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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Ii y usdssslsed shst With ~ ~ d
~ present. month Dr.. }. 0rsgou Vel
Iiagsos. esshisr q ths Niddlsbsry hash
viii rssiga thaa position ed rssiss- DR..
(;rseory wsllinaloa has bssn the cashier
u ~ hank Tor tssaty Eight yssn.
Rsva W. J. Jchssos. and W. X Dsvss'
PA sill psbiish daily paper. durtns
~ sssssoa 81 ths vsrnoat n Z confer
500. which Il 70 ~ held q Bslless Falls
~ lsss sf April, which VII b. called ths
Csysra~ Reporter.
IT. Chicago Asd 0saad Trunk, The
Grad Trusk II CAssda and The Vermont
Csatsal rosAs hsvs arrasgsd ics fast freight
line hssvssn Bostoa and Chicago. Two
trains each way daily ~ 70 b. run on
. schedule Of ninety hours.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

IKE Css Of Iodoform or mersurials IN
thu treatment OF catarrh- whether in the
form OF sunpositsrios or ointmsnts should
b. avoided. - they are both injurious and
dangerous. Iodoiosm Is easily detected
BY its offensive odor. The only reliable
cstsrrh remedy on the market today 10
Ely's Cream Balm. being free from d
poisonous drugs. II has cured Thousands
Of acute and chronic cases, where oil other
rsmAdiss hsvc failed A particle Is sp-
piled into each nostril; no pain; agreeable
to use. Price fifty cents Of druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Are you disturbed at nights and broken
Of yonr rest ~ sick child suffering and
crying with psia Of cutting teethf II 20,
send 1t once aaA get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
testhing. II cures Aysentery, diarrhoea,
regulates tue stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo. softens The cams. reduces in
damstion, and gives toae nd energy "a
the whole system. Mu viaalOw's Sooth'
Ing Syrup for Children Tssthiag il pleas.
ant 70 the taste and il The prescription Of
one OF the oldest aud best female physic.
isns and nurses in tho United States. and
IL for sale by al druggists throughout The
world Price. Is cents bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02
Choir and Singing Class Books
Choral Worship r RI 4 g

No bettsr pf0vieioes TOT he nee1s o. sAelSS
has for . kng tine bess fusntshed. Detls
oouTse.
CHORAL wORsnIP hss ~ pages. Divided =
follovs: 100 pa0ee Tor Ne slsnepts. foil 81
pleasing o. srcisse Ard sssalas soaes II !, ;, Z,
and perts--7s pAgss = hymn tusss II n
nshes-ilo pace q asihsos-and about -
6silsd Tor The retail VsIss. u. Prss PER dor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

DoS'r Lr any one convince you thai
those paiss around your heart are mol
heart disease. they are, do not delay bui
procure DIR. GRAVES HEART REGU.
LATOR Thirty years have proved il
value. Free pamphlet Of F. E. Ingalls,,
Cambridge. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Agoil On oNGAf.
W. /. Conovsr, Mid Lothias. "a, say
few drops OF Agoil . > Little sugar
cures cough very promptly aad il : geser.
q pain reliever. He keel sit eoastsntsJ y
bis house. Sold ID Facttry Point by @.
]. Wait. sample bottles iASe f0r txIAl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

LAuxDRIEs and private families find
great advantage ia the use Of JAMES
PYLES PEARLINE II enables tho
washer 70 CLEANSE fabrics without wear and
tear Of rubbing 1t il the best washing
compound
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02
Gems for Little Singers,

4 shssniag sslIseiisa II gssisi uttis sosgs
foe pstnssy ssbosos. EtsdssgaStseA. and he
saiiersa .. hoa4s - pictssse sd q songs.
assisted b. L. o. Ensssos.
nalls1 fsr he retail psscs. y ssals; psiss pr
-. -
OLIVE DrTsou Z CO. Isssss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

