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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

lish press we're present. Toasts TO the health
OF President Hayes, to liberty of the press and
to the friendship Of France and the United
States, were proposed and enthusiastically re-
ccived.
The Chinese ambassador and suite have
gone TO Lividia to visit the car and exchange
ratifcations of the treaty between Russia and
China, by which the latter acquires Kuldja.
The ambassador will then return to China,
leaving . permanent mission At St Petersburg
under one Of his present staff.
Official intelligence from two authentic
sources by way of Persia confirms the news
that the Russians advance column has been
defeated BY the Turcomans, at Geoktepe, with
the loss of seven hundred killed, and that the
Russians are falling back upon Beal on the
Beurma.
A Berlin dispatch says that the official
Gazette publishes decree dis solving the Prus-
sian Chamber of Deputies. The Minister Of
the Interior also publishes . notification tx
ing the election of District Electors for Sep
TENDER 80 and the election of Deputies for Oc-
tober z.
Mr.. P. Lorillard's six-year-old brown
gelding Parole, was on Monday largely hack
cd at twenty to one against him for the race
for the Cesarewitch stakes, which will take
place at the Newmarket Second October Meet
ing.
The intention of sending an amateur
athletic team to the United States from Eng
land has been abandoned for this year. It has
been found impossible to complete . first
class team until too late in the season.
The Swedish Polar expedition has oh
tanned practical proof of the existence of .
northwest passage, and other wise the expedi-
ton has made interesting and imp0rtan. dis
coveries.
During the past ten days four fires have
occurred At Astrakhan, Russia. One steamer
with twelve bsrges loaded with nAphtha burned
on the Volga, and . naphtha train was burned.
kilograms from Adrianople represent
that the Mussulmans of Eastern ROumelia are
flying to Adrianople for protection and are
utterly destitute.
Fifteen persons were killed by fire.
damp explosion at Haute Saone, France, last
Tuesday, in q coal mine.
The Emperor William has approved the
proposition for holding an international exhi-
bition in Berlin in 1885.
A bill has been introduced in tine Que
bee legislature to reduce all salaries above
-, 600 to that figure.
The Austrian budget shows heavy de-
felt, but there is plenty of credit" to be
had.
France, like England, will unite her
telegraphic system with the postoffice.
English laborers in all branches are sub
hitting to reduction Of wages.
Trouble still continues between Germany
and the Vatican.
Gonaives, Hayti, has been destroyed by
fire and pillage.
English farmers are preparing to emf
crate hither.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
He Wanted Ia Get Out.

This is a scene taken from the report
the grand army reunion in New Jersey.
III, .r g
=" ''' va. " ~. s'' ~
iad' carrying ON ms riRht arm the shawl
Of his sweetheart, who was leaning on his
left arm. was promenading. and whisper
ing earnestly. while the maiden listened
and blushed frequently. He was tall and
slim and fair. His suit Of shiny broad
cloth and soft broad hat made striking
contrast with her brown dress, with a
white waist, and broad brimmel straw
hat trimmed with white flower. and nib
bons. But although they were harry.
they were hungry.
The young man and the maiden had ar
rived IN train soon after noon. After a
walk through the camp dinner was thought
OF, and me escorted her % one Of the booths
where meals we're 10 be had under the rule
o. "pay for what you eat Being some
what ,embarrased by the gaze Of a portly.
good natured New Yorker at the table. be
sat down on the bench, forgettingt 10 leave
room for the maiden. Recovering hun.
+. III, he edged along. and abe "a, down on
the end. taking of her white cotton
gloves.
Waiter (crpectintiyl-Well.
Young man trecklesslyl-Two dinners.
Waiter iPuzzledi-What will you
have!
Young man COMPATIBILITY and more
recklc.sly Two sirty cent dinner.
Waiter tprovokedl But ~e haven any
regular dinners. We've only what. in the
hill Handing a t.,Ii az fare
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

