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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
A cHARM1Nc wosAN.

A charming woman, I've heard It said
BY other women as light as she;
Bot all In vain / puzzled my head
To find wherein the charm may b.
Her face, indeed, is pretty enough,
And her form Is quite rs good rs the best,
Where nature has given the bony stuff,
And clever mliliner all the rest.
Intelligent Yes, In certain way;
With the feminine gift Of ready speech;
And knows very well what not to gay =
Whenever the topic trauscends her reach
But turn the topic on things to wear, :.
Frern an opera cloak to y robe ne fluit 4
Hats, basquea or bonnets twill make you
Il I'D see how fluent the lady can be. IL I
Her laugh Ia hardly thing To please; tJ
For an honest laugh must always start
From % gleesome mood, like sudden breeze,
And hers is purely tnhtter OF art n ~
A muscular motion made 70 show
What nature designed to lie beneath
The finer mouth; but what can she 90
III that Ia ruined to show the teethl
To her scat In cburch-a good half mile
When the day is fine she is sure to go,
4 Arrayed Of course, in the hltest style 5 ..
La mode dc, Paris has got TO show; .., ,
And she puts her hands ON the velvet pew
Uan hands so white have faint Of sinD
And thinks4-how her prayer-bOOk's tint OF
Must harmonize with her milky skin,
All! what shall we say of ono who walks -
In fields OF flowers to choose the weeds1
Reads authors OF whom she never talks,
Shes q charming womaR, I've heard II said
By other women as light as she;
But all In vain puzzle my head I t'
To find wherein the charm may be-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
The Rights OF LAWYERS.

The barristers Of the ancient city Of Lyons
are on strike. Three weeks ago a young adj
voeate, while pleading In the Court OF APP
peals,. was pulled up with short turn by the
president after this manner:
IN. Munet, you abuse the patience Of The
court and the confidence your client places in
YOU ,u.n Surely, when you get brief only once
frame something like q rnethodieal argument
instead Of the crude and unintelligtble obser-
vations with which you have been wearying
US for q long time
The. bar, as body, took up the case The
council Of discipline resolved that the profes-
sion at large had been insulted by the Judge
and that unless he made q written apology
they would decline to attend his court. The
president refused to comply with this requi-
sition, and accordingly when the cause list
was called no advocate appeared. The court
adjourned for q week, giving an intimation
did not appear ia their places, the attorneys
would be called upon to plead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
Counting Under Difficulties.
[BrunSWick fMO.) Times.1


They were counting under difficulties, Tt
was In O. room through which the members Of
the family were continually passing to and
fro. 7.t..
Dear Alice" he said, 81 cannot longer labor
under this sus-"
CHE old man appears.)
pension Of banks is due To the unwise
policy"
(Old gent passes on
II was going to say, my dear girl that
hope you will promise to be mine, and name
an early day for the bonds !"
(Old woman happens in
should never be paid in gold alone
exit old girlD
"Name the happy day when may ca Ii you
my own, for I cannot believe that you will
think it pre-"
tOld man slides in again,
."-sumption cannot be 50 soon accom-
plished."
(The intruder retires)
II say can't believe you are entirely in
different to me, but will soon grant me the
privilege of calling you wi
odd lady on deck,)
life giving the financial question much
study"
odd lady slides off, -.
III you love me inst nod your head. You
and, Oh, one sweet kiss to seal it-one sweet
Irrespective father in-law)
according TO eminent diyines, is myth,
superstition"
They were again left aloneJ
The old folks conclude that Alice is safe
enough In the company Of a young man who
can talk nothing but finance and theology,
aud SO relax their vigilance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

now truns resulted In d great measure from
that chance inspection Of the artists port
folio The remarkable picture Of the Jew
nalefactor In Che condemned cell, biting his
nails IN The torture OF remorse, is associated
with a happy incident. The artist had been
laboring ut the subject for several days, and
theg gd as s1 hGRsss5 s sd up IL
chin and his fingers In his mouth the whole
attitude expressive of despair, he saw his
face in the theval glass;
That's it," he exclaimed; "that's the ex-
preston want"
And he soon finished the picture.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
A Dream and Breach of Promise II
Ohio.
[Findlay Courier

