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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

A -t--s u1E1er Cf cur rrunlEzaus cI.izEzs a.
tended the E-uEz CIzt1lic Cathedral LIST >GELIy.
The OCCASION WIS . ssr-Cu &c ECEilsn By the
Eas1rp q Ola More English sg-u-1Cs VOID be
n-g-lv s5urscilsst y zzEber Ct those EEg are
sH-resy and Devoted Koran Ca-hoi1cs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

NJ ( 2 Ans t1s Easpcss,5 Of AZ E15 z-s cE
TIE eleven I1ts q EEzd Ecich EzrH advertised b.
I'm f-r SHE a. aZcr1Cc CT the ->tn MS L-z
lE-Es I-s EI-1Isz5 CT EsrgtEuil. KIM and Yong
streets ard shs -rIpEic tzscrIgtl-Es rzaGliE
brgu-1E purchasers AZ TIE zpser prices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

E-uuLz-z has I1sIy Ind al,fed 10 Il pupz-lti-z
several vcu-C men E1use z5sgEcs fruu Sl- Frzz-
cisco II not regretted ET r-a1 c1ClE1z1l-F TEs7
cur-e hers a Ezcur=ic1ed fsi-us and Z l. hcreG
tza= The crucrrGz-f-les which ara offered o. many
Ct them q deg-- lie anew VII 1ut be 5st-Iusz-
Il . tins c,xuu1zzzT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

II Is sd commentary, as the strze time rejects
crsCEsIelE EPCc Els H-I--lzs q the C-,1vsr-zcgct
L-ssrrcs1sr- " L. WEcuE ESQ .har TIE F.-'a1lf.
1IEiss q shs DspCzE ll1->1L cIz 1e - s.tssv ard
Felv parf,r-rsts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Ehers has 1ee1 h-Es szl,t1s u ElscLiZ-cs
E--l- the lIs- month csr-I-1lE ever ~ C--C-
L1cIs ssEI- vucKs wtlch - months 1-11 en-
ri-Tsd II cl1 htzs3s. knvs nos ti-he Of tn RIM
Ter -gv- Tr1iv th1s Z -lLEr-- tka country eros
-g--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

! WILL ALSO OYER % tha .aHl~ fInlr f1nl-ss
previously snil and upon Ia SANE rAEuuaELE
TERMS or PATMENT one fuuffh c1st sni tsisncs
ir 4 2 sad yelrs. THREE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Mons E1vsr-ieF- Vase rIcszrss Ct the Volcano
have 5eLE11rG lie EgrcllLz pCsilr. Is EI-d as
work on Another p,,r-ian cE zsl.I1G sceEecy vt--1
EiI ~ enslly rsrug-5zacls when piacaG On sz-
hI1fsiUr. an evun. ses fgr he near t-1z-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Z Arccr rcwN
~ ne 0sgrassA sas >1rrieuseus 10 tass 5ssae>
Celecsc,, esersral IszAsa l. rrsts.,.,,,.,r Nina
rss SsSaarsa susAzzrt sale IN l,sss zvals,a
ne nia-Set scs Casa sales q READ essass s, ia,
ierr Inactive.
ne ssiR Nrly-s v5s Frssasly sss s.~lsy ssr
A rsHror Is 1-errd saat 81 ext-a seSssq1 the
-'Sas'i'l's Is y ee eiliea Z a sertaiceE
C'-sssal lsvia sssz--ea ~ Jspaa rxs rs1s. le
n.is cf'sers Der a hi-,re runiser q tssar.sse.
Fhs HaStss perssa u heayy ana lssasts,as
s.'s,s ssr1aeress r~diy, Na-ck Isl, ard erS5s
% lse TIA i7st-
Waslaks II Z, Al szeiasd sts.s cses Ia E,szse
S1esslsr- A god dsal uic-s vi &c heard trvaa
sa1s t-recrnsr uext vssk-
N seservutlsus vsrg tAksr h-rv e sss azaa,,-
scilpsg Ct the Srz. waich src& rl,rs cn tat earlv
ulrruias, q he nssa inst.
There vss Al 1,acirHs sd sst-nss- sasu L.
-nr ss-1rn Preseussd - IRE SsessS, NJ ltss
Lzz.sH se-rires ~ be hesl ca. Tas-sl.v AL
truily stas-zscrs az :. Asd-ss's Cazhr3--l- H.
pueis, Az lzvtsed ~ sEsrzG
Ese i.s- Q'aser.7 srr-sssssic11I -oile- s1lis-
* tes gs11sc y spcn - ~ l-s-,Sa1csl O., tn
ucE1rs & sas Ecnsizlz rgsiic.
NJ Arse1- JsAzsscze. trr1lI X clies oF shs s,f-
se11l Ftsses FUt and Sosa-s, lStt S5is - shs a.
seu-e 81 ~ rsg-lE- Ffsss esi-rr.
A'- oii11 c'--r7srt a. Ez111H >lza-s cn see svaa-
II q the l51h inst vas vel af-susisi AZ, t.
seiseti'rs ratvsd wsr~ nzGrh sGui-pJ
Assss sli3asses n tas ia uaa aSaia az--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

