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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-01-05

spontankment. en- dehors des instruc-
tions ministerielles le general Cial-
dini. rambassadcur italien 4 Paris,
donne Al dfmissiOn, fait qni coincide
avec Ia nouvell. one Gambetta doit
~ rendrc 1 Rome. lie ., note de NJ.
WaddingtOn, ministre des affaires
etrangArea, aux puissances eurOpeen-
nes, dGclarant que IL France agira de
concert avec les Quatre pOuvOirs ca
tholiQues On cas- de conclave, que le
budget des cnltes sera maintenn ct
Que les empiftenents clericaux seront
rfprimea, que In France, enfin. d6sin-
tcreasfe dams In question d'Orient,
gardera une attitude reservtc. atten-
dant que sOn avis soft invOQue dams
les negotiations de- paix. lie ID, Gam
betta arrive 4 Rome; l'auteur amG-
ricain Ralph Waldo Emerson cst Elm
membre correspondent de- l'Academie
dcs sciences morales. lie 81, Tex -reinc
d'Espagnc Isabelle, dams une lettre
au Figaro, prOteste contre rexpnlsion
de Don Carlos; mort du peintre
Gnstave Corbet, 4 l'age de 81 ans. lie
Ter janvicr, le gOuvernement francais
est prevenn que 10 gOuvernement
cspagnol. Qni a demande l'expulsion
Ac Don Carlos, regarde Isabelle com
me ntteinte d'alitnatiOn mcntalc
Gan,betta a nne conference avec les
p,incipanx deputies du Parlement
italien.
la question d'Orient entire dams
nne vote diplomatiQne si laboriense
qu'unc gncrre gfnerale cn peut sortiI
dun moment 4 r'autre. LAngietcrrs
ayant drnandG 4 In Russie, an nom
dc 10 Tnrquie, sur Queilcs hases on
trniterait dc la paix. In Russi~ n re.
pondu Qu'ellc cutendait recevoir di.
rectement lea propositions Dc In Porte,
Ia puissancO victOrieuse dOnnc a snp.
po~cr qn'cilc signerait nm armistice
mOyeunant Ia ceAsiOn des f0rtercsses
dn Danule, unc rcctifcatiOn de- from.
there's ct dea garanties pour radmi.
niatration dea provinces revolt6ea
Mails ellie = fait nm appel dc O,ON
h"nmes, 1t VI procGder 1 fattaque
DE- Sofia. En- Angletcrre, profonde
agitation ct meetings orageux. L'Au.
trichc reste immobile ct ac contente
A'intcrdire / Ii Servie tnute im,nix.
ti0n dana lea aiiaircs Dc rHessegovine
ct de Ia Boanie. On annoncc one Il
glorieux vaincu de Plcvna. OamRil
Pscha. assa jug6 pour av0ir fait fusil.
Ter dra prisonr ore. En- Allemagne,
Oh ID politiquc iinanciAre de- Bismark
est apprOnvfc par rEmpereur, ct Oil
les ctange,rrnta snrvcnus on France
ont ftG bien aceneil'ia, lr chaucelies
nest pas encore parveBu 4 snuinettrs
lc parti libHra! a rOl,kissnDce passive.
-LTtalie cat en- rapports intimei
svoc II Greco. u ny q pas en- de RI.
rertion. le Ter janvier, an v.ticsn.
Une vile aOuterraine, semblable A
PompAi, rancicnne SepOntnm, = ett
dfconverte IN pied dn mont Gargauo,
-I~ capitaine anglais Virgins rap.
porte gn'mne NOR ouverte cat entire
Ia SibGri~ 1T le pole DOrd.-Le doc
tenr Scl,enk ct le colonel Hammer
ont <te flus president ct vice. pr<si-
dent de 10 Confederation Lelvetique
pour lann<e 1873.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-01-05

