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Sir KeDelm Digby admired his
wife's beauty so much that he made
her use many nostrums to preserve il.
lie fed her on snAils and capons that
had been iattened on vipers, and caus-
ed her to rub all sorts OF messes on
her face, The poor lady couldn't
stand il, and died when she was ihir
ty-three years old.
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sciA the gloss and freshman Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS w BROWN.
COUNTY CLERK,
JOHN BLAIN.
COUNTY ATTORNEY,
w. H MILLER.
SHERIFF.
o. u CROW.
JAILER,
THOS. d. N EwLAN d
ASSESSOR,
It. M PENNINGTON
SURVEYOR,
JOHN l. BAL Ii.
CORONER,
ia M ES GOD e.
CONSTABLE,
O. W GENTRY.
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The MoRALITIEs OF THE TyPfs.
See what little typographical mis-
take will do for a man-just :he drop
ping out Of the letters u aud putting
single : In their place. The other
day the telegraph announced the death
OF DIR. C. V. Dyer, a noted abolition.
it Of Chicago. But, horror Of hor'
ros, a laundering printer got il "a
noted abortiOnist.' etc., whereat the
enterprising and wide-awake telegraph
headline man astounded the world
with such captions as these; "AnOth.
er Sinner GOne-A Notorious Chicago
Aboriionist Gone TO Meet Madame
Retell. p dubuque Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES' REPOSITORY or FASHION

MISsEs MITCHELL, WIN Tnr Assist
ANC1O OF MIS- HAl.E. rt-t-rifuliy snlieit share
sfthe patronage " the pnhli', their d h,sR.iS and
customers generally, They, ~ their suete~siil
perienee IN Aanina- Max ne. With the aid of nu-
ineTuu- Fashion Juurnals, Ae-, fully prepare-i
and iee comIeieni oi giving perfect -aiisfseiian 10
the taa@t asii ladiss. Give thsni sall lacy
also do gentl'men's and childrrn's >sNiug uiih
durability and skill Swing nom nj their resi-
dence, I've doon East ri the Pr,shy terian ehurch
south side Of the stIeet. at9-im
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Cincinnati.
xrBiciSr-
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE :iyysy: LIVER REGULATION
OR MEDICINE.

Look sr clean. neat WHITE WRAPPER With
the rel synthetic letter sismT,l uron II In the form
Of rbbon gracefully curved into the letter Y, en-
brscing The en'hcns ef our trade, Sraiula. Mortar
and Graduate With the woris A. a SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR or MEDICINE thereon:
also observe the signature 1t '. n. ZrIIIN a 90.
In red ink on the side
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Two years have gone, and he still
lives. He is just forming the &C.
quaintance of little Craig, and he con-
graduates himself daily on the mis-
take which made a married man Of
him.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found 80 desir.
able. Containing neither oil mol
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it rich, glossy lustre and a grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chsusists.
LOWELL, MASS.
\. +. stage, Agent, stanford, Ny.
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A NO. I FARM FOR SALE.

Having deisrain.>i 20 ts,e West, . ansr nay
fsrni, containing klGHri Two AflEs. lying
az the hanging Issk, In Ilneoln colin,y, st-oai
miles froa Stanford and 6 mes ftotn panville, and
one and a half miles from the pike. Good Ootsaxs
Dweliiag and eisiern. good yoaas Orehsnd ef
-eci nut; veil xaiefed. As I am deiermlned 10
lsll, I viii ave hangsin In the ale,
JAS. q, BRYANT,
,y9-tf stanford, Ilneoln Co, Ky.
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN R.n.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL 2sTH. 1873.
STATIONS

TRAINS sourn muNp.
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Ayers
HAIR Vago,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A d dressing
which is at once
agre eable,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored 10 its
oriqi'nal color,
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NV ,p,rRriSruryr>.
NO lOVfRTIs|NC hGENT =!

