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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-04-30
Malarial Poison.

The drought in southwest Georgia last spring
dried up the wells, and we were compelled to
g use water from the creek on the plantation.
The result was that all were troubled with
chills and fever. 1 carried with me several bot
ties Of Swift's Specific, and as long Is took it
! had perfect health. As soon as ceased tax
ing it, l. like the rest, was afflicted with chills.
When resumed its use. was all right again. We
have used it in our family As an antidote for
malarial poison for two or three years, and have
never known it to fail in q single instance.
W.C. FURLow.
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept. Ii, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT MEDICINE Co., Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-04-30

Senator Stamford. of California, asserts
that General Grants improvement is
due to the liberal use of clover tea. Mrs.
Grant first suggested it and the doctors
reluctantly consented to give it trial.
After ten days experiment they rejected
the clover tea remedy, but Mrs. Grant
has since been administering it without
the knowledge of the physicians aud her
patient has steadily improved under
this simple treatment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-04-30

There was no disposition among the
whites to resist the order of the presi-
dent, and no indications of trouble of
any nature. This report should quiet
the fiction that the reservation was op.
ened in the interest of speculators, and
had been largely taken by them. Cen
eral Rice presents the case as it is.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-04-30
excelsior Book Store. Wholesale and Retail.

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
ratrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de.
rurtment may be found everything re-
quired Gin the stationery line) in the
office. store or choel house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-04-30

paper, envelopes snd blank books made
. especially. We also carry the largest
stock of lEWALL PAPERS. a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
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How Long We Should SleeD.

SEVEN HOURS FOR DAY LABORERS AND EIGHT
FOR MEN OFF ACTIVE BRAINS.
From the Gentleman's Magazine
The latest authority On this vexed Question
Dr. Mains, says that the proper amount of
sleep to be taken by a man is eight hours. so
far as regards city life the estimate is probably
correct. Proverbial wisdom does not appiy to
modern conditions of social existence, "Fiye
lnours) Tor man, seven for a woman and nine
for pig" says one proverb; and a second.
quoted by MIR. HaZlitt in his "English Prov.
erbs," declares that nature requires five: GUS
tom allows seven; laziness takes nine. and
wickedness eleven" These conclusions were
however, drawn from observation of country
life
Physical fatigue is more easily overcome than
intellectual. Which OF us when travelling in
the country or abroad, or in any way separated
from tne ordinary process of thought and anx-
letY, has not found that he could without diff
Guilty, do with a couple of hours less sleep than
ne was In the habit of taking? Men, however
VINO follow an Intellectual pursuit are excep.
tlonaiIy fortunate IL the processes of restoration
occupy less than seven hours. More frequently
they extend to eight or nine hours. Kant see
II stated, took never less than seven hours
sailors, on the other hand like 1aborers. do with
mucn less quantity. am afraid to say how
lew the Duke of Wellington regarded as essen
lial. A SchOoi-maSter under whom at one time
STUDIED, a hard-working man at the acauisi-
lon OF languages, proclaimed loudly that he
hour at which he rose in the morning gave
some color TO this assertion. Only in after life
did discover that a two hours postprandial
slesta was not included in that allowance.
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flushing FOB THE TRAIN.

five make . rush for the train wen catch II yet v
said Mr. Frank Lambert, o commercial traveller, OF
Boston, to friend, as the two hurrying towards
the Eastern Railroad station one morning last Sep
TENDER They arrived just the express began to
move jumped aboard and sank almost breatless into
q seat
And do you know, SAM added Lambert presently.
that In my haste to pack up came within or
forgetting to put some Bensons Capcne Plasters
my grip. I've got EN- though, all right"
Whats the use of bothering about them?" asked the
other.
mo end ofuse You know where this business Of
mine takes NEAL over this country, and sometimes
across the big pond. Well, have had many attacks
OF peursy brought on presume. by colds and expo
sure. See? Now, I've found out just what to do.
simply clap on q Benson plaster-no other kind mind
you-and pretty soon Tn good new. There's
something about those pasters that agrees with my
constitution. They save me time, money and suffer
Ing I've no doubt I'd been laid up in hotels under
the doctors hands often If wasn't for them. I'd buy
them ffthey cost dollar apiece"
speaking Of pleurisy.' said Mr.. F. l. Turner, come
dian OF Boston, Bensons plasters the best thing
ever tried for it. They quick, comforting very
thorough"
Mr.. Josiah Bryant of the great drug house of G. c
Goodwin d Co.. Boston, testiies: al have found Ben
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Mr. John H Lee, president of the common council
OF the city Of Boston, adds: 81 have given Bensons
piasters thorough trial for pleursy, and have OBJ
tanned great relief from them"
Askto see the Three Red Seals. limitations of Ben
sons plasters are sold under similar names. When
buying Benson's examine the plaster yoursefbefore
Seals trade mark its face. Look for the Three Red
Seals.
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The True American.
A COCKNEY WAu.


