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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE old army ballad graphically illustrates
General Buffers present position.
I'VE trust the honor Of our flag to brave and loyal
men,
But in that category we never can put Ben;
He found the rebel pckets who fought him in the
rain,
And very shortly after he was bottled stp agaia''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Chickens allus come home to roos'" is a NIGH
ty good prowerb,but dat doo's allus apply in dis
part, kase Pm been look all day, an all I kin
fin OBJ mine dat didn'troos' home las night war
few fedders in de cullud preachers do yaad.
New York Graphic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE Post lifts up its voice and loudly
shouts that Morse is elected. That and the
election of Cooper seem to be the only Demo.
cratic "triumphs". and they were both
achieved by Republican votes. However.
they are not unsatisfactory.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

The Boston Herald New Haven corre-
spondent says many hard-money Democrats
have Joined the Republican party to stay.
Democratic coqueting with Greenbackism
does not seem to agree with them,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Washington Thomas. who had been promis-
ed lucrative office if Tammany Won, hung
himseif when he heard of the defeat.
There Is some prospect of the recall of Lord
Lylton from India and the appointment Of
Earl Dufferin to succeed him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

FARMERS In the vicinity of the lakes where
ducks do congregate are having their cattle
measured for sheel-iron blankets, to ward of
tue shot of hunters. Some are drivItg their
cattle to The woods until the season. is over.
while ohers, who bave tough old steers, let
them grsze around the lakes aud PICK the shot
kee Sun. '"Au-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

A patent-medicine nan posted handbills in
every available spot in the village, yesterday
morning, and before night fifteen goats had
enough medical Information In them to run an
eclectic college. e.-Turners Falls Reporter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THOSE Massachusetts, Democrats who
voted for Talbot, and there were many, de-
serve great credit in rising above party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE argus speaks of the election of an
"ext thief' in New Jersey. An "ex-thief'
must be.a reformed man, who has consider
able advantage over those who have not re-
formed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE Argas announces in its headlines:
democratic Mayor elected in New York..
Yes, but he was nominated by Republicans
and defeated the regular Democratic candi-
date
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Meeting commercial traveller who was
pretty full of old Robinson County, Gabbins
remarked to his wife: "Tight az drum, ain't
hep "Worse'n that" she answered, ''he's
tight as drummer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
TIE PRESS.
THURSDAY NOR ING, NOV. q.

we 10 not read anonymou letters and communi
Cations The anne and add ess of the writer are in
all cases indispensable, not cessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good fs tn.
we cannot undertake to urn or preserve COM
muncatons that are not u.s. L.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE Bangor Commercial has made the
remarkable discovery that Senator Blaine
wants to deprive the Southern negroes of the
right OF suffrage. That would suit the Com
1nRrcinL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

EVERY regular attache Of the rREss Is furnished
with Gard certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T.
Puen, Editor. ALI railway, steamboat and hotel
managers viii confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent on,
ournal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

The latest conundrum, and we don't know
who is responsible for it, is, (which is the
hardest, to kiss girl leaning from you. or
climb q fence leaning to you?" There is
is no answer, as only one side of the problem
has ever been tested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
+I:lzZg:l-.<< j

-kepresents Israel up to time of rejection Of Christ
Ais ascension and; ID, The descent OF the Holy
Spirit
C-Ihe Church age during which the Holy Ghost is
gatheflos out OF all nations the bride OF Christ.
T-ChIst coming and the catching up Of the risen
and changed SAINTS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

1t was thanksgiving day in Massachusetts,
yesterday. judging from the anti-Butler
papers people had good time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

NEXT to B. F. Butler the sckest man in
Massachusetts to-day is John z. Tarbox.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

OF all glad words of tongue or pen, the
gladdest are these: We have whipped Ben.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Red tape permits the Indian to starve and
then kills him If he thrasbes around and makes
fuss about it.-Buffalo Express.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

How beautiful is Science! A few days since
an Acsdemician, rising in his place, made in
q tone of the deepest esrnestness the following
announcement: Gentlemen, it is with un-
speakabe Satisfaction that have the honor of
informing you that, thanks to the most perse-
vering efforts, NJ. p, our CORES poudent of
the Maritime Alps, has succeeded in inoculat-
ing man with the mango OF the dog, euta-
neous disease which thus far has.seemed wholly
incompatible with the human temperament"
prolonged snthusiasm.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

1t took French savant fourteen straight
years to discover that the eyes of Cat and
those Of an owl were evidently cast in the same
pattern.-Detroit Free Press. That explains
why the owls of cats are always observed at
night, just like other owls.-Philadelphi
Bulletin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Who steals ham, however much his need,
BY social law is esteemed thief, indeed,
But he who steals his millions from a bank
Is deemed a business man of foremost rank;
Learn, then, this lesson from each Lhievng ring
A little thieviDg is a dangerous thing.
st Louis journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture,
Furniture.
COMPARE PRICES !

