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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Feeding Son. Food 70 rigs.

The prevailing notion that the hog has
digestion equal to any undertaking ir
The wav OF converting crude or offensive
God leads many to give, IN excessive
quantities, whatever refuse happens to
DC on hand, whether spoiled grain, pu-
rid meat, or other refuse. The result of
such a mess, when given to a SOW about
10 pig, or having a litter at her side, is
inevitably damaging to the pigs. Ihe
milk glands act ia such q case as an out
let for offending substances thar get into
he system through the Stomach, or
That through any species of dis
orttared action, are engendersd within
The system. From this il wi be seen
that the milk of an animal not in a rer-
feet state Of ttalth must contain a con-
siderable portion of the impurities that
are from hour to hour given oil. The
tact that poison taken into the system Of
the young, either human or brute.
through u Q milk, acts so promptly. gen
orally producing disorder OF the stomach
and bowels within a very few hours, il
sufficient preefof the v~iruience OF the.
poison as we'll OF Jne impoFta,aca@ Of
guarding against such ac.~ulnulaiions
within the system Of tie brood sow wLile
sucking her young Dry corn gives a
Tendency 10 eyerishness. Too !. n,
Rnr ssopssi AZ The SOW be debafr, q nom
aeas 70 n earth, ashes, charc IA and
substances capable Of neutkalizinv
r@s@ 80 ascess c.acid- wiz derance diceslion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
HOUSE AND FARM.


The lightning rod pedaler appears tc
nave gone west OF late, and little Is seen
OF hiI IN the eastern states.
At 60 previous time has shere been a
better demand for heavy horses. Grade
horses or Noylaan, Clyde or Cleveland
bays, are worth on average, about 200,
while good common stock is worth fncm
SIPS TO $3.50.
Al correspondent asks for information
ID regard 10 feeding hogs with sweet
corn. 1T is sometimes grown as a fodder
for hogs, being es.. at different stages OF
growth. Minnesota and Early Orange
are among the earliest and best garie-
ties.
The starting Of most garden seeds may
be ouickened by soaking them, this is
particularly the case with beet seeds.
The Supreme Court of Missouri has az
Grmed the judgment Of the Court OF
Appeals IN a case involving the validity
of the law forbidding the sale of olemar-
garine or other counterfeits of butter In
that State. The appellant was convicted
in st. Louis of the violation of this law;
the Court Of Appeals sustained the com
yiction. He then took the case to the
Supreme Court with the result stated.
Egge may be S.sserved by gre lsing
the shells, but lard is not q good thing
to use as il Is apt Il turn rancid. Beet
tallow would be better. When the eggs
are thoroughly creased, they may be
packed in bran in barrels and headed
up tight, but fNrce must not be used as
the eggs are yery fragile, and one hrok.
en- one will spoil a good many. Ii lime
is used with care Il is the Lest material
for packing eggs, az it docs not spoil the
appearance of the shells, w lie grease OF
any kind is troublesome to remove.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
.Tho.ass' Eclec,rio Oar


has been . good deal harped upon IN tfe
papers and with excel emit effect Not alon,,
however, by reason Of newspaper notice b @
Its sale grown 81 enormously; the people
have advertised IL; it's mart has made it.
Erode thirty miles for IT. Daniel Plank,
BrookIyn, Pa.
Worth FIVE times lbs prica." s. b. Oar
fey, laste steamer Ariz ,na, on great LAKE.
"Aots lire . charm" Helen z. Apple
ton, Troy, ". Y.
my family use Ii, the hired msn uss Il, /
use IT." WIN. Fl. Kirkpatrick, All 81 ava,
Evansville, Lad.
1T iaa remarkable medIcina. r do not
know its eqGai.s Mrs @. A. Taylor. 156,
Folsom st., Buffalo. N. Y.
have never seen q medicine more per-
feclly adapted 20 its various applications
than Thomas' e Electric Oh Kay. Il. r.
Cane, Dunkirk, n. X.
For coils coughs. diphtheria and catArrh,
Thomas' Electric OIL Is tip-top; while for an
acne, ora pain, or q soreness there is nothing
better In the world. Dr.. TAomas' Electric
Oil Ia sold everywhere.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
ManaeennenI Of Grape Vines.

