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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-05-03
NOiSeless Police.


The authorities at st. Giles, in Bel
GUM, have supplied the police on night
duty with cloth boots having India rub
Der soles. With these boots the police
are so perfectly noiseless that they are
al least placed on a footing of equal adj
vantage with burglars.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-05-03

homas a. Edison: I've been trying
experiments for decade ana cl cry day
most some wise man rises and calls
ne :ool for all my pains. But the
world moves in spite of the Days and
.ar,iners OF science. Let them look
out.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-05-03
A Popular statue,

OF all the classic VenHses known to
rs in modern times, this Venus of Milo
is certainly the most popular. It is
calculated that every year some 5000
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-05-03
MeHcine, etc.
cATARR n l Ilsns il Ha an ,l H,

l ''iit -h' '''h us,
Mt. Pleasant, Aca-
DENY, Sing Sing, \.
y: During the
very cold weather |
was suffering with
catarrh. My head
and throat ached
so severely | was
obliged To give up
everything and re-
main quiet. Ely's
Cream Balm was
suggested. Within
an hour | felt re-
licvcd. In a few
days | was cured.
w. A. Downs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

This nalaSassIrs Il Egn Ngul has 1rg'Il o.
M Lsuhsiii eiasE 6r-uIs;ss &C >iiarpz1Trc Pa.
L % lr-ri,I,,s,i b. -arsNiGs 4 vf az soH-u
z,EainH1 -ia slr1an lf iGt sing Is C tlEs trgm
slia iu-Ials. The -r-aiIGf 10 siniiIr N ~
leul-I1re n siiI-i-,rllis suEIln. lGE q uslfs
Isr -snf laETftr- L y IrGIIi1ustziliss. AMI
Eani li.sl-z,i N I'D ira c rsnains maiiscuha
Z has assn IEei 5ir gu;ii-ng 10 i,HHtsn sldni
irr sr-sn.rf,llu Is1suae i-g. ant iIr ra-,Rls
llier aarguzss. Z zz;ii-' ans l,lils,sl iie
Il,,sne EIniF-s,it u lsgrig I-g Wishing lie
1u-ialrzs u vti=Isss ans lugsi uanlIrIGGIsi.
A r-He z-Ids n lapef 1afz.,,s y-uvrug ~
N ts4sruunF Iri AIsl-1as ssn par :tnE II -Ic.
dIr--T If st7N Inf ing II 3rzvu wgnt-EGiE
an nei "a making =lan. Tim Fagsr Is
:rnflaf All mprsscHIiSsi Etl-i 4 sliiIEEH :ln-
l,,Hs,f az az per =snE az iisiinciuuls,f 6rssl
iigui. GiirsF-irs az inns. AMI ire az 4Ii phais
n ImInulia, irT ami :gaz I.rills gIr IN qr
waive tiiiasIs alyzt-isF Gnt zisa i-T a lHa.si
nuuisiH IIIiitsr lr-szsITs- TlsF Irs us,is n
ElEq JTs,als anu untaf IiilGr-vIl-is. ami Ira
sum u be perfectly 1rmf Igfi1ss slI-ita Ihlt
It.iHr iGIuliE.
A.LI.ng lr-ilii4 ii EuTi INV igustsEIlls ma
N ma nav ,5iir-nau 1nilIst-itss. rhg usual
szls g an ~ sidr anu si-3a-dIIrtlls ~ IVA
AMI 4 la.f nriias. Fhaz IrI lrIpHrfit a-uH
small euriis, --.iiIsa. ami :tsminE Ilf have ma
-niE 1sen Isei tiIr ssr-aiI building RarpGsgs,
m ICrumE " 4iaIr ll.-ii.lssa Ilit mHllI.zun
lIrIlmf.ns. ldr IEs IiEU HHpiGgsi I'd . .uFEr-
M, iIr luiitsrS, N preventing liE -IiiIlztIn x
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