~ -
srodnesd. "a. sreessd With losa shs.EA AZ
t. dovessoss sddfsis, for b va u h Vs9
What Ka.ae ~ ! sad chat - v06 fo&
as the close Of ths civil var. Iwls vesy I'D
10 Aear tAe AgureA becagae it rs4ip6sd 1eeA
e! s sss : IS; FL - - s ~ ~
your STATE Of Kansas. up thsrs = Wsepset, -
IN old sosrea horse. tLAashsRl - -
swim NM nser, and 20 1ysaef t111 GeY
Of kav Indiana, bat ny sorrel hosss opaA ut
set into the stable becscse u was baih fOe
poniea. laughter. We went cut saa pSsksA
mp hog trough and broaxht some corn oas
self, I vent into the house where they beO1sAf
me some bacon and some miserable oesa
dodgers, and 1t night when I vent b % b
bed, was shown out 60 the corr crib. sIAneh-
ter. took my blankets out there and veas
to bed and the rata and had il oas fce ahcat
half the night. Renewed isushserl. Sadly
surrendered To the rats. and got out Of do"ss.
Moro Laughter,
Nov boys, that wAs Kansas in ISL. There
vas not . shite man in the whole Of your ter
ritory lawfully there unless be was IN lsdiaa
agent or connected With some Of The mianioaa.
There waa mo- lard occupied BY white people.
The governor gave you the data frua lseS N
to 1879. but that you know yoar~elvcA Yoa
have only 10 look about Won % se< The anil
ing farms and the land III titled And culsivas-
e.. l. don't believe have ee>n . better cruz
of children and women on the rod than
have seen here. Laughter and cheerA In
one car ve lived a we'll - ve cu,aA a she
Delmonico in New York OF the 0nnd hoAel in
Paris. Now, II that il not . change. doa's
know What change ia. II 10 Q perfect change
say, and every void yonr svvernoe has said
shows that you are q prosperous and thriviAe
people. You have yet many acre. Of laad thai
il not cultivated. You ought 10 plou eluser
to the fence corners my bosa. IIAushses.l So
that Kansaa is not only q the governor seassa
partly settled" but Won have room cnoash
for four OF i've or ak million more pspple
and You may be surc Of that. they are conins
here from Germany aud othe. carts Of Eurups
They are coming 70 kansas because II IL . free
State where the ne, ,'e love liberty and where
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
4 rAss.,'. R~iigfss. vs,Isise.

Captain. James E.ehberger soo.hcs fes
tss following bard s.~y tod in the Bal
G@ors Sne.: Abos, thirty ysan ago.
uhen IN Honduras. 10 command Of The
bark 'EljorSio." his vIfe. soossuo.as-
ing hlm, ~As presented Nth a pAsro4, .
spngh,ly bard and frrns a,soosr<s in
the Spanish language. Tbe bird vss
broeght 10 Baltimore. where. sken DOM
cilsd IN the hoasbcli q The CAPTAIN. VI
socn acquired knovleigr 81 Ensissb.
The seIt doos M ghbr u The CAPTAIN szs
q gsrrziogs -onan-ss ino~exz1t sosI1
forever qgssrrlinx With son~ oss o.
sonstk:n2. Polly. bssss allowed fan lib
erty. vas Sls2ssss - take a. xzfEsS % The
yzsd fence, and 10 sborf tssas hAd lsars-
ed 70 mifn,c the seoSdiss nsishi>or 10 esr-
.rcsioa. aed sszliy t,.czne rzsher asyres-
sre. The lard NOD insre3sesiiy rs>S e
inp~rtinezas BY bssnx ksn<isd "a The
frsoe WITH a btoousts1s. Tkis brcaxkt
forth . torrent u shs~ fro-n six ss,sf-d
s.~isngs ggspa the brad a AZ s~s2aiAst
Ffnsily the strs's isngBzss b>csns %
st-sssse u ~ tbs fssszsn pxs stkig~d n
s~ni a away. asa Polly ga irasaszsed
20 god Ckristxsa fAnsily n ss~ eosstsy.
vk<rr. n The oosrs~ ~ th.s Il reformed.
asd became 10 ss-ss ers-nf bsfa ~ e4sfy-
ing psesy. sos.essse aga. vkSie q 80
sasnsss rsp<f IN uhs xzs,i<s. l2<x~ ksst
svoof>d down ssa hsprr tks sssf<~>sfsi
pArrss a =. PM Iss rcese. tssisssx
carr 70 rs ss<ls<xsc~. ~ Il tk~ tep a -
yosoe 4 skrssssd. 80 Lsra. ssye M, d
Lord. ave E<." !ks ksvt b>esne -
teyrlseS II tie sn~xpsrsed oy ikA1 -
dr1Sped kls istesdsd dssses as1 senes1
a~sy - he dsstasoe- Polly AL ssr-
ssv-s the sssesdeA shdscfses-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
COMMERCIAL

