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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
CROP REPORT.

Chicago. May 19.-The Inter. Ocean pub
fishes an analysis Of about 800 letters which
it has received within the past three or four
days. They represent the condition Of
growing crops throughout the northwestern
states. In Illinois winter and spring wheat
leave a tride larger acreage than last year
with good promise. Corn is mostly planted
aud there is a larger acreage than last sea.
son. In Wisconsin small grain is rather
backward, owing to dry weather, and in
some places wheat is rather thin, but the
acreage is increased over the last year. In
Minnesota dry weather injured the wheat
prospects for 3 while, but recent copious
showers have brought crops into excellent
condition, and with the largely increased
area sown, especially on hitherto unbroken
soil, there will be 3 large yield. Corn will
also be a larger crop. Oats are rather su-
perior in quality and condition. In Dako-
IA, an increased amount Of wheat and oats
will be raised. There is no damage from
g~rasshoppers. In Iowa. winter wheat has
increased in ares and is in fine condition.
Spring wheat in some localities. is rather
thin on the ground, but generally looking
we'll. The acreage is probably increased,
although reports are contradictory. Corn
is an unusually large crop. In Nebraska
the increased acreage Of alIgrains will prob.
ably be equal to one quarter. The crops
are in ppiendid7 condition. Substantially
the anne may be said Of Kansas, in which
prospects are very aattering.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
Protect tho systenl from Malaria.

1t is possible to do this even in regions Of
country. where ,miasma is most rife, and where
the periodic fevers which 1t causes assume their
most formidable types. The immense popularl-
ty OF Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs is very largely
attributable to the fact Of its efficacy as a reme-
dy for chills and fever, bilious remittents. and as
. preventive Of the various forms of malarial
disease. In those portions Of the west and south
where complaints of this nature prevail, and in
the tropics. it is particularly esteemed for the
protective influence which it exerts and it has
been very widely adoptedas q substitute for the
dangerous and comparatively ineffective aka
loid. sulphate Of quinfne. Physicians have not
been among tt1eia,t TO- coneede its metits, and
the emphatic professional Inducements which
It has received have added to the reputation 1t
has obtained at home and abroad.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
ahe Daily frsss aud patotataa
vANkroN
Wednesday Evening, Nay a., 1879
LATEST ~ MAIL

Pothville, Nay 19.-As extensive Ere ~
ragisg ia the Keystone mine, and very NJ
rious results are feared.
Mansion, H., May l9.-Charles Beems
accidentally shot aud killed his brother
Henry while out hunting. 4
Chicago, May 19.-The war among trunk
lines extended to passenger rates to-day and
first class passenger tickets limited 70 New
York were reduced from $17 to SIS.
Frefghts are also very weak, but no quotable'
change has yet occurred.
Memphis, May 19.-The Cumberland
Presbyterian assembly to-day heard the 70.
port Of Rev. J.. G. White, Of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, on deceased minister, showing unusual
mortality the past year. He paid a warm
tribute to their memory and services.
st. Louis, Nay 19.-Lieut. G. N. Carrow
Of the Seventh United States cavalry blew
his brains, out in his room at the Planters
house about four o'clock this afternoon with
. navy revolver. No cause is assigned for
the act. He came here from the east and
wa en- route " join his regiment 1t Fort
Lincoln.
New York, May ia copy Of the COM
plant, to the. synod Of Long Island against
the Brooklyn presbytery for its action in
TalmSges case has been served upon the
moderator Of the latter body, signed by near.
~ twenty menbsrs, including Dir. Vandyke,
and Crosby, who held that the charge Of
falsehood and deceit against Talmage was
fully proved.
New York, May 19.-Subscriptiens were
opened Saturday to the stock of = company
TO be formed to lay q submarine cable from
the Pacific coast to the Hawaiian island and
Japan. One capitalist in the east headed
the list With. sabeeriptien Of 800 900. A
suhecriptiou u 100000 IL expected from
the Hawaiian government
Chicago, Nay 19.-The officers and difsc
tors Of the following western railroads hello
1 conference here to-day to arrange the de
tails Of their annual meeting next week
The Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska, the Ceda
Rapids and Missouri river, the Iowa Fall
and Sioux City, the Sioux City and Pacific
the Maple river, the Fremont, Elkhorn, an
Missouri Valley, the Iowa railroad Ian
company, the Blairtown lot and land CON
pany tbs Noingosa coal company.
Chicago, May 1o.-21h the United State
court this afternoon, il the custom hous
construction cases, the prosecution havin
closed, the counsel for Potter and Hill move
the discharge of their clients on the groun
Of their being no evidence against then
This motion was not resisted by the cover,
ment counsel, and the court instructed Ii
jury accordingly, and also 10 include Who
ton, another of the defendants. The cou
remarked that from what had been presente
by thep prosecution it was clear that the thr,
persons named should never have been ii
dicted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
Why WILL you

