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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-09-12
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CURES kll E9lJbanaS.

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powerful, purifying, and invigorating meii-
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nnloi,s sores md swellings, Hlp-joint Disease.
"White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
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plntcs, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for q Treatise on scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
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Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is a
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chance are all equal, and that no one
can possibly divine what numbe will draw a
Prize.
REMEMBER that the paymentofall Prizes
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
signed by the President OF an institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized in the
highest courts: therefore, beware of any imi-
tations or anonymous schemes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
The IIorror orr.

WuEE7mERE, Pa, Oct. l0-rhc acct
dent on the l.chigh Valley road at Mud
Run is beyond question the most horrible
disaster that ever happened in this portion
OF the State. Though no details can bc
learned, there Is no doubt that the num-
Dor killed will reach nearly eighty, and
the injured nearly double that number
The trains were excursion trains returning
from the celebration at llazClton, the an.
nunl parade Of the Catholic temperance
societies OF the Scranton diocese. Thou
sands Of people went down .to llazcltun
from tie towns OF Luz1mr and
lackawanna counties Seven train, with
the ears filled % The duOrs, pa sod through
White Haven, taking thc old route hy
Penn Haven. On the return the lilst
train left llnzlrlon about o'clock pm,
the other following MS rapidly on deemed
safe. The first three sections came through
without accident, the disaster happening
10 the fourth and liilli actions. For some
reason not explained, the fourth section
was standing On the track near the little
station oi Mud Run, i've miles below
White Haven, when the iifth section shot
around curve close behind, and crashed
into H. The car, were smashed and broken
and hurled off the tack The road lies
close bc,id, the lchigh river. q steep en-.
bankmrut sixty feet hiih running down 90
the water. Several Of the cans rolled down
this aud others were crushed against the
cutting on The other side. Up 10 this
writing, - 30 O'Clock an, no dicc, COM
municIlion has been cytnhi she'd with the
scene oi the disaster aud the railroad
officials here. llthcy know anything they
absolutely refuse b. give any Information.
At / o'clock this morning reports about
the accident are still very conflicting. IL
II known, however from dispatches re-
cciycl at the depot that the accident i
quito NJ bad n nj frst reported aud nj
least thirly or moro are killed. Nothing
official can be obtained az the complny's
office, which is closed TO reporters aud all
others one train hns been started from
tho wreck and /, IA expected 10 arrive
about O'Clock this morning
Most 81 the injured are said 20 be from
Scranton aud l.ackaaanua county
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

tons was a long cloak OF green cashmere
over an undcrdres3 OF iawn color infinitely
llutcd. 4 girdlc Of golden green confined
the waist. 4 simple gowu--ior rehcarsals
only-was Of pale blue merino the full
length OF the skirt, plcated, the bodicc-a
special design OF FcliN-of blouse shape,
loosely laced in front, over an under
blouse Of the soiicsl muslin.
The only London garment was Rel.
fern coat Of black cloth. trimmed on the
pockets and around the collar with rows Of
tine gold braid An evening dress Of En-
pirc style and q skirt OF white satin, the
bottom Of which vas enriched with .
double wreath Of white roses, the whole
skirt ycilcd with mouselino de sole, edged
with lace; the low bodice OF satin, also
similarly vCilcd; wide MORE sash ar.
ranged in the style Of the empire, aud q
white lace ian, with golden crossed LIS in
monogram. finished The costume.
a Greek dcshabillc 81 golden silk gauzc,
shot with blue, was drapcl in the most in.
tricate and complicated manner, the neck
TO be worn slightly opened, a la GrccXue
and edged with jcwclcd collar. 4 girIlr,
STUDDED with jewels, completed this rdvish-
Ing outfit.
Side by side was a tea gown Of Worths
totally different ia style, but equally beauu-
iul. II WAS OF primrose satin, bro
caded with roses and white lilac,
with large lapcls turned back aud
with immense Bishops sleeves Of
white muslin, the effect Of which will
be- 10 make the wcarcr appear moro than
ordinarily tall and slender. \ il,sh.coloUd
ball drc was ycilcd IN clouds ot pink aud
silver ullc, the front trimmed with long
pink AMI silver ifu fcs which will undu.
late with every movement oi the wclfUr
And 80 the torrent Of lovely things that
are calculated 10 hll tile heart feminine
with admiration poured from the trunks.
Their cost would make q moderate for
tune.
OF the now In Tosca parsols Mrs.
Ianglry bought soycul-one with a Tiny
icwplcd watch set in the head and an
other with m exqnisitgiy carved parrot ol
brilliant plumago climbing Ia the nncx.
The sticks OF these parasols are nearly i've
feet In length, aud ~ big around a. the
heavy walking sticks that men use. \ IL
Tosca lady's cane, which are now used
abroad, was Of polished wood With an or
angc ~ the head.
Mr.. Rob,rl Buchanan Is writing q new
play for Mira. langiry, Mr. Richard pa
yics Is nj work on another, and Louise Ia
VALERIE IL pu1lling her brains over third.
Mn. Langlry also passed u day with Sar
dou at Marley, aud met many cclcbriuc.
vi the world Vi letters.
Altogether. sho has had q good time
abroad. and 10 --- she returns refreshed
IN her American homo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
MRS. LANorRY's TREASURES.

