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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-23

The executive committee appointed
by the president of the st. Louis Mer-
chants exchange to arrange for holding
a river improvement convention in that
city on the 26th OF October, met on Fri
day and organized by electing Mitchell
McEnnis, president Of the Merchants
exchange. chairman, and Frank Guinnc
and George L. Wright, secretaries. A
call was adopted setting forth the OBJ
lects of the convention and asking the
governors of all states aud territories, all
mayors of cities, and all boards in the
Mississippi valley to send representative
men as delegates to the convention. All
governors of states and territories in the
valley. and members of both houses of
congress will receive special invitations.
The call. which will explain the basis of
representation, will be sent to all trade
centers in the valley.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-23
The Northern Pacific railroad compa-
nv has commenced laying iron ON the
Gasselton branch, and the extension will
be ready for trains nearly to British
America by December next.

II is learned that the president. even
while in the army, to greater or less
extent believed in fatality-that is, he
believed in tho lucky and unlucky dates.
II is noteworthy that during this illness
he has believed in his good and bad days.
For instance he has always dreaded Sat-
urday to come and as fact Saturdays
have always been his bad days.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-23

Ex.United States minister to France,
Edward +. Noyes, reached New York
Friday, with his family, by the City of
Richmond. In conversation lie said the
French people were exceedingly Mortified
and indignant when they heard of the
shooting of President Garfield. They
did not think it the result OF conspi-
racy, but the work of o wicked fanatic
Who acted for himself alone. The French
people are very sympathetic with the
Government of the United States, and
with the people. and are very solicitous
the president might recover.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-23
TUE BULLETINS.
MORNING BULLETIN.

MORNING BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Au-
gust %, $50 q. m.-Ths president slept
the greater part of the night, but awoke
at frequent intervals. He has taken
since last evening a larger quantity of
liquid food by mouth than in cores
ponding number Of hours of any day in
the past week, The use of nutritlve
enameta is continued at longer intervals
The parotid swelling remains unchang.
ed. Pulse, 100; temperature 9s.4; res
piration, 18.
d. w. Bliss,
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
DIR. AGNEw.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-23

rubber Paint aud ready mixed, best in
no market. at Mills / Purdy's.
, 1881-01-25

Srstsal Dfs,hifrh to 7He rhttupq Trib1tHt.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS, Jun. ll,-1'he tneket fur wheat
oIrneI weak tlts tpsrnn0M selling III iEt4c fur No,
tphn1. srIIer March. Ist !fc undur tho pslne yrro
VI Satut1!Ry. The rHh1px whell cauac In wcrn not
seJ encouraging. uE, nner rtsutts uf aiul!ncss nj
Se" t"rk. va'ura declined 9k M4rrl selling III Gore-
noen al !sset!t!4r TlIe mum Tc,,rt fTuul winter
stcst paints l!Htl the ot1ert ~ FsIl further cprcas
he ularke.. at'a Afarr1s tnc,cd Sc. Thu FabrnAry
.apsts had kei't ths option Ittln atrSheGr ttlui,
March fnr 1!me u'l ANflls nlHt VI the Murhl,1 II
@asuny IT, uf,cr Mnreli. At thu nt0n .,rt!ne tuy
esna.a lc aI'htt nEaIn. FtbrMn:y III Nc nrl
Astth at !sr. Trailing WIS light III tho
i1'pfhean, owing 10 srpartn that hpnvy orders
!" tuY werH at thItns,, frum Nrw York
REGULATORS, theto herlttd rally. Sfntcl, nd
'anesd !" h]sc bid, IND February 10 VIC c1.tsins
skh ttronrtl, md hhIisHltIun. Trndng wax t4uru
'stat a''l wls Fc.ynru bGfDtc tho ulftEe lla& II
rood ulanY ordrrs l'al crn given 10 lug at lilo de-
cline.
"non't forget" Fu'l one of Tho bulls. t!,lt they
afe fsuni hand II" mouth Ut, t',u nt1rt ahu Ut tho
sh9er. and sAry must hnye Kcn.i iuat u,sa Ut t,,Is
sneat tlIan lhey are willing tn ronE'lss."
inc sfaek 1T *l'lfe tu-t1ny i4 ulul14 bu ukaEn!nst
NPta' bM ynar n9n.
III the ltfsttrn h,rotfatsd rrtst.
MILWAUKEE. .!un. u. -EluafR-QnIet and wcnk,...
dkAiS-WhcaE weHk; enprd itnil:" M. l.ur,l, Sl1k
A. ~ AllHhnke', fll M. .Iu a3tr fnN,,,.ry, fsJss
ttpF1arY. IHc; Mureh. .S.: No. Milwaukee Khc; No.
~ 'ef Fcjurit.t. nhitNa. Turn innctypt M.
~ oas o~rri Nh. ~ T., ,yr t1rt.,pr, No. E;e,
eahef Qacts Nh. ssslnR. Httic.
r.I.SssIs Mesa rutk. s1ali cns sl1J
sfss fs'ssfy nrlilna slpat f cuais uttl Jt,-
VIZ: 1Ias stui FehfHdry. '''
tHFm!k1klsln NJ t+.1aTh.a
,iht iEhStsS-f''uF ito hr!s, wheat, 1900 u.i; Ua.s,
ta0 b,. " "s'' ''0'' o"' cofp' -'"' oas oats'
, 1881-01-25
tCotlre-l'Ay yrrtsks, III Lut,.los,s


