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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
TRAVELS OF THE BISHOPS.

RI Rev John Baptiste Brondel, Bish-
CD Of victoris, v. 1. has jasr returned
ffom 9 tour Of inspection throughout
Alaska Territory. aud is now EN- route
IN visit the missions on the west coss. OF
Vancouver Island. The Bishop left
Last Saturday on board the schooner
Fayosi,e and will be absent from VIC
tori. until the end II August.
RI Rev Il Junger Bi.hop OF Mes
auslly, recently returned frsm a tour
through that portion OF HE diocese
situated east Of the Cascade range OF
mountains 10 Eastern Warrington Ter
ri,ory, where he reports the religious
interests progressing rapidly. Already
two new churches are uuder conssrnc-
ton. and Bishop Jungsr is OF the opin-
ION that at least five more churches
vii. be erected in that region during
the coming year. Catholics are numer.
Gus amopg the incoming immigrants.
an1 all seen pleased with the prospect
before them.
Archbishop Segher.. concl ling an
interesting lstisr to Archbishop BlAn-
chet Of his experience In 81 Oregon
desert. concludes ss follows:
Once. 1eai,ng one VI our horses by
the bride up . steep bill strewn with
boulders. tbs impetuous stsed snstched
his mead from my grasp. and threw me
with nsy hand on rock with 90 much
force That my hand still sch~s wh'ie
AN writing. Another time. while st
tempting to cross creek without .
saddle. i wss thrown into mud hole.
frsm which issued forth without any
,niury. but with thick overcast OF
the well known material that served TO
build the holy d the first man.
such, Most Reverend and DsasArch-
bishop. IL . brief account Of my trip
across the Oregon ssgs desert desert
withou. house, almost without water.
without trees, except an occasional
stunspi. dyspsptic lspking juniper. but
with plenty ~ rand. siiesii and sage
brush. A noticeable feature in that
desert is the exceeding dryness Of the
wind. II parched our lips and dried
our mouths to such an extent that We
found it hard to speak and difficult u
swallow our food
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

CHICAGO, July 10 An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: The famous
vslsntine scfip ioestors have bad an
other defeat. This timo It WAS in Ban
Francisco that they tried to locate land,
and the application being rsjscted. they
appealed from this Decision Of the Land
Commissioner to Secretary Schurz. HIS
deeixi0u wss .ssnt ia today. confirming
the decision oil. uensral Williamson.
The Sses e,ary holds that the questions
proposed we're settled adversely TO the
clsimAnts IN precisely similss cases IA
Chicago. and there 10 No ground for
gang over it again. inasmuch rs Meth
.r the city II San Francisco. the State
az Caiifurnia nor the usited States de-
N ,nd - reconsideration Of It. The
parties desiring TO lscxte the scrip sp
pear as Joha DAILY aud Wiliiam lewis
ton.
The Detroit Post and Tribune has =
letter from prominent business man
frluerly OF tina, city. nov OF Aiken. 3.
G.. inciosing .. copy OF the Aiken
Journal. which publishes an editorial
regarding tho Garfield aud Arthur Cub
just f,rmed there. The point Of u Is
that though ths Republicans claim that
they.do not intend to mediie with
st,to AID local p ,.itics. they had better
bsware. II says Since the Radicals
base eacs more dared to show u 'front.',
we must again go into the fight under
heaesisrship ~ Hancock aud English
AID u.tssly annihiIa,e them. For the
psople 81 Aiken county, ~e pledge the
Democracy OF South Carolina tha'
when N,sember comes' there will not
he enough of the Radical party left in
Aiken csunty to act As pail bearers to
their dead ticket. We will bury IT out
of sight under 5000 majority Two
statements ia this article have . strik
ing significance: First. the declaration
that tho Radicals have once more dared
toshow 3 'front.'; sscond. the pledge
that Aiken county would give 5000 ma
jor,ty for the Democrats. That county
csst 50i3 votes In 1873 snc 6'i9 in
1879. Evidently the Joaraat's pledge
mesns ,hs.sn Radical vote shall got
into The ballet hox in that county this
laAssss-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

John Hughes Of st Louis sleep. with
= Pista under his pillow 70 use agaiast
burghfs. HIS ulss gos up uac IN.
lnohly early. the other mosnins. and
went to work in Oh. kitchen He heard
her moving ahont. took her TO be .
burglar, and shot her. The woand
WAS slight. however. aud new bonnet
healed IT,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

