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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
A COMMUNICATED CASE,

=, 9entlsmsnmMy case is briefly as folloy.: !hsye
!!pE severity For nine Years had rot bresthed
avery bad cough asthma 40 bad 40 TO be obliged to
take aremcdy fort night before being able to lie
head. My head was ut tin.cs SO full OF catarrhal
mater @ as to nlre ny sense of hearing and compel
and my throat before could sleep. Every one Of
h these distressing rymr;Ss has G!sappesred under
RADICAL CURE. My hearing Is fully restored.
have no . estimate symptoms no cough, no drop:
better than lave been for years. could feel the
snectc Of tho CuRE OH my appetite. on my kidneys.
been done in my Cas-. Is wholly the effect OF the
"191ch PToManSn mwnxi Gct tVi.y respectfully .wpprcp
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

London: May 22.-Two unarmed Rus
sian war vessels, from Cronstadt, passed
through the sound clandestinely Monday
night 1t is supposed that their destination
is America.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

S.. Petersburg, May 22.-The Agence
Russo and Journal De st. Petersburg warn
the public against pessimist news from Con-
stantinople, where they say endeavors are
being made 10 prevent an understanding be-
tween England and Russia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
MARKETS BY 1ELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL. STREET.
Gold -l.ooac.
Money-24@3c.
stocks-quiet.
Governments-firm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May %.
WHEAr-1@3c lower; No. 2, spring,
May, LA bid.
RYE-quiet.
CoRS-slightly in buyers favor; receipts,
$4,000; sales. $4,000; Asa 5osc for western
mixed.
BARLEY-dull.
OATs-dull; receipts, $4,000; sales, "a,
600; 3la S3c for mixed western; w!.;;e
3l!@37c.
poRK-steady s.75.
LARD-quie, 6.75c.
WHISKY. .06!c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
Endorsed bv a Prominent DRUGGIST.

Mu0tseu ny 3 fr0mlnent Urugg1st.
i hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
tne a1D,9AL Ia GuEE q me- and from time 70 time
msnt TO be true in every particular.
F1TCuBUR0, Oct. u. JAS. r. DERBY.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
InhainR I,uec and iuil rsctt9ns for ts use in 81
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and Cnnadas. WEEKS e. POTTER General
Agents and Wholcsnlo Druggisls, Boston, Mose.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, MAY %.
WHEAT-l@1!c lower; hard, 1.07!c;
No. l, l.06!c; No. 2, l.04!c for cash .O3Ic
for June 1.01sc for July; No. 8, 93c.
CoRN-39c
OATs-24sc.
RYE-56!c.
BARLEY-5S!c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May o.
WHEAT-weak and lower, but active
l.053@1.0G for cash; l.0lsc for June
9ssc for July.
CoRS-unsctlled and lower but closing
firm; 39sc for cash. sSsc for May; S8s@
oslo for June.
OATs-weak and lower; 24sc for cash
243c for June 24lc for July.
RYE-563c.
BARIEY-47!c.
PoRK-fairly active and shade higher;
7.65 for cash, June; 7.S2!c for July; 500
for August.
LARD-steady and firm; $50 for cash,
June; 6.55 for July.
ALcoHoL-33@J34c.
WHISKY. .04c.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26
The Avant. Courier.


