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AnsEanoQde 21ott5en.

NadfoI9enben bubi6en Brief
erbieIt Der 8oritbenbe 6es 9lrnenuerbanoeS
;u Saonefelo bel 2eipSi9, 9iotonus 9totbe,
BON etnem Dtaurer Utilnse, rpel3em, ba ct
bereits BON anoerer Settle unteritlbune en,s
pfdn9t, cine wOdentIide 8rOOsabe b~erpiligt
moroen mar: sd sriBe bIcrmit ben Serrn
IbeafnuB &otbe: SD babe Mid 9efreuO, bab
i9 Die 9ta6ri6t elmer 8roomarfe erbalten
babe. Qber feline 3utoit 1T ni6t Oo Su ben
lieben 8rote mas unier 6err 8ott 9eI9afen
bat. SD Ioa mol meme Sinber Sono auf
bas l!ebe 8roo Itrei9en? SD bin geSrpuns
gen mid an bic Irttsbauptmanni6aft Qeips
gig gu uenOen. gien ie bod etnmaI eiteI
8rot. Damn weroen ite ieben pie iub es
i9medt. Weine armen Rinoer bic tauern
mid, eiteI 8rob gu febeu ais GeiftIt6er io4te
CT it6 i6dmen &arI Ndtnse 0aurer bite I'm
QntmDrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

gentGur Eminent 1T in Sluei Oeri9teoenen Sprs
ten gu ba6en. 0as neiBe, nm BON Neni9en ges
brau6t gu %peroen; bas grlbe fir 9feroe, S90fe
uno aaoere Tbiere. Gtteite iber bic Wirtunger
bieier por5i9Iiben graparats iinb UNI jeoe 6laS6e
gepidelt un6 itnb leIbise in ieoer @potbete oOer
Durd Die Poft RON Der Office Der Gentaur Com:
panp, rs Dep Street, 9te1p g)ort SitD, gu ba6en.
upr % 70 IiP
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Dr. q. MGPane'G Pebfr=piarn

iperben niG,. empfobIen aIs SeiIrtitteI sesen
,,aIe 2ei5ctr, ocnet bas Sleil9 intertban it,"
Ionbcrn negen &ranfbeiten Der Seber; Bel biii6ict
8eidpcrben, 9ispepiie ui,O franfbaftcnt &oPiipe3
cber berarti8en l1ebelh iinb ie rniibertreffli4.
!&atteS Tieber.
So siebt felt. beferes &bfiibrmitteL Dor poer
na4 Dem @ebrau4e bon Gbinin. 9lIS einfadeS
@ur8irmitte[ ftn6 ite inpergleidli9.
@an bite fi9 bOr Sali9un8en.
Die Gdten iinb ME iiber3ufert.
Sebe GHaatet bat einet rotbetl Wa4SIte9el
a,,f bent Oedel nit Der Snidlrift Or. Mc2ane'S
&iber 9iQs.
Sober llmi4Iag bat Die SI9hnturef' Don =.
Mc2ane lnb Clemin9 9rps.
Nan perIanse lie ddten Or. 6. Mc9ane's
9sbers giuer, prdparirt ben SIerning Bros, su
9itt8burgb, 9a., benin bet 9larft it boil bon
R~ababmIngen 6es Namer WlcSane, anbers
but6tabirt, aber bieieIbe IuBipraae.
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Sin spaB, Der Grnlf purbe.

Sin beruOrrasenoer GrSt III 9ittsburg lagte in
Spas gu elmer DAME, Die iiber ibre anbaItenbe In:
pGBIifteit uno feline usr9ebIi6en SeiIperiude tlaste
yYrObiren Sic Sopfenbitters." Die Dame ma6te
Grnit oaraus unb 9ebrau9te bas 8itters, ourd
weI3es tie uoaitdnois ber9efteat rpurOe. Sic mo6t
ii9 Jest luitis iiber ben &ib OeS 0ottor3, er IeIbf
a6er iiebt bic Sa6e in ,ueni9er tomiI6em 9i6te,
ba fie t6m cine quite 9atientin sefoTtet bat. VI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