Messrs. Lynde. Wrignt L. Co., of Kan
So City, furnish US the following reliable re-
view Of the grain trade fog the past week:
wheat-Thc excitement in leading grair
markets still continues and Numerous failures
ct Liverpool and in our own principal mar.
kets are reported. Values have advauced for
the week in our own home markets Zoe boa
on spring wheat and lie boa On winter,
while Liverpool shovs IN advanoe for sane
time OF tvo To three peace PEI GENITAL n
daily press statement cpacefling the shost-
age IN Europe. based On excellent ausAnrittea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
FOREIGN

The French committee having charge of
the proposed Franco American treaty of COM
meroe. gave banquet in Paris on the 22nd in
honor Of Fernando Wood Of New York. Covers
were laid for one hundred gueatA. Count
fOucher De CArsil, senator of France. occupied
the chair. Gov. Hoyes, minister of the United
States. Gov. fairchild. consul-geneEal Of the
United otAt6s. and rsQsessntakives Of the cham
hens Of co0neFce q Paris, Bnrdeaux and Ma
con, and al the PAriaian, American and Eng
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

R,nd;s = r. 80 do.,.rs ,sns. a aht IL.
on wheat during the present advance, and
failed. Golsan 4 Co. settled at forty-four
cents on the dollar on the basis of closinp
prices on Saturday, which il understood will
entail the loss of about $4,000. DeBondis 4
20. Is branch OF New Orleans house, and
.neir loss Is SAID 70 pe totai, ana wiii cause
,ne sosp r, oi tue present nim IN new "
,e"us' Aney o"e LufoPe i've, nA.i minon
ousneis OF wner' ana tnedr loss Is probably
CNrr =,
1io'i1nS ~ oai,,o- I'd Is nhahing iallu
p.ois' :uu 'ne se!o seuetHiy iuiiy up
~ ~ tne az p ~, nome Pieces consider
eply aSo'e; OesoI mas sunereo severely from
being oue-thiru less on that .cconnt thu +,
would have been otherwise reductions of I :
BOO. 900 ceutals on an estimated cron of nm !.
600,
Toe ninth animal fair of the Kansas
Ciiy Fair association. opened Monday under
the most fsyorabie c;,cnmst.n.a. to- .u ue.
in several of the denartments an f.r e,ce.rIsd
the expectations of the managers, that the &C.
commodations we've not nearly equal to the
demand for space.
The very large advance n the rate O :
live stock insurance and the lack of profit or
shipments made in August are sufiicient rer-
sons for the falling of in live cattle ship
ments to Great Britain.
Alter October - a ten-lnch steam fog
whistle will be sounded in fsPgy weather at
faikners Island, Long Island Bound, with
blasts OF eight seconds duration at intervals
Vi M nv "o 'eo'naS
Inc manufacturers OF ran fiver met
Monday to consider the adoption OF regular
strike. The matter was referred tn a commit
manded higher wages which their emnlove,,
have agreed to grant when the furniture man
Hfacturers of the country shall raise WAGES in
rnison.
The steamer Celtic, from Liverpcc'
brought S6l5 900 in gold. Arrivals of GOLD
here since the beginning of Angus. $4,000
OOO; since January LIST, Ell 55S.6O6.
John Wise, a grandson of the veteran
of that name, made balloon ascen-
SION at sterling, lately, ard went up 1900 feet,
and landed fifteen miles away.
The iron Interest Of this country has
shown lately the most marked and continued
revival in trade, and 1t il one of the most sig
nincan' o. All branches.
Henry Z. Dlbo'e has sued the New Or
leans Iic0ynse for libel. He claims S25. ZOO
aamages LOT CIRCULATING Ss the story that ne shot
w
We herald the abandonment by the
One,ia community Q. 'nci. offensive social
t;m s''' " "s "'''""' OH" t''' sign o' our
IT, ,lo J,,,, or yy,,;
,,;sop :. nshorna n 49, =. 10y uoo a,..' :.
vas found that he rad left $1,000.
,,u -.
n;.sr s,.rvod h;S..,e :. ae.sp w. u
NJ Oc() were found in hi. home
The rema;n;no 80 OOO on If tho e.,
90 0O1 .pnronr;atca for .rr..,. 90 r.,s;.n.
will be paid ont at once.
The steamship Loyaine, fiom Baltimore.
which was supposed to have been lost, has
cached port in safety.
jefferson Davis has written letter, in
Fhich he says he is not 4 candidate for the
mica 1',s,, states senate.
william NJ. Meme, the Minneapolis,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
DICKENS LONDON.

