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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19
South 3rahtls antellieenter.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1878

iVSincc the close Of the late civil
war. tho Marietta, (Gcorgia,) Field says
nearly half million pounds of bullets
have been gathered from the battle fields
near that town. One man has shipped
1000 pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

0The English sparrows have dcs.
troyed :hc caterpillars in the sliade.trccs
OF Philadelphia. and now the distressed
inhabitants are trying to find caterpil.
lar that will kill Off the sparrows.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

TO be their parting. on the threshold OF
their lives?
Peal after peal OF thunder ratified
overhead. the lightning flashed around
them, the rain poured down in torrents.
and there they lay unconscious of the
elemental war-asleepl
Merciful heaven, have pity on them y
1t was the rector who spoke. 60 he
and somc others of the party came sud.
denly upon the senseless forms beneath
the tree.
Was the prayer heard? We dare not
speculate on subjects such as this. Who
can tell?
The bodies were horne to o cottage
close by; the light clasp of the fingers
was Embossed at length. Jessie, the
bunch of roses contrasting SO with her
pailid face, was laid upon bed, Frank
was in the next room. insensible STILL
f, A stiiied sigh FIRST proclaimed to Mag.
gle Denne that her heartfelt prayer had
been answered, and Jessie sat upright
Turning to he- kind attendant, she said
| family:
Maggie, dcarcstl'
Maggie. full Of joy. hastened to the
bed. There was Jessie Hamblyn in
deed; but it was the Jessie of old
Her eyes were open wide and full OF
I life
1t is true, Maggie, darling it is true
and l can see you once again. can,
! can! Look, here are my roses. there
you stand. Oh thank Heaven, I IAN
see the sky once more!
! She fell back exhausted, then, rising
again, cried:
! Is it true about Frank? l love him,
he loves me; the lightning struck US
yes but it gave nc sight for him Thank
God Where is Prank?' she inquired
after a pause.
In the next ROOM said Maggie, rs
she wiped away her happy tears. %
Jessie how thankful we oil are We
feared the woI st for both y,
At this moment the rector entered
softly.
oh, come in, papa, come in darling
Jessie can see us again Is il not won
derful? l am so thankful
1T is indeed wonderful replied Mr.
Denne. And now he said, after lie
had affectionately congratulated Jessie
Il have more good news; Frank has
recovered and has asked for jessie
May he come in?'
i will so to him., she said, rising
from the bed. And before they could
stop her she had hurried away to the
next room, where, lying upon sofa
was poor Frank Carson. She FASTENED
toward him. 90 Frank she cried
dearest Frank, | am SO glad Then
blushing rosy red, she whispered: Till
death do us part. God has given mo
my eyesiSht once again, TO nurse and
tend you all my life. Dear dear Frank |!
lie said 70 word till, rising up Inc
knelt beside the sofa, and Jcssie's
thanksgiving and his went up to HEAVIER
together.
But little remains TO be told The
lovers were united before many month.
had passed. Algernon and Maggie
soon followed the good example set
them by Jessie and her lover. On tho
former wedding-day the only gift pre-
sented TO the lovely bride by her devoted
husband, Frank, was bunch of roses
--Eiiglish Margarine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 HE friends Of the county Of Hampshire, that
hc is prepared 20 do Surveying upon the
shortest notice. OHicc--ihe one occupied by DR..
x. huPton, Romucy, West Va.
N1rah q, 1865. A. MONROE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19
ANDREW w. KERCHEVAL,
Counselor ut Law,

Tommy, Hampshire County, Vest "a,
DESUNES The Practice OF law in IIampshire,
a Hardy and Mineral counties.
RJmucy, March 4th 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

