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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-07
The National Credit IL No More

soldiy founded than the reputation OF Benson )
thpcino Plasters. They are known, appreciated
and used every here in America-its hospitals
and it. homes. Physicians, pharmacists and
druggists affirm that for prOmptne-s of action,
certainty aud range of curative qualities they
are beyond comparison. The public are again
cautioned against the cheap, worthless and
shameless limitations offered by meudaciOus
parties under the guise OF similar sounding
names, such a. "Capsicin," "CapsiCum," "CR.
puCin,' 4" CapsiCine.' ETC. Ask for BensOu's T.
buy OF respectable druggists only, and make a
personal examination. Ihu genuine has the
" Three Seals trademark and the word "CHp-
cine cut in the centre. a2M,W,Sw
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~ FDfCsG.
.CrlCuRA REMEDIES.
From ll5 lbs. TO 161 lbs.
To tho Cu,icura Remedies ! Owe Ny
Health, Ny Happiness, and
Nv Life.

y gay never passes that do not think and
sp'ah hlh'ly nt tho tUrtCuEN REMEpiES, Seven
hulttH uRu, hu ot dozen Jumps formed un my
nNth, ranging IN sigc from u Chcrry stone to an
orange, rhelarlgr ones Wor, ttiu uht mi look At
n@hu @ Phnlhl 10 hcHr people turned aside when
in'N i,1 saw me, ~ disgust, aud 1 was ashamed to
their treatment, ana all medicines failed tn do
hnN ENuu III moment OF despair 4 tried the
Inrl,'hA hsNkniss-Nrri tho great skin
nuIr 1hu 'liiNthN soar, an oNuuIstte skin
Bcautincr, externally, aud CuTICun, RKa"I yrsr
the new Hood futihcr tutcrnaIiyi the small
lumps (As | Calt thrml gradually lisannaar.d
aud the large ones broke, IN about two wreLa -
dSchhlglng largo quantities OF matter, lcaytnr
lNn slight scars ia my neck to day TO tell tho
hundred and httocn sticky pounds my weight
now is one hundred ana sixty. one solid, healthy
pounds, lud my height Is only nyc teot nvo
RsNRpIEs. North. south, hast and west To
ttTItUNA REMEbIN-l UNE NY uEAIrU. Ny HArrt.
SEss aud ~, LiFE prominent Now York
use the tlrl,rUA kKMSptEs YOU look to be In
perfect health f MY reply was, do, ana shall
always have mover known what sickness IA
since ! commenced using the CUriCUHA RKNE
utEa. sometimes am laughed at by praisinE
thum tu people not acquainted with their mertts
Tut sooner ur later they viii come to their senses
ann holtcNc the snmc ~ those that uso them as
dozens have whom have told. MAY the tune
come Nhcu thCrc shall bo large CurICURA sup.
ply. House In every city In the world, for the
hvucnt OF humanity, wh"TC the turICVKA RnNH-
uiSs shall ho sold uStY, 90 that there will bc
rarely need oi ever entcriGga drug store,
NJ, husbands,
gluFultun st, New York, n. Y.
trTtyuEA RENEuiSs are "A positive cure Tor
every furm OF skin aud Blood Diseases, from
rimplos to scrniula. sold everywhere. Price
tlIl'tEA, ~ cents Soar, y cents kE-uL Esr.
sl Prepared Toy tho rorrEg pRru AM CnENi
uNltu, Boston. Mass. Send Tor " Ilow to Cure
skin Diseases
send Tor " now To Cure SkIu Diseases"
nInSPIES. ElaCkhraag, Skin Blcmt.ha4 and
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Tho distuaslng snccEc. sucoEc, snccIc, tho
Nctid, NH'rrr dl-,hprE,s from the oycs and nosc.