Two young rowdiss In Pittsburgh
rsetsd sstseee peanut stAud. and IN
doing % rpset lamp On the little
girl Who was in charge, burning her
~ that she died. A psnnsy lsxniA has
. .law similar 10 that under which
Chsstins Cox WAS con victed by
which any homiciis incid.sdal to rob-
berry u murder in the sirst degree, these
twa fellows Ars 10 danger % hanging.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27

K negro 10 Georgia rsfused 10 b
tried by jury on which wss one Of
his own xa1e. bseauss he didat want
no nigsss 70 Try him fae bio hfA'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

fnaLweakne ss, Isnpstsney. right iofses q
dreams. pfmples ON the face, and lest mssn9s
can positively be cured. The sick and sm e..
should NO. fail TO call upon him. The Doe.I
has Travelled exfensivsly II Europe. sne tnspses
thoroughly tie various hospitals there. ~ -
Q greet deal Of valuable Information. uhieh -
~ competent TO iuspart TO those In need o -
sefsiees. DIX. 0IbBoN will make 20 ens.s !.
unless he effect cure. Persons 81 d!stsnss
NAY BE CURED AT NOME. Al 49,
fnurications sfrictly counden1tal. You 80 y
one but the Doctor. Persons writing - me ~ -
tor will please state the name OF the pspt ~
sse thfs sdvsrtlsement IN. Charges reescae1n
Call OF write. Address DR. J. 6lBbvAs - =
1857. San Francisco. SeEd SO for pscssss !"
medicine. ofS.dsSU
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27
join B,ass VS. arrested 10 Pisss,

John Bsans WAS arrested Ia Pitts
burgh for being drunk. He expressed
% much drsad u HIS trnubls being ex-
posed that the Jus,ice sYraignsd HIN
privately. and discharged him without
registsring his nams. But be declared
thss ttss trush would somrtime come
out % hts disgvsce. aud committed
suicide.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-27


Emission, Aversion to Society. Dimness Of Vision.
Noises in the Head; the vital f1id passing unob-
served IL the urine. and many other diseases that
lesd-to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTfE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun.
DRIED DOLLARS for a case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found in 1t. DIR. MINTfE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination aud
advice. including analysis of urine. IS 90. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity, 5000; sent to anv sddr 10
upon receipt OF price. or @. D., secure from
observation, and IN private name IL desired, by
A. Z. MINTIE, n. D..
II Kearny Street. San Francisco, Gal.
DIR. MINTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET.
ICUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. Gonorrh9a, elect, Leucorrhea For
sale by all druggists; 800 bottle, six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the market. For sale by all druggists.
34Shw1y
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IAN awakening book. a thrilling boob, indeed.
So powerful and real book about the South
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If this book don't move men, and start the
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AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fastest.
selma Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced
SO per cent. NATIONAL Publishing Co., fhiiadei-
nh. "a ianl4-4w
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~ sl0N stool, Cover and Book only slA' to
HlHUUS eaa5. Organs.is stops, 3 set kseS e..
~ SWrlis Stool, Book. only S.S. A1r Holiday
Newsnsner Free Address Daniel r. Beatty, Wash
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Afgal ao6rrtisfnlfnts.


KENNEBEV COINTf-1n Pr0Dd5e Court at An
easfa, on the tb&rfh Monday Of DecersIey, 1873.
On Petition Of
TVHOMAS HOvEY. Administrator de bopjs nm mn
i theesta;e Of Francis +. Webb. late Of Wju,hroa.
deceased. representing that a certain lot Of Iand
in Readfeld. now occupied by 0rrin fnrnf,am b.s
come into possession OF the Of said deceased
bv the foreclosure Of mortgage Of laid land river
bv Caleb r. Graves to Oliver Parsans dated lisv
u.s. 1850, which mortgage BY successive ass rpmenfs
became the property of the decreased in his Lifetime.
and the right Of redemption, under laid Ia
expired: that il would be for the benci: of the s,
ties in interest that said land should be sold AMI
the money distributed in other cases Of rersopai
assets:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks saccessiycly prior 10 the fourth Monday OF jan
paper printed in Augusta. that all persons interested
NAV attend af q Court of Probate fhen TO be ho,sn
at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why lie nray.
Of said petition should not b. granted.
..,..fs. ii. X. BAKER. judge.
Attss,: CHARLES HEwiNs, Register. decsos3w
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THYSElE,

THE untold miseries that resuI,
1 from il,discreiion in early III.
may be alleviated and cured
hose who doubt this assertion,
shon'd purchase the new m dIca,
worE published by the PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Eo..
ION, entitled THE AllENCl
~ III =: or. SELF-PRI!-
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ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

We will send Electro o,ac BELTS and other Eicc
trio Appliances upon trial for 30 DAY 10 those suf
irriny from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism. Paraly
sis dis, of the Liver kidneys and many
other diseases. A Sure Cure guaranteed or no pa, .
Address VOLTAIC BkLTCo., Marshall, Mich. jani.4w
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GRAY's SPECIFIC sGEDIuINEs.