ALLOW cold to advance In your system
and thus encourage more serious mliadies,
tscaSls. When anu an im a@i,.s 1sii.2 en- aub be
readily stessned. Bcsehee's Germ. Syrup
has gained the largest sale IN the world for
the care,of Coughs, Colds and the severest
German prescription, and is prepared with
the greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child. y per directions. The sale of this
medicine d unprecedented. Since first in
troduced there has been . constant increas.
ing demand, and without a single report o.
q failure 10 do its work in any case. Ask
your Druggist - 70 the truth Of these re,
marks. Large size, Is cents. Try 1t and be
convinced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05

But must one never 90 ia debt 7 We
10 not say 10 But we say deliber.
ately, d. not buy anything Gu credit.
Borrow the money il absolutely neces'
eary GA sufficiently long time, and
buy on the best terms You can save
the interest on the money in purchss-
tx fgr the cash. The seller will NEE.
sou WiIu ea.etucss, Il you show him
she cash. tad viii hesitate long TO lei
YOU 20 without buying The positions
are reversed The man with the cash
conlers the lavor the man without il
asksit Buy, borrow and use with
Judgment; not recklessly. Then SouI
Indebtedness may become stimulus "a
economy aud energy. aud the man who
incars a debt after due deliberation and
foresight. may be as boat ballasted
ana made 10 ride safely In rough
waiers Jyhu Johnston the mode
farmer III New Yotk State when .
youag man, borrowed money 70 buy
land aad borrowed more 10 drain IL
but having TIE shrewdncss aud skill Il
succeed ia lad 10 this way the ioun
dalton ~ a. grand a success as th'
history ot agriculture afords But b'
bought Bis tiles aud materials Tor cash
ana hAa rs floating deots to worry hitE
daY ly das sural New Yorker
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05

A great waste in New England farm
ing is waste in fencing, We have too
many small fields which Il is impossible
to cultivate as they ought to be, Horse
machinery cannot be used to advantage
in them. There are too many fence
corners in which brush and weeds are
allowed to grow, as they cannot be got
at to advantage unless the fences are
moved Many Of our best acres are
taken up with fences, and il is with
great labor they are kept up. II is
much cheaper TO remove the inside
fences than TO keep the farm divided
into small fields. We can use ma.
cbnery 10 large fields to better advant-
age am ia favor Of law which will
allow our roadside fences TO be removed
and which would make the owner OF
tho stock responsible for all damage
doue. Il would be great advantage
I ID al our farmers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
A srARrL,Na NARRATIVE.