4A9emetn lit Die Entertaining. ueIbe bent
ct. Satob5 Del gu IbeiI ipiro. Serr Spbn Did.
bu,t, Nebiter, Nai, tbeilt un5 init, baB feline Srau
befti9 on rbeumatiI9en S6ner5en I'M 8nie lit unb
OaB ie Ourd ben @ebrau9 bes 81. Safo6s Del uols
ftinoig ber9eItellt rpurbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
Bur Sea6tnng.
rs q = % u % q

@be ibr Or. ausuit &onig's 6amburser
SamilIensN tebi5inen fanft, IaBt eu9 Don errem
apotbefer Ober gambler bic Ramenss Inter
i4rift pom u. Spselcr S. go. 8eiSen,
oamit ibr ni3t bur9 idIedte 9sG3abmunsen
betrpgen peroet.
'7e4ai bnuN a %
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NaiOr's Cement lit Der bette sur @iecerber.
itellun9 Serbro9ener @e9enitGnbe. Gu baben in
Apotbefen 81 Is uno % &ents per SIai6e.
april 80 70 1ibu II 8
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Ser grOseb sesen Ibsnas gufOrb,
ben Morber bes Shelters elliott in &entudp,
1T Biz gum britten Montase i'm Stat peri9os
ben ruorben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

mdttsnus, YeuralgIa, ShmerSen in BEN
Rnpden. cen Selten nnp i'm 8opi, weibIi6e
Geioell- unIrn6tbarteit, peiBen Stub pen
iuneren @ei6lpIreil berrlbreno, @~ebdrmuts
tersRrantbeiteu. ippbiIitiide Grantbeiten,
0aiieriubt, unueroauIidteit, 2pspepIa,
allaemeine Ibmagerlng uno beioneerS lm
cds Slut III reinigen. 6
0ieie Sdriaparild lit cine 3uidnmens
ieBung pom heilenOen Griutern, ala: a0ni.
oin.I uriel, Dtoi=Ipiel. @rinomuriel nit
Scp Brtlihe uno 3pc. Glen uno 1T Die piris
idnite 4te6i;in biz iebt irgencipo betannt, UNI
Die arantheiteu ~ t~urirer, be e5 beitimmt 1T ~
be;tsu. Iie 8eitlnotbeile iIno 10 aeididt Al.
ieben perieIben 9eIihert i'll, uno pbeleih tie
diBerlt nib pirtt, 10 Rap iie lelblt 8inoern
nitt ihlcIih lpire, 1T lie bennph 10 trdIti1,
UNI rag Spitem ppit allen Qnreinbeiten III
lduicrn. Die, penn niht beieiti9t, in eteIboite
Arlrtbeiteu iibergeheu. Sen 9iuf, beiIer fe
lib %erfreut, perbdntt lie zen auberproentli6en
RareH, Die lie pcllbrdht, urlo bas 8ertrauen
Ue!heS berpprrd9enoe gler;te bes aan;en Can.
pt5 lhr ibenten, ;eiat eber, oab bic Grfdbrund
lire NlBIihteit b~etpieien bat. SsugniiIe, bic
lire brben Gigenidaiten conftatiren, bdufen
Nh nctb tdalih an. Yiele auBeraefp6bnli6e
ii&le Durcen 6iientli9 betannt un6 IieIern bic
ijhcrieideneIten Bepeiie pom Der QeberIeaens
be!t tleier Sariaparilla i'm 9ersIeide nit
irdeno einem dbnIiden 9eilmittel. So allaes
mem 1T ibre ueberlegenbeit anertannt, Dab
ans rjbt5 iibrig bletbt ols benz PltbIitum bic
&eriitsrung ~ eebeu, bab bic porSi9liden
G!leuitaiten peIae lie je beieien, aud ferner
IN gtplieubaIt erbalteu tperben.
a. -. -.
81. 5. 6. agrr d Go., 9otpra, Waf.,
brdttihe ltnb analpttl9e Gbemifer.
~ ba1sM ksi alIen MnpthRfeYn
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Ser. staaten Don slmerlfa. Ohio.

