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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06

enfeebled constitutions. Haste for
great riches, kt(hk ID ,fbr prefer
ments, work for keeping q certain
grade Ia social circles, and struggle
for constant pleasure, are causing
the laws which eeft@ih a our physi-
cal well-being to be fearfully ignor-
ed. This age of fateam and .electric.
ity, which largely annihilate time
and space seems to have begotten
an impatience and unrest of the hn-
man mind which are insatiate and
wcIl-nigh inexorahle. r4
Engrossed with pleaspe TO satie.
ty; involved in business pursuits to
the neglect Of religious duties, fami-
ly obligations and social recrea-
tions; jealous in the performance of
the duties 70 God, and unmindful
Of those which pertain to man, the
mind gets into q certain rut from
which it becomes impossible for to
remove itself. Soon sleeplessncss,
nervous prostratien and concomi-
tant results follow, while the poor
victim, conscious of his utter help
lessness, frequently with the physi
cal system intact, is compelled to
take an absolute rest in order that
the nerve force may regain their nor.
NAL condition and stable equilib-
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06
In all Grades.

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ers for DIR. SCOTr'S Genuine Electric
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ed for Electric Corsets. Quick sales.
Write at once for terms DIR. Scott, Ss
Broadway, y y.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06

RUANnN m REWARDED are those VINO
UINUI " read this and then act; they
0IlIll Ia will find honorable employ
anonaG Z ment that will not take
them from THEN homes and
families. The profits are large and sure
for every industrious person, many have
made and are now making several hun
dred dollars a month. 1t is easy for any
one To make s. and upwards per day,
who is willing 10 work. Either sex,
young or old; capital not needed; we
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ability required: yOn, reader, can do 1t
as well as any one. Write TO MS at once
for full particulars. which We mail free.
Address StinsOn Il Co, Portland, Maine.
feh.l7iSS
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06
No warning we take from tho broken

mo warming we take from tho broken
down,
That lie thick on every side,
Tho victims sad of haste Rnd speed.
Crushed under the steods OF pride.
'Twere better to pause, and slowergo,
To remember our pains and Ills,
Before the flag OF death ends the race Of
And we fall in the pace that kills."
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06

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MY wife was confirmed dyspepitic.
Some three wear ago by the advice of DR..
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try simmons Liver Regulatory j feel
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and may all who read this and are af-
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otherwise, use Simmons Liver Regula-
tor aud / feel confident health will be
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Wm. NJ. Kersh, Fort Valley, Ga.
See that you get the genuine
with red II on front of wrapper.
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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-07-06

and one thing more is equally certain.
no one will remain dyspedtic who will
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
A Land Ever Poor.

India is fearfully poor today, and ! find
internal evidence that il has ever been so.
There has ever been the few who coined
gold out of muscle and crystallized sweat
into gems. The few here was perhaps
smaller than IN any other country, 1t
built its palaces and tombs of wondrous
beauty, but there is absolutely no sort Of
monument Of past people or masses.
These have ever lived in squalor, their
mud houses melting under a summer
rain; their little accumulations vanishing
In the smoke Of their poor funeral piles.
Oppression has 80 sunken into their
natures that they have no conception of
anything else. IL cells were half as fond
Of being skinned as these people are of
being ground down they would wiggle
from their mud houses into the frying
pan. Like spauiels. they delight in lick
ing the hand that smites them.
There is nothing in this land 10 make
II one Of wealth, but everything 10 make
il the opposite. Its climate enables its
people TO live on what would he Starya-
ton elsewhere, and 70 cloth. themselves
In some light cloth alone, Such q people
never could be rich. They have been
able n manufacture articles az almost a
nominal cost whose rarity in Europe
made them Of great value, and Europe
imagined these things were RICHES, where
as their very ~cheapness here was evidence
of the poverty of the country Garter II.
Harrison in Chicago Mail.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
A Much Needed Book.

