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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-17
APerfect Nutrient for INVALlDS
in either Chronic or Acute Cases

Hundreds of physicians testify to its great value
I, uiIl be retained when even lime water and milk
= reiected by the stomach. In dyspepsia, and In all
vating diseases, 1t has proved the most nutritious
and paIatabe, and at the same time the most eco.
;cal s of Foods For an infant may be made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-17
AsLRE PREVENTIVE and CURE for
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

Ry the use of this predigested and easily assim-
sed Food, fatal results in this dreaded disease can
bs surely prevented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-17
The BEST FOOD to be used in
,o,,ection with PARTIAL NURSING.

yoother food answers perfectly in such cases.
:, csnses no disturbance Of digestion and will be
,,slshed by the child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER 10. 1885
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYork. via DesOrosses and Sree'
Harrisburg, PttsbGrE and West with Pullman Palace
snd cSssso Limited Of farol Dining smoking. and sleep
"Ii no. connecting CORY ior Titusvirs Petroleum
Lebanon $40 s5s 94 a South nt limited Washing
ton Express Pullman Palace Cars DAILY except sunday
10 9rys MasnEtUn ard az s go and nj sso %
100, $50, aud s , m7 snSl2 night sunday oloA H.
s sa S sa% Gv 's sscs ~ nE anay M hroh Carr
oT SdRe May faS Sacop and stations
Rah%ag a9d AmoOy 90 sunday anS 10 nTDn and
10 30 a aps %! sSS Asoa2s % anu
Norfolk Railroad, m. every day via Baltimore AMI
Bay Le 4 t N wsE Connect with all through trains
at Jersey citv ifOiinri speedy and direct transfer LOT
z1a'S GrpSs rom rttsturs 7S 7ao 1900 SS
d d5E so sson so sso 82S ann AMI dsS m
sunday 800 $50 NJ s2o g9O and l a9o ~ oqa
$ 10 go? olg ss s1 so iS Sso go S o
lc sS a. and S s S Ssr ss Saq SaS Ss5 aSo
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosse ana 'Or'
go 7l0 200 @ chicago Limited ana 70 w SDg S
and r night AccoTmcstlon $50 lilo M NJ, and nd 40
iao, 8, ! T. AMI - M mi p night and
lilo a NJ l. q l. s. sp NJ and 10 = IN AMI I p M on
Sundays connect At trenton csnaen p,u,ae,ob,,
iaoI SEQ as so 30 $50 1850 sS $40
q sss i% TIA Il EfP and $50 y" Sunday 3oi
800 4o5 t:4O 5io, s;soa m l2'S eoo Ln"i'''' 10"
Leave PhiladeIphpa via Camden 900 m daily. e1eep'
Ticket oaces $40 4ss and s.4 Broadway A.tor House
and foot pesoro',ss s"@ G % faeS Brooiyn
hn.sss no asp'' EmEraai
The New PORK Transfer Company viii call tor nd check
baggas. ron n sSau and residences woon
ShAS- osnsrsi Manager General PaSsr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


