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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09
CONTEST NOTICES.
NoT1CE.-,U. S. Land Office, Mitchell, D. I
~ September I, 1885.

NoTICE.-,U. $. Land Office, Mitchell, D. T.,
~ September i, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Louis d. Krllse, Jeraliid county. against
christopher Schuly for failure to comply with
law as to Timber,Sculture entry No. 6s2S dated
Oct. t. 1881, upon tie ny1l sec q, township 1O6.
range 81 in Jerauld county, d. r., witha view to
the. cancellation OF said entry, contestant al
leging that claimant has failed the third year to
cultivate totrees tre land broken the 1st year
and faleN the 4th year to cultivate to trees the
land brok&h both the ist and 2u years. At the
present tiilia tile breaking scoyered With u hea-
Wy crop OF weeds ard onay about 10 trees on the
said parties are hereby ordered to appear 1T the
office of l.. n. Loomis Notary Public, at Wess-
ington Springs p. T., ontlle 10th day of October,
all the testimony Concerning said alleged fail
ure. Papers to be returned to this office Octo-
ber Esd, 1885, at 1oa. ny GEO. b. EvERITr. Reg.
Testimony. to be taken before L. n. Loomis,
Notary Pubic, on October 10th, 1885. at 10 o.
clock a. NJ. as provided by amendment to Rule
IS, Rules Of Practice approved Dec. 2s, 1882
s11o2 GEO. s. EvERtTr, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATIoN.-Land ottic
~ at Mitchell. d. L. October Stll. 1885.

dC NIItCIleII, D. l., VCIUDGF 6CI, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
Jerauld county, at Washington Springs u. T.,
on November "a, 1885. viz:
HENRY KALT4IS,
d s No 22169 for the neA, sec 12, township 1O7,
range G6. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Robert .Vsssey
Mort Powell, D. G. Hewitt, Z. DittsNortl, Of Je-
rauld county, D.T.
o9n13 GEO. 3. EvERITT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09

authorized to redeem all lands which
had been enormously taxed and sold
for taxes and for which the county
would be held responsible, it appearing
that one or two tree claims and home
steads had been sold.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
l. l. 6; & Wilson, Wilson, ssrv. commissioner $3.50
work on bridge 2b.10
Minutes read and approved.
Board adjourned to meet Oct. 18th,
Attest: Il. D. FISHER,
l.. n. LOOMS, Chairman.
County Clerk.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09
1o14cE FOR PuBl1oAr1oN,-Iand ofic

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS Office
lN at Mitchell. D. T.. Sept. 1st, 1855
Noticefs hereby given that the following nam
ed Settle. has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will he made before Clerk Dist
Court Jeraalu county, Washington Springs, d.
on October 10. 1885. 10 a. M. viz:
THOMAS HENNING,
under his nd entry No. 25061 for the nel sec. -
township 106, range &C.. He names the fellow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, aid cultivation Of said land, viz: James
Ferguson, Elmer H. Carpenter, rs. Moulton,
of tOwt 106-66 j. Il. Cole, of White Lake, ID. T.
s11o16l GEO. B. EvER1TT, Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09
Lumper found on sec. 3 lo7-64.2 Own
er may haye it by paying cost to
PETER WIELAND.
Whips and; Harness Goods at Roth
Bros. successors to N. D. Wilder. 2b

To RENT 1927 acres OF land 316rqilal
from Washington Springs, 60 acres I'm
der cultivation, with good house and
barn, etc. Cash rent or on shares; a
good chance for the right party. En-
quire at Jerauld Co. Bank or Of the
owner p, WEILAND.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-09

branch HOUSES
Studebalar Bros. Mfg. Co, Chicago, Ill.
Studeballr Bros. Mig. Co., Salt Lake, Utah.
Studebaker Bros. Mfg Co., San Francisco, Cal
- sep1S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
RradfieId's emaIe Regulator
SnETERINl WnMAN

IL strictly vegetable compound. aud h DE
product Of medical science aud practical cs
puriuncc directed toward the benefit of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

