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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-08
WOLF POINT.

Large Band Of Hostile Sioux South OF
tho Line.
Special Correspondence OF 1.-THE Bismarck Tribune
Fort Peck Indian Agency, Feb. S-Abou,
twenty lodges OF hostIl.s have come lntc
Poplar Greek, from north of the line. They
eport the entire hostile camp on this side
of The Inc. The buffalo have been scarce.
'he,r horses have. many Of them. died from
.xposurr and want of food snd the indians
have bren compelled TO suhsist on the
bodies Of the frozen horses A few hostilee
have turned IN their guns and ponies to
Msjor Porter 10 order that they might draw
rations
White Dog. one of the Assinaboinps
returned with his party from his val sgains
the Grows; he had three scalps.
Tom Campbell arrived at Wolf fOin
FROM Fort Assinaboine this p. N He b..
the contract for T. Powers new store
this place. Tom reports any number an
all kinds Of indians alorg The Great Bend
He says he saw about two hundred lodge.
OF hostllcs strung along the way dow1
Milk RIVER.
Thos. Henderson %asionished the resi- eutt
If our town by his Temperance among US
lie brought with him about fifteen railroad
sleds loaded with goods to fit out q store
and permission totrade on T. Powers license
The Indians were delighted to ''patiska'
(white bread) back and during The pas,
week they have kept Tom lively tearing
off calico and pulling robes oyer the c0un--
'er. Opposition makes trade lively and tht
Indians are getting from six to eight dol
lars for head and tail robes.
IsHTAH SAPPA.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
MINES AND MINING.
runnsnAr. AnrIl a-P. N.


Mining shares continue to be dull, and there
seem to be one or two weak spots remaining In
the market. which must be "cleared up" before
any important movement may be expected. LII IL
evident that there is a strong disposition 10 Duy
some stocks and the effect Of the buying would DO
to advance their prices. but the disposition no
sooner shows itself than the movement is checked
by n serious decline in the prices of ore or TWO Oh
the fancies7 Thus, whilo there exists on under
tone of real strength for of the good proper
ties the bad behavior Of some of the doubtful
stocks makes the market appear TO be weak. 10"
days transactions generally call for little comment
At the Stock Exchange large business was done IN
Sutro Tunnel. with an advance to 2ls' and the
stock closed at that bid. Little Phtsbnrg
after selling at Sl2. closed unchanged at sS4 Carl
bou sold at 9, and Climax at 23s Standard was a
higher at 2912 and bid Quicksilver preferred adj
vanced from COLI to 63. At the Mining Board, the
principal features were the decline for Caaveras
from l. O5 to 850S0, and the further drop in South
Bodie from ~ TO %. These declines exerted more
or less influence upon the general market. 80 that
Buckeye after rising cents to SO, fell to d. Great
Eastern weakenedto 49, and RappahannOck fell to
32933 A large business was done in Hukill be-
tween 2.65 and 2.S0. with final sales at 270 Green
Mountain was strong at 3.25033O. South lIito
declined . cents to 10, Gold Placer was steady
at l. and Climax, after rising to 2.4J closed at Z3o
The market closed feversh and unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
SPRING VALLEY HYDRAULIC GOLD

Incorporated under the laws Of New-York.
Location Of mines Butte County, California.
Capital stock. 5000, 5000 shares; par value 81.
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNAsSEsSABLE.
OFFICERS:
president. EDWARD BATES DORSEY.
Vice. Pre- sident and Treasurer. CHARLES NJ. FRY.
Secretary, NORMAN S. WALKER.
Trustees Charles NJ. Fry A. Foster Higgins, r. NJ. Pnlsi
fer James W. Smonton Edward Bates Dorsey William 8.
Nichols Benjamin c. Arnold. Henry NJ. Taber, Edward A.
Flint
Principal office; 81 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
This the company which ORGANIZED under the
pces OF the Mining Investment Company The
property tho most valuable hydraulic
ing property has this and ltd record
is second 20 none in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

this is useless for her biographer to insist the
infinite poetry Of her festory." or to believe that
"her truly tragic fate VIII lay claim TO our pity or
that the IT must gain the apprectative sympa-
thy of poserfty."
II forgery, this Is undoubtedly very clever one.
Simply episode in royal life 1t viii gain reauers
and enthusiasts enough, whether 1t be genuine OF
whether 1t b. myth. ,,
As understand the letters to appear shortly In
an English dress
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
feaai Notices,

nAVISON, EDWARD Fin pursuance. Of
an order Tompkins Westervel ESQ., Surrogate Of tho
County Of Rcnmond notice hereby given 70 all
having agaiust EDWARD r. DAWSON. late OF tho
Town Casteon County Of Richmond deceased TO present
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber ct
transncng business OF the the oce OF
WEEKEs FORSTER No. 68 Wallst IN the City OF New.
95th April next-Dated October
iaw6aFn Esscatrx.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
THE PELICAN and DIVES MINING COM

