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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03

Mrs. Abbott, who resides within q few
miles of Pitts Points, in this county.
had . singular circumstance happen to
her recently. She has been totally blind
for about eight years, but for about ten
minutes Of the day in question, she re-
covered her sight and wa enabled during
that brief period to see everything about
the house, something she had not been
able TO do for eight years before. The
houss had recently been newly papered
and painted, and when total blindness
came over her again she described &C.
curately the various colors used in the ma
pering and painting. Her son had mar.
ried ince he lost her sight, and she had
never seen her daughter-in-law, but. In
the period she was restored to sieht. she
saw her, and Afterwards described her
appearance accurately. The momentary
ecstacy occaaAioned BY the miraculous
restoration to sight was a. suddenly dis-
sipsted b. its equally instantaneous loee,
and abe h nov - blind q ever. The
case = 2 Of singular interest.-E;sc.
beth (Ky.) Msss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
COOPERATIVE
newspapers.

Rssxssa TIVE and tire tAessaAd mswspApers in The
rRited StAsss ar~ pStsteA seeA = hat y keown e ths
Ce-egr~,iye slss, Nsssly tetsy Isg ssat. % .i tue
p~r 81 : lSwer eoss, aHa u specially suited for the ~.
suiremenss VI pApsfs In Anaali towns and VILLAGES.
The ~ stem MAtntAias . competition with the home
printed coaatry Journal: 70 saeh ~ extent that none
but thoee nrmly essA hlished and backed up BY accu'
mutations q former prcspsrity are able g stand 9e-
side u. and In the matter oi edvcrt,sing " ouets CIT
~culation Of . price with which the great weeklies are
unable 10 compete. The matter has become Of vital
Importance, aud the New York Tinses. q Journal hAv.
ing . srea; name, has eommsnesd acea Z ? vix'r ,Sss
there appeared long tibeLous articles. Every state
ment contained 10 them reAectins dtscredlt upoa ths
lO.operAtiva system II untrue The undersigned
have furnished the T;Hes With careful ans.erv,
showing wherein the articles pubiishsd are untrue,
and the TiHses has neglected and refused 10 give them
The adysrtisine columns 81 Ire Times. and these also
have been closed /, US. We have therefore 20 other
resource than to appeal to the public. Our answers
10 the charges Of the !imes arr complete. and ennno'
TIE only reason for the attack which we kaow Of II
to he found In the fact that We have inausurated :
system Of advertising which gives an advertiser fou!
times ~ much circulation for a dollar - 10 sdordee
by the columns Of the 1ymea. Circulars with fui
particulars free By mail. Address
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
Lex TalioniA
The Helena (Montana) Her Id.


Last April a man named Roberts, who
went out to the Hills from Delaware,
was captured by the Indians near Dead
wood. When they had robbed him of
everything except shirts and pants, six
of the seven redskins were in favor of
turning him loose and letting him get
back into the city. The seventh Indian
protested against this action, and when
he had to submit to the majority he
struck Roberts in the mouth with the
head of his tomahawk, smashing out
several teeth and in1icting other injuries.
Roberts took q look at the warrior, and
as he was turned loose vowed to get even
if he had to stay out there until Darwin
the gods grind slowly for the savages as
we'll a. for the white e Roberts and
others have q camp about two miles
from Deadwood. Indian beggars and
loafers come into all the camps almost
daily and the other day the old~top-knot,
who played smash with the Delaware
mans teeth, entered the camp and
wanted to trade . lot of fresh venison
for bar lead. Roberts identified him in
an instant and the venison and the
savage we're "jerked" ut one and the
same moment. All the men in the camp
knew how Roberts had been served, and
when he had the right man in his grasp
there was no man to plead the other side
of the case. The Indian was staked
down on the grass as a first move. He
recognized Roberts, and, realizing that
the hour of reckoning had come, whined
like adog. He offered rifle, knife and
all else to settle the dentistry business,
but the miner couldn't have been bought
off for $4,000. When he got ready he
went to work with red mans tomahawk
and deliberately knocked out every tooth
he could get at, and he didn't mics a
great many. The Indian had no more
grit than a boy, bnt yelled like a regi-
ment of cavalry going into 4 fight. "A
tooth for q tooth was not enough for
Roberts, and he coolly sliced one of his
victims ears, worked slowly and doing q
first rate job. Then he sheared the war
rior's top-knot off and turned him loose
to find his friends and receive their
praises on his early assumption of fall
styles The wretch didn't wait a second
after being told to go-didn't even ask
for his ears as pocket pieces. Roberts
had them pinned up as relics. and q bag
full Of teeth hanging above them and to
strangers he explains: "The burned
Indian who picke my molars with his
Thomas hawk wants to leave the country
on the very first train, or he'll wish he'd
been born q buxxard."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
THE American EXPORT trade is assum.