The great Pacific journey have done
think I've Travelled to the setting sun
All round this continent have been dod1iuv
Like Lancelot in quest of HOLY Grail
From Western Beersheba TO Yankee Dan
I've been seeker, yet sadly fail
To ind the genuine type American.
Where is the object Of my youthful wondor
Who met me in the pages Of Sam Siiekp5
WhO opened every sentence with Nv thunderp,
And whitfield away on bit of stickY
Inc more the crowd of friends around me fh,c.or.
The less my chance to meet him seems To he
To Dlxon Sala, Tr0llOpe, not to me?
Noone accosts me with the words, Al strancerv,
Greets me as Festive cuss" or shouts aSid No. .,
NO grim six-shOOter threatens me with dsncar
II don't Quickly pass the butter boss.
houna nlendly boards no cocktail ever passes
NO brandy smash my morning hour besets:
And petticoats are worn by all the lasses
And the piano don't wear pantalets.
The ladies', when you offer them chiceen ..,aa
Dont say, I'm pretty crowded now pnesan
i1sy 4ont sing Mrs Barney Williams ballad
VI "Bobbing Round" nor add 'Sir-ee'' To Vs.
], too, have sat, like every other fellow
In many railway, omnibus, street car
NO girl has spiked me with fierce Umbrella
And said, You git, mean to sit right thar
Gone are the Yankees Of my early reading,
Faded the Yankeeland OF eager onest,
meet with culture, courtesy GOOD 6roo.,,,.
Art letters, men and women Of the best
On Fellow Brtons, all my hopes are undone
rake counsel Of disappointed man
Dont come out here but stay at home IN Yonao,,
And seek IN books the true American.
-Cdrdw llaa
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Pictures of Public Men.

LIVELY DEMAND FOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF rap
NEW CABINET-MISs CLEvELAND's PICTURE.
From the New York Sun.
1--WE have been bothered more about the pic
lures OF Cleveland's cabinet" said downtown
photograph dealer, "than about any pictures of
the public men of the last twenty years. We
could not get the pictures and SO we did not
pretend to deal in them. We had Bayard's pic
ture, but not another one Of the lot It hasn't
PAID us to deal in democratic chieftains. We
SOLD large numbers of an inferior picture of
Elaine, but with the exception of Bayard and
dliden we have kept no democratic statesmen
picture sells we'll. His, eyes are yerv briaht
and many ladies bought his picture during the
sen wen far He is not the s' 6eaa aHes t hat
Arthur was, you know, and, to tell the truth.
we have found out that if public man is hand,
shoulders his picture sells much bet hS of ba1
that Of some rival who has not equal personal
ture because ofpoise and firmness of the snb,eect
but you would rather take up Hendricks for int,
alof decoration, for there is twinkle in his eye
anu q Ialnt smile about the corners of his mouth
that make his picture pleasant to look upon I
am ANIME inclined to think that Daniel Mannings
and Well posed before the camera, and Secre
SasY t Enaacott VIII prove good subject when
not improved by photography, No man Who 10
wears eyeglasses when sitting for a picture can
expect good results. Lamar always seems un-
shorn ana Will not make good picture. Villas
famous by photograph. He is good subject
ior painter, who could put the light and shade
into his hayward whiskers
I'VE want picture of Miss Cleveland She is
SAID 70 have winsome face lighted up by
much intelligence and stamped withal BY q
suggestion Of q woman with ideas. Blue stock
ing? Wen. can't tell, but she makes q UNIQUE
figure In the White House. She hes iectured
on Joan OF Arc,' is accustomed to debate and is
something OF public teacher. She must newt
ably become patroness of something-pubiic
school education, literature, social ethics. or
think she viii please New England and Ohio
folks, and that Is the reason we want good
picture itself as to whether it win or viii not
eell." "AAA Aos
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Paris Letter TO London Truth.

hear of morphine parties Of the small-and-
early kind in the higher couctes sociales. Those
invited to such little gatherings are known to
the hostess as being in the habit Of resisting
Ills TO which flesh is heir by simultaneous in
Jections of the narcotic above named. The in
lection is performed with little instrument.
the manufacture of which is passing from the
superintendent maker to the jeweler. and
Is becoming an o6jef dart Guests and the ladv
OF the house sit q circle and listen to concert
IN distant room. They describe their sensa-
tlons TO each other. Novices derive peculiar
beauty from the morphinizing process. One
sees sees In many Of the portraits at the Mirliton
tne traces OF morphine in the general NOR.
Dtdezza OF the faces and the brownish circles
that surround eyes which are at once brilliant
and softly languishing. It may be remembered
saa s the late Duchesse de Chaulnes killed her
she resorted to them to soOthe the irrIfsteG
nerves and vary her undoubted beauty. and had
10 continue them because 1t became impossi
s ole ior her to leave them of. know OF q con-
hrined mofphio-maniac who would not for The
world eat two kinds of meat on the same fiav In
. en- OF indulge In the pleasure of a waltz. The
Archbishop of Paris will, take it. soon issae q
pastoral against the fashionable narcotic
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PEN Picture OF . Colorado Lesfslator.
From the Denver Nevva