THE PELICAN and DIVES MINING COM
l. PANY.
Organized under the laws OF the State OF New York.
silver Mines situated ut if.OHGETDWN,
In Griffith District, clear Creek county, Colorado
Capital Stock, S5,UU0O0Oj o OOJO Shares Par Value $40
each.
STOCK FULL PAID AND NON.ASSESSABLE.
Registrars of Transfers Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
TRUSTEES:
President Wcste Union Telegraph Co.. NY;
Henry Plant PRESIDENT Southern Express CO., y. ".
1, G.. BaDcUrk, Treasurer Adams Express Co.. NJ y;
d. ]. Carson, secretary southern Bell Telephone
Tel. Co, NY: J. III. MunsOn, Drexel Building,
Ncw.IOrk Albert Is. Chandler President
Atlantic ana Pacific Tel. Co.. \. Y. w. q.
HumaOne, Genl Supt Atlantic and
Pacific Tel. Co., \. Y; Theo N.
Vail Genl Manager National
Bell Telephone Co. Boston,
ThOs J. Brady Assist
Postmaster General Washington. De- Henry s. RUSSELL
Mass. General Francis }. Marshall. Georgetown
Colorado; James VI. Ormcs, Gem Supt Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Co., y. Y.
OFFICERSi
NORVIN GREEN, President.
HENRY y. RUSSELL Vice. President.
THEO. n. VAIL, Vice e.Presiden;.
r. IL. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
GEORGE &. WILDE Secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. New.York. lCouroo,
JEROME r. MANNING, Worcester, Mass So""'0N
Principal Office i97 Broadway, Room SO, Western Union
Building, NeWforks
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
OFFICE OF THE W

OFFICE OF TnE WARD CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY. 6B Broadway. !
TDHE Transfer Books of this Company will
Il close on MONDAY. March 20, at o'clock ana reopen
w. B. DICRERMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Alinins.

M AYFLOWER CONSOLIDATED GOLD
wi AND SILVER MINING co.
Organized urder the Laws Of the state OF New.YOrk.
Capa tock 100 OUD Shares: Par Value, $40.
Location OF Mines:
IDAHO SPRINGS. CLEAR CREEK COUNTY COLORADO
Office No. lGl Broadway. New York.
GRINHEfL BURT, Pres. ROBERT J. 4. WHITE Sec
hcglstrar OF Transfers, SION TRUST COMPANY, y. X
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
III.
MASTERPIECES
0E

ENGLISH LITERATURE
Being Typical Selections OF British and American Author
shin from Shakespeare to Time; together with
Defnons Notes. Analyses and Glossary aid TO sys
tema;ic Study For In High and Normal Schools
Academies Seinnaries. &C. BIZ WILLIAM sNlNloN'
Author "Harper's Language SERIES" and Gold MedaS
Paris position. 1873 With Portraits Grown Svo CLOTH
s1-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
".
THE DIARY OF A MAN OF FIFTY
ANDA

BUNDLE OF LETIE
By HENRY JAMtS.Jr 32mo. paper, rs cents; cloth, 40
cents.
For keen Intuition polished satire writer OF mol
e times surIasscs the OF these delhtf papers In
tie Bundle of Letters he describes IN the most happy and
etcr;lnIng manucr pccuiaes Of certain class OF
Americans their travels abroad"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

The instamnt Of English historical work which
promises form most valuable addition TO the eeneray
accessible information OF the most
e. complicated periods
OF Dutch otcal life. His grasp Of The general
European history with whicn he deals Is az vgor-
that exhibited in the Life and Death OF JOhh Oh
Barneveidp-[ Saturday Review, london.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
THE THEORY OF THOUGHT.