NAucuurnm DxreS. W.. Nov. io9A
Rrwkrs FswtSAAw a.. W ussa hre1Isy 3
Pk~seAaip ~ spsisg NJ The Sra uns, vttA sAs
nose sslls1Asapsy vesslts. ttco shtste<e e<sse
q las1, 90 han n which Va tAstsre, "
rokusd - shoasAn< bushels At ear 81 coeo.
~ uosA only 5 Asblsee~enfnl ~ ~ ftcetAAes
= 49, I'm. beesAes making lases growth.
shs Pbonphaas put or efcp ahssA tally ito
1870 eailisr lSas Il vuuld besa viaAcst ".
"a have 49, sssesul ether hinds u Ter sihssrs
eoiA q ear sswa. an1 vtsh only taSr r~ealess ess
aNes 1aeling yoar Phosphate " ~ ~ hesitate
. prosoussase a fHr sipestss 70 ssy cshst ~
lihsss ~ have ever assd, ana 90 eAc<ffatly
rssoonssl Il W I'll farUers.
svsAlsy's PsespAsss - wsss O.e lss1;
1rsdhy RAostAeis Ce.--LAst spsisg pseessse
- toaf acsss " ueSn go pasture lAad and
4 I'll dsessog Of bsrnyAfd nsnuss and tanned
4 un1ss. where he baSnysrd aAssFs Aisss
~ ussd raIssd 81 ~ Fsls II seventy -Avs
boshels 10 ths sers. o. portion of tho sAns
1890. gksfe - msuurs vs. ssed - shs htli,
Ihsrs were niDs1y eight bushsls 70 ths srfs.
% ansAhe< poSsi1n u NE same piece, wh~rv
nssdleys rhospAste ~ ned. ehs yield wAs
oae kendsed Ard fourtesa beshsls 70 The acvs.
u ~ Quanily u fo1dss whore ths Phosphate
~ usel, there ~ stu moro di9ssenes. thers
bslsg deubls he amount Of ioddss sesa where
W. baSayard naaure was olly applied. hAve
$50 two o. thsee eoAog kt11s & heoaltsees ~
q town With rather poor sesaits, md csl en-
Dhssioaily secomnssd Dradisy's phosphste -
beng Ia superior 70 any artlsls svsr bcfpre
ssed. h B. HolIIerxl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Have sssd DR.. Thsaas' Eeissssis OIL
~ ercsp I'D oolds, asd dsslass Il %
sitivs ess& CossriDs1S1 - N. KY
SO PIynssth Ava. DsGaIA y. X
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Mrs J. Lyman. Grand Rspids. Mich,
says Dr.. Agol's Pills cured Issr Of Liver
Complaint and the worst forms OF dyspsP.
sis after everything else had fsiled. Sold
by U. ]. Wait.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

WeIls' ssheugA - cerns'.
AL for WsiI.' IN e-Uh m COfna," 600
Complete. permanent cure. Corns. NArts
C'onions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

vsosrUx cassas@ asd psrAss ~
blood. tbersby Assiag Auaoss q ~
tisds 70 dippps~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

TAsnn Dsrh. hAAss II As1rsv Dsrt.
= rsvnal. dis1 = ~ pIAss ~ ssA1ss
y xpsnisy nsnisg = 10 s'elosl- ~.
osr& sssss ~ - benakinss y as1ssvst
'eooa Aealeh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

II u runossd shss Oscar O. Bsnus. ~
popular White Aeustsis hotsl landlord.
= V bseess proprietor u ~ Psvilioa y
Moatpsliss.
Prost hes pa stsstsd W. GRAND 70 .
dspth u dvs ssd half iss4 10 Dsslisg.
10. - ssssrtAissd by ~ strsst "a usasr
department.
Bslioss Fails = V hsvs - sssssA -
eissiasaisaI visitstiss tAis ysas. ~ Nal.
odiss sosisraes IL April. ~ CosgsAgs-
tiosai association h Jssa. ssd ~ usivss-
saliss eosvsstiss = Asgssk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02