Der. Staaten BON Mmerlfd, Ohio,
Office hes Staatsfecretdrs.
Sd, YliitoH Barnes, Staatsiecretar Ses Staates Ohio, be.
i6etit9e btermtt, bab bds Borfebenbe cine getreue abidrift
zines Veteses it, has bon Der neraL9eriammIl hes
Staatss Obto am 1Oten Gage 6es apriI q. .. 1879 paifrte
ano Sab bieieIbe Der IN bieier Office 5interIeaten Original
Roue eutuoHinIen III.
Bum Seu9nib beHen babe i'd meme gamens.
reieoef unteri9rift unb reiH offceueS sieael b~etaefhat.
go geideben ja Columbus am 11ten Gaae bea
aprtl u. o. 1879.
Wtlton 8arnes,
StaatSiecretdr.
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@S enthdlt fein NucfGlbcr

in irsenb elmer GeitaIt; 1T elmo uniddb=
li6e grdparation rtb Bat ntdt cen
9erinsiten f9dbIi4en CtniluB
beim 3arteften &in5.
Sas Gdte Or. Mc2aac'S Germi=
u9e bat bic Sisnutlren 6. Wc2are
SIcT!ias Srps. auf Dem llmiGl:.
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9Dnptcme BON Wnrmern.

SUHJptpuIS ppH %DuIUNEEN%
SAas @ei6t lit bIei9 unb ~bIeifarbis,
O seittpeiie brennenS rptb pber elm uinz
rDtbeter Sled auf elmer pber auf beiben
@ansen; Die auoen iperben tribe Die
9uFiuen eripeitern iid; ein bldulider
SalbfreiS siebt ii6 nm ba8 t!ntere Iu8ens
lieS; bic Naie 1T entSinSst, eei9ipplen
urt bIutet autpeiIen Die Sberlippe i4tpiat
an bin unS pieSer &ppftpeh NIT Sauien
un6 8Dden in ben Obren; cine u~neetpDbnz
Iide SpeideI>A blDnSerunS /; iaIeimise u.
BeIegte 3unse; @tbent ieb" ibeIriedsnb,
~beIpnSer5 Se5 Morsens; appetit Serdnber=
lid, sutpeiIen in Seibbunser NIT nassnbem
8efIble i'm MaSen ausartenb, ST anbern
3eiten pieber gdllsIid m~anselnb ; fIiidtipe
S6mersen I'M Magen; s~eitpeiie llebelfeit
unb grbreden befti9e Samersen I'M linz
terIeib; utre8eImdbiger Stublsana gu
3eiten peritppft idleimis unb bdufig nit
8lut permiiat Der 2eib lit 8eidppIlen
nnb bart Der llrin tribe 6a8 9ltbmen
eri6ipert, begleitet bonn G9lud5er; mands
nal trpdener unb frampfhafter Suiten
unrubi8er urs unterbrpdcner Sdlaf nit
t3dbnefniri6en temperament berdnberz
lid, I'M aa9emeinen ober rei3bar, II. |. ~.
@enn obise Sbnlptorne aIs 6erban6sti ",abrsc:
nonne1 tperben, 70 tptrS
Sr. G.. .c2dmc'v cc1lcGfuMr
fsLo. o;.,a 0u. hot,,;,fc,,
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Chew Jackson's B+s, ~ Get Navy Tola acc,
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81 y G r's
g ~0rSap0rt1da c..

