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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25
ENGLAND AND INDIA.
New York Herald.

New York Herald.
In the good old days of dynastic politics
in Europe 1t was said of England's relation
to the continental powers that she "fought
for all and paid for all" Crecy, Poictiers
aud Agincourt, Blenheim, M%alplaquet,
Families, Oudenarde and Waterloo, Ciudad
Rodrigo, Tittoria, Talavera-these are but
alfew of the names of the battles which gave
England = repute on the continent, in vir-
tue of which no continental power felt sure
of its projects until it had secured an Eng
lish alliance and support. And as that
English alliance. and the English ready
money were seldom given without substan-
tial equivalents England throve and the
continental princes danced or trembled IS
England smiled or scowled upon them. But
time, the ideas that spread under the in
duence of the French revolution and the
material progress of humanity changed all
that ancient relation Of England to
the continent, and in place Of pretty princes
holding IN subjec,ion sheep-like hordes of
people there arose on all sides great nations.
But while the continental powers grew in
strength and especially in military strength
England remained just where she was, and
thus appeared a comparatively feeble power.
In the last war in which che was concerned
in Europe, though she had by her side three
allied ~nationalities, she succeeded princi-
pally in demonstrating her weakness, and
escaped calamity only through the good
fortune that her foe was practically a bank.
rupt power. But an adroit phrascmanger
has in some degree covered this charge and
has yelled Englands impotence in Europe
with the theory that her legitimate sphere
Of activity was Asia, where she easily kept
under foot the greatest and richest colonial
possessions held by any modern state. The
Disraelian view that England's real theater
is in Asia is hardly consistent with the theo-
~ Of the tory party that England's "pres-
tige" in Europe should be sustained by a de-
mlonstration Of her proves in this conflict,
but up to the present time, at least, thepre-
mier has succeeded in restricting even the
pretences of England to a strict relation of
not too much to say that the safety of Eng
lands dominion in the east depends upo
the preservation of that attitude. The day
has gone by when England could be great
both in Europe and Asia. Authentic news
from India shows that the removal from
that country of any part of the military
the present time. It is, indeed, only by
prompt and ferocious repression of rebellion
that England, with the small army she has,
can keep down the two hundred million
Hindoos. Should revolt gain Roadway and
reach such proportions that the power on
the spot could not control it subsequent con.
quest of the country would not be possible
to the force that England could send there
Consequently, if England should now With
draw from India enough of her army there
to be of any use in a conflict with Russia il
Europe she would lose her Indian empire
through a step taken ostensibly to guarantee
its security.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25
CURE FITS n!
WORK FOR ALL

w g NV @6H
In their own localities, can,yasslngs for Fire:lde
Chromos Free. Big Commissions to Agents.
Terms and OUTFIT Free. Address p. o. WICK.
cry, Augusta. Maine.
4O c a..I post PAL PAID I''f i. JONES os1Ss' & N.sS "S NASSAU ~
N. Y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25
New Advertisements.
AGREAT OFFER roR HOLIDAYS

We win during these A a rMr x ana
the M0LIDAYs dispose Of ioo NEW PIANOS
md ORGANS, OF nFst-clsss makers a low.
or prices for cash, or lnstallments, than
aud ORGANS are the BENT MADE. war.
ranted for 5 years, III. Catalogue Mailed.
Great inducemonts to the trade. PIANOS,
. stops, S4s, = stops, S53; 7stops, SOS; &
stops, $40, 10 stops, es5; 1a stops, $50 IN
Eer!ses order, Hos ussd g ysar: Sheet music At
half price. HORACE WATERS 4 SON,
Manufacturer and Dealers, 20 East 18th
Street. New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

same facts mr. gathered ny the Chi
cago R0iimdV IDe regarding tine FORE
closure III mortgages un American rail-
ways during the senr Just ended. II
appears tlaat the ast,lal salea under lore.
closures cover s,s.5 mi.s "a foad, Will,
bonds and debts IL HiiU.9as, tim, null
capital stock IL s7a 0i5. 7tD. The capital
stock Ia practically rendered ,ulnrlcss
Nv foreclosure. nnl mortgages later ilnn
til iirti generally 10 tl,e Hams way, NO
TINT il IL probable Tint tie proceedings
rrit..l above involve u net losa ai not
leH than hundred millions Of dollars.
III addition - this, there have bpen ~.
l.rra sold. Int not vet brought III tito
hammer, I, si.s miles u road, with Sl2S,.
Nh ,tDO ii bonIs anal floating DELFT, anil
si2f, III 300 of capital stock : and In
iilera rnnrs III. ralrs involve iosh Of
ut l.ta than ssi5O. INN, DuI. In thr PRE-
cr,ling y.ar .nl.s were mndn III $40
inl.s II ryild, with s2lA,UDO, O0D III
debt aud capital, ~ TINT II Ii not nnrcas.
enable - s..s down the slrinkags of rail.
foud property involved In the rns.A III
these two years. III e'5O, 0OO,nOD. The
cni n no. yoi. but II IL generally b..
lie,ed ~ W nrar, anl thu 10000 mllrt
~ moro VI rolI involved In the above
ntatihties may, as 4 rule, be- regarded u,
reduced to = l,arl pan. ind ready 10 ID
fair wtrk nj reasonable profit for then
llfrn..l.l owners,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
a Pleasant War.