A work is soon to he published in Lon
don called "A History Of Ant Sales"
The motive Of the book is 30 give in a
tabulated form lists Of pictures sold,
artists. dates, prices, vendors and buyers.
The value Of this book will be to preserve
the history, prices and descent Of PCT.
ures. But why cannot q similar book
be gotten up here at home, where 20
many important sales have taken place
recently and Others viii be occurring al
i~ntervalsl According even to foreign
authorities who have come hither 10 ex-
anime into the matter, much Of the
choicest modern work is owned in this
country.
Nowhere outside their own country are
the modern French masters better repre-
sented, and some, like MAlet. arc even
better represented here today than in
France. In modern Dutch work, too,
this country is quite well of, especially
New York, where some Of the best ex.
smples Of Mesdag, Maris, blauye and
Others are found, As these are liable u
change hands any day a history IT their
value and experience, together with thst
Of the work Of Gu own leading artists,
would be quite in order about this time.
Boston Advertiser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
Are of A., Old Negro.

The old time colored people in the
south, those who were slaves, have no
other method Of reckoning dates, occur
rences, and especially births and mar
riages, than to refer them by association
to event hat happened about the same
time, and it is quite common 10 get from
them answers about like the following:
How old are you, Aunt Milly?"
"Wall, chic, l know you hearn tell Of
der fust earthquake in Mort Caliny2
Wall, | wus a right smart size gal den,
an could spin an weave my ten cuts a
day for my ole missus. OATS how ole
I is"
'.How old are you, Uncle Bob;"
show ole | is? Lemme see. you know
der time der stair fell, well, OATS der year
Miss Mary died, an ole massa glib my ole
CONAN n Of Miss Mary's Sunday
dresses, an she ware'd il waitin' on der
comp'ny der next year when ole massa
brought he's secon' wife home from
Georgian hrgss de Lawd! she wur
purity"
I, ''But, Uncle Bob, l am no wiser than
] was before; you haven't told me how
old you are
swell when dem tings happen wat I
was a tellin' you bout, my ol'est gal,
Indy, was bout der same age as m8ssa's
new wife, an me an her daddy was
chillun together, in Georgy, same time
Gin'nl Lafayette came ter 'Gusty, an der
sogers all turn out an beat der drums
and shoot off der big canyuns. Oh golly!
i specs Use nigh onter a hundred
Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
Prlnciple u InocuiatIon.

Professor Z. Ray Lankester,> leeturing
On the Struggle for Life" at the London
institution, said that a considerable num-
Der of the most fatal diseases in man.
oxen and sheep were due 10 poisonous
matter produced in the blood which was
known as bacteria. When this poison
got into the system, the duty Of the
corpuscles was TO so for it, and they pro-
ceeded to eat as much as they could; but
sometimes they could not attack it at all.
The bacteria vas too much for them,
with the result that the bacteria grew,
and very soo proved fatal to the body
in which it existed.
The corpuscles could, however, be edu-
Gated TO deal with the bacteria. and the
future of preventive medicines would DO
the education of the white blood cor
puscles. The fact that one man, by con-
slant use, could without injury take a
dose of arsenic that would kill six or
binary men was due to the fact that he
had by weakened doses been educating
and training the white c~orpuscles. They
could be taught 10 eat and flourish under
conditions which. il not commenced
gradually, would be destructive 70 them,
and that was the principle at the base Of
protective incubation. As a preventive
Of many fatal diseases in sheep and oxen,
incubation had been remarkably success
full. The corpuscles first received a weak
ened breed or disease by incubation, and
thus when a violent attack came they
were ready to receive and dispose of it.
This education Of the corpuscles, itseemed
to him, was the explanation of the sue
cess of vaccination. They received a
weak dose of the poison from the vac
cine, and were in that way prepared for
a stronger dose in the way of smallpox.
he believed the white corpuscles could
be trained TO receive the most virulent
poisons, and he hoped this training would
be carried on so as to deal with a great
number Of diseases.-New York Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
Sherin's sale.
Thos. J. Bryan and Charles Larsen as cops
neIs a. I. ]. Bryan X Co.