the painful inflammation extending to the
throat, tn" swcilIuE Ut tho mucous lining, caus-
ing choking sensations cough. ringing noises In
tho head and splitting ctdtchcs-how familiar
those sytnpathi's are to thousands who suffer
periodically from hcgd colds OF influenza, aud
Who live tn Ignorance OF tho fact that q single
Application ot SNSFuEps RADICAL Cuga ruR ca.
TtEUH " Ill afford instantaneous rcHsJ
by this treatment in cases OF simple Catarrh
gives but faint. idea OF what Ihi. rCmcly will
do ip the chronic forms, whCro the breathing "a
On-truytcl by choking, puirId mucous aCcumu.
lAtiaus, the hearing affected. smell ana taste
gone, throat ul,yuitCd and hacking cough grad
uslly fastening Itself upon tho dehtittatcd avs.
tenn Then 70 h that thu marvellous curative
power Of ~NSPuRus RADICAL CU RE- mauitr-ts a
SELF TIA instantaneous aud grateful relief Curo
begins from the urst application. II - rapid,
radical, permanent economical, sNt1.
HASFvGp.N RADICAL CURE consists OF one buttla
OF tho Radical Cure, one bon Catarrhal solvent
aud AN Improved Inhaler. Price, slOl
Porter pET4 A tWENIiAf Co EfsFrgy
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served Nine Years In Prison.
Michael Davitt who ranks among Ire
lands most popular men, was born in Mayo
county He has devoted many years of his
life to the solution of the Irish question, and
has been in prison for his connection with
Irish politics for over nine years in all. This
length OF time was passed in several jails and
convict establishments. He was treated as an
ordinary prisoner, not being allowed any in
dulgences, until the favor was granted him
con his remission 10 Portland prison on the
Sd OF February, 1881, after breaking his
ticket-of-lesve) TO keep a little black bird.
This bird, named Joe, was the SOLITARY
Audience of the book which he wrote while
in prison and which was published in Lon
don in 1884, under the title OF Leaves from
Prison Diary; or Lectures 10 a Solitary
Audience" Both sad and serious, gay and
amusing are the notes found therein !;
written In style at once simple and elO-
quent He writes with much pathos
of his "chum Joe;" most especially in
the passage where he releases his little
companion. He says: 81 opened the door
with trembling hand, when, quick as
flash OF lightning, he rushed from the cage
with Wild scream OF delight and in mo-
ment was beyond the walls OF the prison."
In speaking OF his hope that the bird would
return to him, he says "the instinct OF free
dom was too strong to be resisted, though |
had INDUCED the fond hope that he would re-
MAN Win me- Aiter DaVltts release from
prison he went to England and spent some
time there maturing future plans He in
tended going to Australia before visiting
America, but that plan WAS abandoned, and
he will be in this country, as envoy of Mr..
Parnell, at the coming Chicago convention.
He intends delivering lectures and hopes TO
make them financially successful so that he
can return to Ireland and devote himself en-
tirely TO the work OF reform. He says " vic
tory is certain If the Irish race throughout
the world will stand united and calmly per-
severe on the present lines
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stop My Paper.