The soctn' tof1rn!or Auy4 Il u drink lhat IL r0t'
ting tue luwar GLASSES Of lnltlls. hlll MI uArIlust
er4st,Ie ilah icon begun uIsl1sk tllp Klil.tiHl,
M lntter nltrSGnGnt fltlK aver trn mile In th,
Irrtt!ust Hf tiln'11IlKilE tennrt,,ttts than ihat
Which IL represented In "tho taltfre- tAytttl."
ThtsD establishments Ntt ajIrtHKiux it1 In NyHry
N,inrter " the tlulr,p1lts. ThVy i1u ehtur(ll
restaurants, Fhern everything GhH bt' nldaIut.i
oxesI't Intoxicating la9,iolT. Thu prices are
intlk nnnA sahdWeh ut K',nn Ut tton, fur fur
cet.ts. Cllbp4 Rgi Etcnks an!I .nnen.l Wnlrrs nrv
GtGap IN ptnpntinn. rhu t,lncea Miu cts'an A,ll
attractive III ln,k Att thu sprvIcn Ia pxutislIt.
Slle Ut tlGsG tAfgrll4 Nr8 pAyihk lnt,gvr,,1,
Most 0f tAent have. 0tpn established hy itrI.
yAt0 subscription. Tho preltitst uItsnl,x tiiuM
u W Rexent'a Park. Thctt. fst'nu III law street
brilliantly lighted with cirulri0 lns,i'A. 4 step
atlil further IN .ttturr tuwaiN ln;!i,X te,lppl-
halls" ur "eos!Go ynr!uty eItortanMtnta,"
Thuiurp. QMe Ut tue tll,,st pppuh,r firms Ut
AtuusrsEgnts atn0ng tho Work1llx classes Is the
music hull, whore lrpr nr apir|t4 usMl wliirs Arp
tN,l,stttnvti s!urnR tho variety 1.qrlurJInnucs
"'ln colfee ntuso hall" III t4t rrIt!,i. e,ll,hty
excellent rHt4rtm!tiIeHis tn thu NxlKttlix hills.
supplying temperance rufrosAn4eRta Instead nf
lllGtilul. Thu Itl,tlIuicts Nru ii1uwc1 III 4lHuka
tlrrnx tho ainXlx, dancing. al,1 stlnl.theAtrica
t!lsl'lnys nn tla stlEr: thu cx,,al'usienlcit ri
ehHuKcl tha services Ut z wr!l-Ah,wM cfMccrt
nut variety lntpnSMrin, ME. ". j. llillGck. IAtH
Ut L!verlAa,l, WHO will lu remembered ~ tho
unltt.l Stnlcx ns tho director Of u wutulesfi,l
pMppgt show which VAS popular ut Dtu elmu ut
III. Ju,n0s Hull. l.o1llal,. .,.s
CuuRuat ,ukQ uyuWl's bronchial Tyochc4.
, 1881-01-25
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE.
!.ot1ast'.1.:, Ian. :i-Cur7US- Quiet, t1,tc,
tEot'lt-senty c.ts, tlItslt1t esisu rn,,ll!y HIS
94"a! y MI. t. filasts,1is tls,lce fnliey, AiAAsyH
uhA1h-Win"t tIrlhs Haeat'uy. tur,, a,aady, Su 2
Whllt' lie! t linked. 44sc. tlas tl.nuy, SUy whte
:.SS; dn ta'srd a;e. hJo In fair drta,.dt NJ
!tAf.-lln'f, tlinsstfu1
III hEsivo. tlra, and hirrri sil
.lrAs -,ttt. *nul4lcrs, a.ig; eirar ri6 II i clear
k;1 ilAt!M *tHady' cenr rib. c, teAs. SAC liauis
Mh!Aht t.pwsr: e1lT.
luuS-tlrul; titsta.tttl; rtrc1p!a i'm
, 1881-01-25