TIE American export trade is assum.
ing larger proportions with each succeed
ing month, and is destined to set oul
financial matters all right in spite of the
Congressional wranglers. Among the
piano exports 70 Europe and the South
American States the popular firm oil
Geo. Steck 4 Co., of New York, figures
largely, because their instruments have
gained the reputation of standing the
most severe climate better than those Of
their competitors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
A Reliable Article.

1t il . pleasure to commend an article
Of = thoroughly reliable character, and we
do not hesitate to do 80 in speaking OF
DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER, which an ex.
Perience Of over ten years convinces us IL
The best and most reliable baking powder in
the market.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
The 81. Paul Dispatch.

The 81. raul D1SpAtcb,
The only Republican paper at the Min.
nesota Capital, and conceded to be the
~"liveliest, brightest, newsiest" journal in
the Northwest. Complete in every depart.
dependently and consistently Republican in
politics. Terms. daily, $7.00a year, Is cents
a month; weekly $3.50 a year, 10 cents fol
six months. Samples free. Address, DIS
PATCH Con pa'y. 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
Campaign Islander.

When DIR. X. v. Pierce was = candi-
date for state senator, his political opponents
published a pretended analysis OF his popu-
lar medicines, hoping thereby TO prejudice
the people against him. His election BY IN
overwhelming majority severely rchuked
his traducer, who sought to impeach his
business integrity. No notice would have
been taken Of these campaign lies were II
not that some of his enemies land every suc.
c~essful business man has his full quota Of
~envious rivalsl are republishing these bogus
analyses. Numerous and most absurd for.
mulas have been published, purporting to
cant fact that no two have been at all alike
-conclusively proving the dishonesty OF
their authors.
"KNowLEDGE is power" and We pub
lish this to inform you that II you wish
sure and certain remedy for Heart Disease
Nervousness, Sleepless Nights and Genera
Debility, caused by m over exertion Of thu
system, attended with sluggish action Of tn,
Heart, we convey to you the knowledge AM
YOU can exert the Power to relieve yourself
by using DR.. Graves HEART REGULA
TOR, a grand preparation to accomplish tn
above results. Send to f. f. INGALLS,, Con
cord, n. H., for a circular of testimonials
and read the good it has done Others
Among the many forms of Heart Diseas'
are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms OF tn
Heart, Stoppage of the Action OF the Heart
Trembling all over aud about the Heart
Ossifcation or Bony Formation of the Heart
Rheumatism, General Debility and sinking
Of the Spirits.
Dr.. Graves HEART REGULATOR il 10
sale by druggists at SO cents and 81 per Dol
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03
ALE Fools

Are scarce, but the lie kind. who buy Scales Of trav.
cling agents, are plenty. J OF b will deliver Fiye-Ton
Wagon Scales. freight paid, for $50. No money
asked til tested. Send for free Price List. JONES
OF BINGHAMrON, Binghamton. N. y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-04-03

