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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22


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Predecessors ahuuA b mAdo, u ~ ~ IS 800
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want 10 know whether those Who pQoocee the ~
vision believe In taking thought q on Amsrican
vorlingnsn n fxine the rates, o. win they issvs
taIih. Nov, having sp ken alrseay to-day you
VIII accept this inadequate acknowledgment Of
thfs magniocent demonstration. thank you,
my Illinois friends, not only ON my own behalf
but on behalf OF the Republicans Of Indiana. for
the great interest you have manifested.
Al the conclusion al the spcechmAking, while
the handshaking was In progress, q campaign
gee club from Decatur OK cupied tho platform
and entertained the crowd with several very
comic campaign eongs. The Decatur Torchlishk
Climb gave q torchlight parade
A large delegation from Rush County called
upon Gen. Harrison. Judge w. A. Cullen OF
Nashville, acting - Spokesman In his re-
sponsc, q n Harrison said:
/ cannot In these daily addresses enter much
into public questions You arc lndianinns,
tome Of You by birth; some OF you, like myself
by choice. You arc Republicans; you have OPP
posed always the doctrine Of states RICH ) !:
you have believed AMI gioriod in the greater cti-
xenship that embraces all the people VI all thu
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Men and Women.

Gov. Leslie, Of Montana, teaches Bible
class in the Baptist Sunday school at
Helena.
MIR. Lauman, professor of sanscrit at
Harvard, is about to get married and build
home.
The princess of Hohenzollern designed
the binding for Miss Dempster's new book,
"Nikett."
Upwards of 10000 copies of Alphonse
Dandets new novel, Il Immortel, were
sold in Paris in two days.
Attorney General Garland has pack Of
ten hounds and a fine collection of fishing
tackle, rifles and shotguns.
Miss Frances Wetmore, who has been
appointed government physician for the
island of Hilo, makes her visits on holss-
back and answers every call.
, The Princess Beatrice has sent some of
her own musical compositions to the ex-
hibition of women's Industries to be held
in Sydney, Australia. in October.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Pete and the Bear.

Before the hunt was over I had a
chance to try him on bear, and he was
the best bear dog Of his size have ever
been out with. His hunting weight was
about forty pounds; but at times he
weighed five pounds less. When an
able-bodied bear has been thoroughly
frightened and has made up his mind
to leave the country rather than climb
tree, it takes pretty smart dog to
stop him until the hunter can catch up
for shot; but Pete would often do it.
Not always, though. For the bear has
shrewd way of dragging his enemy
through the worst possible tangles of
brier and laurel brake or knocking him
loose against fallen timber, rocks, etc.
But his most effective ruse is to drag
the dog into tangle of underground,
and then throw himself over with
sudden back-fop, reaching out and
striking savagely with his fore paws;
or, to reverse the operation, he will
suddenly drop his nose between his
forelegs and change ends, which draws
the dog over and in reach of his claws:
and it is wise and wary dog that es-
O"tUo al euCnt hiChS. uellCe III some
times happened that Pete was left ON
the trail so utterly beaten and exhausted
that he had to be helped isto camp.
This, however, was rarely the case.
The bear, when suddenly attacked
and sharply bitten, would usually take
the nearest large tree he came to.
where, with GOODNESS and skill, he could
be easily approached and shot. If only
slight wound were inflicted he was
apt to come down with heavy thump,
gather himself up and commence to
emigrate in dead earnest; in which it
took good "bear team" to stop him:
and Pete was team by himself. /
have known him to seize bear by the
ham and hang his hold, with legs stiffly
braced, until he was dragged more than
100 yards at stretch. He had very
creditable score on bear scalps, as L
subsequently learned, though we only
got after three bear while he was with
me. two of which got away. These two
were wary old pig-thieves who knew all
about dogs and would sooner die than
be freed. In each case they wore the
dog out and left him on the trail in n
half-day's run, while the hunter with
his best efforts, could not get near
enough for shot. - Forest and
Stream.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
The Agonies Of Lumbago.
EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK, NEW YoR

EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK,
March 10, 1886.
1t gives me great pleasure to add my
testimony in favor of ALLCoCKs Porous
PLAsTERs. Last October l had very
severe attack of lumbago, and suffered
untold agony; could not turn in bed or
get in any position without assistance,
and with pains almost unbearable. The
folks suggested ALLcocK's PoIoUs
PLAsTERs. AS soon as possible | had
one applied to the small of my back, and
to my great surprise l experienced almost
instant relief. continued wearing it until
entirely cured, and am happy to say that I
have not had the slightest symptoms Of
Lumbago since. They are wonderful and
valuable Plaster for Lumbago, and take
much pleasure in recommending them.
w. S. PHILLIPS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

have recently met with several cases
OF insomnia due to over-tayation of the
American nervous system, and have
been requested to prescribe some drug
that should be effective to produce sleep
and be Mt the same time harmless.
No snch drug exists!
There is not one medicine capable of
quoting to sleep voluntary life that has
been working ten hours Mt high press
nre, except it be more or less poisonous
Consumption of choral, bromine in
some form, or opium, has increased in
this country to an incredible extent. is
still growing, and large number Of
Americans go to bed every night more or
less under the influence Of poison.
Sleep thus obtained is not restful nor
restorative, and nature sternly exacts
her penalties for violated law. more
or severe in these cases than in most
others.
Digestion suffers first -one is rarely
hungry for breakfast, aud loss Of morn
ing appetite is certain sign of i'll
health. Increasing nervousness follows
until DAYS become burdens and poisoned
nights the only comfortable parts OF
life. DR.. HIM. r. Hutchinson, in the
american Magazine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Hydrogen for Armies.

The production of large quantities of
hydrogen by either of the common pro-
cesses-by passing water as steam over
glowing iron, or by decomposing a solu-
ton portion of sulphuric acid with iron
zinc-requires the use of apparatus and
materials not readily transported. This
and other disadvantages are cbviated by
the new method of Majert and Richter,
German chemists, which is primarily in
tended for military ballooning. A mix
ture of Stacked lime and zinc dust is
heated to redness. when the water is sepa-
rated from the lime and decomposed by
contact with the zinc, giving off pure hy-
drogen. The mixture is simply dry pow
der. while the retort resembles a small
portable engine, and can he easily drawn
by four horses. A balloon of moderate
size can be filled in three hours.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

A NAN generally looks sheepish after
the wool has been pulled over his eyes.
TIE Panama Canal is now open
to criticism. Puck.
SOME people think smoked beef
comes from Pittsburgh COWS. Puck.
A suIToR is not always q suit her, as
many Of You doubtless know The
Epoch.
No WOMAN feels like quoting poetry
when there Is mouse in the room. -
Hotel Mail.
IF you ask us il it's hot enough, our
sole reply shall be: Ge soak your head
where sweep the waves Of turbid Cali
lee. Lincoln Journal
SCIENCE now claims that every atom
has little soul. There are men who
seem to have snapped souls with atoms.
--Marthd's Vineydrd Herald.
SOME one remarks that "the devil
soon gets into idle people," hut if the
devil gets into them they surely cannot
be nnoccupied. Horkers Statesman.
A GEORGIA man cured himself of dys-
pepsia by swallowing amouthful of bran
after each meal. This Is bran new
remedy, sure.--Buriington Free. Press.
A CONTEMPORARY says there are 28,-
600 shad eggs in quart. This prob
ably explains why they are not sold by
the dozen. Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph.
DOES Falsehood keep hotel?"
What strange question! Why do
you ask ?" Il heard some one remark
what fair front falsehood has. DE
tr0a Free Press.
ALTHOUGH it is not generally known
to the world at large, there is an intense
and bitter rivalry between Lima and
Boston. Each claims to be the bean
head of the universe. Puck.
BLATHERLY--Just think, am almost
at the age when man suspects himself a
fool Jones -How's that? Blatherly-
| am 80. Jones-Why, always had an
idea that You we're 40 long ago. De-
trot Free Press.
1t was a great surprise to me VIII
my umbrella went off so suddenly,
said McGinnis. "Why?" asked his
friend. Cause didn't know it was
loaded, answered the heartless man.
Detroit Free Press.
THE editor of the Boston Courier
consoles himself with the following re-
Fiction: 1T is not always the man
who looks like fool who is one." True
enough, brother. You are not respon-
sible for your looks. --Arcola Record.
THE sweetest of sweet girl graduates
bloom only for one season. The society
belle fights for her place year after
year, and knows SO many bald headed
old fellows she can keep in tow that she
makes the way of the debntante diff
cult
YOUNG WIFE-Now tell me, candidlv,
hubby, don't my cooking taste as good
as the stuff You get at restaurant?
Hubby-Y-e-s, but You see, dearie, at
the restaurant 1 can look at the bill of
fare and find out what I'm eating. -
Sittings.
FATHER You have given up your po-
sition again, see. Son-Yes, father
That's the third or fourth time this
year you have left your position. l Il
don't think You would stick to your
business if you did nothing but sell fly,
'aper.-Te.rds SJtings.
cAws AND EFFECT.
.he to a cloud down came the crows:
The field was soon upturned;
Where'er twas sown. in hills or rows,
They ate the farmers corn.
Voraciously they tore them out
The seed and greenng blade,
And while the work they went about
A denfening noise they made.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Novel Science.