Il,cY ha,J m, i,t lntr imis ~ iii t,,s," 'n'i
s'' o Rrs Sis s 81 x@y ssG ~ ThS h.
wns frnm tssS1 IL kpJTn. Nun II Nv wha.nvcs n',s
sp' s"!sG f5 ,',,s + !, ,uf;s t' itn q Est 5e *
nhan,!Y inc nj Tho tnsv II ,o r,,',cr. t,"n.,
t,rrh Of te iin1y rin,tw af III y @ ~" tl MN tno
Tint rxtstc,if What d III; pr"srns f,dc,rncss s
a js tic j1jrn,%,lnrss s'' w. Mn. al III; lii "a -:
Thc ,nnry wns i,,rf,,st,s i,,rn snn.Iry % ,nx.
%has III k,lsdrc rfn1tSr h F. f. t''5 rfrI' t1s'f IT,
s. Is,,S Ss,e s "; S,5Sxx %':ne sy
a II ill., rrfcssc ana &c "e9e Essln
A;nrTss lin W.T. si ss'';S S.S IN; k,.ew I'M. ,o c"S.saa
scraa ] "pps"va ] ior u .c us' a!'ts ~ tSs
E,S ii a,i ~ efss!n II f'h;', lii NV sehis "
% ;c is ,,tt,s .s, a hs s,rnsr M s"ns ie
nt wp,!d Do ne"sasary 10 ~ puv W for r"tlns ~
sotl to thu ArchIshno shn,viat, r ,ac PEI
etnnas. rhc rhi,reh , III arr,n." W. "Iu ,t;u, M"e H.
ySSr ~ II. s,n oar regular c,,s pswsanis
pe,isss y lhs ei.ircl, an schooi. AMI. east, IN +,
Mn nyn r %,h,sh"5 ar,,,, fnS asht Mt nns 1ol.
EIwnri, toward nnslnr frr liz rrunrr,v a. ~
Itnprnvcnlc.,ts." ''e'N'
;hs 4 "ny o,es!!on va. eyer tnnao
fltoncy fur tho payif,s II tHa "hlrc,, .t,rnnrix
nn tho bonIs whlel, yu.l yAvo ti,crcfor; NH io
iHliirDYulrtt,ts fl this IJmrsor:' -. So III.
letsion was eyer. innie to my Knowledge b.
~ i,orr,x,n,I ann' my knowieaRr tug syssrM
, a%amty-s -seSstl ysi's II Wnt r. u.o hcfnre he.
ec UNa frw bte ma ~ now "os,ni ns I2xr s1 say
,xh.', " ana T.S,S,fx IT, r" 'i.h" or Arehb'.h
inr ijtisnEs ni ,mtrv;;,v IN unH,h,n ~ s.Gt ..a,
crAt burl,w!t,g Or f,iinx Of tnonry. rts,er III.
tvstly,"r l,llrcs,iyY', A.-"As fafia ' nnler. m
pensIy connv of l!ti;nofc, tia SpprSvaa iie tho.
sU,i. a. l'upu iienstvt XIV, thrr Mnni,Ii,,,'stv
tns.deMt'el aIi aicraymci,, incIiui!nx isis,,ors
m, Arshbithops, who cisaxei In seet,IIir II.
t,s,. VIII. lre x.,ty of iLo sn, M i'ss,rxn ~
thu snrrrcs. csnsuro III tho ci,!tfch rio rt,s.1.
r III nfnI.tcT to nc i sa.s M oI',uiG uns wS1s i'h
thr!r spiritual duties. and not Le ,l.s.
t stc u,i y q ,ss en-, E ,ea'Rsrai s1s,.: ;e
u.orj.ss feferst' . sre n"i";'S % thu u hiniest ss
itra; md snun iawt i Tess "u n,horite gres'1, msn
genarlity rrs.,Ynixe1 by tho clcrSy tiro.,xhu,,t
'ts SeaI c"s ,ts sSs" t;i9ss or A,.na,.on .,ans
tcf n.n my eessar busets ss ~ sne ree.yI1v In
noney "n east und iantl,x It out Wilt s' eu,s aMs
or ArcAluahnps'' A-'.jf Iic does nc, M nh is,iIt
yIiIlAl, ami i,at t con,,ep,os wi, liz IL o,nc. iii ~
s;s ;s Ss S'sS;,S. :s y; ;;s ssss %s;s :;
sny II wpa u y ?. s4.on Ssstt eeA'nfe' espe'
rnT Rsr: J. Ii. N. BONNER,
nSs'oS s, ,,t, o. ~ Marys Carsh iamton, O.. said
s x,h iss XII s%n's %a ensat i sSaxfet IT,
5rs. cSrsI. Ess ot'fnE for the benefit Of tie
, 1881-01-25

