davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

49, do. family s49O@575; city mills superhne,
do. extra, S3.T5@6.25 do. Rio brands,
ehi0@6OO; Patapsco family, $3.50; do. surerlative
patent, 800. Whoat--SOuthefn steady and
quiet western easier, closing dull southern red,
Si'lU0l l& do. amber Sl.l3@l.1 10; No Maryland,
Sll3A@ 49,; No. western winter red, spo,
ssii995sH@i0llA; January. slO7A asked February,
SlgiL9@l.O12s; March, sl.0s@1l 0SM May, SLIGO
lll2s. Corn 49, Southern quiet and steady west
ern easier and active, closing dull; southern white,
6O@Glc; do. yellow 5713@5Sc; western mixed,
spot, 5S,s5s}sc February, bs1sc asked March, 1914
g50%ci April, G0H@6lc; May, Gll5@62c; steamer,
5)c asked. Oats steady: southern, li@i3c western
white, 42@l3c; do. mixed, i0ai1o Pennsylvania,
lO@l3c Rye higher OF G7@69%c. Hay steady,
with moro demand; primo to choice Pennsyl.
yania and Maryland, Sii.O0@lG.OO. Provisions
quiet and steady: mess PORK, $1,000 bulk meats,
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 72s@0l4c;
bacon-shouders, SCI clenr rib sides. l0C, HAMS
1i@li%c Lard-Re6ned, l0c. Butter steady west.
ern packed, 1O@25c; creamery, 2J@36c Eggs
lower at 3s@iOc. Petroleum nominal refined 9I
@g9Eo Coffee firmer Rio cargoes. ordinary TO
fair, ll@l24c. Sugar quiet and steady A soft
nc. Copper--Rehned quiet at lac. Whisky
steady at sl.1Sd1lSl3 Freights 10 Liverpool per
steamer dull cotton Billed. -four, Is 3d.; grain
nominally 2@3d. Rocolps-Flour FOL barrels ;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats
1000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. shipments
Corn, 1000 bushels sHles-Wheat, 46S,000 bushels;
corn, 3S1 900 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

send for free book Of Testimonials. describing all
our specialties,
ELLIS SPAWN CURE CO.,
Boston. Mass, ana New York CITY, N. n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

TOO much cuuuot he said In praise Of your most
valuable pmtdue,. say l.Nngnn Bros, Sew York,
I'VE have produced results with thcm such we
have not been Rhe O. do with any others"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

The proceedings OF the United States supreme
court yesterday were as follows:
Admissions to the par-Gideon G. Moody, of
Deadwood, OAK; NJ. A. Mcdonald, of Denver
Col.
No. 1l3S. Augustine Il. Mcdonald, appellant, vs.
Charles Il. Hoyey ct al. Argument concluded.
No. 237. Rufus NAPLES, appellant, vs. the United
States. Argued.
No 23S Thomas William Clarke. appellant, vs.
John Johnson. Continued perstipuauon.
Mayer ~ Co. ct al, and No 507. j. d. Mayer ct AL
appellants, vs. William Walsh. Argument COM
menCed. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01
The Oregon Central Land Grant Declared
EorEeltea,

The house committee on public lands yes
terday decided to report bill declaring a
forfeiture of the entire land grant to the Ore
gon Central railroad, line of road proposed
between Astoria and Portland. The forfeit
ure will be declared on the ground that tho
main line of the road, and for which the grant
was made. has never been constructed.
There are 1,is0,0O0 acres in the grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

The case of Mcclure and Porter against the
United States was argued and submitted in the
court of claims yesterday. This Is Il claim arising
under hay contract and was referred TO the
court by the treasury department under the Bow
man act.
The case of Gen. william H. Emory against the
United States was also argued. This involves
Mexican war
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01

Tho following transfers OF real estate were file
for record yesterday;

