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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-04-04

70 tnelf creolt ana Will S00 SEeSuy 20
the popularity and favor Of their route
Ali parties who lost anything by that
raid have been. paid in full for the val-
ue Of their goods as shown b7 the origi-
nal invoice The total amount thus
paid was about $4,000, and as it is :
question whether the company was le-
Kally liable for tie same, their action
Will command universal approbs stion.tc,.
~ Notes ana News. ~ e f'.+-
Chicago elected cemmunistic Alder
man. CsfessGs4asg 4 I'd djte.& .591gafs%
Gen. Silas A. Strickland died at Omaha
On Sunday. 4y6l ts,is ,,sg sgt NJ ng;.ft
I The demand for war horsei for Eng
land continues. ....
Will Chase, Of Minneapolis, has gone
to the Black Hills z21 . iH27f'21'
/ Terra 'Haute, Indiana, was carried BY
the new National party 91tb
I n. B:eAllen, asbailifE; of St. Paul, fell
down stairs and killed himself. sil OF Ia.
.LordsSalisbpry6w 6wass appoiated secretary
Of foreign affairs p's yice lseFd Derby resign
ed.
Georg:e: H. Durfee,,, !fatheff Of E. H. Dur-
fee, died recently at Leayenwofth, Kan
sas. n'taI'. 81 ,eaiaT 7ots'i~ 10 fnuo1gA
The Republicans, elected AiCl Rand,
Mayor of Minneapolis by s3s6 majority.
We didn't tell you 50. ,~g,,.7 ,,~.,ls,
/ Ten Broeck and the California wonder,
iMollie Mccarthy win run 4 four mile
|ricesaf Tohishlsi Jiy az for $f6,ooo9ra't'
srrhe' hHpecunious Chieag goansisr rprepar-'
ling, to sing: ban. oa7aE sa ss.Ay sc' ~ aafi.
-" 50 glad you doht apply to lunch ~ "'''
sClevelind elected the Republican city
ticket on Tuesday,. i Golunibusg iGincin-'
natl ands Toledo either, aDem9cEatlcVior
mixed, ,a...s7 .-,.4,,,x ,s.s. ,,,
The Astors have twice reduced their
rents since the panic, and now antlounce
that they will again reduce them' on the
rstFof May h9t3.'sa !;sad 1tEf tnd -;
The Buffalo Express. a believer in
Spiritualism, thinks that the bnlllld1ozing lld1o
Chicago Times is edited ! BY t TIE 4; late MT.
Bender Of Kansas. '''. "'''' "''N 1''''1'S
A general court I marital N has beer, CALI
Cd BY Gen. Terry, to meet at Fl: Cusser,'
Mt, April ~, for the stiiab Of such, per
sons asmay be broughtibefore it7ai5} .4fS
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bismarct Tribune.

Special to t6s s'smarcs Tribune. j., .,.s.y
.5 yjf ., NOT DEAD. e.s.- zf-s
ST. PAUL, April At was asserted
positively at police headquarters New
York, yesterday afternoon that Madame
Restelle, the ::abortionist, had sailed fcr
Europe, the body from the morgue beng
purchased and passed off as hers. -.;f.f,,
AN oFFsET.-~-------
Washington specials assert that Mitch
ellis bill cannot be passed but will pre-
vent any legislation this season for the
relief ofthe Northern Pacific. aE1@.1 : 8
(. .tgkt THE REPUBLICANS o s5as4ao:
carried Rhode Island Z by a largely IN
creased majority.7oq "a. folt27Hap2 9f1E
THE BELL PUNCH. atEh bHsa
The Massschusstfs House Fas passed =
bill adopting tbs Moaett bell punch
and limiting the liquog licenses ito
one for each1thousand-im inhabitants.
IIr3sRussfx+rrnkr u.
to pprchaselazge quantities !, Of war ms y 4
'terial in Germany. English reports IN.
dicate that Austria mainly through = the
pressureto HungafiaF feelings IS sbeing
ferssa !, an ! alliaaSeSss syIth ,Eaglspaas & aI1zly
and Greece will Cy,eld to the "a. English in
.auenceJ ifze3.4 ras gxs1T smzefz 3Hs
THE MURDER "f@as@ag
of Earl Leitram Of. Melfofa,,'l ireland
causes intense indignation Though, the
country and in London. two. jeyicted ten ter
ants have been arrested ron, suspiciona /, 4
w!af7sina 'fro YANKToN.l 10 ns@in=ss
The quartermaster and subsistence de-.
partments have been ordered removed
from. Sioux City to Yankton. ,,,.,.:., +,
-ssn ,YAlB1G FIRE NEsA4lR..FARGo,Hs sA4l..F ,'aot
FARGO, ID. A., April 81 s'78.-Ehea ex'
tensive granarya abarns and 3outbuildings
of john Dunlapone miletnoarth Of Maple
ton, on the line Of the Northern Pacific,
and known, as s.;the Dunlap farm'' con: con:
tanning eleven head Of mules, seven head !
Of blooded stock, one thousand tbushels o.
seed grain snda large quantity Of inn
proved farm machinery were entirely de.
.tr.yed BY 6reo ihiiA imss.ttaang. Loss Loss in
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-04-04