New Gowns Galorc-what She Did and
what sho Said.
Frcm the Scw York Herald
Nlrs. Iang,ry returned from abroad yes
;crday.
when that ocean greyhound, the Alas
ka, rubbed sides with her pier. tho Jersey
Lilly. fair rs ever, found quito company
OF friends, who were headed by Judge
Cunning :. Bedford, waiting TO welcome
her. The cus,om.housc procedure was
over in jiHy-Mn. langtry Is not q
novice at it-and within the hour she was
ai her home on West Twcnly-third tifeet.
In her morning room, surrounded 10y
treasures oi art and uru things gathered
from almost every corner Of the globe, she
talked about the events Of her TIP. she
had taken great pleasure IN the triuu phs
of Mr.. DAILY and his company ~ Paris, DO
cause he came from her adopted home,
and over Mr. Mausfcld's London successes
che had been quite clnled.
'On the other hand" faid fhc, I'll the
Americans ate making bucc,s-cs IN tho
Old World / feel quito sure that Nine.
llRding will make q triumph on this con
uncni, for she combines grace aud beauty
with great talent"
Ia London all Mrs langiiy's Cd friends
al the great world oi society, from royalty
down. ilockcd to see her aud kept her very
busy returning cour'csics, but she found
nume time ioi business, o. her travelling
bag Is Oiled with manuscripts oinew plays
She appeared yesterday narycllously Ike
her earlier portraits. She has become
sl,ndcf. almost gIIl.ah In appearance. aud
looked the picture Of cool health. The
hair. with tie tint Of autumn In " mcshcs,
was done up in o new way. IL nppled
along the aide oi ilIr tbapCly head, Over
the rose tinted ears, and Was luwn into q
Greek knot nj the back. She wore DE.
noiN lcgnoir Of old pink brocudc, close
ftllng in the back, loose in front and
gracefully drupcd. About the white throat
and down the mont The gown was Trimmed
with the rnrtst OF old rose point lace. 1hl
elbow sleeves were also trimmed with lac,
aud finished at the edgu with deep iring'
OF pink and gold
The great trunks were being opened.
There were visions Of lDyclncss in gown
fresh from the artist millners OF Paris
A yeriiable Empire house dress OF Doucc
waof white cashmere, embroidered nfoun'
the edge with border OF pale green, Owe
wnicl, pink roses we're trsilcd. Tho wais
was cncirclcd with ribbon OF Old blue.
One Of the PROTEST Of the Worth ereG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
LOCAL BRBVITIES.