The English Churchmaa lee lures the
Prince OF Wales sharply because he recently
gave dinner to forty guests on Sunday.
The dinner was followed by variety show
In which Japanese jugglers exhibited their
skill and a string band played, +" carefully
avoiding sacred music" says The ChuTchman
with rising indignation
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His delicate Correction.

From the Farmers Friend.
"Whst lovely COW, Uncle James" ex.
claimed Boston girl, the morning after her
arrival ''and how comically she shakes her
head:" "1es, bur don't get too near that
cow" cautioned the uncle; she's an ugly
critter." " e'J
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Take Your Choice.

! ou can be weak, nervous, dcbilitated, and de
spondont, disq ualited for work OF hCad or hand,
or you can enjoy fair share of health and peace
OF mind. Burd0ck BLOOD BtterS viii alleviate
your misery and do you world of good II you
will but have faith try. For sale by ii. b. CoCh.
ran, druggist, ~ and l39 North Queen street.
Lancaster.
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Dr, Tanners stomach.

Dr. Tanner certainly has a great stomach
great because OF It's strength and endurance.
We may err in saying that the doctor uses Bur
dock BLOOD BineTs. but II he does, his digestive
powers are easily accounted for. BuFdOcE
BioOd Btlters, being "A standard medicine arc
sold by all druggists, For sale by II B. Cochran
druggist, lJ1 and lG North Queen street, Ian.
HuAIH
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Allow IstD say

That good deal of the suffering I'm this world
can bo avoided by purchasing Dr. Thomas
EciectTic OF, and using II as per directions.
1t IS an inaaDle cure FOR all aches, sppins, an q
pains. For sale by II. u, Cochran, druggist, lJ7
and lH North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Slightly Premature.

a fexas teacher was calling the roll. just
~ ne called out "Robert Smith, Robert
hinseii rushed In out OF breath, and an
swered: Here, sirr "Robert next time
you must not answer 10 your name un-
to-" w "o'
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Hon. Jos II. GoOdridge. of Brooklyn, n "
writes this Cannot express myself In sum
Cienuy praiscwOrthy terms. Burd0ck Blood
BtLeTS nave used for the past two years; keen
my stomach in splendid trim" For sale by II
H. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l3J North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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And 50 must neuralgia and rheumatism, when
DT. Thomas EctcctFic OIL attacks them. This
medicine Is II marvellous product ot ingenious
thought. Buy II and try 1t. For sale by w. H.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and lD North queen
street, Lancaster.
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ACHING BHCkS.

weak Backs, Pain. Weakness and inhamna.
uuu ut the Kidneys, shooting Pains through tho
Lolns. NIP and side Pains. Lack OF strength
and Activity relieved In one minute and speed.
Nv cured 10y thu CUTlCURA ANTI.PAlS
PLASTER. Il u"w, original, elegant uud In fIiIi-
bic autidpt" to pain and Inflammation At drug.
gt-t-. -5c nve Tor 800; or postage frco Of PUr.
TEE pEu0 AHu CHEMICAL Co, BoaIoS, MASS.
Hugl lmN saw
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

THE SCIENCE OF LAVE, tho great Medical
Work of tho age on Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline. Errors OF
tOuth, and the untold mt-crtcs cOnsCq uen
thereon. Sp pages syo l3 prescriptions for all
Diseases Cloth, full gilt, only tEu0 by mail,
sealed Illustrative sample tree to all young and
middlo-agcd mon tor tho nrN 1t 20 days. Address
Or. W. IL. PAEk ER, Bulnuch Street, Boston,
Mass. myl7lyeodSw
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SneeZing Catarrh.

DINHPIEs. Ehckhrads, SKIN Blomtshas and
L / M ILlV liumurs. use CrrtCUE, soar.
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On soptember 30 The Essex left her stocks
md - Adams was reported to have said
navy, and there was navy" They were
pgetfy hioodthirsty after Indians In 1871 and
ts99 just ~ we are In 1856 In Pittsburg
~ V offered for each Indian scalp " with
~ &osn ears ears 70 II" and bis Exceliency Lieut.
4zondA PAnzacols will give S4,6OO for
oo1eoever will kill William Augustus
Aou1a "One gun ahot" would do the bus
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Those Central American Revolutions.

lS'u Francisco Chronicle "unlert ,neS''l
met a gentleman from Guatemala the
other day.
You must have a lively time down
there with all those revolutions, | said.
=, b. uatema.a is t.ulet ccmpara
tive,y. II ou want revolutions Monte
video IS the p ace TheS Used 10 have a
re,"iulioa there every other day. re.
member an nglish couple. frie ds II
mine. were one day in a hotogra. her 5
establishment The camera was sci aud
II, ed the o. crater was taking a last look
under the black cloth. when there
was sudden noise like the dischar g
of mussetry. lie threw away the cloth
and at once proceeded tD close the shutters
AID barr cide the place. My friends
rushed out. aud rs they male for their
hotel erybody along the street was
barri up his house and fasien
ing the shutters The botel was
ali c.used up when the reached
1t. They went to their rooms Id pa
tiently awaited the expected carnage. .,n
hour passed. but no noise was heard
inally the husband stole out aud found
everybody in huge state OF h;larity. Il
80 .ms that somebody had un oaded carl
OF uobble stones on the plaza, and every.
body had taken il ior the customary open
ing of q revolution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Health al Co,i.Miaer-.