Grapes first coming in bearing should
not be permitted TO perfect l@rge crops
lcs fruit while young. 1t is excisab'e TO
fruit a bunch or SO on a young vine,
! siust to test the kind" but no
should be permitted till the vine hasage
AMI strength. Vigorous growth ana
great producIiyeness are the anupodes
Of the veget bic world. Encourage as
much foliage as possible on the vines,
and aim 10 have q strong shoots at tue
base as at the top OF the cane. rms can
be done by pincning out the points OF
the strong SHOOTS alter they have made
u growth OF five or six leaves. This wilt
make the weak ones grow much faster
over a twiggy Dranch.stuck In for sup
port, than over u straight stick. as q
treliig, and generally do better every
way. Where extra fine bulicfles
of grapes are desired, pinch back the
shoots nearing it TO about Jour or five
leaves above the bunuch. This sronld
not be done indiseriG,snately with ail the
punches. Too much pinching and stop,
ping Injuries the production OIL good wood
tor nsxt season. These hints are for
amateurs who have a few vines or trell-
ises; for large vineyard culture. though
the sa ne principles hold good as far as
they 40, they Will vary in their app4Ica-
tion.-Gardener's Monthly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
D,Arcy M,Gee,s Assass,nati

At last, according to advices from
ada, the mystery surrounding the 4
der OF Hon. Thomas Darcy M Gee
Ottawa, is about to be dispelled.
Gee. formerly a prominent Irish pa
and a man of brilliant genius. had
elected speaker o ihe Canadian "a
ment and WAS holding that high 4
when he was shot down in one Of
streets of the Canadian capital. Th3
tual assassin was captured at the I
tried and executed. 1t now seems
propositions have been made t|
minister of justice bv several PEI
that they wouid come forward ana
veal tile names OF the men who I,la.3
the murder If they were guaranteed
Inuniiy themselves. No a,tien has
been taken by the GOVERNMENT, anc
Ottawa News vigorously calls for az
quiry TO be made at the next sessio'
the Canadian parliament. This seer
show tina. McGee's murder was nla.a
by Canadian political enemies and
by Irish antagonists whose hate be
engenaered since 1919.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Sale on i.olatocs.

Nj. f@!larles J.Edic, d Marcy, Oneida
county, +. Z, Informs Us that dnripq
the season Of 1881 ha trel ss't on sol,
IN witch he piante potatoes. lie broad.
casted about 100 pounds Of salt to the
acre and narrowed it in. Tie potatoes
were then piantesi, ami others wert
painted alongside in the same field
without silt The elect was saost s.rik.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

49, IA. u fr as the salt extended tho
~, rlnt s sa' ,Dsrs smooth, sound, snd of
poNd &c Tho next rows adjoining,
s ws.e sI ssls did not reach, the pota.
mn. srall. wormy and rough. We
may add 70 ibe a bP'noa saa s0 We may naSe s saiea
81 ibat attributed 70 its use aboye.-Rur-
ats New Yorker.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

MensInan's .Pepton zcd 1 ccf Tonic. ina on,y
ksepAraton o. beef containing its ensire ,ss yaioas
pro'e,Aes; tic mains blood.itakfng. o 1+gensfa-
lu.uS. stmi, dyspepsia. nervous prostratlon. aud
al iurins OF general oeJllity: also, Ia all enteeLled
eonu IONS. whether the result of exhaustion. nervous
prostration,~ oyerwork, or acute disea ., partfcularly
I, resniung nom puimona y complaints. CAsypIJ,
1900 = CO.. froprietors. New York. Sold BY
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Toe Railroad u zeue says there was o 10
tai OF IL railroad accidents during the
month OF November, in which "A rsons
were killed and 2S5 iojured; 8 decrease OF 3
accidents and o. In roe nurber killed. but
an increase q, loo injured, as compared with
November, 1882. ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The Conductors.

Conductor Warren, of Winona, Mimi.
says, / 4 used one bottle Of Warner's White
Wi LOT Ter Syrup, when I was so hoarss I
Guild not speak above . whisper, aud In
t~wen'y-'orr hours 1t cured me. ft is the best
remedy / ever saw.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Mr. Bosh, a Jew, end Miss Perceli, q
Csrholic were msrried by g justice OF the
peace At Hamburg, Ca, her priest and his
raboi having both refused 10 perform the
ceremony. The you & folks went home
aud q week later ran off until hs girls
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Free 80 NInisr 30

! will send W bottles of Warmers White
Wine OF Tar free OF all costs to any minis er
who will send us an order from his store
keeper for Two 4 zsn butts Of the same.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

AT the funeral Of f. q. stebbins, .
itor, Of Cuba, N. Y, by his request,l
were no religions services, and on
way to. the grave, his frlenas
Marching through G~eorHis"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
a Cnra on r-nnnmnnla-