A Treatise Deiuctive Logic. BY Noah X DAVIS Uni
vors ty of Virginia $40, Cloth 50 90.
"a very abe, thorough and SCHOLARLY treatise on the
science Of g1c on the OF Aristotle whom the author
considers the great and authority on the subject PFC
ies,or Davis Is an aeut profound thinker sound critic
Of scientific theories uncommon command OF
dacc illustration. His work ia almost exhaustive In its
character and az IL takes cOgnzance the most important
recent orcs likely hold higher RANK than any oil
its predects .ors."
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

The FairlaX Mining Company has lcyiCd an as
sr>siucnt of zoe. per share.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
filming.
'II'Lj,T1SIl 4 LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ mTlKER MONTANA.

4
Captal % 100000 shares, $40 each
opFICERs--President W. W. Wickes; Vice President
Michael SNOW; Secretary, r. F. Brooke
DIKECTORs-W.W Wlckes A. \. Barnes Alanson Irask'
L. NJ. Sheldon Michael snow, NeWYork' s. l. HauSer' Ooe
Saunders Montana. -
This company owns the largest Reduction Works in the
which they are producing bullion at the rate OF SSO9O day'
Their mountain sides easily deveoped ny sn
ne% ne1S aeeGegas SS 24oO feet il en veins
pe ton loOOO tons are on the dumps and at
oiiee, 10. 55 Broad-st New-York
A MIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
oFLEADvILLE, COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of NewYork
Capital stock s5OOOOOO; 100000 shares par value slo
shares fun paid and unassessaje.
OFFICERS
W. W. McFarand President. p b. Plumb, Vice President
Aug Ebert, secy and Treas J. flkins SupL of Mhc
TRUSTEES-R {. Kerens S L. Elkins W. W. Mcfarland
A. W. Gill. p b. Plumb, Charles g. Iranckyn Frank q.
Registrar TT1Rsfs T@Gn ns T5Ti Co. New r.
DALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.
Organized undcr the laws Of NewYOrk
Location Of Mines: LAKE. PARK and GUNNIsoN CoUN.
-0''"'''' TIES. COLORADO
CAPITAL STOCK. sloooc0oo 1000 900 shares par value
$40. STOCK UNASsESSABLh"
J.E pEYToN. President; JAMES HAvEMEYER, vice;
Piesiaent; EDwARD p coz. 1reasureri CHARLES
rTst = eyton ysr@ilye EdT%Ta E,, p cqs S
%S %sne James n% Iiavemcyer IS " Spencer Charles A. sher
James D. Fish r. H. Iocheser r. A. Pnlnt9 ~ W eoarco
Bankers in Colorado First Rational Bank Denyel 9naers
Tower Giding gs 4 Registrar Of Transfers In New-York
HitIneys ISs ana jerks NewYOrk B. NJ
Hughes Denver. Col. :. T. Rose Lradvlie'
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 81 XAssAU.sT.. NEwYoRK.
RASSTCK MINING COMPANY,
ID LOCATION OF M1NE. ROsrrA. COLORADO
Capital stock UuOOO shares par value, sl0o
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK e. BROWN. President
DENNIS HNAN. Nc,-Prcsdcnt.
WILLIAM =. HOYr, Treasurer.
HENRY .CUMMINS Secretary.
T.. =. BA>SICk.
Principal Office No. IL Wai.st.. NewVork
DIG PITISBURG CONSOLIDATED Sill
- WEIR MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws Of Nrw.York.
location OF Mines: FRYER NIL, LEADNILLE. COL
Capitl s-OUooOoO 2uooD shares par value 500
SHARES FCIL IAfB A&D uNASSESSABLE.
properties the Company cover Of q acres 10
ne centre Of The famous n ge En@Tn % AZ fTysr Is ar9a @
ana ,de, ih sp 81 o ine' aiT no@n@Sa oi aI
less and duncan the Invest the lnnax," Anne
an a ynr % % On a I% son. on E': r5onaiS % m ana tho
MSnf @ o S3 So na % NAV nG mec S 0aSs and Ce I nhl
OFFICERS:
TTfc,iiIg9. Tcs Ir Itt GE3WGE IITia + EhHIGpATp II LpAT
sccrrinv ABlAllAM i.EAkLE.
Treasurer. ROBERT j. fI'rlINU, Jr
Counsel. & II Nlsl.S i. SHAW.
Snn?nI.n% Mn.ss Gn.ae,r IN Go. &GP SifaI H FIE'oN
THU~ TEES:
George r.. rlanclard Hcw-N.tk william u. Lent New
YORK Mgitrr :. 1Tnyr Ncw rprsi m"~n'I - Hohi5,n' %
Chicago: John +. AlrNauirr. NrN-N"rk Nhi j.. Rrcri
Jamts IL. IinkrT NrW lUrk Edward r. Beach,
New. Ork Edwin L.. Bacon Nrw lOIk j. Il. SHAW Sew.
York L. T.. <ichu~. New -Nrrk.
Principal onlcc 4G Boree building. 10 Broadway New.
YORK.
RREECE MINING COMPANY.
IL
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