A great variety of industrial employ
menls are directly and largely productive
OF pulmonary disease notably among
stone cutters. steel grinders, iron miners,
etc. Taking pulmonar, consumption as
test disease of the hurtful elects OF inh i
ing metallic dust, there is a mortality OF
o. in every 40 sick need e makers. dir
minishiIg 10 10 in every 100 sicR
bras workers Minera. dust causes
maximum dealh-rate from con
sumption of 20 per cent. of the total
mortality anon, griudstone makers. ami
mai dust causes 1 per cent, aud dust
from poisonous metas 30 Ter cent of
such mortality, respectively, in the workers
exposed II these exposed 10 vegetable
dust. U out Of every 100 deaths anon :
the cotton. flax aud hemp dtCssers are
due tU consumption. whiie among coal.
min rs only fraction Of one in the 100
dea hs is due 10 this cause
Iecent Investigations show not only
that consumption is not caused b. Goa
mining. but that this is the hca .thiest If
industrial employments Looking to the
longevity. high standard of heath. and
low death rate Of coal miners, an | to their
remarkable freedom from pulmnnar' dis
ease. there would seem 10 be some speciai
protective feature in coal-mining opera.
lions not shared by The rest of the dusty
trades. 1t is surm sed that this may he
due to the antiseptic properties of the car.
bon constantly inhaled.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
To the Public.

The Oldest Clothing House in Custer County
is the Reliable Clothing House of Silverman's We
do not misrepresent our goods but sell them for
just what they are worth We also do not need a
New Department to hire tailor to make over our
clothing. The goods we are selling recommend
themselves. We are proud to say, and can prove
it by our numerous old customers that we have
the best trade in the county. We do not drum all
over the country making announcements what we
can do, paying big advertising bill in the papers,
etc., consequently we are saving all this big ex-
pence to our customers and can thus afford to sell
you better goods for less money than any other
house in town. Our Spring and Summer stock is
arriving every day and if you are in need of any
thing in my line, from SC. pair of stockings to
$50 90 suit Of clothes, we can accommodate you
Remember the place.
SILVERMAN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

A surprising example Of artistic ability
was cited ny Mr.. Henry Blackburn in his
last lecture u,on English water colo.4
He sa d that e knew IN artist who un-
derslo the va ue of line" 10 such q
perfecti' Tint he could draw picture
In his pee ct When street scene in.
teresied him lie would put his hand In
his picket seize sIeucil. d illustrate
the event without taking the pa er or
pencil OIL; II lie poe et
ierre or,lard is viii n. TO NY $50.
00j year far II good ], ckey. And 81
some pe"pic uauser for Q 81 800 con
sulsts - .A.A
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Iud rer,v.o,'- pm. ~, Gi,.x