ST. LOFTS. inn. ..L-GO7ruS--unrl,u nactt nj Idtng
llKc' enes ~ hn!est rarelpa, 3,Ej, shpn.af,s I,,
stnek, tIHM
NEW uA'EASs, Jan. .2L-corTuS-Qu1rs; milil1ng
l!9les low mf'dtnx. lIc; guud ss1t,nry, V1tc. Net
T.S's rs,s $50 .lsat vrosa ill' Yx'rts u Fsanuu,
sulGa, A,MtJ; stoek, 3a,hE. '
, 1881-01-25

CEEvEEASr. o., Laa. =h~-l'EyNuI.El,M-rIr To
teHs. t17ta4
Ra7rsnuhu Pa, Jan. .1I-l'ErltuLEtrM-Eu!i, ue udc,
unliGt certificates. cHsy Ut ar rB.c at Sic rhiI.
uHli'hlA tftifyery,
vt'SylltE, In. Ian. .2e-l'ETl.tt.::gA gA-t,penell 1T
M5let hisrst Ec; lslwus tktlli,; euHUH liv; xAjpr
ha,u0; shipments. u. .tJl, eharttrs, lG,AW.
, 1881-01-25
lslt{)ttrA.

IEon1A. 1ll Inn. y. .-tlMAl::-Corn dill, now bgt.
fhxe.! hd liti1c,l. aa!st. Uus dun; NJ. white u
GtSiNe, ltYr dHIl ut Jt{..9:c fnr Nu g.
AIoH"aSEs-aieadyn nj fLUa.
MSCE!l1a-sffSat. isD Iu; corn. tssliu tt1; mats
io;Mn ;st mii Nv; Iys; t*!S o hurley. i,k'I in,.
Do oui rfn, 4.11u tn; GarIcy. irnIrt
, 1881-01-25

DETnosT. stfch4 Ian 3t.-Ftn'a-tlult
GRAtS-Whvnt quiet Htld easier; siut, slOi; Janu-
az, tlg!t February. el,Uss; MusrI. &l.rys APRIL
bHi sllplnuht1 LUZ LII.
, 1881-01-25

NEW rolt., Tan. 2t--lsnsnstH fn.rly active With
c"s'inlHs"h liousas; ensson gtnh III ,hutpr!tu t..
hhd ntd ftrtlt' fAcy nnd shitllha ptlnL l rulr de-
tn1nat nlnshnnls 1nnslnK frenzy; treas Et,uts unl
lnwtis fHtry actlvr3 .nnnk wunr Ut 3u3lL al
ttGutly; tuleiGH EuUsfk quiet. 'rs
, 1881-01-25

sptesus Ifspa!th 10 T1t ta.edgo 1>1tant.
KAStAs cry INIT. 2t-tIe I'rtsr t'urrept rpmvr,s.
Observation-Disclosures. a.u!a hu, shipments,
h~l bn' 1awefs M. !; clsf,. tYs, February, s.y,c,
f!nry. NJ. turn--Itrsss a.M: h; sj,ilinei,is :,Gp
phf toHurf No.3 clEit stt4tl February, .J,sg,
, 1881-01-25
IiUEl'AI.Q.

