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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-15

hlth. This is certainly poor policy.
poor for the hog aud poor for the hog
eater"
The relative profit is much greater
from small flock than large one, says
the Rural Home. The grain farmer, no
matter how few his acres, can make
money by keeping few sheep. There
is always room for them somewhere, and
they consume and turn into money food
that otherwise would waste. But he
must be careful not to overstock. To
illustrate, suppose the farmer cultivates
only eighty acres, raising grain chiefly.
He keeps few COWS and the necessary
teams. One-ifth of his farm in pas
ture, one-ffth meadow, one planted, one
spring grain and one wheat. He thinks
he has as much stock as he can profita-
bly, keep, but if he puts on one sheep TO
every five acres, he will find their pro-
ducts clear gain. In the spring, early,
they can run on the sod which is to be
planted, and one sheep to each acre will
not hurt the land, yettbey will live we'll.
After that they can go into the pasture,
and will clean after the COWS to advan-
tage. A run on the stubbles after har-
vest will not be felt, where each sheep
has two acres, and in the fall there is
plenty of feed.
WHY it is that fineness of soil is es-
sential to its fertility is not difficult to
understand. The rood of plants must
be dissolved in water, and the finer the
particles of soil are the more ready &C
cess the water has to it. Fine sugar
thrown into water dissolves much more
readily than Jumps do. So it is with the
soil-the finer the particles the more
readily the soluble portions dissolve.
When the soil is coarse only small por.
ton of the soluble part can be WISHED,
much OF it beng inclosed in bed Of in.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08

bent over him, kissed his pale
brow, and begged him to speak
just one word to her. He op sned
his eyes slowly. as from a dream,
and they fell on her face.
Thank God," he said, feebly,
that my Ada has come at lastl'
Taking her hand in his, he con-
tinued, kiss me, darling. and
tell mo you forgive me before l
die. Yes. Ada, I am dying. Sing
to me once more"
His voice failed him and he
could speak no longer.
She sang one verse for him in a
broken voice, and when she had
flushed be closed his eyes and
she knew his last moments had
arrived. Her grief had become
almost uncomfortable. and she
Ian, d over him and called on him
to speak or smile on her. Then
all Was blank.
When she awoke she was iu
her own room at her town resi-
dence. She asked to be taken to
see him, and they told her he was
buried. She had been delIri ,us
for week. Again she sank into
Inconsistencies. She fingered
in this state for three days, and
then went to meet Theodore
where they never more would be
separated. In her will she be-
queathed her entire foitune to
the poor, and many have risen up
to call her "blessed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08

Steamers orixaba and Ancon go through to san
San Dleg >, leaving San Pedro on tho dates u
their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Orzaba and AncJii cali at Santa Barbara
and Port HsrforI (SAn LUIS obispo) Gully. on the
route TO and from San Francisco
The Eureka and Los Angeles call at San
Buenavenlura, Santa Barbara, JAviott, Pot
Hartford, cayucos, San simeon, Monterey and
Santa Cruz.
Cars to connect with steamers from San Pedro
leave the 8. P. Il. X. Depot. Los Angeles. ut 10
. clvok 4. M, railroad time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08

n Trkets. $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remii hpsey or eank Draft in Letter or send
bv Expi,ss Don't send by registered letter or
Postoifc, orlsr until further notice. Ord rs Of
and upward, y, Express, eau 10 sent at cur
xpcnse. Address al ortlers to
5dhs J. j. DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08
CHICAGO. Rock lsLANp 8 PACIFIC R,Y.


arnnadlat
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08
OFFICE HOURS.

will be at my Office from A. NJ TO IL ~. and
rom u p " daily, Sundays excepted.
L. II. BOYD,
ylsH Superintendent Of ssyestA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08
Rates Of Pare from Los Angeles;

kTPlans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents offics
whers berths may be secured
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz, etc,
freight steamers leave san Francisco about every
two weeks, as tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right 70 change the
steamers or their days Of sailing
STFOR PASSAGE OK FREIGHT AS ABOVE,
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points In Europe
..ArLLY To.....
q. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
ofnos--so. Commercial St. Los Angeles
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-11
In Good Spirits,

Tonic, Alternative ana clthartic; read advcr-
tisement OF Simmons Liver Regulator.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-11

