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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

We will sell our entire stock of frst-class BOOTS
and SHOES at prime cost, our stock is entirely
too large. This is no humbug, as a visit to orr
store will positively convince You. We name a few
Pebble Butt. Shoes. 81 AS DO. fine Kid Butt Shoes.
plated heel, $l:4S; do: fine Kid Butt Shoes worked
butt hole, 81 20; do. finest Kid Butt. Shoes.
worked butt. hole. 81 to S. 30; do finest Common
Sense, best quality. So 25; Misses fine Kid Butt.
worked butt. hole, Sl.45; Children's same kind,
worked butt hole, 81. 20; do. good Butt. Shoes,
%, 4S. 62 and 75c Iufants do, 20 to CSC LADIES'
Slippers from 20c. up; Mems CATERS and Walking
shoes. 81, 81 %. 81 As to S4 do fine Boots from
81 30 up; do: heavy Farmers Boots 81 80 20 81 SO
and many other goods too numerous to mention.
Cousins fine Shoes in all widths and at astonishing
low prices. Spring heel Shoes for children, OF
every kind. The entire stock must and will be sold
without reserve; therefore come early as posi-
Die, as You can save money by buying now. Polite
attention TO ALL and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remember name and NUMBER
6INSHEIMER q BRO.
SOS 9TH ST., bet. II and I.
Branch Store, 14O Bridge ST., G'tn. NOPE I'm
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let Politics Alone.
Detroit Free Press.

A real clean. nice l9rking old couple were al
the Lion depot yesterday 10 take a train going
south The husband vas nearly 20 years old
and pretty lively. anG The wife was only a year
or two behind hin. with a voice that meant
business every time she opened her mouth
There was considerable political talk around
The depot, ana The Old man at once became in
teTeSted.
.'FVe been over in Canada In the woods for
The last two weeks and hain't heard thing"
he explained. is the lection over with?"
y IS, replied one or the men.
Many riots and knock doWns?n
THOUSANDS OF them"
al used TO be the worst man around the mills
you ever see, continued the old gent as he spit
On his hands. 1--WE seen the time It took four
constaoles 70 hold me-
Peter, what are you doing here?" asked the
Old lady as she suddenly appeared.
FINDING Gut about politics.
What kind"
'-An kinds"
Well you let politics alone and come into
The waiting room.
Purity soon. So they had riots aud knock
downs; eh? Lord. don't | wish 1 had been
Peter called the wife.
y IS, IIn mere. suppose the Candidates
set up the drinks, didn't they?"
Great shakes: BuJ wish I'd been over here
TAKE IL alon- about AZ years ago and after
had three drlnNs down II took the whole whig
party TO Aold nee. NV great hold was in clean.
the ballOt-boX.1
Peter. want you called the Wife.
YES. Nancy. Vel which side"-
Peter was choGed OF right there. Nancy got
hoid OF MS eClaf and lifted his heels of The
noor, whiried him around, and headed him for
the waiting-ToOm with the remark
AFTER you have lived with me another 40
years you II 1earn That when say Peter don't
mean PauE The Idea OF your standing out here
talhlhE ponies Wnen we've got to LOOK around
Ior piece OF BED cord 10 tie that old satchel up
or lose half our buds. Pite,-
Mh s ' h eslne out 10 lake the train the old
man na0 MS eye out, and seeing the Elan WAC
had answered his question he asked
Nv 40 Old you say was Iscted?"
He TaSyet on the last ygord whom tba vita
oroughI ner handbook down on top his head
with the exclamation
.'Shet up
That ''shet" him. He looked back once with
sorroWfQl, injured air. but she punched him
In the back with The box and be hunbly entered
the car ana Vas driven into the seat on the
side next 10 the dark wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

burning OF the house of Joseph Frfsby, near
Shurch HILL Nd. by which four children per-
isned, Is supposed to have been caused py the
use OF coal Oil for kidding purposes. The
90 had been In the habit OF sattrating her
81 aIiaaanpg with coal Oil In the presence Of her
o Of, boy and 1t is supposed he undertook to
Wt az, ner example, with terribly fatal results
even Ine dog and pig were Consumed. A
Srah grsb Fata5y seems to follow the unrrtu
have aSs ~ family 'a HIS wife and her sisters
past eighteen months, and only a few months
ming. WV oAii"ieu ny iSnt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