Th, sacssy u oaen's Temper
saesa ynioa:, nfagz zCathsrins s1exi,,
prsStdsnS: Hrf. Enha Harston,a Yics-
Pr,iidsaas; lfiSs ,Wfa1sfs 'Niehols,
SSeFStarv,I5s Hasibal asf'5 sal assss1e
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
enc raj Advertisements.

CHILLS, SHAKES,
FEVER a ND AGU E
TARAORO, ~ C.. 1s7e.

u ~ - n
TARAoRO, n. c., 1e7e
J,enr Sir ~ feel very grateful for what your
valuable &edicine, Yegetine has done 10 my
family. n wish toexpfess my thanks by infor-
ming Jyou of,he.~ondsrfnl cure Of my son; also
N III Won know that V+getine is the best medi-
cine, ever saw for Chi1ts, Shaker. Ferer Gna
Toys Nv son was sick with measles in 1913.
which left him with Hip5oist disease Ny son
suffered a graf deal Of pam, all Of the Tune;
the pain was 80 great be did nothing bat cry -
The doctors did not help him particle i'e could
not lift HE foot from the hoor, ne couid ho'
,ooye without ceutches. ] read your advertise
tn.nt In the Louisville Courier journal, that
yegstine was great Blood Purifier and Blood
Food. ifrd one bottle, which was great
benefit. He kept on with the medicine gradu'
ally gaining. lie has taken eighteen bottles IN
ali. and he is completely restored ! health,
walks without crufches or cane. lie II twenty
yesip Of age. have yongsr son, fifteen years
of age who IL snbject TO Chills. Whenever he
feels one coming on, he comes in, takes dose
Of VeVetipe aud that is The last OF the Ohili.-
Vep.tiu. leaves no bad effect upon the system
like most Of the medicines recommended Iof
| Chills. chez fully recommend V'gelne Tor
such complaints Think it is the greatest med
| icine IN the work Respectfully,
VEGETINE - When the blood becomes me-
less and staRnant either from change OF weather
ar of elim0te, want of exercise, irregular die'
on from any other cause, the Vegeine VIII re
new the blood carry off the putiid hninors
cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels, ant
impart a tone Of vigor to the whole body.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
look OU'r EOR BARGAINS
w. J. Kiser G. Co.,

Have a few more goods to sell at
cost and some below cost. A good
lot Of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and
good Bleaching from 6 to l0d per
yard, and good Prints at % per yard,
Cotton Plaids at 10 cents, and q
great many articles too tedious to
mention. fyou want Bargains call
and examine for yourselves, We
must sci them within the next 60
days, ard no mistake. We also
have a great many Groceries which
you will find lower than elsewhere,
and all those indebted to us will save
cost aud trouble by calling and set
Ting their accounts and notes, and
no friends TO excuse. We mean all.
as we are compelled to collect what
is due us, and don't be disappointed
if you find them ia the hands of off
GERS for collection.
w. J. KISER & co.
Marietta, March 1st 1877.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
VEGEYTME