liz ia not handsome, Int be- l,as sucl,
q pleasant way TINT one cannot help lik.
IMP him." IL ii remark often male con
c+rning scine popnlur man. And there
nrr Il Thousand pretty. engaging little
wnsH which very prrrnn may pns oil
without running tha risk III being
deemed affected or forpish. Tie n~cct
hmile. the cordial bow. the earnest IL owe.
m.nt In addressing. friend, tie iupnir-
iag rlanra. the graceful attention nhiclI
!, III captivating ~han united Wit tplt.
p0.hssl IA, .l.ese viii iYl~sss III - gool
regards of eYen ohurl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

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l Taa.nA,, shc value II sehoul rfulests,
Sst. iia,satl
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lAiis II iaang~. I'll. fvrcnily. tllsy fnssnt
N hal t,st tht Ill rin apiece Tor svrf,
hinl. including lanr ducks "A ai5 earh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
IMPORTANT LETTER
From ! Distinguished physlslsa.

NO sinsis dee ~ ma snaAiled moro ssasfiAe ~
Az hA.tshsa Inc hteael1f ~ ~ sbe scAea w
eeheafne Inc hWtnAA feier, thr srHd, eae es mere
M ee.et.ss An yiela ~ lsaatnse.
Asteke eyesr shNi Ietse. and 6fQakA Mr lhe ttNes
ssssse " srhss atioas l6nessa nssAnef w l,asll
~. saaehe aud ehkllkisAs, tkest eAe4tIHa tsnrl
hAve iails, hngs g NJ te!lsyea q lhn slas
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ssash q az rssssd trts hsnaa q cnse .fsMrssen1
Msiss3 .ssyi:4 " br gssistA N sss sfss.,isr
4 Gyl n r. ~ ssss
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d,.s.ss. ". We ss..tsxA sles.. vhlls hssls !es
Aeeal pAeaaeee. ttsAetleu \ baeeH On eettatp AAed
tMiss. and hnless tAs vital forcee arp Too TAT -.
Acufe.
uEO. nkAnU, ~. u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

IN Ina wonderful medicine 10 which flo ntlllei
~ nte above directed fpt vui1f tIta sssr0sUtn
leiiaths ~ ha. rulahsnr IN hH,aeiau nsnfr ~
Natures sovereign curative properties, Mhtah
It'd Inns insillHsI lHtH I'M vegetable tihyI M
fuf healing tC Hlsk, linn WIRE rseT lcI0ge Tpilp*
h.nri III uT snnIi.lnr Iigr Gs irie, III this lns1
II fpatd ~ tiin Rfrsl variety III tssst obstinate
diseases which 1t Lus tran found ~ r0usttsNr. III
lin cure NJ oorOneeetetsv severe COWghn,
ailii lin cNfy ashgra 1T t'Oolsu u RgtOWe n hNs
.si0ni#ei the medical faculty. Anil eminent
nsA lrIAhs pronounce II tin greatest MeiitA
lsHfaatNfY vi tin HsH. Nksta VI eulr1 thu sever.
~ laughs. IA AiaslxitseH~ tin system Hna purts
Itre I'M eoNOa. w W. ErraI anil th',i0uFit
iiiatl.purilsinH ptupartrA, II cures All Nm.
mars flnnt lie Mt,l4l NfrWtWtn IL q en'nn.an
ifis4ehi esIWsp!s. "r vmrslOm. Ms,cus,ni
s*ea.p, NiHegHf fslssins, Hlt'l tlasu efectA4 ME
pl,lirstuI, and sIror1ls health Hu.t n s',tMd
constitution astaldt~l.si, Ertat pelnss AMlts
fheM NJ eesev MOrrs. Araly ar MOueN
~ IN, III short. All flsH HHcfutis III uaHf* fN@F
III lAsl tinsni, nv conquered ht tssIs powerful,
lttfiffinp, hnl lnsitutHsIhK MedlflfH.
II tDa traI huli. sirunst, uel,tiitaed. have sHi.
Inv epInr ~ sk.n. ns taIlnWi.h iTsMH spots ~
iHrp ~ is,ds, ftaltlas,t i,ssdaeie Or avtiucss,
lad taste IN lhfs.tii. sisrnn hRgt af fhiis ntiuf.
naIal with lsu' tin+br@, Inv spirits, Hn.I e,li,g
t0Ireslings, irregular appetite. AnI tnbg,ae
canied IA trr sufersng finna TOrpla 0.tvers
nr 9tltNWsMtA..v MI Msns casAA III
silver GOns plntns" nnIv tatt III Mese
f.a,t'I.uis arr tststsrhesL A. n Fsmrly ~
MI steh raarp, ilr tiuars t.nisivn Mrsiseal IBIS.
l1t1ry has ~ nlisnl, n. u affects peifsrt entss,
leaving the Ittef strengthened All healthy.
ena = - rntrntnys ~ =, ne 4 cnVv.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25


