The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-03-02

the labor Of butter king. while the proat 10
the farmer IL net dlminlshsd.
This u rich. new country with q great
and develop in the future a. in The past de.
spite the malicious misrepresentation OF
portion OF the eastern press. Owing TO the
inaSstrIou.iy csrSa.ea vs. sIr pse..
q feeling OF distrust was implanted In the
minds Of intending immigrants, and they en-.
OF Dakota and jumped 20 the osncin sion that
abe 10 land OF "cyclenes." "blIxxarda" and
eternal snow" But the truth about the varied
tory, her delightful and salu brious climate
and the unparalleled inducements che offers
To land seekers and others, IL beginning to
dawn upon the minds Of our eastern friends,
and the present year will witness large Acces
sions tn our pOpu lattou from the rural districts
and over crowded cities of the cast. Let them
Industrious, intelligent farmers, lAborers and
mechanics Why remain In the east when
there are so many golden opportunities await
Ing you here in Dakota IL you have pluck,
stamina and ambition, come to Dakota and
locate in her bright. pros porous towns, or set
tie upon the broad acres OF her virgin soil. and
In i've short years you will have RmAssed =
competency. IL not fortune. Scores OF PEG
pie settled In Marshall county four years ago.
with less than Ave hundred dollars, and to day
they are the owners OF 40 acres each of As a ne
land az there Is In the world are out OF lie ht .
have fine houses and harms. and plenty OF
stock and machinery. They are. IN fact. indie
hundred dollars. come west. Come right here
to Newark where you can buy q splendid farm
for five To eight dollars per acre. DO not re
main on rented land in the east. or buy high
priced land there, and al udge and toll the hal
anee OF your natural lives trying to liq uidAte
an I'm possible mortgage.
IL there IL any one thing In Dakota that IL
mtsrepresented more than another, 1t IL her
climate. | have been In the territory 81
years. and know from experience the nature
OF Dakota winters. Three of the six winters
l have spent here have been open winters,
with but little snow on the ground. The rim
ters of ~ IS and IS vi were the most mag
ntncent winters have ever seen anywhere
The present winter 40 far has been mild and
pleasant To day February 4th) it 10 20 de
grees above. Last fall farmers pillow ed as late
as December 24th. IL IL fact that there
more clear. bright. sunshiny days In Dakota
than in any other state or territory In the
MON. Some winters. of course. we have con
siderable snow and cold weather, but OWING
TO the dry, crisp, clear atmos phere, it 10 no
colder here ut - to 20 degrees below than IL is
IN the states with their damp. moist atmos-
phcre at 10 to % degrees below. Not only are
our winters pleasant and elightful. but At all
seasons OF the year, Dakota IL noted for the
superior healthfulness of her climate. Throat
and lung troubles are practically unknown
here. CAtarrh, and even eonsum ption, where
II ism too far advanced. are positively cured
by merely "rustling" for few years IN Ia
kota, and inhaling the life giving ozone of her
pure atmosphere. Space will not permit any
further description Of this beautiful country
Any further informAtio will be gladly given
upon application. J. II. FIrzGERALD.