Writer'S OF fiction are not distinguished
for scientific accuracy. In his latest novel
Grant Allen buries several barrels of pc
troleum and Ruhmkorff coil, with Sec
ondary wires, at the foot Of big popular,
and by this expensive arrangement brings
abont the apparently natural destruction
OF the tree in the next thunder storm.
Whereat electrician doubters PROFOUND
these questions: l. in order to success
fully attract fash of Lightning to tree.
is it necessary to bury beneath it's roots
an induction coil? 2. Do Ruhmkorff coils
exist which are without secondary coils?
8. Will an electric discharge ignite COM
mercial petroleum oil?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
1.-THE City Of Destiny.O

Washington Terrific y. with it's magnifl-
cent clima'e-no billiards. cyclones. or
hunder-storms-great forests, diversified
mineral wealth. water rover, fisheries. rich
soil. and opportunities in farming, stock
and fruit raising. gardening, ETC., is attract
ing tide OF settlement Tacoma, thu raj /.
way center and seaport Of the Territory,
the entrcpot OF Asian and Alaskan trade.
offers fine chances for homes and invest
ments. For particulars, address Kennedy
& Wheeler. Tacoma, w. T,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
First Books Printed in England.

For the benefit of those who are curious
about such matters, the titles of a few Of
the first books printed are given:
The Game and Playe of the Cheese; The
Boke Of Tulle of Old Age; The Polycron-
yon; The Chronicles of England: Poly
crunyon; The Hylle of Perfection: The
Description of Englonde, Wayls, Scotland,
and Ireland The Lords PRAYER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
A Troublesome Rock.

patch of coral, reaching to within ff-
teen feet of the surface, has been found in
the midst of deep water in the Red Sea,
after three expeditions had unsuccessfully
sought for it. Attention was first directed
to it by the loss of two vessels which
struck on it during 1887. The dangerous
and quite remarkable rock, whose presence
is not betrayed by broken or discolored
water. is almost out of sight of land and
not far from the course over which hun
dreds of steamships pass yearly, so that
this discovery is fortunate and important
one
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

Moxie has created the greatest excite
meht as beverage. IN TWO years. ever wit
messed. from the fact that it brings nervous.
exhausted .overworked women to good pow.
ers OF endurance in . few days; cures the
appetite for liquofs and tobacco at once.
and has recovered large number OF cases
Of old. helpless paralysis as foo only.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Too Liberal.

Handsome Young Tourist--What are
your terms, Mr.. Browne?
Landlord Browne-Twenty dollars a
week, sir.
Touist--And what am expected to do?
Lsndlord-Do? What do YOU mean?
Tourist--Why, you surely don't intend
paying me twenty dollars week Just for
staying here do you! It's too high. Fiji
teen dollars would be enough. Hdrper's
Bazaar.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
! He Was Disappointed In Dickens.

Miss Waldo discussing books You
are familiar with Dickens works, al
course, Mr.. Wabash?
Mr.. Wabash Well-er-no, I've never
read Dickens, but heard him lecture
not long ago in Chicago / don't think
much o. him. Epoch.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

IT IS stated that two thirds Of the wood
used in paper making is waste, though cx-
periments indicate that this can proiitably
be converted into fertilizers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria,
When abe had Childrea. she gave them Castoria,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
A (sO<Nl Thing for Farmers.

