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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-27
Proposals.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor ana
~ Council of tho City of Yankton viii recelve
large size Eolipse wind miI., with pumps hna
all attachments, reserving the right to relect
say or all bids. Bida may be left 1T CITY
Clerks Office. &. u. O'BRIEN, City Clerk.
Ysnkton, Dakota. Sep, 10, 1885. DIV
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-27
Z C"Tcr N 1IcTJ.
A Positive Written Guarantee

given in every a CASE where DOUBT ex-
lists III il frankly stated. Complete symptom blank
enabling you to properly state your case, sen.
free. SO page book; either sex, one stamp,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
BRIGHT BITS.

No WOMAN can lace herself go tight as a
man can drink himself Net0 Ha0en Nsl0S.
SOME PEG lie caa AK awfully silly questions.
W. are asked il dogs tail dragging through
me SOW makes wakgin' racA.-Btngham-
O. n ReD15iicdR
WIN the COVER ament. Il they were only
On nese, they might get death and treaty
bOth.-B0at0n Past.
WIFE 0isteniu rl-There comes Dick now.
Wlie's SISTER, don't see how you can tell
him FROM other men
VIII He has sucn an elastic step-alwavs
wears fuobers at this season of the year.
til BIS.
PITTsBURG JOURNALIST says: 81 started to
Walk over g Allegheny yesterday when a
htghwa man stopped me and demanded
cent" Wonder how the highwsyman knew
his vicllm was newspaper man?-Norrjo-
t0toB Hsrdid.
WHAT makes you stand there grinning?"
asked one traveller to another a. they wa ched
eruption.
o.. cent help it," returned the other.
IT'S lava BILE ~ Ttd- Bits.
A RED CLOUD preacher wore his sons
watch and cham TO g ministerial as ociation
tie cou not under tund the extra amount of
az entlon lavished upon him until a good
oro her pointed out that the queer watch
charm he spOrted was nothing more than an
ivory poker chip.-O4"GhG Republican,.
The ANERTCANIsN Of the American opera
company Is inconle-t bly, established by the
TACT that 1t has en- incorporated with a
capital of only $3.50. o.. II IL were not an
American opera company that sum would he
Exhausted in sIhgle season by paying the
exorOitant salaries demanded by foreign sing
ers.-AtbanV Ar0Ns.
GENEROSITY BEFORE JUsTICE.-First Bohe-
mian-I say, Joe, | wish you WOu let me
have back those 65 you borrowed of me last
week.
NJ
but it, impossible. I'm imp cuniOus to
such an extent that -
pr ditto (happy thOughD-Could you lend
me Is?
second ditto (oh his guard,-Mv dear fellow
with the greatest pleasure in life" Forks
out the same. l-FNHoh.
The ROES OF SPRING.
Tne lamhi ia nov is bleating
Upou the mornings fine;
The Z mon Is beating
Your carpet on the line
The VII ewasher 9 cans shekels
In cottage and il fiat,
And with 10 somehow speckles
our OyercOat and hat;
MT then comes in the fellow
Who on the horn 9TH blow
And cells with IN les IN JsL mellow
The shad without roe. Puck.
DUDE-Ha! my deah boy: come down town
with me for half an hour. l wish to get q new
hat.
AaGlomaniac with horror IN his counte-
nancel Why YOU re mad, surely.
D.-Mad! Why9
ADO you know what day it is?
D.-Certainly. II is saturday.
A.-Weli, do YOU know. my deah fellow IL
is con sidered eNtre mely yulgah in England to
do shopping IN saturday.
Dye dawn't saw
A.-tact, my dc boy.
D.-Then IN wait till Monday. Much
oblged To you, old chapple, for calling my at
tenIou 10 it. | should have died of mawUlf-
cation II had gone shopping and any of The
young ladies OF our set had seen me.-R0st0n
Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
INDgT 7OEEF ADVERTISEMENTS

