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New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Election OF OFFICERS.


The following officers We're elected ior 'ne neA'
meeting in Boston:
President-Tbe Hon. l.. ii. Morgan, OF Rochester.
I,c, President Acction A-Professor Asaph Hall, oil
Washington.
JIoe- President. Section B-Professor Alexander
Agassiz, of Cambridge.
Permanent stcTetary-Professor +. W. Putnam q
Cambridge
General Seyeiqyr-P Professor John X. Rees, of st.
Louis.
Secretary Of Section A-Henry B. Mason OF Troy.
Secretary Of Section B-Professor T. v Hiey' vi o''
Louis.
Ireasarcr-Willism s. Vaux Of Philadelphia
The following fellows of the Association were
elected
Professor Peter Townsend Austen. Rutgers College
Ad ,. Bsndelier. Highland. H.
Professor .lexander Graham Bell. Boston OnNeisiS'
DSssSn S;aSlana SiSs Carr Brodhedd, Pleasant H NO.
Aajor T. y. Brooks Geoogist state Surveys OF Michf-
gan and Wisconsin, Nrwbnrg " y
Eckley y. Coke, prifiou inzerne CO. Penn
Professor Henry Draper, New York CITY.
Captain James lads. 81. LOUIS, Mo -, ,,,.
Professor ]. r. Eastman. united states N"N"i '"''
Prsiepsor Thomas Eglcstou. School OF Mines. Colum
& r. Emn,ons. cheyenne, WYOMING Territory
p,Sscr y rs,or Fr,zer ir Assistant GeOlogs: 2d
Geological survey of PennsylvsnlA Phiiadeipn'S ls
James T. Gardner. American Geographical society
Edward t;oodellow. Assistant United states Coast
Eur yry. Washington, ID. Z.
Arnold Hague % Fiflh-gve. New-York city.
Oscar Harger. Yale College Museum Newhaven'
Conn -
Ionu G. Henderson, Winchester H.
The Rev. A. b. Hervey, Troy, \. y. ,
Professor Roland d. Irving, Wisconsin Geolog1caI
Survey. Madison, Wis.
Thomas Potts James. Cambrige. Mass
Professor Charles A. JOY, StOckbridgc, Mass -
Professor ADram LittOn, Washington University 81
Louis, Mo. 80 u.-A,..
'"n' '"r,..ar 7 Ntorly Fradopfa Y Y
Professor Daniel : Martin, No 236 West Fourth-st,
NeW-lOik. -,
A A. siichclson. Ensign L. :. ", Annapolis. Nd.
Professor 4. ". Phillips. New-Heyen, Conn.,
RrofessOr W. B. Potter, Washington University, ~
Louis.
Mr. W. "a. Pnlsifer -. Louis
Dr Carl HOminger. Ann ArbOr, Mlch
l.. W. Shcafcr. PoiisVille. Penn.
Professor John g smock, Rutgers College. New-lruns
wick. y. j. 49,
Dr. George vasey. Department Of Agriculture Wash
tuGtOn.
Lester f. Ward, Treasury Deusrtment. Washington.
Captain George NJ. Wheeler L. : T., Ns-hins ion.
The Committee on the Relation of Science 10 the
Industrial Arts, on a memorial to Congress concern
ing meteorological researches and on permanent
funds for the association. did not report and were
continued. IL was announced that the proposed
eulogy ON Professor Henry would be ready soon
and would be printed in the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
DECiSlOSa.-SEPI. l.