Solid Black Walnut Chamber Sets, Mar
BILE Top 10 pieces, French Walnut Pan
els, $is; Painted French Bedstead Sets,
SIG; Painted Dress Case Sets, Sl9; Woven
Wire Mattresses, $3.50; Slat Spring
Beds, 81 40; Hair Mattresses $11; Terry
Lounges, S.; Marble Top Centre Tables,
$3.50; Hair Cloth Parlor Suits. pieces,
stuffed back Parlor Chairs, French Wal
nut Panels. $3s; Hair Cloth Smoking
Chairs, French Walnut Panels, $3.50.
These goods are 25 Per Cent. bet
ter in quality and style than FREE
STREET quotations. We are willing
to leave it to customers to judge for
themselves.
We have one of the largest and best Sc
leeted stocks of Furniture in this city.
We are not encountered with large
stock of old shop-worn goods, like some
of our uptown neghbors, as our stock
is all fresh and nice. We keep our goods
to sell and not to look at, and we can
show two dollars sale to any uptown
dealers one.
We have Just this to say. We shall sell
the VERY BE ST Furniture, BEST
styles. BEST finish and BEST
made, at lower price than any uptown
dealer can sell, for the reason we do not
;buy on four and SIX months notes ALI
Furniture not manufactured by us is
bought for CASH, and we shall give
our customers the benefit of the cash
discounts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Ii the Union as worth fighting for it is
worth paying FOR.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
Cap and Bells.

A man in green specaeles thinks he sees
In pile Of pebbles a peck Of peas;
But this. my DEAR isn't halt so funny
As putting ones faith in fat money.
Boston Transcript.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
DIR. G, j. CHENEY,
~11LlD Surgeon Dentist,
No. 25s MIDDLE Sc. over u. a. Hax,s

Having bought DR.. W. R Johnson's practice and
agsin, shall be pleased TO wait uuon his patrops,
and all ONE In need OF first class work at low prices
Ether and Nitrous Oxide Gas, administered with
sa1ety, 20 e4tract teeth. oc14dly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

THE MAINE kTATE PRESS
is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, If paid In advance al $500 year..
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch Of space, the
length of column, constitutes square"
81 80 per square, daily first week. 75 cents per
week after; three insertions, OF less, $100; continu
ing every other day after first week, 50 cents.
Halt square three insertions less, rs cents; one
week. SI.OO; SO cents per week after
SPs sCIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs'' and "AUCTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week three insertions
or less Sl.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every part
of the Sta;e for ST. 90 per square for first insertion
and 80 per square for each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
POR LAND PUBLISHING co,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Dramatic criticism in the near future 1.-THE
part of Cordelia, perhaps the most affecting of
all the mighty masters creations, was sustained
by princess robe of white poult de sole,
trimmed with large punches ecru, turned up
and cut bias; diamond ornaments. The un-
yielding, never wavering purpose of fendish
Goneril found an admirable exponent "a
heavy robe of black organdie wisn fan trail.
knife pleasing and pompadour corsage, and the
other parts were excellently rendered BY the re-
spective costumes sustaining them, q more de-
tsiled description of which is, owing 20 the
crowded state oil our columns, deferred to IA
more lifting opportunity. Journal of Com.
merce,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

A rat of boy, who had in vain searched the
postofice corridors for the nickel which a care.
less hand occasionally drops at the stamp clerks
window, took his position before chestnut
stand and eyed he fresh nuts long time be-
fore drawing deep sigh and groanng: "Oh,
wish was rich!' The chestnut-roaster made
no reply, and the odor of the roasting chestnuts
finally induced the boy to inquire, s'Are chest
nuts healthy?" "No, bub-they are prolific of
indigestion" was the reply After while the
boy thought it was time to remark: "Did Won
ever hear the story of the man who gave Door
boy handful of chestnutss and when the boy
grew up and got rich he rewarded the old man
with diamond pin and q four-horse team?''
mo. never did, but heard Of the man who
brought poor boy to the edge of the grave by
giving him dozen chestnuts." The lad took
a turn up and down, secured another strong
sniff Of the pleasant odor and then leaned over
and whispered: "If III take the chances on
the edge of the grave business will you take the
chances on the chestnuts?' The vender finaIIv
thought he would.-Detroit Free Press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07