vAcsnas rosss, W.. Nss. y, tnes
Msy fwI.ssff cs.-oa ssvsa-stGhts - "a
ssss % 49, vhteh lAsa ssassa was $1,000 u>lA
SD predsced his esep 81 ma 49,. rnlss1
sAss ysAs o. kus drsd "a twsssy br1SeN a
sAfs cf sosnA eern. bssaAes avs h2sAsh " erfS
etsn. Tbs crop 10 the ssc<Iss scs 81 beah evNSo
esd ss"vsf. " anenspassed. The iAsd go ~.
rAfea " hs usual usy--a V ~ coettna e seokAs
msnsfs narrowed In. and In eaeh Mn I ennSl
qaAntity 81 hssdlsys IAssqAais ves ls~pVs1
whss the cora ga planted, vksls I - 80
wsds.ssls NJ sases d eecA stAhle nasUse. I
hslssve that ~ fAospats ts~Asx wy naassssl.
% ths early Wig osOus eressh II he pssAls.
sna 70 puss good Zeal lnte Ne hAsAse best1s.
:. I. WsnAs. y. y
Lasgsss OsswsA q rssa svss aaussa q
Oar rsWa.
MAscmssrum parov, W.. nos. teoa
Arae<y }wfshsw "a we ussA nssltsys
Phosphate ssvsrsl ysAFs ego % cosu evpasa
Apr'ytsG y on1y On Ne poessss sull y ~ 1std.
Whole ~ usedtt ocsu ~ - mush belaes lhso
shsss - used neAs thAt The AGoreaee eomN
ts seea u ID bong distAnee. osss 49, lluA.
sntii lsst errsnR. ~ have bsea ansbls 10 IA
,oar Phcsphsts, as1 IL Ne nsontt9e Aape -
peiinsnssd vita s.vsssl gss1es II fsStlta,ss.
20 sensrAdy WITH vssy unsatiefActufy ICES ".
ls.s spsias - os,s,.,d yoss reesyests f.e
srossG u cora ever rslsed ID osr tess, ~
~ he cate bsing large enough cad ~ Gss,a
iull sacush fos seed earn W hss. ~ sss3
y % 4raa lard ~ sop drssslng " Ne as4sS
natsesins results, end " have strivsa - NE
couclueton non our sxpssienAe tF msny ytass
with verioss liads " fsstilisevs that ynuF tsl.s
phAts u fsr supeFior 10 oil othsrs, spd ~ oh. 81
fully recpmmead u. BuaatJT o.as,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Halvssios OIL ~ esistrsAsd Americas
rsnsdy. y gsassatssd V ssrs shsssasisa.
ssss throsa. sssiliss4 bsuisss. bsssa Aad
fro.a bissA Prios ssly tvssty-sss essss
> bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

"wsars's Sure lHscs ~ HsAvss IL shs
only remedy science has Jet produced
Sold BY G. ]. Wait.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Al the annual school meeting il ~
voted 10 continue the Bennington graded
and high schools by majority of20. after
"a exciting canvass. The district debt
for building il GIG. $50. decrease durisg
the year 81 5000. A tax Of g cents on
the dollar was voted.
T.. L. Howe 4 Co., OF Northfeld have
tho contract for making the soldiers IN GNU.
sent 81 that place. to be completed By
Mag 30, at which time there will be .
dedication OF the ssme. Mortified sent
$40 men instead Of thirty as We stated last
week.
Tho Jshnsbury Repu5lican put in it,
appearance isst week. Itiss nicely print
cd, nine-colssa paper. The mako up
was mot good but will doubtless be i'm
proved. II contained : large amount Of
home news, agricultural and other matter.
This issue speaks we'll for The paper.
The contractors Of tie nsv $4,000 VII.
lase school houss 1t Brattlsboro wore paid
So. 1871, and the architect 1854. and the
building committee had balance Of
The appropriation, left after meeting All
bills. Ninstssn tssshsss ars paid 1921;
bAyb ~ psia ~ 49, eass u tLo sohvUl
and eo73 Tor fuel.
$40 0--S-A~- - $500
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

A. NashAsld. sstslsaon With pair o.
boots on. vas recently unesrthed By work
men digging Tor the Foundation cf Hasch's
mill. II il supposed 70 b. the skeleton o.
william vallain. IN eesatric Individual.
Who disappeared suddsply and mysterious.
y some years 40.
Rev. Loaai 8. Coburn. retired Con-
grsgstionaliat. died It Weston . lev days
since aged 70. He Was native Of Salem.
MAss.. and graduate Of Dartmouth. HI
formerly taught 10 Virginia, aad Va :
professor In Norwich Univsrsity. VT,
from lSl9 70 1861.
Speedy cure 70 oil diseases Of The kid.
nsys or urinary organs BY using Hunts
Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Behold the conqusror Of al kidney,
liver. and urinary disease Hunts Ram.
edy. Sure csrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