FAR out az sea. While was TALKING fellh
him, he went up and looked 0ul. He
said, "Wcare expecting the Arizona to-
night | said, els Il possible Won know
all these ycsseisy do you know them rs
you know a mau's facey' lie snid, eyes.
! never make a mistake; before can see
the hulks, ! often know them by the
masts | know them all, have watched
them so long, Oh, what a nrand thln0
L Is TO have ships tclogiaphed and hers
aided long before they come into port,
that friends may come down TO the wharf
and welcome their long.abscnt loved
oncsl So, to-day, we take our stand
In the watch-tower and we look
OF and through the glass of inspira-
ton or providence we look OF and SEQ a
whole flcet of ships coming IN. That Is
the ship of Peace, flag with one star Of
Bethlehem floating above the top-gal-
ianls. That Is the ship of the Church,
mark OF salt wave high up ON the smoke
stack, showing she has had rough wealth.
erf but the Captain OF salvation COM
mands her aud all Is well with her. The
ship OF Heaven, mighiiest craft ever
launched, millions of passengers, waiting
Tor millions more, prophets and apostles
and martyrs IN the cabin, conqucrors al
wv iNNN Va tH' must, NHllt lium lhe rig-
cling hands are waving this wayas though
they knew us, and we wave back again,
for they are ours; they went ont from
our own households. Oursl hail! halt
Put off the black and put on tile white;
stop tolllng the funeral bell and ring tho
wedding anthems shut up the hcarse and
take the chariot, Now the ship comes
around the great hcadland; soon she VIII
strike the wharf and we win 20 aboard
her Tears for ships going out, laughter
for ships coming in Now she touches
the wharf; throw ON the planks; block
not up that gangway With embracing
long-loSt friends, for YOU have eternity
OF reunion. stand back and give Nay
until other millions come on. iNrowcll
To sin, farewell 20 struggle, farewell 60
sickness, farewell to death, An aboard
for heayon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

triumphant flight in this days sunsets or
If tomorrow morning the ocean cables
should thrill us with the news that Christ
the Lord had alighted ON Mount Oliyet
or Mount Calvary TO proclaim Universal
dominion.
o, you dead churches, wake up. Throw
back the shutters OF stif ecclesiasticism
and let the light OF the spring morning
come in morning for the land, morning
for the sea. morning Of emancipation,
mOrningof light and love and peace, morn
ing of "A day In which there shall be
no chains TO break, no sorrOws to as
suage, no despotism 10 shutter, no woes
10 compassionate. q Christ, descend!
Scared temple, take the crownl bruised
hand, take the sceptre! wounded foot,
step the thronei Chime Is the king
DOM
These things ! say because ! want you
10 be alert. want you 10 be watching
All these wonders unrolling from the
heavens and the earth. God has classi-
He'd them, whether calamltous or pleas
Ing The divine purposes are harnessed
in traces that cannot break, and IN girths
THAT cannot slip, and IN buckles that can
not loosen, and are driven by reins they
must answer / preach no latallsm.
swarthy engineer at one OF the depote IN
DAKOTA said: 'Whcn win YOU get on
the locomotive and take a ride with usyp
"Wcll,n ! said, 'now, If that suits you"
So got on one side the locomotive and
Methodist minister, who wasnlso invited,
got on the other side, and between as
were the engineer and The stoker. The
train started. the engineer had ilg
hand on the agitated pulse Of the great
engine. The stoker slioYelcd in the coal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