Here is poser" to which CORE respondent
asks an Immediate and explicit answer. ''What
do Episcopalians mean by the Communion of
Saints'?" This reminds Causeur of a s,ory
which an old-time minister used to tell. A re-.
vlval was in progress in his church, and during
ths service one evening sailor, seeing no other
place vacant, "came to an anchor 10 the "anx
ious seats,' not knowing ths special purpose
for which they we've set apart. At the close of
the service the good pastor. supposins him anx.
ious for spiritual comfort, took seat bv the
sailors side and asked him how he felt. 'Pret-
ty we'll, thankee," said Jack, evidently pleased
with the attention. 'But how is it with your
OK that, said Jack, hitcbing himself away.
none OF your---conundrana here."-Boston
Transcript Causeur ''son
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-07
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepte6 by the
PORTLAND PUo LlSHING CO
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

AT 109 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscribers
Seven Dollars Year if paid in advance
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-14

biefelbe 5u tfrubisen, FA persetIifA ernie
fen. Grf ais Der sr6Bte Gleil eer 8ee
luGer ta5. Ureie errsid,t batten, legte iid
Die Nulrsguus. 81 Derionen peglprsn
i'm @ssyause ibr grbsn, unter itus4s 2
G.ausn, 3 Snatsn na5 32 WGuuer bic
msiit Der artsitenesn slans an9e9Grtsn.
- .Gine Ss,linsr Ospelde bsrldtst,
tae in guiearisn cine Neitaticn gu Gun
fen pss 5Iriten rpn MpntensgrU ais
5srsld'er iitsr Sulsarica in5 esbea Sc.
ufu pusse.
- Die Sn|urref!ion in Nfu.Gatsoo
MEN treitst fh meitsr ous, Elm neues
Malfaere Dor gSalbsn buyd' bic Ginasto
rsuen batt ltattsslunrsn-
- Sn ita!isnildsn 3eitunscn wirb Elm
Brief Don @aribalei pcrGffsntIidt. woria
bjeler Die jun9en Qeute aufforoert, fiji auf
bsa Gries nit Ositsrrsid sor3abesstea.
= Die lceia!iilildsa Sunrnale ratbsn
ihrsn an9ansesn fir ben 0a(, bab eas
Ant;> SrcIaliltsnssirb anssaomnea piro,
sur Nuswanoeruns uaG ben Der. Staa.su
ober-Glsiua len.
- Man slautt in euslanb, pab Se=
iesrreih lanslam sii,em Jsriss NIT Der
1iirfei sutrsibs. SIR jsbt ffeint ss attr
Der ansarifde premiermiui fsr Sissa onrh
asisst an batsn, pab bic Gilsrrsihil0f
Sceupatipu ben 0osaisn nittt wsitsr ee.
trieSen~ peroe, bis Der 8sidpsratb sulam,
mentritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-14