six STANDARD NLIkIiEs al ten doilar.s Hae
uithaut lusing mooney. Those advertisers uho
uant 10 obtain the hist and largest Circulati n.-
sihls uithou eNf~niirf thaa frnm - B. tlrn
should aa.ircss OIo. Z. HOW ELLA 60. 70 srrar~
- New Nafk
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thanking our friends aud pairons ior past favors
We would respectfully Request oniinuanoe of the
same, and would a~ desire To eall attention 10 our
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Inscsiei aIlclou.ly In s,arts lopiian- 90 PritIis.
81 4 rad 10 fspii Gftua. Tan d.ssil,
ant oascisl >lssk Esshsase hr1-rs inv. Al.
Wall Sins.t Mes N0rk
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waRKErs
stamford

Trade coutlnues vcry dull
The retail rriccs @r provision. &c., arc a. e,l.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ELLIS W. BROW
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FEMALES %, , s 9; =.
The Golden Wheel.
Fortune Teller IL Dream Book

u harms any one hos 10 tell hssianes. and rives
700 trae intei 81 lrean., oiatalhs aSua
mary rrts latsortant 10 esrry ene, and y thr
Al complete Sc only n trresnhsetl ~~nd yeuf
hil sadre-- Ilsnly uFitt~n, vith pft'e. totttifIs
IlAN MILLER a. East siHih strrsi, tiacinnsii
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ROYAL DUK e
6 DOLLARS THE SEASON.

IwiIl permit NY THOEoUGH-BRrD BrLI,
Royal puse, TO eve lev COWS, al nay place near
Stanford, at
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
EASE .ArrAlNABLE BY THE RHEUMATIC

Yes. although they may despair of relief, it is
a1tainahlc by rheumatic sufferers, for there is a
remedy which carries OF. by means OF increased
activity of the kidneys-important channels for
blood puriiication--the acrid clement to which
patho,ogistS the most eminent attribute the
painful symptoms-a theory completely borne
out by urinary analysis. Thename of this grand
depurcnt is Hostetter's Stomach Eittcrs. y prep
aration likewise celebrated as u remedy for con-
stipation, which causes contamination of the
blood with the bilc-aud Il certain means OF re-
lief in dyspepsia, fever and aguc, and nervous
ailments. Ii Is. perhaps, the finest tonic eXtant,
and is highly recommended as a medicinal slim
ulant by distinguished physicians and analysis
who pronounce it to be emIncntly pure and very
beneficial. The press also endorses it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
LECTURE TOMORROW NIGHT.

Col. j. P. Sanford will deliver the open,
ing lecture of the winter course at the Con
gregational church to morrow evening
The colonel has a fund of information from
which be draws 10 a manner which always
captures his audiences. The Marshalltown
Times says of him:
Col. Sanford Marshalrs favorite orator
and traveller, filled his appointment IN the
regular lecture course, at Woodbury's hall,
last Friday evening, to the largest and most
appreclative audience that has convened ia
Woodbury's hall, this season. We say it,
not because we are a friend of the colonel's,
or that we are proud Of him, but because i,
is true, that his equal as a word painter.
talker if you please, we never heard. He
absolutely takes you along with him, or
you seem to be, and verbally seem t,
look upon the works of art and antiquity
which he is describing.
Reserved seats for sale at the postofice
bookstore. Two lectures will be delivered
one to- morrow night and the other Wed.
nesday night. Admission to each lecture,
IS cents. Reserved seats, so cents for one
night and IS cents for both nights.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
COUNTY GAINS AND LOSSES.

Minnehaha county has gained 525 votes in
two years.
Lake county shows a gain of 203 votes in
two years.
Through the vigorous work Of the United
States prosecuting officials the democratic
county Of Stutsman has lost 20 votes in two
years. Some of its most effective election
workers are now being boarded by the terrl-
tory at the Detroi, prison.
Bon Homme county shows an increase Of
$50 votes since the last delegate election.
In Burleish county there are 27l more
voters than there we're two years ago.
Moody county gains 572 votes on the rec
ord Of two years ago.
1ankton county returns show an increase
Of sos votes over the returns Of two years
ago, largely in the city.
The figures from Union county SHOW a
loss Of one vote in two years, but it is gen.
orally admitted that the full vote was moi
out this year.
Turner county shows a gain of 164 vote.
over two years ago.
Grand Fork, county is 554 votes ahead o
the record of two years ago.
Hutchinson county's vote has increased
II since the last delegate election.
Dawson county has eight more votes tina,
two years ago.
Hanson county adds 90 to its vote of tw'
years ago.
Cass county gains 5l2 over its vote of tw'
years ago.
Having determined to close out my entir
stock Of millinery before going to Deadwoo'
call special attention to the extremely Low
figures I have marked goods at.
A. BURNnAM
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A HEATING coALssroyF.

