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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Assembling of the knights.

Chicago, Aug. 16,-,rhe first dix; dy;i of the
= Triellnia! Conciavel Of knights fnnplar
of the United States opens to-nirht.
The air is cool, with every prospect OF
pleasant weather Throughout. Trains
with excursion parties are arriving az the
depots every hour, crowded to. Their Mt.
most capacity with knights and other
visitors. The streets present 4. scene Of
unusual animation5 ESPECIALLY along the
line of march, where ornamentation ia
most profuse. In the vicinity of the
lake front where the tents are pitched
and arches erected the crush has been
continuous since, yesterday morning. ex-
:. cept for a few shoijn after i4tlnight.I Tie
throng Is almost impossible at times
and the: enthusiasm increases with every
fresh arrival Of Communicates. The
various depots nre- ufff supplied with
: escorts for I gil incoming Knights
who are Shown ut once to thuif Tiiar-
ters. All trains arrived Il late on account
OF the numerous specials and excursion:
trains which are nInnhg.l A brilliant
display n made by isolated, bands. Of
.knightsf lwha qrcasipna lily Hanhttfongh
the streets. IS is but small Indication
OF what the magnificent body will be
when marshalled together in parade Of
tll!es tll&esdsy: . S4bseqRent to arill Yesterday
but owing to q failure Of portion to
announce their arrival, some t.inconyen-
renee ,s9I YES experienced M lin 2seating them.
Inc influx OF thieves, pickpockets and
burglars Is very large and they began
operations yesterday by capturing
uniforms ti from tents. The police have
been INSTRUCTED to- arrest ali known i bad
characters or even suspicious ones, and
: look them up during the conclave,, but
pe1ng numerlcaliy unequal to the heavy
task imposed Gen. Terence, brigadier
general commanding the first brigade Of
illinois national guards. has issued an M
order detailing 465i men itosbe stationed
at the camp under Capt. De- Moiei.
Over one hundred newspaper reporters
have arrived, representing the princinal
papers in the country; There has been
no general musical rehearsal, the bands
being for the most part late in arriving.
but the streets are we'll supplied with
musicians, whose appearance ALWAYS
attracts the crowd and elicits hearty
applause 49, - -
Among to-day's arrivals are comman-
deries from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Pales-
tine, lli,, Louisville, ,Iyanh9e, Reading;
Cyren, Ill, Monroe, N. Y, jackson, Tenn,
Colorado, Oil City, Pa, Albany, Wood.
stock, Vt, Rebecca, Pa, Philadelphia,
Pa, Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va, Coium.
bia, Tenn, and Galena, hi. At noon
about one-third of. the 100 tents on the
the lake front were occupied and $50 of
the 36S commentaries which are expected
had arrived. Tie Benzant commandery
of Baltimore gave. V. T.. Hulbut, Of
Maine, grand master, lunch, at: which
several toasts' were proposed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16

FargO has F female ffchcTy cluD.
Caledonia has Ladies Aid society.
Burleigh county has the finest crop in
Dakota THIS, year. $3.50
> Seseralcasesso of small pex >are~ report
ed in. Pembina county.
Fargo's water works.wilf Id inssopet1s-.
tion sometime in November.
., q" A fine, new school building will becom-.
pleted at Caledonia October lst::., ~ :.
Traill county expects to be the posses
sor of two rival railroads this fall 1''S -.'''
.Me second .child Of Min, Peterson
of Fargo died suddenly last Tuesday.
There are large tracts of land yet re-
manning in northern Dakota subject. to
entry.
Crops are in splendid condition along
the Elm river. Harvest commenced some
time ago. -1s-. -.saA.
The Hsuerek ,wilIp. ,paX tyd cents
more peFsbuahd f9r wkeA Inn paid
at Es5ga- " "a 60
> The scandinavian editors of Fargo
held a reception in Chapin's hall short
Ca Capt. Marsh .sib65.iv 4; ssBaby Mine" ID be-
luS uStu hS u lcIIS UcGWccu 1tLtlttll iiIlu
Bismarck. ,
The choir of the Presbyterian ell,lreli
at Fargo is composed of a quartette of
male voices. -t.,A,,.fS
Mr.. Beardsley, governmental surveyor,
is nov. surveying in, Trail and Grand
Forks counties. w 3nEIlyy
Sixteen car loads Of splendid Montana
cattle passed through Fargo for Chicago
a sboit. time ngoi =. ;l.}E5l!'!I
An unusually large amount of land
surveying is being done this -seasen
north OF Bismarck. G Si!CIE &
There are twenty-five bachelors in one
township to ,sl in T%i1i county, and only 9yys'
The new Methodist church ut Bis
marck is nearly completed, the roof or
and the tower finished.
The United States lspd Office atF largo
during 1879 reco@ed a,beQ enttieGf ldilt
covering 1,2OO,OW acres.
A big forest fire recently. occurred lie
tween Wadena ana Vernelddle on thI
Northern Pacific railroad,
|il sfndisns ial ihel helaeigl,Bddoad of tn
Little Missouri are getting more an,
more deapersteqnd fractious.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
August Crop Reports.

