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",WHo ia that man spplaudirs go voci;er.
ously near the front p asked friend oil Il
theatrical manager on the first production
OF play in al uptown theatre. That
long haired man with lgh.-colored coa?"
YES" "He-hos the author OF the play.n
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] HAVE used L US Cream Balm for dry ca.
tarfE 10 which every Eastern person ia sub.
J ct wac comes 10 live In high xltitude). |,
nas no:ed n care In my cGge.-B, F. NJ
WnK'. Denver. Col. (E,sy to use. Price &C
cents = rrutaw
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Why suti-r With mS!sris2 Ealory's Stand
ART Curs Fills are inia!l.h,c, never fail 10
cura the ntss obstinate case,; purely " re.
table.-25 cent?. a a. 80 r. rrhe.S
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Fer lanis Back, Side or Cnev, Use shiloh's
Pcrons Plastsr Price Is cents. -.
.shnoRs CouGH aud Consumption Cure ia
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rhlLoH's ViTALlzrg 10 VIA, you need for
Constipation, LOGS OF Appstite Dissr,ets and
aii symptoms Of Dyspepsts. Price 10 and rs
cenls rer bottle. i.1a5 b -
uEouf, W'oorsSd Coueu md Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiioi,'s Cure. =,
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Kidney and Liver diseases and Rheumsl 's,n.-
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=te Wheeling ". Va.
Ca'arth, PelTpus Of Scso. Impaired Vuicc,-S1f
iercd Tor yeats: patent medicine isl!ed TO help :ae
Dr.. Smith completely chr, d me" ~ =
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cured ire." b, Louis r. MASiu.aTON,
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smlc,td lot fourteen seas Nothing 81 enlGd to
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DECORATIONS Of ReCttlm. Prolarsus aud Plies =
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dyspepsia. IT. sciith said had a taps worm aud
III eight hCn1s rem wed monster 10 ffe, long.n
Temple Complains Three years III hospitals for
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Persons cured OF CaiRtrA. diseases 0. telrt liver.
stomach, kidneyf. skin, blood. nervous affections
and weaknesses o! ulen and youth, scroiula AID
asthma testify to my success .-s -. :
Piles cured without the knife.
pattensatR distance may be treated by letter
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admission sent on receipt Of two tnrcccen, stamps,
and al w. returne free . = :
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MANY CT the blttets and quick nostruus
OF tho day are oils, advertised for consun,p-
ton ON the plan that the only thing that The
"stutl" wont cure Is tho avxricious, ignobe
creed OF the proprietor. Don't be deceived.
Tia best remedy for strengthening the lunge,
soothing all irritation. and stopping the
cough, Is Dr.. Wistar's Bslsam OF Wild Cher.
~. 1t has cured many cases where phy,t-
cisns had given up hone. NV
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LILLE DgvgnEux says that "Joseph E.,
Mcdonald, Of Indiana, 10 the man 10 whom
women owe most" Mr.. Mcdonald must
have been in the millinery line. g.
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THAT H.cSlsa CoyGH caa be so quickly
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WILL You SUFFER- With Dyspepsia and Liver
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TO cur5 you. ISL, u - :
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for you. y ~ = - 80 - '1e''
CATAsaH CURED, health cnd sweat bsrat!:
secared by shileh's CstaIh Remedy. Price
so cent?. Nassl injsc;Sr frss. ~
For sals by McLaoe Bros. gud A, T. Young,
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The hest evidence Of y physiclan's success Il the
testimony OF his patients. The incrcapinv de-
r'Annt for my proe vices prove that haye
dealt honorsbIy aud fairly with thne who have
consulted NIT rover use patient name with.
OUT permission, though have many hundred Ger
bad been pronounced iucdrub,c. a thorough med.
ical educn Ion. with many yeats hospital expe,i.
ence and familiarity with therpu,io ageu:s, a
clt.e Observance Of temperainental peCuliAritlcs
aud htrict attention 10 byg!cnlc management in.
.,iIes success, ours 'apdSAbe, and frankly give
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ID ~ "ApsS Old a Isi& u,
~ BLU. AND GRAY.