a young man Of excellent reputation
ia the city OF New York, a clerk in
responsible position, recently was pro-
NOTED and asked by bis employers to
provide substitute for the place vaca-
ted. Ii was requisite that the per
son should be man OF strictly total
abstinence habits
He knew OF such ayoung man ~
Cleveland, and asked permission to go
out ard see if be could be obtained.
aIr. was sure Of his man, but to his
dismay, upon arriving at Cleveland, he
found his young friend had gone down
ia dissipation, a wreck. the victim Of
strong drink.
He then thought Of another friend IN
Chicago, and went on for him What
was hs distress 10 end that this second
friend Of his earlier days alec had be-
come within three years victim 10
strong drink, and was altogether dis
qualified Tor the place. though greatly
ID iced Of assistance. Pondering a
while over these strange revelations,
our friend il search Of an occupant Tor
lucrative position, recollected that
little farther west there lived comrade
81 former days. who he was sure would
respond 10 his application. so taking
the train be proceeded TO the city aud
found the young man Imagine bis
horror "a discovering 10 this friend an.
other victim u intemperance.
he bad travelled more than thou.
saud miles ia search Of man for foe
clerkship without success. But even
this wAs not 10 be The end Of wonder to
him. While he tarried in this western
city.a friend took him 10 see an elegant
opera bousc. just built by body Of
professed Christians Of the place Com
lug oct, our friend caught sight Of a
modest looking door. and inquired
where that Ted, After some hesitation
The door opened aud be entered mag
uiaeently appointed bAr-rooml With
sad heart our friend turned bis steps
towards home, aud 90 arriving 10 New
York Sc Al once consecrsted himself "a
The work n temperance reform. aud y
uow an auest advocate. not Of con
sisiehi add intelligent temperance. boz
total abstinence and legal prohibition
BooIe.
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Agricultural.
wasrHsts FAHHtss.

Il rs Is tbs losg rsb, iarmiag
FsY leesass the world 6tPends
ibe hfurr far Sc faod and clothes
Sea taets 80 tees. ssa pos i ons q
ths SKIES 6 5ees noi pay, errep, %
tar aea ara most careful mea 10 tie
A8d sBch iimc i ons when
al Iests uasi De sought oct and stop.
nf8 f3erio faste both ends meet.
Itc CREST nstiUnal leaks we must stop
- a8.8g careful bones, mep % Coo.
sfef mea who eanu0t be bubed.
8beg 3,5eeHY - Indirectly 70 cell oct
BE niefesis of theif agricultural con
su3asats g. spectators. Bot the lesks
81 home so more under our control
Aud So b0 business ate there more
sa.tss thaa % farming a. il l. too com
a6uly pursued We're merchants aud
saulaeiafsf. d du business as many Of
re 4 bankruptcy would stare them 10
lae tare 81, once II nature were not 50
ia8uisrlt % ~. many farmers would
Ga 0at ~ business. Many will be
nBt 81 business tciore long anyway
D. sme 10 W.. Al least. make aa effort
teep al ian1. 81 car own possess
ssoH Is more uieiiigent use Of what
81 have D., gs not Ia The drst place
assla cor abar ~ spreading il over
|tao much ground illy prepared for a
ue and requiiiag labor TO cultivate
hsl che efpp aill not pay for Lessen
|tH, AREA to increase the crop. The way
me persons manure their land is like
k trying to paint house With a pint Of
paint
DO not let Us put 10 crops that are
speculative. ike hops and tobacco. Let
us raisc substances only Tor legitimate
food and clothing These will always
feIl, aud Il properly chosen and attend
ca u may be made to yield a profit
even now Let us feed our stock lib
orally and feed none that are too inie-
Nor to repay liberal feeding and care.
\ Let as. before Fall comes, arrange our
stables 40 that they shall be warm
enough not 10 freeze, while being well
ventilated. Let us fnd way to save
an our liquid manure. aud quit spend.
ing 40 much for chemical fertilizers
There are only two 81 these that will
pay farmer 10 use at present prices,
ashes and plaster. The price Of good
phosphates and formula fertilizers ID
about as high now as when corn " as
worth double what it will bring at this
tine. Can you afford to use them 7
Try aud improve your stock OF al
kinds, but do not pay lazcy prices un
less you have money at interest anc
think you can make more to call il il
and invest 10 that way. We have paiC
too much money for fancy thorough
breds, and then, by neglect or want o
skin in selection aud management, have
lost tie advantage we might have hat
from their good qualities. There is nj
sense in either. What is needed j
more thought, more economy, more ant
aud better directed industry. and wise
politics to help farming to renewed
prosperity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
COLLINS -
VOLTAIC PLASTER.
An Electro. Gayauic Battery combined
with Highly Medicated Strength.
ening Plaster, forming the
best plaster for pains and
aches 10 the world Of
medicine