Any Of 'ssr cd plugs ars good frames 70
buiIi on Wexe's Condition Powders
will build up sApa down animal more than
ANYTHING ala kn0sn. Wsars's Powder
are dead shot IN Morms. Sold 10 Fac.
tory Point by g, J. WGt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

uecItns 81 Man.
Ne. vous weakness. Dyspepsia, inpo.
tencr, 01zsAi Debility. cured BY "Wells'
Health HeaAwrr" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

lely Coanusios viii " held u The usu-
! boar u Sunday services. . o'cleck il The
flsfsooa.
: EslAbsosk will have sugar party
- polo esns q BIZ opsss houss this
rhundsy svssiss. The saas viii h.
spni V AID ssoar vii b served y 3.
Aisss shAA sksAiss Ia Mos uhc vish.
- ~ ssssIas sdssstissssat.
--Ths sossss n rsadisgs 70 " given BY
Prsi. Fnsk BsAdferd n ths Bsptis,
bAsch - isss sscsssdisg Wednesday
vssises BIDS tais V prove success a.
hassiaIly. = Il eassot bat b intslIsstual-
,. jsAsisg b5 ~ sllss1ssss u NE hsi
- Which - hid iass vesk. He hAa
bsgssinsi . sisss IL slsestios which u
ssil stlssdsd.
--Atths sshool msssisg hsld IN district
Ne W isllvsisg sGssn vsss sisstsd
~ ~ sa1ulag 'ysAss d. r L wynAs,
.sAsslss; y 4 Adsns. slssk; = " Dsss
beSlsstiAi sennia,ss; h Anss. trsasssss,
, xsshsis. pollss&os; J n whippls. ~
1isss. VOID 70 sostisss " sssasgsassl
y Ne tArss ssbsess = bsld ths pasa ysa'
~ sppeistsi \ Anss. 4 B Cossos nd
W y Dsaa . eonnitass 70 ssess : suits
~ rac@ ios ~ lhira school yssea Z
rs 81 10 sssss = ~ grssd list ed u
bssAsis seksol q n vsskA
Al iLs rsssss sseetiss f~ ~ sss
esassss Which ~ ,sss bssss u ~ Pc
epsy Post Assissi sssssistios NJ follow
- ls9sss uus shssn: " 4 AasnA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-02

REPORT of the Condition OF the
~ Battsnhill National Bank Of Manchester q
Manchester 10 the state OF Vermont, q the Close
ar huainesa. March ION. l6a5
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

The outlook for winter wheat is be-.
coming q matter Of considerable inter.
est to the growers Of spring wheat, as
the crop Of winter wheat will govern to
some extent the price Of this yesrs crop.
% spring. a gatherer Of wheat statis-ll
tics IN Milwaukee has adyices from many
of the wheat growing states, and he
says the complaint seems general that
owing to the unreasonable fall and win
ter the condition Of winter wheat Is
most unfayorable and the promise for.
even 4 fair outcome not very fiattering.
Michigan, illinois, Kansas and Missouri
report q large decrease in acreage, and,
owing To the severity Of the winter the;
damage has been very great. The.
weather has been unusually cold and
many ~ The principal wheat counties
have been bare Of snow up to within the
pnst week, and the wheat Is wholly;
frozen out, which viii necessitate pIow..
Ing up a the spring and the sowing Or
planting q other cereals. He has nd
vices from all the agricultural depart
,nent 81 statistical agents 81 the pfincis
pal winter wheat raising states, giving
the area sown 70 wheat q compared
Iwitlf Iast year. The figures show q
large decrease. ranging from 10 to 81
per cant. Many 81 the large producing
states, including Kanaas, Missouri and
indiana, show 4 larger decrease.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29


Speaking of the business prospects
for 1885, the Savannah News says: SIN
the South the outlook is more encourage
ing than many other part Of the country.
The cotton crop was, good and the price
has been fair. The planters are now
raising larger per cent. Of their own
supplies than ever before. They are
therefore il much better condition
financially than the farmer OF the West.
Factories thatwe closed for time
during the summer have started up
again and now appear to be fairly pros
porous. At no time since the present
depression in business began has the
situation in the South been as gloomy
as it has been in the North.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

