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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
MUM BER Z.
Bran Bells for the Babes.

A French doctor has invented d new
bed for babies which ho.is.t them safe in
Its custody and prevents them from ever
giving any trouble at night 10 their ut.
tcn,lants. THIS gentleman has s,ihscct-
ed his system to the mcst trying of all
tests, for he has APPLIED it to all his own
children, and considers that the life Of
one Of them is entirely owing II, It's use.
The idea is to ill the greater par, Of the
cradle with bran and imnlcrse tie hgs
AMI part of tie body of the child in tnis
nest, covering them over In the usual
way, but fastening down the co,n!er-
pane tight 50 As TO keep him firm in his
place. Why this change Of tactics
should have tie effect Of taking ava.
from The infant his usual desire to howl
during Il part of every night Is Il q,tcs-
ton which we will leave nurses to ex-
plain for themselves after thev have
! tsi.'a A. sa:aisAa lsss ts Eses.ls alssl1
civil to believe the testimony OF Drs.
Bourgeois and Viroureux, who. in two
French papers OF some authority, de-
clare that such is the invariab!e result,
This is not, however, the only advan-
tage to be expected from the system.
The bran is supposed to have a warming
and stimulating influence superior to
any sort Of cotton or cloth, and TO allow
children of the more siehly Kind to de-
velop more quickly and be sooner able
te usa their limbs The inventor of the
system declares that they delight in
their bran beds, and always '.qut
them with regret" when removed. at the
age of 2, to one of different kind
London Globe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Man Of Genius Before aaa After Ear-
riare.


The love-mal,ings of men of genius,
before and after marriage. with or with
out it, are tempting subjects of inquiry,
and all the informal on of this sort we
can get. if it sometimes does no more
than am,,se an id'c curiosity, may be.
and genera.ly is as Instructive AS it is
entertaining. With fuller information
than we have about the private rrlaiion-
ships between Socrates and Aaltlppe
We shou' Il understand better than we do
the pubic work of the great father OF
Greek philosophy. A flood of light,
which would otherwise be wanting. is
thrown upon the mystic schoiasilclSm
of Ahelard by the cNtant records OF
his DEALINGS with E'0se, If ss much
were known, from their points Of view.
of Beatrice and Laura ~ we know OF
Dantes and Prtrarch's written praises
Of them. perhaps our estimate of tire
mems manhood would be somewhat diff
ferent from what it is. though orr adj
niraton for the poets poetry might re-
main the same: and for an authentic
biography Of Ann Hathaway all but tie
more pednntlc Snakspearcaris w.,u,ts ss,
willing to surrender ts'o or three Of his
less memorable plays Coming down
70 our own c injury. it will su!li g TO hint
at the scientific value of the little .lat
has been disclosed respecting C.othlle
de VHuN in el,icidating tie nos,ticn Of
Au.ustr Conte as a great teacher.
Everywhere and always mans worth
must be guaged to some extent, though
only in part. BY his domes,'city. Some
OF the best work done in the word has,
ot course. been done BY men ot small
private worth. A man Of genius is not
To be judged by ordinary standards.
Genius is ecccntricity. The dutie, it
imooSes on its posses 'ors may make it
their duty to neglect duties imposed by
custom, or something more aulhorita-
tive than custom, ON common folk, and
their highest virtue NAV consist OF. or
not he inharmonious " tn, disregard of
conventional virtues. But tor al that
men are men before they are a1ythlng
| else. whetaer poets or philosophers.
warriors or statesmen: and among tho
Fundamental conditions Of human life
the instincts that lead To love-makiug
and marrying are hardly less funda-
mental than those that ob igr States
| men. warriors. philosophers. poets, and
all such prodigies to eat and sleep pref
| t. much as plou boys do. Ii the COM
! mon laws of human life are varied FROM,
| there must be reason for the variation,
and. rtverting 10 men of genius, u is
| useful to know, not merely what varia-
| ton there is, if there is any no'ab e
! variation Mt all. but yet more how il af-
fectS taeir standing and influence in the
| world The German Magaztae.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Lives If Doop seciusion.
~ Tho Members of the Order Of the Buried
Alive Live.