on and after Sept H. 1856 trains will leave West i2tst
station follows
All trains leave from new downtown station foot Of
North River 20 minutes earlier than nom foot Of West
42d-si.
Detroit Chicago '9soa. m, Goo "slop sleeper'
through.
- Iouis GOO SLOT. m. slecpcrs through
Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Faa - 10
1870 NJ, 900, $40 2. H. sie.pers ana dawing-room
Utica and Syracuse 30 .93Oa No. C 90 $40 p. N.
Highland Poughkeepse and Kingston $40 40, $3.50
lips a. NJ ii 800 81 r; m. 50 .o,o ,,.o. AK
5000 's.l0p
Ca,ski 3io -71o $3.50 n m. AS 600. $40 p
Canston' West Point Cornwall and NewbuIg 80 40
1880 'lOlO 1925 AS $40 H.. and 600 for
CranstOn's. Cornwall AMI NewDurg
For Montreal and Canada East GOO p m.
Hamilton London, . 3Oa IN. 600, $40 N. Toronto
$50 M. 1900 ~ 10 D. m.
Saratoga lake org. 1925 Paror car to Albany
Lake George IL - al
HoUar $40 ll:25 =. N. Kaaterskl Hunter Grand Hotel
Station AMI Phpncia, $40, ll25 = 10 Paror cars
20 Grand Hotel StatiOn and Phgmica for Hotel Kaaters
Kill and Mountain Housoon 1928 am. train.
Palenville Cairo and Mourfsin House Station 3lO 40
1l:25 III, ParlOr to Catsknl ll25 T..
DAILY tDay except saturday, Other trains daily except
Sunday.
For tickets timetables paror sleeping aocomuoda-
tons Information apply at offices Brooklyn 1913 Was
ington-s. 73O Futonst Annex Office foot OF Fultonst
stations foot Of West 42dst, foot Of Jay
North RIVER and Penn r. r. Station, Jersey City WestcOs
Express will call for and check baggage from hotels and res
dences Orders he left at ticket offices
HENRY MONETT
6Vanderbiltave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
Qhe Curt.

A MERlCAN JOCKEY CLUB.-.Jerome parL
Nep'emoef 20 rs and 30; october q o, 4 o. IL
Ia and 10, - " -
j. H. cosTER secy ''''Np"' ~ Az BImn;oxr pr...
NErW-IORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD
% Park races September % % 20 and ocfobar
ie orav, -. "a anu IT, SPECIAL trains direct 10 incosnro AZ
f9.4 "u stnI leave Grand Central Depot al ~ az anS
ne r~ y M returning after the Additional trains viii
men Special cars Reserved for ladies' and gentle
era On ss tnem Excursion tickets 90 cents Tck
Place s ., ~ erand Central Depot Place Battery
ingt 10 lso and si2 Broadway New.Yok an s98 Wash
Wam.bara iso Fultonst Brooklyn at 10 Fourthsi
delay at the depot BY purchasing your tickets at tho
'''' d. NJ KENDRfCK,
- =, : :, General Passenger Agent
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
THIS WEEK
JAS Mccow,y s...... Il. ROBINSON. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
MANSION HOUSE,
Bieamboats ano RAILROADS..
DHILADELPHIA AND READING K. K
l. NEW-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