D> ~ WSs 9AS AA(~ASN ~ Ax4OAlU
and put in order the different machines
he uses. These simple articles prevent
day. and weeks Of delay, besides adding
to the length of time implements will
last. 1t pays to have conveniences, and
also to get what you do buy of good
9uality.-Lancastey Farmer.
TIE Butter, Cheese and Egg Reporter
tells of q Mr.. Benton who keeps eleven
different kinds of fowls, and il very sue
cessful in their management. Mr.. Ben
ton found weak I've and wood ashes an
efiectual remedy for the canker. The
doctors recommend chlorate of potash.
Ashes are also excellent for the hens to
wallow in, and he keeps . box in each
coop for that purpose. This efectually
keeps of lice. The flowers of sulphur
sprinkled in the nest of setting hens is
excellent. Mr.. Benton's principal feed
is Indian corn, which il kept constantly
in reach Of his hens by means of boxes
in the partitions one serving for two
coOps. Water in a dish set under . nail
keg, with a hole cut In the side, serves
for watering. The nests are in a long
box along the ends of the coops; the
hens enter through the holes, and are
then in comparative darkness. Lids on
the outside giveaccess to the nests. Mr..
Benton thinks Indian CORE the best grain
for hens, because Of it's heating nature.
In addition he feecs scraps from the
table, butchers refuse, and green stud.
Corn and fat will at once set hens to lay
ing.
Ar the recent meeting Of the Vermont
board Of agriculture, E. B. Skinner. Of
Tunbridge, one OF the most successful
dairymen in the STAT, read : paper on
butter-making. He did not look like (
genius y he anne upon the stage, clad
in his farmers garh, and uncovered ~
package Of sample butter, made I few
days ago, from grade Jersey cows, but
his paper and hi cool, apt, lucid reply 4
. long continued f0alade Of questions
and his rsse bnttsf proved him 70 Be /
successful 6atter-maker. The points o.
his paper foe : prime butter dairy werl
. SELECTION of cows and his maxim T. OK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
Mill Items,

The roughing roll which broke st the
Belmont on Friday last was one that had
grown old in the service, having been in
use elerea years. 1t was condemned
more than year ago and the only Won
der about it is 1t did not break months
ago. The roll which broke q couple of
weeks since was an experimental one put
in at the solicitation OF 2 Pittsburgh firm
and the Belmont Company lost nothing
by its mishap.
Mr.. John p. Westwood, one of the
most modest IS he is one among the best
nailers at the Riverside, received on Sat
urday letters patent on his improved
elevating cupboard. The papers in the
case were perfected by Squire Schultz
and have been on file only two weeks.
The heaters at the La Belle mill were
of last week on account of having too
much iron ahead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
The Most Precious Of Gins.

Health IS undeniaDly a more precious
gift than riches, honor or power. Who
would exchange il for these, the chief
objects Of human ambition? II IS obvl.
ousIy the part OF wisdom % employ means
for the preservation Of health and the pro-
longstlOn Of lie which time and eKper-
fence have proved TO be reliable. Many
o! the dangers by which health is threat.
ened may be nulllhed by the use Of that
most Irresistible Of corrcctIves and tOnics,
HOstetteT's stomach Bittcrs, which. by in
cressing Vital power and rendering the
physical functions regular and active,
keeps the system II good working order
aud protects IL against disease. For con.
sipauon, dyspepsia, liver complaint.
nervousness, kidney and rheumatic all
mentg, 10 is invaluable, and II affords n
sure defence against malariaI ievers, be-
sides removing every trace Of such disease
from the system. Half wlncZlassfuI
taken before meals improves the appetite
aud insures complete digestion and as
similation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
a Handsome Imp in Centre
wheeling.