An American Journalist in the Haunts o
the Pickwick Club.
J. r. G. Hasard in New York Tribune.
The Pickwickians are all SO real to III
that | never thought of the incidents
connected with ''The Ball" to be i'm
aginary. l made no doubt whatever
that the famous ball did not occur anG
that an actual Jingle, IN company will
/ an actual Tupman, did 90 to it in the coal
o an actual Wrinkle. Accordingly alter
nler asked the waiter to "shOw US the
ball room, much as | might have asked
leave. at the deanery of Westminster. To
see the Jerusalem Chamber. The waiter
did not seem to be at all astonished. An
English waiter is never astonished unless
you insist upon ordering a dinner W tn
out ashland We were duly conducted to
the very room in which Jingle paid such
court to the little widow ard reused such
fury in the breast of DIR. Slammer. 1t is
a spacious apartment, up one flight OF
stairs, with row Of large windows over
looking the stable yard; antique in its
ado-nments with papered and wainscot-
ted walls, a ceiling decorated in simple
geomctrical designs, double doors, and
over them the little gallery, or pen, in
which, rs the historians of the ball men
tons, the musicians were securely con-
fined" There is a dark aute-room, and
near it are several sitting rooms which
could be devoted on festive occasions 10
cal Is and refreshments. At the time OF
my visit the ante-roOm was a receptacle
for lumber, and the ball room itself was in
use -, we oryinR OF sheets ana lowers.
WV anu Inen, however, oail stl taxes
Plaoe saere, anu snould Iudge that the
sseneia "a. aSPecs VI IIe aPa'tmeIts mas DOT
p:e eh =. az e,,angeI sisIe tne 1ays OF Mr.
a a.~A. anyyHuy VINO VIII consul ire
yTisa' PM vi ~. Sa!nner demand 9
Sn Ing c.5u On !ne st,lrcase may see e1-
"'.,y NV uie s.ans iooA az tnis uay.
as 'ue oa'l ,eu 70 tue aue', 80 Vs. 70
u ine soene vi cnense ~as na,eIaiiy Ioliog =.
" ~ eAeu1s ion 70 tne neid Oh tne nos
Snk. IN the iace Vi gaze Q. "
a;W a.. I'. uae ram, s.lasgiea up asn
M anu "e'oss souueu he'u 70 OH iitt'
A. on oeIuples q CvmnianainR Roint on
t .ne iiuSe us'1een En".naln acu hoches-
Ia.n anu ais - t .a e !ne ony .n.ng ~nlcn
auo.So. "e TI~ I;.a nH io9T mI S,a lnlo one
asconS go ,.or,. ciaon " .rTu nia a.
SaiI - 49, Wy v .S - u !, ih,1 tne
NJ W;.L,o 49, ~" Az er sea..sa u ne. nc 70
iaf, vhan ,,o,, ,-a ne t ~ ,oo.Pa,n 70 .ne
fort $500 ~" ~ 49, ~ 49,. a. :; VI sIe
lorcd thssa ; mt s." On lo,
in = the ,nnaIr .o~;or 90 .1e a ,oanu ny sen
vi .I,,..n g 49, :. ~" g. eo"'
nncb loss sa.,,dad ,b.n - ~. -. % ~
W;nL,e's t;~e for tbs hnn.as ~ re- sra - M
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
POLITICS..