DvsneDsia, Nervousness, and General
DEBILIT x
BERHAkDsoN, MASS. 1873
We III. unde, signed. having used Vege.ine,
,ske ,lra,nre in recommending Il 10 all those
embed with Humois OF any kind, Dyspepsia
Neryousness. or General Debility, il being the
Great blood PuriGer. Sold by X, J.. CroweIl
& Sons, who s., more Of it than all other pa
WV Mrs. l. +. PERKINS.
MRS II. w. SCOTT
JOsEPHUs SLATE.
VeaETINr il thu eat health restorer-com.
posed exclusively Of barkp, roots, and herbs. -
IL II very pleas ant 20 take every child likes IT,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
VEGETINE

Nervous Headache aud Rheumatism.
CINCIANATI. o., April 9, le77.
H. X. STEVENS -
Dear Sir Il have used your Vegelne for
Nervous Headache, and also TOR Rheumatism,
and have found entire relief from both, aud take
great pleasure in recommending 1t to all who
may b likewise afflicted.
l0e Mill ST., CHM. FRED A. GOOD;
VEG&rINE has rest red thousands to health
who have been long aud pain iulsufiere's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

Vege,ine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12
sflistcllanp.
LOVE.

like dams kiss, unasked, unsongii'
Love giycs Itself, bat is not bought
Nor voice or sound betrays
lis deep. imprisoned gaze,
I, .ones-tl.e beautiful, the free,
The crown Of all humanity
In silence and alone,
L0n4J N0,f
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-12

The IIuu,u. don Pa Monitor of April 9TH
Isl. prunources this soap the best in the mar.
k.t. as iol'"ws
Reader, We don't want yon to suppose this is
an adv,iti-, ,ueut, aud pass it over unheedtd
Read IT, ". want 10 direct yonr attention ia
the advertisement Of Champions Imperial
Soap lIavi < used it in our Office tor the
past year We can recommend II as the best
quality Of soap in use. II is.s rare thing to get
Soap that viii thoroughly cleanse printing
ink frcn The bands. as also from linen,
bu, Champions lauipily soap will do il, and we
know whereof we speak. 1t is especially
adapted Cor printers, painters, engineers aud
maeld0ists, as il will remove grease Of all de-
seripiions from the baud AS we'll as clothes,
with little labor Fur general household pur
poses il canno; be excelled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
- s@S-------
The First Summer Concert.

The season of hilltop summer concerts
was inaugurated by the Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra at the Highland House Belvedere
last night under most auspicious circum-
stances, both as to music and audience.
The scene presented reminded one very
much of the Thomas concerts last summer.
The beautiful grounds of the Highland as
we'll as the Belvedere were thronged by an
audience made up of the very best people
of this city--the same who constitute the
audiences at our operas and who were the
local attendants at our Festival The grand
organization of which Cincinnatians are so
justly proud did itself great credit
The music, though not heavy, was of the
class that cultivated ears can thoroughly
appreciate. Every selection was we'll rem.
dered, and was we'll received, but the Swe-
dish Wedding March was the favorite by
considerable odds. Mr.. E. HARTLEY Thomp-
son, the tenor, sung the numbers arranged
for him with rare clearness and precision,
and added very much to the concert. Ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday night these con-
certs are to be given, and their success in
the fullest degree is already assured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
aides,

Are you, or do you know of any person,
suffering from rheumatism toothache, headache,
ague, or swelled face? Any bleeding of the lungs,
soreness or liberation of the throat, or infamma-
tory pains, external or internal in any part of the
body? Has any accident produced burns, bruises,
sprains wounds, Inflammation or hemmorrage?
Then resort to Ponds Extract of the shrub Witch
Hazel the most potent, clean, wholesome pain re-
lever and healer in the world. This assertion is
attested to by every person who has used it. We
know of no exceptions. 1t is not patent medi-
cine, and is indorsed in the medical publications
of all schools. Ponds Extract is sold by all first
class druggists at 5Oc 81 and 81 rs per bottle-the
largest size much the cheapest. If your druggist
does not have it for SALE request him to obtain 1t
for you.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
The StraSburg Clock.