Tho following transfers OF real estate were filed
for record yesterday:
l st. n, W., north side, bet. 22d and 23d sts,
lot p sub. of So 81, fronting 81 H., Mary
Anna Riley and Others to Juliet NJ, VIII
liams and Others; dated Dec IS lSS3...... S.
Same lot, Florence G. Radcliffe and Others to
Mary Anna Riley; dated Dec. Is, lSs3......
West Washington, Gay ST., south side, lot 7,
of Thomas and Beall's addition to George
town, Florence Q, Radcliffe and others to
Mary A., Riley; dated Dee 49, 1888. ......,.
Meridian mn, lot II, sub. OF blk, 81, Albert
J., Surtevnnt and wife to Richard u.
lHiru. dated Jan, % Observation-Disclosures. ll5G
Meridian Hill, lot 10 Of Hall d Elyan,s sub
ofblk, G, M0liio NJ, MIN 10 lIenriotta o.
AlUrsnUlli Nted Jan, 2G.,.,,................ 900
l. Il. :. w., north She bat. ~ and 9Th sts,
10, g. sub, OF 50. 300, fronting IS t., Alice /.
WyCkuNund others 70 Cunrlns 4. Angiort;
dated NOV, 1, lSSl,,.,..,,,,.,..,....,.... 500
o 1t. II. W., south side, net. it'll aud oh sts.,
pit. of lot 10, SUD ufsI hl3, fronting II IT,,
Alice WyCkoh trustee 10 Ella J.. Castle
man; dated jan. 96.,..,, ..,,,,....,...... 25
25th ST. n. w., east side net. ana sts,, pt.
of lot "a, sub, ofsq. 10, Myles Gibbons and
wife 10 Andrew Frey; dAic1 Jan, 3O,,,..... ZOO
Y ST. n. w., south side, bet, 18Th and lith It's,
subOts 10 md 10, sub, OF 50. 500, flOnting
10 IT, and in, James NJ. Adams ana wife
to Charles L. Watson dated Jan. 3........ 1000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01
VALUABLE TEsTlmONIALs.
STAURIN PLACE STOCK FARM,
FULToSvILLE, MONTGOMERY CO.. n, E"

TnE ELLIS SPAWN CURE COS
GlNTLEMESi Rcmedlos received In good shape.
send me u glass Sign by express 70 Fonda, well
packed, and mink II viii come ull right Also send
Inc some Of those CurdS with horse head aud shoe
on, have taken on several lurhN one very bud T.!
cured case Of sweeney and NuYitulur disease with
the SPAWN Cure, and restored several WORKOUT
horses with the Powders Yours resuCciny
CHANDLER QUENTIN, " 5,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-01
Enyorlnr AlA no E.lncntion.

DIR, Curry general agent of the Peabody
educational fund, and Prof. c. G. Painter,
secretary of the National Educational asso.
citation, argued before the house committee on
education yesterday in favor of federal aid to
education. Thoy advocated mn annual ap.
preparation OF SlOOJ0,O0O for ton years
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29

Is the r"und.nr now going on is.tliie
first one for this section, It will not Je
surprising II there nrc sonic curious .lc.:
vcl"pments. No direct case ot. stealing
''as yet como ia light tIl that tlirTe viii
as the rnund'np rtosresser. Is a matter
Of little .l'sihs. Evcry:: stiskn,an in. lie
BAD Lands tnuws thai a number IT char.
meters hare Jcrn living naiong theiu. nj
ways tilsll Int never apparently di,ins
nnythins. How. snn,cot tI,rsp ,ncn live
L. as well Enuwn as II they liad 'lxtn. ri
p'ntcrlly caught In tl,rlr unlawful atG.
The rEistriie" IT This ciaSs nt men IL udt
hy any nlrnn: r+cnliar IL illc: R1.l Lands
bit ;l,cy arc f.a,n.t IN every cnitlr ct,un-
tn in tic w6rId!i '.Thc-Wyumins .tsari.
atinn Is nakiRs' it, very warm iii, this
g'liry l'nt n'any ,u"rr sri scart,l away
,l'an ar 'arrrs,e!l. ,nf ihcsc wi viii re
rrl,?. ,alr SHARE :rd I, Itl.uLvts s,,r
*',a'En,rn ,.' make 4 start ntnw anil: einc,,
every par1ick."i cracked work /" the ful,
rft"ut "f written mil rzngt law-.s II il
astonishing "nnlt t!r alsalhy existing
In ltslwct IN this I,tJwn. cin,inasi,y.
II II as we'll kn"wn n: Tint. There are cat
4" y, lln' .t:a.l: ln,l,ls. ..;Th% iln,e Ii >tnf
ll'iaw"rk Is INV. il'lay' nnly inessa,4ff
The Evil. ,Thr ranrnl-up management Il
In g!"al l.an'ls md will ,tm,:':lrss bring
inliglt MANY ry.-n:. mrr*. Many nth
ers will ir undiscovered at. nj lra.t III:
rrmtn. II l.aa larh repeatedly shawn
that IiI~ only way |" rid IL cattle ci,:lE,ry
-" Il lf'.c. 'lrpr'''at"rtis Is uni;~l act;a,, if
*leI men ;tfn.gl, the r,~ans'"l nnu- asa: ;:
rIali N. That ;l,r tr,g;iinizltir: ii tla
Rai amls nSsniatiw, was iii; at -un.ij
fall. fviii !'fius 'l;lny n I'~+ l" "nr :l.,:k.
mem !. IL - =.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
:,,.iE;VGnes...