Thos. J. Bryan and Charles Larsen as co-psrt'
ners rs I, J. Bryan Co.
vs..
Miles CITY Dressed Beef Company, Aaron B.
Nicholson as assignee OF William NJ Dustin 4 Co
the Stock Growers National Bank Of Miles City
Montana, Algern0n : Osgood and Michael Leyden
as co-partners as Osgood Il Leyden, the Gull
River Lumber Company, George NJ. Miles, Charles
n. StTeyell and George III. Ulmer as CO. partners as
Miles, s,revell 4 Ulmer, Fred Whiteside and viii
lam Whiteside as co. partners As Fred Whiteside
4 Bro. Robinson x Cary, William H.. Ross and
berthOld Ullman.
To be sold AZ shcritrs sale on the 22nd day OF
May, 1855, at . O'Clock y. IN. OF that day at the
front door Of the court house in Miles City, in
Custer county Montana territory. All Of the
right, lille and interest OF the above named de
fendant, in aud 10 tne following described rea
estate, to-wit: 1.-THE slaughter house, ice house,
engine house, and building Appurtenant thereto,
erected by the Miles City Dressed Beef Company
upon certain lots, pieces and parcels Of land stu.
ate, lying and being in the County Of Custer and
Territory Of Montana, together with said land
upon which shid buildings are situated TO the eK.
tent Of one acrethereof, said land being particu.
lRrly bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the section corner between sec.
tiOus y, -, % and ~ in Township (sL north OF
Range (7L cat Of Montana principal meridian
and running thence north along the section line
between the sections 80 and %, five hundred and
ninety Eve ard $40 feet (5g5 3-lu); thence north
as deg, ! mini fifteen degrees and one minute
west, ll6u5 500 fett 10 a point ON the south bank
Of the Yellowstone river; thence south
"a deg. 20 mini seyenty-four degrees ana lfty-
nine minutes west along the bank " the said Vel.
l~ovstone river l23 $50 feet; thence south
Q5 deg. ] MINI fifteen degrees and one minute.
west twsniy-one hundred and ten AID 7-lO feet
ClllO 7.i0) to a point on the line Of said sections y
and =; thence east along said last mentioned line
two hundred and eighty two feet to the place Of
beginning, being a portion Of lots Z and IN said
section p. THos. II IRVINE,
sheriff.
Dated April SOth, 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
sheriG's sale.
Gull River Lumber Company.
Plaintiff,

Gull River Lumber Company.
Plaintiff,
VS..
Miles City Dressed Beef Company, Aaron B.
Nicholson as assignee OF the firm Of VIM, NJ, Dus.
Tin a Co., the stock Growers National bank Of
Miles City, Montana, Algernon s. Osgood and
Michael Leyden, Thos. ], Bry an & Co, George NJ,
Mil ., Charles n. sireyell and George II. Ulmer as
co-partners rs Miles, Strevell 4 Ulmer, Fred
Yhiteside and William v hiteside, as co-partners
as Fred Mhiteside 4 Bro, Berthold Ullman, Rob
inson 4 Cary and William II Ross,
Defendants.
To be sold at sheriff S sale ON the 2lnd day Of
May, 1855, at ? O'clock p. M. OF that day at the
front door OF the court house in Miles CITY Custer
county, Montana Territory: All OF the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendants, in
and to the following described real estate, to-wit;
The slaughter house, ice house, engine house
and building appurtenant thereto, erected by the
Miles City Dressed Beef Company upon certain lots,
pieces and parcels Of land situate, lying and being
In the County OF Custer and Territory Of Montana,
together with said land upon which said buildings
are situated TO the extent Of one acre thereof,
said land being particularly bounded and de-
scIibed as follows, tO-wit: ~''Commeneing a. the
section corner between sections p, %, 70 and q,
In Township eight C) north Of Rang iorty,seven
40 east OF Montana principal meridian and run.
ming thence due north SlOng the section line be-
tween sections q and % Eve hundred and seventy
i've and $40 feet 67b $40, Thence north Fifteen
degrees re minute as deg. | mini west six
teen hun I'd ave and $40 feet tlG05 BIO TO q
point on the nth bank Of the Yellowstone river;
thence south seyenty-four degrees and hfty-nine
minutes ga dog. 50 min J west along the bank OF
said Yellowstone river four hundred ana twenty
three and 3.10 feet (I23 S-lO)i thence south fifteen
degrees and one minute rs deg, ! MINI east
twenty-one hundred and ten and 10 feet (2llO 7-l0
10 a point on the line Of said sections - and ~
thence east along said last mentioned line two hun
bred and eighty.two feet esp to the place Of be.
ginning, being a portion Of los and s In said
section %, THos. II. IRVINE,
sheriff.
Dated Anril 9lth, lSsS,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
sherin's sale.