Afrrrrxes-skidaway Shell Road Company
EerDbbsbel Lo1qe No. Is, f. and A. Nj sa-
amman Mutual Loan Association; H upt
lodge No. IS. /. 0. o. F.; Branch No. IS, T.
h OF A.
SPECIAL NoTIcFs-Notice to Water Takers;
Chatham Real Estate and Improvement Co.;
no Trucs Farmers and Gardeners.
STEAMSHIP sCHEDULE-Ocean Steamship
Company.
ArcTIoN sALEs-Receiver's Sale Of Trunk
Factory. by c. II. Dorset; sundries, at l. d.
IaRoche's Sons.
WANT-To Rent a House.
REwARD-For Body Of Ransom Perkins,
Colored.
LOST Black and Tan Bitch Pup.
BOARDING. Rooms and Board at l6S
York street; Board for Two Jewish Gentle
men.
To LADIEs-As to Full Bust
ORDERS FOR BASE BALL GOODS WANTED
&C. NJ. Held & Co.
OFFICIAL-Cjty Ordinances; Proposals for
Painting Forsyth Park Railing.
PEAS ETo.-W d. Simkins.
PICTURE FRAMEs-A. Heller.
YELL's COUGH MEDIcISE-At Abbott's Two
Drug ores.
CABINET PHoTOGRAPHs-A At Wilson's.
AN ESTABLISHED FACT. PerlinsKi.
Mich COws-At d. Cox's stock Lot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
PERSONAL.

EDWIN r. CLARKE has presented a public
library building to the city of Coldwater.
Mch
SENATOR ALLISON, OF Iowa, is credited
with desire TO lecture before the students OF
Yale on the silver question.
HIRAM ATKINS ~ Senator Edmunds' strong
est rival IN Vermont. He is the editor and
proprietor OF Montpelier paper.
sRNArOR- ELECT JOHN w. DANIEL Is said To
have intimated his detention TO accept posi- -
tiOn OF the Democratic national campai On
committee.
THE FACT that Senator Malone occasionally
gives Republican dinners AMI does not in yite
Senator hiddleDerger Is attracting notice In
Washington.
THE case OF Cluverlus, the Richmond muir.
deler, will be heard in the Supreme Court OF
Appeals on NJ rem 20. He says he is getting
tired Of prison life.
THE most brilliant sOree given recently in
Paris = as mat OF the Princess Your cosky,
formerly the Princess Dolgorouki, widow Of
Alexander II. An the swell world was
there.
THE BISHOP OF Lincoln. England, oniciated
a few DAYS ago at a country wedding. ARA we'd
In full episcopal cAnOnicals, including a our
p cassock. sumptuous cope and most i'm o
posing mitre.
visit 90 London, has pur hased residence at
Berlin for $4,000. He 10 somewhat broke
ia health ami Will not undertake any further
excavations now.
THE COMING DRAMA by sydney Grundy and
Wilson Barrett viii tell a story OF Athenan
life IA the nfth century before Chfist-the
time OF Perices. Aspasia, Alcibides, the
great drAmatists and several OF the chief phi .
losophers OF Athens will be represented
therein.
GEN. SIMON CAMERON. OF Pennsylvania,
Monday entered upon his Ssth year. The
veteran states rau IN enjoying g0ot health,
and his mind Is active and clear A. it was a
quarter OF century ago. Many friends
called upun him. and kilograms OF congratu-
latiOn were received from ali over the coun-
try.
A sorREE was given in Paris on Sunday
evening ia compliment Of Nine. Marietta Al
bOni WIN celebrated the six ieth anniversary
OF her birth. All ne most famous artists la
the French capital Joined In the general irib-
ute, and a coigratulatory ode WIS rendered,
com nn4ed expressly for this occasion by
Jarquez Nsrmand ami Wckerlin."
Mas. DAVIS, wife OF the late Tom Davis
who was shoe aud killed by Holland. tho
Texan, called upon District Attorney Mar
tino. 20 New York, and made demand for
the $500 found upon the person OF hcf dead
husband. Tnls the money that 10 Is ella no.
et. belongs 90 Holland. Mr.. MARITIME declined
to paY ths manoy uutH after consultation
With ngllan Re counsal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
Georgia's Credit.