Gs 1T rihtis, bsns,tte er baeft uno
eben 70 riGtia wsroe id msine gerpFihtune
gen loIsn. NoA einral rieasrbclts Id,
su Sbrsr Bsruaisuns 9sie III msinsm Be-
Ben sias i'd nit litersrer ausiidt ouf gr'
fcls an Elm Ws,t, ais Oisfss Mal.
Wiinfaen sic Den Rnaben nod su is-
ben iraets Ser @fanb1eitsr fasin6ar
sleihmilttls watreap feine f&arfen &usen
psraublsn ri. WirFuns lsinsr @urte utss<
watten. SD meins, auf pab sic NIT pem
Sewubtitin BON bannsn sebsn, itn gut
unteraebraht su baben. @
8et pisfer 3umuttuns ;udte Der Drei.
ausise bic NAlsln.
gsin, es 1T teller, id fete itn ridt
mebr, fprah CT s0gerap. er m0hte ldlaien;
frllts er tiaassen, ,uaden, 70 BABE id, bic
gsptiis cafi,r, Dob msin antlif ssraoe
nidt terubissno auf iba sinmirtt. Dab,
Id that i9m nidte, su leipe, 'par ater ee.
swungen, su iGarfen Ulittsln meine 3u.
Fuat su nebmsu
Gr wanb Den Sttawl fsltsr am Isinsn
Sals uno fdlug ben &udtraseu smpcr.
Der YfancIeiber am penisien un,ufsis
ben, i'm ldeioen ,u febsn. tesleitste i6n in
Den 9aosn ,uriid. Bsbut1am Efaste er
bic 5austtiir, uno ais bic 9ttesel pisSsr
surssl@oben wuroen, befanp Der Oreiaus
siss lih bersits cine Strede entfsrnt.
Matsl lsudtste i'm 8reiie, wie fh er.
eGbens an ben wunberlihen Shatten. mel
DE sriidsn BEN tauienperlei Oeaenfaneen
ringsum an ben Wdnsen, auf Defe uub
'Jubboben tansten. Gin ssrinsiAabises
eaaeln iiitsrss bic &afeebotne emppr.
gr lA'ea iassn gu wOlIsn, bub, menn er
ieinsn grwerb nidpt aaf sinsm aneern Sci.
De lu6e, er idwerlib pisl Natraus aus
bsm altsn @eriimpsl 3ietsn roirrs. Gin.
nenb une rehneno besab er lin mad bsm
5intsrtau1e ,uriid, um einenBlid auf Den
lsinsr @bbut anpertrauten Snaben, oielss
lstenbise pfanS, 3u wsrfsa.
(Gortfebuns fplst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-14
3 e / a 6.

= Sn Seuitcn tanisn an 10. swei
Garlcass Stintoieb an wslde man sias
Strsdt bonn Depot auf Elm Ssitcngeleils
bradte. Mm Ntsnb entcsdta man, paB
fat fammtltes 8isb !oot mar.
= Tas ftcusrbare @issntbrm In Nu.
fin County tetrast $2,326, coo. Scr
taelt man ttss Gissntbum auf bic einSsl.
ne 5amilen i'm County, 70 fummt auf jere
Jamilie $1,000; auf Die ginwcbnersabl
oertbeilt madt es fir isoes SnbiYibuum
5000.
= Sn Gainesville ianb tiirsliA cine
gDaelperiammlung ifatt, ,u Der Iitt Is
eanoieaten unb 6 S!immgsbar eInfanben.
: Sn eapnea fanb sin ianses Maphen
ieinen Sob bura Die grplplicn elmer Del
tanns. IS war bic alte Oefhihts, bic
fid trcb aller Darnuns sue mipertclt.
Gas Mdedm sub Del in ben Sfen nit
bem eewptnliden pnsliidiiAsn Grfolae.
Die 5drefer Der 9eritorbsnen eritidte
bas 6eaer NIT elmer wpllsne.1 DfGe, Sar.
branute Id absr le!bi pabei.
- Sn Wallaee praiytf muree s. 9.
Saolss, ein weiber gsbrsr an Der sortiaen
farbissn Sdule, Ger netsntei unter Der
gteaerbssolteruns Gjresnbad glubs praa
niTrte. BON ben 16war,en @rssnbadern
untarmasr3is burhoepsit1ht, neil er nit
Der 5rau leines fhwarSsn 6ausmrtbs ,u
intim wuroe.
Sn QaSaea County uurbe cScbn
Matula BON Gam Sssrea er1oher. Der
MGrper 1T eniEctsn.
g 9n @rimss guunty ipellen bic
DsmOfratsn unb Ureentaflfr flo PEREZ
nisen uuo ganoiOaten obne NadEht auf
bic Jlnansfrase nuninirsn, um bte Neaer.
itimmsn taisiblt gu neutraliirfn.
= Nm 9. b. wuree gB. MlnGlr,t, elm
@alaaftsrsifeaoer BON Stem Srleans, als
sr BON Brownsville In einsr Mmbu!auee
nad gorpus Gbrifi fubr, bon orel Wsri.
tanern anssfallsn rae in bic 8ruli as.
itulisa /; Der SutlGer wnrbe auaenblidlih
attSetst. Irob feiner @unbe sslana 60
Miallrot gu snfilietsn unb bic 8 Wsl.n
sntfsrnts Yofitation ,u erreihsn, spn no
er nah Corpus G9riill seb radt ,puree.
= Sa San Sata srmorbessn Sob unt
Duf Sbprnton pnb g. Glsp sinen Mlann
Mamtns eipisp. @ae orei M6rser Iino
ssrbaftst, Der etns atornton 1T 1dpe,
perwuntft.
- Sn Dsnilon wurbe Sotn gurrp
BON einsm gilenbabn,us iibsrfabrsn, eriitl
atsr ftinsn ancsrn Sdabsn basei, ais bab
i'm bic &leioer pom 9ei9s ssri|Tsn wurben
= 6smplseae Bat isine lpe;ieds qua.
rantaae aufsetutsn.
- Sn GAN Sata County fisl Scnat6an
Spulrs bonn Dierbs, blieb aber nit bem
Juas i'm StaistlssI taasen unS wurbs
purd bic Sufe ess au5lhiassncfn pfsrost
fnrhterlih Ysrlebt.
= Sn 5resltcae County wlroe au|
glifIiam WarIin uno ffinen Spbn, ais III
gu Witres BON 5ai,iitlo ,uridtebrien, au:
rsm ointsrhalt seiAciisn rnp Der alt
Wann setGptst.
/ = Sn Siltsroale mirp sir asass SAul
baus sstaul.
- Sa Waeo bsr9iIiste fA Gin Npot5,,
fer Namsns @r uYss nit Worp5ium.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-14
Qeber 1T IDnia.