Washington, Aug. l6.-Returns to the
department of agriculture since August
LIST show an increase in the condition of
eettol; ese't compared WITH July. Thes pre-
country is lO2; general average of corn
crop August lst, is 98 against 100 July
lst; the condition Of spring wheat, 50
against 81 hast year., Tie. early months
were very. dry and the rains which came
were too fate to restore the loss. Colo.
rado and Oregon report the highest con.
dition SINCE several years. Tobacco
shows a general average for the whole
country Of S6.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Children sa.riflced /. a Drunken oreie.

San Francisco, Aug, 16-John Kelle-
hen, residing IN Oakland; withshis wife
and neighbor, Mrs. King, INDUCED in a
drunken carollsal last night in the course
of which they set tie house on fire, and
two of his children, Eugene and Annie,
aged twoa and five years respectively, were
burned to cinders, and James, aged four,
probably dis from Is jdfiies, Mfs: King
was badly scorched, and Kellehen was
slightly hurt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
4 .Fat'.lly!sta9Dcl.

Buffalo, Aug. 16.-Jno. DARN, saloon
keeper, last evening refused dinner to q
boarder named Martin Englenal already
At nidhight Ehglaman arose,
entered the bedroom of DARN, and
stabbed him fatally, in the presence Of
his wife and child.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Frost III Nexw; {; York.

New York, Aug. 16.-There was frost
in the interior river counties last night.
At Stamford, Delaware county, ice
formed. The temperature there at 6 a.
IN. was 62 degrees.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Foreign News.

Chicago, Aug. 1G:9The British losses
in the battle 81 the 9th of July are now
learned to include twenty-on officers
and 800 Europeans. The natives lost
700 killed. Five officers and ninety men
were wounded.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, Aug. '18.-Ada won55 e mile
dash; Boot Jack, 2nd. Time, F2,O2af.
Mile and five furlongs, Juniata won;
Charlie Backers, second. Time, 2,R4i
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Foreers Arrested.

Providence, R. L., Aug. 16.-Chas. j.
Brackway notorious forger, and Billy
Ogden were arrested to-day while cash
ing a forged check,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16