AN ALLEGED ELoPING COUPLES COOL RECEP-
TloN.-The English residents of Paterson, N. j.,
are scandal1zed over the arrival in that city, on
Wednesday evening, OF couple who are alleged
fo have eloped from Coventry, England. The
mails, with English paper containing an account
OF the elopement, reached Paterson before the
cooi reception, and were refused admission to
several places before they succeeded In obtain
Ing even temporary lodgings The couple are
Joseph Harris, an engine driver, about 81 years
old, who lived In Wellington street, Hill Fields,
Coventry, and Mary Ann Chaplin. Harris is
married, and has two children In England. 1t
is alleged that be got his wife to go on a visit,
and then eloped with the girl to America tax
iBe With him number OF articles, including
wearing apparel. money out Of his little boys
be.nk, and even bis baby clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

H.
probably amount to nothing"
IL tnen appeared that it was several days
since Florence had seen the notice, and she had
taken pans 10 inquire into the matter before
speaking TO me. She knew some one in Plain
vie who had Learned all the particulars. 1t
Iealiy was true. The business was good that
is OF lis Kind. COT course" our Informant
said sit did not pay anything Ike the law
and we hoped he was right. The peddler really
was going west, for he had money enough to
I'VE on, ana his wffes health demanded change
OF climate. He would sell cheap, and let us nav
In instruments. and we could rent his cottage
for very small sum.
IL did seem provldential. Riding about the
country, even In peddler's cart, had far more
attractions for me than toiIing In a factory
Besides, had a secret assurance that had no
capacity FOR toll and knew could drive any
horse in-Plainville, at least. Then the selling
my good looks Il believe l forgot to mentioa
these before), my gentlemanly manners nv
good nature, my persuasive address, on which
L had been complimented again and again
would all be OF the utmost service to me In thi !,
business and here had been almost tearln
my hair In my anguish at thinking that none
my powers were OF the least avail In the bread
and-6utter question.
And so We purchased the business by selling
some OF our furniture, and went TO PainvIlle to
Nv, i've. ] seriously believe that there is niche
despair, and comparing 1t with my present, 1
am grateful that can say that while then
Inought was so constituted that / could b .
ItiIHeT useful nor happy in life. now fihd tina
nave been endowed with abundant capacities
IoT pOtn usefulness and happiness, and that no
latent possess has failed OF bearing some
Iult. And Florence says the same thing about
herself.
Let me elaborate:
That tin peddler Is useful as well as an
honest member or society. who can doubt? He
DEALS In simple, necessary articles, and by
carrying them from door TO door he saves vast
inconvenience to numerous people. So much
for use.
The cottage We lived In was not strictly beau
ttful. but IL was comfortable and In a pleasant
place, with an orchard before It, and We trained
, 1880-12-09

their employers In mt rnistns wages. md adv,-
sE ssssfa s eH 'nens1 + S M G ssrf s
raHl stnlisiiug. it Is lciicvc TINT hy lilo tttno
4U' 'tHcntlers.
NJ lsi & TO cS'eas i &i!.a Il itailr%a. %Gi!s
i',cki,s 'l''wr rerr, iirI9iton lnrk II 7:1U lnst
evening. arcidentnlly u'lssc, his footng md fcl!
b1nca'n ., thu wheels: 1!nth lrxs VERY CRUSHED
s 3n-'ou,s. h e" The III accca:eS S' w"s 'S yca's
st 1si stree a11S Ia h%s "fts rstattse. e
sIlfug ut Ottnwu. who have t'crn 'iot't!etl. The
remains were taknn to tho MorRue ~ the police
s!Gi!et,ry: engineer. NJ. 1a Pc knvrn street,
Joseph 1owcrs. Of No. u shcri.lau place.
we Es"sf 4 ses s4m. ss F { u AS s.2,st 9.as
irss Il % @ sl eff%"t %SSt @Ss1s Ss ast !1 sey yss
"" ss" paftia,ly tfa"Fs. sn % Ses'ss "s er ~ %pns s
ttto Tor intoxicati.,s liquors was al'11M9*t M
nsontro9!e sho ' out of nsh tho
while nj tho family were nbetl. and htr absence
WA not natsed nnt! towart!s m"r1inK
stss sasa s 5 III ss s1' ear 2 ;o ss
sire. Morgan WIS 81 irish ufrth. 10 ycars Of a9u
hnd left tlyo children thn. .yolngoat 0nly years
md tho Jury ro.urncdn n verdict Of aeath from
exposure, In Nccors1arco With tho facts.
THANKFUL THAyELItis.
The con.netors' excursion party: which lett
this city for Snn FrnnclHIU CT tho IHth ut,, re-
turned yesterday, and Just befoN reachinK Chi.
euro met md unanimously rnesetl aeres of
I'll te wsy "I'r% fron, sS sa feseo 70 cheSso'
Owing to their extreme length 1t ls impossible
tn publish thant. bnt summary 1f tho pnrsons
case!
Railroads Theatres. q
, 1880-12-09