tPiHuIAy COuTleTl
In last July Mr. John A. Pittsford, super
intendant of the Mount Blanchard Union
schools, Ohio, was married to Miss Josie
Smith. Miss Lena M. Howard, of Morrow
county, commenced proceedings against him
In the Hancock Common Pleas Court for
breach of promise Of marriage, laying her
damages at $4,000. The case came up for
trial last week, and, by his own letters, it was
proven that he had promised to marry her
some time before, and that he was engaged to
her up to within less than month Of his mar
riage with another girl; that he visited her
frequently; that he gave suggestions as to
her bridal outfit, and examined and inspected
part of the same that he vowed often he
that he finally broke the engagement, on the
ground that he had had dream, in which a
notion came into his brain that it would not
be good Cor him to marry her, and then, in
less than month, he went off and married
the other girl. His letters further showed
that he offered to purchase the bridal trous-
Sc OF the girl he had thus cruelty cast off.
Inc case occupied nearly a day In It's trial,
and the jury brought in verdict Of $500
damages,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
Trade Ktsspe.
tBarnesyille Nv. Va Enterprise.

IBarnesVtI1e ". Va.J Enterpr1seJ
A curious divorce case is ON the tapis in
Harrison county wife who was greatly in
need of mess Of cabbage made bargain
and sale . with n1eighbor, trading three
husband accused her OF the act; she acknowI-
edged the circumstance and added that she
thought she had made good bargain The
husband did not care much for the loss OF the
more than WAS apparent on "the face OF the
returns" and 50 has filed his petition for d.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
OutErOWInK Nam eS.
Washington Correspondence of the Chicago
Inter ocean,

" tI'tf1l1s1OH OVIfbSpUnu6ng6 OF CH6 CuFcaRO
lnter-Ocean.l
The commission Of the new Minister to
Germany was made out to Bayard Taylor
1t should have been James Bayard Taylor
to be legal, for that was the name he was
Ghrlstened by, and he wrote himself down as
James B. Taylor until he was thirty Years
old These literary swesls outgrow their
Christian names, and those their parents
labeled them with, when they get into aristo-
cratic society When the editor Of the New
newspaper correspondent he was known as
"Jake Reid, and on the catalogue of Miami
University, when he graduated. he stood as
Jacob w: Reid Now he is Whitelaw Reid
The recent Minister to England outgrew his
College when he was a student, as Munson
4. Pierpont. In the book of heraldry he ap-
pears as Edwards Pierrepont.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

The noble army of repudators is about to be
reinforced by, the Spanish Kingdom, which, 1t
on a certain class of bonds amounting to
over 81, 4OO,o0O.00O. Perhaps more honora-
BILE method OF settling these little difficulties
would be to let Cuba buy her freedom and to
apply the purchase money to paying her
debts, instead Of procuring gewgaws to adorn
the marriage ceremony of trumperY king.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

A young woman, after receiving ten notes
In as many hours, from lover whose adj
dresses she had rejected sat down with fury
in her eyes to write an answer that would
wipe out his love-making as with sponge.
h Bst the Sy little asrEns boy n 1enea her
don't write anything that will scare him so
he won't send any more notes, cause I'm
making five cents every trip this bad
weather" pE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

George" asked teacher of Sunday
school class, "who, above all others, shall
you first wish to see when you get to heaven2'
With q face Frightening up with anticipation,
wished to see in heaven, and the horse-loving
boy quickly replied, "Jehu, with his fast
hoTans "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

A few years ago, in Comanche county,
Texas, number Of domestic chickens, de-
serted by their owner took tn the brush. and
the woods are now full Of wild chickens They
are numbered by the thousand, fly like hawks,
and are hunted as game.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