bEerALo. Jan. 2i-tjttAiS.-Whcnt dAllt nsktng
ts1 tos No. lHrd nnlltl'. Corr, IO,rt n,,u rIn} Il
cars heH No. = ou ttauk IT, uttler grain. neglected,
, 1881-01-25

INh1ASAlUl1s. Jan. 34.-GnAtS-.Nhrnt Btrndy,
;Ekja;e.
, 1881-01-25


TN l'a.. inn. ..t-Ftnt't&-Du1l; YYpst-
OaIo' r.'' eI's LII; A,1nnrsnn rxtr,s, t1lsaaG,
IT. na's.s ' laney, tit; MInnosntn pa,ult p1.,c-
Gn.Irs,s 1ya llhur ttaattyi tL7;,iai1l
NJ. ~ nellt 4neI: rtJar.el. Rmln depot. sl.lu,
biz, N, .SYaior. ts''ii No, ! rsl JanuAry, $,.ltti
Nsrrb s ,"sht; February. t,4 bit. &,it* askua,
AhN ,s.A hA hh' tl.'sH nsksd, April, sl.iylf but,
a.pt Si 1sea. turn nnins bu. s.csly Western. nj
n a.sssi I r fsbtfs'iiys bfsi sl n!*Y Inasy E,
;tti ists iae ,s S!!1y nfkeii X,ri, hlEu I'LL, 5ihu
'aa I4r; hi. r." while. *ei NJ. d.; 43(u; NJ.
nv laia n,,.,, .,s ,tas denana. neet-se.s si1 1ab
'ta@ s.a't " kc,i kSiso9stt l.afd-tTIaS
@ ;s.s'tn !. s''u 'u :tsys esaasio,Y oxtla s,c, III,
td !"aixs !"is" IT.: ta:sfGss Nsx tnrE s!nss lid ii1sS. IT.
'A "s'efro extra. s.x a;ai = xood ID cGoics.
ttSseessxxTseeres 4at,c
h1ta rseai,ery, l5als4{o, fatr 10 good, II
%assY.ia %aHsSsYesiamSaa,inatly T.; unchanged. -
aa.s 3,s 3s,a5' na aA" SF's, wheat @ but corn.
--''"sAts-SSheat' Nop,,u
, 1881-01-25

1'nffno, u. tab. :i.--t.ltAtS-wtca vens; No. |
wl,lto Alchsln sl9laf; Su.s tnd Wnbi.ssp,t. stl.f
fenf,1"ry. tap'1t M!rci,. tltl1: Atrtl, til. May.
s!'Ssss NJ. 5rst. flW; rrlevtrl. H4sfc; No, i rcd
hi'xr'l. sl9 s'nsn wcakl iltRh ,nxri, iy,{e, M.
Et: +gisS! Mny. 4s'ses rrJersrd, sHfe ua.s dnll.
EnHyE!! sEEEi;nl'E!sto n,a:luosa, ta;;, M. . stb,
CttifEtt -NirHt stdtfrt Mn rn1, Ent,rt,pv mir,
MnrG. q 0itAs AEny. tL.lt ' ''''t "'''f+'
'!!UI,U. "''~. ""' ~"'"' ~'"" WI ohSs'
IT, ,Hs,,;',"ESrs-WhOss, r! Au In, corn. lsu bu, oa,.
, 1881-01-25

F'ftsi.'ttfN<

0swEno. y. u. Jan. 2I.-tilAIN-Wheut atualy.
Corn searc0; Wusiern mixed. 57e.
, 1881-01-25

TuKFENTINE.
WiTsltSHroS N. r.. 1n,l. 2s.-st'iMtTa TunrESr1SE E
-&trn. Mt 4lHe.
, 1881-01-25

eT.fn,,, ST. LOUIS.
,ss.tIS Wees, Ia a,-s.at'n- apd unrhanssa
m tlaut,ii ~ eaa ssuH, No. red slplh<s
' "'s'*sls',t Mays NJ, / 70 p!a, s.st; NJ !
, 1881-01-25

