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far the best medicine known. Its NC.
ton IL prompt, thorough and lasting.
Same Old Tia

fhc Whitehall Times tells a good
stor! of straight-laced and modest coll
legian who had a sister, older than him.
self, 10 visit him at his rooms. An
elderly gentleman also called, who had
occupied the same room fifty three years
previously To avoid any talk among
the boys. the young man put his sister
in closet to wait till the old man h1D
gone. The old man came in, and after
the usual greetings. began to look
around, saying:
THE same old view into Tie masters
garden-yes, the same old view. Tho
same Did pictures, too y
And he got up and tapped the frames.
"And. declare, the same old sofa,
Dear me"
Next he walked around the room,
stopping at the fireplace.
Same old mantei piece"
Then he got TO the closet and turned
the knob:
"Same old"
he had j'iat opened the door when he
caught the fut;cr Of y pettcoat and sud.
denly closed 1t.
"Ah!" says he, shaking his head, same
old game"
"sir!" gasped the young man sir! that's
my sister. She-that is"
Well, declare: said the old fellow.
Same old iic. Same old lic."
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aud artists Of mcri. viii bo biographi
cally noticed. ! series Of beautiful en-
hro;dcrv designs from the South kcne
ington Royal school Of AR; Necdlework
and number of articles on china paint
ing by Miss Mclaughlin of Cincinnati
will be published during the year. 1t Is
no, too much To declare with the Lon
don Academy (which places il above
any magazine of the kind in England)
that The hr' Amateur is "a marvel OF
variety. beauty, and chcapness." This
opinion may he readily verified by send.
ing thirty five cents fora specimen copy
to Montague Marks. Publisher. 23 Union
Square. New York. The subscription
prize iS a a wear
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

Mr. Bavnc Of PcnnSy lvania on the l3h
Introduced "A civil service reform bill
which combines the best feature, Of the
Pcudcton and ka>Son bills 1t pre-
serves competitive examinations and the
recommendation of those standing high
est and promotions from lower 10 high
grade, of the service. II adiS to the
Pcudicton bill the right of the appoint
ce Nho may be dismissed 10 demand a
bearing be core the commission and Sc
cures to him a v.ndirltiun if unlustly
accused. /, places the duty on the pres
dent if ne rrmnvcS an officer Of refer
ring The charges and specifications, TO the
commission. - thut neither the heads of
departments nor til" president himself
can e>capc the responsibility. 1t fixes
no term oftcnurc, and appontccs would
consequently hold during good behavior
Members OF congress are made subject
10 fine and Imprisonment for soliciting
assessments #and for interference with
the executive appointments. This bill
cut, up the ,poi!s SYSTEM by the root
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The York Evening stock Report say

The York Evening stock Report says:
New discoveries are being continually
made Of rich veins of ore i'm the Black
!lill-, proving that country one of the
richest in America Its unlimited sup
ply Of low grade free milling gold ores
has enabled one company to erect as fine
plant q, any in the union, and pay 81, :
$1,000 in dividends within four years
There are over 500 stamps busy all the
year round stamping ont the yellow
wealth, while smetcrs are busy turning
on, large quantities Of silver bullion
All the Black Hills need is Il railroad
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The Art Amateur

for 1888, Judging from the publishers
announcement, will amply maintain its
high reputation as thc best practical art
magazine" OF the day. To an abund.
ance Of beautiful full-size work ing dc
signs for painting, embroidery, wood,
carving, and othor art work, with copi.
Gus practicd! instructions for I'LL classes
Of amateur artists, il will continue 10
add :, profti,ion Of charming illustrations
Of porcelain, furniture, needlework, and
bric-a- a-brac, together with an endless sup
ply Of entertaining information on dec
ora,ive and industrial art. Nnmerou,
artists sketches will bc published as us
nal; the leading exhibition will be large
!, .,A~.r.l.u I'D riqianliy criticised
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*x"Everv truth has two sides; look at
both before committing yourself to eth
cr." Kidney-Wort challenges the clos
est scrutiny Of its ingredients and its
grand results. 1t has nothing to fear
from truth. Doctors may disagree as to
the best methods and remedies, for the
cure Of constipation and disordered liv,
er and kidneys. But those that have
used kline, Wort, gree that /: ia ny
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