SALES FROM 2Lo O'CLOCK TO CLOSE Oy BUSINESS
O'CLOCK r,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Mem 11nbllrailons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:

HISTORY OF JOHN DE VIII.
History Administration Of John de Witt Grand Pen
sionay Of Holland BY Geddes Vol 1.-l623le54-
With Portrait SvO, Cloth 50 so.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

| vi 1. u. CoRTRIGHT & COMPANY
No 81 BRoADsT.. NEw.YOhK
tAer May stevens Building cor Wall and NassaustsI
FINANCIAL AGENTS ofthe Green Mountain and cherO
kee Gold Mining Companies
California Office: 3l4 Montgomeryst San Francisco.
Members New.York Mining Stock Exchange.
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
Ia COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF New.YorS.
Locations Of mines: SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO.
Capital STOCK slOOOOOOO 2OOOoO shares; par value 500
STOCK UNASSEssABLE
OFFICERS.
Csc9s Ere %etd:n GE2GfG GEGhE K qhFGEi K FKG1EBiNsoN
T,ca.i,.r S,eeiars: II lrti + fHSpENWAH iN = WhrrE
dc%tra drSaiaigG Manascr 1aat Ian iAMEs q Rth59wv
Bankers S!TIe %EnIcAN EXcHXNGE NATioNAL BANK
TRUSTEES:
George D. Roberts George b. Robinson Anson K saHord
Stephen V. White Jonas IL French, John d.
o,.o Prince EIipS ~ M@a9n h,,rrr. pr11D1Na
No iij Broadway, Ncw.York
SILVER ERA MINING COMPANY,
~ Globe District, Arizonal
CAPITAL, siOOo0OOO. SHARES sloo each.
STOCK UNAssEssABLE.
Office, 8 Droadst, New-York.
Directors-F a. Fogg, president: James Clyne, wee
president Clinton b. Fisk, treasurer j. T. Williams, secre-
organized with sufficient funds in treasury for all
quse mill and development purposes, and mine now pro-
OF 5000 shares Of the stock Of the above company e1sa:
sycy controlled by the undersigned for sae he low oilers
for a limited tmo 5OUO shares Ut tho price OIL
TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE.
Payments onehalf cash on subscription;
before for which receipts OF the treasurer OF the
Descriptive pamphlets ETC., on application.
s. r. VAN CAMPEN.
Boree Building I,go1ooIn, Room I'D -, vo-,,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

Ths admirable presents all those characteristics OF
construction incident style which have made the name
OF this genial and sympathetic author to thousands o
readers Oh both sides Of the Atlantic"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
filming.