The Stns: collection Of the MOS, tbr!!Ipg person.
NlHlvo ttEr4h exploits Of scauus aud spies orl0yn
N9lHt, heroic b;avary, in,prt,o nnioniR Rrl hair.
hfrSl,h escapes romantic incidcl ts, haut.t- han
nnSEles. p rlons iorrneys darIrN raids aud bod
~ hole IKE 1t. TIouSct; illustrated. Oauclls
All Ad!rts fOGSdEE Il McMACKlH ii
hr.l Cincinnati. Ohio
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aorsct"rh'A Reid Phosphate, In Night
hwe"tr IL I'd Prosi ration.
Dh, K. srUrHALrER 81. L1ris, No, says
have Iseu TIN dyspspsla, pesvous mos
trasioa, nlid III night swea:s With very good
r.suiis." 1rne s''
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THE Vassar girls favori.e Roman hero
Msrius. =
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( CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH 4. r.
ssa ~ !: / iars 81 go
t0Ede:Sed Time Table OF InIelIspF Tfsics, cor
Iseted to DECE&BE. 81, 1aH9-- Genial Etaudxr
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
7 Interstate and provide for

Interstate commerce and provide for
the appointment of a Commission. An
amendment prohibiting pooling had been
added to the bill. AS agreed to, the bill
provides hat in the transportation
of property the charges "shall be
reasonable for such services" that there
shall be no discrimination in the trans
portation of freight; chat it shall be UNI
lawful to allow any rebate, and that pool
ing, under any circumstances, will be I'm.
lawful. The bill also provides for the ap.
pointment of a commission, to consist of
three members, one a lawyer, one a
railroad man and one whose qualif-
cations are not specified, to investi-
gate complaints if satisfied the act
has been violated the Commission is re.
quired to notify the company to cease vic.
lation. If the company fails to comply
with the decision of the Commission with
in six days it will be required to show
cause why it should not be enjcined and
restrained in the continuance OF such vic.
lation.
The lower house of the Iowa Legislature
on the Goth ult. ordered engrossed the Sen.
ate bill prohibiting the manufacture anG
sale Of all Intoxicating liquors.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

A Ringing Article from a Leading News..
paper Against the Proposed Measure to
Copyright News Matter.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-Concerning the.
proposition to introduce a bill in Congress
TO provide for the copyrighting of news
matter, the Enquirer has the following to
say editogially: GA bill is pending before the
House of Representatives to copyright news.
items, OF, in other words, to copyright
daily newspapers for forty-eight hours.
The bill was drawn by the General
Manager of the Associated Press, and
tho corporation aforesaid has an attorney
at Washington to press its passage. Should
it become a law it will cripple every coun-
try newspaper in the land. These papers.
largely depend for the news features of
their weekly issues upon the metropolitan
dallles. So far as the Enquirer is concerned,
the rural press is welcome to all it con-
talns. We want no legal inhibition
against amy one to help himself to the
good things we offer three hundred and
slXty-ilve days in the year. The New
favor the proposed law. The COM
plant is made that the New York cor
respondents for newspapers in Chicago
ana other points west 10 San Francisco,
by the reason of difference in time in
thelr favor, can, without credit, tel
egraph all there is worth telegrapling from
New York to their respective Journals.
ihey not only can, but do. One or two
San francisco newspapers, because of this,
nave given notice of a desire to withdraw
from the Associated Press. This is why
the latter corporation favors the news
copyright.
THE proposed law would be the worst
KIND OF a monopoly. 1t would he withhold
ing Tor forty-cight hours the intelligence
OF the land. 1t would tend to dwarf rather
1aan enllghten the people as to current events.
II would lead to endless litigation and vex-
atlon. 1T would be a step backward rather
thah forward. 1t is not asked in
the interest of the people, and is.
IN TACT, against their interest. 1t would
Strike at the poor rather than the rich, for
tne latter class are largely within the reach
OF inc metropolitan press. When a monop-
olS OF the Intelligence of the country is cen
teled III a clrcumscribed space and kept bot
.eu' as 1t were, for forty eight hours, it is
ABOUT Time to give up the fast mails and the
telegraph. The bill ought to be defeated,
and doubtless will hp.n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

