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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

C~OHBArFTx0 III. ELBNKxTs-The present sea
con has been one remarkable for the prevail
ence Of malariAl diseases. It's the weather,
says the shivering, shaking, nervous patient.
end It the same time may IL not be inquired
thy the physicAl system cannot throw on the
attacks produced 6y the weatheri The man
whpse blood and liver II In good condition Is
"a 1Ghf even fn the midst Of epidemics- This
has Ken too often noticed In the live OF any
l0ne. . men would only avail themselves OF
ce adveQtages Of restoring and maintaining
- heal0So the body there would be fever
49, b[aeSpd much less sorrow. The one
sn ns.dfntNn the one recommended above
~ = !os In what Il called SimAoms'
EfSerSc.NHs The testimonials are ounted
y@soOusands aaA its merits denerye for IL
DfsAser name tn that Of any meaicfne
1aoe. AZ Liver Reguc.o- n !. ri.bont donht
vnst unreedourths 81 tS. ranc,s nseJ Mia
ano agreeable, II n alao skeois MLO.niS
N me fountain a LIE H. IN =,
acooo- lte Operation unc- 2uI1 no unu
conat NAV IT does nod aA'sI = y
p runcuo0s 90 - to permit r.s.S3 70 e1clte
simply . remedy from natur.,.. H1Son It's
natures laws This 10 What ~. ouuSts TO Ad
such enthusiastic Testimonial f.uSOSueo forth
eminent statesmen and jnriets n we noss
The prospect 10 that Simmons' i've oehaA.
may become . National Remedy. tS.t Hsgolato'
recognized by al classes and eooS,,s, ~ o
fogies and faulteanderA by rich and TO-. o
household medicine with which 70 ken I'm !
II sick, With which 70 secure health. Fsr.t
no one WIN do himself justice, II comnlain;na
unless be the simmons Liver Regulator.
bred. sOV
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II k Mt advisable fuS any Il u - osrszzsk
cur energies. eorI.s-.l or rnsntAl. bat IL ;hs
eager pursuit. Il wealth 90 iafnr 90 kayStsigv.
how many trAa-xrc~s this ~s4lu,Ary ruls. IL
must BE- . matter IL great Importance 10 all
who Do ~ fo knos b0s tasy Gao re<As the
stgus 80 reeklessiy exy-Sd-t Tie rrsne:y 8.
oefthes eoesiy 90 difficult ~ otsAin Ho-tst-
t~r's Stomach Bffisrs ts yrusurah2s Il ever
city. Town Add settlement 10 America. SSi I,
codnpeassf~s fns . drain IL bodily or usenial
energy more efectuaily than aay inyigurAa;
ever prescribed or sdrertis~d Lahurtag Hssn.
athletes, ssndeais. toarnAiisiA. lawyers, eler-
gymen, physicians. all bear testimony a. 81
capabilities for undergoing fatigue, and ooan-
terarts the luxurious effects uIon the .ystcH
Of exposure, sedeGiAry hstiis, unhealthy 80
vearyiag syoeations, or an iBsaiubriuus climate,
and Is . prime Alternative, d.uretie and bAsi
d~Dureof.
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INDIAN BREAD-Two cups of corn.
meal, one cup of wheat -four, one tea
spoonful OF salt, two teaspoonfu,s Of
cream of tartar, three tablespoonful IF
white sugar; three eggs. one and a half
pints OF milk, one tablespoonful of Int
ter; rub meal. flour, salt, soda, and
cream of tartar through a sieve to mix
thoroughly; beat eggs and sugar to-
gether; then and melted butter: mex,
add milk. and, lastly, add the mixed
ingredients; bake immediately and ran.
idly in q brisk oven.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