NJ. Eeu-v Su111. cerrstlt-, Ct Ocslrlc Council
N--lT- A. L Ct E isrs received -ls SUI ge S5.lu.
l--C-Et q lzsz-nzcs ca tar he q Es5sr A. C-sa1
u1g Ord - ms cry, E1c1- wear Eensss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Yesterday beng IEE1I hrIlGzF. ID cDulen-1rz-
-iun q the Ezz-Tgrsary q the h1rth Il Eauahl-
-aEI IL -gTgruuerE Offices ard schools were
closed Boz few 11sIresH houses closed aid the
cr-y s1scI s7gu-s e rae 5ly were the E15ss--- q
cfus-ll- fz-s Inlay parade ard horse tr15 l5
.a-u.iE-f PAX
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

The usu5ers Ct tic Bar have EzcI5zd 30 form
a Bar LIb-zrT Assertion Most Ct tze z-En-be-s
Ct the EIEa-1E- EJr net a. The LEiF cfzcs OF Sa--
LEe Association vas -r-Ir-Za,1 ard 1EEf >a-1r-Iy
WI CINE t1-gthsr a-Ec fgr the pU-pcss q elect
M rf=.erz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

The E1la PIIzEa=11r mst1r-snacs advertise u
slzs lss1e q TIE GaIE-EE- a i-Ei1ErE . SICK
tcflsars Of . per sEarz- Considering TIE 6eprs-
s51u uhic1 las sEls1R1 2 the s1a- IIrzzt tx sEe
past year. ttzs payment a sEs Prsssnz taus- -
serrz very fLTCrzlslT upuc the ecrrouc r-az-zs-
mr. u he III 4 tsls errEcrarieu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Dr. Frank CCEd7- f1r--eriy >scrsEL-y u An
i1sE Johnson ex-FrssiS5eEs u s2s Cz55sc >sIss~,
& az present vleEJ1E tls su-r-11G--Gs Of H1C--
izlz and EicsuisE. The asnrlsr1E1 l--acis o. "A
>Cgtt b -he izcurz11E Steamer ZeHfffliar-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Ehs M1s1sL TsLsrcCcs has sElrtz'i business.
I'm instruments look vel ard sa-usfE-ll1E his
been gwen 60 al rar-lgs -Cu1Ec1sG- HE rgaL
business gt 1-= crEru1y VII cuuEeErs gE the
first e next uGust- 3 EhI,r tize al connections
vi Dc nude.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Frank Gsrz the Eel known boot 1-E shoe
dealer has located himself. ard business. In the
st1re formerly ccrupieG b. N-s- Wl-zi-suc- ca
Fort street He lis new b,s q zz5ers-I-.5-1--s
E1ich be K disposed T. Elspsrse % pairs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
Nrw Advertisements,
BEAUTIFUL '''
HOMESTEADS!.
~ ovls " HENRY \ NAcFARtANE. Ese. win
oses At rsei'o AsS,les, "a
Saturday, March 2Sth
MRss'sSA avn, a, a,y s.is,'Oou,..
Unless Previously Disposed
Of at Private sale.
Those Splendid Lots on the Corner Of
serstania and PiikOi Streets,
Sselyiacd ss follows l.-o Iioass Lots, and at iAc
'S'SSiH< tPss. fstses, t7o@ raieA thsre
Those Splendid Lots on the Corner Of
Reretania and PiikOl Streets.