We notice IL. nj. Montelius L. Co.. Chi
cago, H.. manufacturers OF boots and
shoes. are retailing goods at wholesale
prices. They mail n family catalogue free
See advertisements
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Salt Rheum

Often causes great with it, intense itching and
burning. Hoods sarsapartlla the great blood pun.
Aer, salt rhenm and Al skin diseases It thor
oughy cleanses renovates. and enriches the blood.
Give II . trial.
After the failure Of three skillful phvsicians TO
cure my boy Of salt rheum TRIED Hoods ssrsaparilla
and Olive Ointment Ihave now used four boxes OF
Ointment and one and half hotties Of Ssrraparila
and the boy 10 to al appearance completely cured,
He 10 four years Old. and has been aictsd since
he VS. sfr months Of age Mas. B. sAhnxxsox. IS
Newhall Street. Lowell. Assa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22
Democratic SUGGESTIONS.

FIX Assistant Secrctar Of the IRE asury Coon
has just returned from u Western trip. He said
to-day that he WAS in n numb o. manu- aetur-
ing districts aud converaed Will the people about
the political outlook. They are much stirred
up, said lie, over ths tariff question AMI
alarmed at the fr se trade ideas advanced by the
Democrats In Mills blu. Every day some pro-
nounccd Democrat cane out boldly for Harrison
bacause he WIS oppo sed to free IT ide. never
heard Of a single Republican forsaking his party
to train with the Democrats. l have Travelled
IN the West often, and frequently during Presi-
dental campaigns but never before saw the
y opie 80 Interested and determined 10 vote
some Of the bittercst opposition TO Cieve' and
comes from Democrats who have stuck by thu
party for years. - New Fork dispatch.
An Instructive Table.
The 70 lowing table OF statistics te IL the story
be ~ than all the Cleveand-M Mills frce-trade
orato 81
Dtmpe,utic free frsde, Republican protection
io,c tui6 ~ yeas. tariff, - years.
No. OF sh cp No. Of sheep.
fSIl.. 81 ,1tO 600 lsfO. - Zoo, 900
No. Of sheep Ne. OF Sheep
Is 1890. ~, 100. oool 81 ........ "a, 237 2si
------.----i
Inciaase,s.. 4D03o' Increase s 40, 737 29l
Wool. pounds Wool, p ,umfs,
Vol, pounds s Wool, pounds. 'sS
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Jncrsess 7.7s7 ,s5tl Ipcrsase, lsa,soeaoo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-22

GOLD Is worth slO per pound Pettits Eye snlve
~ 3lUU. but Ia sold Ut Is cents o box by dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-03
THURMAN
AND
TRUTH.

The curtains Of all the windows are
fringed with baudanas and below one of
them Is pasted picture OF Thurman.
From second-story window sticks II
broom with bandana attached to it.
This display of enthusiasm attracted
the attention of II Tribune reporter and
he called on the doctor to ask the cause
of it.
I'm Gresham democrat" said the
doctor shortly.
What is that?" was asked.
Il would have voted for Gresham, but
now III vote for Thurman"
cleveland and Thurman" prompted
the reporter.
"Do you see any picture of Cleveland
on the house?" and the Old man was
rather sharp.
Mo-
"Well, | voted for him last year, but |
won't this. Ill vote for the Old Roman.
| He's honest. | like him. The ticket
makes me think of the kangaroo"
"How?o
oit hind legs are stronger and better
| than its front legs. 1t was so before for
| that matter. Hendricks was an honest
man. like truth; [ don't like hy-
| pocrsy.'
What made you like Judge Gres-
| ham,"
He is an honest man. He used to
| live on this street, and he never put on
| airs. He was kind and good. Pm Il
! democrat, but | would have voted for
| him. Now III vote for the Old Roman. "
Not for Cleyeland?"
mo, sir. He's made a fairly good
president, but not good enough for me.
| If it wasn't for the Old Roman wouldn +
go to the polls at all.
Whats your business, doctor!'
| sl'm missionary"
| "Of what church,"
None. I'm independent. People
ask me why / don t vote the prohibition
ticket, as I'm II temperance man,
| can't. | cant take sides with hypo-
crits. | can't vote for liars. Last time
St. John said he was a christian, linen
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-03
The Texas Steers Climb.