MI. ID. ii. Bainaby, OF Osego, II. Y,
says thai his daughter was taken with a
Violent cold which terminated with pneu-
monia, and all the best physicians gave the
case up and said she could not liys but u
few hours st most. She was in this CT d.
ton when a fiiend recommended DIR. VIM.
HALLS BAL5AM FOR THE LUNGS and
advised her to Try il. She accepted IL as a
last resort, and was surprised TO ind that
1t produced q marked cnange for the better,
and by ~par.evering in its use permanent
cure was feed.
TO yNSLEY'S TO0THACHE ANo.
DYAE cures instantly.
Mothers, Attention.
Ch g. Jones OF Eiiz ,betn, Spsn.er county,
Ind. says, | have deals ia nrsdicine a nu ~
her Of years. and will saw that DIR
ROGERS We 3ErABLE WORM SYRUP
Is tie most va liable medic ne I ever sold.
My customers We're so pleased with its
efiec's that they purchased a number Of
hotties to have it On hand. It is all thai
IL is recommended to be.
/ have been entirely cured ofa terribls case
OF 'ieod Poisoning By the use ,tSsift's Soe
ciho (S.S.S sitter trying everything known
: othe medical people aita cut relief. Jno. 8.
Taggart, Salamanca, N Y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

I The blood becomes impure, and as
| stated. these Impurities escape IN
part into the milk.-Llve Stock jour
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
FOREIGN OPPOSITION.

A gentleman in England writes to a
friend; 81 was in Austria when l re.
ceived the news Of Blaine's nomination.
Since then | have journeyed through
Germany and Belgium, and have visited
the chief cities and good mary of the
manufacturing districts Of England
have found that every imperialist,
every foreign manufacturer, every man
interested in foreign commerce, every
free trader in sentiment, every man who
was engaged in blockade running du-
ring the war, every man opposed to
Republican form Of government, every
man in favor OF restricting the importa.
ton Of American products. is denounc.
ing Blaine and roaring for Cleveland.
What docs it mean9"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
THE GREAT ExP0SIrION.

The Exposition at New Orleans is al.
tracing the attention Of the press in all
parts of the country and abroad. AL
most every newspaper has something to
say about the preparations that are be.
ing made to further the work Of Stale
or local associations. The special rep.
resentatives of the Exposition commits.
stoned by President Arthur. for the
purpose OF procuring exhibits have
found the newspapers ready to report
speeches and prin; the latest news re-
lating 10 The Worlds Fair. This Gil.
cumslance no doubt springs from the
fact that the people throughout the
land read with much interest all that is
printed concerning this great enterprise.
BY the widespread influence of the
press the Exposition is known and
talked about in all parts of the United
States and abroad. Seeming oppo,i.
ii ms and impossibilities have been
overcome. and the scheme limited to a
cotton exhibition at first, has been en-.
larged by degrees Till il now embraces
a grand exposition Of arts, manufact.
ures, mines, agriculture, and in fact
about everything in which the people
Of to-day are interested. This Expo.
sition to be opened December next,
covers more ground, has more exhibits
entered, than can be recorded of any
other Worlds Fair ever attempted.
Aside from the pecuniary means fur.
nished, the unsiring industry of its di.
rectors, this marvel OF the nineteenth
century owes much of its renown to the
power Of the newspapers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
. ATIMELY DIsCLOs URE.

The compilation OF John Davenport,
Of New York. traces up the Morey let.
ter to the Democratic National Execu.
tive Committee. There was scarcely
any doubt from the beginning that the
Democratic managers had more or less
guilty knowledge of what had been
done. The fraud was perpetrated in
the interests of their party. 1t was at
once the most ingenious and the most
dasiardly fraud ever perpetrated. 1t
was published on the eve Of election,
when it was morally certain there would
be no time to disprove it. 1t had its
effect for it most likely deprived Gar.
field Of the FIVE votes Of California
which were given to Hancock. AS 1t
turned out these five votes were not nee.
essary to his election, but if the contest
had been at all close it would have de.
feated the Republican candidate for the
Presidency. The matter is Principally
Of interest at this time in showing the
desperate methods to which the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee is prepared
to resort to carry an election. The
New York 7ri6"ne appropriately calls
attention to the fact that the personnel
Of the Committee is pretty nearly the
same now as it was thep. 1t is not un-
reasonable to suppose that we may look
out for repetition Of disreputable tao.
tics Of that kind, but to be forewarned
is to be forearmed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23

r. Cleator. Of the Philadelphia
Root and Shoe Store, Virginia, has
returned from IAN Francisco with a
large and fine stock of boots and
shoes. Ills has also y fine line of
Eastern gods In his store, all Of
which he Is selling at prices to SUIT
his customers. zee sad" in another
column.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23