FHtED RfCE.-A new dish Is coming
into favor. Rice Is partly around cook.
cd Ivy steam for two or three hours. and
allowed TO get cold IL is then cut into
thin slices, and dipped in egg aud crack
er dust. like an oyster for frying. It
Is fried brown and served hot. 10 is
less costly than fried potatoes. more
palatable and decidedly moro nutri.
tiOus.
TTTea made from red clover heals
is said 10 be sure cure for whoopinr
cough. Now is The time 70 gather
them.
s6S-Corn for fodder may be put IN up
70 the end Of July. Son in drills and
give it one or two workings With the
cultivator.
IyIt is estimated thai 100000 lead
pencils are daily consumed in this coun.
try. This is az the rate OF $4,000. 600
per year. IL these cost, on an average
five cents, The total cost would be S.
go 600 per year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

Till death did them part. Was this
TO be their parting. on the threshold OF
their lives?
Peal after peal of thunder ratified
overhead. the lightning flashed around
them, the rain poured down in torrents.
and there they lay unconscious of the
elemental war-asleepl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

TRANSPARENT JELLy PIE Ono
cupful of butter. one cupful OF powdered
white sugar and four well-bcatcn eggs.
Bake light crust, pour in the mixture,
and place back in the oven few minu-
ties until il becomes stiff.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

GIrsy PupDrNG. Cut stale sponge.
cake into thin slices. spread them wit.
currant jelly or preserves, put two pie
ccs togcttc. like sandwiches. Fill a
dish with these make soft custard.
pour over tie cake while hot. and let
cool before serving.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

BLACKBERRY CoHDiAf..--To two qts.
OF Juice add one pound OF white sugar,
half ounce OF nutmeg halt oancc cinna-
mon, pulverized halfcrncc cloves.
pulvcrized. Boil altogether for short
time, aud when cold add plat Of bran
dy This syrup is said to he almost =
specific for summer complaint or diar-
rhoca. From teaspoonful to awino
glass is to be taken. accord ing to tho ago
Of the patient, until relieved.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

AN ENGLISH PupDiNG.-Dcnt lightly
the yolls of ten eggs and the whites of
six, with threc.quarters OF n pound OF
sugar, the rind of on orange or two lem
ons grated, six &c half ounces Of Hour
and one pint of boiling milk. When
nearly cold. mix in the eggs and sugar.
and add wineglassful of brandy. half
pound melted butter. Bake 1t an hour
and quarter, and turn il out.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

FoR THE GUMs.-Alum water will
harden tho gums and prevent loosening
OF tho teeth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

For TooTHAcIrE.-Put piece Of
lime as large rs n hickory nut into n
quart bottle filled with water, and rinse
the mouth with it frequently
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

IVA small bag Of hols, placed in a
granary or bin, will kill or eradicate all
grubs and insects from the grain.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08
Gtue uuantaItbare sSabrbeit.

IS seldisbt euh reat wsnn tsr lsIbst
unc tpenn ibr in eieier ihDneu Dslt Elm
oura Sraufpett ssFSytss. iammsrocuss
estsn fiibrt, 70 lisst eer detlsr Ell eud,
neil ihr eur untanoisss gururtbsil niA.
iiter!paltissr f6nnt. @rfabruns unp &C..
lunber MenfdsnpsrtanD wsrssu bale ;si
gen. Dap @rsea's eiu9uit 5lcpsr aas
esGsrieiesn, DyapsiIc &opflAmer,sn,
5srsiAlasen, lauren @iasen, NerpSFtat
gfieperssldlasenbsit &c. eurirt. Das
Wittel ipirb in alien Staotsu pisles Gon.
ttnentS ssytauit ans cure Drosuifsn tGn,
nsn sud iassn, mslae ausse3eianets Gu,
ren es bemirft Iat. probsRaldsn 10
Gents. Drei Dclsn be6en pas asiosn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08