Supreme Court -Chambrs-By Judge Van Brunt.-
sluic,hem ar sIa,se Beiz ass & Eli''-noons 9snied
Ecchei silver Mining Companv.-Motion denied with $40
COSTS PIcs AT security ordered 800. Cancey
Cuitani urab,r lgt OrAber Wilson agL Grcg--Mouons
supreme Court Geaeral Tcrm--By Judges ingalls,
ard Dsuici-.,iak ct nj. Woodruff q sl.Juirment
Mctoidrci ait Wilson order reversed new Iflsi or
deri before another referee cost 10 abide oiuon
reversed ana judgment ordered in conformity with views
expr ss'i IN the opinion order TO be set hy Daniels
pCinin b} DANIELS, j. iuWh agt Schumaker.- Judgment
affirmed wiit costs Opinion by Ingalls, j. Liniz agt
event opinion by Ingalls, j. Poole :Gt The People
Juogmrui alhrmed opinion by ingalls,, J. Lsnson agt
,,, .,cr Term ~; iho nos NJ
cisburssmenis Opinion Dy Ineais j. McCoimrK ag, Ths
Pennsyl,iuis Railroad Company-Judgne modified as
stated IN ne opinion. opinion by ingalls, j. Central Ma
tonal Bank aal Valentine alignment reversed and
rill event Opinion By ingalls,
J. Jones aEt Jones Judgment directed per opinion
Go, n-or'irr affirmed with opinion by Dauiels
thr fv"Pt eA i' Pcers etc. agt wa de e all Judgment
event Ofinon by Daniels j. Rose sgt rewYork Cas
Danels j. .Porry agt. The People gment affirmed.
Opinions BY INGALLS, and Dane u. Marsh Ayero ct a.
PAM at Iownsend = al Order .etiel per Brady Mu.
settled per brady j. prague sgt BccAmn et aOrder set
Varine Conri-Spec;aI Term-By Justice Goepp.-
IasgLin at Maitin.-HugO BTandensiein appointed
receiver Miller aci Grogan hhfi. ag Chrisiie.Moops
Arenat agt FnsleT wleoa agt haywood az, same
Richardson at same. Motions TO dismiss complaint denied
Motion granted comp costs Tracey agt
PincsneyB. Ketner appointed receiver Merchants Ma
-R"ierrel 10 Joseph = Bosworth esq Richards ag
0Tnssse Frn fo4 Opening
by Jusiict sSes-Prrkins agt STANDARDIZATION denied
BY Jnsiicc MoAdasTs-.sseeman aet. Campbell Printing
Press and Manufacturing Cd>s settled and hied
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

Bethlehem. y. H., is now full Of hay fever
victims. 1hey don't escape the disease altogether bat
II don't tackle en severely at home rhe language
heard at hotel there Is peculiar guest viii throw
Liz eyes heavenwaId. and remark Id like raid
'tals-atcheee-- -,Dordig" Yes" replies another
ting 41cAuuuu IL thig-aaoheeee l-yrs, thig we'll
have t~al chuuu-fnllig weather becheeeeatsch
fore eyedig. g."-f>esylstovn Herald.
Said old Mr.. Wise0vr.> There is a passage
IN scripur' britherin thets irssssed much. very
much I've thought On ! and th5e<nt on g an IN
alluz thinAn' ON 4. dsrcm jes WAL is, and
en- thct matter, jest what It IL but you csst tell
how much NV a soils it il dy journey thfc~2
this vale o. tears."- Boston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
CALENDARS FIJI. Dx~

srPEgl;E Counr-CH AMBKRs-w estbrook J-frs+-. Mon.
dav motion calendar Court al 1850 Cin-s-fu
called Ii Nos az 40, a.. rs. 90. 81. o. 80 o. lO6
ll0 100 l2i la. IJb.
suPERiOR CouRT-sPEc,AL TKRM-sedFwicK. J.-Court
opens .. IN. No day calendar.
Al No calendar
MAXINE CoUkr- TRIAL IERN-PAIT I-Shea, J.-Conrt
opens 10 Nos. D. TO- H. l2 l3. a. l5. 49, IA, Is
10, 20. II, %
PARr II IiMcAdam. Jcourt opens at 10 a. m only special
motions to be heard No day calendar
PAgr ui--AlEer J-couTt opens at 10 a NJ Nos G.,
23 2i 20. 2G q, - 30 30. 81 -, 49, -, 50 30, S
GESFKA. SRs5Ovs-PAgT i-COwing, THE People ngt
Joseph Conroy 1hos. Rafferty, John J. Jordan, homicide
Meyer Meyer,ed. robbery Beverly Mitchell, lonious
s.uit and la .y James CLrDerry. John Mcmahon John
uav. yhfSk Samuel FefnOury, James Buns
Michse Hurley, Gorge W Martin. Georso Brant
Simon COIN. Norris Beuslin .4h ,aIeepy Edwart Coo
larceny the person Philip O7r>aAS. assault and bat
tsry LOUIS Nc Dona. james Mcclure. r.arceny John
Thomas Vincinzo Frolo, feiDniDrs battery
Inward nlone aroepy the John DO's>atay
Green James Belts Mcguire. Louisa Miller sset
LARCENY.
PARi II-tildersleeve 1.-The People agt Andrew Mngov
Michael Curicy. Bngwald felonous assault aud bat
terry Thomas sullivan burglary; Harry Cornelius John
Iarns Peter Pra grand arceny John MctLness receNn
stolen goods; Patrick Merry Thomas Mofatt William
assault aud battery Dominck Lafonte Francisco
AbruKkio homicide
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
THE COURTS.
Dirty OF THE GRAND JURY.