hurled us on. said TO the
Methodist minister ON the other
Side the locomotive, "Nly brother, why
should Prcshyterlans aud Mcthodists
quarrel about the dccrces and free
agency You see that track, that firm
track, that iron track; that Is the decree.
You see this engineers arm; that Is free
agency. How beautifully they work to-
gether. They are going 20 take us
through. We could not do without the
track and we could not do without the
engineer" So ! rejoice day by day
Work for us all 90 do, and we may turn
the crank OF the Christian machinery this
way or that, for we are free agents, but
there is the track, laid so long ago no one
remembers, laid by the hand OF Almighty
God, In sockets that no terrestrial 0r Sa-
tanic pressure can ever affect. And
along that track the eur of the worlds
redemption viii roll aud roll TO the grand
station of the millennium. | have no
anxiety about the track, am only
afraid that for our Incidence God will dis
charge us aud get some other stoker and
some other engineer. The train is golug
through, with us or without us. So, my
brethren, watch all the events that are
going by. II things seem Go turn out
right, give wings to your joy, II things
seem TO turn ont wrong, throw out the
anchor Of faith and hold fast
There Is house In London whore Potter
the Great of Russia lived while, when
he was moving through the land incognl.
TO, aud In workman's dress, that he might
learn the wants of the people \ stranger
was visiting at that house recently, and
saw In dark attic an old box, and he
said To the owner of the house "Whats
In that boNI" The owner said; 81 don't
know; that box was there when got the
house, and it was there when my father
got IL; we haven't had any curiosity 10
look az IT. | guess there is nothing IN Il. y
"Wcll," said the stranger, 'l'll give you
two pounds for it, Gwen DONE The
two pounds are paid, and recently the
contents of that box were sold to the Car
of Russia for fifty thousand dollars. In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
A TALMAGE SERMON.
Characteristic Sermon by the Noted
Divine Preached TO the
Canny Scots.
The brooklyn Preacher Delivers n sermon
In the Assembly Han, Edinburgh,
To a Large Congregation.

DR. Talmage delivered a sermon ON
1.-THE Wonders of These Tines recently.
in the Assembly Hall, Edinburgh. To an
immense audience, which comprised n
large proportion of the leading people of
the city and surrounding places. His
discourse was heard with the utmost in.
tercst. The opening hymd begins with
the lines: "Jesus shall reign whcre'er
the sun" Mr.. Talmagc's scripture les.
son was taken from the twenty-fourtb
chapter of Matthew, the passage having
reference TO the second coming of Christ.
lie took for his text: 81 will show won
ders in the heavens and In the earth ~
LJoel, Oh. 2, V. 30. The following is a
full report of the sermon delivered:
Our eyes dilate and our heart uuickens
its pulsation as we read of events I'm the
third century, the sixth century, the
eighth century, the fourteenth century
but there are more far.reachmg events
crowded into the nineteenth century than
INTO any other, and the last quarter bids
lair to eclipse the preceding three quar-
tiers. We read in the daily newspa-
perS OF events announced I'm one
paragraph and without any especial
emphasis-of events which Herodotus,
JosephuS, a Xcnophon, Gibbon would
have taken whole chapters or whole vol
umes to elaborate. Looking out upon
our time, we must cry out in the words
OF the text: "Wondcrs in the heavens
and I'm the earth ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

doris of his reception is met by an earth
quake that nearly destroys the ernperor's
life. Lisbon, fair and beautiful nt /
O'Clock on the LIST OF November, 1870; in
six minutes 10000 have persisted; and
Voltaire writes OF them; "For that re-
zion it was the last judgInent-nothing
wanting but trumpet" Europe and
America feeling the thrOb; 1900 chimneys
in Boston partly orfully destroyed.
But the disasters Of other centuries
have had their counterpart in our own.
In 1872 Caracas was caught in the grip
of the earthquake In lS22, IN Chill;
100, 900 square miles OF land by volcanic
force upheaved TO four and seven ieet OF
permanent elevation; in 1914 Japan felt
The geological agony; Naples shaken IN
1857; Mexico in 1855 Medosa, Tie capl'
tai of the Argentine Republic, ~ leoi
Manila terrorized IN 1868; the Hawaiian
islands by such force uplilted ana le'
down in 1871; Nevada shaken ~ 1871
Antioch in 1872; California In ls12i san
Salvador IN 1873; in 1858 villa; saolerra,
mean cxcltementsg ischia, an lsland o.
the Mediterranean, n beautiful lAiial,
watering place, vineyard clad, SURROUNDED
by ali natural charm and historical re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
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property aud 10 doubt The tact that this mudi-
cno does positively possess such controlling
and regulating powers i simply to disuredl tho
witnesses who arc Ia -dnN uNulting Ia TIE rus
torntlon Ia sound health aud happiness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
Cancer of Tongue!