The prohibitionists of Lowell, Mass,
have elected delegates to the State cor vention
several of whom are women.
John Kelly says he is confident that he
will nave 10000 majority over Robinson in
New York City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

An Albany clergyman told hls congre-
cation that notwithstanding the hard
times the vaSss of sin had mot been cut
down one iota-" That Is all very trae,
but there's heap more vo1k done fox IL
money than there used n h"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The most important Fishery question
!. "haye you OF bite
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

IL azm IS EhsA. Ia.oz'. szs.ssA.
hsrd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

cheefs.
When left Washington. feIios-citizens. sod
wish to be quite frank Nth you land . very
desultory conversation IL Sii prove 10 b., fear
when left waahingtos. i: seemod 10 me e.
ting and proper To make some pfepaxss,ou 10
address the people THAI vvsid honor ne v,ts
their s:tsrtion Il the vasioos points % which
might n, and prepared . couple Of iirescz-
I snd myself here With you after hsving via
tied . number OF pisces in Ohio asd Diinosa. 10
the condition thai General Phil She.idan sssd
be vs, - ve came down fron Chseaeo 10 Qui.-
ey. the other d1y. A; the di6erent ssaisoas
the people appeared Asd Gen. 5hersdas. WITH
cthers made sone speeches snd after % kad
psssed sosne eight o. ten seassoas be shssed
some synpsoDs Of shHkiag. sod Esaiiy be
IL He did is In this WY: He said
: When lefs Chicago hx 4 . sanbsr Of hssss
speeches prepared and have bo>a sAkiss sheo
Dot Of that bpstle until Il has the aOpusnrnsos
tpttle. esasliy have sfssS iosg ,osrr<ys. IL
heIsx pretty dry. Laughter seA ehesrs. 81.
ny flenda1 IN much u thss yp6stsee to-1ay
A. ] rode alDeg . esssiensa u tbs pees
prepared a addses Ter tAss eeeAssoe- NJ re-
ply sH thai ] shsah oake ne u ny sebR
100 speeches. Eixing tAsn ~ - might ssss
7ruPsr- tboa<As ] vgsh sajt - the ssae-zI
'ob;ecs Of the eeees1l prnpzisy 81 IL sskiss |
Nd the saEzextsoas thae 8agbs b 0a1e pss>p-
.riy - 90 0sas WesA essssass ~ pexsp<r-
~ Bat sffex hsaasiag 10 GSv. e. Jeke - n
6e prosperity u kaaaAI - thas ~ Uasaed
,esss. ssAsds % ssoe- Leg h.ghaG 80
AeenL
Again - ia assxz rsnchsne bsrp a.
his - segs ef ,SASas' sush9isr . ~
> PsSsri.S Il lhrD@ - nAsAsasn. ed /
Ans Gss- Lasna - 0psesa - - prusss - /
naks - e1As8 - - sstl6ass. - aeasag % |
~ noesos q eeeu104 - - - Co. LaE0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