Tie Sep tember term of the Court of Cen
era Sessions BEGAN yesterday Judge Cowlns presideo
IN Part l. aud Judge Gderseeve IN Part H. The Grand
Jury IN Part I, and sylvester W. Comstock'
sewingmachme manufacturer. of No 24o East Twenty
thrd-st, appointed foreman. In his charge 10 the
Grand Jury, Judge Cowing said 1" II has been truly
said by able urst who had the honor to preside
this court. that Grand Jury stands between the
citizen and the TO do justice TO each. and to
that injustice Is done 10 either and In order TO
accomplish this iaudable and important duty. Il Is sta
toned In the temple Of Justice commissioned by the
people survey aud scrutnze the acts and conduct OF
all citizens TO the end tnat all persons committing
wrongs against the public mDy he duly accused ana
brought 10 the bar OF justice and receive such punish
mcnt as shall serve warning and terror To All ey!
doers The Grand Jury, when II fully ana conpietey
answers The ends aud purposes OF It's organization Is an
institution Justly esteemed by tbs people slesuart
to the personal freedom and liberty 20 .he citizen and
sure protection and bulwark against oppression ana
tyranny. IL II Intended land this county believe IL
IL universally the easel that grand ir1es shBii DO
selected from and composed of best and most intel
lgent citizens who stand wholly impartial between the
citizen and the STATE fully capable Of weighing and CIV
ing proper force ana effect 10 the testimony and so
closely scanning the motives OF nesses that no one
need I've snusiy accused and put TO the trouble and ex
pense or vindcatng himself against an unjust accusa
ton"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
REAL ESTATE.


Mott ave, VS.. 100 n 81 t5Oih st. 2SxlOO NARY
"a Innor snd husband T. MaigarotA steyeason. $50
. Itetirg'r 70 80 oInon Aen. PACK %.
Jthay,. =, IRON Jethst 10 9Jth.f. To Masisoa-
ave. zOl.fAf3o. kODcTt e Dunn AID seven Oihcrs
,o- e ilenry q cooE j75. 0
B0Reit and wife 10 Eliza Mon -...............
4th-st - H3.f 4 q of AyrC l-.Jx9O 4 q Bcsrdsee
rcferre o. Michael Hogad ...-.......... .... 20
1929 ~, =. 1885 n Of 3dave to lO3d.s'. SsOx
lpjxi'iegtiiaf e. lotsl. The Mania savings
~ instiiniien 10 AmDrose f00
1896 st. l25 n OF 6thass. 10. .6asxlGpI1 farah
uarTasn anG husband q Felicia DaRrst lO2
~ aad a W. W. 10 James cayanae1 so
II " Of Maoster-sI lU.tx9, EveliDe Cias Dourgh
ana husband to julia r. Cohen ....................
OthaVe :, IRON i"3th-st 10 l36thsfs lf". i0N5SD,
samuel w Johnson aud otsers, exncutOrs etc 10
iicnard Arnold and another ........... 2OO M
6tb.ave ror l35thst. 40. II xllO ffllsbury 10
Arnold snd another. ................
59thsi, n = g5 n " of MadisoB.aye lOgxI02b 4
samuel Hoffman and wife 10 Thomas smih "a
papers) s1O
Aye-1. cor 59th-st 75xOU.5. james stokes and
- wie 70 'ndrew kerwn -. si.S'
ssiinah Holden aud others 10 satan Miller .. 2il
5th-ave. 5'.2 n u ~ S3dst 5.KlOO Henry n Cook
ana vile . Matthias q smith ;;...... $50
lI7tn-st. IS. 100 II ~ 1thaye. 25,Dgl |, Henry
BOgeri, trustee. oic u Eliza Nc VI 90
llsthst = 2Ub II n 81 tth-ave. lGHlDplO, samuelO
Wright To Daniel 4 O'Cnnn0r .... 75s
55ihst - 3-5 II ~ 6th-tye. 1908. Auth0ny
Mowbrsy 10 Fanny IOrea ......-........ So
l5th-s r. $50 n o Di Tth ave, 2Ox lO3.J George W
Ford and wife 10 Chrs'ODheT Mooney ........... TO
l7th.st :. 100 n y ~ 7th ave, 2DN39l Virginia l.
Jackson shd other 10 Is sanford. ............. 35
67th-st ;. i9j II y OF NalisoD-aye. l2jKiOOj. WIN
De Forest and wife 10 III Bishop $50 O
Worst. reeree. to charles Jackson $50
55th-sL 2Si ~ OF 9Th ave, ls.gxlOv, g. Hawes
referee. 10 Joseph Agate l,c
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
CAPTAIN FOLEY's DISMISSAL AFFIRMED.
Michael Foley, Police Captain of the Tenth