AIining.
HUKILL GOLD AND SILVER MINING
| III o'>'- COMPANY. -,
Organized under the laws OF New, New foim. YORK. co,
pHcps ONCE sA No 10 5oa Building rooms IS
Capital sSSN q GGSESsSsSSSss$S. ssfEsi. par 'A
SE1 RR9%EE4hri MMfTE. 4resa1Tsr. REssd'nI
N.,nn A. eovaSO1. 1oAND of i'eS george r. seelv,.
Il B5ST1 81 ne y %as
HYDRAULIC GRAVEL MINE FOR SALE
III in California paying 100000 annually fifty years 10
terms f70FRS ee Broadway
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
L. Organized under the laws Of New.YorE
Iocation of Mine; LEADVILLE COLORADO
Capital Stock sIOOOOOOO; 100000 Shares Par Value $50
STOCK UNAssESsABLE-
OFFICERS:
President GEO. D. ROBERTS. ,vr,rr
GPSssa Gs1snIfE MaISSsT LANES W p IS skESYHEs kEYEs.
nnss nfaGaF FSSRrM ASSPs NA4fSAhL Ash shSk
TRUSTEES:
William H. Stevens Geo D. Roberts, Richard c. McCormick,
'On"' fins Eii stS stephen Y. White Geo; D. Robin
Principal omoe Rooms S q and g BohEEL BUILDING
II ING BEE MINING COMPANY.
Location Of Mines: BOD1E, CALIFORNIA
Capital $4,000 900; shares. 100000; par, $50
Organized under the lawsof New-York
STOCK UNASSESSABLE.
President A. J. sEyERANCE
treasurer. i. Z. PgEBES1Ess
superintendent T. W. BUzzo formerly Of Calumet and Hcca
Registrars Union Trust Company.
Counsel Holmes g. Adams.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. Boreel Building, 115 Broadway,
New.York.
7 TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION oF'MINEs LEADvILLE. COLORADO
CAPITAL STOCK. $40. OOOOOo-sHAREs 100000.
PAR s5O
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK President GEORGE D.
RoBERTs Vice President; DRAKE DE KAY. Sec.
retary: W. s. KEYEs General Manager.
Trustees: Jonas H. French, Of Boston; Anson F. K sat
ioid Of NewYork Jesse Spanding Of Chicago Ade6ert
mick OF New YORK; Abel d. Breed OF New.York: e. II.
X. Marsh, Of New.York; Edward Potter, OF New'York
George D. Roberts, Of New York. o--- ..,,..,
Onice: BoIeei Building, No. Ilb Broadway New.York
I TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
Ia MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
Organized under the laws OF New York
bic 100000 shares; par value SlOO
JEROME r. CHAFFEE. President
D. H. H. a AoSfMi Kikm%a, 2a sseretary %,rSslTFn'
Trustees
Jerome r. Chafee Charles G. Dodge, James d. Smith, A.
Dam Charles L. Perkins james I: soutter David g.
Draper Henry Havemever Hon. y. H. Rice. Mass.
james II. Chase. Providence, r. l.; H. A. W. TABOR.
d. IL MOnat. H., Denver, Colorado; Hon.
". II. Rarnum Providence.
General Manager OF the Mines H. B. BEARcE
Bankers First National Bank, Denver; First National Bank
New.IOIk.
Registrar Of Transfers Fourth National Bank, n !.
Offices BOREEL BUILDING. No. ll5 Broadway NY
I UWLAND CHEF CONSOLIDATED
IL SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Offices Iloreel Building lis broadway, NewY
capital, SiO 10000. shares, 100000; par, 500:
RceistraIs OF stOcs the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
CO., New-YOrk.
OFFICERS:
s. W. EY, President.
JOHN STANTON, Jr Vice. President
7. ". TORREY. Secretary and Treasurer
TRUSTEES:
Jose F. do Navarro Geo. A. HOyt
Joseph VI. Parsons, John Stant0n,Jr,
d. Is. Barnum, J. T. Aloxandef,
H. q Dickinson. d. w. Z. Wheeler.
Stephen Is. French A Arrange. b. W. Dorsey.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
A FOREIGN MARRIAGE;

BUYING 4 TILE.
4 Novel. Svo. Illuminated paper covers 10 cents In
" IIarpcr's Library of American Fiction"
"a brilliant ard ascnating the scene Of which alter
pas etNccr New Engaud village and the Italian city of
Florence The plot constructed with great SKILL the CHAR
acters are dcucate with that displays subtle and
varc. study, and the style is clear and SivaciOus.'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

FOR HER DEAR SAKE.
A Novel. BY MARY CECIL HAY. Author OF "Oid Myd'
dcltons Money" "NOras Love Test" &C. 4IO paper 10
cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-22

