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Merchants CargIIng Oil.

This very useful article is now recci :;
ing the very highest commendations from
the press. and multiudes Of witnesses
who have tested its efficacy. /; is con-
sidrrcd as one Of the very best remedies,
aud in it's refined. purified state it is re-
garjcd as one uf the most powerful liui-
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FoR THE PooR-In New York city
the necessities of the poor are 50 grcnt
that the board of aldermen has asked for
$1,000 to hc expended for the relief Of
the snfrgrcrs Never were there SO many
people out of employment and suffering
for the nccesslrios of life as now.
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There Is, probably. no way in which
vo can benefit our readers mcrr than by rg,-
g-umcading 90 them fr general use JuhHSoHs
Apu,yB. liu,u.1L lt Is adapted 90 almost al
the purposes 81 family medicine and A.
spociar Tor coughs. colds, vhooYiug cough.
soreness u the chest, lugc stomach. rlcuna-
tism splitting - blood. and all lung difficulties,
70 has nD equal tLat ever uc saw ot heard of
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Coon ADVICE II there Ia any 81 cur
readers who dUUH Llc wonderful curative Effects
~ bGrauF's Nhgumaiic i.gMciy, .g them wF4tt
O. any I4ul.iiUut person ia Washington city.
shCre i is manufactured. aud they vii learn
that it Mill Do even mur, than D. claimed fof H.
Sold by an retail druggists. and al wholesale ID
..i large cities. rrlcc. Si.ol.
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There can bc no mistake about il,
% Mat-hicss ping tobacco takes the leaa
Old inc cut chgvcru aay u gives better salts
fsciion and !s cheaper than tnv caI Aou can
not be- imposed upon. A. each plug Las tie
wgfds " Natchless 4. i. Co." uu . wooden
tag Tr, i Ouce aud YOU viii always use H.
Manufactured hy ihc Iancur Tobacco Com
PAM. New York.
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DnMn with PRICE

In these times % general reduction. that man
is slirevd shu anticipates the wants q the pub
broadway. New York, Is the pioneer in reducing
prices. Others have since foliusod sut still
this Is the only hrsi-eAss hotel ia the city where
one can stop Al $3.50 aud s3O0 day.
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THE LATEST HorEL REDUCTION lie
lauds S,urt.EAnt House. broadway. Tseuty-
Eighth all Twenty SIuth S;,.. New York 100
rgufns reduced O. c30J = dAy. 2al rooms re-
ducrl % $3.50 q day, with hoard Rooms with
ont hoard, SlO1 day and upward. Elevator
aud al modern improvements Convenient 81
an place ~ interest b the visitor street cars
pass thc S:aricyaut for Central Park The dup1la
sudRl paIts ~ the cily.
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Nrw NuEE prpcHkstNC AUrNCr. All Kinds q
commissions e,ccl'ci !aiJbWly aud promptly by
an experienced buyer. Lrtivrs cf inquiry should
contain stamp. Addrcrs Nrt. L. nE q, HURp,
100 ". l7fh street, New York.
: Valuable (;ilt..N ~ IN arrnngrurrut ulth the
fuhlIsh~r. uil s~nd ever reader - tis paIrr =
sample farkarr - Transfer Pcturcs ffr send 3cent
stamp for po,tsF- They hrhy c.IHrct heautifal.
and easily Transferred AZ ubleci - initiate eH
setly th- most beautiful painting, AE.nta wanted
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A most refreshing and healil.ful iusti-
tguon is the morning hath. and Il Is double
beneficial when GIINN SULPHUR soar Is added.
I-J Il ia preference 81 tltc costly scented soaps.
which sometimes ujufo instead q improving
the skin. Doput tuttoutons, Ne, 7 sixth ave
uuc, New lurA.
Arfarlr
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The propriciy Of giving condition
med.ciac 90 horse, cattle and sheep Was dis-
cus-ei And admitted by many - ihe agricultural
.oc.,;ics throughout thc state last fan, and We
hvlicFo that .u every ca-c bot onc thoy decided
iu favor - Nts1dgss Cdcaa-1 Condition po5c-
a.rs Good IudgIa,ul
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Sore Threat. Cnnrh. Gold

And similar truublrs, II suffered b progress,
result Ia serious pulmonary affections. often
times iucurahic. Browns Bronchial Troches
reach directly the sca, of the disease, and give
almost instant relief
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Health Curscts. and why no,
Hasn't tlorc been enough eva vet l.y the old
style ~ corset r Dr. Warmers Health Corset is
approved hy al physicians. lT1cc hy mail.
sL75. Warner HIas, 763 broadway, \. j.
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thr facts attending the appointment of haid
electors. and pretended vlcytors, and rrpurt the
Same e. tho senate, and for this purpose may
employ a stcnuguphcr srud fur persons and
IaIcrs. administer usths ani examine wit
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11