Il NEWJfRSE1 4 IN IhAL u lSiOS,
Tor TI PA, IA kPFET6 Er H. l'9S ;oO
ESS'? 5 400 gag sS2 so 6 5 'So asS S5
Chestnut Hill; Coainba-ave ior ManayunE. consho
DRAW Nu.KooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
$50 $50. $50 looa :l5, 5i5, $40 Gi5, i2oop
at $40, 7l0 500 900 1890 m. Loo $3.50 800 600
For FEAIE and and fmLLIrsBURG renn
For 5' & III PORT sUxBURY LEw1sBURG and
MAHAXQY CITY a. 145 s:se a. NJ Si5 100 sso
il:ooa ~, 100. lso 400. 5'So 545 1900 m sundays
G sSd si Fi4F 81 So 81 Zoo $50
100 1880 3;45 5i5 p. IN. Sundays at 5;3O p III
For DRIFTON at 7o0a m. S:45 p H. ,.,o Of, .oo >,
u M -" snsSaSs 200 D. m.
FP p BHiEriH I.2EM ALLENTowN and MAUcH CHUNK
tiOO 1900 $50 loo $780, S45, 545 IN Sundays
For GXsfoN 400 ZOO. $50 a. H. loo 1870. s45 400
"a az 7qG e. a eqa d. 400 so $50 99 3D. N aso
For For FFLEMIN3foN 700 $50 M. loo. $780, 400 AGO.
For SGS SIi0 Il $50 1912 1lSo
ESQ 100 1880 SID 1880 Sundays AGO. s4o Ill.,
For Y Flats Az FIELD 100 800 100 74s $50 eso lol0
ll0oA NJ lGO lV nv @;O i s9 ica i cSS o. o.
sundays l:OO s;46 a. 1900 No. lSO 400. 5:SO $50.
For S' PINK 1zCG AMMBoY at 400 Goo SIS 1880 H.
FL S Ss ~ ESSRA go c StE4x GRo &C. AZ at
$40 Hoo NJ aye o 81 S 90 10 aso oio p {" SUI"
'G q5S s' hS2h III KS sS SSS
sl5 a. M. li3O $50 u; .,a pprnctroN a.
For ATLANTIC Gay. INE4-A-NN @nN D'AN'A-A N-' -
400 A. m, l3Op IN
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North River. via sandy Hook
FOR HIGHLA y Dis, sEABRIGHT. LONG BRANCH $50
Io.l5 A. M. 3.45 600 p. Sundays, $3.50 a. IL
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 5sJO. lVl1A H. 3;4o,
900 y. mum, -
$40 p IN. eno,.t, ocv.N prAcu and POINT
piHAs( NJ lO.I5a. III. 3i45 y ,
ircss ra he pocnTed OF Liberty-st Pier NO,
Mil ever u 2ol ISL AL g44 lao and l,323 broad
537 14g Utliaye. kvingtOu-st, 10 H. 10 AMI
IA lao l76 East l25tst 1887 bowery ia
and uncpal hotels NeWlOrk city In Br0ok-
iyn AZ No Courist lO7 broadway ss $50 Fnltonst 40
liODoken, ZJf " aslngtOn-st New
will call and check baggage from
hotels or residence To DESTINATION ,..cocy
/ T. WOOIEN, y. " hh-'SIcS n,
General Manager, - o. =, Gen. Lass ssu t.0Hs'
II. 4. BALDWIN. o. f. r. AkI Nv Aiooto 81, y. ..
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
Gteamboatd aito Railroads.

Albany .ROATS. "Poanles Line"
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier r. Canaist daily Sundays excepceu
ats
Connecting at Albany all points North and West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
STEAMBOATS, an6 RailronAs-
II E N.Y. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS(

EWrYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,
hrousb s rs,H. A June q, iss
aar , Rochester Express through rswnsroom car, ia
.g.s8a nov Hip pR syracuse and Rochester,
AGsny gs ccns.cr o BaS cars a stSPp Ps,
ST. Louis 40 a iosdo arriving at Chicago $50 AM
fss SPRINGS canandsaa Rochester Niagara sarf . hS
tll;SO a. m. Western New.york and yor,,or, F..
| VIII draw ng room cars '' 'O'n'rn LNpresa
6ns eg ca s.2E ar a na HGa G5p
- p ,a' Accommodation to Albany and Troy
eos NngI Pans, Buffalo cincnn Toledo betro cs
sn S 70 MG5,rYa isH&y Syracuse
200 % or pT so and to saraog9 also Montreal
BHa Ssssa Fans %h RoOns
eep satursS to Clayton and osdensburs daily
and o n eoS MECH; E ss w
The North e1cept safurSr nsh lTn' for the West
Place. On sss at Grand Central Depot No Baery
s %ss: snG So
$40 Wa.hington and 80 ss Brooklyn ana 70
Accommodations in drawingroom and seepnrcar. can h.
g9cSE s &C. Of the Offices In SewYors City and
Pfhsse frsfHfffar and Checked from residence
r. r ,519, oD at Iars others daily rSsRt Sunday
General superintendent Genera passsn DEIun.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .rFpsrv
Tsnaf, cos, non Chambers Station for Fnr.w'
iisO 4o zoo anf so S' sao S$9 7s9 $50 and
% ioo midnight Sundays 1880 $50 No 90 sUo 1879
7sS sss9ass s25's St s:S Msn'sy $50
ERE , RRAIL " now known as the NEW.
rams A .s1. 1 5sd AMP .S5 RLRoAD
ZANE: :sqS hour S. local 3s s,aSn
o. @@6si,y except sunday, Day F1pre.. BaGos
S9Gsc lsspiss @ SSs morseIi,1i. caslnna
SssP = Ei a9:S
S,eand cncSn Ati,T az Hs1Sy cso oS ssj
m3sy @gns,o 20 .1d ahs second @Grn Irving
7S5s Tbs popular nIgSi train Sstwssn ew. ort
m-Daiiy Chicago Express, Pullman and Day Sleeping
coaSns. TO BpghantOn. nra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
Ruthsrt 1 and Pa;.ac 40 80 100 100 $50 1920
90 sSos 80 70 80 S SG sso 'SS Se
stS $50 io2oa m. l45 ii6, $780, 745. 300 1890 m
ii; go: "a s 5c s.s sS
5 Tao 1 s5 E ss5S a4s s'S$sy 1915 80
and ia ssg s sso 60 $50 $50 &c.
200 1000 and 1900 midnight wednesday Friday
ss IS Is $50 1873 csS IA 1893 sSS
sunday. SIS 1920 m ss AZ $50. ni 700
warwick AS. 800, 1920 a M 4:so p m. sundays 74c
Montcsllo and white Lake 900 a. $50 D. M Sundays
NswIg5s and cOEnwenz 100 200 Ge 50 $50 $3.50. 600
nondouf klnssS1 MONTGOMERY syi s6oa NJ $50
rs AZ zoo % s GsS s
700, 900 p m
Elddeown4 AS 545 $50 900 1920 m, $780, 40 TOO
100 900 : n The 800 a m. traiT sto0s at MainSs
only
500 5s 500 sSsJs,. io go
$50, TOO 900 p m,
Boats 2Sd.st Y, 6;45 TO GAS pm every
fifteen minutes. 6A5 m. TO l045 p. IN. every thirty
minutes and l045 to 545 a In. every hour Sundaya
745 m to lO46 every thirty mrutesj l045 IN.
7:45 a m. hour
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the check
ing and transfer OF baggage MAJ he left the COmpanys
Offices, Nos 40l I'll 557 Broadway. 1877 Westst Y,
Nos 33l and 3s3 Fultors Brooklyn at the C~upanys
DepotS
Express trains from the West arrive IN New York at 7l
7;30, e.55 m and ot55 D. IN
N AERnfr l.anu lr nj Nav YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
Gounirp properip t0anieo.
Country propertp for Sale auo Go fet.


A GENCY FOR BARGAINS IN
residence property and building sites Houses 10 let
CLARENCE b. TUBS. 8 Beekman. ST. Room 70
A LII COUNTRY property our srecialtv :
afIns residences cottages everywhere, lists free
PHILLIPS & WELLS Tribune nniISino
"A LlTCHFIELD COUNTY FARM FOR
n sALE.-One of the best milk raising in Con.
necticut; 900 acres buildings. &c.
rutland a WHITING. Beekman St
At ORANGE, N. ia variety of desirable
IA homes for sale also rent furnished. UNFINISHED.
f.. p HAMILTON & CO.. 90 Broadway.
DARN near MorristOwn. 100 acres. mill store
i several buildings school, mail frequent stage near
church, excellent soil. abun lance water. very low
MILLS. 953 Broadway
FOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. L. l.
Il Two fine residences situated Ma-hasset Bay; one
contains % OF choice land fine lawn box stalls
house hot and cold spring the other adjoining above,
s furnished ready for occupancy both desirable
homes Is minutes from train boat. trains way.
Address J. b. HILL. Neck L. l.
Sl0.00O FOR SAL E. modern resi-
Railroads minutes from station surroundings unsnr.
passed house has all modern Improvements house
stable &cJ IN complete order; lot 75Xi27 feet e-,as
table garden churches and schools convenient Toms to
years II desired. ]. o. HONT II Bro@dway.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