LANOAsTEk WATOHEs
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
In the Whole History OF

No preparation has ever performed snch
marvellous cures, or maintained So
wide reputation, as AYEns Cherry
PEcroRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series OF wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
rs a safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders.
It acts speedily and surely, always re.
lleying suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders.
makes it an Invaluable remedy to be
Kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without it.
and those who have once used it never
Will From their knowledge of it's
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
In their practice, and clergyrncn recon-
mend it: 1t is absolutely certain in
It's healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula OF
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
ana permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chltis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for. General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thorough
y tested Its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels il his duty tn
make ii known to his fellows. The recipe
with iull particulars, directions for prepar
ation and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions for successful treatment Al
your own home, will be sent you by return
niaii, free OF charge, by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addrcssed envelope.
DIR. j. c. RAYMOND.
I0l Washington street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Boz Mention this paper.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
STATE NEWS.

During 1882 Leadville's smelters shipped
81, 7,131, $50. 'PNN
The Leadville Herald got out NAM
hoth New Years edition.
Cataract lake, in Pitkin county, has been
stocked with 800, ,00J trout.
Denver is full of gamblers, anxious to
reeee rural legislative lambs
Colorado consumes about 200 600 pounds
OF blasting powder every month.
a new commission is to be appointed tn
select another Denver postofice site.
Leadville authorities are again irving ,o
enforce the law against carrying concealed
weapons
Bardolf Brothers, OF Greeley. have this
season killed near that town and shipped
500 antelope.
Denver's new city hall has already cost
sl:'S-OoG, and it will require at least S55.O 900
more to complete it
H A W. Tabor ct al have been given
the title to the Tam OiShanter mine. Lead
vie, so long in litigation.
Colorado Springs Srgnd Army Post No.
= was mustered last Friday. 1t had TWEEN
ly-elght charter members.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
FARMING IN COLORADO.
HOW OHr Soil Produces, and How Its
Cultivation Pays.

William e. Pabor, editor of the Colorado
Farmer, has the following in the Januarv
number of the American Agriculturist:
1t is a safe assertion to make that four
| annual crops out of five can be successfully
iaiseu IN the state, and this is as good an
average as ought to be asked for, or is tound
elsewhere. The area of arabic land ia nnt
so large as to induce ruinous comnetition at
nome and the distance from the grain pro
uucing districts Of other states and terri
tories Is great enough not to shut off COM
petition, but to make the competing price
a lar one for the former A constantly IN
crelsinS mining interest is a guarantee of n
ready market for all that can be produced
me 1901 mis- as they are called to dis
tinSuish them from higher ranges thar
tower west of them, are in reaiity u,ount,in
chalns, only of lesser magnitude. They
commence when the plains have reached am
ATTITUDE OF between four and five thousand
ieet Here flourish the pine, cedar
aspen and birch In the valleys and small
parks they enclose vegetation is very
thrifty The hay producing qualities of tie
soii IN these parks is simply wonderful In
some OF them the tourist sinks knee deem
IN grass that has fiourished and faded
grown and perished. season alter seaso1,
uhtI the surface, for miles, is one vast
treacherous morass of dccayed vegetation
into which it is almost impossible to vent
nre with safety
These, and there are thousands of sucb |
places scattered through the mountain re-
'ion OF Colorado, are TO be the herdsmen's
,hd DAIRY mems Eden of the future. Here.
,ieltered from the storms and the winds OIL
ne nils that surround them, they can
TOW, without irrigation, abundant haryests
barley and potatoes. Here their sheen
nd cattle can have prolific pasturage. and
he towns springipg up along the lines OF
ew railroads, and the mining interests !
nat are so rapidly developing, Will demand
ON them and from the farmers on the
opes lying eastward toward the prairies
Il that they can produce, at good paving ,
rices. !
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
GREENWOOD ITEMS.