While the present Pope was legate at Brus-
sells, he was invited to a grand dinner at which
was present the Marquis de K. a clever wit,
who carried sceptIcism to the verge Of irrev-
erance At desert he thought it would he a
very good joke to show Mgr. Pecci his snuff
box, on the top Of which was painting on
ivory of q shockingly decoletee Venus. The
prelate inspected the painting for consider
able time without the least discomposure !:
Very pretty, very pretty he murmured,
with the air OF eonnoisseur. Then turning
his eyes upon the Marquis "The portrait OF
the Warehouses ??
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

A man actually undertakes to tell us in
Scribmer's Monthly How Matches are Made"
The presumption Of some men staggers u.s.
The public need expect no light. on The sub
married off family of daughters-[Oil City
Derrick
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
r. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH

10. n Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, RoN RAILRINGE. AND
ID General House Work attended to Of short
notice and reasonable prices. Aa 3. Vsulta.
Keys Of all dsscriDttons made. safe reDaixs
Ing specially ly9 u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

Allen Ballis mrs .l
Addison Caroline mrs
Brashsr Mary mrs
Beck Carolina miss
Barry Margaret miss
Brennan Annie miss
Rygnon Gertrude miss
Bai'a B miss
Boulet Mary
Buther jay G mrs
Bulge DOllie miss
Clark Katie miss
Chondlen Jouet miss
Cleveland LIZZIE miss
D"sDOrt Funny mrs
Dickens M A mrs
Dore Maiapie miss
Dutnle Hester mis-
Evans Bette miss
FveIand Clara l. mrs
Elliott JanaS
Frederick Julia miss
F,ike Kate mrs
Gair Josephine mrs
Grant Ellen mrs
Glaven Bridget
Clarity j mrs
Gtrand II mrs
Hart Aurora mrs
Hart g ara q miss
Hawkins Isabel ID mrs
Hyde James N mrs
HbrtA Mary mrs
Hnedskdek Der A e miss
Jennus l. d miss =
Jourdan Celin
Jackson Minerva mrs
Killian s D widow
Knight N 9 miss
Labge w mrs
Lambereton @ n mrs
Libtsor 8 widow
Mann Atefhia mrs ,
Martinez JEANNE mrs
Marshall Il mrs
Manstel Eugene mrs
Michele Ceeils mrs
Merrill J W mrs.
Mtmmfs ae'ia miss
Morrison Elizabeth
Mclaughlin NJ mrs
MGtjam Maggie miss
Mc(onnsrs A Il mrs
McGenvis mrs
Neesdurven Katy miss
Natrile Kerr mrs
Olivier M 2 mrs
pland NJ A MIRA
Pnrke Matte miss
Perry Ellen mrs
Price Kate mrs
Randle Nettte mrs ,
"aine NJ Fl mrs
Ruby Catherine mrs
Reams Ellen miss
Raine ADDe mrs
Rodgers Viola @ miss
Riley M mrs
Ruby Lucy V mrs
Staup @ mrs
Sease y mrs
Stern G III mrs
atetnbeeIs M e mrs
Simmons Ann
Smith Philip N mrs
Smith Mary l. mrs
sullivan mrs
Taylor J mrs 2
Teriope Aderline Eaiss
Turtle Mary mrs
Taylor HarTeitt mrs
Vlnhostwick John mrs
Warden Carrie mrs
Walsh Emelia mrs
We'll Maurrice mrs
Williams M miss
Williams Hannah mrs
Wilson w O mrs
Wilson w G mr5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

During cold, no one should be so foolish
his health by sitting on a stove with
out it Whitehall Times.
That's SO. Let him be dating, and make
a - for the coal bin.-IN. Y Com. ADV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

Some Of the papers are discussing "womans
right to swear" .Nonsense!, She don't need
facial muscles remain In good working order.
A woman swear The idea! Why, bless your
innocent quilts, she can look more rasping
things in five minutes than tho mate Of a
steamboat could say in three weeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

=, The truth Of the matter is that jenkins
reaches he very root of the dsaass Witho1t
any injurious results te the patient. 1t being
purely vegetable preparation. Price 81 per
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Srpt Metropolitan Telegraph Academy.
JOHN Nj. q. PARK Err. Postmaster.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
A Chlld's Comedy.