>se'liyidcd ss follows is-o ucasr Lots and a. tAc
telsesin< tPsea frtces. trou uhtCh thcrr
Ssn ~ Nc vtriaticn,-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

When TIE zevspaFsz alail- sergiEes- pr lLrrie
wa opErHi1- a q'ran1-F * he papg-z a1c E-zg-1-
Ei1es wa fsznl. - Be ssric-sT iz-s b e1r-scs
VIII rz-er- haTizz Epparen-iy recsr7et '41l-e
sisaElnu- B1stE-1szEE- fseusrEl NE--rEg- @ eu-
zrrr lslrrsd Ia Tie naliI lla-s ~ bEer lea
- a hu1-i tEe steamer u prszzl1u gsrz var
fra crs a. two heavy SEAS Lad rszches lie es--
tsrfs zrEn1Du . Ia cficers q ke gsaseL n
.sarnzzsI ziziI vas n1t LzrEei9 z11l tAs K1rirsss
-zs sLsrzE1a tie wharf and he hlzzae- Il an
far The c1ndltinu Il the -g1ceEts sneE NC rest
v7eh Hrr.sl-I- 1fflit1E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

L-9 q l-G llI-llglei q I llclL llrlIl- -1gllL-
Il --vI1- suue cutz-s discovered rEEspGre-
bsH-izl- i.Isa Ct tie yszr tfyc. AzglE liz e1P-
rr-zs L see pa-,r we're fgr1E seTsr1I q ths ss11f-
n s-izs Used = he EHrsrsCC N--st-zLs E5 tcz
E-st rvg 1e-f-rr--I-Esgs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

The President q The Beard q EsalsE O. the
Loueclcr General q Customs si.nCid Instruct sHs
e .Es piccs - a5d AID asslss The Port Physician
u utrzlaI1Z pazEazE - LEcu1lz- s1Ea1-grs- Il fact
- va FIX the ofzElaL especially wien vessels
zrrrTe fr1u pur-s WHERE cuuEa -i1cs diseases z-s
E1DEu % sElsz- Pilocs BIacDcs Or ,1epEsrl 1eed
q such E-sEr-cLlcl.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

These Lots adi1in Mr. Dillingham;. On tha Western
side and about three m1s.z Ufit from ~ rre1Fr
omuihus route o. Funnhuu and fte Hnr - ~ pro
posed street failraT BY lrrrrmeat villa ~. WiHirr
pare aricsian watcr will b. farul-tef lna rsfr-
The uei-hbari God b TcfY pst-ini, and taf pr- -h
hrcezcs from Nanpt NaiieT. make tie srafian e
healthy
The terms o. thc Sale viii br the .asic rho.. e.
ready inlug1ratri. nsmclTt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

AT noANui, uutoxaI SSaEtr,
ArANA t-Arra sefcs ms, sgatrr iatac-is salrR =
NANk LAND. nrtr Wang Lruur a CO.. ~.
rna icaetN fef Tn VeIrs frrnn 81 ~ iat. 80
eN ref rear. payable sent aanualiv tn Nlraacr.
AfANN l-A.es - s.lasrr tsiaems 80 SRA ql-r-s
7nsl ritie rcrftci
Gr. aBana. A-ss-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

KS MAJESTY he's c1uzlz1ssiuue1 the Wi EzDFz
IgcaI artist 41seiih ecruuZ e rui11 hia11racl
pHiz-l1g rsprsser=atf7E u Tlpr1eae Lt5cr Y the
HEEa1tz Islands Nr- Strung has airzaly f--ssh-
e a p1r-i1u cf the work WHICH upuu curnpletisu
VI be f1rFzrrses. n tn Erzpsr1r q Tsran zu5
r1osz zrrbn6lT b aTz-lsee q plaee 4 oze q tie
hfs.rr1eaI -aIisrisas 4 IL. Ir-1erilI rallsn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