CONT,TESRENDUS DHL,ATHfyEE
LOEISIAN1LS. parsissamt t0us Ice dcux
mois. Tome II. 10 iivrnisOa. SOmmairo:
1.-Extrnit du Proces-vcrhal.
al, C"rrcspomslsaos d'Edgar Quinct.
N. George IDesso'nmeA
3-Chroni.lhes lndienneA DR. Oh. DolEry,
4.-Ine CoIonie F6nlale on A,ueriauo. per
II. ka,near. N. y. Tajague.
a.-Dc Ill dite a.pirte. Dr Dupaquicr.
6-Po<sic. Camille Thierry.
7.-.Iettrc d'un Fsder6 dc l7y:. NJ. Olivier
Carriew.
a-DivcrsL
Pour rsbonnoment, s'aslrosscr au secrG.
taire, Dr. Alfrosl Mcrcier. r. q. Box I2gt.
Nouvelle- Orleans. Pris, si.0Opsran. Payable
d'avancc. 5jaim
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-01-05

ratelier des grandes fabriques. Et
avec celia, des prix infiniment mo.
deres, a Ia portee des bOurses le-
CERES, en- rapport avec les rec0ltes
:nfdiocres. C'est nm veritablc ser.
vice que nous rendOns 4 nos lee
teurs On leur rccOmmandant reXcel.
lent carrOsSier de HahnvillP.
Nous lisOns dams le Herald,
du % dGccmbre:
Avcc &C numtro. lc soussignf tcrmine ses
rapports avec L. Herald, ct il va recOmmen-
GER. samedi proclaim. In publication du
NVTor TOus Announcements ct annOnres du
Herald passcropt au Mirror. ii le Herald men
q rcmpli lc contrat.-FIORAcE VALLAs.
-"Un correspondent du Ne,c
Orleans Price Current, ecrivant de
In parOisse St.,acquen, dit que les
planteurs ont abandOnne In partie
de leurs cannes misses en- ,cindrO,c.
ne pOuvant en- faire avec profit nj
sucre nj melasse. Meme chose est
arrivGe 4 ST. Charles, ct NJ. Sarpy,
habitant dc In rive gauchc, a egale.
ment ccsse de rOuler; mais ce
Qu'il y a d'Gtrange est que NJ.
Sarpy a fait 'lu sucre avec Iescan.
mes rest6es debOut apres Ia glace,
ct ma rien pm tircr des cannes
mises en- windrow.'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-01-05

industries dos Etats du Sud ct
particnlierement de In Louisiana.
Prix annuel de l'SbOnnement,
$3.50; voir rannonce dams nOtre
partie anglaise.
I'm incendie, qui paralt metre
que le resultat dun accident, ct
Qui aurait etc cause Tar an feu
imprudemment allum6 par le gar.
diem, a detrnit, dams Ia nuit de di.
mauche a lundi, Ia sucrerie dc pha.
bitation WHITNEY, appartenant 4
NJ. Bradish johnson.
-Voir a Ia partic anglaise Pan.
nOnce dun profcsseur en etat den.
seigner l'anglais ct le francais.
/. sT.JACoUEs
Nous lisOns dams le Loxisianais:
La roalaison est finie. ct nous pourrions
dire tristemcnt finic. Car nombre dc plan
teurs ont fte obliges de laisser dams le champ
dcs ccntaincs d'arpents de cannes gclccs,
dessfchees on aigrics.
On nexagere done point en- iisant quo In
perte est au mUins de 80 pour 100. 1t 1e prix
actucl du sucic. pour cOmblc dc u,alheur,
most pas de nature d compcnscr les pertcs
cncOurues.
LA barbue de N. Guilianme Duhe. do
train de- faire le tour du monde. grace NJ,
lMesehae<bk. C'etait unc fameuse barbuc, en-
ettet. Mais celle que nOtre vOisin James
Diamond Went dc pacher 4 In Pointe tlu
College. peasant 1i9 livres. est plus formidW-
blc encore. Avec cinq pOissons de cettc taills.
bafbue on autfc, 10 rcpas sur In montague
cease detre iniraculcux ct .lev,ent nat,rrI.
M. G.-E. BOvcc. nous dit-On. gngnS s0n
process, ct c'cst lni qu'appartient Ia patcnte
dcs cigarettes m0mkk-p piece.
-vcnte par l'cncantcur Antoine W.Webre,
Jeudi 10 janvicr 1873. ONE hcurss iu u,atin,
sur les lienx. des propriGtss s,ivnntes. de-
pendant de- 10 sncccssi0n Hessc webrc:
u unc habitatio1 sncriere. sit,sGe rive drOito
du Mississippi. s. miles do ~ Nouvcllo-Or.
leans, cOntcnant environ 2y6i7 acres; born<o
on haut par B.-S. Webre & antrcs. en- bas par
htritiers Joseph Webre avcc les construc-
tons ct dependsnccs ct les ! i''diyis d'uno
sncrerie, ct dc XT actions do 600 lie n
Banguc des Citoyens; II muleta, 3charrucs;
en- bloc; y nm lot de- mcubles; au compliant.
l'ncquArcur dcvant assi,ncr l'0bligHtiOM d'aC-
tio"nsire do 10 B"nque des Citoysns.
La construction de In levko
Refine . 6t6 atljug6e AP. Harmon,
p0ur % cents, ct celle de In lev6c
F0rstall 4 Charles Nolan, pour o64
cents par yartie cube.
La librairie Hacl,ette, de Pa.
ris, Went de faire paraitre le 3e
volume de Ia Geographic xxirersells
fElisee Reclns, rHncien pr6cep.
teur de In famille Septim., F0rtier,
a St.Jacques. Ce volume, intitul6
PE"rope centyale, cOmprend In
Suisse, PAntriche. HOngrie ct Fem.
pire TAllemagne. Lix cartes ii.
rces 4 part, plus dc d.ux cents
cartes intercal6es dams le texte ct
sOixante-Quinze gravures sur bois
indiquent quels renseigncments t.
do t0nt Orfro ct de tOute nature
on est SIR de trouvcr dams ce 70.
lnme qui ira rejoindre, dams toutes
les GbliotheQues, IL France ct
pExropc mSrid;onale
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ST.CU ARIES
Un homme habile qni s'entend