su, sr mSse, ipenu sr abss(Airrt rno ab
eelaosn babe, in bic Stubs fcmn,en, sr
babe thm pas gu Iasea.
gs bausrte lanse bis 9eter fam, unb
Qanbpltn, In Rem es !pisner auItcthen ppll'
te, rebete iid Stubs sin.
gnplia fam pstsr uno frasts, mas Der
Tater 3u 1aeen ba6e.
2anbclin isbte ilb uno 1asts 5sb DID.
SD tann fGon lsasn.
@priht niht 70 laut, bic SHUTTER liast
franf IN eer &ammer.
Sd lrreb' nidt laut.
@ut, 70 tomm' nit bon pa fort auf ben
Mltan.
Sic sinssn NIT chamber uno eanocliu
iaets, toB er NleS I'm @uten faeen pplls
unb pstsr fcue ses aud, 70 aufuetmsn, ct
babe einsn llnI6id tesanser nit Guffiin'
oisuns Der SaseIseriIherune, es iOue ibn
bas nur CUR Warnuns bisnen, pab er elm
1.te, Der @oter babe ppdh Wanhes bener
ssmadt unb sr lolle isineu l1nihid sinse'
lfeben.
yun Ginsefsten if Eel uns teins &soe
sntassnete petsr trcbis.
0anbolin ipItte BEN Stih in Der Bruf,
pe psnn Ca Elm Duldb iih eintcbrte, eg
/! fDbnte auf uno iaste:
(sySrtfssuaD Tclsi.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08

- stu8 9sien mirb telesrapbirt, oaB
@encral Pbilippcwi9, Der Sberfomman>
eirenoe Der bSbmiIden 9lrmee, mad Miem
beruien wurpe, I'm ben 8efebl per bpsniz
iden Secnpaticnsarmee gu iiternebmen.
Die 2iirfei bat perlanst, paB bic 9auer
Der Beetrus auf 2 Sabre fefgeiett petz
6e, bod nil Seiterreid, in Gnpa8una,
oaB unscrbsrselebene Greisnile eintretel
fpnnten, fia niat in pieier 9lrt bic 'oanpe
bineen, Die 5ruppen meroen niaI cher
iber bic @refse seten, als tiS Der @cnz
sreB pprliber it, 8psniiden @erihten
auirlse fte9en etwa 10000 Mann tiirfi=
ider Gruppen in 8p8niep uno Der Ser
6eSpwina unb 10000 Mann SmiIAen Np=
uibasar uno Yriltina. Die BlterreiaiiAe
Oceupationsarmce wirb in 6plne per
feinplelioer SaItRns 4eieer YcSpinSell
ld0,O00' 'Mann fiaTf lem. Die tiirfilden
Tertreter I'M Gonsreb babea Anmeinns
erbalten, Die Slterreidiibe Bei, ,bung unter
ben SebInSnnsen Sn senebmiSsu, paB bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08

Oauer Der Sccupaticn pprber pereinbart,
bic 3a9l Der 1rnppen beltimmt unp bic
SeIetuns auf scpille @'rsn5en bei6ranft
perbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08
Sic Eterbii6feit Ser SSeiHsn
urs1 Scr Xnrbiacn.