Michael F0ley, Police captain OF the lenth
Precinct more than year ago charged With neglect
Of duty In Omtng to warrant issued to him by
Police Justice Oterbourg against alleged disordery
house. and regularly tried upon the charge and dis
missed the The writ OF certiora obtained
quashei at the special Term OF the Supreme Court. after
~ oioDged argument the merits or the A de-
cson conrmlng the judgment OF the Special Term came
down from the General Term yesterday. Judge ingalls,
writing " and Judge Daniels cOncurnng "lt cannot
appropriately ba said II reads that The decision by
The Police Commissioners not sustained by evidence
which was pertinent 10 the charge preferred against ihc
relaor and thar IL their province 10 weigh the
evidences ANA draw lncrenccs thcreroD. The eigcun-
stances ol the peculiar aud exhibit some Tea
lures whicn calculated to suspicion upon the
motives which prompted the reatOT to delay the exc
cu,iOn of The warrant. The trial have been
conducted patiently ana fairly tf The Board of Police
Commissioners invested with extensive authority
and ample discretion In conducting the Dairs of that
department OF the city government and necessarily 30
TO make II efficient. Their proceedings are 10 be
viewed with beralIty rather Than criticism, with
view io sustaining instead OF reversing their decisions
We have given this careful consideration aud
convinced that the decision should not be disturbed"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
GiiuGiions Wanteo--9emales

AT PELT0N'S office, 645 6th-ave., near
~ ssh families returning 10 the cy will ind nrs class
halp Of every description cooks aundresses
AND housowork girls. for city and country. both
protestants and Cathouos
r. B-AlsO Duiors, cosohmen. gardeners useful boys &C
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
heal Gsiale TO Gslbdnae.

'lNO ENCHANGE.-A nine-rOOm cottage and
lot Just outside village Hudson churches schools
two hours fson do ntOw tot ama low priced bTOox-
lyn house ana lot; address \ B. c.. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Gitn propertp 60 Get.

A -" YOUR HOUSE" WILL BE REGIS
Lts TERED free on my lists, printed daily
Y. X. STEVENSON, JL,
Pine. 30 East i7th-st, or b6l 3thave.
TO LET or for SALE.-Tlree three STORY
private dwellings. al modern Improvements for ono
family. Apply the pre- Ave A. BOuleyaTf between
sOth and sss Rent sS5 per month price - 900 each
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
A TMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT

N HOUSE win alwys be found large number Of nrsi-
tsnsiss 1oels boardin Fhvusss xo eitl aud country
Nrs LOWE, Isl Eass lSshst- near 3dAve.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
REcnRpaD NORrHAGE..