A rfrArer des sns l'irrfparnhlc outrage,
c'est Michael Pigott, IL carrOssier
de st. Charles. bien entendu en- fait
de voitnres, bnggies ct antrcs ve.
hicnles de luxe. II les repent e.
lea raiennit de tclle sOrte ct en-
te!Ie perfection qu'ils semblent
s0rtir pour Ia premiere tois de
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-01-05
N.BAPTISTE

"On salt, dit lc journal des ia.
bricdnts de sMcre, avec Qnellc mer.
vei!leuse rapidit6 s'est dfveloppGe
In production du sncrc, principale.
ment dams les vingt annees ecnu.
lees de 1853 y 1873. Cpttc prOslnc.
tion Gui, en- 1853. ftait dc 1000
millions, de |, 400 millions de kilOg.
pOur In betterave ct In canine, Mt.
teignait pres de 3 milliar,ls EN- 1873.
II eat interessant de se rcndre
compte des phases par lcsquelles
y pass6 Ia cnltnre de In canine a
sucre, et les nsages auxqnels lc
sucrc Gtait reserve alOrs Gu'il con.
stituait presque un Objet de curiO.
site, ct en- tons cas- un aliment res.
treint anx tables lea pins luxnenses.
Mons trouvOns dams le BMlletiR dc
Ia Soci6ts dacclimatation une etude
de NJ. Viennot, qni donne rhisto.
riGre cOmplet de In came a sucre
ct de ses migratiOns."
On u rrmarque que ITfnde dies langues
co,c parfcs aide dfcouvrir de quelles con.
trees ont fte tiree. dams Iorigine certainea
productions gui. depuis In plus hante anti.
quite. ont fte dimportants ohieta de com.
rncrce. On tronve aiDsi que lna MONS
sanscrits de- denrccs dal'ord exclnsivemeut
indiennes. telles one le cotton, lc rix et 10 81.
ere. sonf passes dams les langucs scienti6uuea.
lie nom sauscrit du sncre. skark0ra, ~ recon.
nait encore anus " fOrme skakar en- persan.
shnkor en- inslousfan. shOmgar en- arabe. sae-
chdroM en- gree, sdrehavWp, en- latin. CONNIE
dams lea mots succhero en- italien. a.Mear en-
cspagnol. nsrre eu frsncais. sugar en- anglais.
ct ainsi de snite. la y.atrie de IL came eat
en- cfl~t l'Inslc. Les ChinOis. Qui In cultivent
encore au,ourdhni. pr,.tenilcnt avoir prati.
que Fart d'en extraire 10 sucre dcux mile
ans avant que ccttc plantc ne f0t CONNIE en-
Europe. NJ. de HumbOldt cite de tres ancien.
nea pOrcclaines don't les pcintnreA reprTsrn.
tent ces divcrses OpEratiors. Mais In China
alors n'cxistait pas pour l'Occident. ct ciest
anx expeditions d'Alexandrc dams @'Indc, sn
I've steele avant notre Ere. one Lea Grecs du.
rent lcurs notions dn sncre
ThEophrxs:r. liscinic d'Aristotc. 0ui en-
par!c lc premier nu steele sniyant. ne 10 nop,-
me PAS 1T dit scmlenisnt Quill rxiste une sul,.
stance donce CONNIE lc miel. qu'on tire des
rOseaux.
Eratosthenc. savant alexan,rin dn lie sic
clio oyapt 1. e.. c;tc ,,ar lc rToyrarbc Strahor.
n;;p nest ia. pln. cxpli:ite: Ic ms.lesin gre
Ore. entire dan. MIN. i. details. .f.s sncsa"rc" ne %
di'il: Went de iInde ct d: ;Arahie-i iIeurru.c,
Constance i" sci i" et s sc Sr;.e sc~s i. ."t
suivent queIques indications sur ses usases
"GairsIs p'irs .i,.;., ,.,. a., .,,;.. ,,,,,r.,,.
fai, mention dn .ucrc pen rrss dams ics
e'.. %sme. ter%es. y, aio"iant qne ectte m"tiAre.
ceanx don't Ics plus gro. ont " j. dimension %
dun. noi.ette. La canine ct son prc'l:it amt
ataci""s :, t"sai" rar "r sfne""s r. % r. ph1as". "s
pho: par l'auteur snonyme du Pfrpk on
cm,. Eas ." !" s,,.;nS nsv,Sa''Hn .e !. msr konsc &
s,," ",,,. ~ '"" :, " ',m", ~ lCss ~ "N
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