3eber 1T SDnig. Die Veter in bas
widtisNe Organ bes son3en luenI6liten
Sniien,S. olS iie oa5 Qebeu, bic Weiuno,
belt unp @liidlelisfeit DeS WenIden
contrcairt. gBiro Te III Der auSiibuna
ibrer 9untticnen seifSrt. 10 liuo ale
mSslihe qeioen ba8 natiirlide 3eIultat
Die yerbauuuS, bic yeweauaaen bes
5er3enS uno bes SlnteS, bic 5unfticnen
ees Geairna uuo gacrpeniYitems, lino
aQe BON per 2eber abban9iS. IS lit sur
geuiiBe bewielen woroen, bab @reen's
Nusult 6tcwer uniitertrclfen baitebt ais
Seilmittel Sesen Dpspepiia ooer 2eter,
leioen uno al!er anOern Srantbeiten, bic
ber 2ebcr ober benz Wa5en eatIprinsen.
Yrctefalden 10. gentS. g8irb iiteraa
uuf Dem wetliaen Continent perfauft.
Drsi DOien weroen betpeilen, ba6 bic
Meoisiu acrabe bas III. nua ihr nerlauat-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-14
Stemi sfeiteu
Sn Ian b.
(Gortfebuns fplst.)


!. = Sn bsn spm selten Jisber tsfallsnsn
staDten babsn lip bic 8erbdltniIs nibt
9eanoert; beA wirb pon osr1hisbfnen
Ylaben faltss Bstter' nit Grolt teriAtet
uno beim glntritt be6elten aefft man auf
eine abaabme Der Seuhe.
- Die BsriIte lber bic Watl in So.
ssa ino BON ben neiiien Counties eines.
iaufen unb geben ben 8spablifanern sine
Wajuritat BON 10000 Stimmsn. Die
nod ausifebsnSen Dablssri9ts dnpern
wsnis an tem Nsfultat.
= Die usrituns" farsitt: Die wat>
re @eihidte bes Streitss um bic Wabl.
fimmen pOn Glrripa I'm Sabre 1876 III
isbt erF bur& bic gntsiferuns Der Gsbsim,
f6ri ftespsihsn, wslde 3ypilasn 1;lpsn's
ASenten In 8lcrtca unp @ramsrey Yart
sepsdIelt wurten, bstannt semprben,
Die neterisbuns e!sler Dspeiheu, wie
bic uSribune" lis mittbeilt, seist, eab
@antoa Marble, 6. W. Wpollsy uao
Sobn s. Gcgle, 5ilpsu's Ysrtrausasman
ner in GallabaiIee warrn unb bic Stims
men bieisS 5taatss ,uerit auf sslsstiAsm
Wsse unb ipater ourA '8slehuns su err
lansen lu4tsn. 3usrf warOsn 5000, 900
pfrlaast, was su ttsurr tsfunpsn ,purpe
unb bann tslssrapertsn Wcvlley unb
goyls. fs iSnnten sinise esr 0ablriAtsr
fur 10000 fauisn.
- nsber cine Wliflicn Doqars batten
tis gum [. SttObsr 3s amertanlde
Stacts in taarsm @s!te sur qinosruua
Der Nct9 In bsa spm @,lbsn Gieter leim !.
Beiuatta Ditrittsn bes SIbsns teiselieu.
crt, wie fclsenoe 3ufammsnlleanna seiat /:
Stem yort @iiy $346, 600. philadelphia,
ct eouis unb Gbieaso is 100000, Gan
Gsaneiseo $4,000, Yeltun S55, ,O00,
Baltimore $4,000, qOuisYi(le $42 900,
Gineinnatt 1000, Gaarlslton $13, 900,
Newart $4,000, Mobils $4,000, yuf.
falo $4,000, u. I. ".
- Sn Wrrbtritse fam cine fyrau oui
idredlide sDeiie UNI ibr 9eten. Sbte
Slsloer finsen burd Beriibruns nit Dem
Gcdofea 0euer, uno bic 6rau liiirste I;dj
in ibssm pabuiinnisen Shmepe mad Der
Sdeuer, no iie ib unf benz goSen wll,tc
nno bas Seu in grano leete. 8ur5 mad.