Business for the Legislative Council has
been 80 slow since thursday last that no
meeting OF that body will be held this
afternoon.
There will be- meeting OF the Ladies'
auxiliary committee OF the Young Men 5
Christian association, in their parlors, 20I
Main street, this afternoon NJ $3.50 o'clock.
Members and their friends are cordially
invited 10 attend.
\ freight train OF the Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmingham railroad ran into
construction train at Byhalia, Miss, yes
tcrday afternoon. The engine and three
box cars Of the freight train were badly
damaged. As lar as Is known nobody was
injured.
Toncy Fairfield aud William Carter, Ia
borers, engaged in a drunken fight yester-
day afternoon, during the progress OF
which IL is said Tonoy relieved William OF
several dollars in money. Fairfield was
arrested by officer Kelly.
The local freight and passenger Offices OF
the Illinois Central railroad have been re-
moved to 800 Main strcat under the Pea
body hotel. The place has been hand.
sOmely hitcd up, aud Assistant General
Passenger and Ticket Agent a. j. Knapp
announces that he will lll the office with
handsome desks and an efficient clerical
staff, aud then have a lively hustle ior the
business.
An electric light wire at tho corner OF
Main aud Monroe streets caught IRE about
z O'Clock last evening, and for a time
threatened 10 ignite the adjacent building.
The Brush Electric Light company wa.
notified and had the dangerous wirc dis
connected. Early in the evening, another
wire at S. l.. Lees cigar store threatened
similar trouble, and was promptly doc
tOrcd. Still another wire, In the show
window Of Wright 4 Bro, corner Main
and Madison streets, took fire and, like
the others, was disconnected.
Fireman Patrick Clinton, Of the hook
and ladder truck, and M.cheil Clcary, oi
engine company No. !, INDUCED them
selves In the luxury Of quarrel NJ th'
corner Of Adams and Second streets about
7o'clock Tuesday night. which ended in
the former being cut IN the left breast 10y
the latter. The wounded man was re-
moved TO Renkcrts drug store, where DIR.
Donohuc attended him. after which he
was taken to his home. Tho knife pcno'
traicd the breast near the heart, inilictin.
wound that Is quite deep, though No
serious result is npprchendcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
THE COMPLAINING SIOUX.
The arisvanoos Of tho Indians Stated
by Chiof

The Grievances Of tho Indians Stated
by Chiof
81. Pau, MINI, Oct. lO.-T The Sioux
chiefs from standing Rock arrived hero
this morning in chagooi Agent Mclaugh-
lin. Sitting Bull WIS In good humor. lie
now wears storc clothes, aud parts his
long. heavy, coarse hair In the middle,
tying the plated ends with biz Of calico.
Finy.siS years mostly devoted TO devil.
ment have passed oycrlhc willy oil Sioux.
lie IL now raising cattle In the
agency, but his love for war Is
s,ill shown 10y the fact that ho
keeps two wives. Gall sat on tho floor
With hi- short legs doubled up unlcr him.
H. has q round, iat good bumorcd face,
without a line In il and hc has u rather
pleasant expression with a humorous little
tsi,l In his mouth. John Grass Is pow.
priully built young man 81 thirty, with an
intelligent lace, and without the love Of
alnrnmout which b. 20 marked IN hiy mca
W." gave. through tho interpreter, tbs cX-
preston Of his views
My reasons for refusing 20 support the
Sioux hil are The new act uhcn 10
con,s per acre Tor al the land 10 be ~
luquishcd by H. ratification. and Tie 80
cents per acre IL made contingent upon
the land being taken hy hlu ct llofs,
which. FROM the character OF the Ian ! 'be.
ing chiefly adapted Tor grizusl 10 IL
doubtful u ever moro than Onc.th ri 81 ii
could bo taken under the homestead
laws. aud m there IN no provision
In the act for land not q ~
taken, the few homcsteadprs would o W
Tho benefit Of the largo grow n .rtr q
without cost, and the Indians WOull illus
receive nothing for such homcsieadcl pu .
| tons. Furthermore, 80 cents per ncfc ~
an adequate compensation, and u O. Q
acre, clear u all expenses 10 the lnd.nni
/ would be but nominal rrIc .
/ our treaty Of 1868. by which We
coded large tracts u country, ptp'idr. a
yoke Of oxen and cow for eve Y n ui'y
who locates upon land AMI couucn, e.
| farming, aud ~ soon ~ certificates ~ nl'pi.
lnent are received. each family b receive
/ 500 worth Of agricultural implements the
/ first year and s26 year for the three sue
| ceading yours
We arr nearly all now located up n
| farms anl entitled 10 this, but the goyerr-
mcnl has uni vet made any surveys 10 cn-
able ~ ~ mako alloimenis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

WuREsBARRE, Pa, Oct l0.--A special
train on the Lchigh Valley railroad, carry
ing the Wilkesbarre delegation home from
Hazelton from the Father Matthew cole-
bration this evening, was wrecked above
Penn Haven. The cars were piled in
shapeless mass, one car being stood upon
its end. All the cars were crowded, and
the fatalities will run into awful fig
ures. Physicians from White Haven and
nearby points are at the wreck, as are also
all Lehigh Valley officials from this city.
The number killed is variously reported
from twenty-five to eighty persons. The
only information is from passengers on the
Central railroad trains, who report a hor-
rible state OF affairs, the groans being heard
across the river. At the depot here hun
dreds of people are gathered on the
platform, many weeping for friends sup
posed to be on the wrecked train.
Nothing further than this is known here
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
MARRIED LIFE.
SOME EY6LHSH COMMENTS on IT.