Chicago Tribune: Strange noises
came from the direction OF the front
door of No. 2S0S South Park avenue.
The second fiat is occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fowler and their son Will
liam. The family had just retired. The
strange noises grew louder.
"Burglars," whispered Mrs. Fowler
with a shudder.
Nonsense replied Mr.. Fowler, mo
Burglar would be fool enough to make
such racket as that"
Mr.. Fowler got up and lighted the gas
in the hall. Presently Mrs. Fowler heard
him say:
"Well, never!"
When the gas blazed up Mr.. Fowler
was amazed to see standing on the stairs
just below the first turn large Texas
steer, with the back yard gate on one
horn and the front hall hat-tree on the
other. The steer looked at Mr.. Fowler
and Mr.. Fowler looked at the steer.
The steer seemed to have no eXplana-
tions to offer as to why he should call
at that hour Of the night. SO Mr.. Fow-
Ter inquired:
What do you want here? This no
china shop"
The steer dropped the backyard gate
and shook the hat-tree at Mr.. Fowler.
Then he paved up yard or two of stair
carpet aud beloved in il rich baritone
voice that awoke everybody in the
block. The steer climbed step or two
higher.
EShoo." said Mr.. Fowler, waving
the front flap of his nightgown at the
animal; "shoo. scat! Get out, you are
not wanted"
But the steer only paved up another
yard OF carpet and shook the hat-tree
at Mr.. Fowler.
Tho steer, having recovered his wind,
had come to remember of the way up
these steps at jump. Mr.. Fowler got
inside and shut the door barely in time.
The animal knocked, but was refused
admittance. Then he hung the hat
tree on the door-knob, paved up some
new carpet, beloved sonorously, and
started up the stairs to the third flat
Meantime quite crowd of neighbors
had gathered in front Of the house, Pre-
scntly n couple Of men in slouch hats
and spurs, with coils OF rope in their
hands, came up ~,
seen anything of stray steer?'
they inquired.
you'll find him upstairs in that
house" said a bystauder.
The cowboys dashed up the stairs.
They had rope around his horns in a
inv. and he came down humbly
enough. The cowboys explained that
the steer had got away from them at
the stock wards.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-03
Kansas City Wins Two.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. Especial Tele-
gram TO THE BEE The Blues won two
more games from Chicago to-day-the first u
shutou and the second by the score of s to
9. The first game was a marvel in one re.
spect-Conway's pitching. He is credited
with ten strike outs, but he had two strikes
on nearly every other man who went out.
The second game was more exciting and well
played Swartzel was In good form and
Turner pitched WELL though little wild at
times. First game:
Kansas City....1 l 0 l ! 0 ! o. s
Chicago. ,......O 0 o 0 0 0 O. 0
Earned runs--Kansas City O. Two base
hits-Johnson, Cartwright. Three base hits
Manning. Double plays-Nulton, Hengle
and Scott Turner and Hengle. First base
on balls--Of Keogan 2, off Conway 10. Hit
by pitched ball - Manning Hasamaer,
Scott. First base on errors-Kansas City 4.
Struck out-By Conway 10, by Keogan Z.
Passed balls-Dugdale l. Wild pitches
Errors-Kansas City 0, Chicago 7. Bat.
teries-Conway and Gunson, KeOgan and
Dugdalc. Time-l :45. Cmpire-Fessenden
Second game;
Kansas City....0 ] g
Earned runs--Kansas City 3. Two base
Cartwright, Hengle. Three base hits
| Swartzel. Home runs--Kreig Double
| plays-Swartzel, Reynolds and Manning.
| First base on balls-Of Swartzel ], off Tur.
| nor 4. Hit by pitched bnll-Long, Kroig,
| Turner. First base on errors. Kansas City
| 3, Chicago g Struck out-By Swartzel Z, by
| Turner II. Passed balls-Reynolds 2,
| Hoover T. Mutton L. Wild pitches-Swartzel
| 1, Turner 2. Hits-Kansas City s, Chicago
| 5. Errors--Kansas City 2, Chicago 9. Bat
tories-Swartzel and Reynolds, Turner and
| Hoover and Mutton. Ime-2 90. Umpire
| --Fessendcu.