Territory of Dakota. County OF Custer--u. In
the district court, first judicial district.
Danie! w. Flick and Samuel
X. Shankland,
Plaintins
John r. Howell and the Sal
mon Mining Co'pny OF North 4
America n corporation form.
ed under the Lawn Of the state
Of New York,
Defendants
The Territory OF Dakota 10 the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required 10 an.
swer the complaint Of the plaintiffs in the above
of said court at the court house in Custer City,
Custer county, ID. T., and 10 serve q copy Of your
answer 10 the sa6 complaint on the subscriber
AT his Office In Custer City in said county and
territory within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon you exclusive OF the day OF
such service; and II you shall fail to answer tho
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
FRANKLIN. W. KSIoHr
Plaintifs' attorney
Dated December list, 1889.
To the above named defendants
Take notice that the complaint In this action
was filed in the clerks office of the above named
court at the cour' house in Custer City. Custer
| county, Dakota TERRITORY, op the LIST day Of De.
by publicat'o on pursuant to an order of the Hon.
q. c. Moody, Judge Of said court. made Dccem.
Der 18th. A. D.. 1852.
FBySKLrN W. KNgGHr,
Plsiut!oi s~orn~1
pssc1 1as,s. City, 2. =. i~9. 18th ,sss.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

4 telegraph item j. attracting consid
cradle attention which states that "A cas-.
i, on trial in New York under new
law which makes attempted suicide a
crime punishable by imprisonment not
10 exceed two years, or fine not eN
ceedin. two thousand dollars. IT may
not be gcncrlllv known that the laws OF
Dakota make attempted suicide a criuio.
al prov'l, d for i,S punishment. Section
go Of the penal code reads: Every per
son guilty Of attempting suicide, or aid
in. all attempt at suicide, is punishable
by imprisonment IN the territorial prls
on moi cXc"edin. two years. Or by "A fine
not exceeding one thousand dollars, or
both" A knowledge Of his fact may
induce people TO be careful and not
make failures Of their etNr;s in this di-
rcction.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD, u. T.
November Ter 1890

LAND UFFICE At DKADWOOD, y. T. I
November lst, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made b fore the Reg
lister aud Receiver at Dcac wood, ID. r.. on Fri.
day, December 18th, 1882, viz: Melvin Dempsey
d. : No. 1918, for the east half southeast quarter
section 81, west half southwest quarter section 20
township, south. range s cas-; y. x. ~. HS
names the following witnesses TO prove his con-
tinuous residence upon. and cultivation Of said
land. viz Ham Coole !. i. Dunwoody, Ozro
Carr, of MinnekAta ID. T. Charles Bourn OF Gus
ter, ID. T.
l0t5. CUAS. N. WEBB Registes
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

Dakota Cayotc: Nehighmiah Goddle.
mity Ordway is again in Washington,
after having proclaimed all along his
route TO every one horse reporter who
chanced TO interview him. the great
Things that he proposes to accomplish
for the territory. We may now look 10
,ee Dakota admitted in short order in
a horn
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEAF

LAND OFFICE AT DEADW0oD, ID. 7.
November 18th. lSs2. ]
Notes Is herey given that the following Ina nj .
cd settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
make tinai proof In support of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver ri Dcadwood, ID. r. on Monday.
January list, 1888 viz; John kohier ID. s. No.
1879 for the northwest quarter southwest quar-
ter section IL. township 7south range 5 east, Is.
II. NJ lie names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and cult.
vation Of. said land, w. John Wells VIM. NJ
G,rnond Joseph Petty and A. s. StcwaAt. all cs
MinnekAta, ID. r.
l2,5 ClIAS. n. WEBB, Register.
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\ Washington dispatch of the 18th
officials and other representative citizens
of Dakota were before the house com
mi,tec on terri,orir, to-day. AMI cX
planned that 1t ne late election EIuk-
ton county had pur-cd itself Of the at
tempted reputation of il indebtedness.
and that settlement satisfactory - all
concerned had been practically reached
by the issuance of new bonds To holders
OF old bonds desiring them, and the pay
ncnt of cash to those who did not. Geo.
". pachafa Of Chicago, attorney for the
bondhoIscrs confirm, the fact OF settle
incnt. \ subcommittee Of the senate
committee on tcrrtoric. tomorrow will
hear the Dakota men in support of the
proposition t. admit the territory as Il
state.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23
Christnlae