These rlasters have now been before tho pub.
lie for two years, and notwithstanding the im-
mense number Of remedies ia the form Of hni
ments, lotions. pAincures, aud ordinary plaaters,
they have steadily increased in sale and met
with universal approval as eyinced by over one
thousand unsolicited testimonials in our poss-
ession. Many remarkable cases have been Ger.
tilted TO by well known citizens in all parts OF
the United States, copies Of which will be sent
free OF charge 10 any one desiring them Inn
proVements, IN many ways, have been made, as
suggested by experience aud use, until 1t IL be.
hevsd that they are now perfect Ia every respect
and he best plaster IN ne tr0rd Of ntoiicige. All
we ask from every sufferer in the land is a Gin Gle
trial The price is rs cents, although the cost
IL double that Of any other plaster. But, not.
withdrawing the efforts Of the proprietors to
make the best plaster 10 the world FOR the least
money any similar remedy can be bought, mum
bsTs Of interruptions dealers will be found ready
to misrepresent them for selfish motives and en-
desvor 10 substitute others. Do not allow your
self 10 be imposed upon Ask for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-05
ORDER or EXERCISES.

FORENOON SESSION.
10A. NJ. Closed Meeting.
Opening Ceremonies,
2 Reading Minutes OF last meeting
3 Appointment Of Committees, and
report Of Committee on Credentials.
/ Adjournment to dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l 80 81 Closed Meeting.
Reports Of Officers.
G Miscellaneous Business
I Good Of the Order. Readings,
addresses, etc,
8 Discussion Of the following ques-
tons
The Relation OF Law to Moral Suasion
What are the benefits to be derived
from the circulation Of temperance lit
terature Z
/ 9 Reports of Lodges represented.
j 10 Miscellaneous business.
EVENING SESSION.
/ I 80 P. NJ. AT the Church
/ IL. Address. "The temperance call
to young men and young women"
! Short and stirring addresses are ex-
pected from Rev. P. S. Pratt, Thos.
Browuell, w. II. Battersby and others.
Excellent music is in preparation for
/ the occasion, for both afternoon and
evening.
y. Report of the Committee on
Resolutions, and closing services
The people generally are cordially
invited to attend the public meeting at
the evening session at the church.
The Good Templars Of Dorset extend
the hospitality of their homes to all
members OF the order who may be pres
ent, and no pains will be spared to
make this visit pleasant one.
NIB. The various Lodges are earn
estly requested to send certified lls'
of their delegates to the Co. W. s. a
Bennington. one week in advance oftht
convention.
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Fhe New York Tribune says IL lie
lu.ly Is Keep old sheep They should
~ ,urrea "a "a ,he butcher while they
are Ia thef prime. II does uot take
b.f ~ mueh 10 taueu them. When
,ses eet 90 and tbin, Ia order 70 pat
them 81 condition 10 slaughter. the
whole supefsiluetate mast BE febaiit.
F oar .et. q lamt,s ate I'll eve should
bear; ibis wit bang Der 10 five years
ia tais j. a. age when wllh lislle
extra care, she wlll round up to hns
carcass
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SlAFORO'S RADICAL CURE

Il iaoal sF4 taHesitut aat Hafs Hfa T. So
pssa e. ths usssl passtEes aF Hsl sa thes
AliaYing inf in1aA3fu esd raa SO
recilng cinsustuc aua pur6s}uE ttf seaeailats
lah rally kdnanisiefe3 ii aef- o. rrsgs
e riteaiatou keFps DE- skih 0 a Haafsl
i1es the 9eid pasau ftaf las fa1at ~ cay into
tbs stomach Aha ibHgrN iuta iht t.asd taHF
cass p4cgtassss ID both dfsF iaat. afA e deef
hoi sssaa po-sibe fal agmaa uflhultf lu devise
4 more gAt3bnEl tftafu1tUf
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100 rAnrLAn.s nlnkctonA