gathering and preparing for them the
lighter, the more easily assimilated
forms of pure pleasure and excitement.
Excitement? Yes, excitement. What
is excitement?
1t is animation; it is liveliness; it is,
our best English deiner tells us, an
aroused condition. TO be sure there
may be too -alch Of these things, but
there also :8Say be too little. Too much
is destruction and that is death. Too
little is stagna5ion and that is death.
But human nature everywhere teaches
us that a certain amount of what we
call excitement is essential to full life.
A low pulse. is nc more a sign of life
than a high pulse. In the medium is
pleasure and safety, but it is not there
fore true that the medium should be so
narrow IS to admit of no variation.
The average pulse is the healthy one,
nevertheless the pulse of the healthy
man is not the same in work and IN
sleep. Human nature has its ebb and
flood tides though it also has its high
and low water marks, beyond which is
devastation on the one hand and dry
uselessness on the other. You know a
human being is three fold, and he who
feeds but one part produces inharmoni-
GUS growth, which is settled incllna-
tions and desires for evil, desires not
in harmony with the good of all and
which cannot be gratiied without harm
to some one. He who excites or arous-
es but one part, produces inharmonious
action which is evil conduct, conduct
which sooner or later brings Ill results.
The apostle Paul recognized the two
extremes, the two most different kinds
of eXhilaration Of which VIC are capa-
BILE, namely, the bodily and the spiritu-
al, when he eXhorted the Ephesian dis
ciples not to be drunken with wine, but
to be filled with the Spirit.
How to bring people from physical
excitement alone, or from mental OK
element Atone to a natural, healthful
stimulation Of body, SOUL and spirit
which shall develop a well.balanced
permanently pleasurable growth and
action of the trlune human being is q
question for temperance women as
well as for other reformers. 1 have
sometimes thought that it would not
be a bad thing for the w. G. T. U. tc
have a department on entertainment
whose officers would make this matter
their special study and work. At least
let each Of us Individually give the
subject it's fair share of our thought
and observation and such action as cir.
cumstances according to our best judg.
ment shall speak for.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
College Girls end Old Maid,siin.

A deliver in matrimonial statistics
discovered that out of nearly 600 grad
yates Of a prominent college for young
women less than 200 have secured hus-
bands, the remaining two-thirds being
hopelessly fixed in the single estate.
The statement is also put forth that
girls With but a smatter,ng of book
learning, or perhaps none at all, are far
more successful iii scouting congehia]
mates than are the great Majority OF
female seninarians, who boast an ar
ray of accomplishments too numerous
to mention.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
PEDIGREE.

Was sired by S. 7. Kings Harry Clay, Jr., he
by Harry Clay, he by Neam's Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr
dam.by Imported BellfOunder. bred by J. ID.
Sayre, Orange Co. N. Y. His dam was Watsons
Brown Jessie, her sire Cheeney's Bay Messen-
ger, his dam a full blooded Messenger mare.
horse owned in Hardin Co., Ia, and noted for
his good breeding qualities.
.DEscRIrTIoN.-Wil be three years old in
when matured will weigh 1850 lbs; has Il wide,
flat, cOrdy ley. square shoulders. measures large
in arm and stitle; has extraordinary good feet,
inleriting bone and muscle irony his dam and
farmers general purpose horse that Will stand
the heavy loads anu hard roads Of Dakota. He
will stand at So to insure, at home, Amy neigh
8 miles of washington Springs l vii, visit one
day in a week on ard after the 10th OF May. Cor
respondence solicited: NJ. A. CuMMISGS,
3-5tf washington Springs, =, T.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
She Dropped to the Accent.

The behavior of Fifth avenue girls
continues to be modelled after the Lon
don style, says the Boston Herald's
New York correspondent. Fashion
feeds on ridicule. The more fun that
is made CT Anglomania the more it ra-
ges. In no particular is there sign of
abatement. But 1 have just seen one
maiden. who relspsed briefly into Amer
icanism, and it was positively refresh
ing. .rShe was one. of those hollow
backed, clean-cut girls WHO wear tailor
made costumes SO. neatly that their
forgiveness for disloyalty to Yankee
dom is easy. She was walking in. the
avenue with a,springy gait, suggestive
Of turf under her feet, instead Of hard
stone. Although omnibuses + abol-
ished from lower Broadway, they still
run through this fashionable thorough
fare, and she decided to ride in one. "A
cold, distraught stare at the driver and
a slight fling upward Of the hand, in
! vOlving no motion above the wrist,
brought the vehicle to a stop in the
| quite proper manner. Then she had to
bid an 4adieu to her companion-a dan
dy. 5"Good mawning," she drawled.
"HawsaW delightful saunter, aw avs
sure you-ehawming, re-wally." By
this time she was stepping into the
stage, and the chappie was conveying
his hat from'the back of his little head
to the front CT his narrow breast, for
the fashionable TOW. The driver rea-
soned'that she ought to be inside. He
slammed the door, shut 1t with a kick
at the strap ana started the horses.
The lurch Of the stage upset her back
ward, and she chuggedHd down on the
pavement with awful violence. "Drat
the fool!' she exclaimed, in most excel
lent American accent; md like tc sling
the wooden head off him"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
A child's Fancy Founded on Fact.