The Treasury Department at Washing.
ton on the Goth ult. issued warrants for
about ST., 500, 900 OH account of pensions
for the month.
The opera-house at Oil City, Pa, was
burned a few nights ago. Loss, $4,000.
The chemical-works of Powers G.
Weightman, in Philadelphia, the most ex-
tensive in the United States, were de-
stroyed by fire early on the morning of the
Goth ult., causing a loss Of over $1,000, 900.
The Sheriff at jackson, O., on the Goth
ult. hanged Luke and William Jones (broth-
ers) for the murder of Anderson Lackey;
Ben Gillian was hanged at Bayboro, N.
c., for killing Henry Carter with a club,
and William Moore, a negro, was executed
at Franklin, La, for the murder OF a
Chinaman.
E. DIETRICH & Co., dealers i'll bags and
Irvine at San Francisco, failed on the Goth
ult. for S3So, 900.
DURING the seven days ended on the Goth
ult. the business failures throughout the
United States and Canada numbered 215,
against 251 the previous week. The dis
tribution vas as follows: New England
States, 2s; Middle, 54; Western, 10;
Southern, So; Pacific States and Terri
tories, IS; Canada and the Provinces, IS.
A New ORLEANS dispatch of the Goth ult.
states that the rivers above were still ris-
ing and the overflow spreading. At Hele-
ma, Ark, the situation was critical, the
river rising ten inches a day. The Iron
Mountain trains were stopped and the city
cut off. A heavy force was strengthening
the levees. Great distress was being ex-
perienced, but no loss of life had been re-
ported.
The excess of the value of exports over
imports of merchandise into the United
States during January last was $19,G77,4s7,
and for the twelve months ended January
81, 1884, was $104, 370, 2sO.
AN experiment for using a compound of
water and alcohol as fuel on the tug Mat
tie Sergeant at Boston recently resulted in
a confagration, damaging the boat $15, 900,
which the experimenters would have to
pay.
A NATIONAL bank, with s., 00o, oo0 capital
subscribed, to be called the Metropolitan,
was organized in Chicago on the Goth ult.
SEVEN seamen of the United States
steamer Michigan, now lying at Erie, Pa,
on the Doth ult. volunteered to go out with
the Greedy relief expedition, and had
passed the requisite examination by sur
geons.
AT Boston the price of liquor licenses of
all grades has been advanced.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
EPITOME OF THE week.
Interesting News Compilation.
CONGRESSIONAL.

BILLS were reported in the Senate on the
e6th to prohibit the mailing of newspapers
containing lottery advertisements, and forthe
relief of Fitz John Porter, the latter being
made the special order for March u. A joint
resolution was passed expressing the appreci-
atlon by the Nation of the generosity of Great
Britain in presenting the Alert forthe Greeley
Relief Expedition. In the House Mr.. Cobb
asked unanimous consent for the passage of
the Senate joint resolution of thanks to Great
Britain for the gift Of the Arctic steamship
fIer1; pne Mqi k 6iIi Mas diee@ssed to The the
hour of adjournment, it being argued that the
measure was full of unconstitutional pro-
visions, and was in the interest of a ring now
being formed to control the cattle trade.
In the Senate on the 9th Mr.. Van Wyck
asked immediate consideration for n resolu-
tion which he offered directing the Post
office Committee to inquire whether at any
time the Western Union and the Baltimore s.
Ohio Telegraph Companies had negoti-
. ated for cons nh after debate ,b,ate
int fseeip''o q s Tfs to 5''s extend nh Tie t sime
for the completion of railroads west of the
mississippi River to which grants Of public
land had been made, WHICH were in good faith
out the forfeiture Of such grants. A long de-
bate took place on the bill to construct eleven
vessels ,eIe for the the nayy;:;5n the House the bin
passed by the senate1 was. passed. a
Sesolation vas adopted directing the
cCClcCalS VI liz 1IcdouTy 10 SUITE
how much money there was in the vaults, and
to report what amount could at present be APP
piled i'll liquidation Of the public debt. Mr..
Bingham, from the Committee on P~ost-ofices
and POst-roads, reported adversely on the
bill to prevent the use of the United States
mails to advertise noXious medicines, food
and compounds. The Pleuro-pneumonia bill
was further considered.
MIR. INGALLS, introduced a bill in the Senate
on the 2Sth to remove the injunction of Sc
crecy from the members Of tho Fitz John
Porter court martial. Debate ON the bill to
authorize the construction of steel vessels for
the navy occupied the remainder OF tho ses-
sion. LIN the House the Pleuro-P Pneumonia
bill was passed-155 to 127. 1t provides for the
creation of a Government Bureou OF Animal
Industry. EulOgies upon the late Represent
ative Haskell, OF Kansas, were delivered.
IN the Senate on the goth ult. a favorable
report was made on the original bill for the
admission of Dakota. Mr.. Ransom reported
back adversely the joint resolution for
an appropriation of five hundred thou
sand dollars for the cyclone sufferers
in the South, the distress having
been overstated. The bill for the construc-
ton of steel cruisers was passed-3S to ID.
Adjourned to March g.. In the House., in
Committee Of the Whole, it was resolved that
General P~leasanton be retired with the rank
of Colonel. The Post-ofice Appropriation
bill was reported. An evening session was
held, at which about twenty pension bills
were passed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
LATER NEWS