: T1it. new, tdxnsit ;IiaSti iistr Geslf ID ID
III l,ss::a 4 Company iii. y tamnl airpi ssths sgill:.
'dck, n..,l:4iIvtn ,FGxI;;, 81 :tliisiitIiyS;l
ualsl an:liigh: :gyln,1tnd; H.: :ths 9phndfleSi1s
St,tir Relwii.cI Will: iLs!nella Eeltsfs.s
|:a,ld soiis IL llieiaost NATURAL .sl1EiBiSs
fItts: fut:a t.lwn: ot :unyi ii: tblss slaealIty: !:
!!;Ti.tte. a anipiut rom :fa:a.si.y R(tti;:
T i,haJitantsS ..andss an !: % sWataIsd 1 firm:
.tillisE ssrta,u Millslents spreesn i q
10. flnstisat 'patrss.st PlanssI,tt tdls;'
trrs iiall,:Grrl lhc;GeW t;iiIdgds stdalna tlis';
lItllc, Faafslts ori . part y: ne ,toSn Jtss'
[ttn.ays nh. eiis itasaiif optaisnl. i. sllat:
FitIaa aalllsGniiilstf,istaIe aiid wiltWilis.;
Siaiiil my firnIIet:$aI I4!tallY al tssh;tecs:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
rte;fu''owtns came In a liltic ia loo Inle
tur oar i.s, i..,;s: :. :. :, r.
- BE.vrn RiSeu. May ~ ::
Eoll0n Cow Bor:. ="

w. S0a ss<ak u shS. .. - =. :.
''' BEavEn. RiScu, May u: :.
Eo'lon Cow Bor:, l.. -.
:. y .; The Cow Boz continues
missed with Interest. Errnthinw n f,Ir s
sceti"n i ifw on The war Iath 10 get tile
salt!c Y! shape and The outfits leave The
Little Nn.Ll!' u nitrt On Powder river 10
1dr 10 !lu. n,nnd.nr lightning ut: the
mr,ills "f the Mrsrah: tho 26ti.. : (;rass
i e"m'l'g al'nH we'll but wr nccxt a LITTLE
.''.''ilv dew IL a.lraner itmnre tapilis.
u. j. have wlnr+rGr we'll and arc nov
'li':':r: EierIy. lfat. W. A. Tuwcu q
,'w ou,: l'nsiGg 0rer. the sittattnn and
nl1xar. S'ry we'll pteast1l. will ihc nut!
!. X. Consequently tie tnys arc hapDy:
IT, will lIing in several Iuorc' tllansahd
ta'< rcasa'n. IT, ii"ver tlnrs hnythtnr
that y small AMI l. n; alt timrs ready to
50 his length when IL. rrecives d little
encouragement. We are gla.l II scc lin
loollng Fo we'll, ll.c cause hring lLat lhe
fumnlv1will llring In Hmm iicv mart
n.rsOr Ht". Wr think ir time and wish
i'ni and i::e unfortunate. ia,iy q happr
jcn1Ty through IIfr. rct We are H.
eiincd ID doubt Him a. It has been an
old soag for yearz- Nr.'W:H Howell,
ii Atlanta. Ga very Prominently Gun.
nectt! nhl !. most genial gentleman q and
Nr. q. e. Smart, rs KRnsa. City, also
rxsry PLEASANT. accompany, the Alsjor.
They arg ln"eing out Tor aichance 10 To-
eutc In h1stnrss rnnerherc hero. and
royal gnfl mrn lhcy ere cven II, they do
saw goutds nt night We simply put q
wct sponge In tllclr month and lay them
scntIy h their side with n:Sn. D. We
wish thdm furec~ and lmro they may
lneatc inl this country.
:, Nan .AStsI
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29