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.sip ---tstlsas If ina 4nuI-rzu 5ilii 1uIIHa n
ssiun .5i-- re uIlssrg; Gutit.Hu u -itir I'M
ruiuiu. mu igy-H .mIuli -ss-Iiar nHzH N M
.,tlIr frruiuliuns &c nun IN n -vsnr.-'-i--,
isssr lsiuv FIR 8ur-uUa NJ ne :-TInu- >iIInr N
he mi walls -zut5uu .--zt lr-riss .tirrT-rzsi
ncilgs HuiHra. III lglu ~ HruiH. Inu Muii
i,uEuuei with ! luns Il Trasii liiufzuiura. U
seams Id Dr. uncertain Tiigi!IH- .1e lHEuB m .ia
iI-r-iIa n isiat d ne uHi;ar liza N he en-
lHTnr sums ii !ig lr-Gii3 IN nHr-iast tlitiui
riirsu 1Di=tnE ltiiHI1 ri lE7a iHslutss
laTrn : fata viiiuii iar-nsumltiH n NE rasEr NJ
Tin ,,rutu1r II vinrii 4iase 1-ris5 AZ
-mu n "a lBlri II I uuis. Inu / y tildrair n
ri !irgn MT lunr1kaI: iut mss1rugiIH n uufa
! 1uInlsE- ID HmnuG-i iI-uiia vii ia lr7sseT7'-st
x !iu 3ine =uuHs uI- .sis nHuHEtiun n tluHH
uIprrsfesi.
II me lE- nj llu --uIuu 4 IE-Is laiiar
viriuii .--untiB mIiiar N IdimuiII, i-saI Tnu u
viiir.l l.ia -IgIiiJai I'M y 8ruum-Gsi ~ r-Tzr
umuiiIluu ,-ilIuHH WHICH 1szr -lis --usH
iiul ilmIaaB Z h nniH lTuiiEllis tiat !
-liT-#im -liurE;I III nuritaieI-' 1IIra Ili-Irltst
Ems sin. 1il.inul.-I lur Hu-.a inscription ms
t.l fulnit viiuI7aiir % utair1i- liH R--lu.sIrs-
-1ll1 tie muniR.iInB II 'iIlH LhT-BiiHu sftiiirH
wan Tmud fragments Ii EriiBirIrz INK tafs
lium iHzttlal times d IIr-nIinm izuIfsi ami
suInas fragments ..T-iu-ss 1szI1iiIu ri
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WIS lu INSCRIPTION m mv n tIlssH 1ifa. amt
mining 10 Il .iiH lH,-mi u ,iiB 1unils. szcsrt
.iiH -.rIluHr nm v,luii izu llzn liIg.asf me
nui1ii n s,.rai s1I-1ss ar .lEr1II issl These
znus Irn INN IN 10 - l. 2 n tsggz. Ills
ss-aszuuH imuii n hess .unns vsEn naturally
mere ffIHs 4ltur .sHn -sssEu d Illumination
I'm .-nzl uu1H !iH ts,s IiuuE --sulInHsf n
AZ. TliH HflilH nil q 1I'v1H q Iura TIluI
ln-lmsun Ii sCI .umn TIH raHs Tssss.i
1lIr- N an-sI-- szHa innsitsHiy- IruiisH. II ms
JAZZ n tie ,-ulIuii. isgy7r.Ii s .EiB SIR
ura -iiRu iIusH iuIuiis, tIr-ss ssfuirsf1rE visIs
iuHuIt srnrs II M nd vsil. riuzs IHu iHssn
mt 4 s.s1iIr- u zTu u .lH .-uunn. and IBr-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