Everything ahaut Sanioris Radical
Cure fur C4tarrh invites cauhdcgico Il is the
prescription 81 one ~ our abieet physicians.
and j. prepared by our % the largest and most
reliable drug houses IN the United states
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11

At our request Crngin & Co., of Rhil-
adelphia, Pa, have promised TO send
any of our readers, gratis ION receipt Of
fifteen cents to pay postage) a sample of
Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send at
ouce.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11

Two thousand umbrellas and one thou
sand paras0ls were lost and found during
the Centennial Exposition.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-11
A REMARKABLE CASE.

LAST AhpoLrooSo', Mss, June Q, 1884.
M SEs. EfYS uTT & Co.:
When uy daughter : hair cane OF she had been
slict 2 with neuralgia in her head for three years
She bad usc ! during that time, man, powerful an
psca;sony. lk-s,, wi;A the intense heat caused f-
e psias, burned her hair 50 badly that in Octoher
isI q u same oa, aal Ter two years after her head
'.sN as s-epuyh Is her face.
lE~-,i-a tbs recommendation of a friend, she was
reduced 70. t-y your GoCoAtNE, and the result was
as'em hlrs. She had not used half tho contents of
bat.e teefe her head was covered with a fine young
lar. 10 iaar mc7thS The hair has grown several
iaches i9 len-ta, very tniek sot and hne and Of \
5a-.tr go.cr than formerly.
Nlsh respect, WIN. s. EDDY.
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A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS,

AZ WE WANT 500 R;oaE FiRST-cLAss
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS. AND 500
MENoF ENERGY AND ABILITY TO LEARN
THE BUSINESS or SELLING SEWING MA
CHIMES. COMPENSATION LIBERAL. Eur
VARYING ACCORDING TO ABILITY CHAR
AcTER AND QUALIFICATIONS o. TRE
AGENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Swing Machine Co., CliCagO
tsT % rE.AewAy. Nrw Tn. NJ E.- r-l.n-. "a
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LOSS OF HAIR.

LWNN VI IIAIhs
BosroN, July 70.
Nt-srS losErir HuESrTr & Co.
Ter many months my hair had been falling or
unsA ~ss fearful cf l-aaE IL entirely. The slih
upon ay Arsd became gradually more and more in
GAwet. - that i could upt touch a. without PAIN
by abe advice e my physician 20 whom you had
shova yoHf pfoocys ot purifying the Oh, commenced
ia u-= the last week a June. The first application
a37yr3 the trhus and irritation. In three or fs,,
la erased 20 fa, and have now a thick eroutS al
rev hasf.
Year, very truly, SUSAN r. EDDY
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PRACTICAL FARMER,
BurnetrS COCOaine,
8urnett's COCOaine,
Burnett's COCOaine,
r,s- 5-aaso'inc ~ grosrs q, and Besaanin7 aA<
f'ai~. ege8 rs'sserisg q D,rrt and 6zos5y

The CeloilNr holis, in a liquid form, large pro
-sssioa ei deoaorisrd CDCoA-NUr OIL, prepared
spss-'y Ger tais purpose. No other compound ros-
szssrs tae peculiar properties which exactly suit
gse aariaut conditions ci the human hair.
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JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston.
Manufacturers and Proprictors.
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| sr NiouoiAh for January, with its ehoogy
/ greeting on tho cover its sIquistSiy beautiful
fTontHpicoo, the wonderful variety IN its pages,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27
The Democratic Split.

There is rent in the democratic
party. 1t is neither as broad as
barn. door nor rs deep as well, but
ii will do" i, is split which can
not be pa,ched,a dilaceration which
will not heal assure which cannot
be filed, and gap which will not
Close. In short, it issa fatal breach
through which the republican party
will maroh to twenty ,oars moro of
usefulness, row l-heaeh hesnce.
The solution of the continuity Of the
democracy, in whiah tho northern
dough.faees were separated from the
southern members, occurred yester-
day at about three o'clock p. m. In
lAc DIVISION oflbc house on the ques-
ton oil u recess, which meant hlllbus-
tering, the vote stood l63 noes to Sc
ayes, all. the prominent southern
members voting with the republican
party. This was glory enough for
one day It is but the finger Of a
glorious prophecy which is pointing
TO the future, acquiring peace OF
earth aud good will towards men.
! When president HAYES makes up hi:
4 cabinet the south will be satisfied
and hereafter her people will fearI
That their true friends are not among
4 The hypocritical riilraif Copperhca,
faction OF The north, but among thos'
who were brave enough tomee, then
i like true heroes-on the battlefield, il
the struggle for the preservation 9
national unity Na'iona' ReTn0'
| ca4 Fs5. "a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27
Billingisms.