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Harness Makers.
XIII: , m.;s,1 ~ a :. ..,. "A. !, 49,.
street, ness M Congregational Church.
b. ". HAHNAuun. ses si,eri.~@,nsu'.
HOtets.
WEtsHTEN MOuHE. corner Film snd Ugh
.rs s,saf. mouss. !, pa-,,s ,Ar Depot,
fpsHrnncc agents.
;rs T. H:fsA ..:s; VIM and ,,.,... street.
Watches, Clocks and .l.Ucivy.
emAx. >. yvEnlsEs. Price. Dras STORE.
sw 4 ~: s1 ~ e ; Co., s.s 81. Of Rim
ssree' Hss 3D.
Justines ~ Me rnncr.
q. y. nmECk KNN1Dck. nnAee ossr k,mha
sAM iss's Il. 'Hn.S wv our n.,.et. s,o,e.
/ Lirery.
NORTON HHOTHkNS. n. n. s.rers. sts," Vim.
Lumber Deaierx.
v. q .. vLEMMINO. Kohevs rhsisn.
Agent. Yard near TIE kiasAinr.
n~r, aTcrL<t.
-~ a. .....sms 800. c.... .a,..
01. - "s 'Vfs.s~ ~
u. h. DOnltTTlk. north u coar. liea.s square.
----.
Mfyfrrr1 and Drr1smakevs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

n. hsaiinH rseRes!iss e e.g oYn {saEssas EEK
Known 10 require description. THAR grateful
tssl!nr. socsl!n9 80 gsclstsi.s M
snes with tAls ana impcftans dlsN0ysfles N phas.
marf, their heAiiq4 end strengthening py1R4felee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
mo IN ON 7,

a1snis N 0ne rarh III which psF4offs w function
Ahd unsfrdty produces mora fufee then .Anl lln'
ponndeA III ihs history " msdleiss. Try ess.
rhbon. y CnMTA
eoih hy ~ wbeleaele cd Retail psuQaiQe
ykssss is;r 41lc1 sssss': sss =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
SOLD " pavoolsrsArsl Pr sorrle.

rreersi IL r.. y. e.I.trE, VI. ~. re.4
Proprietor, Fss s..a NuaALtr pfrFLAhApy.
buGai0. n. r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

AfacAsmfshA.
" N. gOW ~. a nAtsasas ~. ,ssra ee n@si.
80 street.
VI. y. ksyrlat, IN N.vs., Ar.r,. go u trsa
aAM e. NAlesNMet. tHst ssssts. sass N tssA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

NnFs PARTY II rnnhera restlesl their
hils Il iaws~. III. fvrcnily, tlsy fnssnd
" hal rp.t ,iltm sin apiece Tor svrry
h,nl. Including four L.rks III aiS sHrh.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-11
The Laboratory Of the system.

The stomach is the laboratory of the
system, in which certain mysterious pro
cessos are constantly going on. These re-
suit in the production Of that wonderful
rivifying agent the blood, which in state
Of health rushes laden with the elements
If vitality to the Femotest parts of the sys-
sem But when the stomach is semi-par-
slyzed by dyspepsia, blood manufacture is
carried on imperfecdy, the circulation
>rows thin and sluggish, and the system
suffers in consequence. Moreover, indi
8esdon reacts upon the liver and bowels
rendering the first sluggish and the latter
constipated The brain also suffers by
sympathy, and sick headaches, s,eepless--
s.ess and nervous symptoms are engen
iered Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
iorms this state Of things, gives permanent
tone and regularity TO the stomach and its
associate organs, the bowels and liver, and
ensures complete nourishment and in
creased vigor of the system. It is the
most popular as well as the most efficient
,;nti-dyspeptic and tonic in America.
April 8, 1873
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-11
Al Shower Of Worms.

a heavy, drilling rain, which be
ga at an early hour on Thursday
evening, gathered force during the
night and toward morning poured
down in torrents. When the sun
Shone out warm and bright q rare
ight presented itself to the passer-by
The sidewalks were covered by hun
slreds Of little augle-worms, from half
an inch to two inches in length, MIN
ble,slender little fellows, who squirmed
and wriggled around as the sun heat
ed the aagstones. We have heard Of
such showers in the States, but this is
she first we have seen or heard OF, I'M
I'll within the past week, here in the
heart Of the Rocky Mountains. We
are under the impression that the soil
Of the mountains does not produce an
gle-worms. and it seems orr late visi-
tors had long and tiresosne voyage.
Helena Mon. Independent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-11
Notice.