LE E-IE--I- -II4-4 VII '>i--1IT- A-isslt-L--=
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MINISTER VI zig GrzH-rr sr HrHI1sa n
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z1 M Iglriit.-IlIz 10 n=cI uzsn Urn I1lt
MINIMUM I sssTsr IsEgfnHaun- TlH #ul
ir1asa alHiI fTarp ne 1unEuf lie IH=GrlH-
-un. ziu 1mn1ss If lie IsIlziiu1Eurs maj zls
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>iz-ug L SiIuii ir'slsss mn lg -svIK
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by sns ar- "a ErEsf faTu 1rI1utT-~t 'trIi-
iu-5 r y bmli zzlrn inns Inu InrTisn-
ntaIr 4 z I. iiis--szIm n he Cinu--
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Ar n s51t,;i ir.s.llssz b. lrsii1l..sf anil
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

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Solves.
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70 tiSsr an iEriS;azssH ssilE Hl,;s TIE and .
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va laSvps It he bsasr Sass - .isa- ths
ssrust AMI glIll sis.1qHA The cvHgracss ~
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pilnfaf a-vm i've ~ 81 6ses EFA-s. ~tzh e.tlal.s
s-sss ssevsSn. "a BGcVIas gf zl'itr rzpHt cvest3
And M shade .Ar hizrsr lt1rt EVgm MIrv1
Z, !tns, Isasr ne v~s teusca . sUgf- = he
aeat e,nr tlr -iiI1Eugs AMI 74a Sln--al;tsf
Esups 5is FiIli=E5ssn E-zx sun Es'sS;s All y
gTIat grhsr 6gf Tsgfrv lnmciE, unen Z .
handed ,ssr y ne gs1gr. rhs rliiuWt1g .
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05
@C.suA EMBELLISHMENTS

c. BREWER & CO..
EAvE ~
JUST RECEIVED !!
rSR AMERICAN --
Bark Ceylon
ras S~,ieWtNs
MERCHANDISE ::
which win be Sold at
Low RATES
I" Electric Oil"
lsss vSrSS~prrs. rNvSSg Nsas's ts'7'
LARD. in ) 4 10 H. PALS
EXTRA RRINE
LARD OIL
Nv RNEEEhS NNP oASrS
Tar and Pitch,
COAL
In Casks for Family Use.
SEcSSRHANp
IRON SAFES
ASSORTED SrEHS
CUMBERLAND COAL.
GARD MATCHES
FarhaakS Platform Scales,
ASSoKrrP SIEIS
ASH OARS. 16. HIS ii
Axe Handles,
Pick Handles.
Cotton Waste,
Salt, PLASTER,
A Choice Selection of
CHAIRSI
Barrel Shocks
EXCELSIOR,
PhRtOn Carts
HANDY PHEToNs,
New StyIes Of Carriages,
Express Wagons
Ladies' Phetons,
CIDER VINEGAR,
HAND CARTS,
EASTERN MADE OK CARTS
SUGAR BAGS,
&c. BREWER l. COMPANY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

Il, EsssLtrs rua Fty-Na ~ lstsazsss
Sssv,~Q CS-Es CSS~sEc-~
.N'xzssKS iaArsrs Srvazg G1ssr WI
sse Cerz-sreS s-e scaasdlzseS cerr~sSed
sA-,-.eA hsy.-sS tA,slz vs-es excsSSSvRty
zasarei Ar Tx r.-ae tAisrcesrss
n i E-rccs,a ~ tAs kiz,g s.ss Ne Legs
hssvv ASser1Aelsr x sAe Esvsssxz tsassA,
szsAe Lss-SAsr--e q s&s Aszscseus ~
SsrtS'sG
Ssc-reN I ESyry aseN,rsc ssCNss1c Sntasr
v--sssz c,.nz-sct sAsn ~ se.ss<ss8 - -
~ 80 zzssr -, elsEcese. srssrSz=ec -
sae szss D, h.ss vyrSssi Ind ~ zzssssc
sAsE satsrct a-,ni - v1gss x sly SneA
tsNrsr 5r l,Ss sznS saacc tAs1 tie
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s-zrs
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Am SRI slaer sls sazss < u g1Ascs-srE-
ARRIVED aai, Sta 1Iy u As;e~<s. An
M N1IANACA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