Robert Livingston. and valued n elo..
600, which was covered BY insurance
II WAS built BY Col. De vesux. . retired
British officer. after the Revolution. In
Lossing's Book Of the Hudson." how
ever. special reference 10 made 70 H.
Among other things. the book SAYS IL is
called Montgomery Place." and il the
residence Of the family Of the late Ed
ward Livingston. brother Of the chan
cellor. who h distinguished in the an
mails Of his country q . leading United
States senator. the author al The penal
code Of the State a Louisiana, and AM
bassador 70 France" The elegant man
sion 1.-THE book says). VA built By the
widow Of Gen. Richard Nontgomery,a
companion In arms II Wolfe when he
fell At Quebec. and who persisted under
the walls Of that city 1t the head Ut .
storming party Of Republicans. on the
S1st Ut December, l777. When he gave
his young wife . parting kiss Il the res
idence Of Gen. Schuyler. at Saratoga,
and fastened to join that officer At II
conderoga in the campaign that proved
fatal to him. he said. '.You shall never
blush for your Montgomery" The wife
Of Montgomery was . sister Of ChAncel-
lor Livingston. With ample pecuniary
means and good taste At her command,
she built this mansion and there spent
fifty years of widowhoOd. childless but
cheerful. The mansion and its 400 acres
passed into the possession Of her broth
er Edward, and there. as we have OBJ
served. members Of his family resided
when il burned. o. all the fine estates
along that portion&t the Hudson. that
is said to have been The most perfect in
its beauty and arrangements. Water
falls. picturesque bridges. romantic and
glens, groves, . magnificent
park, one Of the most beautiful Of the
ornamented gardens in this country, and
q view of the mountains andi yer that
is unsurpassed. rendered montgomery |
Place q retreat to be coveted eve by
the most favored of fortune. IL was .
square built structure, two stories and
attic high, and had immense. broad pi- |
azzas in front and rear, and all the ap- |
proaches to 1t were in the grand old
style of wears agOne
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HelnbOld's Medicinal Prepnra.
lions.

Helmbold's various medicinal preparations
have for the last twenty or more years occu-
pied . prominent place on the shelves OF every
land. The skill displayed In their preparation,
the invarisble promptness and efficiency Of
their action, the absence Of nauseous and dis
gushing taste or odor, and the attractive man
ner in which they are put up, have made them
universal favorites. Especially IL this the
case with Helmbold's famous Buchu, a medi-
cine which has become indispensable In the
treatment OF Q large and troublesome class Of
diseases. particularly those which effect TIE
digestive and urinary organs. As diuretic,
1t is Invaluable, and the great advantage 1t
possesses over other preparations Is the abso
lutte purity Of the ingredients, and the uniform
ity OF strength. Parties purchasing should be
careful to see that Helmbold's proprietary
stamp il affixed 10 each bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

Peru IL not tired Of Chinese cheap In
ior. On the contrary. III. people like
{. and the government; il encouraging
Chinese immigration There are now
20. % Chinese in Peru with all th. rights
and privileges Of native citizenship. and
the government has established = line
Of steamers 10 bring more La'gr NUN
beers Of Chinese. j, i said. have become
To the Catholic religion. aud
many have iniernarried with the lower
Of whites.
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PardOns and RemiSsiOns.

Gov. Gear has revised the rules Of
the Executive Office in reference to par
dons and remissiOns. As so revised,
they are as follows:
STATE OF Iowa, EXECUTIVE Dept,
JAN. "a, 1873.
The following regulations will hereafter gov
ern in all cases Of applications for pardon or
remission.
No such application will be entertained e1-
cept In special cases, unless the following con-
ditions are substantially complied with:
l. A notice Of intention to make application
for pardon or remission must be published
three times in some newspaper In the county
where the crime was committed. The follow
don applications:
''NOtice is hereby given that on or after -
-, 1S-, application will be made to the Gov
ernOr of the State of Iowa for the pardon Of
-, convicted on the-day q,
A. D., 49,, Of the crime of--; and who
may be opposed to granting such pardon win
take notice hereof and govern themselves &C.
A corresponding notice win be published
when q remission Of fine or forfeiture SIP
piled for.
2 When application is made, It must be &C
companied with evidence Of publication Is re
Quired, and an authenticated copy Of the in
dictment and final judgment; and should be
signed by . majority Of the jurors, by county
officers, and by other citizens.
8. The Governor has no authority to grant
pardons before conviction.
l.. Applications for remissiOns should be pre-
sented to the members Of the board Of supervi-
sors and the auditor Of the county where the
offense was committed, for their approval or
disapproval, before being transmitted to the
Governor.
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elegant and best kept hotel in the West. and
its prices are down. An elegant room and
board can be had for three dollars q day, and
those who prefer can take a room on the Eu-
ropean princiI lie taking their meals where they
please. In the culinary department the Tire
mont is unexcelled anywhere, and In the gen.
eral courtises and hospitaiities due to the
guests Of a house no one il known who does
not admit the popularity Of the management.
Give the fremont a visit, it will never be re-
prpffed
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

CRUSHED WHEA1.-Put eight ounces
OF crushed wheat to steep over night +;
IN the morning place over the fire in
the same water it was stepped in, with
n pint of milk; or, if preferred, one
pint OF water, one half teaspoonful Of
salt; boil q and one half hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

Apple Egga-Pare and cor . c0nve-
nient number Of apples. leaving them
whole; fill with sugar and pour water
over; then place in oven. When nice
~ baked. take eggs prepared for omclet
pour in and over the apples, and return
to oven for about ten minutes; crate
nutmeg " them and serve hot.
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E>~N.h ~FenaIe'Rieserx.