The fact that the Attorney General of
New York has kept the Georgia bond case
pigeon-holed for several months. and that
our new bonds are not yes listed as being
the proper subject for the investment of
trust funds in that State, does not seem
10 have hurt the credit of Georgia at all.
Ii it has had any effect, it has been to
help our bonds by giving them good deal
of advertising that they would not other
wise have received.
A recent telegram from New York
states that Mr.. Wolfe, who took the
whole issue OF new Georgia A. per cent.
bonds at 5-l6 premium, has concluded a
contract to sell $1.OOO,OO0 worth Of them
to a bank in Paris at l07, thus clear
Jag nearly per cent. on the transaction,
or nearly $4,000. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Wolfe has sold several blocks of these
bonds at 1O6 and that he will hold the bal
ance at 1917, there being no reason to
doubt that they will readily command
that figure.
It is believed that Mr.. Wolfe will clear
nearly $4,000 on his purchase of Georgia
bonds, thus not only confirming his repu-
tation as a bold and shrewd iuancler, but
proving that the credit of Georgia 10 to-
day better than at any previous time.
MIR. Wolfe has made a very handsome
trade and no true Georgian will envy him
his profits. He showed confidence in the
State when many Of our own citizens
were trying TO depress our bonds so that
they could be obtained for much less than
they were really worth. Not only did he
make the highest and best bid. but he has
abided by the contract in good faith and
has helped to make the world know just
how Georgia stands financially.
Three years hence it will be necessary
for Georgia to refund another very large
portion OF her bonded debt. There now
appears to be no reason TO doubt that new
bonds can then be placed at per cent,
or perhaps even at a lower figure. II that
can be accomplished the annual dlsburse
ments for interest will be so reduced that
the tax rate can be cut down consider
ably, or our common school fund may be
very greatly increased.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

II seems that by some oversight in
copying one OF the most interesting
passages in Commodore Truxton's reply
10 Brady and BOutelle's charges was
omitted. 1t was the copy Of letter writ
ten BY Brady in 1867 when he was a
Democrat: "He was in Washington hard
at work, according to his own letter, try
ing 20 yet Union men displaced from the
Norfolk yard aud to have appointed In
their places some Of his old comrades OF
the lost cause. Mr.. Brady in this letter
also intimates that he has found life very
expensive in Washington, and that be
would like remittance from the boys TO
help on his campaign OF displacing Union
soldiers. Dir. Truxton In his letter 10
Secretary Whitney gives this letter, and
then asks II this is the same Brady who In
1885 is such a furious friend Of the Union
soldiers"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
Edmunds, Zeal Object.

IRON The Washtagton Post Dem
we know, now, tina there is more in this
m IN IMAM the mere debate Of a point Of official
eUquett'; that It is the smirchiug OF the Dem
ocratc administration far more than the on
tanning of these papers which the Senate has
ia view. AID. know ng TINS, we e IN sec 1t in
no tight other than rhAt Of a matter wherein
the democracy Is most seriously concerned.
III WIN SURPRISE as much rs it Will shock and
SrleFe us should the Republican sen tors
MAKE good tn IL boast, and we shall, IN such
an event. believe that this catastrophe should
not nave be- suffered to beiail he party; but
it Is cOnsumm alton we cam u believe pOssi-
D ana shall REUSE to consider probable, al
Of DISC uietude.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

From the arkansas Trdrelsr.
Oh, Use not erfeerd o. he Judgment day.
oh rocky my soul in de cradle:
Fur all desc yeahs Use been 'er picking out de
way,
Oh, rocky my soul good Lawd,
Mister Peter want afeerd, and neider wus
Paul,
on, rocky nv soul in de cradle:
Cas- dev bot worked tergeder like de wedge
an lie maui,
On, rocky my soul, good Lawd.
Oh. de Lawd He do Tub de no..
An de white man do lub de rich
An I'd ruther ne lubed by de Lawd
don't yer know. oh honey, don't yer
know, know, know.
Den ter waller In merlasses an SIGH.
Ole Aaron had de bells an de golden ca'f.
Oh. rOcsy my soul In de cradle:
An when Moses come he jes had ter laf
Oh. rocky my soul coed Lawd
Ter think dat his bruder an de camD Ere
chief,
Oh. rocky my soul in de cradle.
Would melt his money inter sicher DO beef
oh, rocky my soul, good Lawd.
Oh. de LAwd lie do lub de po'.
An de white man 90 Tub de rich
An I'D ruther be dubbed by de Lawd
don't yer know, Oh honey. don't yer
know, know, know.
Den ter waller In merlasses an sich.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
A BRIDAL CoUPLt3s TRAVELS.
How They Act and are GOuged by the
POrters.