DR.. w. A. Burleigh. of Yankton. ex-
Congressman. and one Of the most popii-
lar and enterprising Of the upper river OPP
eiators. has planned and is now engsged
in making tie necessary preliminary ar
Iangement for the giandest steamboat ex-
sursion eve: projected In the far West.
Starting from Yankton about the first OF
May. he will first take his excursionisss up
to the falls of the Missouri, 80 miles above
Fort Benton. in tie days OF Lewis and
CLARKE the greatest natural wonder OF the
western mountains. then dropping down
to the mouth OF the Yellowstone. will as
cend that river and the Big Horn TO the
scene OF the lamenietl Clusters last hight:
aud then go on'up the Yellowstone 10 the
highest point accessible by eamboat;
there Le, will have guards in waiting, with
necessary saddle and pack-horses. when
lis ext,,rsionists will be taken up 10 the
Mammoth Hot Springs on Garmer's river.
and on up to the great tails OF the Yellow
stone and all through the National Park.
giving ilreEl ample time 10 view the Scys-
ers. ni,ld volcanoes and other wonders Of
the most wonderful spot of earth. The
boat. Gen. Tery-new. swift and s'aincli
will he remo'clsd in palace-car style. for
the important venture Ind the doctor will
use another OF his boats for the same p,,r-
pose ifthe number Of applications for pas
sage should warrant. Quite number
have already applied for passage. Ninety
days will he given to the found trip. and
the total distance to he Travelled will not
fall short OF 20OO.-Phit. N. N. W.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26

There were two curious bits OF disctp-
line at that school; one. that whenever .
hoy committctl;a grave ofIense every boy
III school was made party to It; and .
,,e.,itential letter was written home by ev-
cry boy precisely in the same terms. Here
In an instance: One night as we followed
the ushers. two and two. down passage
from the school-room to our bedrooms.
William said to me. ''George. hate that
usher fellow.n $50 do t. said. II shall
spit on his back = said he. ..Please don't"
salt! |: tive shall both he strapped" Strap
ping was administered with piece of car
riagr-trace with the buckle-holes in it.
through which the air rushed as the strap
descended on the hand. '.tshall spit on
his back" said he. and as lcxpecte'l. the
usher having. suppose. heard whisper
ing. turned round. and William was caught
IN the act. The next morning. alter the
due personal treatment of the leading Gull
erit by process more painful than strap
ping. we were all drawn up in single file
in the schocl-room. and every boy older
anrI younger. had to write from 1ictatiOn.
and then to copy from his slnte ona sheet
of letter paper tile letter following. (Let-
tiers then cost eight pence paci,): my dear
Pnrenis-We have committed a great sin.
For William Denisori spit on the usfer's
back us we went to bel. lresnain, your
atl:rtionate son. Arthur Shirt" ~a
There were four Shirt br theirs in the
school. Arthur. Lionel. Frederick, and
Augustus Shirt. draw a veil over the
feelings and expressions Of the Shir, par
ents upon opening the four letters, price
two slillings eight pence. The like thing
happened again while was there. upon
the occasion of buying app'e-tarts from an
OLD woman over the playground wall. In
this case the sin was of a more general
character. bur. as in the other case. was
matte universal: MY Dear Parents We
have committed great sin. For we have
bought apple-tarls without the. leave of
the master. when we have plenty 10 eat.
and that OF the hest quality. l remain.
ETC." The Other point OF discipline was
that every hoy who had not conducted
himself well during the week. had no NUT
ton-pie on Saturday. Now this gave the
mu,fon-pie moral elevation which. in its
own nature. it did not deserve. being COM
posed of what WAS lefl or the plates In the
days oflthe week. William had
been to school at Esther. with our elder
brothers Evelyn and Edward before Sun
bury. There. one Sunday morning. hav-
ing lost his hat. he was n,ndc TO walk TO
school in a straw coal-scutile bonnet of
one of the daughters Of fine house. The
ways of discipline are variOus.-Notes Of
NY ifc-A,chdeacoa Den;son. s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26
Maxilns by nenJasnln Franklin.


Many foxts grow gray, but few grow
good.
Presumption first blinds man, then
sets him running.
Drink does not drown care, but waters
it and makes it grow fi,st,r.
Having been poor is no shame, but be-
ing ashamed Of il is.
The wise man draws more advantage
from his enemies than fool from his
friends.
Keep tie conscience cleor, then never
fear.
Strive to be the greatest man in your
country, and you may be disappointed !;
strive to be the best man, and You may
succeed.
Honest Tom! You may trust him with
house fill &: untold miIlsiones.
There is no MIN So bad but he secretly
respects the good.
Cours ge would fight, but discretion
won't lei him.
We must nor be so sensible 0f the great
est health rs of the least sickness.
He that w Che piow would thrive. him
self must either iisld or drive.
lie that keeps his shop, his shop will
keep him.
4 good example is the best sermon.
a quiet conscience rests in thunder, but
rest and s,iilf live far asnnder.
lie that won't be connseled can't be
healed.
Write injuries in dust, benefits in mar
ble.
What is serving Gods IT'S doing good
to man. .y.,.gF
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26
thing for the New Year.