9egen StrppbeIn ul,o ale
itropbul6ien 9rantbeiten Aiois
ooer 8Utblauf, 9dutaGB.
idIdse, Gei6wilre in rer Sc
Der, benz Waser, oen glieren,
ben 2ungen, Simmer, YIi3.
den uno pUftuler ouf rer
9aut, 8eulen, itporie 6ieden
auf cer 9aut, 9eidmiIite,
@rino. SuISiIub, 0iinsnurm,
GhAn6rhn Mitnnem Mhnn-
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8as cine g%erinsflgise 1lnporit9tiefeit
unter unitanben fir idredIi9e SoIsen nod
fi9 sieben fam, bauon bate beinabe zines
Der Ietten Dampfidife, ueIde ben 8erfebr
3miiden Sannburs uno Sem gort uertnitteln,
ben Berpeis 9~eIiefert. Man fano namli9
auf bieiem S9iffe unter ben 8oblen, rpelde
CUR Seisang bes OampffeieIs benust ,perben,
einen 8eutel NIT puluer. Die Goblen mos
rem BON einem am 9ar; ~selesenen 8erSperf
besosen morben. Die Gisentbinner oes
9ampfidifes ma9ten baber Der @rubenoers
waItuns an3sise BON benz Sunbe unb bic
geruaItuns iteIte cine senaue llnteriuauns
an. Dteie ersab, baB ELL Mrbeiter einen
8euteI NIT Sprenspuluer auf einen SobIens
baufen gelest bate uno ipater per9ab, ibn
pieber binuesjunebmen; anoere 8obIen pnrz
ben aufseidittet unb 10 ssIanste bas Yuluer
unter bic &obIen unb auf has Sdif. I'm
abnli9en 9orfommniien tinftis uor5ubeusen
unb ben SduIoisen gu entoefen, bat Die
@rubenuertpaItuns ansefansen, bus Bulper
nur in 8ledbi9fen, meIde nit Nummern
perieben linb, su perabrei6en; cine iebe Nuntz
mer nns Der Name bes Irbeiters, Der cine
8iidie empfangt, wirb notirt. 4uf oieie
@eiie bofft man Der l1nporiidtisfeit porben=
gen gu fonnen.
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Section 4. SOwnibip=Beamte ioaeu ar erteu NOue
tag I'M apriI Don ben quaIifcirteR @Gbleru ibrer reipecttpen
6DpuibtpS IN FOLDER Beife hnb fir ioI6eu 5ermin erpdbIt
iuerbeH, Der brei Sabre ni9t fbcrIdrsitet lnb ipe es has @e-
i5 ppribreibt.
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Oepartements bes transports unS Der 8ers
p~fle9uns uDaitdnbi9 Siasco 9emadt baben.
Ote &eibersGolonne fam aus Wanqel an
Transportmitteln ben 0ornlari6 duf &abuI
nibt unternebmen uno Die Garniion in Gauz
babar bot unter bemIsIben llebeI gu Ieioen.
Ser 8efeblsbaber Der Golonne bat ieBt a,ld
fir Transport unb 8erpfe9un9 gu iprsen uno
Die Militdrz& er,ualtung in Snoien bat ba.
bur9 cine rabifale lin9eltaItun9 ~erLitten.
Cine 9epeide Don Yei6anar iast: Seoerz
mann, pom General berunter, 1T zines &rie=
ses miioe, Der nit enbloie len Ytiiben perbunben
1T unb feline gbre einbrin9t.
Stalien. = Der III IebensIGnelidem Ser
ter besnabigte itaIienii6e Attentdter 8aiiaz
mantle puroe am 8. 4pril bur1 ben Warine.
Dampfer y2asuna" pon NeapeI mad Der
Sauptitabt Der Sniel Glba, YortozSerroio, gez
bra9t. Mabrenb Der lleberfabrt waro PaIs
I~anante, benz cine OfisierssGa i ansemiez
fen pprben mar, i9urf bepadt. Gr fragte
mieoerbolt mad benz Srte ietncr Bcitimmuns
uno lieb aud ben Gommanoanten bes S6iiz
fes su ii9 bitten, um iiber Ieinen funft,9en
4ufentbaltsort 8enaues su erfabren. Der
Commandment ssi9rantte ii9 barauf, ibm gu
s~rflarerL bab iein neuer 8eitimmun9Sort ni9t
Der i6le9teite lei. 8aiianante rpar ruabreno
bieier furSen llnterreoung iebr beme9t unO
in ieinen Ausen itanoen Tbrdnen. Wlan
bradte 9aiianante Die lblide Matroientoit,
pelde ct rubis uerSebrte. Damn uerlanste
er cine 3eituns gu leien, waS ibm sepabrt
muroe. Sein @uni9, auf Die S9ifsbrlde
~binaufseben gu biirfcn, puroc abgei6la9en.
Sci Der 4usidifuns in Bortos Serraio erf ubr
er erit ben Namen bes Ortes, no ct iein
8erbre9en 2eit ieines 9ebens I'M 8agnO abs
SubuBen baben pirb.
Spankn. : Grbrutfd. - Ma6rib, 80.
Iprit. : 9ur6 einen grbrutid in Gebas,
Bropins Saen, ~itir;ten finf Sduier Elm. 9rei=
Big 9%erionen famen um's 2e6en uno ID purs
ben i5,per serlebt.
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section e.. Senatpren uHo Reprdjentanten lOGen ade
ipet Sabre BON ben gBdbIern ibrer reipeetipsH Counties ODER
9itritte gu Der pom @eese poraei6riebenen 3eit erDSbIt pers
0en ibr a~nttsterrnin iou am nd9iteu DienfaJ nab benz eriten
@Ontag in benz acknowledgement SauIar beginner unb ,iuet
Sabre fortbduern.
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Section l.. 0a5 Grecutiu-1 eparteReRt ioa aus eitem
8Onuerreur, gicezSouperneur. StaGtszs ecretdr, aubitor,
S1abmeifer NIB @eneraIsanpaIt beisbsn, ss pn ben gsdh,
Tern bes StanteS on ben StimmpIdteH fAr 1itgIieSsr Der De
~iessebuns unO 81 elmer 3eit sepabIt pcresm, bic baS @eiee
uoribreibt.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-20
NO. 46.