~ tho Members of the Order Of the Buried
Alive Live
The Order Of the Buried Alive. in
tsnc. the Convent of The Scpote Vire,
81 remnant of the middle ages in the
Ia OF to-day.
Ihc LoYtinm Queea's CORRESPONDENT
Est the privilege of IN entrance WITHIN,
Sr after anuticr. the I've iron doors,
"a of talking with the superior through
nm thick swaihing of IA wonllen veil. but
9li,iary communication with the COLI
ht is carried on Through tie barrel,
Ghsch ills sn opening in the wal.
xDver the barrel is written: ''Afh0 viii
0 ronten,cd within these walls let her
kYe at the gate every earthly care"
Nm knock at the barrel. wnich turns
ID .fstly around uiitii it shows n section
IL Nlat III an orslngn ispm wnici one
~ tic Quarters f,as been vcnt ovst. 4ssW
sp'ak to the Invisible sister, who asks
your will: and she answers you in good
Italian and cultivated intonaiion. You
hear the voice quite distinctly, bat rs if
it Was far, far away. She is really sep
arated from YOU only by slender slice
of wood, but SHE is absolutely invisible.
Not the smallest chnk is visible between
you and her. Sonnd travels through the
barrier. but Sigi,t is iSaaso,utety exc u,led.
These nuns live on charity. Keeping
two l. 'nts in this year--one from No
vember to Christmas, the other the or!i-
nary Lent of Catholic Christcndon,.
Living. therefore, on charity, they may
eat whatever is given them. saving
''Iicsh meat during the fasin@ time. IT
you take Them II catic or a loai OF bread,
n bottle OF wine. Il roll Of chocolate bon
bons, Il basket Of eggs. it is ali good for
them.
Tnev must be absolutely without food
for twenty -four hours before they may
ask help from the outside word. And
when they have looScd starvation in tie
face. t,ieu they may iing a bell. which
means, Hep us! we are ftmis lingH
Perhaps you take them nothing eatabie.
but YOU place Oh the ledge of the eat
orange, by which You sit. some money,
demanding in return their ''carto'ini." ="
or little papers. The barrel turns slowly
round, then back again. and you f"d
o., the ledge where You had | id your
lire Il paper of "cartoiini.' These arc
very snlall. thin. lsht-prjnteh slips,
neatly folded in tiny a.hets. three 10
each packet, which, il you swallow in
faith, will cure yen OF all disease.
After Your talk is ended, the barrel
turns round once more and presents its
face as of an immuyabie and impcne-
,rah.c-ooking barrier. One OF tn" pret-
tv traditions Of Rome is that each Sister
has her day, when she throws a flower
over the convent wal rs Il si;ru To her
watching friends that She is STA n. We.
When she has h en gathered to the ma
jority the Guwer is not thrown, and tAe
veil has fallen forever.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Insh Eillings on Coz ttinr.