!
Sary; n, St%a,s s,l: ''ps''nrs. y star.
feeraaty. sss,i" ars issse May. w. l,ys ua," ),
'T s''; !'F,,' l!as,9s d. .'nil md u''ca"seh.
Iii,rrrII-. tj,cl.snrs,i, t,strr ,sa,,
N;;":ws!r,ns M",.w -, s,.:., \, ~. y; !, !c: !,
axttI.t sS filA, ~; st' ny t:y ,aIt tsats d r q
! mt fs.strsH.M. "'o"' 'As"' ''"'s y"
~! snD hsls: w'lrat. tin tu: Ct
atlipWrATs- i,,s s'rst s y fx, !9sn ~
au1b,l, uAts, lU Dli, ryv nTc, nntics ~ nn' 9.
----.--.-.
fiosroS.
we'.orn 'npars'ne. saxaa;s: eunn,t'on extrns, ii.
@ tMua" S' t.G, %snI "'" is 'a sn N'Shsan !i1 .s
TT, Ht,.iu ss asai III. h1nT nna fosiaw hEe
&tMt. ' ""' "'@'"' .
pr ,,a:... Wrtlrr tren sfes, che
MuiH.Wt,.t.r.' ~; ir.;' rs.;h. Mna ~ 1"oa' !I&7lc
itErEtrrs-tiii.Ir StVl Iris ind sap sact,: u,
@iHnu H.us "! Mltii!: lIiEn ~.
e"''As>''-f'oaF A's oF'''
rt,f,r,,t,.
r'otepo ~ In, y, .ti,.s ~.
tusr,ary tiUt. M.srci. tisi1: Asr'i. lRt; si, ~ a
@se,: .la t"tn @ xsa*, s1 s 'izs. s'ss iois TO- No.
Giuv iii Exts.l,r!,bo p,a.,,tnu,h t:a,,x ", .,n
i1n,fGssi1' tlMta-tins @'''s~ WV
sttruli, ii OIL: HIny II o' f"''' FepFanrft thV
;, !tEeEIrTs-WhtAl. @ii1 hit Spr,,, Ysuu lit, IL,
II II; t;iIss;.rv+a.,,n... ~; nv,
etsS IT, ''' - ""'A'' '''' ""' cof''' i's0 1u' OF
....--..-.
,ciNciSSATt: o.. Ian. -.,tcnir, ii,ta
t,m.tw.. ,y,a, 'any ".,N"asN' s4,'iry t@V'as'
...,"'', ",a"h ,he hehe ati"'' M cred, f'tuA. Farm
m,x".. "u w.. w"e'i w'. ~; y, n's<t: fais 'ns NJ
mi 49,. ~ w ,'eat' 40 q NC Harley krh
ptivisfitSs..i i.,tts tinit am, ,,,..,,,.,..turo
"%sst b,,! r;,, vi st sik 'ca!. aais! iii III q q
lii, VIII, S1yas. A,t,. '''' 'ae' "ae"h ufsot I'll
nH1nEn" sur:. sl'.!eo WUalrrt, e::z:c chu
'1Fs' -.----
f.urit4%,,,r
tn,.,evu,r tuu y, ,.,,.z.'.
als, NJ 1,i,sas sn., ts .',' t eS'fa ~ ,M'al!y Y
t,nAta-,f,Ir,,t tIrln, HaxafIiu urn .,.nJr, y.
wiiln, 4te; Ii, ttt,scu 1tlar ih,, st,n,p, H. = n,
HtssGe; dD mixed. a;c. Hyp In faIr ,trr,rnd. ~
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09
NOvEMBER.

| The hoar frost glistens in the morn;
The dry leaves flutter to the ground;
From b0ding death and scores fOrlorn
The wild bird hastens, SOuthward bound.
o. distant hills the soft blue haze,
The lingering green OF vale and lawn,
Revive, In these November days,
But memories Of the Summer gone:
Autamnal triumphs, bright and brief
AS all our joys that come and 90;
The dying boast of flower and leaf,
Cheered as the fading sunset-glow.
Vain show Of summers waning health,--
Sardonic dressing for the grave
Poor recompense for all the wealth
or green that shower and sunshine gave.
Now o'er the scene, in weeds OF death,
Sad Nature mOurns the persisted year;
No hue OF bloom, ne roses wreath,
But ashes strew the seasons's bier.
We love this old prolific theme
That singers OF all times have told,
Because so like our living dream:
The lays of life grow never old.
From Autumn gray to Winter white,
Our closing season swiftly tends;
We drift toward the icy blight
Where ali our speculation ends.
Our dreams point to the final bourn,
Our thoughts to prospects dead and sere,
And only then we learn to mourn
A setting sun or dying year.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09