AsHrhY LODGE No. 81. ". G. r, ,. T..
T.arFia-8s MS. s. TovsAey Lodge bepuig
Mattfsoa. Mtets FddaFs ~ g ntloek.
rFSNTNs7uoN l.opaR, No. 81. ". c. T.. Geo
a Wsfttns VS. Cbas n Baker loiEt neRs.
IS Uw8sAt Ri&8le. Meets FRIDAYS, Il "a p e.
bkTTENKuL L0poE, Sc iM W. y,
nv $50 GarAasr VI s.. Cora sfI,on o3es
netnfy j 4 Bstchsldof Meets Thursdays -
u0HSET LODGE. No. 100 y. T., kglsn
Efkess Ws.N. H lake Lodge Dtpaiyi i. @.
Ha,v wood Meets gnes4sAs, a. 81 uelsct u pa'
aHANr InEuE. No. l6t & T., ". 4.
Aaaus ". n, a. j hey llodgs Deputy. 7. Z
Hayt Mseis saturdays. al 80 o'clees
4ApRN MOUNTAIN LODGE, No III. v &.
u. uf A. h Aver W s. Mrs. Geo Chhuls
lodge Ntpuiv, j. Vs. Sheldon Meets frdal
eftulngs u 81 O'Clock.
p1gNAL LODGE. No, s6 v. g. T.. ,.
Ha.nes: 81 4. wm. Coz / dre Deputy, ".
50 s0u Meets saiurdAYs, ki o'clock
So EEtDsB0g0 LODGE. No. i59 W @. 7
II Il Rawtus VI s.. o. paTtnF, Lodge Depa.
Is, a. j.. Bennett Meets Saturdays a. I.s1
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SURPRISING CURE.

fgfasrm.sa. As5ai ias.ys Yltrs arb. vhlg
travelling Aith fathEf Kemus Ua Il.Gs aucefI
Troupe a. teuof suEef, ip g severe sod
AID ~As laid ~ = AteFff, q ltts easd
tfoaRht ,n a teY,Fe attack af CatafFu watch Z
batllsd sith tYprv EH1eu lsorfF f.f fur Hcaks
pllhoui svai ard was au5 d oailEc 81 give up
= most desirable posii.an mi fgigfa h1ap NH,
sbls 20 ENG uite. fsr ihste eas8 hi.tfN sas I
vas uHs Tie 10 sire 81 81 The trr atts e
CAlArrh had len mt "a 81 ofgeHs sut ifast s1
sensitive thAt no Bghttst e0lI Wlgl3 B 3H4 81
fresh attack. leaving me pfuetf4ted - t1ts
wny con ipHed ~ su1tg illr lAst 81 Hes, $50
ses,rest ever bat was terrible. ! sUn ret tae
nil I sicrunabrE pam 10 m} head AVID Nas So
hhNrse AZ 10 BE- tc-reely anie 90 SPEAK sad
urhsa lnesvautg I Thought was ga.aE b.
t. quiek ounsu, pt3ou and am'y believe 1898
! - thtsa pFm utohs tDu 4NNtt a4th 8Nt tti.t
th,y ~ouh La,c r,ndzrgd rae So aasy se 81.
When "a th-sdisirfHtiue caHdIiiHn commenced
tie use x sasTnAn's n4uirsi CCHE ron CKgtEHH
very Reluctantly confess, 81 hAa Uira 81. tte
Ajsettised remedies eithHut benefit The ffzt
Of this wonderful medir,ae laye nag tit greatest
relief II Ii hardly possible lgr one whose head
kches eyes ache. who can scarcely sFttt1lbtc
distinctly on account q the choking sccuuuA.
tone IN bis throat. TO realize bow uiuca ru.trt
obtained from the fret application " sANtugn's
RAplCAL Guar Under its Influence, roth in-
ternkl aud external, | rapidly recovered. ana b,
AZ occasional nsc 81 lhe remedy snce have been
entirely tree ftom CAlarrh, for the fret time 20
twelve years.
Respectfully ynnfs
GRO VI HOIBRO II.
MAILMAN Mass jan g. 1916
4 81 purchased the RADICAL CUEF II Gru.
H. Roo rs. Druggist, Eumiord Building.
Zach package a SASFORD's RADICAL. CUUE gJJ'
tAnas Dr. ssufofds Improved Inhahng Tahe snd
fall direction for its use IN All cRsCs, Flico
tl00 furs sle by all wholesale and 70 al drug
gists aud deAlerr throughout the UHi,ed States
aud CEusdss WEEKS < fOITEE, Gtusn
Agents and wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
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Pullman PdIdcc Cars
Are mn 81 Etpf Ira4s
WITHOUT CHANGE,