This is :ie great female medicine OF the pres
ent century. II is prepared expressly for the
cure Of chronic female complaints and irregu-
Red or single ladies, who are afflicted with hys-
terics, with uterine troubles, sick headache,
pains In side and back; who are prostrated,
pale, feeble NC emaciated, nervous and cross,
with loss Of appetite, palpitation and general
i~ndiepoeition, have only to use one bottle to be
assured Of rapid recovery. They cure by
strengthening and building up, and imparting
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

The Bufnln8 Of 00ntSoH6fy fI16os
We find the following brief but inter
csting sketch in The R0Hghksepsie Eagle
of January 3D.:
The historical mansion of the Living
ston family, called '.Almont," the old
residence of the family at Anandale, was
DESTROYED by fire last Saturday night:
The fire is supposed to have originated
from a stove in an upper room. All the
furniture in the lower floor was saved,
Tut everything on the floors above was
consumed, including clothes. jewelry.
silverware, etc. The building was near
! ~ 100 feet in length, and was owned by
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

ONs or THE Mosr WONDERFUL I~NyKSTIoSs
Of the age Is DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER. IL
makes the science Of cookery so simple and
easy that a Young child or the duilest servant
can readily comprehend IL. II makes a poor cook
q good one, and a good one II raises to the rank
Of artist In the kitchen. The genuine il sold
only In tin cans
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

A SIMPLE, pure, harmless remedy that lures
every time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular. kidneys and
liver active, Il the greatest blessing ever con
ferred upon man. Hop Bit,ers Is that remedy,
and It's proprietors are being blessed by thous-
ands who have been saved and cured by IL.
VIII you try IT, See other column.
DIR. WINCHELL's TEErHiS6 SYKrP l. q safe
and Sure Remedy for Diarrra, Dysentery and
Childrens' Complaints generally. IL shouli be-
in every house where there are children. Moth
ers give II a trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

EVERY bottle Of the Great English Remedy
is sold on a positive guarantee by all reliable
druggists. Try 1t for coughs and colds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

No other Remedy KNOWN Is equal
To Carter's Extract Of Smart Weed for break
ing up . cold and curing ~hoarseness, pain in
the breast, side or back, soreness OF the flesh
and bones, stiffness Of the joints, mumps,
swelIed neck. etc,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

FAHMIRs, livery men, and harness makers
Who have used Uncle Sans Harness Oh. viii
never use any other; It IL the best and only re
liable oil in the market. It received the highest
award Ut the Centennial Exposition Of 1s16
For sale BY Ill hrst-class harness establish
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

PersOnS suffering from sick head
ache, dizziness, nausea, constipation, pain in
the side, &c, are asked TO try one vial Of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

DR. WIsHARr's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
positively LURES consr nption. Taken In time
Il will prevent It. All affections Of the lungs
are cured BY this sovereign Remedy, which al
90 eradicates dyspepsia, and kindred diseases.
Sold by druggists Depot, 916 FIlbert street,
Philadelphfa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07
Rheunasism Quickly Cured

"Durzng's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
INTERNAL MEDICINE. viii positively cure any
case OF rheumatism on the face Of the earth
Price 81 . bottle, six bottles. Is. Sold By all
druggists. Send for circular 90 Helphensrine
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, q. {. sold
In Burlington and Dee Moines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07
a EretGm0

And irritable child will often be -oothed and
quoted by Laycock's Worm Killer. IL regu-
lates the bowels, purifies the system, makes the
child healthy and cheerful. and eNpels WORMS
thoroughly and completely. Better far than
worm candies, and SO pleasant 10 take tina
children love il. SOld everywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07
Om1mfme.

Is there q man or woman who does not know
the uses Of quininef But its effects are 50 ser
Gus with many that they will not take II for
chills, and thousands would use anything else
In preference II they knew the article. Days
Ague Tonic Is far superior To q%uinine or any
thing else for the cure Of chills, becsase II Is
unpleasant to take, produces no evil az
fects, Is q powerful antiperiodic, and when IL
cures the chills, they do not return. as with
quiniDe. Sold everywhere. L. II. Bush, Dies
MOtnes, State Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

THr advertisement pahlishea BY The
Hswkcyc Insurance Company IN ;h..s
columns afsx x~-ks siacw. rf~rTinwso a
chang 81 Trsssgrsrs. ~As 90; snisndsd
-. \ reflection uPoa The State Insurance
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