Inc GREAT English
Remedy. An I'M
failing cure for
Seminal weak
meas, Spermatorr-
hea. lHppicncy,
and oil diseases
that follow "a 4 se.
quence Of Self
Abus~:as Loss of
Memory, Cniver-
call aa,&.l us.
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KNOW

t.IIf, ~, IN - sbON. Exitaurted vi
ain!, hrr' Gus and phi, steal debility or yiiai;,r ~
D' anu ply seal d bility, vitality i,nu;r.d g.
.,e 'rrorS On youth or too cl 81 application 70 ~;
"'rs, may oe restored and manhood r.eained e'
40 h.hdiedfh ediiun, rev i-.d md ,ulura.d l.,
riu"r,'tu, ~ Is standard medical work ,i.t,',
~ '-hg'ieh iahguage. written by "A phy .icnu 81 -
prnh": 10 whom was ded a old "a nd 49,, n,
'r'i, ps ths National Med cal Associatin, :. ne
% u an'ui and very expensive rnyrayings TN IN
., pages more than 80 vauubI.. ,rn,.
WI MI i'h,s oi prevailing disease The r..nl, 80
y, extensive aud successful prac,ice ,.;,i nan
n, ~ch Is worth ten times the price OF H. III, w,
postpaid f' ""i' -, sent by Iaail
w,ie,. ,,'a Lancet says: "No person sbo,,, !,
benefacfor" i"e hn'hor il a noble
cent. for sample sent to all on rec.Ip, Of
rr anthor refers, BY permission, TO Jos r,Su
~ P,e.neni WI. 7. fNGRAHAW.v vic. =. ~
ini-HrT ~; ID e >. GAUNTT. NJ nesM =.
CCwSS ND X. II. KLINE, N. n ~; >
,,.CmSSMI:,D "; y u. LYNCH, NJ u IN n Moi-
i,ni..s..L Ill, " D.. faculty of th,. y,h;paa ". X
~ ~ ~ OF Medicine and Surgery also ~,
h. ~ american University Of PbiiadsIn,; ~. iacul
,ior., a; biSsELL. ". b., presiden, ~ IA also
Address ID. VIII. PAKkEP
10 .. BnIhDch Street Iso.fon HSAU
Asss. The author NAV h. U60S
consulted all di.esses
surfing skill and experience. THvCS1f
nOylO4 Monk
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NERVOUS POWER,


TIE merit q sis remarkable remedy I. due 10 IL
f.s7 AZ pr0p-rfY Of restoring IS. wasted Tissues OF
IT., Efv 70 iher yfnal hrmns.s And sgor- IL l.
vel flf for -s~ry thOsght and action there i-
dam rcJ of auogHi Of material prDf-srti1il-
a.. 10 The mazsIusls 81 iisr ib0aghi OF arfos. This
asts - .appissi b. lie Heiapaired RutrtiVe tdEe-
fi1n The prcOeioa. activiTy 81 y0uh., the eHihusi
as-ie struggle for wealth and istns la the micdle
gel ana ga age iI-elf ulsgs dseay u MA
tsrltI arr s.s Iogce.
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PROSTRATION.
Eisin Clay Of ragva.a, Nova Scotia, write. 8.
f1firr.g-

i3lir#r
III. JAMES I. FELLDw+, Sir
llar Iag. wlip - s0rg establishment carefully *
anime Foas pr-cTpfinn- and the method Of prepar-
5nx ygf tsaip,aHd ~trup II II ypngao- phte.. irii
ans iotts sifs.Ii fair trial in Hiy practice Tor
fr it.f twelve uuHTii- aare done and dad that
lu itep .-uf -1u.uaptiou aud other diseases OF the
ti~taf aud lung. II H. dug+ Wondsrs In restoring:
rus .usriHg from the ,c; 0fd phiheria, and the
cough following tiioid t+s er. prev snt In thi. re-
zion if II t,se bel remedial agrn. have used
liui fer {sg -uN~rimg trou exhaustion OF the
y,ls.r- # tiIs brain and str from long
,1.ntiHuri! stud or reaching 10 iho-c Of tx
hIii sftyn from KiIr.i many soang fsa safer,
kn.e If no better .nscine for restoration TO health
Than sour Compound syTupof iiypophosphtes.
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aAPNPOWANTE for New Books Of 1000
A66M / y Illustrations. 20' pages; price 81
Agents can sell Is copies daily. Park Pub Co.,
Hartford. Conn. 1ahi7fw
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Taxes of 1879!