STOCkS-StrOng, hlgher.
:..::. was: s:,.A. NEW YORK. G,..is r.
.!:- ~. ,.s:: "a e.,vuh New York; August 16.
:. Observation-Disclosures active, shade lower. No.
! white AUGUST II 1907. September, $1;Ma Oct.
&lI91h. No, q, red August SL0SA; September
Sl.OSTi OctO Der. x1>u0A. .,=Hi- 20 -
CoRN-Fairly active, lower. Mixed western
spot 47@5N. Do, future, 5Oaic.
OATs-Shade stronger, western 3SGI47c.
PoRK-Dull. S15.5O
LARD-S7,97k
~ - = 49, CHICAGO. e-,..- -
- - - ~ - - >GhieaRs. Aag~st 16.
WHEAT<Weak, lower, ssasc cash ;s7a septem-
ber; 87s.c Oct. =
CsRe Generally higher, closed easy; s71s
cash; SO bid September, 3SB October.
OATs-Weak, 2S's cash; 2iio September; 2ss
RYE.a6s, ~ 'a7et-iii f-"a"'i "nt
~ BARLEY-75.' ''-,'''-' ''.'- ''t u. '"E.. -
- WHIsKEY-$lOa CO. ''l''t .Ha.fi t''tz
P6hK,,Weak and lower. sl6.12 August and
September: Sl6.1O Oct.
LARD--Weak. S7.65 Aug; $7.67H September;
S7.75 Oct.
MILWAUKEE.
MilWaukce. August H.
WHEAT-Declined. No. . and August ssaic;
September s7lac; October s7s4.
CoRN-No. 2 3S. .
+ OATs-No. 2. 24i4. ..-t--.-----.-..ss
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
JUs VII -iIfETJOT .-Tuy.
The Irish Anti Renters.

2 Dublin Apg. ls.!5Iahn Dillon, M, p,
for Tipperary, speaking at land meet.
ing, at kildare, said as soon as the land
league Ind s50NO men! enrolled
they would be ready to strike against
rent If the entirety of their demands
were not granted, and all the arms in
England would not be able to levy rent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
J,! John r. Cunningham, Prop,
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and
City Council Of the, City of Yankton.. j. T.,
will meet as a board of equalization ut the
Council Room in the. truck hopsc in said city
on Monday, the 10Th day of August, A. D. 1880
at 10 oclock a. M. and continue until l'o'clock
p. m. each day while in session. ''I, ...sj! -
Said board will be in session at least two
days and as long as they deem necessery. for
the purpose of correcting the assessment roll
OK Anv e nerson feeling aperieved bv ANYTHING M in
the assessment roll may apply to said board at
said time for the correction of any supposed
error in the listing or valuation of the property
or personal. - ~
IL. 81 Witness my hand and the seal Of said
city this 18th day of August. 1880. i...S5...! ~
,.tI,4 -y,.....,, j. +. SANBORN, Mayor.
Attest: f. I. White Deputy City Clerk i.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
lt.lifoad 1Iro,,,,4l i,ur1,,i;1,d' IA!

Derby Lane, -vt,Aug. l6.-The freight
sheds with contents and 16O loaded cars
of the Grand Trunk railroad burned at
Richmond. Loss, $75,OOO; insured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
Probate. Notice

-'li-''-' I'D. .''.' ------.'.G 49,. !rt'..
In the Probate Court Of the County Of 'Yahk-
In, the matter of the estate of Anne L.
Ackerman, deceased. -, a.,
Notice of application for letters of admins
N OFFICE is hereby given that John Swan
~ ~ son has filed with the. Judge of
administration Of the estate Of Anne l.. AcKer-
man, deceased ea and that Tuesday the 2tth day of
"A day Of the regular term uf this.conrt to-wit:
of the August term, 1880, at the Probate Court
has h; been set for hearing said psti;;
may appear and show cause why the said peti-
ton should not be granted. - 80. F.,4;
Dated Yankton. D. T, August 18th, 1sA. 49,
's'''A }, - s'l'' ;iiiL. CONGLEFON,. M 80
.t.!d-lDd .f,.: ID. !: Probate judge"
'.'''.'s't, -. :. For Rent, TT ',.' q ~.
4 GOOD FARM OF 100 acres s. acres under
n cultivation, good house and stable and
good water, situated about seven miles sorth-
east of Iankton. for rent for a term of years.
Call on 0. P: Hage, Yankton, or address Gus
Gilbert, Parker, Turner county, D. Il. [dlw2
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
.1GENI!E;lR1A!hoM !;l1 No NEWS.
Opening Of the TrienniaI Conolaye Of
Knights TempIsr at Chicago.
The Crop Reports fpr August Show an
Encouraging Condition Thron sh-
ont The Country.
'''' i'sfl.s.E l!iI.ia
DaviSon County Gives its Vote In Favor o
''f" ltavmOnsi for Aongreas.a ,.,,..W
-D.s,.onn n;4ii,+is III n.y ,asoaAa5oQml