Die 3abl Der Sarbisen tn ben Ser.
@taaten perruebrt lid swar, epd bilt iie
nit benz Nupadlsn Der weiBen STAGE
ourhaus nitt sleiden Sdritt, feltit mean
nan pcn per @inmenperune gan; abliebt.
DieIer l!mlfano war in, Naaen,eiuen
ldusit bsfanut, bod, fsblte eS tisber an
eenauen fatiltil lden Nersleiden uber oas
obmaltenbe Yerbdltnib. Dieie Side ilt
jebt burd bic Bepbadtunssa zines ar;tes
in WuIbuiae, Ienn., gum &beil ausSe.
fillt worbeu.
DerIelbe bat cine Sterblihteits Tafel
fir Die bauptiddlihlten Stdote unleres
sibens ;uiammensefteut iii lpelder senau
uer3eidnet ltsbt, pie piele Beibe unb mie
piele 6arbise auf ie tauienb Giuwobner
I'M 2aufs eiues Sabres iterbel1. sluS Der.
Ielbeu ersitt Hd, pab Die blidfeit
Der Barbisen um Is arrcent srSber it,
uls Die ber Weibeu.
Sn Wempbis, Eena., betrdBt bic iaIrs
lid,e State fitr bic Weiben 1906, fiir bic
Slrtissn basesen 4O,06 per Taulenb; in
Otrbile ebenio 1915 uno %, IT; in 0ii9.
mcnb 1890 uup 28,l3 uup in 9eew Sr,
leans 25,45, nno 1890 Die srSbte
Sterbtid'teit inter ben Weleea fabet Gd,
in @barleiton, no fe auf 1921 per Tau.
Ieno aeist, mabreno BET Diiirict gptumtia
bic bSdite 3iiier hesusii6 Der Gpoesfdae
Son 6arbiseu aufweiit, nimlit, 1850.
Wctile, weldes nidt ,peiter alS 40 Wfei.
len prm @clf bon Werieo entTernt liest,
1T biernab uen allen beoeuteueeren iioli.
den Slaeten ioippbl fiir Wsise, als fir
6arbise Der seiiinbeite aufenthaltsort,
9ur Setma seiSt fiir leetere nod cine &C..
rinsere Sterbii9teitsrate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08