Mai. sni'lrr. "f III" sl~ari<l, Rrgs.ter
lsa talented and u!,ir writer lat lm Will
l'"'c I" 'r''+a IN liz I.aliu a ,ll,u.. liz
h'a'l' rrtrTt article: "iS Tnn,e-
De N'Fr." referring tn IT,. u4w l,wn on
t!r l'rllc I.9scl.". :T!w Aaju|'. t,a,r A.
IT," :: II" ;.ic-iaa j"ke m the. ,ow,i
wa: '"l'l'rs< ii. fr"n ID |, ,y1lra,.L'
A. '"D c,"!inr ''~T rann", tf,ll,w I'll.
m"l. ',''.A dc" u''il ~na.cst ,l'rs ,s.l
r".. - '!r:.':, nj aIi hut .l,s- l.ssau; 'war.
t|'in'"- '''.' ',u> .4c-- lhc Ma;"rs vi,
rts.t..tri h. .iy. -.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29


export rEioe1.S IN some caSSSSt I'd HMsifS
ter .ot tis; bais ssiis slly tlsSs} sSa
miHy e;ihT h6fss: u :is III. sIhsI
|inluhry :is: Ill inss;csae ia SSiIlg
IKE ysara Il prssieS tlistS; Is: - ST
[a4Wlac srtca,l II :that 3ol iiessttlsMslsiSSSS
Thae, xko:sarn s1uWIsin, IL siISs sssp pll3H
amasslng tortal II ina Gh1sS sWilse ii tf fshf fT5
Fthe tel1estly t6S ss Il;t, ksssEi
6est; ;shanse: !; Ai; ;sisr: ii; ;iS tIs ssIiX aM
thit gets III ilirs ,1oi u l:fE !oxa; Hon
Inch 'ng tttit has beeii dine la thsssWissS a
ee national sIgs HttGR faif;$ss fi;s :lioaSs tinSS;
| Hll: :6t regarded: IA ith. Is mSsE ssSiSas SS9'
the, ,pSppie e!gs Tits Iatt epanRSSsiinrSE
the ltlJfst iiasSt 81, ri hrit II hs
ilIshlaJ ssbNiS tf:6S inimasIi 'sihSG;i;ysS
having tr tts so5 ;itt 4 taSlST,!: Ionss u
sontagi giSas dlssssesi1iasISig ysst,ies ) u
b1Eh comms ssFInasl ssrss is Il ssiSa
having: arnftsd :MitG III tissSSss3
men wllo: :llnfc given, yesriSst !ftHttf tfaKntasi
tSthe ttfSintaEssts s::ot itla eoaatiy sfaSl
ialmsto e61cf ali list,h boon SdgS I Sssttds!
either 6y praetiss ar thtoilyjs !.Totls mein B
whohaIe bullt:un the: greeat eattls; taneh:sSif,
~ q SebIssfss v yotnnlngS ooi1rssie5,s aaSis S
utihlit VII trroyca 1 naeaInis u epteanl III III
Y advantages 81 which ,ssnnti nStE; E;be, ,ssti; ss
[ihatetfwhile, "; tile tecdeJs * ;olriow \ \.
state itWilt; IT, wslsolilssssl ~ ss6mitiinKE.
|thcJ liatc: long desired: tAicC CooE (ku.l.)
Tribuno; T.i ;sSf. s?sS, VI T
;;:Tlle stsa,lesg. IaS akIfpins faiaa;s
Httsburg lni ,tniesmediAt1 plinls;ls now. now;
ihsnouicniIly: slaaII:;ST Thts: is.ta ,be ae:.:
eo,Iatel tur ry: iltt dtiiolsf4 eifeiii;:S 1: 4
r.ausetlmt The. .pisanetfs: rs X: heated; !;
f.; to labot' lnder;greal :llsadFaltiIes' iai3t;
cimpttlng with: bot!i sastfrn I'D; ;Wsaltrn:*::
Ef,tlcrs:st TIS :t4s!sra d.. ailrJlhIail lid x
ci*trsil' rSnnsylianla, iwliitJy l!iS;a ;a&sy,::f
aIf: f:apnattntIy:extenaIilg :ikets .liahssfs:! I,
!a.,li. ;ysrar "a -ytar1sliayci ,lie RalaaI,l5ss
ma:x!tisrrEl,t allhtLr rdix,n; :aal$ $p.biesas::::
.%:;1i'M,lsaiitaRcs:tin getting ihslr rftoek!i;, 1,
|.t: ;al., gt;lts itnie$Willi }nonp i;tiie:::
s'l.cnteis.s.sfatlSuc: :il:; l:;ttiansifs;,'aha gnth
a3ia!nia,uih: :oftGi:stst4 GtstfanSboi tAtlon.f G
Ws:s1a:: frc,leri;s .x::illei. 1tlas;:aaal. &, e
hlvS'i i,is Ieatfit:at slaw s:lllrasiEliS, rafssa
ftm,z thl:asiiit: which :eoiipieIcly .lnnll:;';
t:. tl,r: .:fhlphtr Observation-Disclosures !,
;;ha:l'li,tisl states. .lielcs:iliir !SfaknsstS! =!
of ihs sliirj,lis ifa,ies: s:.liEre ;;ahaV tlse; +
wli.ic: CNitinnnE, Sl0eEliin:aa y: $*S:rs*:Ss}!
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29

