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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

INTENDING ADVERTISERS should ad-
\ dress GEORGE p. HOWELL q co, 10
1000 newspapers. Will be sent FREE, on
application.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18
Pictures.

1t is Sabbath evening. Clear and
swest the church bell rings out upon the
air. Well-dressed men and women pass
along the lighted streets in at the church
door and rest quietly in the soft cushion
ed pews, enjoying song and the sermon
finding their cares lulled to rest, their
troubles forgotten, in the contemplation
OF the heavenly home portrayed Ky the
minister. He repeated again the text a.
he closed this bible, this time softly, and
with a rapture In his uplifted eyes; and
there shall no wise enter into 1t anything
that defleth, neither whatsoever worketE
abomlnstion, or maketh d lie: but they
which are written in the Lambs book O
life.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

The night wore on. Was it because SO
exhausted the minister could not sleep +?
The parsonage WAS On a quiet street, far
from the glare of saloon lights, far from
the tramp of homeward, going rioters.
He turned and tossed on his pillow.
Why did that appsal of o devout tenn
perance woman in his church keep
coming to his mind?-"Oh sir, the mon
of our city are going to ruin. If only
the church members would arouse to
the danger. If only the minister would
declare the whole counsel of God" Tke
whole COUNSEL The whole counsell Why
do these words como to mock me so ?
Have I ever failed in my duty? Why
half my wealthy church members use
wine on their dinner tables. The young
ladies use WINE at their parties, and we
use wine at the sacrament. My bust
meas is to preach the gospel. Why does
that woman's face haunt me, and "tte
whole COUNSEL" Have / been preach
ing only part of Gods trutk?
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

Smoke baxter's Lucky Star 50. Cigar,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

i
The father and mother and sister re-
turning from church having long been
lost in sleep. A loud ring at the door bell
resonnds through the house like the
voice of doom. The mother starts in wild
alarm. IL cannot use the key. All
mother your boy cannet use the night
key tonight His hands have no cum
ming, his brain has lost it's power.
Limp and senseless, the policeman
found him in q gutter, the beautiful boy
over whose brown head your hands have
SO often caressed. "My boy drunk ?"
scchoss through the halls, but the
agonizing shrek cannot reach the
senses choked by the last glass. The
proud father PAGES the floor, and the
sister sits silently in tears. How like q
mockery seemed that picture OF heaven
the minister drew! The soft cushions,
the mellow light, exquisite song! Like
them they we're at rest and their
brothers feet were all the time seeking
the way to death, dregs dregs! Wsre
there dregs too in the cups they drained ?
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

II.
Under the very shade of the beautiful
church, about which ever fingers the
atmosphere of prayer, and moi a square
distant, CLEANS the rosy light of the high
license saloon. The door way is wrsathed
with vines beneath which swing Rilded
cages OF sleeping birds. Flowers and
birds IN a saloon, light and warmth and
welcome In a saloon? All how skillfully
the enemy of souls set his trap for their
winning. Gould it be revealed as it IS
this den of death-blood instead of
bloom would be upon the d%oor-posts,
and skeletons would dapgle amid the
vines or pave the marble floor. Instead,
1t is binding in its beauty. The voice
Of song is heard, the song of the light
hearted and care-free, the song of the
wine-fuli. The clink of the glasses and
OF Gems dropping into the full Golfers of
the man who deals out the wine that
aaHheth crimson in the light.
They pass in and out, young men
with life and hope before them, old men
with lite and hope behind them. Gray
hairs in g saloon! Sturdy dignifed
manhood. Business men,men in RESPONSE
bic places men, msn welding the pen
S1Ns IL tliCpo AlCn II
a saloon? Oh! what o train of unseen
things appear to my startled vision! AS
the gobtets are drained what pictures OF
a wife's trust, a ehild's love, o mothers
prnyerl What>troops of undone duties
to their fellow men, what wrong n
Aaences follow their foot steps! Could
they ace these shadows haunting them,
these imps Of darkness exulting over
l Than fhAuA N, v, ypo,Il ~ ooAnu A:.n
saloon again. They see only the CLINT
sad the sparkle; they feel only the
%quickened pulse, the flash OF the eye,
the sudden rush of iubilant spirit.
They see not the dregs. Why mar the
Aeeting present with the thought OF
dregs2 Have they not all eternity to
taste them? A tottering step panses in
the doorway; a face half idiotic turns
one appealing glance at the sleek man
who pours out the wine and the boy
with the clustering brown ourls, with
his sweet boyish face, SO dear to some
mother, goes home. Homel
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-18