Case Resembling That of Gen. Grant.
Some len years ago had a scrofulous sore on
n!fghl hand which gavcat me gre trouble, and
snger me oid'llmc treatment was healed up,
Az supposed was wen. | found, however,
4 bag only been driven into the system by the
lTol potash and mercury, and In March, 1852,
AuoAe Out m my throat, and concentrated in
sAl some OF the doctors dcnominatcd cancer,
va paced under treatment for this disease,
Nmt slA or seven of the best physicians In the
QlhlD had me NJ different times under their
uhE,, among them three specialists in this
.algi lnl one after another would exhaust
s guI sklil and drop me, for ] grew worse con
S1alll! Inc cancer had eaten through my
eepN' destroying the roof of my mouth and
FpVI iipi lhcn attacked my tongue, palate and
MI np' destroying the palate and under lip
,,ahieeg Niid halt my tongue, eating out TO the
~P"im NV lett check bone and up TO the left
s ~, ti9 nm hearty robust woman Of 100
f9sIus' was reduced TO q mere frame of skin
saa zones, almost unable to turn myself In bed.
rpuiu NOT eat any solid food, hut subSistcd on
n ,li, anu my tongue was so far gone could
' J,s . s.A The anguish Of mind and the hor.
lve sunerings OF body which | experienced
at'd can be revealed, Given M by I,hysicians
MN, WIN no hope of recovery upon the part
| .",phus VINO sat around my bedside expect.
ssr'ely moment to be my last; in fact my
Nm o,9 saS would place his hand on me every
-, s aiq lheh 10 see whether ] was alive or
s w ahd at one time all decided that life was
pgnfy, ""' i'Poi''" an oNVi wv
w. ~ was my wretchcd and helpless condition
60. ~. VI iast October (lSSt), when my friends
Nv ,,-A eId giving me Swifts Specific In less
As,hsaliuohth the eating places stopped and
s ~v commenced, and the fearful aperture
IVA eaeek has been closed and firmly knitted
r,.'lsII' y process of n new under lip is pro
sisss nnely, and the tongue which was
1rs. tucsttOyed Is being recovered, and II
le,r ,am mat nature Is supplying a new tongue.
eef.is .a 70 that my friends can readily un-
Al sfpa hle, ana can eat solid food again. |
oet Ky 'a 70 walk about wherever please with
al re,'. lslahcc of any one, and have gained
hys.ps 'unus OF nesh. All this under the bless
ssl,t. merciiul Heavenly father, IL due to
% II, spevlhc am wonder and marvel
kaovn friends, hundreds of whom have
Me N ,n ~! intense suffering, and have visited
veil ve; functions, While | am not entirely
ma W.. NY gratitude is none the less dcyout,
now IN ~ confident that a perfect recovery Is
refe, ~ s'khh II any doubt these facts, ! would
atof ~ ,,n 70 lion. John II. TraylOr, state sen
7 p, PHI district, who Is my neghbor, DIR.
other nas.uheln, OF La Grange, Ca, or 10 any
frovpiP c cs living In the southern part Of
iae,,, MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
Sel5langei Ga, May II, 1885.
M 10y all druggists.
tFee On blood and skin diseases mailed
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31


propose TO show you that the time in
which we live is wonderful for disaster
and wonderful for blessing, for there
must be lights and shades in this picture
as in all others. Need ! argue this day
that our time is wonderful for Disaster
Our world has had rough time since NV
the hand of God II was bowled out into
space. 1t is an cpllcptic earth; convul-
sion after CONFUSION. Frosts pounding
1t with sledge-hlmmer Of iceberg, and
fires melting with furnaces seven hundred
times heated, 1t Is wonder to me il
has lasted so long Mcteors shooting by
on this side and grazing ii, and meteors
shooting by on the other side and graz
ing it, none ofthcm slowing up for safety.
Whole fleets and nayies and argosics and
hotillns OF worlds sweeping all about us.
our Garth, like fishing smack off the
banks of Newfoundland, while the Galia
and the Bothnia and the Arizona and the
Great Eastern rush by. Besides that our
worlc has by sin been damaged in its in
tcrnal machinery, and ever and anon the
furnaces have burst, and the walking
beams Of the mountains have broken, and
the islands have shipped Il sea, and the
great hulk of the world has been Jared
with accidents that ever and anon threat
cned immediate demolition. But 1t seems
to me as if our century were specially
characterized by disasters volcanic, cy-
clonic, oceanic, epidemic. say volcanic
because an earthquake is only volcano
hushed up. When StrOmboli and Coto
paXi and Vesuyius stop breathing let the
foundation of the earth beware. Seven
thousand earthquakes in two centuries
recorded in the catalogue of the British
association. Trojan, the emperor, goes
to ancient Antioch, aud amid the splcn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

and shut the door With loud clang A
vast plain Slipped under MS and the hills
swept ny, and that great monster on
winch w rode tiNmbled and boNadcd
and snortcd aad ragged az 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