Dore Lyon the weIknown estate operator pur
chased from oppenhcmer aetzger tho corner
seventh-ave and Onehundred andtwen,eth.s st. vacant
lOoxl2b for $4,000 Tho of Eighty
ondst and West Endave. 100xi00. which bought by
by hcg an for a
sSs HS ana ss s4
Jers johnson reported the
g sale OF e ola Bennett Earn at hath Beach L The
sold The sale by hundfod persons Ths
Fose epod he or a as by cs az auction on
the premises Of 100 acres Of clay land at scuih River
SrSsyaS so Ss s5cco o'IS q Mr. ShSSa
the SSoke5s meeting there was cal for dwelling
S 1 son p ho.s = y.
ia ss SssS oT
country and I26 acres in Monmouth County j.
attic frame house at Paterson, n. J.. for 81, S00
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Sept "a. 1855
No sales made at the Exchange and Auction Room
BY Richard ?. Rarnen Co.
slstsi. adjourned TO Sept 80,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPARENCY CITY.
The following shows real transactions recorded In
the Registers 0nco to-day
asSy .na S%s s2 sssI!as
s'ebon.ave ses is2 r: Of Honest oAl47i
2OtS.st. !: rs It Of sths1e. 2eoa7sx97I77
sI'i~ go q sdsvs lSsIoOii VOL
bach TO II Tar baum.
De eyer to @ weSer 1850
sHs sSai
BensonSye " cor Of Rae St. 5o1io2si jno Reilly
ana wife TO Jas ely
Same property; Jas Re ny and wife TO Jpo Relny,S
Cadiz place, 100 II OF Potter place 25x7oi o.o
and c Opdyke to L W Johnson. |oo
10Sth.st s. l20 II Of 8dave 339xlOO1li Jacop a..
Butler wife 10 and A Everr 2',OOO
1lSth-st No 1923 East, 2OxlO0ll. We'll, 3 WEI
and Meyer and wives to + Paol0 Bellett and ,oo
Gamma hien 'ooV
Monroe-ave. lot No 81 Westchester 1o0SlOoi eoo
Goodrich executor, ct al TO \ DBDk A'oVo
s6th-st, $, 90.9 II W VI Lexngtona ooh4oo'o
L sire TO Cowan
llth.ave. n OF l6Oth-st. l99xl50 The Union
a i sec snS sen's e0 10 Inc $4,000
Broadway. e & lot No oS7 is;h Ward. 50x29l 1883
x27S5: A Connolly TO Cath {. Helena, VIM ,
field and NJ Connolly.
325 II OF 9thave 60xlOO6; Jas Netter oo
and wife A Wake and ID j lawson EfoVV
s ~ ad ~ wife to o 1i list rou 345s
Oak St No 80, 2l15l: keenan, and wife 10 oooo
Griffin oVVV
Sda I'VE a ' o. BIudS $4,000
Be ford ST. " adj land OF Volpcl 9th Ward, 2ox
100: Japhet ThOrp. Il Thorn, Matter,
ThOTp. A Thorp @ Thorp and L + Thorp 10
ID Demarest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PAssENeER TRAINS leave foot of Cortland, or Des
a m ior caissauqua and intermediate points ~,
the West principal local points Chair car to Wilkes
m for nkhaunoct and intermediate points Chair car
70 Tnnkhanaack Connection Reading and HsrrsOnrg
$40 p FOR P,ston and principal intermediate Poh"
MAO D. m ier copiay intermediate points Connection
70 o snsTa Iyoss Elmra Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullpsn sleeper to Lvons
Tram. saSi1s a. a,s M c %s s e.
3 T. H. for Msnch Chunk. hazlston and intermediate
$40 p m for coplay and intermediate pont. ,.,. -,
D. m og Geneva Lyons EipirA Rochester Bunao and
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
A BOSTON. NORTH and EAST.-FALL
RIVER LIE f, via PEI ssEsS 1a at Mars
D daily sundays ihc.aded CoaasetSn W Ahnsh D"~'
nom Brooklyn l3O Jessey Gay. Pa ---
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provl,
from S arssa csa Depot Esprr.. Train. d sgpays
excepted at M = "a Sss sTS I saa. 10 M 40 vita pa
pirC, fsss \ ..S, se - S' With paror
GAIA alves New eor. s3on "a asall, except sAad9s
A sTONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
a. BosToS AED MN ESGLSAsS NJ o0. block
with parlor Tocnns chars) between steamers iAHHs
AL" !. " 3GPPLE. Cen Pass ACT. p. o. Boz soll
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
~ Steamer JAMES ]. BRETT ,ao,s
Leave. canast daily, teIeept sunday a. II & MI i5 a
Cod spring snd CORNWALL Fare 50 cent.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. y STEAM
ERA SosTH4M AID coSTifES ~ ,ssb ,say:
sSAISRs s' HxRTroRD' "sPRiSeTifIH moiY6kE
1hss: es a1s sssEas' At - ~
rtarn. 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
GeIp tl)anteb