Cnnrlirg liz n luxury, it IL salad, it IL
ise water. il iz n bct'eridge. it IL Il pla
spell Of the soul. The man who haz
never cour'cd liez lived in vain: he haZ
bin hlind man amun~ landscapes and
watcrskapes; he haz bin def man in
the land ov hand organs. and by the
side "v murmnrinc canals. Courtin@iz
Ike 2 little sprinrs ov soft water that
steal out from under ii rock at the fut
uY 4 mountain. and run down the Hill
side by side, singing and daAsing and
scattering each uiher, eddyin@ and
frothing and kaskadinr. now hiding un-
der bank. now full ov sun. and now full
OK shaddcr, till Simebv tha iine and
tlen 'ha 90 SOW. am in favor ov long
cuurtirg: it gives the parties a chance
to lind out each u;her's trump cards. it
IL good eyercine. and IL list NJ innersent
NJ neriIo lambs. Courtin@ IL Ike
Strawberries and cream, wants to be did
Slow, shen VA cit the flavor. hav saw
folks @it ackquaint,d d. fan in luv, git
married. settle down, and git tew wurk
in three weeks from date. This iz jist
TIE VA sum folks larn trade. and
akonnts for the great number ov al-
mi4htcv mean mcchanicks we hav, and
the poor jobs tha turn out.
Perhaps il IL best | shud stHte some
good advise TO yun@ men whoare about
tew court with final view to IN itri-
mony, az it waz. In the first plase,
,ung man. yu want To Get yure system
ali rite, and then lind yung woman
who il willing tcw be cour'ed on the
square. The next thing IL tew find out
l.,l nj. ch IN i,,,, jrx IA h,
inc her. and she will sd that she IL 19
Years old. and this WI will find won't be
far from out ov the wa. The next best
thing " few begin moderate: say once
every mite in the week for the fust six
months. increasing the dose az the pa
tent seems to require il. 1t is fust
rate WA tew court the girls mother q
lectie on the Start. for there iZ one thing
n woman never dcspizes, and that iz. q
leetle good courtin@. if it IL dun strikly
on the square. After the fust year yu
| will begin tcw Ike the bizzness. Thare
is one thing aiwus advise, and that iz
not to swop foiogra.ts oftener than once
in 10 daze. unles yu forget how the gal
looks.
OCCASIONALLY yn want tew look sorry.
! and draw in yurc wind az tho vu had
pain. this will set the gal tcw teazing
yutew find out what aiIs VII Evening
meetings are good thing tn tend. it
will keep yure liggion in tune. and
then If the gal happens to be thare, III
accident, she can ask yu tew go hum
with her. As ageneral thing wouldn't
brag on uthcr gals much when waz
conrting. it mite look "a tho yu knu
tcw much. ii .u will court years in
| this WA awl the time on the square. il
| yu don't sa il IL lcet,le the siikest
time in Your life, yn kan git measured
for hat at my expense. ani pa for it.
| Don't court for mnnnv. nor buty, nor
re:ash,'ns. these things are just about M
| onsartih M the kerosene lie refining
| 5issness. liable ,cw git out ov repair and
bust ut any minnit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

IL snppose Vanderbilt has right :.
DO rs he p!eases with bis stock said u
gentleman who had lately spent week
or two in New York, and who takes
an interest in fast horses. toa Herald
representative yesterday, but the
American public generally will be sorry
to learn of the manner in which he is
managing that great favori,e. Maud S.
saw him driving her few days ago,
and it WAS clearly evident that he was
spelling her. He drives her like u Jehu.
no matter what the condition of the
roads may be, and pulls and hauls the
mare about much as haca-dr.ver might
be expected 10 do with a less royal team.
l was sorry to see it. l WIS told that
he was not only spelling her gait, but
splitting her temper AS we'll; and you
know what I'm excellent reputation
Maud used 20 have on account of her
kind disposition. would rather see
Vanderbi: stick to his railroad stocks y
--CieUeidnd Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
The SASSY Aspect Of solae Women.

'.Wnn,en have taken on u sassy
aspect writes Clara Belle. ''lue tn tip
ping their hats over their noses. ] don't
know how long the fashion mil! last.
bit just now the iGtned back brim. is
disc rd Il. and HE top front Of the head
i, one, more covered. Tnis transfers
the neuralgia center from Tie phrcno-
logical bump Of reelection to the bump
Of love, and ! won't undertake TO pre-
dict tlfa result. Win the sudden expos
ure OF the back Of the head, right AT the
beginning of cold weather. lower the
temperature of the amative-mercury
supposed tn be stored in iaat part of tine
noddlep Or. will il cause congestion aud
consequent Increase in the number OF
Weddings this wln;erp'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Tinaanllles.