Children's theatricals should have parental
supervision. At some country house the other
day, where the children had some afternoon
theatrcals, the scene went thus: Enter q
knight-crusader, after ten years absence at
se he honofs and de lee s3s S have a.
tanned" "Thrice welcome my lord" an
swered his tiny spouse. "Lookr' holding up
a curtain, showing her ten dolls, the smallest
in cradle-"look, I, too, have not been idle!'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

Pa, is Pennsylvania the father of all the
other, States?" Certainly not, my child:
Why DO you ask that question:" because t
see all the papers call it Pa"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
LADIEs' LIST.

Allain Laura miss
Arundel NJ } mrs
Behrus Virginia miss
Bayhi w i mrs
Becht @ mrs
Bynum % mrs
Bvrne Ellen mrs
Boget Minnie miss
BONN Celuna miss
Buch Ellen mrs
Cortea Emma G mrs
Crouch M E mrs
Caru'h nous 0 + mrs
De- Ford J 8 mrs
Diff Y Georgiana mrs
Dunbar Carrie miss
Dulls MarRRit miss
Evans Anna miss
Evans Matte mrs
Fields Julia miss
Fuller Josephine mrs
Grafton 3 mrs
Gardner Matte miss
Grayson Lidd + miss
Green Eliza
fulllOtt FL mrs
Harrison Anna miss
Hayes B G mrs
Hadol Josephine miss
billiard Mary mrs
Hownd Marid mrs
johnson Roseline
Juler r mrs
KiDe 3 Cmrs
Logan J r. mrs
JabouDn julia = miss
L,fetit Renaud mrs
Lee l. miss
Martin Martha miss
MayonO Emile mrs
Myon James 2 mrs
Muthenv Lizzie miss
Mitchell Martha miss
Montgomery Mag miss
NOUNS Eltza mrs
MOdicay Florida mrs
McClelland V mrs
Mn1troy mrs
McMiller Elez j mrs
Nelson Emma miss
Nndo Alice miss
Otto Lhcie e miss
Page Rebeeca mrs
Paisley En- ma mrs
Peyran g j mrs
Pierson Dora miss
Rafferty, N miss
Pahbone Henry mrs
RENE 9tephanie widow
RyAnt Sue miss
Rogers l. mrs
Roberts mrs
Ritter Ida p mrs
Strarght Caroline mrs
Stewart Y mrs
Shelles Mary mrs
Schmidt Rosa mrs
Hibbey Ann l mrs
Stainig Johanna NJ mr.!
Shock Emma Maria
Trainor miss
Todd Anna miss
Turner Rosa A mrs
Villernap Jeorgfna max
Walden = e mrs
Watkins John mrs
Webb Mary miss
Williams Mary miss
Willis J mrs
WhiteonIe 8 M mrs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