Baunstorf. Lufen and wife to Henry Olsen. 32ist
2d-aNe. ~, 500
Bruestle. J q anG wife Charles schcrmacher VS.
Isia ave, 25Ihsi, years 1000
Carpenter. Thomas l. 20 ! n IJyiDgsfcL. etecutOT,
etc, Al l5tl-si, 'th'iye. ana also n.h-sve,s
llrhst - p1Ver-I, 5000
CayaDogh. James 10 William "A GuOn, No 80 Fast
li9a-st years .;..,;...;;. 1850
Lexington ave ald 2O4IhTt ncnih. ..;.. 1900
Free, Hugh aIi wlic tO The EmgTant Inh ~av Bank,
P-al New Chamber s-s. year 10000
2dave q pan 'rs years .....,'. l2ooO
kcrwin Andrew = aud 4. TO Jane. SlOke>, G
AveA and jJth - o. papers, yciIs.....-.-.. 81 3 o
same 10 zane, same property, 3month- 800
etc u soh-st ist-ays a papers, - $4,000
5sthst q paper, = yelr 10000
son.ayc, months .......- nm. 5000
smith, Thomas All samuel HofiDsl
0gthst Ma,.s0nayt q popersl years 10000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Engel William Nanuette Weber. 600
cunning 20 Elizabeth Wellington 3O5l
sliIlVau \ TO J. T. Cerc another ...-.-.......
li6..i years 22OO
Mayer Ferdinand and others Alex Hamilton and
others trustees ETC. cor broadway and Elst-st
given IN lieu % mort gage, FOR $4,000 clO,ee this
dsy). 5years % per cent $500
ssG7thsi v 1adsonare year -. 81, 200
Miller. Caspar aud wife to The German savings Bank,
29tst, llth ave. wear. 1000
Same 60 John Miller property, ustalmeDts 625
konx Alex Ia kanel No lO5 West llSsio yearl.hoOO
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
GIN Real Gsiaie Tor uals.

E'OR SALE.-200 feet of water front by $50
feet deep house Il rooms 80 feet water ~ front .na
bic the largest vessels 10 minutes from 3tthst
feTy GOOD Tor areboGse, mandatory rodence A.
Tribune Oifcc.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
6clp n)ante0.

4 woman medically educated wanted for
~ ladies' deDart1en; Of drsicass sanarium. Address
HEALTH, fIbnue Uptown oflce, ,23s broadway.
XYANIED.-A thorougy reliable young man
w as bookEe'per Address DUNCAN. 12Ss broadway.
tVANTED.-lad canvassers for a new
W book. The Complete Home" CHARLES DREW,
o Murrayst
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
5iiuallons UanIc0-ila!es

A SHIPPING CLERK wishes employment
~ capable Of taking full charge. Address IL. c.. Tribune
Uptown Office. l,2.i- Broadway.
NOOk.-By Il Frcnchman, with references
W the best OF families; Eng.
ls amt D. recommended and gOpdtrmperci
counir,. Gee Btnavo, between 3jtl anl 36thsts
JACQUlN'S BUREAU.
hRiVER,- &c.-By n young man To d-'ve a
~ grocery delivery Of kind do anything
nrst-cass reference. Address W r.. No @SZ 1th-ave
HARDENER.-Ay young man nineteen years of
~ gardner understands taking
horses goon recommendation. Address g. T. SMITH,
Olf yth-avo, Sew ora.
GARDENER.-By first-class Swede not
" afra Of work thoroughly understands hs business
all branches rela ing horticulture greenhouses
houses hot aud Geld grapees vegetables is rstclass
and ioicer all Kinds ~ fruits, 1owcrs ami
tables laying cut ana improving place reference first
be highly recODmei ded BY last employer. Ad.
dress iof four oayr. l.. NILSSON, 256 East 2ftnst.
u %A BONUS-FOr position in banking,
qpePObrOkes insurance. railway steamship office
pIieuce. competent, reliable; references. REN NoLDS.
Box l7G, Herald ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
OlfGn 5isamcrs.

ANCHOR LINE L. ;. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW-NOkK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 20. North River. New YORK.
AncbOr1a. sept o. Circssia. > pt e a m
Ethiopia l3 Devrbia ......-ept. =. pm
Ca0ns, $50 IN $50 Excursion IL les redue e rlteA
Second CABIN $40 Stecfagc rs..
NEM-fORK To LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No. 40 North River. foot Of Chlrcts~
Canorn3. q, m Aus ALA. -ept - hn
steamers with a do not carry passenger TO LoDaon.
Cabins roo and roJ. Excursion tickets AZ reucei rates
HEN DEhsON BROTHERS. Agents. BowingEreen-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
BrockIpn ncal gslare for 5alr.