TIE p~ublic-debt statement issued on the
lst makes the following exhibit: Total
debt Qncluding interest of $10,364,1 1867
II ,SG9,49O,479. Cash in Treasury, 1896, 293,
Eol. Debt, less amount in Treasury, ST.,
455,5Ol,l33. Decrease. during February,
S2,5S2,5sG. Decrease since June 80, 1883,
SG7, o,074.
The Prohibition bill passed the Iowa
House on the lst-52 to 41-all the Repub'
llcans and II Democrat voting for the
measure. There being a Prohibition ma.
jority of twenty-four in the Senate, its
passage in that body was considered Ger.
tain.
ADv1cEs of the 1st state that in the re.
cent cyclone in North Caroline one hun.
dred persons were killed, two hundred and
fifty were wounded, and property valued
at half a million dollars was destroyed.
Richmond, Arson, Chatham, Union, Shell
by, Wake, Harnett, johnson, Ashe, Nash,
Robeson, Montgomery and Cumberland
Counties suffered the most.
A FRI on the I'd ct Utica, N. Y, origi.
mating in the shoe factory Of II. J.. Hol.
brook & Co., spread until ten buildings
were destroyed, including the City Ma.
tlonal Bank. The total loss was estimated
at 81 900, 900.
THE Maine Straight G%reenback State
Convention has been called to meet at Au.
gusta on April 80, to select delegates to tho
National Convention.
The works of the United States Stamp.
ing Company at Portland, Conn.,, employ.
ing live hundred men, were burned ON tho
|ioVaninp nf tho Lot oo,,;,.. 1a.- r. r-,c
90.
A STATEMENT made by the United States
treasurer on the LIST shows that the total
coinage of standard silver dollars within
the past five years was 1G6, 125, 119, of which
amount only 39,S02, 72O are outstanding.
u. ii. FUNSTON, Republican, was on tho
lst elected to Congress from the Second
district OF Kansas, to succeed the late ID.
=. Haskell, by a majority of nearly four
thousand.
ADvIcEs of the LIST from Cairo state that
in a battle near Trinkitat General Graham
,repulsed the Egyptian rebels, killing ono
thousand Of them AMI capturing some
guns. The British loss was placed aft
.twenty-four killed and one hundred and
ltwenty-four wounded. General Graham
advanced to Tokar, when the rebels fled tn
the mountains.
The United States Sea ate was not in SEES.
sion ON the1 LIST. In the House a resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary of
the Interior for information relative to
the unauthorized fencing in of public
lands in several States and Territories.
Bills were reported to provide for the issue
OF circulating notes to National banks. to
establish a Board of Interstate Commerce.
land to increase pensions.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
FOREIGN.