NNANTED.-Ladiesa and Young Men 70 deco
w Holday Novelties ,or fall and winter trade steady
earned all materials furnished .
work mailed free Address y EW ENGLAND DECORATIVE
WORKS. No 10 Pearlst. Boston. Mass, p o. Box o0,s.
XTANTED.-A man of chronological educa-
W ton OF either Boston Gifari stevens school. T.
MIRIAM COYRIERE 81 T. I'm st. bet 4thaveand Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

LBANY DAY LINE SELL
"A through tickets TO Al points wa ,,s
HUDSON RIVER and NIA0AkA fALLos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
OBost and cheapest route 10 the CATsk!hL MouNTAiN5
et.amers KAAT'ERRKILL and CATSkILL leave loot OF
Jay Al every week day Al connecting Win the Cats
Kin Mountain and Cairo railroads special care Aon u NE
TRANSPORTATION OF horses and carrihEes
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
s.ns IN mar for list of bous-s etc. or address
J HUGHES. rraas, Catskin. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .rFpcrv
T.nae, savs from Chamber station for Fnrsnn
ii 80 IL sDn Iao ana Sysek $50 1880 800 $40 an
.. -'' ''"" o'ooA H. 400 and 500
for ssaanuet spring Valley. Monssy and ran.n o
d. m 49, SuHeAys $50 m. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
Nlusical Jns!rumeuts.

4 NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
y Upright and Square Pianos OF make ~ GOOD AS
NEW for sale AZ liberal reduction from our regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO. ll2 Fifthave.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09
sroux oIrY,s b1o1roR cAsrs.

A- NAhpAbJe
Journal, 9th: The saloon Injunction
case against John w. Orion was heard
before Judge Lewis at Cherokee yester-
day, and the temporary injunction
granted as asked. There we're no new
developments III the injunction cases
yesterday. Everything was running
along as usual, although from converse.
tions with o few saloon men the feeling
seemed to be one of resignation to
whatever might happen. They reoog-
nize the fact that the temperance people
have all the law on their side, and only
need the backbone to enforce it to close
all the saloons. One man said that he
would close just as soon as the i'm
junction was granted, and without
further ceremony. He said that he had
q little money,..but he didn't propose to
spend 1T fighting the present law. He
wat willing to spend money to secure
the repeal OF the law if possible, but
none to fight it. The breweries propose
to run as long as possible, although NO
openly-avowed intention OF a fight was
made.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09
MoEK OF