The world renowned success Of HoAt6tter's
Bitters, and theis continued popularity for =
quarter Of . century ~ = stomachic, is scarcely
more wonderful than the welcome that grests
the annual appearance Of -Hosssttsr's Almanac.
This valuable medical treatise Is published by
H0stet;ers Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, under
their own immediate supervision, employing 80
hands in that department. Ten cylinder print.
ing presses, 3 folding machines. s job presses,
&C., are running about eleven months In the
year on this work; aud the issue of the same for
1875 will not be less than ten millions. printed
In the English, German, French, Welsh, Nor
wegian. Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages. Rsfsr to copy Of 1t for vslli-
able and Interesting reading concerning health,
and numerous testimonials as to the efficacy Of
Hoststter's Bittsrs, amusement, varied infor-
mxiion. astronomical calculatiolss, chranOlogi
cal items, &c., which can be depended on for
correctness. The Almanac for 1879 can be OBJ
tstnstl. free Of cost from druSgists and general
country deaiers In all parts Of the country.
(3-4w1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26

Dyiis great and thorough blood,pnrifying proper.
oil sIumo-s, from the worst Scrofnla TO a common
EiOfca, Pimplc, or Eruption. Mcrcurial disease,
Mineral Pois9Es and their effects, eradicatod.
and vigorous health anil sound constitution estab-
lSeti. Eryaspcla-, Eat-rheCri, Fever Sores, 6caly
Rough SKIN. in short, all diseases caused by bad
blood, conquered by this powerful, purifying, and
invigcrstirg Iict icinc.
EsecalIy has 1t nianii;sted its potency in curing
6crcyuloas Sores and Swell,nSs, White Swcll1ngeI
Go'tro or Thick Neck, ami Enlarged Glands. i
Ii you feel dull, drowsy, fetilitated, have sallow
color e skin, 9r ysliewisi.hrown spots on face Or
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated with hot
1ushes low spirits and gloomy forcbodings irregular
appel ito. and tongue coated. are suffering from
Torpid Liver, Or .D:iou,nc..." In many cases q
sLlveP Complaint oiily part Of these symptoms are
experienced. AS remedy for all such cases, DIR.
Piercts Golden Medical Discovery has NO equal, -
1t effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure OF Eronchitis. Severe Coughs, and the
early stages of Consumption, II has astonished the
medical faculty, anil eminent physicians pronounce
the greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
II cures the scycres Coughs it strengthens the system
AMI P.ri2;cs Il the bleed. S,ll BY druggists;
and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26

terminel to omit nothing which win
ia the ronvenfenca. eafety, and counle
the t1sssling public ~ lkver Il
their pafron1ke; 80 llsulket, TIT they
will nj - 4 "a ID this dlyectioD byony
Ss&Se railroad IN the world. HGoce tlsese
cars. .constrncted BY the Pullman Pance
CIR Company especially tor the Fieneer
Line. are the finest ever built.
] It Is not exaR9eration to ny that no
road In the world can produce the equal
10 these magnificent cars, and - the aver
age traveller wants the best Of everything
that can be had. he must of necessity use
this linz, in his trans-continenfal trip.
The charges for berths In these Hotel
Cars are the same land no higher as are
made in the more common Sleeping Car.
80 that the traveller using one Of these
palalial hotels Is given much more worth
for his money than he can get on any 9TH
er line.
Remember! Pullman Hotel Cars are
now running regularly between Chicago
and Council Bluffs. on the Denver and CAL
ifornia Express Trains. OF the Chicago 4
North western Railway. rs W0t6Oupd.
they leave Chicago daily. except Sunday
land "a every third Sunday. from the
Wells Street Depot. 1t N:3oa. ~. and ar
rive at Council Bluffs next morning. East
bound. they leave Council Bluffs At $50 p.
m. daily. except Saturday land On every
third Sailyaay), and reach Chicago the
next aiterfoOn. so go - $500
Bear in mind! No other road runs
Pullman Hotel Cars. Pullman Dining
Cars. or any other form Of Hotel, Dining.
or Restaurant Cars through between. Chi&s-
go and the Missouri river. On no other
road can you get all the meals you require
between Chicago and Omaha without leav-
the car you start In. This Is tho only line
that has through eating cars Of any sort.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26
I Size Of CO ausraes.