leisurely crossed the orchard and the lawn
Now. I'll introduce YOU to papa" she
said. "Only don't know your name
"Oh. perhaps he knows it, and will intro
duce me TO YOU. Meantime. call me any
thing you like"
So Sue walked straight up TO her father
and putting her hand on his shoulder, said !.
Papa, I've had an awful fright. was
chased by raging mad bull. and my puppy,
Rolla, ran away from me, and another, with
the very same name, saved me, so I've
brought him home with me-" nodding in an
Introductory manner toward the guest.
''Eh p said papa, looking up, and, catch
ing the expression Of the two faces before
him. he fell into the humor. and. as he rose,
said, with a wave Of his hand toward the
waiting table. "vcry well, my dear, vel feed
him."
SO Mr.. Roland Hanlcy sat down to the
table with sise rsiniiy. ana with an utter aiy-
.ence Of that unpleasant, restraint which
Mrs Wellington had remarked in his inter-
course with Miss Radstoek and. despite her
vexa;ion at Sue, the meal passed of agree
ably.
or course. this was not Mr.. Hanley's las,
visit to the Mcllingions--of course. there
were frequent calls. with walks and rides. in
all of which he fulfilled his promise Of tax
ing the very best crre Of Sue and when. a;
length. he asked the privilege Of taking
care Of her through life. she did no, say him
nav.
lately. when Mr.. Hanley was boasting
,ha, his wife had accepted HIM on their frs,
interview. BY referring him to papa, Sue
looked round and said
"iou were an impudeu, puppy that day
Rolla as y..- are still p"
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WANTED To BoRRow-"There' the old
flag. IL does me good TO see IT, To think
that fought against it! How singlerr Then
he wrung my hand and wanted TO borrow FIVE
dollars. This was the substance of conver-
sation which took place between the late
Artemas Ward and a son Of the South dur
ing visit of the former TO Richmond after
the surrender. Ii appears to be paralleled
on large scale in the present address of the
Democratic party to the country. 1t admires
the old flag it throws up its cap for the hero
of Getty sburg ito judge by its action it is
astonished to think it could have fought
against them both. But il wants to borrow
five dollars, to have the power and patronage
ofthe government, to compel the government
to dixie the Mississippi, improve the river,
and dig out the harbors in the Southern
States, pay doubtful war claims and pensions
to rebel soldiers who served in the Mexican
war, and. in short, its effusion of loyalty and
admiration for the old flag are as disinteres,ed
as that of Artemas Wards acquaintance
If We remember rightly Mr.. Ward wiped
away tear at the emotion of his friend. but
did not hand him over his pocket-book.
Providence Journal.
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"l;rOWing Young Again. -

A gentleman, the cashier of Western
bank, who had used Coupound Oxygen for
little over a month, SAYS in letter II
gained eight pounds while was taking it,
and almost began to think that was grow
ing young again. As had no distinct all
ment, but only general tense Of good. for
Aothingness accom- panied BY ertresse nerr-
BUSINESS and an inability to sleep long at a
time, my case is not so striking as many
others which have read of in your pam
phlet; bu, there must be multitudes in my
condition who would use your preparation
gladly If they knew Of it," Our Treatise
on Compound Oxygen, which is sent free,
contains large amount Of information in
regard to this new treatment. Address nRs,
STARKEY & PALEN. ll09 and iii Girard
Street, Philadelphia.
lv3O l6, ". COW.
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poetrp.
Robert Burns.

pohav& puvn.
A ploughman. who. In foul or fair,
sings a, his task.
SO clear we know not il IL IL
The lsyerock's song we hear or his,
Nor care TO ask,
A more ethereal harvest Yields
Than sheayes Of grain;
Songs fiush with purric bloom the rye;
The plover call, the curlew's cry,
Sing in his brain.
Becomes q flower: the Iowliest reed
Beside the stream
Is clothed with beauty gorse and grass
Aud .s-'a.', where h'- orot-sep> Pa-s,
lhe brighter seem.
u-,,,. ,,,.
Inc d1,Aness :i ione eot'sse rooms
~ ne ieeis tue iotce.
ne HeaehstVus uhu'f-'oW anu stress,
vi way whi passions, anu no less
Inc Aeeh femof~'
IL 'no,ii' .''.l' NJ, ~ WI, Wiz ~
ms "A, -"' "". n"' ""S hsF'
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Post Office Notice.

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notice from that department that the extra expen-
ses connected with opening and distributing
mails during the night tine will not lie met by the
Government. Notice IL hereby given that on and
Ar Nav 18Th the Ellsworth Pose oGce, viii Close
a dark and mails arriving during the night will
not BE- dissr1buted dill morning.
A. w. CUSHNAN, Postmaster.
Clswugsh, My l3th. -. NJ
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more. This time it came out all right, and
as he but,oned it up and serveyed himself
in the glass, the clouds passed away and he
smiled.
81 like it," he remarked. "the color suits
me and I think you have done very well.
my dear only" and he frowned slightly,
81 wish YOU would mark the arms and legs
so can distinguish one from the other, or
some day ! will present the startling spec,a-
Gle Of respectable elderly gentleman hop
ping around the beach upside down. That's
all"
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