he gradual waning Ot lSS2 has
brought the ever welcome anniversary
OF the natal day Of our Savior around
Merry Christmas will again r-sound
! throughout the land and every youthful
throat will become hoarse with shouting
II. Were this the only thing to enjoy in
the annual rerurrance Of the festival it
might possibly be dispensed with with
out mortifyins the flesh, but there are
too many memories Of long ago dcvour-
ed Christmas dinners and Of old time
well-iillcd stockings to ever permit the
most cold bloodtd Anchorite TO desire To
! have the observance be forever shut oni
from the bright DAYS of the little ones
whose anxious antirip:dions and eager
!ongings for It's arrival are hardly par
allcied by any other event in the year
How many millions Of young hearts and
old ones too are beating faster with hap
py an!icipations Of the annivercary Of
the Nativity.
There is an element of doubt and un-
certainty connected with Christmas an
ti2ipatiuns which lends an additional
ch rn. something ike lottery, one
may draw grand prize or a III nix a.
cordng to the emacia.cd or piethoric
, condition of llIcir friends pockei books
also moderated somewhat bv their
81 L.:
I Peace on earth Good will TO men" first
cnuncu ted on ihe birth Of Christ. have
since then been the motto of the ami.
vers,ry rnd poor indeed il The houne in
20 which comes nothing to cheer ard
brighten the inmates. Aside from the
general cnjnymcnt Of the ia, and the
pleasure Of rcceiyin. as well a> giving
the Nativity Of Christ aud ~ anniver-
saries mark The most important event
to the world that has ever been chron-
irlcd, when lookrd 1T from pireiv
philosophical stand ppin;. without the
aid Of rel iou~ fcrvor and rnthu.iasln
, |, isnpparent that sInc" that day which
! began new >y.icm Of rriigipn the ma
lions under its banners have advanced
in civilization. the arts and science, with
strides which have lcf; their competitors
too far behind to leave an opportunity
for comparisons And this fac, il Of
course the greatest and best argument
in favor Of tho te .chings %; tba, most
wonderful and onprchcn$ible OF be-
ings, Christ. VII e birth we celebrate
on the 25h. No other event in the
analS Of the world has produced So m Srh
Of good or has had 30 wide spread an
effect. The nations whom we Icnonom-
mate half civilized each have their great
h'ing in n0ri"l m pad who teachings
a:e by them believed 20 have been the
uttcrancc> of Divinity. Hut their svs-
TENS have each lacked The vital element
which fo>'cr> progress, and u constant
elevation Of mankind Each has left
its followers where hes welc when first
they embraced their peculiar faith. 81
that whether Christianity b- considered
IA the belief given t. the world by God
for its ms ruction and guidancc or the
outpourings of the greatest and most
Godlike Of finite minds. the verdict
must he ihe same; that it, result has
been the most bcuiti lent OF ANYTHING of
which the world has knowledge, Well
may those who enjoy its blessings pour
out their gratitude and appreciation in
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEApwoop. D. r.

November 18th, 1882. !
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to mako
final proof In support of his ella IN, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re.
lst. lSS3 viz: Alexander $. Stewart d. S. No 1871
Tor the southwest quarter northwest quarter sec
ton Is, south half northeast quarter northeast
south range east. B. H. NJ. He names the fol
lowing Witnesses 10 Prove hiS continuous rcs,.
dence upon. and cultivation Of said land viz:
John Wells, Wm. 81. Germond. Joseph Petty and
John kollcr, all Of Minnekata, ID. T.
i2t3 ClIAS. NJ WEBB, Register.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