l.Nnl ~ ~ 80 ~ ~ 7 - =
Tennyson eschews London almost en-
lircly now d W II ne er rs he HIM
seal ayIw., visit il a-a'u except IN chn'
pu SIAN and i've completely la Il little
world ui h.S own lie l., as fond now OF
n Z ass ii srunu TGrt as when III VIII
NAeIprNols ; Mnn lo5ne" lie badc The
plump head VA ier at The ock Di NJ "a
pint :, { the vintage which ba felt The
glow OF I.usiiagiaI summers pon one
occasion hr fps,cd Mir Irving TO take q
glass OF the precious II iuid. Mr. lrvil g
did as he was desired. but not Icing u
port ne dr,nker. 81 ped il very s.owiy.
efore he had finished il the decanler
from which the bard had bee automatic
ally rep enishiug his goblet was empty.
Lord 1e.nyson bade the butler bring a
fresh supply, and turning TO his guest,
said dr. ly -Do you always drink a
bottle Of ort, Mr. irving, after dinner: y
The laureate however though endowed
with AN n probation Uf wine has always
partaken sparingly of IT, lie has not
practced. aud does not practice now. q
similar abstinence In the matter Oh 10
bacco. lie smokes pcrpclualy; a pipe
always aud by preference long plpe oi
the kin known as "churchwarden; d
at each of his Il, uses he possesses diyan
specially conceded TO himself. in an upper
story. whittier he sometimes invites a
friend to smoke and hear him read NO
man habits cOu d vary less After an
early break ast he devo.es an hour TO his
correspondence With his eldest son. Thea
he smokes, mcditates writes, d ocea'
sionally strolls in his garden till lunch
lie seldom misses taking this meal Ell
famille. but very rarely talks while IL is IN
progress hould happy inspiration
ha,e seized him after the morning 5
musings he returns silently to his stud }!
aud commits 10 pa er the thought
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Fixing the Land.

The dunes If Gasconr. according TO a
recent report by the inspector of French
public works. cover a surface OF more
Than zoos acres, and are more Than
feet high and three or four miles wide.
I he tine "a a composing them was for
merly pusaed constantly inland By The
wind covering fields and villages and
even burying churches up to their towers.
Since /. y the dill cult task of fixing the
sand hills by creating growth of vegeta
tion ON them has been in progress, and
has at length resulted in avertns a reat
public dang AMI forming tine for, ST.
The ormation Of new du es is prevented
by the huidinL # wooden alsade.
against which the sea raises so steep a
bank hat no sand can be blown o er the
incline
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

The electricians of the Old World are
am ng the latest strong advocates of en-
ploying trees as protection from light
ming. Investigation leads them to con.
clude that the greatest protection build.
ing can have is to have tall trees near by
The branches are so many points con
ducting the electricity by the trunk tc
the ground As T. what particular tree,
are the best for this purpose, there is
some question, but all agree that tall
growers are the most desirable; also that
those with great branches are Letter than
such a, have spreading mes. erhaps all
tall. growing kinds. like oak. rop ar.
hickory, horse chestnut elm. pine or
spruce. are of nearly equal vauc. In
Planning to protect buildings distance
of NIT feet AVA would be proper 10
have the trees oser there would be danger
In case of stroke Of lightning that the
kuhl would follow the ground 10 tae
building \ small pond between the
tree and the building would render the
protection about complete
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
m u q Going Wrong.

American lad es don look up to Paris
with the old respect. They feel instinct
lively that some. hing is gong wrong at
the head Of he fashion world The ruth
i that there is no longer any center here.
no one person who gives the tone 10 dress
ss nd ugc"ie under the empire Uf
course, as an merican prefer to find
rance under ie. ublic rather than under
o monarchy OF any kind. but that aris is
graz. ualy easing TO I've the pore of the
mill. me- 5 and dressmakers CT the civil
lied world is unquestionabl true. and ls
due TO the fact that president. or rather
Q pres. dent wife. has luslipd from the
throne the queen and the empress
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Eoa tn. Gi r.r Nay R. Utilized.

The similarity of Cinnamon must be a
source OF unavailing regret to theatrica
managers. who nnd themselves unable TO
collect corps of even dozen -supers
who can eiecyely create the Illusion tina;
the are vast army by counlermarching
OFT al one wing and in at another, 'n;
of them Is always recognized on his sec.
ond a pcarance by striking protuber
a ce of nose or an abnormal curvature If
leg. and Laied with unsympathetic
mlIth. No such disaster cou Gefall q
spectacular procession Of Cinnamon
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Equally Emcaciou /.