TIE Council nocts this evonIng.
I1tE Crib yestoriny WIS frce from leo, nnd no
further trouble Is anticipated.
CITr-EN1tNEEH CnEBIEis was on tho 8ck-ltst
yesterday, suffering frou iscvere cold con tract-
I'd III visiting tho Crib tho day before.
Two MORE Of tho new tire-cnRlncs ordered
some tue ago woro received ycstcrslny. Thoy
will hc tried to-day aud assigned.
AMONG tho building permits issued yesterday
was ono TO j. Zangorlc. to erect three- e-story
warehouse, corner Of Weeu nud nnyton streets,
to cost s5,ooo; md ono to A. sowka, IL erect n
two.story store and dwelling, No. ISL Clcaycr
etreot, to cost $3,0Qu.
C1TY-sEA1.Rn MACDONALD had long talk with
tho Mnyor Yesterday, and told him tho story OF
his connection with tho 1ewelry case. which
seemed TO entirely satisfy hltn., lie thinks that
d us tenc 70 ao anyhnK s9l %s wro e" %
LIEUT.. DoNE1ELp, Of tho Twclfth strcot
Station, had an extended Interview will the
Mayor yesterday. Whnt, took pace ts uot
ssns u o sst w qGa' te as h o Ss asEss @
in tho Police nopnrtt1uut which lAve bpen ,tll-
tcfpGtc.l Tor week or more. Thcre ls no doubt
| no one knows
THE Superintendent Of Sewers had nm inter-
view with Ilr. DoWolf with rciorcnee to sewcr-
gus yesterday. and hts opinion IL that al tho
trouble cotneA from tho fnct t!h.t no attenton Ia
drums. .Ho thinks they should 10 cleaned at
iIsalth neus.stsasss 10 !ooS attes sueh matters.
but i vii DO fo.'ud utterly impossible tti do
| era,ed il tho 1na!n sewcrs-1nttl d mlor5 thor
9ust, aupeFyis!on OF tug eonstrnutoa Of prtvato
snay TO cleaned oyery Gny, but 30 I,nK as tic
main Rewers continlle to frcd tho private !rnli!s
with sewer-gMs tho trouble wlil ox!st. Whit u
| npEt11p9, and, tho ordinances OlEht to bQ 50
, 1880-12-09

Tho Village TFnstoes inst TNestlA9 evening.
Tho report of tho Treasurer showud $1,000 On
hund Ut tho beginning ot tho month. The
Finance Committee was instructed to distribute
10 tho Wator Loan md othor bonds tho amount
duo, and u !nyost tho samo Ia village or 0oy-
ornmcnt bunt1a, as they thought best. The
Jtn!toury Committee was instructed to nuke m
0!tur fnr tho property tll4t obstruots tho OPEN
lux ttf HALLWAY AyotlIlG.
Charles =. ltNrtlutt was allowed IN extonston
of axty lays IN which To lnsh tho Maple ayuliu0
sowur. Ihu Collector rus aliuwoI until Jun, to
tuku nH tho ruuase OF thu vllLlKa assessments.
Il. u. FrtAt. tho President nf Tho Village Huatd,
has gpne to TGxas for blu hGulth.
, 1880-12-09