ber lief ie ppatomuen nadt aus oer
s5Aeane auI bic Strabe; ibre Sleieel
,paren lbr ppaitanois pom 2sibe sebrannt
uno ibr san,er &Srpsr mar bpditioli9 se
rsitet. Sie ipraus in pie'em 3ultanre in
einen 3iebbrunnen uno sntsinS eurd gr.
trinfen benz lansiamen unb qualpcaen
3coe, ~elder ibrer barrte. Die Sdcu
ne. unb elm aniirbenner Nasenihuppen,
beioe I'M Yertbe ucn etipd $1,000, wur.
pen ierlt5rt.
- Sn 9telp Yori oraus Scbn Garpen
ter benie WtorBen in truntenem 3uitanr,
in bic Ct 6ranj flper SsirAe uno lteb
cbne eiu Wort 5ulasen einem 5rauen.
3imner, Namens Marie 0osan, Elm Msl
Ter in ben 2eib. Gr belt pas 1rauei,
| lpMer irribimli.3 fir ieine @attiu ipel
Ae ld pcr Sur5em bon ibm setfeHnt but
i ie. Carpenter mnrss pslbaItet unb er
iuartet oas 9telultat Der Ysrletunaen Iei
nes Opfsrs.
Nusl anb.
= Der giidof Don ORLEANS, Dupan
ionp 1T am IL. Sttpbsr plotlt ssltOr
ben,
- SIN Guaoifsum gbsatsr su eivsrpor
sntltano am IL. Sftobsr watrenp bs
Vcrasauas cine SdlaBsrsi. Wabri6ein
!, lid uni peislte ju untsrbridsn. risf 81
manb ,,Geuer", 'wcrauf atlss ben Mus
aansen 3ucraHste. gs bsfanesn Fd 20
4 Bic 5000 psrlonsn In, 5bsatsr ulo si
MenSe mar 10 aulasrsAt hab ags Witt!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08

WALrnAx. MASS. jan 8, 1876.
1: purchased tho RADICAL CURE of GEO.
n. IOGElsS, Druggist, EuiuiOru Building.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
PILGRIMS IN THE HILLS.
Deadwood Correspondence of New Nortllwes
Montana.

Deadwood Correspondence of New Northwest,
Montana.
There are too many " pilgrims" here to
keep up prices. Understand, 1 have no
pre- udice against pilgrims particularly. In
fact, l like them. There is something so
new and ridiculously strange to a western
man in the avidity which they pounce after
a nickel; in the wise and charitable look
they give a fellow when they hear him call
for atwo-bit cigar; in the grimaces when
asked to contribute fire douars!!! to send
some poor old disabled miner out of the
country, or the nervous, almost v%illainous,
twitching of their finger muscles as they no.
tice some husky old miner throw down a S.
g%ieenback in the contribution box at church,
or the thousand and one peculiarities during
their acclimation. They are not to blame
for this. Their business habits have COM
PEELED them to make economy, if not ava
rice. a study. They think they need a nick
el in their business, and they have a right to
think so, but they eventually get over these
notions, and their natural liberality comes
to the surface again, and, God bless their
souls they get to be decent people before
they know it. One western man will leayen
a whole lump of eastern men, only give the
lump a little while to rinse off the old
stingy habits.