ard ~ eu 4roagsl baap stBe f4r West and
4nth giti bHi rue ahsugH q e4Fs. Connections
are made n UaH bfpYs sud are sssursd 70
Al i4p8ftsHt paints
The scenery 81 the Pennsylvania Route
il tdmitteA 3 - uue1fp asssa M tfe Norld Tor
gRndeu5, bsaalfs suS ra tF kuesuof refresh
mrut faaAtes 4fe HFof.ae9. Employees are
eButts@as 4aa attfattfe 500 Is ~ Inevitable
rssalt thst 5 triH 81 sae F4nasg Naia ksiifoad
nlHss form
A Pleasing asa Memorable Ererience.
Trteta ~ sztf 8 i5eest rates At ihs
Tdaes oAzsF % fae CHfluF 81 tmpoFtsnt
ciil8s aaa f8Has.
PRANK THOMSON LP FAhmEB
General Manager. 0essfsi Passenger Agent.
{. 5. HALpEaAB. Eew Raglaas Agent.
as nsa g8s wnshlzgtoA Street. Boslau, Maas
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Cut this out and hand it to your neighbor.
BROWNS DIABETIC CURE,

Established eight years ago e Green Springs
sandnsks county Ohio c8uiipnes ~ bf the
~osder Of the age IA IL mgrYcloas cures Of LIA.
HETEs DiuRITEs 0HAyEL and 1T. farils 81 KIM
SET aud BLADDER diseases. To be convinced
come ssnd "a Circular aud 6Wnln tts.lao-
~. ]. l. Brown. VI d.. Pbvtieisu q chgf8e. q,
j shuts, : II smith, Trustee
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COLLINS VOLTA|C PLASTER

And insist upon having what you are willing to
pay for.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Throughout the United States and Canadas, and
BY WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass. 27-ly1o(3.4w)
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SANFORD'S
Radical euro
FOR CATARRH.

A Pursly Vegetable ui.iasiie FL.
tirely Unlte 81 oibs Reme5ls
+ y 0.s PtefafsIog e tAis s8aa
essTf bsfA rtrs 80 lst i - acrf e
asstsllkssaH phffte8 tta ttsehtsNl ,gt s8@a
cieAs i obtained iH fspaF sGsea $50
Mhti resnt&1s % t4e $3.50 b aet fslg fas
ialsEY uuHi ~ utt e - feaHHEi -
70 gAs nssA4 tsass EeH 80 sa1 ae
rhss aata gaanas f nfatF sft t taatsfeat
sstarsGsd salauans
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oousrY us,os,Lo. @ T.

d OF G +.
BESslSGrox, yr. May 10th. 1919.
To the subordinate Lodges Of Benping'
ton County GREETING,
The nest Regular Meeting OF the
County Lodge, l. o. Of G. T., will be
held with Dorset Lodge No 1850, at
Dorset. on Wednesday June llth, 1878
commencing at 10 clock A. NJ.
Fraterually yours il f Ii. a O..
GnAs s. BAKER, Co. W. ).
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Temperance Column.


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tas rfssrsss she rtEht - sssasnst ass
items ssa4 aaarsss All easa ssiu 10 icstta -
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MY. pafsst. ~.