lCneeh l dont Know what mystesy has
brought this about, except the mystery % edu-
cation and industry. iou have good soil and
railroads leading 10 all your important TO sns.
South and West Nov, think you can work
along, then, few yc1ra longer. and ler &C
these poor Indians alone. ILaa ghser. Idont
love the Indians any better than you do. bat
when . treaty Of the United Slaves pledge.
the good faith Of the Uniol- We must stand
By the bargain be It good or bad tcteersl. Old
Jaeksop. . good man and . strong man,
pledged the honor Of TIE COVE thu il
the Indians vod'd LET 60 their bold in Aiabs-
ma, Georgia and Florida and oome oct here
they shouid never again be dis:nr ocd. becaase
be did rot think that any bsdv voild ever
come ost here q kansaa. Nov Gen. Jackson
uaa wise man bu. be could not sec
YoEIT YRAns AHEAD
Nobody bad the fairtess idea forty yeans
ae0 OF vhAt yoa now see- No man nos en-
tell vhss forty ycan moe vill bring 10 Yea.
II you break that fAi.h that vas pledged in
1881 and 1854, IL you break 'se faith Of this
Onion you do . vruag act I ssy TO 700 peo-
pie Of kansas. 10 maintain the faith Of the
Union p'eaeed by Jaeksos. and let No one
po0 that b5rdeT satil the general gove-nmens
says 700 en- 90. Stay where yos are teheessL |
make yourselves - cuntented - you car. |
Hoa renember IN 1851 The y pie were ve-y
impatient; tAey we're hovii,s % 20 sn and get |
your heads knoeeed in pssEhaer and eAes1s. |
We did 20 % aed get cur beAds ksceked IL
tsaas jtsr.b OfAen sid. give - htsle TIM, /
le4 a. osxasise our axnies. and makeo oar b. =
ades and divisions asd thea ve vent % vol /
aod voa tn hsttie- Cbeen So yos mast i
UAit non; yoa must no< sioisse aay treAsy Il
zoe must keep othef people from tsespassisz
On thai eDantxy sntil Coeene,a the oaly paw
q that O. do u, and tie r. esidess The only 1
exaAtive power in the lad. telis zoe the
eosntsy = ope.sd % yoa fos sess,eD<.t
Yosr tine vin ouoe; ebey tie lao Of H. had
cd IL treaty AaAs ssae forsy yeAss aes
Nth thase pspe lsd;asa. Yoa ny 0y dry
hsss ga Daes hnA thaa thsy vaal Ma =
n1os ef yvsr bsaisaR. LAashae--l ssoe a
yoax farms hsse Nd a10 N sAao; sons hsvs
- aao I'D ssos - aesa. bsa IL - are
go - - sigAf - - - sAks sSay IL i
lsa4 q IL Aaa vhe - - aeseA. nAers 10
passsy q haA ffca hRe - Csass.de. - evesy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

Old papers ios, ale at ths once.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10
AN UNnENIABLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world it is entirely. your. own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
Liver complaint. or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitetion of the heart, sour stom-
ach, habitual cos,iveness, dizziness Of
the head. nervous pros,ration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not a Druggist
but will tell you of its wonderful cures,
You Can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
Sold by Mills s. Purdv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

No prepasatiou hss ever performed
such marvellO6s CuYes, v maistalnej %
vide = reputation - AY8R's Chimney
PEcTonAI, which IL recognized - the
worlds remedy for all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Its long continued -.rics If
wonderful cures In all climate, HAS made
II universally known % . safe and reiis-
bic agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the fore runners of more
serious disorder,it acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often nav
ing life. The protection it affords, by ito
timely use in the throat and lung disor-
ders of children, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
1t never will. From their knowledge of it's
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice aad Clergymen recommend
It. It is absolutely certain in its reme-
dial effects, and will a:ways cur where
cures are possible.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. H.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

1t is used by thousands of farmers,
mechanics aud business men, who speak
in the highest terms of its practical util-
ity and convenience. Its Wonderful sim.
plicity enables even the most illiterate
to calculate with absolute accuracy and
speed while it's original and rapid
methods delight and benefit the most
scholarly. Its entirely new system of
tables shows, at a glance the correct
value Of all kinds of grain, stock, hay,
coal, lumber aud merchandise, of any
quality and at any price , the interest on
any sum, for any time, at any rate per
cent ; me- surelnent IF lumber, logs, cis-
terms, granaries, wagon beds, corn cribs;
wages tor hours, days, weeks mouths.
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pocket-book shape; is accompanied by a
silicate slate, diary, and pocket for pa
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published. Cloth, $l,00; Morocco, $3.50
Russia, giided, $500; Flexible cloth, 60