see the father of waters we traversed in
Imagination upon the map at School,
Prairie du Chem looked splendid in the
gilt Of the evening sun Us we halted in
front of the Dousman House, and slight
longing 20 always be there possessed u.s.,
rs from tho elevated steps we beheld the
beautiful panorama that TO DO appreciated
must be seen.
A splendid supper revived us after the
ride of 267 miles, buoying US for the night
ride Of 1914 miles. At a. IN. this morn
ing the din Of bus and hackmen told us
we were in Chicago, and we rode through
the streets of the marvel city of this cont
nent now risen grandcr than eyer over the
ashes of ITS former self. At 8 a. m., we
boarded Car Of the Michigan Central and
thinkinking of our promise commenced
this rambling note while within the dlvis.
ion Of illinois. and before its completion
have crossed the corner of Indiana, and
the whistle for Marshal, Michigan sug-
gests that we did not contract for a letter
so long rs three States, but if the dinner
here is sufficiently inspiring you may be
burdencd with continuance.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-20
STARTLING DISCOVERY.

WHAT 4 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF AG
KICULTURAL CHEMISTRY SAYS OF MIME
Sofa WHEAT. ....
Pioneer Press.
The New York Graphic of Tuesday has
the following:
Some scientific tests which have been in
progress for several months by one of the
most distinguished professors of agricul-
tural chemistry in the country have dcvel.
oped rather startling fact that the sprout-
ing qualities of last years crop of No. 2
spring wheat has been seriously damaged
owing 10 the excessive heat which prevail
ed Just before the harvest of last year in
various parts Of the West, notably Mime.
sofa, and in consequence OF which, a large
quantity of the wheat crop is utterly ruin.
ed by the blight. This fact is of incacu.
liable Importance to farmers out West. No.
. spring is the grade which is generally
used for sowing purposes, and it is fear.
ed-unless the farmers are promptly IN
formed of this timely discovery as to the
destruction of last years products, and
make ample allowance tor it in their ar.
rangements for sowing this spring-that
the next crop will not equal 80 per cent OF
the usual product 1t is stated that dam
age to the sprouting capacity of the ker-
mel is not such as to affect its value tor
milling purposes Outwardly, to all ap.
pearance, the kernel is plump and unem.
paired. But it is the structural interior
growth which IS affected. The discovery
Of these facts is timely indeed, and il
properly promulgated, may avert pretty
disastrous consequences, such as would
surely follow on a general use Of damag.
ed wheat for sowing. At the same time
the ceact is one Of great importance to all
who are interested in the price Of wheat
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-20
VOL. Ill.
BELIOIT ITEMS.