We are having. the present season.
the largest pncapp,es ever brought to
this market. enormous fellows, selling
for 30 cents and II each. How is it,
! asked of n dealer, 1--WE never had fruit
like this bcforrPh ''beCauSe." he an
sNered, ''th"y were not grown. 1t IL
only nf late they have taken to cu't'-
waiting the pineapple by clipping off the
youAg ones ani cutting co SO the trees.
growing only IL few on each, after the
manner of grape-growing for wine.
Hitherto pine tppics grew wild. and no
care was taken of them" Ii they get
suca great pines in England rs we are
having, possibly they fall down and
worship them Brother Bull has al
ways v,.n rated 1.-THE pine" as he calls
IL. IL values ii so higniy. thai he sci.
dom bnr, one outright. He rents \
pine for his Grand dinners. and. ms the
custom is well understood, nobody thinks
OF cuttin.. it. though joker, have now
aud then insisted upon a piece. t" The
sore discontinue of their hosts. PiDe-
apples. like those we bu. for "A few PEN
ME, each. cos, an untold amount in Hn-
gland. The perfume Of the pineapple
is so much liked by some persons tnat
they hang tie fruit in their rooms. 1t
does not take ;on9 for tn. delicate odor
To persadc All apartment. - ffOyrcss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

Representative Dessendorf OF Vir-
ginia, will at the earliest opportuai-
ty introduce bill prohibiting any
person who holds public trust or
government office Of any kind from
being a member of any central, ex-
ecutive or any other committee or
any political organization, from be-
ing delegate to a convention oi
any political party. and from seek
ing TO control the political action oI
his suborlnates. 1t also prohibits
ANY such person from taking part i'll
any campaign as speaker VI canvass.
er during the h",,s- for which he il
employed by the government. Tie
penalty for the violation Of these
provisions is dismissal from office
and ineligibility for reappointnen,
for five years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
rrps "a Fool.

TIE Boston JouYaat of Chemistry savs
that eygs. at Average prices. are among
the cheapest aud mort nutritious ariic-
les of diet. Like milk. an egg is u com
pete food in Itself. containing every
thing necessary FOR the Development Of
aperfeetaninal. and is ni.nic~i from the
fact that chick is formed from ii. II
seems a mystery how muscle zones.
feathers, and every thing that a ...:csen
requires for its perfect dc o.nl Ut.
are made from the ynlk and $ a.se II M
eye; bnt such il tie fnct. and i SHOWS
how complete fond an c-g is. i is
also easily d,yes;sri. II not d ni,ged in
the coskipg. l.i,isnsi. ,aere II M mere
concentrated and nosrsss,sny fe,d than
eggs. The aih.inicn. oil. and saline
matter are. rs ii, milk. in the right pro
roriiIn fs,r Sustaining animal lifn Two
Or three laiierl eggs. with tie addition
III slice or tw0 III taast. viii make 4
brHasfast sufficient fUr i man and good
enutgh ftr II king. U !.
hen ssAv ne e. lcs,, ,Sassk n, ca:sez
M I'M Z 4, sxslss ys:st sy Isal \. "A a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Hotel Guests Electrified.
Tho Trouble tna. was causad by the Little Screw
of az E'c ctrc Lamp.