SINCE We have been using the Pat. Wood
Box shoe Backing the leather Of our boots has
kept soft and il has certainly proved a water
proof dressing though not advertised a. such.
Its convenience il great and only excelled by
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

01lsA's 1rssA Tee sores SaitSassess-
CURTIS irish Tea eur-s headache.
Quirk's Irfsh Tee cures Dyspepsia
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

INVALID PENSIONS INCREAsED.-Write
Coll .BINGHAM&CO. ,Attys. fore laims
Patents, Land Titles, Washington, ID. C..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07

bFeed. s""'
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SPECIAL
K<rn1Icx Brn

n. XPPLETON a CO., Puet.eers
.s 4 81 Broadway v ! eUy.
,hs9oessrpsion 20 he sooye MAGAZINES ree'"
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE..

Washington, May 4.-The journal Of
pension bills passed last night, numbered
one hundred. Among them we're pensions
10 the widows of Gen. Robert Anderson,
Gen. Charles l.. Lowell and Admiral Charles
Wilkes.
Mr.. Stevens reported bill TO retire five
and three cent silver pieces, and TO stop
their further coinsge.
Also bill providing that fractional OF
Subsidiary silver coin shall be legal tender
to the extent Of $40, and shall be exchange.
able when presented in sums. Of $40 OF
over.
The house then took up the unfinished
bu.inc-s Of ye.terdAy, the legislative appro.
priation hill. Mr.. Banker made point Of or,
der on The amendment offered by Mr. Gib.ou
or the reestaolishmcns Of branch min, d
New Orleans, that il was new legislation
and no, in the interest Of economy. Aficr
Iopx argument. the poia, Of crdcl
wsa ovrrrultd. the house thss
bssus % ~sas - he various Aos sdasau
assssd 10 u, ths cou.Issss Of he vAels
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
VARIOUS CAUSES.

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointmept, and hereditary predisposition-
all operate TO turn the hair gray, and either
of them inclincs it to shed prcmaturelv
AYERS HAIR VlGoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair TO rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired 1t softens
and clcanses the scalp, givinu 1t a healthy
action. and removes and cures dandruff and
humors. By its use falling hair is check
ed, and new growth will be produced in
all cases where the follicles are not destroy
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau.
tifully shown on brashY, weak. or sickly
hair, TO which few applications will pro
ducc the gloss and freshness of youth.
Harmless and sure in its operation, it is in
comparable as dressing. aud is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tone it imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor
dye. and will not soil or color white cam.
brio; yet it lasts long on the hair, and
keeps it fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Sold by Mills & Purdy. Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
TeLEcRAPHIc eREvlTlEs.

Washington, May 4.-Representa,ive
Charles G. Williams, of Wisconsin, will de.
liver an Grafton at the Arlington decoration
day. 10.
Hornellsville, n. Y, May "A perton
in full Russian uniform passed through here
on the Erie train this morning. He has a
through ticket from New York for San
Francisco.
Chicago, May At has been arranged
that the California race mare, Aollie Nc
Carthy, who is to meet Tenbroeck, July 4th,
at Louisville, shall leave for Kentucky, May
18th. She will 60 direct to Kentucky, the
trip occupying ten days. She will pass
through Chicago and the horsemen of this
city will give her an informal reception.
Separate quarters have been procured for
her at Louisville, and there will be large
delegation Of horsemen to meet her there.
New York, May AT Prospect park,
Brooklyn, Peralto. Mexican. begun at four
o'clock this morning an attempt to ride 305
miles in fifteen hours. He made the first
hundred miles in four hours and twenty
minutes. He changes horses every mile.
The fastest mile was made in two minutes
and thirteen seconds. One hundred and
ffty.nine miles were covered in seven
hours and twenty minutes. A horse hav.
ing stepped on Peralto's foot he topped to
bathe it.
Chicago, May 4.-The executive commit
tee of the republican congressional commit
tee met last night in Washington to talk
over the approaching campaign, and partial
ly agreed upon line of policy. No dispo-
sition was manifested to antagonize the pres
ident. The expressions Of opinion were Of
such character as to indicate that the COM
mittee will favor an active campaign in Ger.
tain sections of the south. Sub. committees
were appointed ON the publication Of docu'
me nts, and OIL finance. etc. It was said that
the outlook for obtaining plenty Of money
to run the campaign is very encouraging.
Cincinnati, May Capt ]. w. Lees
chief of the San Francisco detective force
, is here, and pronounces Doe, the forger, ar
rested here sometime since, identical will
Chas Grundy, with whom San Francisco hat
so much trouble in the same line Of worl
as that for which he is captured here. IL
says that the mans real name is Carl
seucuvitch, and that he is one Of note
family Of forgers, his three brothers being a
expert in this work as he. He is full
identified IA the man who committed
IL murder in England years ago, and VIII
l. escaped from Constantinople to Russia an
u thence to this country. His bail wa' te
day fixed at $500. Lees says that h
IS thinks that Markea, who operated with Do
l. was also with him in California. Doe,
e will be remembered, relieved the Fir
'e National bank Of Chicago, Of considerab
T. sum ON forged naper.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
NORTHERN DAKOTA.


