat
We fully indorSc all that Is said in Mr.. Dr..
FREES favor, and we may add that the nature
of the fight made against him and the chanc.
ter of the men making it is really strengthen.
ing him in the estimation of all honest men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

The reception OF President HAYES ut the
City Hall in New York, on Wednesday, wos
Us enthusiastic Us could bc drsircd by til"
most porular public man, and this, too, in
spite OF that ishmaclitc paper, the New
York San, which claims 10 represent the
sentiment OF the majority of the pCO-
tic ri New York city and Stat in
dunounrng the President as fraud.
The people of all grades and classes
and Of all political c"mplcXions greeted him
with IN cInCstncss and curdiality which
afforded the hast evidence that his admins
traiiOn has thus far met with decided npprO-
val. The SUa is of cuuIsc As usual abusive,
the truth. It says:
The lr,u,iu.rr P,,-.rn, Oh Tcd hir>-ir Yesterday
twtr rlrr. hu,,<su, rru nnn.,n!yr, 10 tho irohIy
ui -haktnu nis hand. with t.e"y"Wlinm 81 ih" Count
nv ,NI.'un- -! greetings with HAYES. \,
III, earring reached hr mniH emtrnn"r 10 N" tlry
Hell f.sIir cheer went NJ frun ir crow II cmiu>i
I,-rrrkrE~ Il Vas rrnIa! k'ri that ruhlir
uu,uI l"Tg III AZ r'' durnt rfrT .n" i!,il
NJ. ITNYrs was ~, MANNER, nnI lHr,,'HinTy hi,
eyes. rD Oru.inr'y cSprSNNe nrLI'aI l}, Indicated
It, seemed nsTynlI,iy eager Ia pruN fvurthly every
gs;p Fl r .I G S.S I s%m man aI ~ b 80
OF he h,y. WIr1 ci. To- gr,', hin, r,l heartily
right 10 lit, u,r of President Of the Tuned stats
We quote this to show the desperation OF
DANA in his warfare on the President, for
the lie is given to his assertions by every
other New York paper. Even the Ho,H,
which is not favorable to HAYES, says with
reference, to the crowd:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

ASSISTANT SECRETARY MCCoWNlICK was not
ut the Department yesterday. His absence was Oc
casiUHcd lay the indisposItiom Of Mrs Mccormick.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

One dnr, YcnfS ilcf, WAfi AiftlI-- -
WI. DART 81 llrf gmtt fHrrriJr irr t.--8E-s
iarc.- laassrH ~ law Wnr 10 q, F'wafT7
ulrutlsu hr ruuf iilalfu III lf1.r a.
tu tneIn. u I'm WHrE raIr' 5ru.. fH Aa1r-ra
Ntd.e rg.Id H NH, IuE lls 1Hssz- % aaE
~" ltIlrd Ihs Wiv HdIs,siHSrrl. CO... Tar zass
t.iiaue uua zrI4,r u5ls'- isnG HrL rsa. lnsHn
he -uhn Ia .ie-' The Wlllf Mus AlsIIF'i " 90
discovering tlIu lif Ht IiaGHI 1lsf EHrl
" Inch wnaG EHCb ETv ca3t TIa.- 10 lla sl.saa.z-
.-ru HE Enrudis nnHRL ss.lfsg'sr'sA sr lssrETrlE
20 rn rut,nanln 'anG airing hiah-r ul. al''as.- rla
order WIS VIuaST shSrra. HISng fir r-h- -ia
cIIlllrG WE ll" Nln'A nrsirr-s"t llr tlss -
e sls I.nd uHsa. IItf4Hu iIfs rslEu lifTr Brs
ttpa at JigpaI h. TEgln'sg VA, Iis -s'- li -ilL
.Nye vnu sTy vnr M and 1l4l-
,,nr Ena ] GnsUfltrt will lEltE "a villa sa. lH. .
tuld mt, NrnvIlia ililrr mt 1t Fn.=ur uua
m. small =I.m isut wish Uiu r.,at agH A ruv
,y,ru the luaI. dal1a-I nH aa.ssirrl-rra o. r-.
lNr,Irncs -rrr l'atm LuH 1r.lutE CO. ...ra,s.7a
nrrrfrltr Vli-H hr TfTT-HT-r t11Il N.a- -aa
pauna Nr ~. Tam1Tr mUrgr--a. ylrstl -.al4-
tae 20 anm~a " titi- 10" ranHa.Hl rIr 4ra HlaE
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49, ugyHE Iua ht NIsrl'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