From Our special Correspondence, 1T Il. W.
Joseph Hill is no better.
Hugh Scott is back from Huntington,
New Mexico, he arrived the 9th instant,
Samuel Callen has gone TO Iowa
Frederick and Malcolm Wright, returned
from the Gunnison, via Canon City, III
time to participate in Christmas Festivities
A social hop ut Mrs. Wrights was much
enjoyed by n party of Young folks, on
Tuesday night,
on Thursday night quite large crowd
tripped the light fantastic at Isaac Sanders.
Another dance ON Saturday next at Mr..
Mitchell's, will complete the round of
pleasures for Christmas week.
Mrs. William H. Wrigh; received a beau
tiful Christmas gift from Lee Cochrane. II
was an elegant Bible, one of the finest
manufactured, and is token of gratitude
for her timely aid and nursing, last March
| when the young man lost his right hand III
a shingle mill. No better way of express
ing gratitude could have been conceived
Our Christmas tree and accompanying lit
| erary exercises werc success.
| Two loaded trees and bountiful SAINT;
Claus, with well filled pack. ccrtainl,
ought to make happy all the little ones
| The church WAS literally packed ali stand
| ing room being occupied.
The programme, although bricf, was Ell
tircly satisfactory, il being intcrsperse'
with vocal and instrumental music, an
consisted of prayer and address by Re'
Harvey Lindsey recitation by Miss God
dard; address to the children by Mr.
Wright and closed by n drama of $
Nicholas and suite. The principal acto'
, were Miss Goddard rs Mrs. Nicholas, an
William Smith rs the venerable saint hin
: self This WAS entitled the "New nepar
ure," and was SO novel and entertaining
/ to interest everybody. Christmas, A.
lsss, win long be remembered.
The mercury was within eight degrees
zero on the morning OF December 20, and
}. little snow falling.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Notice for Publication.
LASp orricE AT PuFBLo. Color
D,,.f..t1ls her Is H.

LASp OFFICE AT Pueblo. CotoRAno,k
December is. l-S2
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
TO make final proof tn support OF hts claim.
and thai said proof will be made before he
clerk OF the District Court In and for the
county OF Fremont, State of Colorado. ~
CANON CITY, cosorado on JANU Rl y
isa, viz: IA MES e. SAMPSON, -. :. No
eI9s. for the n. swt se. & u an"
He nnmcs the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, a d cultiSa
n urrunt Creek. colorado; Thomas Minter
Of Canon City, Colorado: - illiam Gorfnan
OF Currnnt t'r.zek. colorado; peias sampson,
OF n rant Creek. i'oi RADIO.
.slts MARK l.. BLUNT, Register
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Chance for Business.

ANY one having 5000 in cash can buv out
business IN this city which pays twice
the amount of interest than any other in
vestnent OF the size in Colorado. An in
Wand can take charge of it, as it requires
but little Of mans time. There is
no competition in the same line Address
IL Il. Blake, at RECORD Office. ST
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
MISCEI.H. NEOUS.
ASTHMAmand
HAY FEVER

,i.rahtss3 q w5srs NyEvE ASp sRAix Trrarsysr
tion sssd n Tsnr.si Hee;i.rr Rervoas frostrs
tS IL ntls, DeIresio1 Soften Brain result
o. ~ irfty and leading to uSery dec v and fearn
Old age. Barrenne<s Los n Poyrr h, ,i,,s
loS-ss and srcrTaaorTheaa caused nv
- or Tho brain, self or over rfiu s,,,r
ooS VII cure recent Zach boy contxjrs y.
= atierf One collar boz or siT hoTr- ~,
nj, mail I'd onreceipt prize We euar
So, ~ po@es 10 cure With each orssr ~.
viii 90 Sa4 I4r siS boxes accompanied with dol ar We
the purchaser written guarantee Il, refrrSi
y iI irsatient does cure Gnerspises
by JunS n n IN
toi tr1Sss nI rrf,..
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Probate Notice.

TN the matter oL.ihe estate Of Francis II rt-
| well, decreased. notice is hsreby given
N lSss being he second day OF the January
Probate term of tie Courty Court OF The
fsnunty of Erptnou Sta'o of Colorad l.
hereby rxeA for the settling and adjusting 81
ali claims against the estate OF said Frsucis
Uartwe ell deceased and all persons having
eiaifn. and demands ngainst said estate arc
rclucs .ed To prc>cut the same to said Court
on said day for adiu tmont.
ELIZA HARTwEfI.
.sltl Administrators Of deceased estate.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Hotel Outfit and Bar Fixtures For Sale

