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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

TEX ThousAYp ,1AanRtoNN .PLOws
FOR RussIA.LTho gAmericdn 1gyit
ca'usiA for March LIST says One Of
the most noticeable of recent occur
RANGES is tho,purclmse of ten thous-
and American plows by the Russian
Government, for distribution among
the farmers Of Russia. There is
more in this than would seem to be
at frst,sight. 1t is certainly great
compliment as well az u valuable ac-
acknowledgement Of merit 20 Ameri.
can agricultural implement makers,
but it implies that tho competition
of American farmers in the Euro.
pean grain trade has touched what
has been considered nu invulnerable
spot. The wheat growers of south
Russia supply what is known as the
the Black Sea trade, and being much
nearento the market than we arc,
their wheat his had a great advan
,nso over ours. But American
wleat has displaced tho Russian
Wheat, TO conf ierablc extent, in
the lIngiish ma koS and the Russian
farmers lave NV To exert them>
selves to lmdtvery portion OF thlt
trade, 'iIenoe IL is deter mined to
try tho plow that we are nsing, with
u view to Iru'uce wheat more
chenply IL n % hitherto. Bat there
is someihiiig ,lse nee led. The mau
that hol Is tho plow il Of moro nc.
connt than tho p ow, and tyere are
no tanners in, tho world who are
more intelligent or moro skillful
than American farmers. But we
cannot afford to rest upon what we
have gained. Tho important fact
here noticed shows that our compe.'
;itors are by no means idle, and in
tend to improve their methods Of
work as far as possible. Wo must
meet their Improvements by Others
of our own. ''"l .i. "i .If
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
Norhood: How Lost, How Restored

Nonhood: How Lost, How Restored I!
Sys9fss Just published. , a new edition cf
E,.&i DR. CrLvEuwELLs CELEpghrGb
sli,s2 l's,Y on The RADICAL cure' With
co.,, mgdiciutJ of S2ermaIorrhWi Or Sani
lal h'oukuess, lnyolnalarg seminal Lp.--
cs. lmpo'ency. ,M,nHI aui Physical IL.
',argcity, lmpelimcnl4 to Nrrily' eti f;
also. Consumption, Epiiepsy,anI rits. IN
iucel hy .elf lady .encs o. seXitl cx,r,
i.Y-fr'oc, in seaill envelope, cnl,
-iN cents
The celebrated anibor, In IN. Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from n thirty years
.uece siul practice, thar ,hc alarming
coi ,qIslees Of st!t-ibuse mly be rid.
cally curcl without The langcfois Use Of
internal medicine or tbs .applcllion OF
the knife pointing oI amlla.o of c'lre at
once simple, certain, aud .oGectual by
means Of which every suF rcr, NJ matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself cbeaply, p ivstely, AL "a GcRly..
lsB"This Lecture should be in the
hands o every youth aud every man in
the lend. 49,,
Sent ppl,r seal, ipla plain envelope, 10
any adrcss, qostpHh on r,celptof siS
cents 0rtwo postage Stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CuLVERwEtt MEDICAL co.
II Am ST., New York Posi- oilies Box i5s6
July l3, 1876, T,i -,., .,,r,. T.. -
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How He Found a Friend.

