Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02
Secretary Manning is dangerously i'll.
There sesihsto be tendency to apo
Ilexy and q touch of paralysis.

ksssss3 a.
Roscoe Conkling declines to accept
the positicuof bi-centennial orator at
Albany owing to press of business.
/ Secretary Lamar has not ye, been
able to get private secretary to suit
him. His A,n occupies the position,
but is unableto write shorthand
Rlanket the teams every time they
are obliged Is stand still for awhile.
Care 4lessnesy in this may bring on cold
or d lstempfr. North Dakota Farmer.
The PanElectric Telephone investi-
gatioA is dAagging it's "weary length
along. \ Mary ofsthe officials In high
position onlewhat uneasy Test it
should prove, damaging to their reputa-
ton. The s'vindle bids fair to out-ri-
val the famous Credit MoLilier.
Every bright and sunshiny day
should be utilized by getting every ami
mat out in the yards and givingit the
great advantage OF a good airing. Not
only should the stock be given the ben
etits of the sunshine, but the stables
should be- thrown wide open, boxes
and racks be all cleaned. and the light
and air be allowed to penetrate to ev.
cry corner OF them.-North Dakota
Farmer.
Why do YOU spend yot1r money
for seeds when you can get 20 cents
worth of Garlet1 COLLECTION No. l..
flower COLLECT ion No. 2,) or flower ant
garden mixed collection No. 3) free O.
charge by subs scrihing for The Dakot;
Farmer. Thes se seeds are fully war
ranted the best tested varieties. Re
nit 81. 90 sub bScription for the paper t.
w. F. T. Bushnell, Huron, Dakota, ant
give number of collection Desired.
If Bro. Blank would lie kind enoug
to publish list of the county's drul
) ken officials it might feliete the strict
ly temperate Ioies Of their temporar
!. embarrassment ent. Its not right such
sweeping charge should cover all
j Jeranld County News.
$ The strictly temperate ones" do dc
/. labor under any reimbursement" it
:, only those who try to carry water q
both shoulders that are squitming an
look embarrassed, Moreover we Ill
j. not make d Sweeping CHARGE" nj
r r have we ever referred to any numbt
Of officials exceft the county c5mmi
SiOnerS.
= DEMoriisTs MONTHLY MAGAztNE
n one of the tnBst desirable of the hous
n mold masazines published, combinih
:, Us it does. so much to Interest and in
u prove tie home circle. The Al pr
u number contains some admirable art
II. les such as "The Castle Of l1e;de
berg" "The industrial problem j
u. Jenny June, and Late making
n That other person." Mrs. Hart's serl;
II H. is continued, and instructions are gi,
II N in china painting and embossing i
$ metal. The Prohibition articles al
!, all good, W. Jennings Demorest S col
n tanning "The Irrepressible conflicts
!" rhe frontispiece Is Il beautiful stet
engraving, "The message"
n, A goodly number of the farmers {
II Jerauld county met in the Count
Clerks office last Saturday to effect
: county organization for the purpose
protecting their rights In the pllrchas
! of machinery and the sale Of their con
, moditits. Owing to the comatose col
dition of the Alliance at the Spring
and tie fact that 1t required three i
e cal Alliances to form a county orga
J. ization it was f6tnd impossible to o
r yanize. Several Alliances reportt
e that charters had been applied for az
It that the organizations would be col
ii plete in about two weeks. After mut
d discussion it WAS decided to meet
j. two weeks to effect the county orga
izati6r. We learn that members OF q
the Farmets Alliances may get tt
e same benefits ut Il. D. Maxon's us tho
q given to the Franklin Farmers Al
Ie ance.
:. Dr Nesmith is unfortunate in
% annbyance with diseased horses. I
n last reports they were no better. In tt
{. first place Dr.. S. Moore d Veteri
e ary of Mitchell came and lnade an e
J. animation Of the horses and said
n could cure them in six weeks for Il
). small sum of six dollars apiece and
he did not he would forfeit 500.
l. The board of health put the hors
s. under a 60 days quarantine and Nj
r Nesmith began Dr. Moore's treatmel
L In about fifty days a depu1
l. veterinary from Hampton Iowa can
le and condemned the horses:aDl order
le one shot y st. Lawrence Veterina
1! said the disease was harmless. and ;
'e agreed that the treatment OF DR.. Moo
IS was detrimental. Mr.. Stalker t