Prom the Times Democrat.
In sleeping car, just at the time when the
seats were being turned into beds, happened
TO lie lazily cycling a bridal couple on their
honeymoon tour. How did KNOW Because
for an hour her head had been lying on his
shoulder. Might they not have been married
several year.? No. Her manner did not have
the confident. proprietary air of an accus-
toned wife. Then why was | sure that they
were not an enamored pair unjoined by we'd
lOck2 Because the girl was neither ashamed
nor defiant. Nobody ever makes mistake in
picking out honeymoon tourists. Therefore
the negro porter of the car astOunded me
when he said to the young husband:
"Woudn't yo' slstah, sab, like To have her
berth let doWn?' She lifted her head from
the marital shoulder, smiled sweetly and
murmured, "Yes."
''This is my wife. Won rascal, - said the man,
but with what seemed To me singular amia-
biity; "you needn't axe mp the upper berth
in this section. The lower one will be
enough"
BEG pahdon, sab. Yes sab" and the por-
ter went at the job with the X ind Of vim and
alacrity never Sc in darkey who isn't sure
OF a speci4l Zee,
The incident puzzled me, and sought an
early opportunity to get the porIer's expla-
nation.
ITS dis way, boss" he said, "de brides
don't like to be spotted. Course dey is cherry
time, but dey 6sJter demselves dat dev can't
be told IN Odder ladies. 'Sperience teaches
me dat dey IS tick ed nightly eff Won mistakes
dere husbands TO- hrudders. / does 10 cherry
time now. an hits e TO- a dOllah shuah."
The secret " "a plain once 10 was out. The
gentle bride Is delighted to think that her
bridal fondness looks like sistery affection
and familiarity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The New York SIN warns the President
that "auy attempt 20 build no personal
or so-called peoples party, wll merely
make a victim OF whosuever undertakes
to try the experiment" Judging from the
fact that Messrs. Butler and Dana are
tgD living victims OF such an attempt,
the Sun appears to speak by the carl.
There 10 no evidence, however, that the
President wishes TO do more than To keep
his party pledges 20 reform the civil SER
vice, and hence the advice is not called
for At this time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

Fre0' tho Ns,0 York Times Mn.
senator Dawes had y lesson like that which
mas Row been Administered to Mr.. Bouielle
When ne made pathetic speech to the
senate about the wrongs OF pstr-
aIchal humbug whom he settled
I'd me wrong State. and who repre-
scht'u himsolf IS the victim Of sectional vim
ucuvene s. and who turned out to lave in
CURED the dislike Of his nelghbors for reasons
WIN winch his politics had nothing whatever
70 10. Mr.. Dawes learned his Lesson. Per-
maps Mr. 81 uieiie Will ia time discover tn Il
~ GOES not follow that IN who 10 turned
puI OF ONCE IL martyr to the cause Of the
Union simply because the man SAYS so.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
No Golden stream Aoro,s lha ocsnr

From John Boyle o. ReilVs Speech az me
BeacoH Cub Dinner.
] sent reporters 10 four houses in Boston A
short time ago 20 ask how much money tbev
had sold on Ireland during the month Of De-
cember. and from Dec. 10 20 tho q four hous a
had sold over 81 O,0UO, IN sum averag ng S3i.
Now, In three weeks, four houses In one ritv
sol that much. and | can assure you that
there IL not city IN the United states. moi A
town or ha ulei, whence that dram Ia not e. n
stantly going away 10 Ireland. IL is going
from the mils. n M the mines from tie
farms, from the shops. from the servant girls
The only advantage from that terrlb e loss-a
loss which must reach from So. 900 900 10 SsO.-
0100 year. which IS the Lowest eomputa-
ton you can put on it-ihe only vaiue "a have
la return 10 Ia h devoted and hasrt onate
natur's that could spare from thelr eafuinls
- much % their poor relatives in lroiaud-f r
they sent it 10 -uve their peopl, from evicti n
an starva ion; not 10 make them happv and
com oriable, but TO pay the rents to the Ene-
lish ariet cr1ts, for 81 HON England las iegis-
lated. The landlords have noriraas on the
Irish In America through their affections.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The immediate successor OF the late
Senator Miller Of California, will DOUBT
less be Democrat as the appointment is
30 be made by the Democratic Governor
OF that State. The election Tor Senator
will take place next winter by the Legis-
lature that will be chosen Ia the fan. The
present Legislature is Republican by
small majority, hut the Democrats have
strong hopes Of being able TO secure ma
jority in the next one. IL is said that the
most prominent names are those OF d. NJ.
Delmas, George Hearst and W. r. Wal.
lace. The last named Is ex-Chief Justice
OF the State Supreme Court and an &C.
tive politician. Hearst is the proprietor
Of a Democratic paper-the Examiner
aiming millionaire, defeated candidate
for the same Office two years ago and the
husband Of an attractive wife whose great
ambition is 10 shine in Washington. Del
mas came TO the front a. attorney for the
State in the railroad tax suits recently
argued in Washington. He Is rabidly
onti-corporaiion, and IL believed TO b.
slightly tinged with demagogism. Mr.
James e. Flood is spoken Of as a dark
horse, but Dolmas will probably leave
the iield behind and win the raDs
No doubt the Republicans now consifer
their majority in the Senate uncomforta-
bly, small. even II they can keep all their
Senators moderately sober and In line.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The House Of Representatives is COM
mendIng itself by killing with little cere-
mony many Of the bills for the relief of
private parties that were introduced early
in the session. The Military Committee
the other day handed in batch OF twenty
one bills to relieve spurious heroes from
the charge Of deseruon, so as TO enable
them TO get pensions, with adverse re-
ports. OF course these bills will not be
heard of again this session.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The Chiuameh of Washington city have
made considerable progress in Western
civilization. They have learned to play a
very good game OF poker, but they have
not learned how to stand in with or
dodge the officers OF the law, and hence
they occasionally get pulled in and re-
lieved of the proceeds of about a months
washing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