4 bility, seminal Weakness. Spermstorrhea.
Impotency. Prostatorrt GA. Byperesthesia
observation-disclosures Of the psrts) Kidney and
BLADDER Complaints. iInpuritied Of the Blood
and ID seases of the shin
1T PERMANENTLY Stops all unnatural
weakening dratns up''n the system. howev, r
they ocsnr, preventing involuntary seminal
| losses. debilitatinR dreams, seminal losses
with the urine, or wbil at stool, etc. 80 de-
| vt uct,ve 10 mind and lody. and cures al. the
evil effects Of youthful frllies and exresses.
restoril. Exhausted Vitality, Sexual Decline
and LOSS OF MANHOOD. roWEvEk COM
PLICATED.
THOROUGH ASwfLL AS PERMANENT
CURE and compl te res alton to nerfect
Heal h. streng h and vigor Of Manhood ia
| absolutely GUAKAN FEED by the ms Of this
JUS LY CELEBRATED AMI REL ABLE
GREAT REMEDY IL contains no mercury,
no. any other 1, furious ingredients. trice,
81. 50 per title or i've bottles for $40. eent
upon receipt Of price, or q. o. ID to any Ad-
dress, secure from observation And strictly
private BY
OR. .. D. SALFlELD,
r. Or T..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23

IA THE LIE It'll
MATE RE,U l. a
ever 20 wears Of
practical txp-Ii-
ence BY a tn IR-
|0CG lily QUAIL.
FLED 0RADTATS
PHI SICIAN o:
one of the highest
medical colleges
|of Enrope.
1T POSITIVELY
ICUhES Nervous
land Physical De-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23

~ Most Welcome and Attractive
Monthly Visitor. "-Aibdny Sun
day Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
SUMMONS.
State OF Nevada...In the Justices
Court of Dayton Township. In
and for the County OfLyOn.

The ststa of Nevada sends greeting to
Mount Como G I'D and Silver Mining Com.
pay. defendant:
Yon are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my Off g. in the Township of Dayton,
IN tn" C'uuty of Lyon. on the six h "ay II
September. 4 b. 1874, ct 10 o'cl KAN in
an action b ought against you by said plain
TIFF, to answer tue complaint of said Ulsint d
b rein on file. Said ctiOn 10 brought 10 re-
cover Judgment against YOU said d. feDdsnt.
for the sum Of on. hundred dollars, IN U.
gold coin on two i2) certain p om,sory iOtts,
dated on Jsnuary 18th, 1884. for the sam ,
fiuy oliars each, and pay able In thirty and
s,xt' days respectively. msde snd delivered
ty you 20 said piaintIf. fol- legal interest ON
said note. from ,nusry 2Hh, 1854. uaiil
paid, and for all coss of this action, when
Judgment Will be taken against you for said
smvuLt, in U. 8. gold com. together with
costs and damages If you fail to appear and
snsuer.
To the Sheriff or any Const b. Of said
county, greeting: Make legal service end due
re,urn hereof
Hiv.n under my hand this % day OF July.
A. d. 1884.
TR. HAwRIsS
Justice Of the Peace. Dayton Township.
juiy2e
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
OR. .. o. SAlFlELD,
2l6 KxARNY ST, SAN FRAxcIsco, CALIFORNIA.
Trial Bottle Free,

Sufficient 10 show its merit will be 80 / to
any one applying by letter. stating his symp.
toms d age
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDEN.
TIAL. BY LETTER OR AT OFFICE. FREE.
Thorough ExamiDa ion aud Advise. includ-
Ing analysis Of urine, S.
Far the G 'npeniencs Of putiens and in order to
insure perfect secrecy Ihare adopted a private
sddress under whsek all PACKAGE are forwarded
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-23
STATE OF NEVADA, L..
County, or LYON.

OUUF'f " LIuN'
t. 3. Dallas, Clerk OF tho Board Of County
Commissioners, in and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board Of County Com uissioners on the 5th
day OF August A. r. 1884.
is. DALLAS. Clerk OF tho Board.
.. A. RoaRAM. Deputy.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-06
A vER1TABLE MASCOT.