wv
For parlor or sitting room, FOR fale cheap
at Net's fruit store, Broadway.
/ have opened II -four, feed and provision
store on Broadway opposite the Merchants
hotel and will SILL all goods i'll my line at
the very lowest prices. Goods delivered to
all psrls Of the city free Of charge.
+. DIGGER.
Just received direct from the manufac-
turer, a fresh lot of s. w. Venable's cele-
brated Red Tag plug tobacco.
MAYR \ BARTON.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
a Job lot Of toys at Ncf's fruit aud COM
mission house on Broadway.
Go TO Schandicn's aud inspect his large
and attractive assortment of new goods.
Prices lower than ever, and all goods Of the
best quality.
Call at a. Schandien's and inspect the
new stock Of lamps, charlottesville finest
assortment ever brought to this market.
Ladies' will find it to their interest to call
at Burnham's before buying hat, ties, no.
lions, &c.
A full stock Of ladies' fine shoes Just re-
ceived ut l. Plies & Cos,
--H------H-H---
Fall stock of hats, caps and gloves just re-
ceived at I. Piles Il Co.'s.
DR.. II. d. Dodge. uentlsI, Dew,tts block
Yankton. = -
Fresh oysters at II, l.. Browns, blythe can
or dish.
Number one BUTTER at Jsnkinson (
| Pixies.
Old papers for sale at this office.
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PERSONAL


j. L. Turner arrived yesterday from
Springfield.
Judge Campbell will arrive on this eve
ning's train.
Mrs. Z. B. Cutting went to Sioux City TO-
day on a visit.
G. II. Sperry, cnme down from Ysnkton
agency Saturday.
A. B. Wilcox, of the Black Hills, a for.
mer Yanktonian, is in town,
George H. Stoddsrd and C. c. Wiley, OF
Kampeska, arrived yesterday.
S. w. Swift left this morning on a bust
ness trip up the Sioux valley.
Capt. Dan Maratta and wife, Of bismarck,
arrived on Saturday nights train.
G. L. Deming, who now resides i'll Water
town, Codington county, is in town.
Ed X. Lathrop, of Vermillion, cam up
Saturday and returned this morning.
Maj. j. w. Douglas, agent at Ysnkton
agency, arrived Saturday night from the
agency.
A. G. Melle;t, of the Muncie Qndiana)
Times, is looking over this portion Of Da-
ia with the intention Of locating here.
r. A. Weise, landlord Of the Crow Greek
hotel, arrived this afternoon, in response to
a call to testify before the grand Jury.
L. II. Warren and wife, of Albany, Wis
%consin, who have been visiting in Iankton
with their son, left this morning for home.
Capt. Sims and Frank Dennis, Of the Nell
lie Peck, were giving their friends the good
by hand shake Saturday night. They will
spend the winter on southern waters.
The delightful sunshine to day induced
Gen. Beadle out upon The streets for a few
hours after his week Of illness. HIS daugh.
ter May has meanwhile fully recovered.
G.. j. B. Harris returned Saturday nigh,
from Lake K~ampeska. He brings the in.
telligence that Watertown was chosen as the
county seat Of Coding,on county, instead o.
Kampeska, at las, weeks election.
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NOW FOR YOUR BARGAINS.

Charles Eiscsasn desire. to inform tho
citizens Of Yanlktqpn and vicinity that for
the next thirty days he will give special
on his entire stock of goods,
consisting of a ful11 line Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps,
Irunks and Valises. i'm order to run down
MS stock before removing to the new
store on Third street.
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MUSIC FURNISHED.