l. lEAhbEH VI OlC oi4UlSA LaIJ1dlllcul
stated on the 2Sth that two murders and
sixteen suicides had occurred at Monte
Carlo since the year opened, and that the
local newspapers were paid to p
the details.
THE United States Consul at Birming
ham reported on the 2Sth thatthe foot.and'
mouth disease in cattle existed in nearly
every county in England. Instructions
would be sent to American Consuls in
Great Britain to certify no invoices Of
cattle until they had been found sound by
veterinary surgeons.
JOHN LOWE, Secretary of the Canadian
Department of Agriculture, was examined
by a special Parliamentary committee at
statistics issued from Washington as tc
the immigration to the United States from
Canada were incorrect, and that American
customs officers had been instructed to
fraudulently augment the number of per.
sons leaving the Dominion.
The London police On the 2Sth found 6
large quantity of explosives under the
Charing Cross Railway station, and 6
clerk discovered in the cloak-room a box
containing dynamite. A statement was
made in the House of Commons that an in.
fernal machine of American manufacture
had been found at the Paddington Railway
station. Great excitement prevailed.
In Ontario trains were delayed and
abandoned on the 2Sth owing to the Sc.
verify Of a snow-storm, and in Nova
Scotia, also, a storm ragged iercely.
The Gar of Russia has decided to con.
yo,,o - 11,,-1;l 1c,.oo-J -
tives of the ruling classes, to consider
whether a powerful Nihilist party really
exists, and how to crush it out or satisfy
it's wants.
The steamer Norseman, which arrived
at Boston OF the .Sth from Liverpool, re.
ported having steamed along a solid wall
Office for one hundred and ten miles.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, in introducing a fran.
chise bill in the House of Commons on the
2Sth, expressed the opinion that the United
States recovered so rapidly from the late
civil war because every capable citizen had
a vote.
HE Irish Parnellites in the British
House of Commons on the Goth ult. openly
denounced the dynamite conspirators,
who, they declared, had their h~eadquar.
tiers in the United States.
ORDERS were on the goth ult. cabled by
the British Government to the English de.
t%ectives in New York to inquire into the
character n antecedents of all persons
sailing from New York and Boston for En-,
glish ports since February 1.
A GLASGOW cablegram of the Goth ult
%chronicled the failure of Martin Turner &
Co., engaged in the East India trade, with
liabilities of f4o0, 900.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

"A recent letter from Florida saws
that no doubt can be entertained ,s -
the rapidity and permanence Of no wv
ss..lements in Florida. They are spring
ing up as if by magic all over tie
length and breadth Of the land, and
prices are obtained for town lots that
would appear almost fabulous in MAN..
OF the older cities of the East. II =
CLAIMED. and perhaps not very errono'
oosiy' that the population of the State
mas aso nearly doubled since the census of
1885, Chicago Herald. Va
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

A hunter who got lost during a late
snow-storm near Las Minas, Chihua-
hua, became SO hungry that he cut off
his faithful dogs tail for food, which he
roasted and ate. He then gave the bone
to the unfortunate canine, mo- unmind-
full OF the debt of gratitude he owed the
sacrificing animal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

The boy who said that salt was the
stuff that spoiled potatoes when you
didn't put any on must have been father
to the man who says in the Penn Yam
Erpress: ga bald-headed citizen of
Households stopped chewing tobacco on
the hrst day Of January and now his
harris growing finely.",
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
terrible Suffering ON the Pacific Ocean.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Feb. 2e.-News
HAS oeen received here of the death, by
drowning or starvation, of seven men Of
..e crew OF the schooner Sarah w. Hunt, OF
ms port, while searching for seals near
Cahlpoell Island, in the Pacific Ocean. The
vaptaln, with the aid of a boy, kept his
vessel on her course for a month, after
Mnlel he and the steward sailed the vessel
SIX hundred and thirty miles to New Tea
land, having lost the crew,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

oCedar Key, Fla, has a population
o1 o'o0o, and but four deaths occnrrod
there during twelve months.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

W. r. Mcdowell, a murderer mder sa.>
fence of death, escaped from fail at San
nelnarolno. CAL, and reached Mexican Ter
rltory on horseback.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

niA'eeh suicides and two murders have
'"N-al plaee at Monte Carlo since Jan /.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
BRITISH SUCCESS.

The Rebels Defeated at Teb by Genera
Graham, with u Loss of 1000 Killed
Tolkar Evacuated and in Possession o.
the English Troops.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
MONOPOLY IN NEWS.

A Ringing Article from a Leading News-
paper Against the Proposed Measure to
Copyright News Matter.