The following warrants will be paid out
Of the Current Expense Fund on presenta-
ton az my Office:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-11

The Servians have occupied Sofa.
What will the girls and their young
men do.Sunday nights?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-11
w EEKLY WORLD.

Price, S. to subscribers III the Terrific.
and 1926 when sent out Of the Territor,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-13
THE ROSARY OF MY YEARS.
BY FATHER RYAN

Some reckon their age 10y years,
Some measure their life toy art
But some tell their days 10y the How or their
teurS,
The diaIs OF earth may show
The length, not the depth, nf years.
Few or IntLy they comt-le" or many N"eJ
go
But our time is best measured by fears.
An! not hy the silver gray
That Greens through the sunny halr,
And rot hy the scenes that we pass on our
way
And not by the furrows the finger of care
On the forehead aud face have made;
Not do we count our years;
Not hy the sun nf the earth-hut the shadc
or our souls-aud the fail 1f our tears.
For the young are Outlines old,
Though their brow bc bright aud tair; .
While their blood beats warm their heart lies
cold
Ger them .he spring-time-b but winter is there.
And the old are ofttimes Young.
When their hair Is thin ana white;
And they sing in age as youth they sung,
And they Iuu1n, for their cross was light
Rut head by bead tell
The rosary of my NGarS;
FROM a cross y cross they lcad-'tis well;
And thoy'r blessed with blessing of tears.
Better a day OF strife
Than century of sleep;
Give IN" instead at IA long stream OF lifei
The tempest Hnd tears of tie deep.
A thousand joys may foam
On the bIllOwS OF AL the years;
But never the foam brings the brave bark
home;
1t reaches the haven through tears.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-13
IHOMIS 4. SCorr.

Col. Scott has been one nf The rema1i b.
BILE men of our time. :. lf reliance
conscious power has carried him over ma
gulf where weaker man would lia.
been wrecked. His great executive aAilir
fully demonstrated IN lie war Grpai
ment, where rs assistant SECRETARY Ourii'
the rarly part of the war at the rebellion
he was the first % introdcce system. disc
pline and efficiency. of cunrSe, /, O..
been as Iailrfai manager that he ha
earned bis greatest fame. lie was prob.
bly, The must PRACTICAL aud tbursugh Il the
railroad maSuates of the cnuutry- lie 80
a maS'er Of all the details of his busineSs
lie could reconstruct a tariff more quick
than has beSt freight agent be comld otr
talk has hyelicS. passenger agent ON IT,
laIier's own grnnnd; he cnnld siraighte
nut confusion Of trains by ielee Aph vi F.
greater I,T"mptness and skill than his mu,I
experienced Train diSpai cher: he ooufl
dictate the Terms Of p.lnl by The rapidii
of his caiculat IONS and The colnprehenSik p
information always al his command Il
Mas The manager of the lolqeSt railroad D,
the world-baVing 4, 10O miles of r,ad nl,
Ger his Immediate personal snIerN iSis,B.
was Onder his direction 5bnt The PsnnSyi
yania trunk line grew into a great tree
with r's'ts and branches that reach unt iu
every direction. ln his case moIe was eA-
acted from has mana cement than from
that Of Vanderbilt, for Vanderbilt virtually
OWNS his ruad and eau quickly silence D.
dissatisfied stakeholder by bn1 ing up has
interest. Scuti, however, never had the
aid of great wealth, bnt managed the vac
interest under bis 0ireciiu with sue
ihOronghnesS aud 50 much personal mac
neiism that he MAS always able 81 vanqi i>l
the cEqnes and Overl Idle the embarlss5-
menis that were constantly ihIeaietinl
him. II is said ihat during The gr-a.
strike aud riots ~ 1917. which we're 10 tlia
PENNSYLVANIA Company What n war Is so a.
nation, vent Ia the depot m Philadrlphi
never stepped ontSi6e fnT iva weeks. aud
assumed The chief command, with = ttls-
graph instIumen. al bis side. lie has a,
ways been the man for an emergency
comprised, intrepid ami alert nnher al cir
eumStanoeS. We hope 1t may pruve tha.
rest and complete iSnla,inn frnm buSines
Tor lew mouths viii rest f0i Q him. for he b.
t"o young a man and too able a man 10 te
well SpaIed.- Chicago TribVH,.