The Trouole tha, was CAUSED by the Little Screw
of a. E'c etric Lamp
A gentleman leaning against one OF
the iron pillars in Dooner's cafe recent
IL. SAYS the Paijadeip.a Press. was ob-
served To pitch suddenly forward and
nearly fall On the marble floor. He turn
ed very pale. and look d about him to
see whether his involuntary action had
been noticed. 1t did not appearto h We
been. and he walked back to the pillar
and examined it critically. Then he
walk d around it and looked to the cell
ing. He looked 10 the floor. and then
To satisfy himself whether the post had
moved from its place and kicked him,
he pressed hard against it with the palm
OF his i.and.
In another instant the gentleman was
spraw,ing on the floor. lie got up md
iiluiing that I've WAS hegin,liug 10 ,sisraSk
attention.. he walked back and sought
Mr.. Dooner. "ls this place haunted"
he asked, ''Ur have YOU II familiar spirit
which knocks people down?' Then he
explained what had taken place. "N0n-
sense" said Mr.. Dooner, ''show me the
post and Ill bug it ifyou say So" MIR.
Duoner was shown the post, and he put
his arms around il. But it was not for
long. In less than two seconds Mr..
Boomer was where his guest had been a
lew minutes before. AT the same time
Il howl of rage was beard in the bar
room. Mr.. Dooavr ran back A man
WAS standing there with half-emptied
glass of wine in his hand. "What does
This mean?' hedemanded. Il attempt
ed 10 take drink and a shock went
through me like galv ME battery. DO
you' He WAS Interrupted by another
man, who ersered suddenly with yell
and a miltered imprecation. whats
.hc matter htrc?" he asked. rather any
iity. ! put my hand ou ;tn iron post out
ttcre," pointing t" The cafe. land | be-
Iicve I'm paraiyzcd. "
By this time group of excited men
had gathered around. 1.-The place is be-
Wilched." said one. '.or has been mag
! uctiZcd," suggested another. No,
Eentein"n,' vnnturcd a little man, who
WAS smiling broadly, III ) nothing of The
| Kind. Tnese gentlemen have all receiv-
| I'd au eIrcrit shock. Make IN inyesli-
| CATION aua see il am not RIGHT
Tne hotel proprietor sent for the
| uv on Arch street, above Tenth. lie
ramc, and ~ less than twenty minutes
| had solved the mystery. 1t was found
l!,.,i steel screw. from which depended
IN leetric light, had been pushed too
| far thron1h the ialh and plaster and
| camr in contact wit an iron girdcr rest
irg on the pillar and Ike base of the pill
| larrc,'rd "n another gir,l"r beneath the
! floor. The gentlemen who were knock
el down had completed the circuit
hy touching the post. and the man
who tbonTht he was drinking mol
zen lead d.d the same by placing lis
! foot on the metal rail in front of the
bar after lie had lifted the glass to his
! Aps. Ine screw Mas given Il hslf turn
| back. the cjrrait was broken and every
body was relieved.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
That wa. a funny mistake made BY

That was funny mistake made by
the London Duly Telegraph in its ref
crence To the Convention Of DnESards
held at Arnold. Ind. y month ago, and
which was attended by 2O,00o represent
tatives Of the various bunker churches
in all parts ofthe Union. The Telegraph
rnisrrad the cable dispatch and pub
'sl,ed 4 long editorial abusing the bad
taste u Americans in calling a conven-
ton vi 2U.OUu drEnka,tas. aid asking il
grave irony what was the precise degrees
of whlskyfaction that qualified one h,r
admission to the t,dy. The writer 0f
the articlr tsDok the view that the only
possible explanation fur such ,fnllaps.
ing wsts t.kt sOpas sNl,etxeAl0us E3siy "
tcnt1sfxeex nsen IN n ~ ess1l
TIN " R6t III NM (g
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Bulka 'ochraa's Twelve Quar-, Pail Wit.

e.
Oh Mrs. L.. The " idow OF small
farmer, ii Westchester County. was re.
markahie Cor her piainne>s Of speech
ami manner: and she was zone Of cute
Sort The cd woman WAS at Import
ant witness for the prosecution IN a case
in which Barkc Cochran defended the
eyil-ioer. Her testimony bore hard UP.
on, the prisoner and in the henross-exami-
nation, Cochran en,leAvored ia vain to
eon.u-e or ifiiiaie her. A, length, .ttlr,i-
ing abruptly to the Witness. he exclaim.
ed: a
..sia.lam! you have brass enough IN
your face to make a t"esve-quari
pail!'
Yes replied the witness. ''ard
you've rot sass enough in your head to
I'LL .s!'
1ne lawyer had '.done'' with tlat wit
nsssS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
A Fig Eloclx of Amber.