Much anxiety is felt among medical
men in New York and Philadelphia
over the serious illness Of Frank llamil-
ton, the eminent surgeon who il suffer
ing from bronchial homorrhagc DR..
Hamilton openly charges DR.. Bliss with
having lo-cd President Garfield 10 death
49, ever iis Jetcr@iiaiiou 70 l'3N, :, e
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-12-23

question Of malpractice investigated
whcn he rcrovcis. ani the fraternity are
anxious that he should yet on hi, feet
and apply the blister.
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CuAs. n. WEBB, Register
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a D1G'GoITRAcr.-in the last

q D1G@COSTRAcr.-in The last
30 years w have read and heard OF
snnc tail c"ni'acta. Many ceutu
Hes ago some fellow undertook to
clean the Augean stables Whatever
t'.rs wrte. Tic, Were proximity
similar t. iiIc Republican rarty ct
1889. Another feIln" undertook
t. kill a big lion without any pow
der or gun. Lately Rube>on Of
New Jersey undertook to build the
The fastest ship that ever tloatci
IN water and made her rnn 4 miles
an hour. Arthur h~argail.rl 10
make Il pot iiotSe politician of him
self anl elec5 Fulger OF New York
Bat all these are small jobs com
pared with Il contract that some
lew old members of the t,V4sig Par
~ have taken IL IA attempt 70 :U
,ify the Republican Party. The
itlta that any man WHO ever WAS II
Wing. WHO grew III, under the in
s.,iratIon of the doctrines and ttacl,
ings OF Henry Clay. who was
taught 10 beii.-vc that il WAS fl,
more glorious 10 l;e right th4n to tx
President, who Wis instructed that
it was the duty OF the Goyrrnmea1
to protect American i..du>ttirs
against the competition of fospi..
ones, WHO vas Taught to stlppurI
a general improvement syetrm q
NATIONAL works. coi.id go over Il
the Republican party il tn. South
vote for its leaders, is bad enough
but when they profess that the,
are going 10 purify and reform
that party they are taking IA co.
tract CT which they will never see
the end and vi which they uusht Il
be ashamed.
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Col. A. Wood Merryweather whom every
body III Scranton, Pa knows. writes ai.l
Says: Il had long S e. Ell f ON a dcraily,-
nent OF the bladder and Kidneys; it had
made my general heath very poor. also
was troubled with severe indigestion
pills gave .ne only temporary relief, and ]
Experienced great anxiety of mind, ~ wei!
ss physical dist ess A friend recommend
ed Browns Iron Ritters. | have used ii
with most gratifying results, and jnst ROW
my hea til ever was better. and ! fee that
Che Ute is permanent
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RATES e.r' aasyE:gsE'E@EyG.

For each square ei ten iine~ or less. the first
insertion, 81 81. sernll insertion. IS rtnts
per sq,are. Tor subsequent Insertions. pei
square 50 cents Gbttunie s 10 crnis per lin.
Professional and lnlsi'cs- car..s. int hiding
paper. will lac published at The rate If 50 cts.
per square for the first iiseriinii, and - Gents
Tor subsequent Insertions.
A liberal discount 10 yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates Tor Office SIC, 10 be
paid fn9 IN ADV.lStr.
Advertisements not marked N :l,. copy
for Il specified tine will Ike inserted till forbid
mi pay nent txictct.
Persons stAaing communications t. this pa
pet must always iuinis.I the real names Ia
the Editors. We will not save OF Return re
iected MANUSCRIPTS.
AiluSi"ns ,"ro nnlly disraragirg to any
enc will nev.x tx inserted except as nlvrr
tisrments nor then, if peculiarly "hieeti"na-
Die.
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COOP ADVICE RON A LEADI>G MXoAr