Desiring TO go on my ranch in Wet
Mountain Valley, / offer my hotel and
lodh'hg house outfit, near the depot to-
eetheF with the bar fixtures OF my saloon,
=. very iair bargain Everything about
the premises new. having lust erected a
hne addition TO the hotel The premises
Tor rent. 4 good harm and cellar on the
place Apply to CHARLES ScHELI. tf
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
Water For Sale

VIII haul hydrant water to any house
outside OF the water pipe limits for 20
cents per barrel Leave orders with the
sprinkling wagon driver. or with
1ot y. MANCHESTER
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06

san another speaks in praise of Renne.
Psin-killing Nervjne, who has had the iys-
pepsia Tor over two years. lie SAYS: :.It
has cured me, and ] feel like new man /
can eat good hearty meal without lis dis
'ressins me" This is only an extrac; from
one OF the many letters and testimonials
received daily by Mr.. Renne The oriri-
tia'is can De seen nt any time by calling al
tho Qll-l Extract N..sls-.- ls-.-4I-i---.----r---
grading work Soon to he the most pleas
ant neighborhood and health resort in Col
orado Lots six times the size of city lots,
only $500 each. For terms apply soon to
II. T. Blake, at RECORD Office.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06

Farmers and Others desiring a genieel,
lucrative agency business, by which - to
$50 day can be earned, send address at
once, ON postal, to II. C. Wilkinson x Co.,
1a5 and is7 Fulton street, New York. Z
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06

An Ohio district court has decided that
II 10 unlawful to use prcfanc Language
through telephone.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves inceoteS'
N TO me win please call and settlc with
George W Clelland, as all accounts are ,ei'
with him for collection. tttul n sf'N r.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
FOR THIS PEELISlINARfE ENAMINA-
mon No CHARGE Is AiADE.
will a Patent Cost?

II Won Sre stivfseI that your invention - fatent-
rhle, send $50 pay Government Application ice
of siS and - fo< the drawings Tequifed 0y ths
tsDV erfiaieut- This Is payable when appcattonis
made aud ia all OF the eNreuse unless patent fs al
lowed When allow ed tile attorney : fee s1s ana
the anal Government Zee $40 is payable Thus
you kliov beforehand. for EefAts< whether you arc
s-slns 10 get patent not. and no atorsiey ) Zee
fschsrgpl unless No,i do get Patent. An Attorney
vbOS.s lee tepetfis his scccess in obtaining \
Patent wis tias atvise yoi that your inversion IS
patsataSle unless u really Is natentahie 50 tar as
his iud EInent can aid in tcterminine ths oues-
iiou hence can rely en- the advise q. en ni,sr
a preliminary animation IS had Ee.isn fHt-
entS aHo the EsSsisirntien % L.hcis r'sSe see.
Marks and sss--i~~ttcs s=cured. taNeats nre~
parad ani fteL Apnlt In reNlNor CT he-
Iert.-i, 4 ~. or Forfeited Cases lacc
SrN often ViuHpie inventions ate ssiStG IN tnese
classes Of caS.> II Nug have uueettnscn To secure
voar own patent and faited skiliful handling OF
ths case may lef.i send nc "a re-
uueS. nd r.>Sri the Commissioner OF lAtehts
rhat he recognize 6 r IFNoS. of Washing
,Sn D C. sS your attorney in the case, stNlns,!ts .
tile of the Invention and ehout the date oi nlly
your Rrt,licatlon- IA examination and report VIII
Si vo. Hothiu< Searches made for title TO luNefi-
tcns in frct anv Information relating 10 Fatrtits
rrn-it;lV furnished Copies OF fetents niailed az
nerno- this p Ice has been in snccesstul ope rntion
sIuee lss5 and therefore rap the beneiits OF
experience. besides reference can be gwen 10 as-
tual clients In almost every county IN the I. ,.
Pamphlet relating tn Patents Tree upon request.
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLANDSPAclfIR R'Y