~.
The man who can say ait he has got
TO say in q few words IS an ugly Gus
toner 10 handle.
1t don't pay 10 pfephess; II you
get II right nobody remembers it;
and il you get it wrong nobody for
gets it.
The cheapest and toughest thing to
wear in this world is truth, and yet
men will pay twice rs much for .
lie.
Faith has won more Victories than
ambition ever has.
1t don't require much talent TO
write, but TO know jus, wha. TO
publish requires the highes. order OF
talent.
Children that are remarkable for
what they know at Eve years old, are
generally moro remarkable Il twenty
FIVE for what they don't kaow.
Any man who can swap horses or
catch FISH and not lie about It, ia just
about as pious as men ever get in
this world.
There is full as much pleasure in
economy as there is in profit.
Cunning is q short-lived success.
Truth never need be in hurry, bn,
r. lie must be all the time on the
jump; lazy lie soon tires itself out
and ends in confusion.
i. have seen many an ugly faee
grow beautiful just as soon as j,
opened its mouth and began to talk
| You can sggeup hill, young man, rs
fast as you please, but so down hill
slow.
II there is q man who think, that il
is an easy job TO be strictly honest
just let him try II once.
The man whose sole ambition is L
win the applause Of the worla, is sur,
to be disappointed, whether he win
or loses.
Obituary notices, to he VERY hne
should not be too true.
/. There is nothing so weak as IN
cunning in a man, and yet he is ap
to be more vainnf it than he is Of bi
4 judgement, Josh Billings.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

olins with two setsof certificates which
mns, g. to tho commission, after
which Vermont and Wisconsin will both
be opposed By objsctions. by this diia-
Tory process il will be next to iinpossi.
Bib 10 complete the count by Tho IEli Of
March, ana the question Of WIN shsii be
pFcsiasnt seems to be in very undiyi-
ded and unsatisfactory condition. The
senate msy yet take shc bull by the
horns ard instead Of waiting=for the
house to act, invite tha. body to tho SEN
ate chamber and there complete the
COUNT. This course is recommended.
The president Of the senate, by taking
the position that Speaker Randall did on
Saturday, could refuse to entertain dila-
tory objections and ,hrs force the count
TO completion in time 70 avoid difficulty
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27


'fhe work Of the present congress has
heen almost exclusively devoted to pres.
iaeu, making. Thr entire session has
been Enthusiastically and notoriously
political. The business of the count made
Legislation Ing. Not one weeks are left
in which to complete and pass important
appropriation bills and attend TO other
business OF actual moment. -ThD time
isealtoee,her too short for careful con
ssideFatioa Of the bills which are to ap-
propfiate millions Of dollars from the
Pblic treasury for the fiscal year. The
best>N,ing congress can do Is TO provide
ler q meelng of the frty,iifth congress
its early aftsN the Inauguration. Of rresi-
den, = Viii he l>Sscticable, for the pur-
tetesot occurring Appropriate Legislation
\ movement is already being made to
cflrc5 i6f5 TesuH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

The possibility of no result being
reachcdyby tie Joint sessions Of congress
.tos counting the presidential votes, is al.
ready becoming an important question
alsi ge!tng iean congressman as well as
democrats are bcginniug 10 agitate the
subieet aad deyise way 10 meet the
emergency. AZ The law NOW stands,
here is TO provision tor an acting pres
i.lep. ;sfter the ith pf March. The pres,
, i1eaf of ,hesenate oan. only become pres
ident n ile event Of The removal, death
of resignation of the president, so that
Grant vii! haze to Resign N order to- in
sure n successor, unless the couat Of the
votes Is completed and the aew president
zia declared hF The 4th Of March. The
democratic tiIlibusters Of the house, oh.
Jeetefi to Pennsylvania Saturday which
threw the count. over till Monday; the
same policy will be pursued towards
Rhode Island. Then comes South Car
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

II vas fumored in Washington sa,nr-
day that m attempt would be made to
.eize III TIVE mahogany boAcs confirming
the electoral votes when the members Of
the senate we're passing through the ro-
tunla on their way to the house An ad
,iiiional number Of police were stationed
IN the passage way to prevent such an
outrage should it be attempted. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

The action Of tue republican national
Committee during and since the canvass
ltas been thoroughly investigated, and
not one thing hes been recorded agMns,
il good name. The party owes much
9 the indefatigable zeal aud energy dis
played by Chairman Chandler and Sec
retary Mccormick throughout tie long
and hitter fight.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27
If tie National Republican is to b