A relative of the we'll known
comedian, William j. Florence, tells
tho following ~ Many years ago,
while Florence was under an en-
gagemept at Tho Winter Garden
Theatre, New York, he invited a
friend to dinner alta broadway res-
taurant. Both wero hungry and
they ordered "a plentiful supply Of
food. When, their appetites, were
satisfied. Florence called for the bill,
and to his utter dismay discovered
thathe hid no money In chang-
ing his clothing in the morning, he
neglected to take the money from
his discarded pantaloons.I He told
thofriend of the fix he was in, and
asked him fora loanli.i Mortified land
chagrin6d, he answered that all he
had was just sufficient TO pay his
fare home, Then the actor called
the restaurant keeper,apd, told him
the otiuth about the money. The
quickly excited man rayed and
stormeri Mt Florence, saying that he
had dresolved not 10 be swiudled by
any one, and that he should send
for the police, 1.,t..5 ,'t W; "nt n2
pa At this time a short, stout old
gentlemen stepped up,to the PRO.
,prietor, and firmly said i; sD,l1 I"
it Show dare YOU speak to-s gentle-
'man in tho way you have dono 2
Ills mistake ish perfectly natural
one, and such as might occur toiany,
man. lam ashamed OF you ! LII
dine no more in your honse,p nor
permitmy friends lto do so in the
future Here take thisil and o the
Old gentlemen took q fifty .dolIa,
note iIops a Fat, Wallet ana handed il
TO the discomGted landlord. saying:
Deduct the, apount of the young
mans bill and return me the
cliange'n3f'2 hhb Qdg ,gshhid -
THE proprietor's apologies were
unlieedod, gUe handed the old gem
tle@en s47,5o, aud again essayed
Apologies -,.,st.t ,1go, o.rr -. ~
.ayWhen in the street Elerence hand,
ed his benefactor his professional
card and address, adding that he
should certainly reimburse him. The
old genileman's indignation quickly
passed sway and beginping t9 smile
he said ~ u ia34 IA - lls.i ~
.ag .rbat's albright, young man n
I've been trying to pssse that coun~
terfsit bank note all day"
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
change Yoursarrouuainss.


an wsn,lsx rRiiir ,fAGM,. .especiaily
adapted /, The Rreyih otths VINE where 4
is an establishei sncceSA gnl. nlys LtRGE
PROFIT. Tbe iaRl Is si.o adsptel % the
gerS.,h q pcseeea. Pstss,; Apples. anil small
Many hunIrods 81 es,elient VINEYARDS.
onrIARiis and LEARNS. can now be seepi X,
THE I.UiATiON 10 only 81 miles south of
Phiiade phir,. w Btilrp1h. IN mi !, ,dsllshtfli
climate. and at the very d0ors Of the Nav Yori,
aud Phihdeiphi, Narketss Another Railroad
TiIE piAGE' js sifs,ay Lsrgs. sueos,sfu
prIsiissss ara 4irsiis eSi aSilsAeI. Aisl. man.
aSSi. dsSis'IS, sa o,ssi se swSks aisrsn, ss
metnbsr.- -ol - family an proc eure ant.
lthas been n JrHi HESORF ior,s,me
affections, Asthma. Oatarrh, Axne. aud debllt
IS many thousands have-eptirciy tocOversl
new, Brick Hotel has iptt bcon. sllnpletei,
high, log frenph roof, and sll nsiofn I'm
pr, venents Tor tho aeconpoiri)n oi visitors.
P.ice Of FARM LAND t25.oj per Acre. pay
years. In ,his oli'pats plaatsl ont u. ylaes, ~
acres ofldud viii cDdnt fdily as much as ii0
aosss % sa.hsr sSi GI, ), wiIh r.,t,-, ovi,,
can become familiar with 1t In short time on
aefeqnnt f oi surf9undinss,. I'm.
f.vc acres onc ncre, am ,own i,ots ln ,he
!. Whit ,visrdaa, Mo ccatenstar .rzhlrluub,
A paper contaipink iuil Information viii he
sept upln application 70 cnapLes X. LtNois.
yfnoi,td, n. y. free OF cos'.
I The fiifoting lsan extract from description
OF Nip.lauf, pubiisbci IA thr New yctli rEt.
ntSn,by ihcweh known Agticulturist, Solon
and some ~ them. who have turn, their .tecn.
ton To- irriis and narkot garfening, ,havc grown
| rich The sOil 4 bam. varying. itoin sandy &
I aof 4 tVt N "a ttfit1 b
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
DIR. GORUNERS
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAypLowERAYp GgyrI,v.
TIH INDIAN, CoMPOcHD

l. one ofthe most sucressiul Re liNlncs ever Of,
fercI 10 the public, VIZ For Cr1np cp'i', p.ar
rhca. pysen,cry, Cholera, AMI all summer com.
pl,ints. Rheumatism Tppth,chc ,nl Neuralgia.
rhis tnnpbuui IL warranted aul his nCyor
teen known 70 IIlL Ia Er..mp lolLe In holsc..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
Pen Picture *. Presdeni HAVOC.