Fredcrtck Juasnu, 1851 Prospect. .nce uruaklyn &u
T. Il. boe. cunt.st, New O.lehns. .............. 2u1
Chatham Nit Bank. SUw iork...,....... .".... 2WI
Archibald =. raimpr, Anrotn, N. Y. tbyC.S.
vlbbgr. Now York; ........ ................... tm
]. Flousky. ScFmil1tUnvi1le, ,Ia.............. a1l
Jusoph MctilieCk III 11irti-av, Sew Y0fk.,... 1Nu
rnsrick Fux. Iii East 8'th.st. Now fork....... ~
". q. Tyrsnli, JlJ EIerckss-st, Sew York...... 10
j. \. Htutllcy, 1b3 Eurc-st, Npw llarep, Eunn zuD
Jean Muu!lc II KGrtcroo-st.. Nom Urlcnls....., ~
+. e, Victory ;a1 F1tsh.nv., HroDklyC.....r.. :a]
Edmund 1licy, u tugoys'av.. Brooklyn. H. r. hoQ
Htophan Krfegol. !s i q Cotnrrrclat.st. l5rupk-
lyn, k0Q
y. ii, EdsaI N9w iusk tbF Adams J:xptess}.... auu
Mere1AHta' Ex clh neo Nit Hank, Euw fuft... Luz
, 1880-12-09

Thonas Es.ey, 5s,, Cons'-st.. hotweea pseHr
md Johnxon. Stw 0rieuns..........+....--.
Miss t3ruco II. Whitney, GartIsur, Mass....... ~
Aug. NAuxot, VI Dccatut-hL. Now otlcans.....,. w
H. ii, t.uuxlns Cnltu,ds t'lst.yIyunEu Cv, yn,.., =
Juhn y. HAss, - I>ey.st, Eow yurk..".."....... J.
j.. +. Elotshlnnn,,B5 Avsnus u, Ss~ YoEk....."" y
, 1880-12-09

ny utssnkn. tho Agricultural lnauranca COM
paiy Of WATERFOWL, N. r.. WIS paoeu III tho
liat Ut losers by tho fro OF Monday oyentng ut
Il and II Canal strvct. Tint Company Insutns
only residence property, and bud noth!ng Ut tho
Rhuyo locatlou. Respectfully,
u. H. DuLLWINKLE.
, 1880-12-09

IS'n Wl'ilan AaessHSf 2sap Evansville, Ind .sop
John DAy, Myrtie.av.. brooklyn. N. Y.,.,,,.,. ao.
~ W. SURREY ht'mtuIn' M AsK:'.'.:..'......... l2i1
.oAH ."nusuaa'' "'o fsaal Stht'. ne" SUfk.,.. ig1
tAsp' "' ~ 1ens"n' nc" sofxs."....' 2an
, 1880-12-09

Jacob 1sabIncr Gu t;rant It,. Now York
Hiax stprn, New fufk (by AtIalas Express)..... ha
II. tssnll. II. Uppunhelin. u. Rosemb1um. VI
ChrystiS-st, New fosk.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
EIsza sut3ruin, Now York thY Albums E1rEcssh =.
William Mnttaews. Nit. ves1,un, n. y.......". y
, 1880-12-09

"HauXsl OH IsRtA,'s
ASK druggists for lsoIlxl, on Naty II c!cara out
rAts, M!cc, Fo4cles, bud.Luvs, ute, l6c, buxea.
, 1880-12-09

George II. Davis lit Chnnlbors-st, Nuw York Es]nD
---. Ciinton~st,, ,}iruo&iyn................., 1ap
Mrs. 3Ary Loo. usalsan,.av., nFooktyn. liza
Jacob shpscyt 6ah buHer9, Now iork........... G0a
, 1880-12-09

DRAWING OF MAY II, e3o
Thomas O. HeaIe. Hard Times, La......,......f 5u
John Caiaba.,, Sly Fu!tot-at-. Iraokiyn. y. ". 2
Jarina1o~sky i MntkGt, 81 Canal-sL, NJ r...... 23J
, 1880-12-09
DIVORCES.