"Papa, do chickens always go to the
country to spend the summer" in
quirea a precocious Cass farmers lad
of six, when the house was filled with
guests at a dinner party the other day.
"Biess me, no! What put such an
oddfancxintoyourlittl head, George?'
"Why, l was out in the kitchen this
morning when you kissed cur girl,
Jane, and when she turned red in the
face and pretended to be mad I heard
you tell her she should have a new silk
dress when the old hen went to the
country for the summer."--Detroi
Journal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

NOTICE FOE rUBLICAT1oN.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. r., June IS. 1885. ~.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
ca settler has filednotfcalf Ills intention to make
proof will be made before Judge Probate .Co,rt
Jerauld Co., at washington Springs, D.. r., q;
August Stll: 10 q. nj, 1885: viz: = -.
J., MCCORMICK. a
range 81. He names the following wwitnesssS ~
to prove his continuous residence upon. s;i,l
cuItlyatlon q. said lai1l, viz: Samuel Melon.
aid, George Chapman. James, Mcdonald. JShn
Chapman, of WeIsinytcn Springs. JeraulA''CCo1''
i2tj31 L rn nslt
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

NOTICE FOR PUBLICAF1ON.-E.SSn otiIISse
~ at Mitchell, d. T., June 9th, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his. intention to
make iinal proof IN SUPPORT Of his claim. and
or in his absence the Clerll of the District CouIrt
Jerauld county, at Washington Springs y. T.,
y- ISAIAH II. FRENCH, ..
nd No 25573 for the neA sec 81, township, log.
range. .65. He names the following witnesses
to prevs his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. said land, viz: Chas. T.. Nelson
John 6; Barr, Vincent Converse, james Barr of
Jerauld Co., b. T. !. GRO B. EVEPfTr. y
jl2j17 Rerister
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
NOTICE FOR PupL!cATIoN.-Land Office

NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. I. June 25, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fo~lloWing1ainl-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. anti
U S Land office ut Mitchell d. T., on Aug. 14ti
10 a. III. 1885, viz:
LOUISE HENNING,
n }oS Ean Us &C. 80. NJ NJ 2 aSi5e fer eh tl foi feA sec w,1 1 town
TO prove his continuous residence upon, and cul-
~tivation of, said land, viz: II. Y. Hazard, George
Deindorfer, J. Z. Counsel. Christ Daum, of Jer-
auld Co., d. r. GEO. II. EvERITT, Register.
And notice is hereby specially given to Frede.
rick Paulson and August Baclmor, who made d.
S. entrys Nos. 2l227 and; 2349l now in conflict
with the above, to appear at this office, on the
why said entry should not be cancelled aud the
aboye-named pre-emptor allowed to consulnate
file to the above described land ulnier his nd No.
27517. J3a7 GEO. Is. Everitt, Reg,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

a. [hlLEi, ceive,, free, a costly bon Of goods
Which vii! help you to more money right away
than anything else in this world. All of either
sex succeed irons. first hour. The broad road to
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
sure. At once address TRUE eco. Augusta. Me
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
The Highly Bred Kentucky tbdallah Stallion
CAPT, EDWARDS.