II tnc lNlhinE machine ol refer the treat,
his private letters and documents Of
value beyond all monetary consideration
And here are events that seem very in
significant and unimportuni, but they en-
case treasures OF divine providence aud
ctcrnitics of meaning, which, after awhile
God VIII demonstrate before The ages ns
being OF Siupendous value. As near ns |
can tell from what ] can see, there must
be n God somewhere about.
Wlcn Titans play quits they pitch
mountains; but who owns these gigantic
forces you have been reading about the
last two monthsY Whose hand Is on the
/ throttle valve OF the yolcnnocsl Whose
foot suddenly planted on the footstool
makes the continents qliyerY God I!
God! He looketh upon the mountains
and they trcmblc. He toucbeth the hills
and they smoke. God, God. must be
nt peace with him. Through the Lord
Jesus Christ this God Is mine aud lie is
yours. put the earthquake that shook
Palestine at the crucihXlon against all
the down-rockings Of the centuries This
God on our side we may challenge all the
centuries Of time aud oil the cycles OF
eternity
''Tbosc of MS who are In mid-lfc may
well thank God that we have seen so
many wondrous things but there are
people here to-day who will see the
twentieth century Things obscure 10
us viii be plain yet. The twentieth cen
tury will be as farahcad OF the nineteenth
as the nineteenth Is ahead Of the elgl-
tcenth, and as you caricaturc the habits
and customs aud ignorance Of the past,
others will carrcature this age. Some
OF You may live 20 see the shimmering
veil between the material and the spirit
ual world lifted. Magnetism, word
with which we cover up our ignorance,
Will yet be an explored realm. Electric
ity, the fiery coureer OF the sky,
that Benjamin Franklin lassoed
and Morse and Bell and Edison
have tried 20 control, viii become com
pletcly manageable and locomotlon VIII
be switched, and world OF practical
knowledge thrown In upon the race.
Whether we depart In this century, or
whether we see the open gates OF q more
wonderful century, we viii see these
things. II does not make much differ
ence where we stand, but the higher the
standpoint the larger the prospect. We
win see them from heaven II we do not see
them from earth.
was at Fire Island, Long Island, and
J went up In the cupola from which they
telegraph 70 New York ihc approach Of
vessels hours before they come Into port.
There IL an opening IN the wall, and the
operator puts bis telescope through that
opening, and looks out and secs vessels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

II ~ the studied prescription ~ learned ply
stefan whose specially WINS WOMAN, aud
whose tauie became onNlablr aud buundieAB
because OF his wonderful success In the trent.
mrnt aud cure of female complaints 1liE
REGULATOR Is the GltANDEST REMEDY
known, and richly deserves IT. name;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

WIN give prompt attention 90 ail kinds of law
bufinebs, buy and sell laAds aud town i1ir, lbs
settigatc titiet, pas iaNes, ete.
, 1885-09-26
Another.

A novel race is now on the tapis
that is causing considerable discus
sion among the boys. 1t is running
race for a twenty side, made up
last evening, and the contestants are
c. A. Absolom and Howard LoOmis.
The distance is so yards, Loomis to
give Absolom ten yards start, and
Absolom to run backwards. On the
face Of it 1t looks as though LoOmis
Is to have an easy walk-Over. The
fact is that Mr.. Absolom, in his col
lege days, was one Of the best all
around athletes in merry England
and he has LIST none Of his skill or
muscle with age, and many will be
astonished with the rapidity with
which he can get over ground back
wards. The date Of this race has not
as yet been set. When it does come
off the contest will attract large
crowd. Mr.. Loomis may win, but
he will have to get W and dust along
pretty lively to cross the line ahead.