Coop ADVICE FROM A LEADING MEDA
Cal. PROF SIS R.-The learned doctor says:
"keep scne kiad of Il tonic medicine II
ways in the house, and if any one feels
pnweM. make free rse Of it. But first b.
sure that it is both harmless as we'll as me
rito,ious Pat no trust in alchoiic prcpa
rations; their ESQ VIII lead to inte,npcr
ance; neither he partial &c any remedy
that produces a s ver- cathartic effect, Tor
pros,ratian Of the nervous system and di-
Restive organs l. sure to follow. The mild
est ard beet medicine ever invented for
strengthening every part OF the body Il d
restoring impaired Or lost organic fune-
lions to their normal condi ion, and one
which is having In unparalleled and rapidly
Increasing sale in tue Eastern states, is
Browns Iron Bitters. Any druggist will
procure it for you ifyon request him TO do
co. especially VIII ii he tinds yon cannot he
persuaded to take some substitute. Il
does not contain d 'coi,ol, and is the Only
preparation OF Iron that cures headache
and does not blacken the :e4th. Il is 3
sure r~eviver. G true strengtheneT, and the
very best medicine ever invented for per-
manently strengthening The pulmonary.
urinary and digestive organs, and prevent
ing consumption, kidney diseases and clro
mic dyspepsia. often cnriny these diseases
wnen all Other remedies have failed: for it
Is t. uiy natures best assistant Gcsstc.
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SETTLEMENT OF GOVERN
NENT CLAIMS.
The best opportunity to hare all Of
them settled.

We have sectisrh from Cap,
Francis Ste,nimr. the following
c"munricaii ~, which W. herewith
bring to the notice of al Interested.
noplii. that e,rrHhndy !.a,i n-
claims against the Government will
profit by thu OCCASION. The amount
G aimed to Ne due citizens of this
Parish i quite al a~p,neciabie olr,
ai,i viii form Guis,. :, valuable .uddi
'lna to Il capital gross sum, which
has always proved Insufficient to
tn" Development, ut oar reSo.il
reS. To ,InnSe, whose claims art.
not in his charge, Capt.. S'rrib+,.
offers his 81. vicpS actth0ut ,eMuneyn
ton. wherefore no ATTORNEY ur
agent charged with them need feel
: i.!lte.I ut tn al: til,S :oluu'arilN
otf-ied io he given. A, ali these
claims have /" he ralA 10 HE par
les 'iiiect, tllrtt mre'i not lr the.
slightest feai Of acci.irn,a. loss.
Here is his letter:
Th!'nnlaux. La, Nov. Is, 1882.
Hon. IT Grisamnre.
Major: Within IA month ! shall proceed
t" Washington. VIII IL ! shall spend abnn:
two mo ,jhs to settle the claims of this
Parish a~.ai"st the General Government
with the pledged assistance of Senator
Kellogg, amounting. at 3 !nn-h guess tn
about fifty thousand dollars us we'll rs to
secdrt the aid progressed for the Onion
Academy and Corp ration School.
al this l won Il have attended t, last
winter, had it no been for Tie h.d state OF
iny health and The imperative necessity to
return to my post Of duty il New urleaus
VIXEN but ha'f recovered.
fh the first purpose | W. III respectful
" ask yofr ASS stance. through the me-
dunn of yon paper. 10 give the necessary
publicity, to afford parties. having c aims
% the nature of which I am not yet info, IL
ed To confer with ae. to enanle m. i.
lend them my Id. Me~sr~. Anatolr p.,.
ia lie anl Joseph LrBa ac vii attend tc
the preparation IF s;lch Vouchers. ~ ma,
he called for by tie departments to secure
immediate settlements.
10 those. having Attorneys or Agtnt,
prosecuting ihcir claims. to whom lees
must he paid, sfch ASSISTANCE as | can rel
der, i, rendered witaout chafge.
> Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS STERNBERG
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SATURDAY, NOV. IS. 1881.
OF NEW YORK.

Dyspepsia is disarmel Of IT'S terlors. 10y
Che use of Baileys Saline Aprlient. Tor
pid liver, bili,n>n S.. constipation. etc,
orc cured by ifs use. All PERSONS prefer it
TO nauseating pills, it's action being So
prompt and pleasaat. "
Onc small dose of Bal c9 $ Sail e Aper
dent will Immediately cure sour or aeil
stomach, heafthurn and sick headache
/: is pleasa't and cllarmi g i'll ;aste. ana
for constipation among al vino lead a G.. Sc
~ confined lie. 1t is Il most adorable rene
dy. Fifty ceists per bottle.
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Exhausted and enfeeblel constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness ~ d
general weakness cured By Browns Iron
Bitters.