A leading journal of the city of the Mon
tezumas is quite sure that there is a dark
conspiracy afoOt in this country, first to
Americanize and then to swallow up
Mexico. This is certainly an error. This
country has pretty rapacious nav, but
it could never stomach even homepath-
Ic dose of Mexico, even after it had been
Americanized.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

1t is believed that there will be little
sympathy TO- the lasciviOus aristocrats
Of merry England as long as editor Stead
is out OF jail. In fact, it seems that So
cial revolution has been set on foot in
that country that may eventually over
turn the throne itself.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11
Begin at the Source Of Corruption,

HF'"i the Cle0sIdnd plain Dsaler Dsn.j
eo'fii!nSent election laws are all very wei ;
pu' II p9itlc Al abuses are to be ref rmed and
70 uGoFernment secured the place 10 begin
rs ae the party primary. Here ia where
po'tuC ] rf-callty begins. and II the COOLERS
d " punmers can control the primaries and
scl .hei' men nomiBs cd they don't care now
eiiS eioc ION 10 conducted or how stringent the
e'ec'loh laws are. And il bad men are noml-
n1tSu on Doth sides had men will necessarily
~ olecled m spite Of a e-ectlon laws.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

Jay Gould is still at sea. and in his
absence his railroad managers appear to
be somewhat Sat sea- as to what to do
about the strikes on their various lines
No doubt jay would be perfectly willing
to advance the wages OF the strikers If
they would take pay in watered stocks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

Abiding to Gen. sherman's recent
communications the Nashville UnlOn
saws: "Tec lmsen has a bee In his bonnet
as we'll as his brother john" This is
doubtless a mistake. The General ap-
pears to have yellow jacket in the leg of
his trousers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The Mexican newspapers are beginning
20 show enterprise. The Press assooia-
tion OF that country has determined to
promote the scheme OF celebrating the
four hundredth anniversary OF the land
ing Of Columbus by holding a great Amer
lean exposition in the City OF Mexico. A
monthly journal is to be issued, which
will BE- devoted TO the advocacy OF the
exposition. THIS journal will be printed
In Spanish, French, English and German,
and will be distributed all over the world.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

Two newspaper reporters were waylaid
and slugged last week, one by the noto-
rious parson Downs in Boston, and the
other by a defsulting sub-Treasurer in
San Francisco. There is no doubt, how
ever, that tue pencil is mIghtier than the
act
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The Texas negro, who is making money
IN a Philadelphia museum eating glass,
was doubtless raised on Texas pie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

AwElL' KNowN and high esteemed Georgia
lady ~ hrpe red me Utucr day aud her lev az
husha ~ iound her dead bodt at the foot Of q
tree which she had partial y cut down. Her
untimdy end wis sincerely mourned BY her
hel fN ors' ana her husland Is an ohiort OF
uniyersa. PITY. lie VIII have TO marry again
or 20 without nrewood -Mtnaeaa0tis Tribnns.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-11

The McRNlSG NEWS is published dali Y, IT.
ending SUuda,. I, is srrVed 70 ruorcrl oe'
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ton.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-06

After a thorough test Chas. l.. Roos
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English Remedy is the best medicine
for Asthma, Group, Coughs, Whooping
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There are scores Of persons who are
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Over one MN ion of Acker's Dysper
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Heartburn and Female Troubles, whel
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positive cure in the Dyspepsia Tablets
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-06

The great sources Of the extensive
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cate stomach accepts it with relish
Price fifty cents, Of druggists. [2-