~AS,A hsve gsessa-eG SD have ~ steA
vA.s,A sasy AecsGlssr gns7ae sAE-tegs * D.
,s,rrDrssssa u-,s.r ~ Laws Y sAsS King
sscsa.
SscrraS u In As sAsH ~ szss -
AsSS AVaa s.& seer n TtsSSce
A-r-,se,s sAAs sstA sss - Argc-SA. A. n
~ NArANACA RsN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

III .as sialts Irs IhgEg -Eg years ii I,Cs
siv- AZ RaAis T. iis fgm i-sdzi &c als Is-
=ciSz II lnis, ant fIr;-lls ISIS May thousands
iiEi ssm aezs eaIzes A. ma smt u 1ls
5uGrsi Fgar EHns srGrr;asirs eslsll - siaili;cs
isfs g1iiiisuzk b. M ussisnt x SlFpH;riug.
= d 5surzf ~ SINE has sludit ms nav
ysrr1rz re sml-sast-f z WI 7rgrs tLlcsrgus
lrai u s1s gi.Il<Illna II Luiia, Csgiun ant
TIEa. AMI iEEzr als grSs II 1ars ;Insui'sr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

T. E---,T- EIE.av-uI >I-CHz- 49,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-05

I wash nj me lzTTl mtuu sod N III 1aT1a
d -vssllE- VII InuzFr a stain 1.zssuhiiHEr nz--
iiu,..rr,- 10 INNS vu1uf aiHr fuss lui EI1tziu
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
4 Heroine.
John Swinton's Paper


ct is not only in novels that you lind
plucky women. said my friend r. the
other day. a short time since | was
Stopping ai hotel in an Alpine valley
the highest inhabited valley in the world
Nv daughter who |, about II, and her
friend, = Ni,. Grey. from Australia were
ont on a walk. They reached, II appears,
. point Ia the road from which there Wa
a steep scope oi 800 feet or more As my
daughter reached nui 10 pick an cdclweiss
l.cr iU0' slipped. I'm a goDer, Alice
she CFi,d. and rolled over AMI over out ol
sight Her friend Al once lay upon hen
Jack and kicking her heels into the ground
AMI grasping hold Of grass and stone,
followed her ,loan the hill She found her
l,iDg on a level rock six feet wide, sense.
hes, n scalp ripped open from spine To
nose, Un the off side Of this rock was a
OF strips from her dress. and bound up
the poor girls wounds. But how could
they escape Miss Grey could no, ascend
the bill alone, and In the Alps no one
would heed her call. for every one Is
shouting among the hills In mere wanton
ness Of windpipe Fortunately, she pos
sessed an Australian ycll-a new. strange
and terrific vocal agency. This she EN-
ployed, and succeeded in bringing six men
who were At work at a great distance. 10
the spot. My daughter, when Miss Grey
found her, still held the cdelwciss which,
she had picked. in her left hand. When
they brought her 10 the hotel ! thought
that she was dead, but she was soon on her
feet again
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
How 10 Avoid Cholera.
tSt. James Gazette |