lens LIST.
Adams VIM J
Abadie Paul r
Alvey J r
Abera J A.
Algeo W J
Antofne: J +
Baker VIM
Bartram + s
Black VIM
Blanchard J G
Barnes ]
Bagas 3
BarbridRe Geo
Barrett J +
Baskerville Jas
Bailey A A
Berzine 81
Beronet J M rev
Behne F
Bean e N r
Bre J B rev Fl
Bright Cobb
Bryne Hobt.
BremO Ginrgio
ROnavita J NJ
Bonhect II w
Goldman F M
BoswOrth John DIR
Boas Isaac
Buford Chas
Brown Chas
Canneysham d M
Carter D
Caplin John
Carr John M
Carrie Oscar
Chritien Frank
Cherry james prof
Cooley A ."
Carsair Il Crockman
Coon Frank
Coleman J C
Corhein b
Collopy Joseph
Clark i Baldwin
Davis r
Day Fl g
Day O w
Dawson Charlie
De Dee A s Dir
De Bevrie st Preux A
Deas r J
DonnelfY John
Dufour Jean Marie
Duprat Francois
Davey Willie J
EckleburR John T
Everett g 49,, .r...
Eisenhaur Adam DR.
Eddy II Taylor
Eicke Herman
Ennis JS
Elmore G
Frantz Al
Falyose G
Flemming r
Ferke II
Fisk e d
Fried Jacob
Fox D X DIR
Foot Henry E
Ford J y rev
Graves Willie
Gauthreaux z A
Gernon Geo FL
George J u Col
Greenwood P 2
Gessner Geo DIR
Gerard J
Gyol h Cranston
Griffin J G capt
Gordin G w
Guild G r
Guiranovich Al
Hardy J G.
Hart Alex Or
Hatcher Geo
Harrington w
Harz Jas
Hall John J
Henderson Fl Fl
Heidensfelder Emanuel
Hirsh Philip
HYDE & CoWan
Hill s l.
HoughtOn EW
Hulse P y
Hutchinson Neil
Hughes Chas Il
Jackson Sylvester
Jefferson r @
Johnson JF
Johnson Albert s
Joachim Louis A
Jones A. A DIR
Keller G
Keller A
Kendall Jos r
KYLE VIM capt
Klotz 8
Lard Ed Fl.
Leonard Albert
Lewis D
Leavan worth n Fl
Levron J q
Lever E A col
Levy Alex
Leonard G.
LYONS 3 Is
Lidigy mr.
Lopez Chas J
Luhler Philip
Martin 81
Marks Fl
Mayer Chas
Matthews 8 r @
Marshall r
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Marietta Daniel
Marshall WIS
Melville Dennis r
Myer l.
Myers 8 W u @- .
Miller John
Miller A
Morrie Harrie
Moon w I'll
Moss J 3 eco q
Moses Oh - ,.,.
Mulvey Jas FL
Murphy NJ e
Mouitgn v s.
Mcintyre Archibald
McYey Anderson -
MeEvoy Jos ."''~n
McMaster w 8 OF
McQuaid Jas O
Mcdonnell Vim
Neggoroth Jos
Neltis Jos W
Norton Edward and
Arthur Tracy
ODonnell Hugh
O'Neill n Tins
OFT r
Orr James P DIR
Potter w A
Parlange Uhhs
Patterson D l.
Parker J Ell
Parhatn G W
PHELPS MCCULLOUGH &e
Perkins D M
Perry A w DIR
Pier Harrison
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GENTLI
Anama Antonio
.Abram &eo
Alien r j..
Abes 81
Absrnathy W r
Able @ e
Augusta A
BacarIsse @
Blanke Jack
Bauer F
Rieearsn T rev
Ball J NJ
Blair J NJ
Bass John M
Jarrett N.
Blanks J N
baftDf ID r
Barlow Fl III
Berthet ] b rev
Bremen Marx
Became George
Bergeron e ,
BellOttJohn
Byrne q W
Bryant samuel
Bliss 8 b
Brooke Frank T
Bowen A rev
Boudard Y rev
Bollrath III
Buras Emil
Buckley Bonn P
Brown VIM G
Carter Randall
Dreamer K Il
Gambler mr.
Carroll Thomas
Cam pman ] P
Clifford John
Cynaga Fernando
Chevy W
Collins Frank
Cooper w E
Crocheron Harry
Connell II N DIR
Cordell T. Fl
Cooper Jas 3 DIR
Dasen John
Darbert J
Davidson A 8 DIR
Davis A b
Danford Josiah
Denglsrs Fred
Deiean JOS II
Deueas G
Down Frank G
Dunning John
Durand JOS Fl
Edward Larne eco
Ernst b G 81
. Ecker g A &bros
khchholz B o.
Ellis Sam
Eitel Rudolph
Edison Charlie
Elmore J P
Fack Alfred W
Fannon IT
FAIRIES Thos A maj
Fellmeyer Henry
Fitzgerald Benz
Fisher Chas
Frion Geo W d
Forster w Fl
Foursmond +
Fruechtnicht Jacob
Gavvino Carmelo
Graham Moses
Carson John
Green VIM
tIreenard J A
Greenwood A Ell
Geale II eco
Gibbons JOS Ct
Giileran Peter
Goerring Louis
Goldsmith NJ
Gruetneck Domingo
Hamilton Jno Z
Hazard Geo
Harrell G W
Hanley Jerome
Hall A M
Harris r g
Harris e II
Henry ID
Hennessy VIM
Hill Calvin
Hill Saml W
Hoschler Henry
Hoffman J
Hutzel eco
Hubbard G D
Jacob,on Isidore
Jacob mr.
y henson Alex
Jorda @
Jones CHI
Jones w .I.
Kaiser Jacob
Kellogg Geo dr.
Kelly Chas
Keller Nicholaus
Kidney John
Kohn G
Larkin Frank
Lanbach @ A.
Leovy Geo Julian
Levy Sam
Lesekrig Otto
Lerh Fl ederick dr.
Lewis Ben 8
Lew Ralph eco
Lehman Ky DIR
. Linn burg August
Lockett NJ l.
Lavie p e
Luther George
Malville D jr
Martin Vansant
Maokag W 81
Martin A y
Markoviteh L
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Mesger Chas o
Miles Thos
Myler mr.
Miller Chas
Mitchell A
Morphey 8
Moody r j.
Moths A I'll
More Geo
Mumm G H &eo
Nurillo & 0
Murphy Michael
Miller W H
McAteer Bernard
Mccullough John
MeCluskey John
McIaurens. Williams
&co
Nehmer l.
Nelson Christian
Nichols G
OFT Henry M
Drnum &eo
Cure PS
Playter W 3
Pratt Thos o
Patterson II A & Go
Parsons Chas
Parham II q
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Perrin Will II
Pleasants Billy
Pitfisid G. II
Plekreil John
Plough Jewell A
Porter W B
Power s = major
Powell W A
Reno James
HahOyiGh Theo
Ragland r Fl
Reilly James A
Richardson Vim
Rles Frank
Rogers Danl
Randolph Thos
Robinson A
Roth A DIR
Robinson q So
Roys John
Hussul W 3
SalIaz Alfred
Baleure Jean Baptiste
barthou r
Sprazue VIM Il
Swat j
Ramsot Antoine Dir
Sannier Mitchell
Spencer Murray
stevenson Il May
Stein Frank
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-14
IN THE WHOLE history OF
MEDICINE.

No preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide a reputation as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds ..remedy for all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Its long continued series of
wonderful cures in all climates has made
it universally known as a safe and relia-
BILE agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the fore runners of more
serious disorder, it acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saw
ing life. The protection it affords, by its
timely use in the throat and lung disor-
ders of children, makes 1t an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
it never will. From their knowledge of its
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice, aad Clergymen recommend
it. 1t is absolutely certain in its reme-
dial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-14
O

Editor johnson, Of the St. Helena Advo-
cate, wa visible on our streets to-day.
Lieut.. Geo. w. Baxter, Of the Sd cavalry,
stationed at Spotted Tail agency, is in town
e,-day. .Fa qr go
Maj. j. NJ. Washburne, of The Sioux
Falls land Office, is registered at the
J.ncks.
NJ. H. Day, of Springfield, returned from
the east last night, and left Cor home this
morning.
Capt. John Todd, of the Missouri River
transportation company, arrived last night
from Wellsville, Ohio.
w. X. H%ollenbeck, COLLECTOR Of internal
revenue for the district of Dakota, came up
from Vermiilion last night.
Deputy Marshal Edmunds returned from
S,nnted Tail last night, and started up jim
river to-day. He Ia oning witnesses
and serving papers for the e. S. court now
in ~se<sien. -r~
George c. Crager, Of Spotted Tail agency,
is il Town as a witness before the United
Stsics court. Nj. Cssgrr has recently been
discharged from the arSy, and it is his in
~,eution 70 settle in Ysnktsn il he can pro-
cure .ui,able employment.