From the London telegraph


A WEDDING STORY.
From the London Telegraph
The homily with which our marriage
service closes lacks intrinsic choerfulness
and IFS peculiar charms, actual or sugges-
tive, are seldom appreciated by the moro
youthful class OF brides. Neither despite
it slight indeIcacy, do all bndegrooms
relish II with perfect 2cst, although in
summarizing the obligations Of matrimony,
it puts the case for the husband good
deal moro advantagcously than iurthe wife.
remember an odd incident, illustrative
Of the objections entertained toward this
trcsome exordium by men OF the "time is
money" and "seli help" ways of thinking.
1t took place at the second wedding of an
honorable and gallant friend ofminc, whose
humor was abundant, but OF the variety
knownas "dry. llcwas being married, let
us say at South Shields, q good many years
ago, and, having been through the GER
emory before, rs principal, WAS sharply
ON the lookout Tor the homily, which he
regarded IN the light of vcXatiOus super.
liuity, Accordingly when the CumlC--G
young and somewhat nervous ccClCsiastiC
had completed the "hucklng.tO' part
OF the service, and was mildly hlenllng out
the eXhortatiOn 90 "hrlr what ST. Paul
saith, Capt. P held mp his hand, to the
ohiclnnts utter dlsmpy, and interrupted
him with the words 81 beg your pardon,
sir; but are we legally marriel2' "Why,
yes; certainly you are, was the hcsitating
reply. "Then, sir, rvjoincd the captain,
IN not trouble You 20 tell Us what Saint
Paul said. Saint Paul may have been u
very good fellow but lac wasn't South
Shields man. Ihissail, hc gave his arm
10 his nowly made wife aud led her away
calmly in the direction of the ycstry
The curatc, II Appears entertained 50
high nn opinion OF the occult virtues Of the
homly, and OF the beneficial effect they
could not fail 90 exercise upon young
married couple, that he took my friend
aside few minutes before the wedding
breakfast and tlmd,y asked him whether
he would permit him, the slid cumic, 20
impart st. Paul's views To him aud Mrs.
p orally on THEM return from the hon
eymoon trip? 10 this question, dictated
by professional Na which would have
done credit TO m Early Christian, my
friend returned q polite, but cyasiyc an
swcr. When, however. husband and wife
came back to their native town, ut the
conclusion OF whg, the Gyrmausso happily
term Die fliucwuyhou, ihoy wcrt so
obviously . happy pH.raul thusub,,qurnt
harmony OF their married life proved 20
delightfully."- continuous, ~ Ear as their
many friends and urgwinlulccs know,
that the reverend enthusiast noyCi found
occasion 10 'piurr' hls uyuritc homiIy,
and wisely left at least two ol his welded
Pensioners 10 work out their connubill
Felicity in their own way.
There Is No difficulty IN married III,
that cannot be- surWpuu'cl IL q union D.,
founded ON respect as we'll us affection.
Nncly.nine men ont of every 100 who
listen lO reason 1t pul TO them IN the right
NuN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
LOCAL NoTICEa