The fac simile of this famous and his
toric clock will commence its exhibitions at
Hopkins Hall next Monday, and there will
no doubt be lively desire on the part OF
all to see it. 1t is well known that the
original, of which this is a working model,
has been for centuries known all over the
civilized world, and extolled by writers and
travellers as the most scientific combination
of theological mechanism known; and that
at its completion, early in the fourteenth
century, the citizens of Strasburg were SO
proud of it, and yet so jealous for fear that
another would be made that it is related
that they cruelty put out the eyes of the
ingenious maker to forever prevent him
from duplicating it, The model, in appear
ance and workings. is praised as being {
combining all its astronomical and auto
matte movements. The admission fee il
placed at 10 cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
Decoration Day.

The meeting at the City Buildings was
largely attended last evening and the ar
rangements nearly perfected. The ladies
reported that the donations of flowers had
been exceedingly liberal. The Committee
on Transportation reported that they had
accepted proposition from the M. & c.
Railroad, which offered to run trains from
900 a. M, May 30th to the Cemetery as
often as they were filled and as long as they
were wanted. Various societies have ac
cepted invitations to participate, and many
prominent officials from abroad will be
present on the occasion. The Catholic So
cieties will unite in the procession in the
city and then march to their own Gene
teries. The programme will be made known
next Wednesday,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
RIM Over and Killed.

A man who has not yet been identified
was run over at o'clock this morning by
the outgoing Baltimore Express on the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad between Gest and
Liberty streets. He seems to be about thir-
ty years old and laborer. He was walking
along the track at the time, but paid no at
tention to the engines whistle, and before
the train could be stopped he was killed.
His head was severed from the trunk, his
right arm cut off, his left hand also and his
body fearfully mangled. The brains were
scattered in every direction, and the body
dragged along the track for over fifty yards
When the train was finally stopped, the re-
mains were gathered together in heap and
the Coroner notified.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
Killed by the Railroad.

Margaret Riefner, an old lady over eighty
years old, who lived at the corner of Hamil-
ton Road and Chase street. Cumminsville,
and who for the past twelve years has
worked for Superintendent strauch in
Spring Grove Cemetery, while crossing the
c., FL. & d. Railroad on the Hamilton Road
last night about o'clock, was struck by the
bumper of the locomotive of the Toledo
Mail and instantly killed. The watchman
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

No matter how we'll acquainted you are
with lady, when you find her at the piano
you should not say, as she pauses to return
your salutations, "Ohl don't stop; piano
playing never bothers me-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
FARMERS COLLEGE.
EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL COLLEGIATE AND PREPARE
mits both sexes No saloon temptations Best of
religious influences. Thorough and cheap. Tu-
ition, incidentals and library fees only $27 year.
Over 200 students annually. For fuller informa.
7. MARSH. Secretary. Oberlin. Ohio. au3-d&wtf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

at that place attempted to save her but
could not. The accident was unavoidable
so far as the engineer was concerned.
Coroner Stitch began an inquest last night,
and to-day rendered a verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

The most popular wraps are of black India
eamel's hair with long fleece, or of richly
repped black silk, or else sicilenne, or bet
ter still, the new repped silk fabric called
which is entirely without dress
ing, yet soft and light.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.


Umpire-Chas. Morgan.
Time of game-Two hours.
Earned runs-Forest Citys 5, Atlantics 0.
Three base hit-Ely 2.
Two-base hits--Gross l, Eden l, Morton1.
Observation-Disclosures, 2; Alleghenys, l.
Auburn-Crickets 7, Auburn 8. Owing
to rain only S innings were played.
Troy-Stars 10, Haymakers0.
London Ont-Buffalos 7, Tecumsehs 1.
Tomorrow the Mohawk Browns play the
Cambridge Citys at the Ball Park.
Races.
LOUISVILLE May 25.-The tobacco stakes
for three-year-olds, mile heats, was won by
Artful in 1;4413. The second race, the
event of the day, was won by swigert's
Mahlstick. Time. 407H. In the last race,
Gait House handicap Solicitor won in
3:341S.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-At Belmont Park
yesterday the race, 2;27 class, resulted as
follows:
Sadie Bell ..,....,..,,.................1
Gritce
Time-2:30L, 2:27 2:27.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

Such combined effort upon the part of
all its attaches is always made to please its
guests, that the visitor to the Colonnade
Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, is pretty sure to
return.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
LUNCH.
A Grand Sea-Turtle Soup Lunch