DIVORCES.
Tho following bills for divorce flG yesterday:
PAuk-A[a&asie. froM Janl0s IT,. on the grounu Ut
cruelty.
OF adultery.
t!l!EES-josophlno j., from John Henry for habit
uni ueunkenness.
JAc0bSON-Lou!sa from Jacob ltlchnsd, for do.
spFti0n.
, 1880-12-09
THE CITY.


GEouOE WILKINSON, Of He'd WlnRs MIMI. Ii NJ
tue Sherman.
VIC. TAYLOR anil family, OF san FnncEsco.
aro Mt tho tfrcttopt.
MA1rtH l.. RICE md daughter, Of Springfield,
O., arc Mt Tho fremont.
n, J. Np11.ASEY. 1T Tho Cincinnati Bousharn
1lAilroad. is ut tho Gardner.
stAnrtN klSaMAS. Of reoria. Canat Com
missioner, Is at the raclno.
a. +. .EtMoRE, rrcsdont Of tho WISCONSIN
stato uonrfl Of Charities. Ia Mt tho l'aciilc.
TIE fcast Of tho immaculate Conception waa
duly observed yesterday III all the ltonnti Catho"
lsc church Cs.
JUDGE ". f. CARTER. rlattcs1tlc, Wis.,; Judge
G. 4. ileaehcr, pt Cueinnntl: and Judge Charlca
Mason. Of Burlington. fn.. aro Mt tho Facso'
ANS SULLIVAN, charged with killing innr'
with becr.kcg. w3s yesterday at1attcd to bnfl.
with Augustus Vnn 1urcn md Fred IL. Mitchell
MS suretics
S1rEnrrr MANN ycstcrt1ny served four cxccu"
ttons upon tic stock Of George Guy. tho crock
cry-denlur, whose snisfortunes nlyo already
been referred to.
THOMAS r17zuEnAhn and Timothy 1so,aud. mr.
rested on tho charge or stealing SONG slothtng
nI.tI .uoner from MIN by tho nntng of Higgins,
were honornhy discharged ycstcrday.
r. r. WifoHT: Superintendent nf tho Western
Ma!ijck, stirerntent!ent 1t 1a,annpolls; and 9.
y. nosa. Superintendent Mt Columbus, O., are at
tho PaclfC.
TrE manufacturers of woolenwaro held their
rcunnr traae ncDtfnH Mt tho 6r'!t,d paclt!n
Hotel yestcrtny afternoon for tle regulation Of
rites and the consideration ot othor matters Of
interest to tho trndc only.
slanassc, optlcIan. a slad'son strgrt T1lnuxn
unilJlngh was Mt =. M. tlcgrec; a.: H., zcro:
% n. m, ahove: II n: NJ. :; II n.. 4; r. NJ 4;
3p. Hl.. 8: 6 y n1.. " b:tD y. H., s Harometef.s
g. ILL.,. rSSf.$3. y d., FyiN
, 1880-12-09

EAnne1 Warner. Decatur, ,ill......,...,,,.ft = ton
Frank 1latton. Engine Company No. 10, Carlton.
n.y. nfooS1fn: h0n
=. Al. uoet'lnR' Ne~ I'D
deoFae Jnmes, Na~ Isl
, 1880-12-09

Tho popular and i0nR-estubltshct tlertstA.
nrs. hGChcahey. hAv0 tho rush. % beat eut.
, 1880-12-09

ii. zachnrlas, 10 i5ow0ry. New York. Sam
1osph T. Landry. Uonh!laonyiIlo, I.u,,,,.... III
Iua1ph II. BtGFmnt. NGw yosk.........,,,,..... Snn
=, y, tF' en ".tuv 2H
~. ~ r1:ana9', rem y tosk .''".'.'........".. 5nQ
eAt''s A'e'1eo''' " n''""''c'ssr e1ook!fht.. AUD
, 1880-12-09
Conditions Of the Subscription.


