Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-26
counts at tbs banking houss Of MsK.u-
pey = Seoussl where they mnst bs paid
forthwith. a ~. ID. HAskma
on MARYLAND sAoses.

why Eyes are Turniug Eastward and
SomsthisY Of the Pleasures Promised.
Indications point to quite, 10 Axten.
sive emigration from the west eastward
commencing with the approach Of spring
The movement appears to have its i'm.
petus in the desire on tho part Of those
with whom the rigors Of ssvcstern win.
ter deal harshly, and the coming haven
Of perfect contentment would seem To
be Maryland. Tho climate for ito general
evenness and just enough OF the salt OF
the seq to avoid extremes, either in the
direction Of dfynesss or OF humidity,
offers very many inducements TO those
so constituted as to be rendered any.
thing but happy by sudden changes. In
few states is the proportion Of bright
sun.shiny days greater than in Maryland,
and the winters as rule. while ranging
as cool as eight or ten above zero,
are even and equable, very rarely
indeed going to one extreme or the
other. ., IL Is mistake to class
Maryland ~ AZ Of the southern
states, with the belief that being such
the weather in summer must necessarily
be hottest Of the hot. The truth Of the
matter il Maryland, 40 rule, is cooler
on an average during the summer than
the majority Of western states. the nights
being particularly pleasant and refreah.
ing. Then think Of the markets Of the
old state. Oysters, terrapin, canvass.
back ducks aud other toothsome luxures
in the winter, and in summer so endless
q variety Of luscious fruits, az to make
ones mouth water to call them to mind.
The agricultural, fruit and vegetable
sections Of Maryland are perfect gardens;
the soil 30 rich, and avenues OF cultiva.
tion 30 numerous, that he who earns his
bread by the sweat Of his brow, gets
sustenance in full proportion to exertion
The famous eastern shore OF Maryland
is verjtnble paradise for the horny.
handed son Of toll, as it was the fashion
to call him some years since. There are
markets at his very doors for almost
everything taken from good old mother
earth. OF late years the businsss of can.
ming fruits and vegetables. has grown
to enormous dimensions. and all through
the different counties canning establish
ments have been erected, aud contract:
are made Tor products oft times before
even the seed has been planted. About
every farmer has his own oyster bed, al
we'll us his "duckinR blind" and in the
summer season supplies his table Will
the finest Of fish in great variety, at M
other cost than the mere trouble Of catch
ing them. All this may read to come
people as o romance, but visit to thl
eaetern shore or trip through the gar
den counties of the western shore, would
quickly demonstrate it as fact. and i
anything falling short of, rather than ex
ceedisg, reality.
So many letters have of late been re
ceived from the west by the B. Z o. q
headquarters in Baltimore, relative t.
opportunities for locating in Maryland
and the desire being to afford the fulles
information, much material to aid il
this latter respect has been gathered to
gether and forwarded for tho better con
venience of all interested. to Mr.. L. q
Dearborn, General Northwestern Agent
50 CLARK street., Chicago. Ill. Thcs
wishing tull and explicit details will
notes a. to property which can be sc
cured. laws Of the state and the count
system Of government, aud in fact abou
Everything of importance. should ca
upon or write to Mr.. Dearborn.