DARGAIN Will be given the buyer of T.
I'D story Prospect Park. 9Th ave. small
amount down. RULAND q WHITING Beekmanst
DLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS Of
- LOIS for sale lines u rapid transit Ia Brooklyn.
The Ot cry people II invited 90 hls
$3.50 and going We have eOA 2Ol OF
these lots last months.
rutland & WHITING Beekman-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Gcnnirn Droprrln for Sale amo 60 Let.

4 Fine Country Residence, Westchester
~ County, acres all compete cost $4,000; will be
sold Iegafd,ss o.r wanted; 10 mnues from Ne"l or
Address T. o. Box ), 1876, city.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Siinations Wanteo--f females.

AT BEDELLS, $40 and 342 4th-ave., situa-
II lions n number OF wrll-recommeDed
Of description both Protestant and Catholic
country for honsewoik can be suited
with dt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

DRIVER &c.-By Young man to d-.ye 4
~ grocery delivery of kind do anything
n l.rclnr AAnra.- ". r.. No ~ LIl.MNe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

SPECIAL UrCEM

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All events Of interest, local. national and foreign
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ism In the West. The News is q large eight
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03
Gunderson

To the Grand and Petit Jurors, and The
Citizens Of Union County:
1t has come to my knowledge that
the County Treasurer has informed
the jurors that they would receive
their pay, as Jurors at the late term
Of court, provided the Chairman Of
the Board would come down, draw
and sign their warrants. / received
a communication from the Treasurer
on last Saturday, Nov. Goth, 1879,
asking me to come down and draw
and sign the said warrants; and he
stated in the communication that
other Commissioners were in favor
of such proceeding. Now | will
simply state my reasons for not
coming, which are these:
In the first place it would have
been entirely contrary to law, the
board not being in session then, and
they could not hold a session at
that time, because no legal notice
was given for such session. With
out being legally in session the
Board could certainly not draw war
rants. Another reason is that dur
in the time between the 9th Of July,
1879, and the 7th of November there
had been no receipts entered on the
cash book, and consequently no way
of ascertaining the amount of money
in his hands to be applied to any
certain fund, and that the only re-
port he made was a simple written
statement that there was $594,67,
which amount was reported at three
separate times, and warrants have
been drawn for that amount.
l further state that | would be
glad to have all the claims against
the county paid in cash. I would
ask the Treasurer his reasons for
wanting ME to do something which
would be a criminal act? / will also
ask the Treasurer why he does not
cash the jurors certificates in the
same manner he did at the last term
of court? This is my first statement
and perhaps will be my last, and l
make it for the purpose Of showing
the people of this county the exact
status Of the case, and leave you to
Judge as to whether my course has
been right or wrong.
OLE GUNDERsoN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

The pride of q mother, the life and
Joy of a home, are her children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and takes
them away, Take warning then that
you are running a terrible risk, if they
have a cough, Group or w%hooping cough,
which leads to consumption if you dc
not attend to it at once. Shilohs con
sumption cure is guaranteed to cure
them. Price 10 cents. SO cents. and 81
For lame Back, Side OF Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cite. Fol
sale by Fl. H. Blair.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03
Nothing Short Of Unmistake.
BILE Benents.

Conferred uron tens Of Thousands Of
sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation which Ayers Sarnparilla en-
joys II IL . compound of the best vege-
table alternatives, with the Iodides of Pc.
aissium and Iron. and 10 the most sffectu.
81 of sll remedies for scrofulous, murcur-
tai, or blood disorders. Uniformly 500
cessful and certain In it remedial effects
1t produces rapid and complete cures oi
s~crofuls, sores, boils, humors, Pimplea
eruptions. skin diseases and oil disorders
arising from impurities Of the blood. By
Its i~nvigorsting efects Il always relieves
and often cures Liver complaints, female
weaknesses and irregularities, and l.
potent renewsr Of Vitality. For purify
ing the blood il has no equal. Il tone,
up the system, restores and preserves thu
health. and imparts vigor and energy
Nor forty yearS Il has besn in extenssvs
nee, and ID to day the most available med
icine for the suffering sick. anywhere.
For sale by all dealers.