arrtt, AUTHORIZATIONS t.tIrL. III nan III, sran.1
,na'.,ax" r n.S.n,a -. tn,aw., " '''' wv ''~A'"
~ ~. I frono. ~. ri 81, ~ 80 ..t'.crtntto,
~ s".s t. *y ~. ,i.. NJ - ~, ,s,n ,xt.h,, .h,..x
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VII ~. '' ,, n :" ~. s ,,, -, .,.,. a.. o.u .
MnI w uesneu aecessa! " ',o eu"mS .. t nu ,1ns
ual!on' no.co ~ rs. w W pu@ea ~. ''a.n ~ .sa
."'oo lso"ss u. ~ ~. ~ "s ~. ~ s. "u tn,. s ~
w nAuu oo4". .,' no "A o"o ''"' '''A ~"
oa!a III aunss1.plt"n
Atee pnsmeht III @ottR"cs tao snaFes s1ln ~ q"
cnahse" 1oE oonas' ~ t"o co"sentoA sa' 'sos~"o'a'
ees a. Renosa. ulest!ps.
ihe owner Or oach t"eht5 saases VIII pa e"u''oo "
oHo vow ~ Wy AuHotu! taeotlHka'.
~ t"9 t"tS u peE ceht W ~ hums paa !"
wiz " p"1o "utlhk tho uto9toss u Lo "otx: 49,
!.13tty Pet ctht ~ sne NV thInaes W.! ~ u'ts
ltootea ~ we bn"1eno'oesa ooeoF"ts " taa 'esms
Q! orRan'sn1lon'
the requirement. 1oF onlca' qaolauom VIII 10 ta''
in Eifttn,w ant AaEit.t,A ~'
cu rho III. NH. ma Or ~ ncrrml,cr ,saa
Tho 1Intrbuio, Of sharas uutuurboti Viii b. made
nru rat pf the .ptat subscriptions wthuut distinction
Of Nationality,
Tho following privileged 9ubscrtnont are not sub.
q and ae,ovsto. Of tho Sue.
Sn ss'e 9 sse s.
tae sue. Canal =. co@'aas: - -. a..
et@.s ~ 'i1 80 ~ ~" su,,.'" 1ss
tos,, .b"ro. In n,o"or.ton 10 I1er fsror
, 1880-12-09

u31 pftxea, amounting fo.s..... s.'.,.,,r'tsssi.
ubN. q. Il. tIEAltREGA}&vv ~ r.
uEN, juAAL \. EA nMann;,nI n .,iotlstk
Ann,lcaHnn for sntes u eubs shan,,1 ,i,Ssn 1ns "
"WsitS fSf circulars u ssaa 9rdsfs 4 y u1,aaUN.
Now 0slaosls As@
Or 4ane poFson Ut ,.,. Hs.v York
"o' o'S tMGWWAx *N tM:}f N.
of III IL ssllo-s+. chieaso' ~
N. A-All eorrespondeace soaua w .~rs tbsp,-
Dauphlu ~ nbova. In all cases Wv .'.,,. re,td.
sovos are sent. And xkv1h elfcataAs ..,,,.lnx 70
culos oF anything Instead ANY Wv .,,t.a, On hIa
orrar upytlnR ulsc W circular os osaass '..',,xx
o~n . eshalT @ ~ Or tha. Of IN, company. ha sw'S'lA
, 1880-12-09

!tn91s M ,, VI ns,uas9Ma.oMs M !os sS~ta 1snn rsvi.e
,'r bni,,v isiy Snyr rr ssG ~ s.
I's,, es1 S,sSa, H., u. sao, ~ 1e!a n.8c
q. q. lIApt.EY, lonoral 3Iatlngor OF Ohio Cen.
trul lslrnad; }, 4. Hills. tielrrnt Freight Agent
s!slaht Heiofni hrolKht Il, agent of tho rcns!ey-
Van'! ltatsoaa; q; u; CiArke: 0:!icr,t l'urehas-
9 t9Gnt % o. tn1 smln ro,He itat!roa.; 9: IL.
ushSFl a. o,tisTi.httGtant i.att1 8t tf3 Chien.
Innera! supsFintendGnt M Or ti'o ku1,sas guy. st.
~ Eonnoil lt!nHs ItatlF99u; ctInElex 'f4pnatl,
foa.!; f ano +; J. Weekor. s.,lerIntsntrnt 9f tho
, 1880-12-09