Special Telegr0M.
Mitchell, Aug. 14.-Pettigrew had sew
enty-two, Raymond one oirt,; hundred and
fourteen votes at the Dayfson county con
vention. Instructed foir; FIR Kaymond s4.-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
NORTHERN MORT III DAKOTA. IA

Fargo has q female archery club.
Caledonia has Ladies' Aid society: =:
Burleigh county has the finest crop in
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-16
MARKETS BYTELEGRAPH

-iat,...a.- y E...Ee WALL. STREET. II -.,. MI
l 81 ''..'-< = 80 ''.' New York, August 49,.
MoNEY-2612A per cent.
sESsss sSSsFsegssatsMstSfHSys ssEsaME Sisss4. .. osA
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

there might be less fault found, but where the majority of them have bought for investment. as here, the su- perintendents will do we'll to be more exact Only recently the superinten- dents of several prominent mines have been allowed to tender their resigna- tions." because II was found that they were cOncealing the true state Of af- fairs from the bulk of the stock hold CTS, in order 10 further the interests of certain officers who might be inside and who wanted to speculate accord ing as rhe reports from the mines in- fuenced the market If a mine is worth working. let the superintendent be honest in his statements; if it is not, still let him be honest. The ethics of mining, according to the be- lief Of eastern investors, do not de- mand that a superintendent should be a persistent liar as we'll as a good en- gineer. Perhaps some superinten- dents will take heed.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Most Complete College In America.


 Judge Hilton and Mrs. Stewart hav- ing failed in all of their so-cslled charitable undertakings, they have concluded to change their tactics. It is now announced that they have per fected arrangements for the endow- ment of the largest and most complete college in America, with a fund of from $3,00O,OO0 to S4,OOO,OOO. The college IS to be located al Garden City, where the remains of the late million. aire were to have reposed. We trust that broader and more liberal policy may be adopted in the endowment of this new institution of learning, and that after so many failures their efforts toward perpetuating the name of the dead millionaire may be successful.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
New Mexican Items

The New Mexican says the recent floods have played sad havoc with the vineyards Of the Rio Grande valley, the rains in some places utterly de- stroying the grape crops, and in others greatly damaging them.
 Indian signs have been seen lately in the Mongollon mountains. Pro bably they are renegades who dare not return to the reservation.
 Santa Fe is going to build a joint stock hotel, to which $21. 900 have already been subscribed. z. Stabb is down for $5,000.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
shot in a OuarreI-A Miner sunocated SDo.,sf fo fhc CrrrzrN

shot in a QuarreI-A Miner SunOcated. Special to the CITIZEN
 GLOBE, VIA FLORENCE, August G. During the progress of drunken quar- rel on Sunday evening, Ed. Brown shot Chss. Detsrtge in the side. The wound. it is believed, will prove fatal There was some talk on the street of an anticipated attempt to lynch Brown, and the latter was strongly guarded by number of citizens. Detartge is quite low and may die at any time.
 On Sunday night a miner named Duncan WAS killed in one of the AL bany Company's mines. He had gone down the shaft after the explosion Of a blast, but finding tue smoke too dense. had attempted to reascend. At & distance of about 40 feet from the bottom he was overpowered by the smoke and fell.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

IT appears from our exchanges that the late heavy rain storm extended from New Mexico to Western Arizona. and from the White mountains on the north tO Sinaloa in Mexico. The Aichison, Topeka and Santa Fe road suffered more from its effects than the Southern Pacific. Santa Fe was with. out mail for [ full week.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

Prof. Stretch who was here in 1878, and figured some in Patagonia mines, Is just now the butt of Eastern jokers. He examined and reported SIG, 1000, 900 ln sight in the Crysolite mine, which has ceased to pay dividends, and they ask Stretch what he has done with the additional si5,OOO,OOO, or so.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
RnIIinn Movnnent