c"| L"nns'Hrry's new PAPER. tho BIZ!
I''"r' Journal, ra,nr I" hanl Sunday.
1t l." '.:'i,s a large anio:int III ii,lHt7t.
fns r'a''ing. u.st:et aud w *.r iii tca:
sm Hhy II should nut H. a iInnneIai sue.
t.sS IL. rrefnt stn'mlard j. kept W.
FM c"l'l,rl's Intimate ne1naiu,a,,rr
wai l'akatu affairs will Glvr It grcnt
rr"niin'i,rr. .Fnd,. the triilinl 'nulal,er.
We n f. gInd 1T ,,n,r ,l.st The Inllr.al will
int J tIn lllrntl.rr Risnarek and Man,iai,
iu1ts,Sl IN fii.Ir ..n.,rf$' Il. In 4. ~ -.
, ,-'r'- zee s'r-'' rtuHt" III lulnrr alr
tnwn.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29

The Dickinson Press attempted rccrnt-
" tn make a point In reference ia Medic.
n that we would not notice were. Il no,
.'t the fact that the eyes ot the Nindan
Sca L>l,1ck editors caught 1t and ii
vi, .:"1::'s with publthct The article
r';' answer 70 ouredt}oriav. on biek-
- j'..;tcv aI1t vas: n3the eltsct 'tha1
: ~: VA more In nee Of: jails than
-: :':"ri.:!nt on slis li1e Z and furnish
:, !: arG' pv"I 'r,iaa tt d n b,isincss tpt
:: T. .,.',i J">it:r shh We do nj,
p, :. ;'arg'ts I'll. question At nlt. l,ul
':."x low utterly s,issleu the eharse
We Will state that there l. NIT a;solt.
sd, con ihr Dickinson docket from
y. -. t'p IL tic present; Mt,oral- liias
(. .:.d E caSc Of any. kind tn.any rsiiirt,
-: sdue euu slow the. contrary he can
win mnrr money hrrr thsn heean m;asc
running. napcr: IN q town that has
sauret on It<elt. :: ~: :: :: l.;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
!. .'sr'olcEISorEs;,.;

Z; Every; years experiences :tiemohs:thr;1sttetss
niarc fully. the gIircat Iencnis ;deitsable
,frum :eomrlete ,,orgatdzatlah:. Of range
work. Btatna. are: a. assntial in;ssttss4
1.attzins the cattle business ps ID fegn-
lattng, banks or other. giieat entstfpisiiscs
System wins In any pursuits
8: Journal, IL, ::' n: ~: s..
IA gcntlna1 writing from Australia isass
,i'e hig cattle ami stoeki ranches :nre not
MI America. and presents tic ;snlidwinE
u a sanipls ot li,tlr extensive operations
III that eoi,utr5::,-. ,-.Tl,c sl,ali rim lam on
contains Ia,sil, acres more; :tllan.; III,
G.e:lnigtt Texas iatturr. .Htriehl ii
.lilnc owns l.anUil% heal .of. cattle lid lid
as.no sheen; and. Ills pmpctty Il valued
|nt ts5.Qnnn-:; Tlivee arc iaeti ID do moi
ftast ot yont 'potato piate;i1 tfuturise; !; ii
y1r :say'liear: from nc agaln.rA(S.M
Stuck anowcr. y: ~. r':':.. >, !:
Rsnelinicn ecentlyjrctuiirnat from ScWa II
Mexico report tic gas aiind sat.le genef::
ally In su.l ssonlliiSn. aiia Ftha cait cop
lnimense. !: IN: Geliax county,: llaWi!;elelr,
tlic icSses have hcen very large, Cetimaied
nj !5 !" ?! inr cent; eausct .br oyerxtcek:
Ing, The range, md rnrsles,ntes On ;thte
i,art q lss managers II .a:ue ot The :Lig
c"mr,ni.s who. Inscad'ut driving Their
stock nwny,: frdlu tic river wl.cn notified
t!,E;t lhey were ptrisl,Ing; spent .liei1 ttma
III tlie,owns cnluying themselves inihe
;:stlaI manner. : The Dnrsay fancli'We
arc IntNrnlci. lnr heavily III ,icad cattle.
rs n, 'ny as :as llcaIl:ciug ctll itr.l IL onc
l.rhl;,y.wIthIli a rungc Of as many yards!
.[Eunsas t.iir L s StIiiiiica fnr n; :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
A.~rf'.. uiatrim,l,ial furu.r scc,px.