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gath
cred from the forests of Georgia. The method
by which it is made was obtained by q half
breed from the Greek Indians who inhabited q
certain portion of Georgia, which was commu-
Gated to one OF the early settlers. and thus the
formula has been handed down to the present
day. The above cut represents the method of
manufacture twenty years ago. by Mr.. O. T.
Swift, one of the present proprietors. The de-
mand has been gradually increasing until a
100000 laboratory is now necessary to supply
the trade. A foreign demand has been created.
and enlarged facilities will be necessary to
meet it. This great
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ONE THOUSAND VOLUMES

ONE THOUSAND VOLUMES
of the book and have been supplying Them to
all parts of the country,
In view of is fact the following ADVERTISED
ment which appears regularly in the Fargo
Argus, strikes US as a trife premature if not
wholly untruthful:
Session EatCsS
The regular edition of the Session Laws of
'65, published under authority of the territorial
legislature, are now out of print, but the Argu-
has a few copies of the Session Laws of 10, '81
and 'sS, and a full supply of the Session Laws
of '85, as prepared by the West Publishing Co.
of st. Paul, which Will be sold at lowest
prices. Remember that the Session Laws of
'7e, 81 and '8S are of the regular stock, but the
Session Laws of 'S5 are from the West Publish
ing Go. Address THE ARGUS, Fargo.
Es-All orders for Session Laws promptly
filled by BOWEN & KINGsBURY,
Feb 4, 1885. yankton. Dakota.
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Session Laws '85
Authorized Edition.

THE CONTRACT for printing the Session
L Laws of Dakota for 1885 was awarded to
Bowen KrNesBuRy OF the Press and Dako
tain, and hence the edition published by them
is the only AUTHORIZED EDITION. We now
have in, stock over
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LITERARY NOTES.

,r.i, y, ton.rsor DAVIS ana an account OF the
retreat Of the Confederate officials from kichmono W
one OF tho party will appear In tho next hu'oo, VI
Eacr.;nc Of American History Inc article WI" po "oi
come but the world is not signing for tho portrait
Austin Dohscu. poet having taken literary ramole
,nc tho Thames has put It on paper for The Century
II will appear with illustrations In June Ihe THAMES
running softly TIL he ends his song.
The record OF tho first annual dinner OF the Holland
eocety OF New FORK given al the Brunswick on 'au"a'
g. ia set forth beautiful volumc bonnd IN the true
Dutch orange. The society is composed OF Eenuomon
descended In the male line from Dntchmen VINO se''.u
in America before the Revolution and OF Others ue
scended from refugees Holland who cane mere SPo
inr Dutch as their native tongue. That these oeecon
ants have Inherited their ancestors "i'u ~
speeches ana the menu preserved III this 'oiu".
TO show. Mr. Depew's remarks nav. ~
accustomed humor but wha' Will ."o .,s,
England Society say TO him when IL reaos '"s
rar,granh "We hear much Of tho Puritan auo
Plymouth Rock The trie Puritan was a oigot anu
seciary; fighting TO preserve ms own re"sIo"9 iOe'
and to destroy that OF every one else oeheNihg CON
,ceuously In tie political freedom OF hnseh ana inc
politica suppression OF everybody else Inc fur'ans
Eft England and went TO lIollard. They went up 70
the Hague and then tue Great Congregation they
learned that one mans religion as good as anothers
And God IN his mercy kept them thirteen years In
state probation in Hoani before he let them iahu
on Plymouth Rock. Those Pilgrim fathers thaI
fOurncyed 10 NcW-Englahu ny way Va >'S'-"'
never burned witches whipped Quakers OF dsgraceo
themselves and their religion by other exhibitions oi
narrow intolerance. 1t the PuritaDs VINO came
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"Gullvers Travels" in expurgated edition Tor the
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Tinaneial.
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OF THE
Texas end Pacific and The NeW-VF-
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GREAT TRI'NK LINN
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROIrTF


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
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rE'ROY BOATs-CIrIZESY LINE.

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a. North foot Of Chrisfopherst da e1cers
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