BY reference to the last report OF
Colonel Dudley, late Commissioner of
Pensions, ne find that since 1851 there.
has been disbufsed BY the Pension Bu-
reau the sum Of siK hundred and severn
ty-eight million dollars and over Ito be
exact 1878, 546, s34), an amount equal
stoao ne-quarter Of the war debt OF the
United States at its greatest expansion.
5Dedueting from this sum the liberal
discount Of twenty eight millions as
pensions paid the survivors Of the war
of 1872, the Mexican war and the vari-
lous Indian wars, leaves the net sum Of
nix hundred and fifty millions already.
paid ont to the soldiers Of the late civil
war Or their widows or legal represent
ktiyes. Eli Ii
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

4 MI, Mirckle, editor OF the London Times,
has married Alice, daughter Of James Payn.
Joseph Anderson, Mary's brother, is one 81
the popular young men in London society this
winter $iSs q
Ct Gov Pattison Of Pennsylvania win enter The
Episcopal ministry ut the close Of his guber-
natorial term w "A II $s rs q AZ E,
n The nomination Of OK Naval Cadet Wright to
Is second ieutenaney In the infantry Is opposed
ON the ground of Illegally. 7SES * S23 3
& The New Orleans cotton exchange win loan
Mai Burke sGU, 900 with which to get the ex-,
position ont Of It's financial hole. ;S;y
a Mrs. Clark Hopkins says her new house ID
Great harrington, MASS Is to cost but 81 0OO,-
600, not -. 00H o00, as publ shed It'll
Poatmasters oommissio toned John Il Russell
Royalton, MINI. IA z. Fountain, Mingusville,
Mont William oreaser, Townsville, Wis.
BriHsh troops hsda hard fghtwith the forces
of the Mahdi, winning d victory ind loosing
several Off ers, among Whofne was Col Burn
aby, Of 4 & ido to KhiYas fame. s ss q.
81, Gspt r ~ 1Iarcum, editor 81 The Kentucky
Democrat .of tlotsaburg, 3, VIZ assaulted
by IN unknown person and left for dead ID the
Street His injuries are not fatal &:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

II The governor Of Nevada advises the
Legislature to retrench expenses as much
as possible, nview Of the decrease OF
population and tax-paying capacity. It
seems that the state government costs
$249 900 q year and the county govern
ments $614,000, which make heavy
total for 1000 people to pay. Re
trenchment will be q good thing for
the people q Nevada, but, unhappily,
il viii not affect the injustice to the
country Of their undue power in the
senate. "A ". 81. Y .E... 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29
Cheap Passage to Europe.


I New York Special The war among the con
inental companies was waged with new vigor,
and assumed more threatening aspect than
ever. The Hamburg American packet compa-
ny, which is the one against which the war is
waged by the other companies, in order to
compel it 70 enter the combination, has sent out
circular thus offering second cabin aecommo
for $40 The steerage is d to ,zbe used
for freight The Carr Hamburg line,
the direct competitor of the Packet
company, has reduced it's steerage rate to 80,
and when the ~ commission to. agents is de-
Quoted, the company only receives IS for the
transportation and maintenance of an adult for
ut least eighteen days. The Red Star amt
iwerp) line has issued q circular saying that It's
rates from New York 70 Antwerp, or from
with "a commission Although the North
German Lloyd has reduced its rates to $40,
with "a commission, no effort is being made
70 secure passengers as freight pays much
better. B. a, a
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

Only $2S, 600 Of the old bonded debt
OF Illinois remains unpaid, and, inter-
est On that having stopped two Or three
years ago, the presumption is that it
will y never be called for. Whoever may
be- the loser. the state will be the gain
er. The state government is out OF
debt. and has about So, 600, 900 cash on
hand. This is IS proud record for q
state. bring the three millions on hand
which is better in the pockets of the PEG.
pie than in the state treasury.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

The late Presidential election was
pretty closely contested and yet the
;aalbsentees from the polls in Ohio
amounted to twelve per cent, and the
average in close States is above fifteen
per cent. having been twenty one per
cent I, IN New Jersey, twenty-five per
cent IL New York, and twenty Eve per
cent. N Pennsylyan In Indiana, the
,absentees numbered only seven per
cent. of the Voting population, but
there is good deal of politics and
fever and agne IN that state. E
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29
Evarts Senator from New York.