For msny months Mr.. John c. Miller,
the old established Dry Goods and Gro
cerv Merchant, Nos. 1887 and 1889
ChaplIne street, Centre Wheeling, hss
felt convinced that he would, owing %
the demands of his growing business, be
compelled to find more room. In order
to meet this demand, he has added 20 his
Dry Goods Department a large building
In the rear 81 and connecting with his
former store, which is now receiving the
finishing touches from the artists en-
ployeI in lis construction. In a.. the
wears Mr.. Miller hes been engaged IN
business be has been noted for the extent,
yarity and cheapness OF MS stock, rs well
rs strict integrity ia sll his actions.
This reputation he is determined 10
maintain, and IN order to supply
the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity
with sil the latest styles in fancy IS wei
as staple goods, he last week made 8
trip TO the East, where he bought = com
ple.o new and fresh stock Of goods, eli o!
which are now open to the public and
which will be- sold a. extremely low
pricgs-lower than ever before. He IL
vites all 10 call and see HIM. Don't for
get the numbers, 1887 and 1888 Chap
line street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
TEMPEKASCE EUTEs.
MOZART BALL.

One Of the largest audiences tina! nas
greeted temperance speaker IN TINS
city for sometime past, greeted Mr.. All.
Burnett last nigh; a. tao above hail. In
the absence OF the President, Vice Presi l.
dent Westwood opened the meeting, and
after q few preliminary remarks, intro
duced Ali. Burnett, VINO spoke Tor about
three quarters of al hour. The lecture,
which was eloquent throughout, was 1,l-
ed with fine argument II favor o. the
temperance cause. As lecturer, Mr..
Burnett has few equals on the stage, with
bis great facial powers, he is able TO
throw psthos into his subject. He dwel!s
upon every sentence and gives his
nearer time to drink j: in, before he at.
lemp.s 20 FL the mind lsster than it Is
able 10 digest. We Tegre! very much
that space will not permit US to publish
the address in full.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
MarIike News from Cape Town.

LoNEoS, April 6.-rhe news from
Cspe Town seems to betoken 3 renewal
of serious troubles. A telegram dated
Cape Town, March 18Th, says that severe
lighting occurred in Prize Bush yester-
day and is still preceding.
/. is reported that SocOcoa has de-
clared himself openly hostile, and
has Oeseiged two forts 10 Trans
yasl This most serious news
has lust reached here. SecoCone Is a
powerful chief with whom Trsnsvssl
was At wal prior to its annexation HIS
intervention would spread war to Who'll.
" new quarters and very possibly
cause complications with Zulu, the King
OF whom be Is ieudalatory, and who Is
still able to place well armed and organ
lied force of several thousand IN the
Geld.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Cape Town confirms the report Of severe
fighting. The British troops in one
action were forced to retreat before m
overwhelming force. Secoconis' follow
ers have killed some Europeans. Assist
suce Is requested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
Hc EnuIdNoIKeenIt

A good joke Is told on coIOred lndl.
vidual in this city who rec eutly signed
the pledge. 1t seems that he was given
to imblbug too freely OF the ardent, but
was, after sometime, persuaded to brake
of his bad habit and reform himself.
Ssmb5 boldly went to q temperance
meeting of his color, and then and there
took the Murphy oath to abstain from all
intoxicating drinks. All went well for a
season, and the darkey who had
thus pledged himself to abstain,
felt that he was fast becoming q free
man again. This feeling, however, soon
begun to grow less, and his old desire to
taste the ardent seized upon him once
more. How to dispose Of his Murphy
was question that puzzled him for a
short time. Finally logical conclusion
in the dilemma was reached by his in
ventive brain, and that was TO take his
pledge back TO the party from whom he
had gotten it. He waited until the next
meeting of his union and then quietly
went to the President of the union and
said "Here is dat pledge what | got.
Take 1t back; | can't keep de thing"
After the pledge wac returned he walked
ont, and Us be passed come of his late
comrades, remarked tina. "dat was dc
hardest thing Dat he ever tempted to
keep"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
A Mnch Tried Mnn.