- BraFlisa iearsitst poran Der
&aiier bat lsiae @eile nidt umlonR &C.,
maat unc bic Ginoriids perlelten lsiner
naaiten nmsebuns nidt umlcuf mitee.
ttsilt. Die erlts 5Olse III cine abpsrfuns
Der GsHeln, wenad; bic Mnlelluns BON
Drofencren an ben llniperTta!sn pom rsm
ssitwsillsen RelisiensbefsnntuiTe abbius.
Bon nun an fGnnen auh M@ttatboliten
ansefsut werSen une bic Nuslitt 1T Dor
banben, in aasr &ar5e bic auf pss Staats-
s6sn btsbsr 70 priidsno wirtenoan rslialS.
fen oiapsruiat gang bslsitiet ;u isbsn.
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- Nderbaa. unb gi1sn6abnweicn In
5rantreid. Der Ser. Staatsn Gcn1ul tn
Spon iiberIanOte DEM StaatSbepartsment
pisler Gage eiren nitt unintsrs6antsn Be-
riAt User BEN Wderbau- unb ben GiIen.
tabnhstrieb In Jrautrsih. Die beim
Adsrtau eelAafttstsn Nrbsiter wsrpsn tn
3wst Rlafsn sstbeilt, uno 3war in lolAs,
gpelae aui Der Tarm ppbnsu uns t,im
Sabre arbsitsn une In Sasssarbeitsr. Die
srteren erbalten iabrlih $50 uub Die les.
tersn BET fanfsebuluueiser tasliasr arteit
800 per Sabr. Jrausn Seroieasa spi1hen
$55 uno $65 per Sabr. ginise esuts Der.
pienen babel nod DurA Ns5snarbaitsn $40
per Sabr. Gius aus Mann, Jrau uno
bret &inosrn beisbsnoe 6amilis tann labr
lid suI Iammen $3.50 ssroisnen, tpopcn $40
fur ben Sebensuntsr9alt sebraudt psreen,
tpsnn bic esute ita lsbr einiAranfsn. Das
eano 1T sismlid slsidmabis sstbeilt unb
Die gausrn iino unattansise eeute. Man
lhast pi. Nn5ebl be. Jamilisn in Jrans-
reid aaf 5000, 900, Don bsn1slben iolsn
1000, 900 in sutsn umfaneen iiAtsftntsn.
Der eonlul bsridtet fsrner iter bic Ga.
lare Der bel ben perldispsnsn giientabnen
anssisQtsn psripusn. Danea erbaltsa 60.
ccmptipfiibrer $405--$576, Gpnbutteure
S3OS-s347, 9si;sr S2s9-$347, @aA.
ter $230-S316, @spadmeitss $780,
S463, @spddtraser sl93-S30s, 6radt.
aafisber $SSS-sll5s, G!erts $231-
S947, 0ei&enfsller s231- s30S, giaet.
uerfaufsr s260-S637 uno gi1sntabnars
better Sl73 $243 jabrlid. Die &ollea
oes asbensuntsebaltss fno in Srantrsid
ssrinser ais in i@msrifa, bic fran,5fiden
Arbsitsr aber letea I'M @an,sn lalsater
ais bic amerifanilhen.
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oMart 9ane grprsb" 1ast: Sm
@usiebsu Der WetsenSaateu IT slHe snt.
iaieosne atnesruns gum YsHsrsn sinse.
treten. Beim erlten Mnblid ldsinsn bic
5eleer rsiHe grnten gu ssripredsn ater
auf pielsn Jslpsrn Rnb BE @ebrsu, nit
ausnabme BON @srle uus Safer, flein.
ales III Mllsm senommen labt 1A Elm
Durdi6nistssrtras pom GersuIjen, ioweit
es bic Guantitat betrift, erwarten. Die
ssrinse 3ufubr bon enslilasm DsGea
mad ben 5Dfen unb ginnsnmartten
rpsif tarauf bin. eab bic gorratbe in Sda.
ben Der Tarmer raid atnsbmsn uno raa
tts aur ernlssett w,nis BON ben altsn
9erratbsn ibgis fein uirp. Die 3ufutr
Don fysmcsm Weireioe mad qonppn mar
In lsbtsrsr 2dt mabieer als font, ctsr
eas Gstreipe ssbt mebr In Die Speihtr.
als auf esn Martt. gini9e tlsiae Oar,
tisn weigsr. @si3en wurpsn fur ben Con.
tinsnt, bauptfa&lia fir gelsien uno bas
nSreli&e Jrantrsi&, senommen, ,po,eltlt
Die Grntsn ni6t Gut ausssiagsn fine uno
bic Yreile sinise SHILLING b6ber leten als
tn scnsOn. Weitsre 0ertaufe Son san3en
9aounsen tasen niht itattssfanten. Die
prstie fir Wais' batsa psnis eleubsruns am
Srts erfabrsn ater neusr asmi1hter ame.
ritanilaer, Der rod eintrsfsn fol-, wures
gu 22 Stia. 8. sssnee bis 90 Sbia. 9
ysnes pro Guarter ab GhiH cffsrirt, eir1
fir eielen Nrtitel biater nnertSrter preis.
Bel liartsr 3ufutr an ben Saifncrieu II
Der Sancel nit lhwimmeuoen Ns,en.
eapunssn lau uno bic Yrsiie iino I'M
snsn opleH SbiIlins pro Quarter gsfal'
l'n. Mats uno Gsrfs Rub I'm Ssaa lsets
9snes pro Quarter suriidsssanssa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-08

Wsam sebe mad gunperie, enu
man tillise 8retter tpiinIdt, nur % so
ras 9auIeno 0ub.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27

The action Of Yesterdays convention
places in .he field a complete republican
city ticket to be voted for by the republi,
cans of Yankton. For years past it has
been the custom to ignors party preferences
In the selection of candidates for municipal
offices, but this spring both sides have seen
ft to depart from the method in vogue ana
enter the field with candidates of their own.
This change in the programme was ins,itut-
ed by republicans and the democrats have
followed suit. The coming contest can
not, however, be narrowed down TO strictly
political preferences. though it should be
now that 1t has assumed that aspect. The
republican party has placed in the field an
unexceptiopable ticket-one which possesses
sufficient personal merit to carry it through
even though it was not adorned with q
heading of political significance. But as it
is placed in the field SO strongly endorsed
by the party, it is the clear duty of every
republican ia Yankton to give it his hearty
support. The usual differences developed
in the caucuses and the convention should
be forgotten and the entire ticket, with its
array of competent and reliable candidates,
warmly supported by party adherents. The
democrats will nominate, but they. cannot
improve on the choice of tie republicans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27