The Contention mine shipped l6,OOO pounds of refined silver bars for the month ending July Sl, which If we calculate at one dollar an ounce, gives the nice little sum of $l92,0o0, or at the rate of a, ,3O4, 900 year.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Announcement.
For County Recorder

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS \ \
 | candidate, at the General Election 10 o' held next November, for the office Of CoIny Recorder. of Pima County. l respectal! so licit the support of the voters of the Couniy iO' this important office, and fl elected VII .-., e- ability. c. R. DRAKE.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

The Expositor says a man whose name was Thos. Sullivan, died at the Gardner House Saturday nIght. He was formerly clerk for Gaskell Bros, at Campo, Lower California.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
For Sale.

4 CoMMoDIoUS BOARDING HoC CsE, "A with fixtures, doing a good business fo. particulars address Lock Box E. Tom PostOfice A
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Power of Attorney Revoked.

TTNHE POWER OF ATTORNEY aADh nJ U me to Marion NeClane. of the DIsgyoo,, .lo,, Pima County. Al. IT.. fs hereby revoked, nom and after this date CHARLES DAVIS,
 Dated at Camp Bowie, this 27th day oi 'ui!' A. D., 1S8e
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07

The Empire Company is consider. ing whether or not to erect their mill at the mines instead of at San Pedro as originally intended
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
McMILLEN DISTRICT,

A Pretty Little Mining Camp that is
 Being Wakened By the sound of Stamps and the Inroads of Capital Sterling Mines and Magnificent Pros Pects-The Great stOneWalI Jackson Which Our Correspondent Didn't See-Tke ChromO, Champion, Ant Ter. Democrat and Hannibal Mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Wanted.

TEANs TO HAUL 3oo.OOO FEET sEA U soned lumber, from the ChirlCAnuA
 MORSE ~. VA HAYWOOD. Agent, Tonbstoos
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
70 PRINTERS

THE CITIZEN HAS ! NEW tsy2S
 Roller Ciucinlsti Esnd Press sLe .,s ss -the best nsrufsetured Ths H,eIvS H,esu bought al tsrgsiL trNs,,.bsr
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Tucson and HermosilIo via MagdeIena, Stage Line.

The quickest line running from Tucson to HermosillO, making the round trip in six days. Leave Tucson every Monday al 6 o'clock 8. na. Arrives at Hermosillo Tuesday at o'clock D. m. Leaves Hermosillo every Thursday : o'clock q. m. Arrives at Tucson every Satur- day at7 o'clock p. ID.
 RATES OF FARE: From Tucson to Hermo- sillo, SIS; from HermOsiilO 10 Tucson, SIS. For further particulars apply to
 D. NELASCO, Agent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Announcement.

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A | candidate for Delegate to Congress, ai Ine ensuing election. ,,,-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-07
Vlctorio

COUPON, August 6.-The following passengers passed here tonight bound east: F Calmer, A F Morgan, pr E Williams, H B Wilson, s " Smith, Ali DelMar, J F Green, D Leary, c E Blair, James Little, NJ Sullivan. R Quinlan, J Huling, J Woods, P Rob inson, H Woodwork, A D Mcdonald, 0 H LaGrange, F Neugass, c F Sin gleton and F J Alvarado.
, 1880-05-08