Washington, July 8-Congress has
been in session o full seven months, and
yet, aside from passing a lot of private
bills. it has accomplished next to
nothing. 1t has broken the record in
the number Of bills that have been
introduced and the number of private
measures sent to the president for his
signature. The number OF bills intro
duced in the house alone amounts to
about 10000, which is more than was
ever introduced aa.ing both sessions
OF any other congress. There
v been more bills
passed this session that ever was
IN one session, but they
have been, most of them
private measures. None of the import
ant public measures that were to have
been acted on have become laws. The
educational bill, the bankruptcy bill,
the increase of the navy, the tariff, the
silver question, the Mormon question.
oleomargarine. and several other matters
OF Importance are still waiting final
action, and are likely to wait, for, of
course, they will not be considered this
session, and as for the next session
there is SO little Of it that it is not likely
to accomplish In fhree month what this
session OF seven months has been unable
to do.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09
The Physlology of the Liver

Ia Psychology of the Liver.
The liver is the largest secretin% organ in
the human body, and tho bile which it secretes
is :aere liable to vitintiou and misdireotion
from its proper channels than any other of the
animal fiuids. Luckily for the bilious, how
ever, there is an unfailing source of relief from
liver complaint, namely. Hostetter'sS Stomach
Bitters, a medicine which for over a quarter of
q century has been achieving thorough cures
of the above mentioned ailments, fever and
ague, dyspepsia, bowel complaints, rheumatic
and kidney affection, and disorders involving
loss of nervous vigor. 1t is, moreover, a pre-
%ventive of malarial disease, and affords pre-
lection to thousands of persons residing in
prevalent. As a remedy adapted to the medi-
cinsl requirements of families, it is aupremely
desirable, and as q means of fortifying a debil-
npon
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09
hrhe Gr.at nronth nroken.

Milwaukee, July 9-There was rain
early this morning and there are
promises of good showers. Rain Is re-
ported in many parts of the state and
there are hopes that the great droutb is
at an end. In many parts of the state
there has been no rain Since May 18th.
Crops have suffered terribly. So far as
can be learned the forest fires that have
ragged in the northern part of the state
for some days past have been extin-
guished.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09
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pAKorAs FAnMERs' ALL1ANoE,

Aberdeen, July S-The Dakota farm
ere territorial alliance, which has been
holding a convention here for the past
two days, will adjourn tonight, after
having decided to place candidates in
the field this fall, re-electing the old Of
ficars. completing the bylaws and pas
sing the following resolution:
Resot0ed, That we secure pledges
from Legislative candidates to favor the
following: A territorial RAILWAY com
mission to be elected by the people,
which shall have full power to fix maxi.
mum rates of fare aud freight; provided
that sncb rates shall not be reduced
below a point that shall yield a reason.
able compensation to the railway com.
panies; taxing all corporate property
the same as farm property
taxing all mortgages record
ed and exempt 50 much of the
mortgaged property from taxation as
shall equal the mortgage; revising the
insurance laws to protect farmers from
dishonest agents; prohibiting the collec-
ton of attorneys fees on notes and
mortgages; fixing the maximum of inter-
est at ten per cent. and not more than
two per cent to be allowed one agent
for negotiating a loan.
Also resolved themselves opposed to
any change in the presumption laws;
also in favor of the passage of a law pro-
hiblting state and county officials, men,
bers of the legislature and judiciary
from accepting passes from railway CON-
panies; also that delegates in congress
be requested to urge the passage of the
bill protecting timber and mineral lands.
This evening they are working on new
bylaws which will be adopted as soon as
prepared.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09

Evils OF SGIituae

Said a physician noted. for his skill in
curing nerve diseases: "There is a
certain healthy, helpful influence which
naturally comes from human beings to
each other One OF my patients drained
all which hex friends had to give years
age. We need occasionally q fresh moral
and mental atmosphere. just as zauch as
fresh material air to breathe" Another
physician, yisi.iDg in a country Mouse
where the mother, Q delicate, affection.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-09

Sheriff Turtle has thirty-tiye deputies at
the creek. who are under orders to quell
any disturbance. The strikers are
determined no one but themselves
shall work in The mines. Serious trouble
ia anticipated,