n A strono. well-buijt man of model
s;aa and form. ioool. looking. N salthy.
hcrrty. and cheerful a ,fili. eaniy
boayi .al;ybtiv touched. with siIyer
stronlos ,a falj face. Irudly,nnd Slow.
mo w;t,,bbealth, no crows fSot. mo
ftrr6wsg N weil.sl,aped rioutls good
tsetbl: stwo large opcn. ibrIe eyes of
kindly expression a smile ON his
Inns n bipb. broad clear forohsad |;
n voice, deop. istronx, aud sonorouss
large. shapely limbs a ofull brost !,
|on;tk but not nervous Of, mot oment |;
moderately duich b it not apidof
sbeech n rood listener. calm, cool,
dispassionate,. hf1ything but radical |;
pever, , Gro q. short. or sGatp always
laflb!e, e,g Kind, and candii, with d. DO
lsecrets tp whisper, no plots TO pro-
mote. no t,fEks to explain Iopongas
lthe day. firm az rock: pure assa
Woman. with no bad habits, whether
fof tobacco whisgey, or nanythiha
else pure and plain Of speech, pop,
ular, among ALI classes ywithout Of
fsctation = inork dignity, or the least
suspicien of demagognery uiwearing
itbe Same face for sii, speaking the
.lshn,o language 70 aii, bearingi him-
'self VIII dignity and modest re.
/ serve; reonlar in his hours, happy
Ito bis family relations as man eau
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GOODPFAMTLY MRpIeIN6
."'' 'D y'l swAYNE's 's alf's sd
TAR 4 SARsAPARfI.t.A rfIre


Headache. Languor and Meian holy general.
W spring Rom q dbofdsrod stomach cost veness
or torpid llyer. ,Each may be speeiily reuiov.
ed by DIR Swaynes Tar Pills, which stimu Ia to
the liver sud stornach TO a healthy action In
removing all billiousness, and prod ducinQ rss q.
lar evacuations OF the bowels.
d. l'hic LIVER COMPLAINT pp/
TINT dreaded disehse from which % many per.
sons suler, Is frequently tho cause OF -
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, q
'"' DYSPEPSIA "'N
IL speedily relieved. and nre often PORN an III
cured by their use. Fevers are oiten prevent oil
by the use of these Sarsaparllis pills as thsJ|
carry of, through the blood, tho Impurities ire nj
which they arire. For costiveness thers d
nothing so etiectual as
swAYNES TAK AND sARsAPARILL. b
Ii'Dt igfi PILLS. ~ .H.I ft
They are purely vegetable, and act spsciailyI
on their liver as Biuo Mass or Calomel, Witk.I
out any bad results from tak ing. '"
Deserlbe symptoms on al commuuIca tiou,I
ana address letters to nr. Swayne h Son, PhilaI
delphia. No charge for advice. Sent by ma
on receiptof price. Price 20 cents box hy{
boSes Tor VI.
Ask your druggist TOR them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
FOREIGN.
mehemet Ais Victory Was a
Defeat.
Theirs Manifesto is Given 10 the
Public.
The Dead Statesman Calls For Law;
Liberty and Peace.
FoREloN..
FOREIGN.

THE TCRKIsH vALoR Is STACKING.
London, Sept. 24.-Aehemet Ali's report
ed victory turns out to be defeat. A Rus.
sian official bulletin announces cat the
close of the engagement we held all our
POSITIONS Renewal of the attack is expect
ed. There is no estimate of the Losses" A
correspondent calls the affair offensive.
.. The steam ferry between Pyrgos and Par
apan, indicates that the Russians are recov-
ering the lost ground. The principal Of the
Montenegrin amy surrounds Cat 9chko.
THEIRS MANIFESTO.
Paris, Sept 24-Thier's manifesto ad-
dressed TO the electors of the 9th arrondis-
sement is published. 1t jus,ifies the pro.
ceedings of the late chamber of deputies,
and praises its moderation and wisdom; il
explains the preference for the republican
government founded ON the conviction tba,
monarchy Is impossible; it describes the
existing situation as intolerable to the Ne.
publican constitution, and anti republican
administration; it strongly protests agains,
the crises of the 10th Of May, and proclaims
the sovereignty Of the nation and its power
to rebuke the recent dissolution, to resis
its power, will be resumption; it demands
freedom of elections and freedom of press
Theirs principles are thus summarized
Sovereignty Of tie national rpuJ1ic, lao
liberty and peace"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
It u h n P6VC.
'~sC~-,7~---~'-~'>-~~r~' r~'---~>S->>-
g O'CLOCK p M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fidelity Savings Bank
Closes Its Doors.
A Receiver Was 10 have Been Ap-
pointed this Afternoon.
A Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Pack.
age Stolen from a Cortland
Bank.
MISCELLANEOUS.

TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Chicago, Sept. 24.-7The Temperance 80
ciety of the northwest meet here to-mor-
row.
THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK.
Chicago, Sept. 24.-Early callers at the
Fidelity savipgs bank this morning, found
its doors closed, and hastily penned card
thereon informing the depositors that as
notice had been served that a petition for
receiver would be filed in a su perior court
to-day, the bank would remain closed. Pend
ing decision Of that question in court motion
was made, and as the officers Of the bank
made no opposition, Judge Moore decided
to appoint the receiver this afternoon, by
which time he hoped the officers aud deposi-
tors would have agreed upon the man. The
petition alleges that the officers have been
sacrificing valuable securities in order to
realize cash upon them, and that the bank
is already insolvent. 1t is believed the as
sets will be much larger in proportion than
those Of the State Savings.
The last quarterly statement gives as re-
source': Cash and exchange S34l, ,222;
government bonds s279,432; other bonds
50,06l; demand on loans secured by collat-
erals 1924 ,S4S. time loans secured $685. ,749 F;
first mortgage an loans or real estate 5000,
3G2; bank and depository building, Ss5,s7s;
real estate, slo2, 900; propsrty account, SIS,
AS; safe depositing vaults $l2l, ,52o. Other
small items make the total of resources at
S2,2s0,511. The liabilities were capital
of 100000; surplus 800 600; profit loss
S3,447; due depositors, 81 .977 ,O64. Total
s2,2sc,5l.
OFFICERS INDICTED.
The grand jury indicted Spencer, Guild
and Bulky, officers of the State savings, for
the embezzlement of S7OO,OOO None Of
them are in the city nor is their pres ent
whereabouts known.
POISONED BY ToADsTOol.s.
Cleveland, Sept. 24.-Mrs. James Stellar,
her two children, son and daughter, residing
at 229 Lake street, in this city, were poison.
ed by eating toadstools, mistaken for mush.
rooms, yesterday. The children died last
evening and the mother is not expected to
recover.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The sixth annual session Of the national
agricultural college will be held here be.
ginning tomorrow and lasting till the 9th
inst. All agricultural societies, colleges and
organizations are requested to send dele.
gates and large attendance is anticipated
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
LATEST BY MAIL,

A furious snow storm ragged at Mount
Washington, N. H., Friday.
A-specfai from Shuuila asserts that the
Russians lost 1900 killed and 5000 wound
ed in the battle
The Turkish government notifies it's rep.
resentatives abroad that 10000 men have
been sent 10 Orchanie to reinforce Osman
Pasha.
John l.. Stevens, of Augusta, Me-, and
formely editor Of the Kennebec Journal,
has been appointed minister to Norway
and Sweden,
Commodore Davidson, of the Keokuk
northern line packet company, is in Dayen.
port in the interest Of the improvement Of
the upper Mississippi.
A dispatch from Adrianople, dated Fri
day, says there has been 90 fighting in
Schipka pass since the Turks withdrew
from Ft. st. Nicholas.
At the consistory at Rome on Friday
the pope appointed Cardinal joachim Recci
chamberlain OF the sacred college. He also
appointed several Italians and foreign bish-
ops.
1t is announced that four lsrge London
firms have been invited to make tepder1
for the supply of iron huts to be erected
near Bucharest, for 100000 Russian SOL
diers
Montenegrins have captured the Zalosts
and Nosdre forts, and are undisputed mas
ters OF Duga Pass. The bombardment Of
Gatchko is imminent, and a state of siege
has been proclaimed in Trebinje.
A Constantinople dispatch of Saturday
says: ut is reported here that a great battle
was fought to-day at Biela, lasting from nine
in the morning till seven in the evening,
and the Russians were completely defeated
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