The trial of Perry Spencer a. p.
Pleasant, w. Va, Tor stealing wheat
from farmer near town, was concluded
on Saturday, resulting in his scquittsl
This WAS the third trial, the jury each
time before fielding him guilty. Last
fall he was tried for burglary and grand
larceny, the jury finding him guilty Of
the last named offence and sentencing
him te the Peniteutisry for two years,
but for some informslIty the Court set
ASIDE the verdict, awarding HIM new
trial with the above result. His counsel
put IN plea Of altretot' Gcg,Gt At the
last trial, and, after hearing the evidence
the jury retired without argument and
were gone bat few moments until they
agreed rs above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
Military Ball.

The Schmulbach Guards will give a
grand ball st Turner Hall on the Z6.h
inst. tor the purpose of placing the new
organization on solid financial footing.
The proceeds will be used in the pay
ment of the debts of the old Zousve or
gsnizstion and sssist in paying for the
new uniform. \ committee OF the COM
psny will wait on our business men and
other citizens with tickets for sale. All
military organizations in this city and
vicinity are especially invited. The en-
terlsinments heretofore given by this
company sre a sufficient recommendation
for this one. The Committee of Arrange
ments are r. Robertson, A. Cramer, H.
A. Deters, John Ruhl, D. Snyder, Cnas.
Stephens and Jos. Goehring. Dan Sny-
der, bsllo. master, and Sam. Wallace,
assistant, will have charge Of the floor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
A sad Accident.

A painful accident happened 10 the in
fsut and only child, bov of IA months
OF Mr.. John Cummios, No. 23l4 Main
street yesterday morning, Mr.. Cum
minis is well known passenger engineer
on the b. x o. Z. 4. He had just re-
turned from trip and wss about to sit
down to his breakfast, when the little Eel.
low pulled pot of boiling coffee over on
himself, getting badly scaIded on bis face,
arm and breast. DR.. Hally Mccoy was
called in and did al that medical skill
could suggest, to relieve the suferlngs Of
the little Fellow. Last night he was
thought to be easier. The many friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins will sympa-
thize with them in this affection.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-08
FOR SALE

SMALL BRICK GROCERY STORY
u and frame house ON IuN street .r
pDsIte the Female seminary.
taSt siic OF Eol street. below Twenty.
third and wtuty-I0uIIN streets. r,..
house, 8 rooms. good location, .u. ..NF
ON Cbnplinc street, u,N. ban. ...s
foundry, one large new brick Iw, r.
LOT 40 Dy 10; three frame houses uU a.....
cheap.
Frame house and lot. b room, OH.
kitchen, on TwCuiy-wuih street. ,a..
terms and cheap.
Two bEClt house, and lot, on hon STREET
near HOrubrupEs place.
one fine new brick dwelling, 'W. E.g
5 rooms on Main between Twenty 'u.s.
and TWEEN y'iOurth streets
one irgmg house, ! rooms, lot III uy lN
for 81 on; CaIlwDIls Run.
For sale or exchange Tor real estate.
share, Bgllaire street railway stu"s. u..
share Wheeling street railway slurh.
For sale or exchange Tor guuI farming
laUd-EriCk house AMI lot on jacob street
corner OF Thirty second.
For sale cor exchange Tor Western .H.|
( lots IN JohuStDwn. Fulton county, ~.
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FOR SALE due Bot, 90 by ~, ON T. lJ.
sfre,t, Wheeling island terms very easy
For sale hr.ck and J tram" house
Fourteenth street..
For sale 90 rput-I largo brick. uuu.
location very desirable; gas and wac.
For sale ar rnt-lrockharIs MARI.
street brewery uuI brick dwelling ,
rent Inquire u' once.
For sale or exchange for city puYr.
af 3d. I1rruiu.l hour ana saw mil. now
u.I 800 good running a. der. Ibis ..aruH
cIanp, i.r#u industrious man.
For ,tI'-.1 acre, IN Randolph rnna.
W,-f i I|r|IIH.