Boyder, supervisor; Cornelius Tracy, asset
sor md David Deist, town clerk.
St. Louis, March 26.-The livery stable
of ThoAE. Russell s Son, No. 1908 Frank,
lin aveaaie, burned this M raing. Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000.
Philadelphia, March 26.-The l-ossscaused
by last nights fire, is estimated at about
100000.
New York. March pa Gre broke out
this morning in six story marble front
building, numbers a6l to 267, Canal street.
The flames spread with great rapidly. aud
a third alarm for Ere engines was sent out,
when3a ftsr two hours of hard labor, tho ere
got under control.
New York, March 26.-E. I. Riley's res
taurant Broadway, was damaged, $4,000
by fire this morning. Insured. Other oc-
cupants of the building were damaged in
the aggregate, $4,000. Clothiers, loss
$4,000; insurance 100000. Second
floor, Nos 265 and 267, occupied by Hill
Bros, dealers in millinery goods, loss $780,
900; INSURANCE. $4,000. Loss on the build
ing 500. 900; insurance $4,000.
Hartford, Conn, March 26.-Geo. Rob
erts, president Of the Hartford Carpet com.
pany, is dead.
New York, March 26.-Willism Elem
ing, injured by the explosion on board the
river boat Magenta, yesterday, died las,
night, making the fifth death. Burchard,
Contant and two boys are missing since the
disaster.
Baltimore, March 26.-An explosion o.
dynamite occurred on the line of the gun
powder water works at Monte Bello, two
miles from this city, this morning, instantly
killing Michael O'Rourke, boss Of the work
men, and fatally wounding several others
one fatally.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27

upon that portion ru, ming through and
along the states. Even such adisposition Of
public money will in time prove beneficial
to the portion Of the river In which Dakota
ID interested, a, Il will attract attention Is
oar highvsy aud xill'e.,ablish /. Npsreoedens
for future appropriations and future i'm
provments. BY and by Dakota will enter
the u, ion as q state and will then possess in
tluence to induce the outlay Of government
capitol upon that.part Of the river which is
40 largely used for navigation purposes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27

An eff ,rt is being made to induce the
people of Yankton 10 believe that to-mor-
row nights democratic convention will be
q reople's convention. This is a mere sub
terfuge If the minority, and republicans
will not be prevailed upon to give to the
movement. any. aid or countenance. The
republican party Of tie city chose a party
convention as its nominating medium and
it would now be exceedingly poor t'st< for
any of its members to go back on the &C.
tion Of the, legitimate patty nominating
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27
Reliable Evidence.

Ma. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear SRI will most cheer
fully add my testimony 10 the
great number you have already
received IN favor of Your great
and good medicine, Vegetinc.
for do not think enough eau
he said in its praise ; for | was
troubled over thirty years with
that dreadful disease, Catarrh.
and had such bad coughing
spells that IL would seem as
though | never could breathe
ANY more, and Vegetine has
cured me: aud | do feel to
thank God all the time that
there is so good Il medicine AS
VcRetine, and l also think it
one of the hest medicines for
coughs, and weak, sinking feel.
ings at the stomach, and adj
wise everybody to take the
veEettne, for l can assure
them 1t is one Of the best medi-
zines that ever was.
Mrs. L. GORE,
Cor. Magazine s Walnut-Sts.,
Cambridge. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27

Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,, men
,ions the inhabitants of the western teri
tories as thieves aud plunderers. From this
language Senator Teller, Of Colorado, D
exceptions in a lengthy speech on the tioor
of tine senate. Our sympa,hies are with
Mr.. Teller in this Controversy.