JENcKs HorEL-P C Gowel, ] C Kin
ncy. Crook City; Miss N Williams, Yer
million; A Hoskins, S Fuller, Sioux City
VIM A Campbell, Cedar Co. Ills; + A
odiorne, Boston; NJ Mcleod, Dubuque
John Hogan, Albany, N Y; BIC Wolf
Deadwood; F II Gray, W c Smart Sphinx
county; D n Lane, Yellowstone; T NJ JEFF
ferds. Maine; Edward Yos., Lead CITY; S
Patrick. Star Corner; Mrs S D Bentley
Vcrmillioa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
SERIOUS FIRE.
Government Buildings Burning
at Washington.
The Model Room Of the Patent ORce
4 Mass Of Flames.
In the Land Office Wing Of lthc Interior
Building the Fire Is Raging.
Our Latest Advices Indicate that the Fire lis
y& Spreading Outside the Government
Buildings.
WASHINGTON.

THE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS on FIRE.
Observation-Disclosures, Sept. 24-The
patent Office is on fire.
Washington, Sept. A.-The patent office
building is on fire. The flames broke out
in the model room, burnt through the ROOT
and are blazing furiously. Allthe engines in
the district are gone to the scene.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
NEW YORK.
BROUGHT TO RUIN.

New York, Sept. 24-According TO a
dispatch from Philadelphia, VIM. E. Ell
bert, broker for ex President Morton, of the
Market street railway, claims that Morton
fully deceived him and brought him to ruin
by his fraudulent over.issues Of stock, and
that be was totally ignorant of the bogus
character Of the stock. To this Morton re.
plies that Elbert is the only one that had
the slightest idea of there being any fraud
or wrong in the matter. IL yielded to all
his demands Gn me for money. II was al
ways the cry, must raise HIM money AT
one time for commissions; at another, in
terest; but at all times money. When
was trying to pull for the shore and ge,
out of this trouble honoraby, that man held
the ruddcr and s,ccrcd me into the stream,
where he kept me. know the ordeal l
have TO go through with. and With my sen.
sitive nature, it is terrible, but / will try
aud meet it like man. I would not do
like Rslston. Of San Francisco-commit
suicidc'"
BANK ROBBERY.
Cortland, n. ", September pa pack
age containing government and railroad
bonds, certificates Of stock mortgages and
promissory notes, estimated st 5000, 900
was stolen from the First National bank
Of Cortland, Saturday. The loss was no,
discovered until this morning. The rccur-
itiss were in large pocket book, whicl,
was kept in the safe. The bank snfl.rs no
lo@ a the securities belonged TO u private
individuals.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

Asp~isl from Athens SAYS the porte has
zen, 1900 irregular troops into Thesss,y.
whcfc. they arc sackinR The county and
oasrAeing The Inhabitants The Circass,aus
have also hsfn sent is,o Macedonia In NO.
loaSeo u Npsaisd pscsnissa,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Chicago, Sept. 24.-7The Temperance 80
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
FIRES.
A nRnoN FACTORY.

ST. Louis, Sept. ei.-Thc warehouse at.
tarhcd 10 the broom factory Of Samuel
Cupple~ 4 Co, 7oS Wsinu. rect, contain
ing ooe hundred and asvsusy .6se saa. O,
hrooa'~orn, burusd this morning. Ins
~. ON; iasassA. fi
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. "a.
WHEAT-declining M. 2, winter red !;
LAC! 9!@l.50 for cash; l.39 for September
No.2, spring l.s13 for cssh; 1.sl! for Sep
tember.
CoRs-lowe,; 56@5sc.
OATs-declining; sl3@S7c.
PoRK-frm; 1875.
LARD-tirm; 9.25@9.274.
WnIsKY-l3l.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. "a.
WHEAr-stronger, higher; 1.15 for cash !;
1.071 for October.
CoRN-weak 42c for cash; 42sc for
October.
oArs-easy; %. for cash; 2ss for oc-
tober.
RYE-54lc.
BARLEY-Nominal; Csc.
PoRk-strong, excited l3.45 for cash
1900 for the year.
LARp--strong, higher; 9.o2l for cash :
945 for the year.
WHlsKy--a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS

Chil,lstown, arrives Fridays at 5r. NJ. and de
parts Saturdays at "a. ~.
FrcmchtOwu, Ncb., arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days ut 10 A. NJ. and departs ut same days at
Pm.
Lodi arrives Tuesdays ut II NJ. and departs
Wednesdays mt 1 T.. NJ.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-01
THE BUSY BEAVER.
What the Hayden Surveyors Have Seen In
Western Wyoming.

A member OF b Hayden survey,
writing from Western Wyoming, says:
SIN almost any stream in the noun
famous parts of Wyoming Territory
you may find more or less beavers and
beayer-dams. But Green River and
that whole region surpasses any place
I know Of as a resort for these animals,
now SO scarce east Of the Mississippi.
In rocky caions high up, this creek
was thirty or forty yards across, nor
would it have been much wider in the
more open valley below had it not
been impeded. But for a dozen miles
the beavers had so damned it and
choked it with their houses that the
water spread out to 4 mile or more in
width, and hundreds of dead or living
trees, once far back from the margin,
were now standing equally far out in
the water. Some of the dams mea-
sured 100 feet or more in length, and
were built on a curve, with the hollow
Of the curve up stream, yet so substan-
TALLY that they were standing the
beating of the freshet with slight dam
age. All along the bank of the stream
the hillside was bare Of aspens, and
their stumps, cut off close to the
ground, showed what had destroyed
them. Some of the stumps were of
trees ten or twelve inches in diameter,
and se~venty-ive yards from the water,
yet there was no doubt that these ro-
dents had felled those trees, trimmed
off the branches, peeled away the bark,
and then dragged the log all the way to
the water to put into a new dam or
repair an old one. Indeed, we sur
prised some Of them at work. Most Of
the dams were shorter than l have
mentioned and ran from one to another,
so that there was a network of them
supporting a growth of willows and
each enclosing a little basin Of deep,
still water, in which would rise like an
island the domed top Of their home.
But the houses of many were under
Tile Ddllh anu VI OILclo pchcdtu tuC udiiio,
as we could see by the paths to them,
which showed plainly throughthe water.
Wherever the willows grew closely to
the waters edge for some distance,
there would be roads through them at
frequent intervals, the stems gnawed
off, and the weeds trodden down
smooth. "Busy as a beaver" acquires
a new force when we think how cease
less he must work to get his daily
food, collect winter stores, keep his
house in order, repair his dam and
guard against enemies. We saw none
Of the animals themselves. They are
rarely seen by anyone, being able to
detect your approach by the jar Of the
ground, if not otherwise, and hide
themselves"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-01
Many Who Are Suffering

from the effects OF warm weather and are de-
bilitated, are advised by physicians To take
moderate moun of whisky two or three
times during the day. In n little while those
who adopt this advice frequently increase
the number OF drinks and in time become
confirmed inebriates. A beverage which
will not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors,
ond which is Intended especially for the BEN
ent OF debilitated persons. whether at home
or abroad, is DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic.
Containing the juice of many medical herbs,
this preparation does not create an appetite
for the intoxicating cup. The nourishink and
the life supporting properties OF many valu-
able mineral productions contained in II and
well known to medical men have a most
strengthening influence. a single bottle of
the Touic will demonstrate It's valuable quail
tiles. For debility arising from sickness.
over exertion or from any cause Whatever
wineglassful of Sea Weed Tonic taken after
meals will strengthen the stomach and cre-
ate an appetite for Wholesome food. To all
who are about leaving their homes. we desire
10 say that the effects Of DR.. Schenck's sea-
sonable remedies. Sea Weed To.ic and Man.
drake Pills are particularly evident when
taken by those who are inJuriously affected by
o change OF water and diet. No person should
feave home without taking a supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by an druggists.