& At the caucus Of The republican members Of
the Legislature Of Albany, Walter Howe nomin.
ated William MAXWELL Evarts as the choice Of
the great majority of the Republican members
Of the legislature man who would do honor
to the state and one who would heal up diyis-
ions in the party. The nomination OF
Evarts was seconded by Senator's ArkelL
Barker and Dansing, and Assemblymen Hub
bell and Livingston. Gen. Barnum named Levi
Morton, and the nomination was seconded BY
Assemblyman Williams. Gen. Hustled named
Chauncey NJ Depew. Lansing transferred
Judge Russel's support to Evarts, and spoken
favor OF the latter. Arken and Hubbell also
spoke in favor of Evarts. The ballot resulted
as follows: Evarts; 81, Morton, q, Depew, s.
On motion Of Gen. Barnum, seconded by
Gen Hustled, the nomination Of Eyarts WIS
made unanimous, and the caucus adjourned.
The nomination gives great satisfaction in all
quarters. TT -; 4. 55 .F.P3 ~ y .
William Maxwell Evarts was born in Boston,
Feb. 8, 1878 :, He was the son of Jeremiah
Evarts, treasurer and corresponding secretary
foreign missions. He graduated at Yale col
lege in 1887, studied in the Harvard law school
under Judge Story and Prot. Greenleaf, and was
admitted to the bar IN New York in 1S4l In
1S49 he was appointed deputy United States
district attorney in New York city, which po-
sition he held four years In the Impeachment
trial of President Andrew johnson, in the
spring of 1868, Mr.. Evarts WAS principal cou&-
sci for the defendant From July Is, 1858,
to the close of Johnson's administration he;
was attorney general of the United States
In 1879 he was counsel for the United States
before the tribunal of arbitrat ton on the Ala!
bama claims at Geneva. He was the senior.
counsel retained by Henry Ward Beecher in
the action brought by, Theodore Tilton, the
trial Of which lasted six months. The most
important case in which Mr.. Evarts has since
appeare d an advocate was that Of the Repub-
lican party before the electoral commission in
the early part of 1877. MIR. Evarts Is also
widely known as an orator. President Hayes
promptly appointed him secretary Of state,
which Office he retained until the close Of the
administration Since then he has held no
public Office. - z p. -szF Il : IS:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

Several gislatures are trying to pre-
vent the sale Of oleomargarine under
the guiae Of dairy butter. The sale of
the conn erfeit stuff, in bills under con-
sIderation; IS not absolutely prohibited,
but it must MT be- sold as butter. It
i must go under its own name, which is
moi. q sayory thing anyway, without ref
er'ence to its quality, about which there
Is some difference Of opinion.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

People Of experience and Judgment
I will never build summer houses. save
on the margin Of a lake, for summer
recreation. It is a proverb that the
swarmest winter houses are the coolest
IN summer. The additional cost i is
Gs more than made up by the saving Of
& fuel, to say nothing Of what is more
important, human comfort. yi ,5s.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

The house in which Gen Sherman lived while
"a Washing ton hSe been chased By Waeh d.
McIe an fof sig, 200 The house ii now occt,-
pied by Gen. Blocumi and hts next door neigh
Dor 70 Gen Van Yltst, who wda . claBs. ate 81
SherInanst West Point .'s 73l' IS
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

England has won the victory over the
Arabs of the desert and loud is her re-
loicing thereat. But her shouts of Joy
are mingled with groans at the expense
st s. such martial glory. and the~loss Of
brave men who met death in the desert.
england pays dearly for; the extension
of empire on which the sun never sets.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-01-29

Among those who fell was Col Burnaby,
who made the famous ssride to .Kh1vap Be.
sides Col Burnaby the following were killed:
Maj: Carmichael, Fifth lancers; Maj. Ather-
ton Fifth dragons; Maj. Cough, Royal dra-
Dragons Lieut. Wolfe, Scots Greys, and
lieutenallts Pigott and De Iisle, navy brigade.
Lord st Vincent and Lord Airlle wounded