4 Ii Persons whose taxes remain unpaid will NOT
"A be surprised nj receiving n call from the Col
hector. ora respectful notice through the Post Office
q. TURNER,
sepi2fu Treasurer ana Col!,ctor OF Augusta
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lowe
NH. JAMES FELLnws. Chemist.
Dsa+ Nfr--ii.tt ing u-td your Compound syrup of
"a IlppIu- pIi'r- iof time la practice. have
4--t afl"r tn recommending II 20 NV pafirui- VINO
-Urrifng Iron, general debility. am d,-a,- Of
&c. i4ug-. AspN INK HAT even la cs-es utterly hopc
H. O. 4iiDfti, relief
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in the Back. Dmncs. Of Vision, Premature Old Are
ana many other Diseases that lead 10 Insanity or
consumption and premature Grave. Full parijcu
lars In our pamphlet, which desire to send fire..
b. mail TO every one. Tile Sp. cinc Medicine .od
of al druggists al 2 Per package or six package.
for e. or will be sent tree BY mail On receip, Of The
money oy adlre ssing The GRAY Medicine Co. No 10
Mechsic> Bloc K, Detroit. Mich. sold in Augusta b,
r. .hlSsMAN Co, Whole ale aud Retail and b.,
druggists every wi here. noyiy.swi,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11
County Fair.

The now made BY the people Of Len
nox In tnstfsusang semi.nouahly fai.s, 81
the sale Of exchange Of stuck, ,mplemsnau
or farm produce Of every description, ID
onc that would be Of inlsress tor our Cen
ton people q osesider. Wherever these
fais have been carried on in the States !
good result has follcwsl. The county
seat 10 the natural plscs lbr tbs holding Of
these fairs. 0nea establish ihsm, either
weekly, monthly, o. ssrni.monthly, and Il
starts1 nuclsous ihas Ia great incentive
br n asriesltsrl comnunity.
Htes farmsr has anythiuE 20 sell he
he will bring il to thes market
on market day, where the 1 one
that wants to buy will 70 for his purchase.
The buyer and seller meet, different por-
tions Of the county arc represented, the
specia!ties (f any, Of each farmer are seen,
methods of farming are discussed, grades
Of stock exhibited, and . general system
Of sales established that ultimately pro-
duces thrift and laadable ambition to be
the best grain OF stock raiase in :he
county. st#
Where the fairs are held, there viii the
money Be- expended. AerchaaA hotel
keepers and al business men will receive
their portion. ..
II may b that this msthed Of semi-
nj onthly fairs atarted 1t Lennox win cul-
inmate in the organization Of > county
fair, to be held elsewhere than q Canton.
Our business men had better t0ok into
this matter and take steps At once, that
will ensure the organization Of sn Agri-
cultural Society, that will enlift the inter
est Of the leading farmers Of the county.
suggest some time, and send out invita-
tions TO men VI every town in The county
to meet At the Court House, and consider
matters that would if properly conducted
bring Lincoln county into The hvorable
Yepute her inmate resources merit
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11

Chicago people are exercised over th
condition Of their drinking water, sem
claiming that Fullerton avenue Condui
has effected. with impure sewerage tn
wafer at the crib. A bar is also forMin,
near the outlet to the lake.
| A delegation - millcrs arc to set sal
for America Mayl15,h, 10 attend the mil
l.rs International convention at Cincin-
natti. They also propose n visit 81
Louis, Minneapolis aud Tie greaa northern
wheat fields, AMI will be made the guests
of the Minnesota .millcrs upon their arriv
al among them. .ss "
+ - One hundred snd hfty. aillion dollars /.
the amount estimated that will be requir
ed for this seasons contemplated fs,ir ai
extensions, and some of the financiers art
questioning as to the effect Of this invest
mont upon the money market generally.
Cannon of the s.nd lot anli.chi-
nese agitators has been arrcstel upon the
charge of using lnccndiary language. The
Mayor is apprehensive tAas threatened
plot to burn the city Of San Francisco
will be carried out.
Yellow fever has broken out On the u
s. steamer Maine, one Of the officers anG
and private died with the disease. !
was supposed TO have been contracted
while loading At Rio.
On Sunday last St. Paul people were
witnesses CT the destruction Of the I'm.
mense dry goods house Of Acrbach, Finch
and Culber!son, Tho fire originated mys-
teriously there having been no fire during
the day. 1t was first discovered about 5
O'Clock in the afternoon, but the flames
did not burst out until an hour afterwards.
the four steamers of the city were put in
use, also one from Minneapolis was sen,
to their aid, being run over the Manitoba
railroad in IS minutes after the steamer
was loaded ON the cars. The loss was
over half q million of dollars, Insurance
on the stock was $i0a,0o aud CSC, 900 on
the building. The firm moved into anoth.
er block the next day, and commenced
business. s5
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11
Silas F. Beebe.