Mr.. Sheppard who talked of locating g
at Beloit, has bought out the Rock Rapids
Reoie,o. Success to him.
Every week brings loads of house.
hold goods belonging to families locating
in Dakota and Iowa.
The Rev. DR. Hoyt is able to be out
so we learn, and we may hope 10 sec him
Sunday at the Bcloit School House.
The sociable will be be held at the res
idence of Dan Carpenter next week Fri
day night, an enjoyable time is expected.
Forrest Rowlcy has left for Dubuque
to attend school. We wish him success
in his thirst for knowledge for he Is a de-
serving young man.
The Sioux City JournaI says in an ar
ticle on railroads: "All indications sug
gcst that the Milwaukee road will cross
the Big Sioux at or near Bcloit, and pass
north of west to the Missouri opposite the
mouth Of the White River.
Mr. Madole and family arc stopping g
at the Reynolds House, also sister Mrs
Cross who has opened millinery estab,
lishmcnt in the same building with Ma.
dole & IIinlley, the new firm located in
the old supply store Beloit We wish
them success.
The Rev. Mr.. Avery came up from
Sioux City, to perform the funeral services
Of Conductor Merchants little girl. A
more beautiful sermon we have never
heard. 1t was listened to by an apprccia
tive audience. The Rev. Mr.. Peterson
made an appropriate prayer, and the sing.
ing, by our 20 ung people was very affect
lug.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Manden is the present terminus of the
Northern Pacific and opposite Bismarck.
A steamboat is expected at Yanktcn
daily from St. Louis.
Trains on the Northern Pacific have
been blockaded the past week with snow.
There are signs OF trouble among the
Sioux up above TT. Randall. General
Sheridan is preparing for al ut.brcak,
which may possibly occur.
A prairie fire occurred near Gayvllc al.
so last week and done great damage :
Several horses were burned IN stable
and it is thought that the owrer was so
badly burned he will die. About 15O ties
and telegraph poles burned on the Dako-
ia Southern.
One thing can be said of O'Lea.ly: from
the day he started to walk in public the
first at the old West Side rink, where for
days he ploddcd though the slop with
ahalf dozen spectators shivering about
him, down to the present, he has always
behaved himself in modest manner, TAX
ing upon himself no airs and making no
boasts. Hehas made good deal Of mon.
ey and used it generously, to make his
own family and his aged parents comfort.
able, aud for this lie deserves crcdid.
Bismarck, March 12. Gen. Rosser fin
ished taking up the temporary track on
the ice this morning. He worked all
night, quitting NJ I O'Clock. The rails un.
der the water he hauled out by locomo-
tive power. A storm swept over the work
era during the night, but the iron was all
saved. Five hundred and thirty.eight
loaded cars were transferred on the ice-
Teams continue 10 cross on the ice to-day
but it is not very safe business.
Courier: We understand that a terrible
causualty happened toa farmer living near
Gayville, last night. 1t appears thar prai-
rie fires were raging around his home, and
when his buildings caught fire he went to
| his barn to save his horses, and while there
aboring to save his property he fell pros.
trate with sutfocating smoke and perishcd
in the flames. -Four horses were burned
TO death. 1t is a sad affair and when all
the facts are known it may be worse than
we have told it.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-03-20