Cincinnati, May l5.-The beautiful May
weather of to day has attracted an immense
throng upon the streets, and at various
places of interest in the city and suburbs.
The decorations upon the various business
houses, hotels and private residences are so
profuse that upon some of the more promi-
nent squares one literally walks under a
canopy Of evergreena, bunting, Tyres, harps
and other devices. Notwithstanding the
large number Of people already here, the
railroads and steamers are arriving at in
terval, with hundreds of excursionists
From the present indications the entertain
ment this afternoon will be almost as largely
attended as the one last evening, when it
was e.tiu atcd that 5000 perssns were in the
building. Every seat has already been se.
cured. The music at the matinee will be
Of varied character, opening with an over.
ture from Tannhausen, after which Miss
Cary, Mr.. Adams, Mme Papenheim will
render arias from Verdi, Webber and Mey
erbeer; these are to be followed by an or
ches.ra performance, and duos. Tonight
the oratorio, Phe Messiah" will be given
in which Mrs. Oegood will make her frs
| appearance
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
THE RIVER.

The steamer Josephine Viii arrive at
Yankton from Benton in about week.
The steamer Nellie Peck, of the North
west transportation line, from Yankton,
reached Bismarck last night and left to.
day for Benton.
.Th. steamer Black Hills, T. B. Burleieh
master and Soc Drew clerk, left this after
noon for Pierre. Lincoln and Bismarck with
200 tons of freight and twenty cabin pas
sengers. She will return as soon Is her
load is delivered.
Te.la,'s White Swan telegram says: The
river is falling very slowly. The steamer
Tiger passed up last evening at 7:3O. The
old channel is filled with sand bars now and
all boats have to 60 up this side Of the is
land. Since they found good water there
they have no difficulty in getting past here.
Weather continues cool and cloudy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
TO THE MILLS VA PIERRE.

The Sioux City Journal of Tuesday con.
tains some facts about the Pierre route
which are good reading to the people Of this
locality and We therefore reproduce them:
Fred T. Evans, arrived in the city Sun
day night, direct from Pierre where he Las
been experimenting the establishment Of
the freightirg route from Pierre to Dead
wood. He left Pierre on Friday morning,
and came down to Yankton on the steamer
Black Hills. Mr.. Evans informs us that
his first trains were started from Pierre,
May 2. He has received 4 letter from this
train stating that the roads were splendid,
and the train was making Is miles per day.
Since then he has been sending out train
every day from Pierre and there il plenty
Of freight constaatly arriving for shipment
over this popular route. Thrse car los4h Of
freight for T. 8. Martin 4 Co, and tAfss
@s leah fss Aillsr 4 AaPAsssso, Dsad-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
TELEcRAPHIc eRevITIEs.