The oxidi alton Of sewage is one Of the
latest schemes for insurng public health.
The I'm, uls.ve ublic. however. has been
led To lie ieye that the gsivanis ati "a of the
sanitary authorities might prove equally
e. cacious
sieline I'd. IT, Fell There 10 no place
Nike your cyclone cellar for true repen,
onca
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

msterdam. the chief IN,

msterdam, the chief commercial city
Of Ulland is built upon what was once
a arsb. or. worse than that. sea and
is yasi marvel Of massive water.works
dams cmbankments and buttresses built
Of very heavy stone above. but resting
uroI mil ipls of pi es below Piles are
Ia fac. tie support of the whole town
f,r tue upl cr soil. IN, st of which has been
bro ghl in from distant PAGES, is com.
posed Of sandy lUaln. which affords no
ITm support
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

A famous rerch writer tells us tha'
every man dies bravely who dies In com
pany.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
A DENV Err GAMBLER
TELLS ABOUT oi.D-TiH3 DEVICES
OF TWENTY YEARS AGO.


In 1904 there were numerous
places where the teaderfoot was bcguiled
aud robbed If his all The most not, rious
place wa, the rom run by ill and iy
Ford They didn't run an, thing hut
poker-rooms but many poor devil with
q taste for the game was enticed in there
and robbed.
How was il doIeg"
Il will tell you. ne Il The hangers
on around the rooms was gambler
named erry ewis. erry Wa crooked
throughout lie couldn play fair
game If he wanted to lie had his
cappers aroun town gathering up the
unwary lie always ha his particular
seat at n table and the man who sal op-
posite TO him was always teeced before
be got up.
tgISNING" WAY.
Everything apparently was on the
square. but it WASH l. erry had Awning
wav about him in more ways than one.
lie never went for anything but big
game lie would get around fellow.
propose a quiet game of draw. ,aSe him
TO his room and the two would sit
down tn table in room by thensel es
Jerry had his OF federaie however, and
had him stalioued in The loft Immediately
abo the table There was small hole
in the ceiling where the fellow could see
the sucker Ina d. Then there was an
ingenious system of wires arranged by
which sgI ais could be given.
The signals were gwen on the sole
of Jerry foot. There was hole in the
floor rs well as in the ueiling Jerry
would place his foot over tae hole aud his
pal would work the wire. They had a
telegraph s. stem One tap would mean
something, two someihilg else SO you
see that the watcher could keep ,erry
correctly informed as q what the other
fellow held II was dead sure thing,
and Jerry made min of money
-How wR his trick ,iiscoN
"A Texan, named Fam cid struck
Den er with 80 U0t. lie played bank
heavy and won s.0.nOO more erry
tackled him for a game If draw and sam
consented. The first night erry lost just
enough TO make the Texan think that he
was the boss poker player N the world.
The next night they quit even. The night
after erry started in to win the pile but
luck was against him lie couldn't hold
anything lie knew it was use ess 10 try
and stack the cards, because cid would
have discovered that and there would
sisna errv mil lnser ,Sat picbt bui he
Adm ,,iva mn He tackled : cid again
the n.yt n;,ht and won righ, along
,,gT'urr - ,n''.rn
.u. had wa, ssn ooo of ,Lo Sou,hor,
.-,s ,nonav and ras LAWN b;mselt n,', .,
,y;n ,ra r:,s, as !, raLad in a NO, Of
=, No., AMI hoa J.a,, ,ha cards hims.lf
b. Ia a a,i,' Is" .t,'n, =, nm ias,
"aa w., oa s,,uh "y haad ~ ,ha dro and
I.r., ~, ~. 80, ,ui haI nauu I Un hie t,n and
& &Ssin,, Iar,ar % ,nan 'Iu Hs.Js Thn he,,;u,,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

The cu>tm Of COMPRISING the head,
Of infants is rapidly dying Out among the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
4 Che r'ui Collection.

The anthropological congress which IL
soOn to he held mt ltome will have Gu.
rions feature in the collection Of 80
sAu,.s oi eI,u.i..a.s. nunbe;ed and CAS-
ted To lhese viii he added the photo
graz lbs of 10 AMI the brains Of more
than 10 con icis, th usands Of auo
graphs poems ske,ches AID special iu.
struuenIs. The worA of Grim nails