The boys said, afterward, 'the'd
jumped fifteen foot gap. I don't
know but he did, but / never see no
such things DONE Anyway, he was
there, an as soon 8 he landed he was
workin' like mad. He pried one log
out n got it across the end o. the one
I'd been on, and then he pried open
the two t held me, n got between IN.
Alice, twas more'd emmy three men on
the river'd do. but he did it all alone.
Aleck an me was friends 1 reckon
now we always will be.
well, s soon IS he'd done this, 'twere
easy fur met to climb out, with a little
help from him, an was all right again:
an I'm blamed if l didn't have ter
steady Aleck fur two or three minutes,
he was that weak.
Twas easy enough after that, ter
shore when we come to the slack water,
above dam. But afore l left it l
looked to see what it was t kept it
just fur enough from tn other to save
me. And Alice, it were an AK. Some
feller had struck his AK into that log
and left it there. Likely the log had
turned over, and he had lost it. Any
way, there it was right close to where
my neck was, and the edge was gin
knot, that was hard enough ter keep t
from crushing right in
Jack, want that AK said Alice,
looking up suddenly, and smiling
through her tears.
Il knOwed you would darling, an
brought it home for you,' and the big
logger went to the door, and brought
in a rust-cOvered ak, which Alice took
possession of. Ard to this day that
rusty AK hangs on the wall, just over
Alice's sewing MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09

CURE For EARAcHE.-Put about
four drops of laudanum and four drops
Of best kerosene oil into a teaspoon;
put in little bit of cotton batting
about enough to absorb the mixture;
hold the spoon and contents over a
lighted candle or gas-light till it begins
to hiss with the heat, turn the cotton
over, apply spoon and contents once
more to the heat, then pinch out the
cotton; put it hot into the ear, tie a
bandage over the ear to keep the heat
in, and relief is immediate. If you are
subject to ear-ache keep a little box
with small vial of each of the articles
named, and you can get relief at all
hours of the night or day in few mo
ments.
For CHILBLAINs.-Stee white oak
leaves found on the trees during the
winter season) and soak the feet sever
al nights in succession.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09
SEVENTEEN AND SEVENTY.

Oh grandma sits In her 0aken chair.
And Ia flies Bessie with tangled hair:
"Pm gong TO be married, Oh, grandmamma.
Pun going To be married! Ha, hal Ha, hal"
Oh, grandma smo0ths out her auron string;
"Do you know, my dear, 'ss a solemn thing?'
"rls solemner not tp grAn0mamms.
fn gong 10 De married. Aa, ha! la, hap
inen grandma look through her seventy years,
And sums up wolnau's hopes aud fears;
SIX oil 'em living and two OF 'em dead;
urandpa helpless and tied to his bed.
nowhere to live when the house burned down;
Years OF fighting with old Mother Brown;
Stockings 10 darn and bread to bake,
Dishes To wash anu dresses to make.
But then the music of pattering feet,
Grandpa's Kisses so fond and sweet,
Song and prattle the liyelong day,
Joy and kisses aud love alway.
Oh, grandma smooths out her apron string.
Aud gazes down at her wedding ring,
Aud still she smiles as she drops tear;
"'Tis solemner not to. Yes, my dear"
-Er
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09
IRREPARABLENESS.

have been in the meadows all the day
And gathered there the nosegay that you see,
Singing within myself as bird or bee,
WheD such do field work on morn of May.
But now l look upon my flowers, decay
Has met them In my hands more fatally
free
To come instead OF Songs. What do you say,
Sweet counselors, dear friends? that I should
60
Back straightway to the fields, and gather
more?
An lther, sOoth, may do it,-but not /!
My heart is very tired, my strength is low,
My hands are full of blossoms piucked before,
Held dead within them till myself shall die
elizabeth Barrett B1o1oninq.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-09

To geolo lists, the gorge below Mag.
ara Falls h. sheen the most convincing
evidence of the great antiquity OF the
glacial age, it being assumed that at
least 10000 years were necessary for
its formation.