For Balls. SociaiS and evening parties. Prof.
Ninateiri is prepared to furnish piano-forte. vio-
lin and cornet music for public or private enter
tainments. Address
FEL1N N%INATEIRI,
20 Nankton, residence. Second-St.
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MILWAUKEE, LAGER

On draught at the Tivoli saloon on Third
street near Broadway, where also a free
hot lunch will be served from nine to half
past eleven o'clock a. NJ. daily, and every
Saturday evening from nine to half.pa s
eleven. L. FREuDENsTEIN.
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lOo, 900 L

White and colored, sizes G, 81, G}., So, IS and
los, plain or printed, cheaper than ever before
offered in this market. Call at Press and Dako-
taian Office and examine.
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TO BRASS BANDS,

Prof. Vinateiri will give instructions to brass
or string bands in Dakota, or Nebraska. and will
give lessons to leaders of bands undertaking to
instruct them in leadership: and will also give
lessons in Harmony and Contra Point. at a mod
crate price. Address
FEIIx V%1NATEIHI.
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TO ANYBODY

Wanting an improved firm. that has 50 acres
broke, so acres of splendid hay land. Il good
house %-ncaily new, and only seven miles from
ianhton. call on and see, yours truly,
J. PARKER
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On account of removal to our new. build
ing, we will sell groceries at reducedsprices,
for few days. J. E. BRUCE q Co.
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FOR RENT.

A first class store room. 22XsO feet. next adj
joining Merchants hotel, Broadway. Excellent
location. Apply TO
W. Z. VALENTINE,
Yankton.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement
Of ]. w. Post, %jeweler, who is prepared to
furnish all lines Of %jewelry, at greatly re-
duced prices. Parties looking for holiday
present, will do we'll to give Mr.. Post an
early call.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
DAILY DELIVERY.

On and after Monday, November 4th, !
shall deliver oil daily to my customers.
G. l.. RICHARDSON.
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For one week only, a few hundred bush.
els of apples at Sl.0o per bushel, at J. Z.
Bruce & Co.'S.
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DELEGATE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

The following is the delegate vote by
counties as far as received, subject to s!ight
changes:
COUNTIES. TRIrr,
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Spstial Motites.
MONEY To LOAN.

On real estate and persona, property. Apply
TO GEO. \. WEBSTER. attorney-at law, over
City Bakery.
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NO LADY

Should be without a fall hat, ties, etc when
Burnham is selling them at such low
figures.
Five hundred barrels salt at J. f. Bruce
& Co.'S.
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YANKIoN PRODUCE MARKET.
cHlmNEYS CLEANED.

CHIMNEYS CLEANED.
am prepared to clean chimneys in good
shape and will attend promptly to any or
ders' which can be left with O. p. Hage or
Bramble, Miner e. Co.
DAVID DONALDSON.
Nov. 1st 1878.
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COUNTY TAXES DUE,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, .
lankton. ID. r., Oct. 10, rs.
Notice is hereby given. that the County Taxes
for the year 1873. are due since October LIST. All
parties concerned are requested to attend at
the county treasurer'S Office, in the courthouse.
and pay said taxes.
FRED. S~CHNAUEER,
County Treasurer.
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TABLE OF

TABLE OF M~AJORfTIES.
The following table gives the majorities
on delegate to congress, as far as heard from,
with the latest corrections:
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The new announcement by Kadish will
enlist the attention of readers. Kadish's
shelves are now filled with the most attrac-
tive goods ever brought west, as Il visit to
his store will abundantlY testify.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11

A new brick house to rent, centrally loca.
ted. Apply to j. Parker Hayward.
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Fine Maple Sugar at j. L. Bruce & Co
CHARCOAL CHARCOAL