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

Having passed several sleepless nights
disturbed by the agonies and cries of 9
suffering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was
Just the article needed, procu ed q supply
for the child. On reaching home and
acqualnting his wife with what he had
done, she refused to have 1t administered
TO the child, as she was strongly IN favor
of homeopathy. That night the child
passed in suffering and the parents with.
out sleep. Returning home the day fol-
lowing, the father found the baby still
worse; and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the o to attend to some domestic du-
ties, and left the father With the child.
During her absence he administered a
portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept we'll, and the little fellow
awoke in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change. aud although
at first offended at the deception practic-
ed upon her, has continued to use the
and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A sin.
gle trial of thu Syrup yet failed to
relieve the baby, and overcome the pre-
JUDGES of the mother. Sold by all
Druggists, IS cts q bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

The Deadwood Press has written itsel
another political letter, this time dating il
at Yankton. Like its Bismarck predecessor
It essays to give the political situation in
the kow kounties, of which it assume.
Ysakton to be the headquarters. Like its
hyperborean forerunner it scatters all over
the target and succeeds in hitting several
men and occasionally puncturing a truth.
As the letter announces in the outset that
the ringm Asters of Yaukton are so entirely
non.committal that no human being can
form an idea of their intentions, it il not to
be expected that any one will be asked to
believe the representations which follow.
Raymond and Bennett are discussed and
inally Chief Justice Shannon Is brought in
to the field as one who possesses winning
elements. The letter assumes that Yankton
feels sore over the way in which the Hills
bulldozsd the last convention into an accept.
ance of its candidate, and that Yankton is
determined to ..get even" in the coming
convention. Herein lie an error which We
make hsste to correct. The result of the
last convention was e%minently satisfactory
to Yankton and without material aid from
the "rins masters" here, the Hills could not
have achieved its success. Therefore.
Yankton will not enter the lists a. an op ,o.
nent Of Hills ideas in the coming politi.
cal contest.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

The house committee on elections met
again on Tuesday without disposing of the
Washburn case. General Keller finished
the reading of the report of the minority,
and then Manning. Of Mississippi, offered q
resolution declaring that Washburn is not
entitledst to his seat. Congressman speer, Of
Georgia moved that the resolution lie over
until Kelfer's report could be printed and
examined BY the members of the committee.
Keller offered q resolution instructing the
chairman to obtain from the proper author
tiles in Minnesota certified copies Of the Or
iginal returns from Isanti county. speers
insisted on his motion that the whole subject
be postponed until Thursday, which wa
carried. In the meantime Keller will en-
deavor to have the report printed. This is
the shape Of the move to Dust Washburn Is
detailed in the special dispatches of the 16sh
inst,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
4 CHARITABLE VIEW OF II.
Rapid City Journal.

That DR.. G. W. Myer, chairman of the
democratic central committee OF Dakota,
has formed q matrimonial alliance with one
who was formerly q nymph du pace is now
Il matter Of general comment 10 public and
private circles, and The Journal, simply
discharges q duly to lis readers 10 giving It
as 90 item of passing local news, Various
have been the comments. Our say il, thai
1t is Q matter 10 which the general public
have no right to intertere-it Is q matter be
tween the doctor and his newly made wife
exclusively; but we are free TO express the
opinion that Dr.. Myer has shown more
manhood and true moral courage In taking
the step he has, in the face of 9 frowuing
world. than he would have done BY associa.
ting with the object of bis affections with
out having thus voluntarily taken upon
himself the legal and moral obligation to
protect and cherish her. Aud if she hence
forth leads q pure and true iise-as We have
no doubt she will do we have 20 less an
authority for II thsn Jesus Christ h,mseIf
that abe will be deserving of more credit
than thnse of her fercely. d~euouncinR. reg
u'arly church going sisters who went not
sstrsy"
"Among the pit. falls in our way
= The bess OF US walk bllndiy;
~ m1n be ~ATy, watch and pray,
And treat your brother kindly"