viii bs sensencsd, March n, 1880, to be
hung, - that is the penalty Of the law, for
the offensc of which he was found guilty.
mvrdsr. The motion made by his coun-
ssl Gea. Dewey for new trial was over
ruled by Justice Shannon and sentenced
directed to be pronounced upon the above
dale. The principal point upon the mo-
tion was the question Of Jurisdiction,
whether the offence was commitisd in the
Indian country, . minor pefnt also ~
TO the validity of the Indictment whether
the Jurors were selected as the U. 8. law
directs, was raised. Defendants counsel
excepted to the ruling, and entered a mo-
ton for an arrest Of judgment until Mon.
day the 29th inst. to get time
TO settle bill Of exceptions. Of fcourss no
one can properly predict the conclusion
Of the Supreme court upon the matter, but
the reasonable inference 10 that the ruling
of judge shannon will b sustained, and
that Beebe 10 . man doomed for the gal-
iows. ......
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11
CONNECTIONS:

/. Al Counol BluRs 70. p. Trsnsfsr) With UaSon
Hsciho railroad f0, omaha end III polaAs Wsa1,
With. Kansas City. st. Jos Council Hlu2a railroad
for q. Louis and al points seatA md u hnss a.
vAyiAg from U. p. Transfer.
4 z. It Missouri ysljsy Witb t6s Cktdaao EOklA.
Wosterd railway for CHICAGO and II points East.
2. A. stodx City with the siodf City o.. Hsal,
Illinois Central sod Sioux City Dakcta, sGoamaee
for Upper Missouri river, during navigation, apd
wita stselss FOR sii points ia tho Northwest.
Z. At Blair with Omaha 1 Northern Nebraska
rallroad for Omaha and 6outhsen Kehfaska.
for IL points west and The PaaA. esss4.
.. At Oekdale With otagcs for OXEN O11y ~
aQ points IN NortAsen Nsbpasks.
b SURE Your Nckst reads Vi. aeoux CITY krsntot,
=. @. HIkLa, - p. Il. RORY6SO1. \
Superintendent. Asst. 0sn1 Haos. ~.
Missouri Fallsy, Iowa.
". W.WELL6, 0enseai Agent i6toux City.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11

Some rattle Drained correspondent Of
the Desdwood Press from Bismarck
writes upon the delegass question In .
manner that indicates IN entire lack Of
knowledge - to the political condition Of
this portion Of The tszritcry at least He
goes through list Of names, and COM
ments with . brasen concsit upon their
chances and qualifications. When he
assumes to know their strength and stand
iug a. faf - some are concerned, hs 10 far
ftom the truth ~ bis hssangue y devoid
of sense. IA
It ma, 10 gEstincation to these dip
paat quill drivers who have NO reputation
or influence. 70 indits sub rosa articles
intended t. BOOST some individual into .
possible. nosoriety, thss have NO aualinca-
sions or strength where known, but 1t will
Iprovs - effective ~ IN attempt to start .
'gals with the breath OF one man.
The Northern Pacific region 10 quite
nrolidc with this class Of writer's, and
vAesvr has retained them for the pur-
Eposs thsy, 20 aiming ss, haye made poor
dspesit Tor . successful result These
parties who have been prssssd into public
|notes By such methods Ar hayinf their
nee by themselves, and before TIE con.
v0ntion. Ase' tss ae, E4
. .Ths people when .hsy g intp their
prinraries will oct regasdlsss OF what
thsaa irresponsible wind bass have SAID,
AID the, man Who hes been spoken Of the
~. bY he political bummsrs, VIII be the
winner. and who will receive the solid
support Of constituency that form their
|Avn Aoncl isi0n,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-11
Gale & Ward

At their Banking House in Canton will
pay the highest price for Warrants Of any
county in the Territory Also for School
Districs Warrants-
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