MrNrur Scan Laundry. 22i Second 3.
BHNKlEY 1runEn Co., i2i Jefferson u.
ClTizrN-' steam Laundry, Nos - AMI
- Bealc stree. Iol jJJ for wagon 10 call.
PANrs madl IN order from ~ up. l.
Mcnkc, tailor, 10 Monroe street
Lar Lruhrn Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds. shingles. holdings
BRAScu OrFcE Memphis Steam lAun.
dry. So Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
All sizes er'ic baskets, fronts aud fcnd.
cts also heating cooking stoves Tor sale
cheap at Gab.yt Telephone 2'I
C.R Hor,usiss. skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches ! o..
pccially solicit. 40. 800 Main street
pURr anil white ~ tho Hover Whose
nnmo Il bear mc tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DIAN n LAZY CorFEE AND sricE o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
How 10 Occurred.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa, Oct. O.-miorma,ion
reached this city tonight OF terrible acci-
dent which occurred on the lehigh Valley
railroad at Mud Run, the first station
above Penn Haven. a grand parade of
Catholic societies took place at lIazelton,
and large excursion was run from
Wilkcsbarre for the occasion, composed Of
lodges, bands and sight-sccrs from Wilkes
barre Nanticokc aud other points along
the line. The excursion train wosrun in two
sections, aud upon ihcirretum trip tonight
the rear section ran into the forward sec
ton ut Mud Run about o'clock with
disastrous results. Several cars OF the
forward were tccsco?ed, and forty persons
were killed outright and an equal number
injured many Of them probably fatally.
The late hour at which the accident oc-
cured, the remote and isolated location OF
the scene, and the rc,iccucc Of the rail.
road people, combine TO render the OBJ
tainmcnt OF details extremely difficult It
is impossible TO obtain the names Of any Of
the victims, but their number are stated
above with approximate accuracy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

Mn. JouN 5. SrEEp. late Of tho 'ir'p 81
Dcs JaIdins, Miller 4 Rooics, vii hclcai'
ter be- iound with Mnsrl Ofy.l Brothers
X Co., and will be- pleased 10 have his
friends aud acquaintance call on him be-
loro purchasing anything Ia thc hardware
stove or iinwaro line, rs he can make u 10
their interest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

Nine. Alex. Godan bcgs 10 inform The
ladies' that she has just returned from
New York aud il ready to attend TO their
orlcis. also beg them To sec her before
purchasing their dresses, ~ she knows
exactly what is 10 be made and how TO
make Il. No. 200 Main street, upstairs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
In IIn,, Consultation.

WAsnIN0roN, oct 20, - Neither the
President nor judy, Thurman came into
town today, AMI they will remain at oak
View lonieht judge Thurman has TO-
c'ivcd a tee RAN f.nmoning him home
o. account 81. legal husincis demanding
nis attention. and viii probably leave to-
nnrInM Innrlliisl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
Cheap Tickets 60 Dallas, TcN., and
IlgGuru.

On October ., H., l6, ~, % aud 20, the
Iron Mountain Route viii cell tickets to
Dallas, Tex, andrcturn for Sass account
oi Dallas Fair aud Exposition Tickets
will bo good for return pissago tn and In
Guiding November 10. For further inlor.
nation call on II, d. NirsoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent 800 Main
Street, Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
Sacrifice OF Real Partisan nonnctsi

Our Fall lmpor,ations brought immc.
diatcly from Paris 10 be used as direction
for our millincH. The models cost and
are worth fabulous prices, and can never
he exactly reproduced, but sell them We
willard today. Instead OF stiff prices you
shall see reduction perfectly incompre-
hcnsible 10 those who can appreciate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

Ngw Yory oct. No. The French mr.
lists, Couquclin and Miss lIadins, tonight
appeared Tor the first time iE This city
M the same p'ay. the selection br,Ig
~ Aycui ricu. They were heartily ~.
cciycd auI made a favorable impression.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

100 dozen Hats Round iclts, English,
French and Now York styles the newest,
most remarkable colorngs and models,
worth 500 TO $500; opening day, and
that day only, Sl.0O each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
Mark well,

FUsr GRour-All Patterns costing $1,000
to land in New York, price today $1,000.
SECOND GGour -- Al Patterns costing
SlaO0 to Land in New York, price today
$500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

y rrNovEn ~ tuE usE ~ COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the gcovia
Of the hair.
liumeirs Flavorng extract, arc the
lest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

BRiyo your parasols nnd umbrellas 10
No. 3j7 Main street Recovering ana ~
pairing OF every kind. Old ones made
equal TO new.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

GnAxp Opening Of Millinery and French
Pattern Bonncts at Hopkins Thursday.
October III.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

GRtNp Opening Of Millinery and French
Pattern Bonneis at Hopkins Thurlay'
October ~.
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aAYoso LAT COMPANY.

No. 3o4 Main stroo., Opposite GryoBo
Hotel Herman Groin, Proprietor.
Just opened with m entire new line Of
Hats nul Caps 'Dr men, bow AMI children.
Prices lower thin anybOdy's \ triai will
convince YOU.