JrpGE SMELL taught the gambling fraternity
a wholesome lesson yesterday by holding ED-
WARD MORAN to hail for keeping gambling
house. But the fraternity are welded to their
lavoritc ivory idol, aud will not BE- instructed
until morr Of them get within the meShcs II
the law. II have very little confidence in
gamblers; II is very evident that man who
will gamble will steal and lie" That Is what
Judgr SMELL told them, and tina, Is sound talk
and is u not;"c 10 every knight of the green
cloth that they will get their deserts when
brought before him. With this promised as
sistancc from the bench, the police can have no
excuse for not fcrrcting ont and closing every
gambling-hcll In the city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

The Treasury Department is hanrptlrd
almost Us much the Pct OfIIcc Department by
the uiggarhncsS Of the Dum1crrt, In ihr lHl Con-,
grcSS The appropriation for the Treasury depart
ment was ~ nca.rr that were II En thr Hvitin
Die permanent appropriation made tr tnr rt'rfnr
srTViCr the SECRETARY would bC nov unable 10 r.l
beet customs, To print The = hodur> nppH Whluh
interest i paid on registered Gpvcrmcm q. sud--
the monthly debt statement. ,lctsiaiIs under thr
| customs and internal revenue lava and The HE-
mcTUuS papers ncrcSSary for the IT1IEp Hlnlui-
| triun Oi the Department and the mlOrHGlisa al
| I'M. pulliC
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

THE CABINET meets to-day, and there will
probably bGu long session II, there Is much 10 TX
considered. No use going 10 the white House
you'll not he able to see the President iii Monday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

THE regular uniform for Government clerks
for the months Of July and August will be linen
,lustCr and puhn.lCHi ian.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

We beg leave to state that dcClin" to return r. g..
iecteI c,mmunratinnS aud to this rule tam MAKE
no exception.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.


I've ShNoR" edHo''" eJtrdcS wv" P'e"H-
neM imericsn BcirT'Tpcrs tTTcyeCfue ~ paiTp'
aH R'~."cd Fa as asy o'he' peaS "''ns Te'et
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'ronr ,nc rnlIhoc1hh .Vch,i.s ir,.E,,lrs
"' '''"'s' '''"' W i'"'N"
lhcS manage iailrtHu aialfs "ltf al I'M :
Iani for there the legislative power cont d. tlrn
here Il Is controlled I'm too rC. trr rs IN n
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
PERSONAL.

Harry Wynn went to Elk Point to-day.
Maj. j. NJ. Washburn, of the Sioux Falls
land Office, is in town.
Mrs NJ. D., Gardner and children returned
last from an eastern visit.
Rev. s. D. Hlnman, of Santee agency, left
here this morning for Chicago.
Curry, of Bon Homme, was down after a
load of dry goods this morning.
c. G. and J. H. Wicker, A. V. H. Nor.
rison and the Misses Wicker and Morrison
left on this mornings train for the east.
David Buckwalter and wife, of Maine,
are visiting with their relatives S. S. Buck
walter and the Wynns. They will remain
until after the fair.
Territorial Superintendent Cation arrived
last night from Swan Lake, where he has
been attending the Turner county teachers
institute and left for Elk Point this morn.
ing.
JENcKs HOTEL A. E. Conyne, Warren,
Illinois; NJ. Meehan, Dubuque, Iowa; H.
B. Gregory, Kansas City; H. A. Jandt,
Sioux City ]. w. Sheppard, Ponca; Geo.
E. Merchant, Sioux City j. NJ. Washburne
Sioux Falls. D. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
NOTHING SHORT.

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tens of thousands Of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation which AYERS
enjoys. 1t is a compound
of the best vegetable Alternatives, with the
Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most effectual Of remedies for scrofulous,
mecurial or blood disorders. Uniformly
successful and certain is its remedial eflectsf
it produces rapid and complete cures O.,
Scrofnla, Sores, Boils Humors Pimples,
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and all disorders
arising from impurity of the blood. BY its
invigorating effects it always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints, Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is a
ps:en. repewer Of vitality. For purifying
the b.oad I. !,as no equal it tones up the
,gssefa, rse,orea and preserves the health,
and isaparss vigor and energy. For forty
years il has been in extensive use aud is TO-
day the mne. available medicine for the
suffering ,ick. For sale by all dealers.
Sod by Milk d Purdy. Yankton.