y
Greece is abont the size Of Vermont.
Palestine is about one-fouth the size of
New York.
Himlostan is more linn q hundred times
as large as Palestine.
The Great Desert Of Africa has nearly
the present dimensions OF tho United
States. ~ = s
The Red Sea would reach from WASH
ington TO Colorado. and ii is three times az
wide MS Lake Ontario.
The English Channel is nearlysas Iarge
as Lake Superior.
The Mediterranean. il placed across
North A,hsrita. world made sea nariga-
ton tibm SIN Diego 70 Baltimore.
The Caspian Scn would stretch from
New York 10 ST. Augustine. and is as
wide ms from New York to Rochester.
Great Britain is al,out tw0-thirds the
size OF Hin los:an. one-welfil OF Chin,
anil one-l wcnfy-;bfh Of the Uni.ed States.
Tiie Gin OF Mexico is about ten tunes
The size Of Lake Superior. and about ms
large as tie Sra of Kumiss.;la.ka. Fay of
Beng,l- China Sea. .Okho;sk or Jap: n Stan.
Lake Ontario would go in eaci OF them
more than fifty Times.
The following bodies OF water are about
tie saline size: German Cream. Black Sea.
Y How Sea-. Hudson Bav Is rather larger.
Tie Baltic, Adiiat 6. Persian Cult and
n sz,n Sea. halfas Ia.,sr. aud somewhat
l.ryer thnn Lake Supe,io, 4
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-12-26
TO ADVERTISERS
Coop. Rowell @ Co
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons >rpnose This list TO be composed
of CHEAP, low-iii, Ell new papers The fact 10
quite o herwise. The Catalogue states exactly
what The papers are. When Inc name Of paper
is !iia e. in FULL FACE TYPE il is in every
insaoce he BEST paper il the place. When
pri e. in cAPifAi.1 it is The ONLY paper in
3. Whea printed in roman letters it 10
lie best nor The only paper, but is usual
3 asey good one, notwithstanding. The list
.ile ionu'a lou of every town and The circu-
OF every i.,per. II is not cooperative
II - No & CH Ap LIST At the fost
4; re G.. "'osre FIR each state the important
v:os - ca are not covered by the list are emu
-----7Try yris AN HONEST LIST. The rates
t.aeit - advert ing are barely one-titfh the
'ia,ic, .chedaie. J he price for one inch
'WeeL- inhe ed re list i, SOS The regular
OF Tie paner Tor The same space and limo
81, LIZ Tie li-i Include. 90 ne wspapers,
{ Ihiea are issred .'AILY and S07 WEEK.
=. hey sre loca ell in s15 different cities ana
Tns: of - are I, sic capital. 34S places of over
5 coo popuaioa, snsi "A cogniy SEES. Lists sent
on applica ion. A!,drs,s GRO: T: ROWELL =
CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVEHFiNG BUREAU.
10 Spruce 1t. rim ing House So y. L.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway, "
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s..,a Il faster nj work for Ms I'm IT
dE.nsSIs 4lapifal not reuui:e VIC will
Il lss..vt 7lI err day at hoa'~ may re made
~ n. ~ Men. women, boys and s. 4:
=, -. ~ 1e to work for Us. Now = ~.
t;rn. I'll and terms free. 1..::i:-.,
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Earper's Weekly.
1870.
ILLUS STR ATED..
NOTICES Ol, 1,HE PRESS.