The special correspondent of the Buffalo
Courier has discovered q mascot which he
describes as follows: During the trial of the
great grape sugar Suit of John ]. Alberger
and Horace Williams against Cicero A. Ham
lin and others. which under q change of
venue came before the courts of Genesee
county in December, 1880, President-elect
Cleveland spent ten days in Batavia as one
OF the attorneys for the plaintiff. Mr.. Cleve-
land stopped at a local hotel, and during his
stay was given q seat at one Of the
din1ng-room tables which he retained at
every meal One of the dining-rOom girls
took particular pains to see that he was
served promptly and well, and whenever
MIR. Cleveland's name has been brought be-
fore the public as a candidate she has been
enthusiastic In his support. In October,
1882, when the adjourned judicial district
convention was held here, the Hon. L l.
Lewis OF Buffalo. one of the candidates for the
nomination, made the hotel his Headquarters
duringthedeadloc that ensued, and occupied
the same seat at the same table thai Gov.
Cleveland had retained, and was waited upon
by the same girl. The result of the conven-
ton was Judge Lewis nomination and sub
s.equent election. During the recent Repub-
ltcan congressional convention here Land
lord Collins, of the st. james, was telling
Judge Sawyer of Orleans, whose name
was presented for nomination, of the good
fortune of the gentlemen who had occupied
the seat referred to in his dining room, and
though Judge Sawyer's chances of receiving
the honor did not seem to be great, he was
given the chair at the table that had seated
the other gentlemen. The days of the con-
y,ention wore away without any perceptible
Improvement in Sawyer,s chances, until the
577th ballot. when the long and acrimonious
contest was brought to a close by the selec-
tion of Judge Sawyer, and he has been elect
ed by a round majority. This dining room
girl, considering the good u that has at
tended the aspirants to Office who have oc-
.cupied the seat at her table, lays claim to
being q mascot. Good fortune has surely
attended the three gentlemen whose names
are mentioned, 49, y -Tta
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-06
Dakota TERRITORIAL NEWS.
DAKOTA u11R1s1s,
A. Outlined BY Gov. Pierce. Who II Plsasst
with the Conditions in The Territory.

A. Outlined BY Gov. Pierce. Who In Pleased
with the Conditions II the Territory.
"Inever was treated 80 well in my Gfe."- So
spoke Gov. Gil A. Pierce of Dakota ct the
Grand Pacific recently. as he told the reporter
how he had been received in Dakota. In .
general review of Dakota affairs Gov. Pierce
had much to say Of its prosperity,
promise and people. He refrained from
making any official expressions of his views
capital, but thought that the legislature
would likely convene at Bismarck, where the
executive had thus far made his home. He
supposed a bill would be introduced in con-
gress by Delegate Raymond for the partition
of Dakota, but he naturally could not expect
that congressional action would soon be taken
on the matter. He says the prevalent financial
and business depression is not SO severely felt
in Dakota, and he illustrates his assertion by
instancing the splendid outlay of several cities
in the erection Of public and other institu-
tional buildings, costing several hundred thous-
ands of dollars; He thinks that two questions
now agitating the people, and which must come
before the legislature, are the under grading
Of grain at Duluth and the cost of trans.
portatlon. He spoke of the growth of the cat.
tie interests in two or three portions Of the
territory, and of the future possibilities of
settlement and development when the Siou1
reservation shall have ~been'opened to railroad
construction. He has twice travelled over the
territory from south to north, and feels he
knows something of the vast domain he has
been appointed to govern. He does n~ottrouble
hlms0f about such possible contingencies as
his removal by a Democratic administration
While he believes Cleveland will be governed
in such matters by the principle animatine
civil service reform, and while Gov. Pierce has
his commission dated for four years, he will
ties, but rather attend TO his executive duties
and do his level best for the people of Dakota
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-06
New Uses for Paper.

Boston Advertiser: A company in
New Jersey is making paper counter
panes and pillow-shams. Number one
MANILA paper is used, two large sheets
being held together by small Irvine at
intervals ofthree OF four inches, gummed
so as to stick the sheets together where
the Irvine lies. The Irvine strengthens
the paper. The margin of the counter.
pane has a hem, in which is more OF
the Irvine to keep it from tearing.
Beautiful designs are printed on the up
per surface of the Counterpart and pill
,low-shams, which make very neat ap.
pearance. When they become wrinkled
they can be made smooth by hot flat
irons. They retail at rs cents a set.
The counterpart can be left on the bed
when it is occupied, if SO desired, and
in cold weather it will be found q very
neat and warm article of bed clothing
since the paper will prevent the es.
cape Of heat about as we'll as q wooler
| blanket.