hangs like dark thunder cloud over the
future of our country"
Look at the eulogiums passed upon
jeff Davis the other day when the Pension
measure was under consideration, and
then see how quich the southern papers
rally to their second.
The O&olona southern paper In CON-
menting says "Thc day will como when
Davis will take his name in history and
public affection by the side Of Washing
ton, while Grant will will be named as a
traitor and hlssed along with Benedict
Arnold" The Georgia Chronicle says,
Davis was unsuccessful, but he commit
tea no crime. Let him remain stcadflst
The ex-Prcsidcnt Of the confcderacy has
the sacred trust of not dishonring IN his
own person by a craven petition for forgive
ness, the holy cause of the south, which
though tramplcd upon is rot lost, and
never shall be while there's an echo lcft''
These are but snow flakes compared
TO the huge hail stones the hot headed
! southcrnors are gathering for their battle
for $780,, and these are not isolated cases
the sentiments is growing and will be fed
by the first banquet Of power they will
now partake of at the present session.
For one we thiIk it is we'll for the Repub
lican party that the democratic dance has
commenced this early. will make ''fur
for the hoys' and no fiddler to pay.
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA L.
I'd Judicial District Lincoln county
In the District Court within and for said Lincoln
county.
John n. Carpenter and
Aurora Y. Carpenter PFG
A9AINRT
Harry L. Ram sdall, Deft.
THE TERRIroRY OF DAKOTA SENDS oRRETINo;
To harry L. Ramsdall, Defeadapt.-In the name
of the Territory Of Dakota. You are hereby Sum-
moned and required to the Complaint OF the
above named Plaintiffs which was hled IN the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the District Court In and for the
county Of Lincoln at his office In the Court House
in Canton, D. t. on the l1th dry Of July 1878 and
70 serve copy OF your answer upon the subscriber
at his oce in the village Of Canton, Lincoln ccun-
y D. T. within thirty days after the service Of this
Summons on you, exclusive OF the day Of such ser
vice, and IL you fall 10 answer said complaint within
that time the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated st Canton, Lincoln county, Dakota Terri
tory, this l1th dsy Of July 4. D. 1878.
]. w. TAYLoH,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
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NOTICE.

U. 8. LAND OYHIcK,
Sioux Falls d. T., March IL, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Henry Dockstaaer against Betsey Olsen Opland for
abandoning her Homestead Entry No. 7747, dated
Oct. 16, 1877, upon the South West 4 OF Section 2s
Township 96, Raoge 81 in Lincoln county, Territo-
ry Of Dakota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office tho 11th day Of June, 1875
at O'Clock p. i., to respond and furnish testimo.
ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
b. F. CAMPRELL, Register.
46-k J. NJ. WAsHBURN Receiver.
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Mrs. J. Andrews & Mrs. 1.W TattershaIl
RELOII, Iowa. Would announce to the public
~ that they are pre- Jared to do Dress and Cloak
Making in all the latest styles. We will also do
plain sewing. Rooms over Mado9e 4 Hinkleys
Store. Give us a call.
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CANTON Pc DIRECTORY.

sorthern daily mail arrives every day except sun
,.,"tT sv M. Departs every day except Sunday
Norbern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
await 7:Oor.M. Departs every day except Sun
"; "G;"tor and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
IFridsy ct l2M. Departs same days at p. NJ
I% %anton Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
,r.M Departs every Saturday, at 6 A. a.! M; :nn,,rs
nmca nren from A. NJ. to = 2. NJ. On sundays
U 10 p, NJ, and one hour after the mail ar
,iyes from the North.
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-" --latest style prints at Dawson Bros.
Fairview.
Mems Plow Shoes cheap at Dawson
Bros, Fairyiew.
cD~Dry wood, $3.50 per cord at Davi
son Bros, Fairview.
EB-Take your Butter, and Eggs to DAY.
inson Bros, Fairview.
GB" A load of dried fruit for $l.00 al
Dawson Bros, Fairvlcw.
-sB~ Corn and Oats taken in cxchang sc
for goods at Dawson Bros, Falrvlew.
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T EMARS, IOWA, corner 9Th and Washington
IL streets. G. II. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc-
eessor to NJ. Thiltgen). well-furnished table, and
slesn airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Iiv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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Home Markets.

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wHEAr-No. 2, o5 to CSC; No. ,, IS 10 6sc; No.
1, 45 to 48c.
OArs-18c.
CoRN-18o.
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PoRK-S250 q $500.
FGGs-Sc
BUTTRR-10c.
BEANs-S3.G0.
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CoAL-Ft. Dodge, $500. Moingona, $3.50. La
sale. S7.J0.
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