The Bismarck Tribune has type tor sale.
Bismarck has temperance society in
full! blast. @' 's'
White willow hedges are becoming popu.
lar in Cass county.
Bismarck hvs an opera ouse and matt
nees every Thursday afternoon.
A four inch vein of frstclass bituminous
coal has been found, TWENTY-FIVE feet down,
near Fargo.
]. B. Chaplin has contracted for ten thou
sand young cottonwood trees for his farm
north Of Fargo.
l.. Hadley, of Fargo, has been awarded
the contract for delivering 1000 cords Of
wood at Fort Keogh, at 81 per cord.
Several citizens Of Bismarck have organ
lied themselves together for brass band pur.
poses, and will commence blowing in few
days.
The Black Hills stages 60 and come regu.
larly, and are again making schedule time.
The outbound stages are all full, and seats
are engaged ahead for three or four days.
One Of the encouraging aiens Of moral
improvement At the western end of the ba-
mana belt is the fact that the editor of the
Tribune plaintively deplores the departure
from Bismarck of a minister of the gospel.
Bismarck Tribune: Adam Mann, one of
the Oldest settlers in Burlsigh county, and
one Of the first to take up government land,
has thirty acres under cultivation this year,
planting OATS corn, potatoes, &c. Mr.. Mann
has 800 acres lying within two miles of Biz
marck.
For thirty dollars per acre Gen. Sturgi,
purchased AZ acres of land lying less than
half mile from the Sheridan houre, Bis
marck, few days ago, and has transferred
one fourth Of it TO Capt. Stephen A. Baker,
of the 9th infantry, and one fourth TO DR.
Wolverton, U. S. A.
The court-martial of First Lieut.. F. P
Eckerson, who commanded so gallan,ly tn,
7,h cavalry battalion in the Miles Josepl
fight, commenced at Fort Rice, April 26,h
Col. W. p Carlin presiding. Eckerson
charged with drunkenness willie on duty
and the release of prisoners from the guard
| house.
The ffty-ninth anniversary of Odd Fel
, lowship was celebrated at Bismarck, Frida,
April the 10Th, in an appropriate manner
. The brothers, numbering for'y-two, an
; quite number Of visiting brothers, met
< their hall at 8 p. M, and after brief exel
: cises formed in procession and marched ,
}. the church headed by the 7th United State
J. cavalry band. The church was crowded
# an intelligent and appreciative audience.
= James G. Taylor gets the wood contra,
: at Camp Hancock, at saa per cord; il
9 Leighton, Buford, at S3.ls; John Falcone
l. Lincoln, At $2lo; Joseph Hare, Lincol
It hay at $3.50 per ton; Smith & Donnell
y Buford, at $S73; Don Stevenson, Ric
wood. at 1920 per cord hay at s4.65 p
6, ton; Ed Ware, wood, Fort Stevenson,
Is $500 per cord John A. Mclean, coal, St
r venson, at s235; Chas. NJ. Stinson, hay,
h s495; F. P. Hardin, hay, Standing Roc
d at 1856; James Blair, hay, Totten, at $50
k Shed LAMBERT, hay, s2.3s and SAG; Pc,
[e Seima, Tottcn, wood, at S3.49.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04

The frat one, which. . division was asked,
was the one increasing the clerical force in
the Office Of the surgeon general. The
amendment was resisted generally on the
democratic side, and was supported on the
republican side - beng necessary for the
quicker dispatch Of business in the decision
Of pension claims. ,5
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The comfy commissioners will meet Oh Mon
day next as u board of equalization. and con
time In session three days, at which time all
persons dissatisfied with their assessment are
requested TO present their case for adjustment
o. else Jorsrsr o.Rer hold their pace.
r. MIME.
ca. Clerk.
Iankson. May 4th, 1855
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04

- can make money faster a, work for us than
Al ANYTHING else Capital not required We
- viii start YOU. &is al home made by the
Industrious, Men. Wplncn boy~ and girls
wanted everywhere 10 wefA M IN. Nov is the
ttsae. Gually ouaAt and Ser,as tres Addrrss
TncH Z Cos Augusta Aaane.