Fine Maple Sugar at j. L. Bruce & Co.'S.
CHARCOAL! CHARCOAL!
AT wholesale and retail, the best quality
OF charcoal, at the Frankfort lumber and
wood yard, Broadway.
Orders from abroad promptly filed.
j.. II. LoEEAn
a. schandien has just added TO lis stock
a large variety of new and attractive goods,
and is prepared TO fill all orders promptly.
China ware, Crcckery. Cutlery &c, ip
great variety, from the PLANES, to the iines,,
at very low prices a, A. schand.ins =.
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Twenty barrels new Buck heat -Four at
j. Z. Bruce & Co.'S.
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"Thc most important duty" says the
Ilicd Morning Herald, with which the peo-
pie charged the present Congress, was the
duty of framing a constitutional amend
ment, under which disputed Presidential
election can never again threaten to destroy
the country"
We were unaware OF this fact before. We
are not prepared to admit that 1t is fact
now. Indeed, we are very confident II Is not
q fact When did the people charge the
present Congress with such duty2 How
did they do it And wherein does the i'm
portancc OF the duty consist?
Where, when, and how have the people
spoken on the proposed amendment of the
Constitution? There IL no occasion for
any such amendment. The Constitution
is good enough as II is. All that
is requisite Is to have II observed
as IL always had been observed until
the advent OF Mr. HAYES A thousand
amendments would not make IL any better,
even II they were enforced but II the Con-
stitution as ii is can be- set aside, what rea-
son have we to suppose that any amend
ments would be respcctedl
The first and most important duty OF the
present Congress, as it appears to us, was,
and is, to see that the Constitution
as it is be maintained in all its
integrity There is only one re-
spect in which the Constitution Is
sgnally violated and that is in allowing
the Office of President to be occupied by a
man not lawfully elected. The remedy for
that lies in n searching investigation follow
ed by joint resolution OF the two Houses
OF Congress.
The surest way of taking care of the future
is to take care of the present II the Prcsi-
dental question is set right now, there will
be little encouragement to repeat the HAYES
experiment in the future.
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Niagara successfully at Fort Eric, marched
upon the railroad, and near Ridgcway en-
countcred force OF Canadian volunteers,
whom they defeated. But they had no
trains, no supplies; and it was the work OF u
few hours for them to fall back to Fort Eric
and to quietly surrender to the United States
revenue cutter Michigan which had pre-
vented rcGnforccmcnts from crossing. At
Malone and at ST. Adams the tlzzlc was pitt
able. The thousands of Fcnans assembled
at these points never got 10 the border, but
fell into the hands Of Federal troops, with
all their arms and ammunition.
In short, Fcnian movement against
Canada does not have the Dominion alono
TO fight it has the United States. our laws
declare such raid high misdcmcanor. and
authorize the whole army, navy, and militia
TO be employed in preventing il. In virtue
OF these statutes President ANDREW JONI
son issued his proclamation, In 1866, dcclar-
ing the Fcniau war TO be forbidden by tho
laws Of the United States, as well az by the
laws of nations;' while the Attomcy-Gcn-
cral ordered arrests for violations of the
neutrality laws. On that same Niagara
frontier. in 1887, VAN RENssELAER's attempt
10 NlDu MS lOllOWtIS OH Ntldtlldu l'IIIloIy
was frustrated by virtue Of these laws the
President then issuing his proclamation,
and troops enforcing it, just as in 1866.
With such fire in the rear, how Is u
Fenian raid to succeed? The men can only
get across the border by stealth In small
squads. How are they, then, to secure their
cavalry, their artillery, their commissariat
their base Of supplies, their rcGnforccments I?
The moment the move is detected, revenue
cutters patrol the Niagara and st. Law
renee, and troops march up TO the border,
cutting off reGnforccments. The Canadian
militia and volunteers, also stimulated by
the possible war with Russia, are now ready
for field service, and are far stronger In
numbers and efficiency than a dozen years
ago.
Let the bold and merry Fenians look be-
fore they leap. Our laws provide that who
ever begins or sets on foot or prepares the
means for any military expedition against
the territory OF q people with whom the
United States are at peace, shall be liable to
5000 fine and three years Imprisonment.
1t doesn't require n state Ut war to enforce
these penalties. The mere preparation for
the enterprise, In time Of peace, IL enough
for arrest under the neutrality laws.