The Weekly remains easily At the head Of Illus
beauty OF its type and woodcuts. Springfield Re
ptsbiicda.
lis pictorial attractions are supetl,, and sH-.
bruce every variety of subject and OF art: 1ic
treatment .--Zi0n's Heraid, Boston.
The Weekly Is potent agency for the slissen.l-
nation of correct political principles, and pow
erful Oppona Y Of shame, .rauds, and false pre-
tensos. Evening EsYrcss, Rochester. =;
The VolHmes of the Weekly begin with the hrst
Number for January for each year. When =
time Is mentioned, II will be under .oed that til
subscriber wishes to commerce with the Mum
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23
PIIoNO.

"TuE WHITEHALL TINES didn't half
finish that story about the trout in "a
eentleman's trout pond, saving the life
of a little girl who was accustomed to
feed them and who had accldently
fallen into the pond, by forming them
selves into solid body and support
iny her in the water We have later
adyices about it. The trout not only
raised her to the surface but tloated
her ashore, after which they took her
on their shoulders and carried her up
to the house, over half mile, across
lots, being compelled to take down
several fences in order to do it. When
the father of the little girl came to the
door in answer to the bell (rung by
one cf the trout, he discovered Il lot
of the trout rolling the child on salt
barrel to get the water out OF her'
When she was finally resuscitated the
trout united in giving three cheers
and declining to step into the house
and take suthin,' they trotted back to
the pond. Why don't you finish a
story when you begin It, Gin. Satu'
day Night. =,
Yes but you don't say anything about
the big trout that went around the house
while the rest of them were cheering
at the front door, and drank a quart Of
cider, kissed the hired girl, aud stole
two boiled shirts and a pair OF silk
suspenders fiom the clothes rack
Don't shield a trout in his wlckedness
Griswold.-IIawkeye.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

When the Ecange|icai Messenger
stands up and "speaks right out III
meetin," there is usally u response in
fine "amen corner" of our heart. This
time its remarks are directed to some
of the modern methods Of raising
money in "rival churches, burdened
with ungodIy debts, "and competing
for existence in "he market.place OF
w Worldliness.' Warming up to the
subject, it says: "Coaxing the devil
to support the gospel is modern de-
vice. The primitive Church knew
nothing OF it. When Paul was COL
le,tlng funds to aid poor saints at Je'
rusalem, he used no fairs, festivals
mum sociables,' kissing games' or
other sanctifed snares, to accomplish
his object. The Christians paid their
own bills. and did not expect the devil
to nav for the weapons which they
used in warfare against him. When
the devil does support church, ne
does so in his own interest. Ana us
conclusion is that when churches can
only be sustained by such make shifts,
they had better be allowed to 60
down.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

liz HAD HIS Picture "TooK. -
His wife had probably been arguing
aud coaxlng for years, for he looked
like man whose spirit had been
worn out before he had consented to
have his photograph taken. lie halt
ed at the door of a gallery os if trying
to invent some excuse, but she push.
ed him up the stairs and he was In Tor
it at last. He hoped the photograph
er would he crowded with work, but
he wasn't. He hoped the camera
was out of order, but 1t was in prime
condition,
"Can't take me to-day, can you :!
he querried.
"Oh yes--.ako you right away
was the reply.
"Have got to sit up straight Z
"No, sit as you please.
"Haint these clothes too light
"Not a bit.
81 can't spare over three minutes.
"Very well, III take you in two -
There was no way to get rid OF it,
and with a despairing look around
and trown at his wife the old chap
dropped into chair with sigh, shut
his eyes, crossed his legs and groaned
out,
swell, if 1 must must. Bring on
your laughing gas, and don't let my
wife 90 through my pockets while
I'm unconscious. - [Detroit Free
Press.