A correspondent sends Us the following
hints as 10 show TO avoid the cholera, ,
gathered. he tells ms, from the advice given
by the best medical authorities. Live well
that Is TO say. on outlets, turtle soup,
poultry. game. or whatever you fancy, pro
vided il is not unripc fruit. Drink the
best clani, champagne. dry sherry and old
c,gnac that can he pncurd-in fact,
keep yourself up Avoid worry OF
every description. DO moi murry your.
self or let others worry yuu Point cut To
your wife and chlldrd the absolute NJ.
crssily Of projecting The "hr,ad winner
from arnoyance-unless the family is pre-
pared TO lose its head. Indulge youlsrl.
ia amus,inents 80 long n, they Gu
not fatigue YOU Allow yourself "hur, p,
exercise, but W. careful not 10 ovrrlo a.
Wall, ia moderation. and always take
hanson wien you feel anything approar.i
ing wcarincs> Early hours are dsi,ahl'
81 lar as going 10 bed is concerned: but
carly rising il not to bn recommended. la
asmuch rs il induces fatigue Avoid n
iar as possible. political and all other d.
cGsSions, Leave public queslu,.N alone,
and take 40 pari IN conversations 81 a con
Iro,crsial character Read unly lishr Iii
erHtup. smoke ACCORDING Ia inclination
50 long aS the epidemic lasis, hat only
r.gari'rs or cigars of the hest quality. BY
n gllating Your habits according Ia ihesi'
simple dirytion>, YOU will find y gIeat i'm
provemen' In y"ur health AMI hr, At Ill
events IN n better condilicu 10 y.
IaGier1 ii L attacks you.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
4 Revelation In Toilet Tst..np.

lsoli5 Bfailch cor lnfef - p1llH
There /. an immense amount inr fashion
ably uniuioicd man io find out. and every
little while ! get revelation tina, as
ionishcs me. " hilc in the Lnng Branch
storr. where the bellies buy The adjunct,
and rcplenishmrnis Of toilets brought from
the city. stool near 10 a girl who wa,
examining several pieces of light pink satin
She had pushed up the sleeve OF her dress
somewhat. and was laying the fabrics one
after another across the eSNosed pan of
Der arm
1This is match this morning. she re-
marked TO her companion; hut ii's rather
cool ils morning and I'm afraid IL
wou,dAl 40 IN case the weather should
mrr hni ! 81 awfa.'y pink don't you
krua
" hat ,cGla -hc mean ,onSidered
and came 80 the right conclusion She
vas selecting material 10 put under the
lace at tho Geek 81 her bodice. and her
desire was 10 have il the exact hue OF her
complexion But her own shade. unlike
that of the satin, varied Will The iempcra-
urr aud 30 was raised a complication
which puzzled her.
How did she solve he wollrm: By
taking Two shades OF the cloth. thus pre-
pairing hvr,rf for the ruddiHr>, nj IA torrid
Ucca,,,.. .,,l lac InllOr OF scaShorr rain
storm 1t ilal rate We shall ION have In
the dr, good. market fabrics dyid NJ, only
lorpmlirNi ~ ~ affected by icnpclalurc,
liIi in nIru the complex requirement, 81
hiiNu.itSs malaria. etc.
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{ scs of SaN d ust.


r reSt an Stream
When urged 10 bum or in >Omc other
way dispose Of their .awtlusi. hmbcrmen
have objected that the couldnot afford The
cost. There !, hope hat the pcrrlexing
problem Of dealing ilh this nuisance may
now be sohrd for u prur,s> has been dis.
covered by whrh lie refuse >awdust may
be made 10 ,i''ld a handsome profit. When
dry il il cartoniaco IN iron retofis. and In
the process there l. given of ~ per cent.
Of volatile ptudut is, the remaining 20 per
cent. being grin, lated charcoal. which can
be used in ma sing gunpowdcr, fiters,
lining TririgeHi rs and as a disinfeciant,
snd mixed viii a little tar il could be
pressed into br rks and used for fuel. ~
Of the 80 per, nI OF the volatile product
is In the form nf liked gases, which can be
used for h'ainr lighting. etc; a. per
cent is pytolisrnous acid which is crude
uce,ic acid and after being purified and
concentrated Is used in white lead. color
print, and Hcgar manufactures
There remains 10 per cent. Of tar and
one Of weed alcohol The tar has the
same prolaiiies rs coal tar, the Amos, end.
less uses OF which. such as pitching roofs,
lining water tanks. covering the bottom,
Of vessels. l:o'~iing iron from risiing,
covering ia wounds made in pruning
iIres, and H. The form of benzole. naptha
carbolic AMI silphuric acids. and the
Shole splendid series of aniline dyes
constitute an a the chief glories If mod
un Chemistry The wood oI methylit
alcohol i, u.,,, ~ solvent for gums, III
varnish mahr. n the manufacture ~,
Huiline color.
The Sawtu,l from yellow pine and other
woUd rich il resin yields also a consider
able amount 81 iarrcnlinc. in the gather.
Ing OF which Sod H.0JY 'rrfs ne every yeEr
sacrificed
II is estimated that in saving inch
boards oi pine. hrn.lucS. etc. the one
fourth inch lw hort ,is,> NJ one one fifth
of the log. When hIhhci /, sawed by The
billion feet. enc can easily Nrr that the
question Of iI>posine of The ,awdusI in u
way 10 yield = profit. instead uf frs'
class nuisance, is very impprtanf one.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
gh mart Bed. Of Alabama.