Columbus, Ohio, May 15.-The senate
and house adjourned until next January.
Albany, N. Y, May 15.-Both branches
Of the legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
Albany, N. Y, May l5.-The Grand En-
campment of the Black knights Of Malta,
of the United States were in session here
Yesterday, and elected officers for the ensu.
ing year.
Philadelphia, May 15.-The schooner
Dora S. Prindall sails to-5ay for Rio, with
q valuable cargo, including sample cases Of
goods of all descriptions, under the auspice,
of united industries.
Boston, May 15.-The Bass River Saving,
bank, of South Yarmouth with deposits Of
1920, ,22S and the Union Savings bank, OF
Fall River, with deposits of s612, 1000, have
been granted the benefits of the restriction
law by the savings bank commissioners.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
THE COMING EMPIRE.

A new public alton is about TO be placed in
the hands of the printers which will prove
Of inestimable value to this section of the
country. 1t is to be entitled "The Coming
Empire" and will emanate from the pen Of
H. N. Mcguire, author Of the Lakeside edi-
tion of "Black Hills and American Wonder
land" Mr.. Mcguire has spent large por.
tion of the past two years in the Black Hills
and his proposed work will comprise
complete history of that region, profusely il.
lustrated and accom- panied by an elaborate
and accurate map Of the Black Hills coun-
try drawn on scale Of ten miles to the
inch. This map and book are to be largely
devoted to the interests of the southern
Hills, Rapid City and the two Missouri riv.
er routes-from Pierre and Bismarck. Mr..
Mcguire takes the ground that there is 60
question about the superior natural advan-
tages Of the Pierre route; but that its favora.
BILE features have been kept in the back
ground by the advertisements with which
the country is flooded regarding rival routes.
A statement Of the exact facts regarding this
Pierre route will form a conspicuous portion
Of his book and to widely circulate these
facts is all that is nece essary to bring the
travel and transportation this way. The
Coming Empire will prove the means O
circulating much valuable information re-
garding this route and that portion Of tn.
Hills in which We are most interested. Mr.
Mcguire is now in town and will see oul
business men on the subject of advertising
His book will contain about one hundred
and fifty pages Of valuable reading matter
will be bound in two different styles-papel
and cloth and will sell at popular prices
: The Western News Company Of Chicag
will take hold Of the enterprise and aid ii
, the circulation and sale Of the books.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
THE DOMINION.
CROP REPORTS.


Toronto. May 15.-The Globe publishes
crop reports from sll over Ontlrio and q
portion Of Quebec. The principal features
noted is the extraordinary and unpreceden
ted rapid;ty of growth at this early date
The recent heavy rains have done a good
deal Of damage in low lying districts, and
in some places the frost Of the last few
nights has blighted the previously fair pros
poets. Fruit trees and gardens have suffer-
ed more than grain crops, and possibly the
latter may yet recover to greater extent
than might at first sight be supposed. The
hay crop will undoubtedly be heavy, and is
already past any danger from draught. In
some localities there is some danger of the
grain becoming so rank that injury
will result from that source.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15

welll will indicate a way. the chair will
cause it y be followed.
Mr.. CALDWELL suggest that the chair
can order the sergeant alarms to arrest any
member who disrcgards the rule, and carry
him between the tellers. (Derisive lsugh-
ter and cries Of "'uppose you let him try
it,"
Mr.. Mills mentioned Mrs Blaine's ruling,
during the filibastering against the civil
rights bill, that you may bring horse to
water, but can't make him drink.
Mr.. Beebe asked why Mr.. Potter did moi
enforce the attendance Of the absent.
Mr. Potter eaid that they could not pro
cure quorum of the democrats to day, and
that yesterday joint resolution was adopt
ed for Adjournment at o'clock tomorrow
which would terminate all proceedings.
Under call, further proceedings Of fiji
clustering nature were terminated by mo
ton to adjourn.
The clerk announced republican caucus
which caused roars Of derisive laughte
from the democrats, and demonstrations Q
triumph from the republicans. The excite
ment was intense for few minutes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15

wood, have arrived at Pierre, and car load
Of Schuttler wagons have been shipped there,
all fcf transportation over this route. The
roads are in splendid condition. There has
been no rain nor any storm over them this
season, and the roads are dry and dusty
Mr.. Evans informs US that n. l.. Witcher
who has been shipping over the Bismarck
route, has made arrangements to ship by
this route hereafter.
The tri-weeklv stage line between Pierre
and Deadwood was inaugurated May Is, and
the government agents report it the best
road into Deadwood. Mr.. Wilsey from
Cheyenne, w. T., has been appointed agent
at Pierre and Nj. Gilmore is the division
agent. The s.agea will make the 180 miles
from Pierre to Deadwood in 48 hours
which is decidedly fast travelling. Ranches
and stations are being erected a'ong the
route and horses will be changed evry ffteer
miles. There is no reasonable doubt thai
this will be the great freight and passenger
route to the Hills,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
FOREIGN.
SERIOUS TROUBLE ApPREuENDKp.