Fen Ficture OF Colorado Legfslator,
From the Denver News.
Behold the man! This Is Senator Eddy. and
q faithful likeness it is. MIR. Eddy has an aver.
sion TO sitting for photograph, and the Ne,os
was obliged to hire q kalsominer to sketch the
gentleman standing. Mr.. Eddy has Henry
Clay head largely eliminated. and face that
bears well the ravages Of time and Summit
county sourmash; Mr.. Eddy has the torso Of e
In the matter of brains Mr.. EDDY is 40 far 70.
moved that 1t would take larger telescone
than ever invented to discover q comparison
He ts Known as the scizzor-legged saWed-O6
from New Mexico. who mfsrepresents the 10Th
senatorial district OF Colorado. Mr.. Eddy's legs
are not OF the barber scizxofs kind, but Of the
sheep-shears order, and good Mexican hcrder
COULD use him enthusiastically to clip common
ordinary Sheep that Is, II he would take bite
o. WOOL every time he opened his mouth.
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How the Proceedings Proceeded at the
Last Meeting Of the Lfmekiln Club.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Brother Gardner, having called the Limekiln
club TO order, remarked: "IIet the proceedings
| proceed" Thereupon Professor Moses Day
White, chairman of the committee on social
philosophy, desired to submit q report. HIS
committee had been asked to wrestle with the
| query, "Does crime, suicide, etc., sweep over
| the world in waves?" The committee purchased
four quarts Of peanuts and three bottles of pop
| and sat down to deliberate the question, and
the members had unanimously concluded that
Inc query must be answered in the Affirmative.
he would, therefore, ask that the report be
| cepted and the committee discharged from fur
"Brudder White, replied the president "per-
ma maps nS y9nr COMMITTEES also dskivered yartue
sas We d dMiseR De ken'rS In
Well, it am a poo rule dat won't work boat
ways, an. de report won't be accepted. If dar
Or aarter de bad. If dar comes awave which
makes everybody want to kill hisself, 1t should
yhss od
let out your suspenders an inch an sot down."
Pickles Smith secured the floor to deliver an
cluded to cut 1t down to three minutes and save
zen per cent In fuel 1t was on his motion,
bV o cheaso oe PaT eopes
OF o. an almanac said to have been compiled in
tine sPeehai interest Of the eolored race Only
predictions had been verified Over one-half
the nights recorded as Every dark-good night
| Aoh ShiSAcus udu tuTueU OUT DfiSuC uOOOllSnC.
Judge sweetbrier Smith was then called from
ms resting place under the bust of Cato to
marked:
"Brudder Smith, I understan' dat YOU be-
| fellow" '0
| yves, sah."
can dat all property should be equally d.
| "Dat's so, sab"
"An' dat dar should be no taxashun, no laws
| an no courts'
"Dats 1t, sah."
NOW, Brudder Smith, want to spoke to you.
DE man who holds to SIGH doctrines am either
knaNe Who orter be in prison, or d fule who
orter De sent to the idiot asylum. 1 kin excuse
| you once, bekase you am poo an unlearned,
put II you doan' drap dem ideahs afore you get
outer peg to-morrer dis club will drop you! Dis
yeIe Onlted states am gittin' to be an asylum
| iur eoery rogue an rascal who am driven from
ms own kentry. an de day am comm when men
WIG slcn ldeahs as you hev been foolin' wild will
! seek 70 carry EN- out an bring about blood
| Sheu, put doan confOund de Lffnekiln Club wild
| ue Onlted states. Dey altwo separate insti-
| lushuns, run on entirely different principles
an by two different Presidents. De United
| states am Willin' to receive de fules, dema-
gogues, conspirators, knaves, assassins an MUIR
derers OF all de outside world, but de Limekiln
C!uD am a bit pertickler who it takes in"
| Inc Juuge drew. an awful long breath and re-
turned TO his bench, and it is safe to conclude
| tnat ne viii speedily let go of his socialistic
| IDEAS: There being no further business of ma
tlonal Importance, and thirteen of the lamps
having expired for want of oil, Waydown Bebee
read an original water-colored idyl, entitled
My Mule is Dead" and the meeting ad-
| journed.
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