A remarkable bioeS OF alu'ter nine
and one-liaf inches long and five and
one-haf inches ncircGmgerence. weigt-
iny little over eight ponrds, was re-
Gently iistfd up opposite Siraisunii on
n small island II Tie Balie. Il has al
the qualities which distinguish tie
rarest pieces, having Il dark yellow color
and shining like glass, but not transpar-
ent. 1t is rare that a piece of nmher
weighs one pound. The largest speci-
men. which is preserved in The Museum
of Natural History at Berlin, weigas
about fourteen pounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

Columbus. Ca. tie Lowell OF that
state, has ten cotton ana waolen mii!-.
the only begging factory In Georgia, the
largest IRON Woras south OF kicamond.
three merchant mills, u trunk factory.
a paper-box factory, n paint factory.
and two clothing factories II runs
1850 looms and employs .2,167 nDev.,-
tivcs in textile n,ilis alone. Inc co,-
sumption oi cotton last year was l6.9as
bales.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
nn,l.1.,t "a. Ia Torca.

In his wors d: ii,Stft, ring policemen
Drill CAPTAIN A's.sse're of i,r,GGivn.
ASKED 4 mnus,l-lls snarsisn at he pub
lis peace Mat rs wos 4 do II q drunken
man should :li,ase HIN.
i.Es II ai,ssSv ser / Il iii;s aboat?N qucr-
led is.u pn iesip;lfs.
Yes. ii ile 81. II ron nan,cs. what
word you ID ~
;.yshst. i.e fail me names i n md
mr. with this ug,til,: N *hy. Cup ne
as Mssisa b:sts Al ssvef Ain sHtI
he Vsss, III, d xsssss~ - = sst 1etca a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27
Tantad.

Wantsd-A wife who rnn handle n broom,
70 brush down the cobwebs aud sweep up the
room:
To uraSc dt cent breed. ttai fellow cnn eat
NUt tue ipiIibie compound you everywhere
Gn.t
who hiio*s low to btol, to fry and to rocst-.
ht!se exp III eAud t.tt ass3 pias cr OF i0at; !;
And ir1itt.- LeruWi pHi iHSilIs, an itp nj which Is
~ ioitiI eSrtn 1--WE a. every an. Knows;
COMMUNICATIVE crcaturc, and still with o
mud
TO teieh aud To guide exr'ied. erfned.
A so.t Vi Ia aug.. nlld sos, iiad comb ned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

The house committee on public
lands unanimously agreed to a bill
fnr the repeal of the preemption law.
The homestead law will also he
amended in some particulars.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

Secretary Teller has decided! to
grant RI gister Lctcher, of the Mitch
ell lanl office, a hearing, in order to
give him a chance to refute the
charges against him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

Judge Clinton Briggs, Of Omaha
Il prominent candidate for United
States senator from Nebraska, fell
from train uf cars near Alton, Iowa
Saturday night and was killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

On the morning of :he 10th inst.
a pouch at the po+tntlice in Detroit,
containing mail matter for the east
suddenly burst into flames from
SpunLancoas cuti,,,ustisns, .-,.sSl ..,..-.
destroyed. 1t was filled with mer-
chaniise of all sorts, chiefly dry
goods. The cause Of the explosion
is not known.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

On the line Of the Relfield and
Watertown railway, distance seven-
ty-one miles, there is a summit that
towers 614 teet above the Jim river
valley
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

Bv a boiler explosion in the asri-
cultural implement works of the
Parlin and Orenlpvf company al
Canton ILL., on the Is tn inst, eight
men were killed outright, two iuJur-
ed. and large amount of property
DESTROYED
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W EsTriELp, Mass,
Feb. 18. 1873

Feb. l8, 1882.
DR.. ]. G. Aver & Co.--t;entlemen;
Ab.'ht five years ago llad q very
bad cough. and tried several rene.
dies witho,,, any relief, Till ! was nil
yisel l,y Mr, Whitney, druggist q
Gouyssnetr, n. N, n tTy yodr cher
ry psrtufsl xhich I siii M Ilrl
I N 3 4 -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-27

The Northern Pacific road is senl-
ing German residents to the Father
land to work up emigration to the
Jim river valley.