uQlUHuUs luuA lnhuuU y Aolh ~ ~
BY the central post,iou Of its line. eonncsts tns
East sad West by the shortest route. a.e eAs-
no. passans<rs. without change of car-. s@twsen
Chlcaxo and kansas CITY. eoaosD easHs, taHsca-
wortn. Atehinon, siinnoapolis and pk f<si..l y
eennScts uaioi pepots WIN All tac ps
in~a OF road oetween tho Atlantis anu tl4e FA1ins
oaeans. It's equipiaeut - snrtsaled 4n1 "a - uanS
ceat- b-trG couposcd Of Most ComfortAblS 500
B.aItiiui Bag Cosahes. Maanit=ent Morton Ae-
elIntrg Chair Cars. fuiimaEs ffsttost Eatses
uleepln3 Cara and The ksest Line o. Blntpt S.tt
IN the " srid. Three Trains hetsaeu tesesko 49,
IL ssourt River Puints. Two tra.bs pet~ stl ShA-
sexo Ard a ar,eil. and st- Paul. VIA tas Faasab
''AIEERr LEA aouTE-"
kee has r~eentix ogetted t9tws Ateh aislna.
Norfolk Newport Now, n ~ t@aoexs Aiaets -
aaa,s rash.tle, Lousytia. - sxsnx en c.pll n-si-
fnc.nrsxpols and LAily sttn. and cHneh = - sneses~
"a IA Tassasn fassassrs xravss on rsss ErSrssn
ssss- fsr .a,s At y, priag.p~i rsshss osssssia
an. nrf - States and Caaada-
H.~saar ohscaked through aud fnsss ~ fe4Y -
ve~s " low q soaapsiitess osksf ts~s sagss-
7ss ass.:lsa insDrssasien. sss sss ssps - sssA-
cRGAr ROCK ISLAND 00OvHs
Al your u~Arsss 7sesss onos. e s11ys.s
y. =. oA0k9> =. Us SSVs
Vs~~fur. 3 oss1rrr oD1 - ttn<A0S
The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06
ADVERTISING RATES
FUN CLIPPED

Mf, Mf1inedlmes dlnk shall go Wild
Ind Wish vonce more could hsy. roe,
Una peaceful times enshoy:
but ven he WAS ashleep In ned.
so quiet as y mouse,
National Republican., 1883-03-07
AnnIY hv The ilttlA

Apply by the little
nuger into thenostrila
by absorption II eif'eot-
ually cleanses the nr.-
sal passages ofcatarrh-
nj virus, ausing
healthy secretions. It
allays inflammation.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
Affairs OF the Distrlct.

The commissioners have approved the ap-
plicaton for liquor licenses of John Baum,
Michael Dorsch, and John p. Hickey.
The following building permits have been
issued: John Connor, repair brick 20 X
street, between First and North Capitol
streets; $4O0. George c. Hcrcas, repair frame
4l0 Eleventh street southwest, between ID
and Il streets; 800. G. Strauss, repair frame
on Badensburg pike, between toll gate and
Mt. Olivct.
Secretary William M. ireland, of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masonry,
has again inquired of the district commission
ers what action has been taken relating to
the failure to tax libraries of the grand lodge
of Masons and Odd Fellows, and refers them
to his letterof Feb. S, making application for
abatement of the tax on the Scottish Rite
Masons' library.
Mai. Brock has informed the commissioners
that AS persons are supported in the Wash
ington asylum, rs follows: Employees in work
house, IL employees in asylum, 10; inmates
of work house, 1885, inmates of asylum, l46
employees in hospital, o; inmates of hospital
81 The grand jury reported after their re-
cent visit there that only POO persons were
therein supported.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
Police Court Notes.

Frederick johnson was fined $5 for assault
ing Anthony Kelly with black jack.
All the unlicensed bar cases against York
PuGh were appealed by him.
Alice Carter, alias Snyder, was find 500 or
thirty days for keeping q bawdy honse on
Thirteenth -and-a-half street.
Dennis Bland, the hackman, who was ar
rested on Monday night on suspicion of trying
to rob an intoxicated soldier, was released on
his personal bonds.
Elmer Sales was fined S. for breaking n
street lamp.
George NJ. Miller and James Woodward gave
their personal bonds not to waste any more
Potomac water.
Dabney Dason, an aged colorod man with
no employment and family Of seven chill
dren, was released on personal bonds from a
charge of begging.
James w. Lusby was fined $50 and costs or
ninety days for carrying revolver. The evil
dence showed that the defendant went to
Theodore McKeau's, No. 1881 Sixth street
northwest, and abused that gentleman and
also attempted to shoot him.
Ellen O'DOnohue was fined $l05 and costs
for keeping an unlicensed bar at Thirty-sixth
and n streets northwest An appeal was
notn1.