WILL BE GIVEN AT THE BAR OF THE
w Queen City Hotel, Sixth and Race streets,
Saturday Sunday and Monday, from to IL
a. m Ali friends and the public in general in.
yited IL
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-09-28

RkoAarp.-.Enaaeed 10 marry. to hep
nne anasher. axsr the rough placessiu ilfes
jnarneys b guard ane sAathsr. sgalnst 81
pitlallss TO help enc speshsr ip ss;rivirg fos
llle sar l,eiehis # beatisude. II u not fus
tiis The xosld5mavFiesI 10, hlumine wfssl
sunshiny hopc tAe dark .p,gptsl 1eS Sgissl
with the tpntlliae nt faith tie thFcAtrnina
clauds n tisfIirllfss ~ t4s,sge fkc chasm
~ gincns lailuEes with sssssRe spansof nu-
taal ehafityi. ID Il sot fsR This he waeld
/ snagriesl, That wed,led hand aad kcsrt.
/ msg hyiid MP Insty cashcdrals II soul, thai
| ths Divine love nay esuas dOwA cad swsl
taestAa. N aa
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-09-28

aEr9re the suFfsce 10 csSf shadow ~ sunrise
~ sunset eaists en- ;fis plain there are,,in-
deed, .oFses feuiatkAhie variations IF bright.
ness sron It; fuf rxshs,i.e, 'alc4t fgfe middle
Of the 6sy, shen lie sun is highest il sp-
pears very lsrk, aisfcat Eiatk, Ect there Is
tosLirg 10 ;Edsee the rpinich sFat patch
of different tint exists sFyNEere on this
pla;a, srch ~ might arse from y collection
If buildings covering srece ofifs'as CT Eve
sniIes :s extcut. Firm sucK kees s. these.
he festit Of r:6se ard ufrfsitsiAg otserya-
tioB. into %hieh ccuj d not permitted
To enter. we-are fosced 30 alls coRf.ts:sn that
ths evidence We rossess ofsske .bAidtabiIity
If the mnon Is very sesstyg Ihiee.l It sises
not even furnish cine l,y which We might
institute ssaies Of DbseTEatisns likely 70
lead to pusitive result. svlz-
II mEsf, hnGever I,sreH:essbeseti that ihe
waited pla:n, Plssn. to watch TIE foregoing
Frnarks Fefss. ~ llst 4 very small part Of tie
Moons surfare, and Il w1ula l,s manifrstly
Hhsafs 70 titaw any conclusions On ihe aIoEe
Question fsnn ste examination of 80 small q
fars. cMrsfuliy nj that psEt has BEEN exa-
mined. While tkcfe maj. i,e areat difficulty
10 dsteeting sns eyiaence 0f artificial CON
sfrnetinh, IL n legipning 20. be ascefsained
sssat there il NOT 80 much difficulty as for
merly ia detecsing inssancFE nf Physical
charge. ThsisliscoveEy in Nay, ls57, By
De- KIesn, ofeaslsrk sgos northwest of ny.
ginus. %sl'sre n0shing.Of toe kind had beea
ser E<iasr. tnpllined viih The celebrated
ssss ef Lime. viii SO fsr to shsv tfat chan
ges 81 q physical eLaraeier and Of ssGf:slelt
u.ssnisede to he seen from The earth aEe now
IL opssAtina, and viii ds,u.aless oFen up 8
line sf FesetFrh hE uhish we may lesfn
sccaetllifg Of tic nature Of the fpfces ct
work wishih The nqons and fnsm nafe &C
sciFasc hctinAs of our satellite than slsose TO-
wisieh We liaee leen ireatsd ~ late year,.
saeh Is batfss apeibslcF.' 2 !: dend Murid, :
~ nhe Evduced 70 iis last sssge of existence
So far - care sl6e se judge a tie MIN.
dams PsxsceEsss geirg aa arcpnd US tl'efs q
. perpetual FSste NJ rvcasrin physical esests
BY whIth decey i replaced Ly renovation.
We have. ~ orr own aiote. instsncea az
yes.f eneiehe fnrhafioA, aid others of most
ascFEs dase; ihe same alteration OF nnsseat
and grctnt tracts Is inund on lie moon. sn1
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-09-28
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