A:~rf:H u'atrim"l,ial furp:r src,us t.,
h. ':".'x H. !itn,: :lu:g III, Iinc II
IL" N"ii!rth l'=::fsc. Me l.,Ir: futile
IN -""'.r ktr::.- rvc: lie traec*.;d ), ,nel..
t:'es'l'r'-s thar: lln. so,lt also ctsi.
e'n't'- 'ltnt /: taithfnl .l,tlrnlert will .,r,
him a worli NJ g;xui. and ,llsn. tic news
eai!t. tl;al "l,r "ll 'eo'lesr n,dtc,, Itoh,.l
!tt'l l.a' s'''c fast Oh n.alrinua.y intent
We, "":,'I' k'rw wh.:a.r :tifs thing q
ea''''s'"r~r n"l Lut. IT li.I* n. l,nuR6
y" Al. l..rc Viii G.s;llx. any .cuu,a1irrs
t.nlrE;irn ,ht ,lisra-e may have. :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-12-25
A Vegetable Dinner.

Take two pounds of unions peeled
and sliced thin, three pounds OF tur-
nips peeled and cut IN slices three
pounds of potatoes peeled; boil all to-
gether until they are done to pulp;
mash them in the liquor they were
boiled in, add pepper and salt with
two ounces of good beef dripplngs, Or
cut quarter of pound of beef suet
very thin and fry 1t until the fat is ex-
tracted and pour it over the vegetable;
this is very nice dinner for children
with slice of bread, but where men,
women and boys 90 to work, if posi-
BILE, get a good rasher of bacon, fry
and pour over it. | have known many
people who have tried and found it
very good as well as satisfying. Or
take three or four sweeds ami two
pounds onions, boil in only sufficient
water to cover them, previously sliciDg
them very thin; when done mash them
in the same liquor, add pepper, salt
and two ounces of butter or good sweet
drippings. You can boil potatoes
with the sweeds and onions but they
are not so nice as when boiled with
turnipS
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-12-25
Proved it on Him.

This story, or something like it, was
told by Gen. Shields when he last visit
ed Boston. While in Kentucky he was
approached by portly. substantial
looking man, who said: Il wish to
give you apiece of advice. Never deny
anything. Some time ago | ran for
office in this section of the country, and
resolved to keep quiet, whatever was
said about me before the election,
which was to take place in about a
month. The first week they accused
me of being horse-thief, but | paid no
attention to it. The second week they
asserted that l had been treasurer of
trust company and ran away with the
funds, and received this in silence
The third week they said induced my
right-hand neighbor to make over his
property to me temporarily. and then
refused to give it up, and still l made
no defense. The fourth week they
came forward with statement that I
had stolen the chickens of my left
hand neighbor, worthy old lady, and
sent her to an insane asylum. This
made me indignant, and l denied it in
public, and III be burned if they didn't
60 to work and prove it on me" There
is moral contained in this story which
some of our political candidates might
lay to heart.-BoSton Courier.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-12-25
The Noisy Thing.

There were several persons in a
house where there was a young child,
some two or three days old; among
them little hright-eyed boy, of some
four summers. When the grandmother
soon after came in, with the babe in
her arms, he was particularly pleased
with it, kissed it, and evinced every
symptom of delight; asked his aunt
where she got it, and was told she
bought it of DR.. Adams. Then he
asked how much she gave for it. She
told him she paid ten dollars. He then
stood by her lap, on which the child
was lying asleep, his eyes beaming
with intense satisfaction. The babe
soon awoke and squalled vociferously.
Instantly his countenance fell; and,
with almost disgust pictured on his
beautiful face, he turned around and
said: 'Aunty, if was you, I'd take it
back to DIR. Adams, and get my ten
dollars!-making such noise as this!"