!Ilrgfe.tuu news,
lie nHr ,tGs vi western Alabama aIl
said io he practically incXlanstible They
undcrlle considerable, region of country,
and are said io furnish valuable irrtiliz.
ing rcnpni The richest deposits are
found nIon2 ihr Tombigler and Alabama
rivers AMI their tributaries Their cxis.
leuce has been known for generations. but
II has been only within the pas, lew year,
and after much costly and vanslaking
experiment. that their value has been
recognized The cs,eV of the deposits Is
not yer accurately known. but is estimated
by an intelligent observer, who has re-.
,ently made partial exploration Of the
field, that there are beds consisting of
several strata IN the bluffs OF the Tomhig
bee river which would yield at least 600,
900 tons of mari. and that "thc various
beds OF deposits Of shell mari IL west Ala
bama can not he exhausted within the
next hall century"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27

lCami,ri,lge Tribune. /

" i'if'a'sl
A a.hionablr young lad, n the Grand
Union IN saiaiogo. gives The following
account OF her silver poodle Hes IA
daisy. he l. 80 nice and clever. III has
his tooth brush and keeps just as still when
the maid Uses il with the pow Ter, Ill.
baiks Ia have his hair oiled aud combcd.
and takes shampoo with perfect delight.
When he goes Ia he'd he lays hi, had Oh
the pillow and goes 10 sleep Ike tired
hoy. rs 10, OF work caring for ia" brute
though There's one thing I'm thankful
Tor hrs AWAY, dressed in the r,oming.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
THE TREE BY THE WELL
JOAQUIN Miller.

IIOoOuin MiIlar !
A. A..,. ..,;, r. - Ia
- .',,..,,.'.b a. ~ -. .L;,.'.;.
ne ito nei"he .Ae caravan,
Anu u'egih9 "eii'' ne 'oifstihg, uieI
n. Ala ~ ,,,..-,, ,,. ,.,,. .;.,,
u Nc ~ 'nn,s. .' .s; mns 'e'i'a'"'
ohs al-ts', VIVA, triumph mere
10 hho" "" VIZ" u diggea III Nam'
U.,a.,,.., ,L. .,,., -,
NJ 6S,s'a La,,a +, I'.,e.,i,o.
pisseu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "'"lins
IT. -,..-,.-,s,,
i"e H'"' pi'e '"s t"'e VI wv"
VII, 49,. ,,,.i,, ,,,,. uu
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-27
AR Brush Portraits.
Chicago Journal

The aii brush was one of the useful and
Interesting inventions exhibited NJ TIA,
photographer convention in Philadelphia.
4 little holder is charged with India ink
and by a lrl!ow. operated with foot
pedal. after The manner OF :, wing ina
chine. the fluid is blown upon tamil,
outlined portrait the rsnl, giving q pic.
'ur >up,rini ~ na1r ~ 60 I" the Iw>i
'rayor drawing \ 'f ze poria na,
rhhs ir mid IN fw d uis. ale. q
i'rnrily ny the usr oI lie iDmn IA
,t',r i :. many weeks were require