4 polite scoundrel Is brought up before tho
police tribunal. Just NJ tho .preslltnK lnAHls-
tr.te ls nbout to begin Ills questioning, tho
prisoner anyS Mlnbly tn the 9entlar1nu: Wears
hia ycars we'll. tue Judge Aoes! Doesn't loUk
n lay ol.ior thnn ho did when VIC wore first iu-
ts!stnarckinn dIp1omncy-anl, indeed, nil othbr
diplomacy. Ono Any. on tho resy cyG Of tho war
MOl.t,l bismarck tN Acclnre catcxortcAlly Ii hn
llliy hef0ro ut Gnstoion. "No," replied Ills
lllnrck. ~ hNvo nut that Gxpcothtion; but II
h,tl would answer you dtsfcrcntlyTs
MY learned brothos," aaya tho Court kindly
but significantly u IL young lawyer who Is hbnut
tu sum up hs tlr,.t cllBe, "nly l1arhal brnther
vii! observe thut It IL near ttno, and that
brurity Is tho soul OF sutn1ntng.np." "Mny II
pteslso yGnr lln,10r, Will nut long tlotaln you.
a1a right; my !cnrnrtl rriul'l appoait II wrong;
you arG y good ladgo." Judgrnat,s Ia hIsclieut's
favor. with eIsts.
4 younG priest fresh from college Is sent to
a9rvt Us tlaer In Il littko YillAga In 0uscoNy.
thu Kt'od ptelute says to hin gently: ~ hear
ft1'nl corlAtn quarters thAt yNll Mro Imposing
sBvrre }h.nn.lcGH upon cerlnIn Or Your rAryh-
toncrs, Religion, yDu know. does nut require Atl
oxcess OF xcnl In sorte caseS." "f3ut, MousetKt.
Hur:" snys tho young priest, scddoHlng, YOU
hnn't Know my pnr1htltonots; yuu c;il tnrm 10
!lea " tho horsfhle lives thoy land a the ,crrl-
hlo thlazs taoy a.: Thu euor,nItles thor con.
!esa @ TO H. tair'X mn nuke ny hair stana ~, N.
d0nt know tltst GAaetlns III al''. When oMU IT
thctn c0,lttsscs that hn ,,Rs committed murder
Sul Glly set 1t luwn thut ho h!ls threatened to
punch sotuu ones hcad--nothIng 1nore."
, 1880-05-08

25, was that l,e expected tho. young Indy from
did not want tn lln exposed To q possible enl-
bArrnssment Of riches,
Tile publication OF these two series Of let"
tors
ouorFr 10 CONVINCE YOUNG LADIES IN THE
COUNTRY
of tho grcat danger OF answering such nd
vcrtlsulet,ts where they nre mot signed by o
responsible person.. II n leading Chicago
i1s,,, puts III OIL advertisement It fs safe to
respond. but It Is not under my other CTR
clllnstatlces. III many cases these ADVERTISE
nicnts are inserted merely for the purpose
Of securing recruits for houses at tll-fn'ne,
Or providing nlistresses for tielr writers.
The girl who answers ono Of them, there
furc, runs great risk Of losing her honor;
md, cyen II She stops short OF that, is npt to
hccome cntnnglcd III NJ. exchange Of letters
which n,ny bring very sertons damage 10 her
reputation. Slle nay p,it herself In tho llantls
ot sl'sowtl, ,ll'scrupulo,ls man, who, ln
casu lIeI PARENTS lIaye lnu,,ey, 1nny proceed
q Use those tetturs. rs "a lt,enlis Of extprtioi
The only Safe wnf Is never to answer MI at-
yertfscMc1t not signed by sonlo responsible
nGrHG11.
, 1880-05-08
ALEXANDER THE GREAT

wcpt because there were l,0 more worlds to
ennuMer, but the proprletors Of DR.. PIerce's
Family Medicines, w,o l'4va found L 'seces-
Dlspensary Ut London. England, III order to
supply from that great commercial emporium
these remeainl blessings t0 foreign countries,
where, they arc largely In 4eatand. do not
sl.nru tho great c0aQunr1F's sentiments, rs
t1lelr cGnaitests arc Ut dlseaso mud llNve 1ntl0
hnppy mt nnly tho collquer0r but tho people
wtiv, employ them. Dr.. p!erce's Golden
Mpd!ca! Discovery curos all blood and skin
internal soreness, Dr. Plerce's paltis aro
tho llttleglant cathartic: DIR. Plerco's Favort
l'rescrlption,~ ton!c and mGrylne,-
DIR, plrrec's Extract Of Smart-Weet, tho
Kreat remedy for colds and all bowel uffcc-
lions MS l(larrhtea, dysentary, and lux.
Warlt's Dtspensury Medical Association, pro-
prictors, Huiralo nltt London,