SERIOUS TROUBLE APPREHENDKD.
London, May 15.-The cotton operatives
on The strike in Lancashire are greatly ex-
aspersted at the refusal Of the masters to
compromise. When the representatives Of
the operatives left the meeting at Man.
chester, yesterday, when no compromise
was arrived at, they indicated that the lead
els would not be able u longer restrain
their men, and disclsimed all responsibility
for Whist nigh, happen in the strike dis
trict When the news Of the decision
reached Burnley. thousands Of people ~
sembled In the streets, hootinc, shouting
and smash!ng the windows. A mass meet
Ing vill Be held there to-day, and serious
truable b fesse1.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
tFT. RANDALL PERSONALS.

Special telegram to Press and Dakotaian.
COL. IUGENBEEL's RECEPTION
Ft Randall, May 15-Col. Lugcubeel
arrived yesterday on the steamer Western
There was general bandshaking and all
seemed glad to welcome their old comman.
der back The band was out and Played
several fine pieces while the boat was com
ing and when she was lying here.
MAI. OFFLEY
left this morning for Santee agency, Yank
ton aud Omaha, and may visit Californ,s
before he returns.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
A C0MPlICATEO CASE,

Gentlemen. My case briefly as follows Ihave
Ing severity For nine ycars L had not reathed
SnS eousS asthma 40 bsa Sc
take aremcdy night before being able lie
iHd sse sd sn aH IN
matter as to injurc my scnsc of hearing and compel
70 ge "a ss ss
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
the use Of not quite three bc,',"s @ II sASroRDss
have no asthmat!c aymptoM.s, no cough. no drop.
pings In tho throat: no leadacir and In every way
effects Of tho CURE on my :ppctitc. on my kidneys.
and. in fact every part OF my syatcm What has
RADICAL CURE: Very respectfully,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
FIRES.

Salmon Falls, N. H. May ia fire this
morning destroyed the Picker building. at
tached TO the Portsmouth manufacturing
company's cotton mills in South Berm;ck,
Me, causing loss of $4,000 insured.
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IS m DURABLE?

nyHOsE who havo suffered from the vasaods aod
IL complicated forms OF disease assumed By Ca
larrh. ard have tr!sd many physician. and rene;
question with considerable anxiety. And we'll they
Catarrh. Dronchitie, Asthma. Coughe, and serious
and frequently fntal affections OF tho 1ungs follow,
In many instancce. . casa Of simple hut neglected
Catarr6. Other sympathetic affections such Q.
deafness. Impaired cyesIgit and loss OF sense q
serious results OF neglected Catarrh. bad enough
In themselves, bnt d nothing compared with tho
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n cAN BE- CURED,

T can be cured. There Is no doubt about It.. The
YoM Is t " sS
vhat may follow persistent llsc Of this remedy.
nasal passages is renewed with few arplications
the liberation md in!inmmatI9n, sIls!usd snd
are clesnsed and purified. Coneitutionally Its &C.
tion is that Of powerful purifying agent acsroy;
0a0n tho deatructiYe aIclt In cafnrrhRl diaaRRea,
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POLITICAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

STATE CONVENTION.
Harrisburg, Pa, May l5.-The republ;-
eau state convention met at 10 80 a. IN. n.
j. Purviance was chosen temporary chair.
man. A temporary adjournment was
taken to await the reports from the con.
NIT eeS
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NEwroRK MARKET.

New York, May Is.
wHEAT-dull; s@1c lower; receipts,
137, 900 sales, $4,000; No.2, spring, 1.2oc
No. 2, Milwaukee, l.24; No. l, Amber,
l.34.
RyE-steady.
CoRs-dull; receipts, 49,. 600 sales. so, :
600; 4965lac for western mixed.
BARLEY-quiet.
steady; receipts, $1,000; sales,
q 900; mixed western, ss3@,S5sc; white
S4A@S9c.
PoRK-heavy; 9.35.
LAAD-Aeavy; 7o0@7.05.
WBuxY-l.0GcA.