If tie National Republican is to be
accepted as the mouth apiece Of the ad-
nrinistration, present and prospective,
then there is to be very radical change
in the policy Of the national government
tuward the southern states with view
OF breaking up the present condition of
POLITICAL parties there The southern
state governments are to be allowed to
sink or SWIM withopis aid or interference
from Uncle Sam.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

The democrats are anxious to have an
eAtrs SESSION Of congress. They are
afraid to walt. until December, for fear of
losing tie organization of tbs house.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

'lhe vote OF the electoral commission
tn counting or.gon's electoral vote was
saAen in senate Tliurman;,s bed cham
iier- wlse was tou VI . attend the sit
,ipe- af the Commission:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

Some Of Mr.. Tildcn's friends assert
that he will take his case before the su-
preme court and endeayor to prove the
,fnconsJitutthnalsfysof the electoral bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

Tie Nichols legislature OF Louisiana,
HAS adopted resolution expressing the
belief that the citizens OF that state will
nei pay taS5ss7'Fss.'s'-sr Sustain he Paekafd
Government
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

Both houses agreed to count tue Ore
son vote. In the lower house the vote
in fayQr Of counting Watts was Isl to
l0.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

The objection to Pennsylvania efect-
or, naajel ] Morrill,, was made On the
- AL ,l.at be -Mae a entennial commis-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

The Iiterocesn after hearing from
Oregon.
ral aRas hi- empty ba frei.
Fold h,r pre-identiS slathl.,
II ha. STAG ed up Ssitriset
t-ead'a and III Is croilns nose.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

Tie back bone Of Old Democracy Is
most etfrctusAy broken.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-27

Farewell 10 a Solid South
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-06
BRgyITIEs.

Mrs. Elizabeth A Schultz has been
appointed postmisiress at S .lem, III.
IL is rumored that peace negotiations
will shortly commeuce between the porte
and Montenegro.
/. Is said that Cardinal Manning 10
soon expected 10 visit Rome at the re-
quest Of the Vatican.
Owing to the unhealthy state Of Cor
ney Stoden, tho Russian he%adqaaritrs
will be transferred TO Sistova.
The Wisconsin Republican Associa.
ton at Warrington has ceased to exist
under the present civil service rules.
The western abutment Of the great
iron bridge acros the Missouri river, I
Atchison, cavei 10 yesterday with a ter.
riblo crash.
The damage by water TO land records
10 the interior department is not so greal
as at irst anticipated, and in all proba-
bility none ore totally destroyed.
General Grant and suite are visiting
Mrs, SartoriouS, near Southampton. An
official reception will be given the general
BY the town council OF Southampton to
day.
A Dispatch from Berlin states that Ne.
hemet Ali resigned the chief commaud
Of the Turkish army on account Of lack
Of cooperation Of other generals, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-06

CouRIERJoURNAL ut is announced
from Washington that General J. NJ
Harlan has been recommended to The
President to Gil the Supreme bench va
cancy by he Rev. Stuart Robinson. Il
is probable that this vacancy will soon
be filled in order to fully organize the
Supreme Court, which meets next Mon
day for fall aud winter business. The
appointment will doubtless De made from
the South, which has no representative
on the bench. The court is now com
posed Of the following gentiemen' M. K.
Waite, Of Ohio, chief jrstieei Nathan.
Clifford, of Maine, associate justice;
Noah q. sxayne, Of Ohio, associate
justice; Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa, asso-
ciate justice; S. J.. Field, of California,
associate justice; William Strong, of
Pennsylvania, associate justice; Jos, P
Bradley, Of Nov Jersey, associate jas
tice; Ward Hurt, of New York, asso-
ciste Justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-06
Fires.


81. ALBAss, VI October 6 "A block
on KiDgman street, occupied by different
parties, burned. Loss $40, 900; insur
a1cs $27, 600
NEW YORK. October 6-The fr~rniiure
mandatory Of Joseph W. Hamburger.
The five story brick buildings, occupying
Nos &c, 80, 100 and lO2. Attorney street,
caught Gre early this morning and we're
burned TO the ground The flames spread
with great rspidity, and dense volumes
Of smoke burst from the front windows
and drove back the fremen. Que of the
ladders on which the 6remen we're climb.
ing TO the third story took fire and the
men barely escaped instant death BY
falling. Two Of the fremen we're badly
burned about the face and hands. The
buildings we're owned by Martin Gross.
man, and we're worth $50, 900; insured
for $4,000. The stock aud machinery
OF J. W. Hamburger was valued at $50,
000i insured for $4,000.