Sire Dick Edwards was bred by L. Collier,
MiIersburg, Nv. foaled March 18th. 1878. Sired
by simms Clark Chief, dam BY Pacing Abaalla!h.
"a, dam BY Yellow Jacket a;s;; y a fI,gN,n JaG ! td is by
(time 2:19hJ Simms Clark Chief by Clark Chief,
dam by the great Alexander Ahdallah, lam by
Taylor Messenger, TAYLOR Messfmger ~ aener-
al T 1: GM;. dam am My,n I1M114 GLief ha dam M f,ittle No;
va. by DOwning's Bay MESSENGER. A~leNander,s
Abdallah by Rysdyke's Hambeltonlan, dam by
Bay Roman.
brine top. on one side and adouble !Abdallah on
the other, as the dam of Silfims Clark Chief is by
Alexander's Abdallah. and the dam of Dick Ed
wards is by Pacing Abdallah, son of Alexander's
Dick Edwards is a royal lIted horse with black
points. with two white feet behind, below pas.
tern; stands 16.a hands high and weighs over
ed horses in America. He has never had one
months good handling and can tr0t a mile on a
good track in 2:35. Dick Edwards is recOrdedin
Volume 5 of Wallace's Stud Book.
Grundy Center, Iowa.
Capt, Edwards dam is Il Fox Hunter mare;
| good style 16 hands high, weighs over 1900 lbs,
always kept on a farm and could pace in ESQ
DEsGR1frIoN:-Capt. Edwards will be three
years old in June. color light bay. black points;
is u very smooth maae: horse; fiat. sinewy leg.
fair to excel his sire in Speed, and when bred to
purpose horse. All breeders. especially ofroad-
5 iass s aistaat ssmf mi hd it wi M}Ri n 1n shsin t IT. es ses,
son until the4tsst of. Deceh,ber, 1885, at Valley
miles south oESMessington' Springs. Jeraulu Co.,
in my charge.Wil be well cared for, accidents
and escapes at owners risk. A good barn and
accommodations over night when desired.
l 1>l,o for,,,n, c tro,,a,.n1 ,r,,n 1>Crcn. fl,a 0ln,,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
IITI nfor working people. Send Il

Ii f. |. D)ceee1ntNs G pastasd ,p sSG Me:y sSp %, Il
llLl41 y y|s t f5se s. pf F'};'', y ;it;: 3l!f, sam:
you in the way OF. making more none 1e.i IN ~ n pu.
days than YOU, ever thought possible At anv "bl ,s.
mess. Capita, hot required. You can i've " p' NJ
t meme ~ ~, y %q 31s:j n spare time only. or ali the
cessful 5o'ce,,ts to So easily earne3 every s sve-
lnlny. +. That ali who want to w0rkinay test fho
BUSINESS ol we make This unparalleled offer. 70
pay for the trouble OF writing us Full nv ;, ! !"
lars, directions, ETC., sent frees immense nav nav
absolutely, sure for all,wlle start'ht once 4 M
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

U7YTm more money than at anything els,
w LIN by taking III agency for the bes
selling book out. Beginners succeed grandly
None fail. Terms free. HALLETr Book Co
Portland, Maine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
WASHINGTON HILLS

celebrated for their beautiful scenery. sprinps
OF pure and medicinal waters, and an atm1s-
Pn,rf s OF singular 9g i purity, making + without
sorts for tllose seeking rest and btpnt,h.' r \
I5owm Site embraces within its limits the we'll
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
BLACK HARRY

The farmers general purpose horse; the {
and Messenger Stallion
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

! Secretary Lamar PROPOSES to discon-
,tinue the use Of gold pens in the depart
'tnent Of the interior Bythis and other
economic methods he proposes to re-
Mlce the stationeryrbilf of his depart
went about $1,000 for the fiscal year.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

others are simply pure, limpid water. fhe bro
prletors OF the town site are now enGaget III
erecting a hotel to supply a demand Ion; exist:
ing lor accommodations to parties wishing tt
make a protracted stay at the springs.
: The new tow lies directly on the line of ny.
tension of
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17

The London Truth gives the follow
ing original observations on astronomy
from a sermon of a Welsh curate
preaching to an English congregation:
"a starr is but a lidl dot in the skyee.
Saw many STAIRS mex one plannat.
Saw many plannats mex a conste.les-
shon. Saw many constellesshons mex
one rorriborr1allis:n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-17
WASHINGTON SPRINGS

justly praised by the 1~nliians and early SETTLERS
OF southern Dakota for their wonderful healinT
properties. These Springs are varied, and Whiib
some are medicinal, Containing 's