George NJ. Miles, Charles y. Strevell and Georg,
Timer as co-partners Us Miles, streyell & Timer,
Plaintiff,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

ihnrles II. Rotinton hud NylNesteT var! as
Plaintiffs,
Miles City Dressed Beef Company, Aaron b,
Nicholson as assignee u the firm u William ".
Dustin x Co., the stock Growers National Sank OF
Miles City, Montana, AlgCrnon :. OsgOOd and
Michael Leyden ~ co partners rs Osgoot q Ley
den, Gall River Lumber Company, Thomas j,
Bryan and Charles Larsen as cO-pAftncIs as |. ..
lTygn * Co., George NJ Miles, Charles \ streyell
and teUfgr elmer Hs Co.partuers as Miles, Streyell
a Ulmer. Fred Whileside ana William whiteside
~ c0partHeTs a. Fred Whiicside Il Brother, Ber-
Def udants.
To be sold AZ shcrid's sale on the 22nd day Of
May, lrsb, at , o'clock y, m, OF that day At The
from DOOR II the court house In Miles City, Custer
county, Montana Territory. All Of he right, t'tle
aud interest of the abOye named defendants 10 and
to the following described real estate. 10 wit: Toe
slaughter house. ice house, engine house aud build,
ings sppuTtenaut thereto, erected by the Miles city
Dressed Beef Company urOn certain lots, pieces
ana parcels Of land, situate, lying and being In the
County II Custer and Territory o. Montana, to-
rether Eith said land upon which said Building.
are situated, 10 ihe extent NJ unc srTs thereof
said land being particularly bounded aud lie
scribed as follows, tO.wit: Commencing at a.,
Sc, ton corner bet ween sections y, y, &c and2I ~
township eight % north II range foriy-seyeu az
east OF Montana principal meridian aud running
thence north along the section llpe between see
ti0ns ~ and y five hundred and ninety-6ye fee
and $40 (a95 3.ln)i thence north 6itren degree
and one minute tl5 deg, ! min \ west sixteen hun
dred and i've and $40 feel tlGlj $40 10 a point OF
he south bank Of the Yellowstone river; theme
south evenly four degrees aud hfY nine minute
"a deg, and ~ mini west along the bank d sail
Yellowstone river four hundred and twenty-five,
and sic feet f42} 2-l0l; thence south biteen degree
aud one minute 10 deg / min,L, east twen,y-onI
hundred and ten sud 7-l0 feet 10 n point on tie lin
Of said section. - and -; thence east along sal,
last mentlos vi line two hundred and eighty-iwI
feet ly2) 10 tn place q beginning, being a portion
Of lots : and b Ia said section p.
TaOs. II. IRvISF,
sheriff.
Dated Apfl gth. 1855,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

This powder never varies. A mar
vel of purity, strength and whole
sOmeness. More economical than the
ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude Of
low test, short weight, alum or phos-
phste powders. Sold only in cans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., los
Wall street, New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
Dated April 51th, 1855.
sherln-s sale.
Fred whitesids,
Plaintiff,

vs..
The Miles City Dressed Beef COMPANY, Aaron y.
Nicholson a. assignee u the drm Of William ".
Dustin & CO., the Stock GToWers' National BANK
Of Miles city, Montana. Algem0n :. OsgOod and
Michael leVden as cO-lartnets a. pEg0od x
Leyden, The Gull River Lumher Company George
" Miles, , harlrs y. stfeycll aud George II, Timer
a. co.partners rs Miles, stroyell 4 Ulmrr. Thomas
}. hrya an aud Charles Larsen ~ co.partners a. T.,
J. Bryan a Cor Robinson a Cary, William IL Ross
snd lerthold ullmhn,
Defendants.
To be sold at sheriff. sale on the 22nd day Of
May, 1888, AZ 2OIcluck y. m. u that daY ~ the
front door o. the court house IN Miles City,
Custer County, Montana Territory, all OF he right
title and interest o. HE allowed named defendants,
IN and TO the following described real estate, TO.
wits The slaughter house, fee house engine house
and hulldinRs appurtonant thereto, efecieJ Wy the
Miles 'ity Dressed beef Company upon certain
lots, pieces or parcels % land, situate, lying and
being IN the County Of Custer aud Territory Of
Monlanaircthcr with the land upon when said
building. are situated 10 the extent Of one aCu,
said lAhrbhing more particularly bounded aud
described ~ follows r. Wit. Commencing At tho
section corner between sections ~, %, ~ and q
IN township eight ~ north 81 ltange fDTty.ssVrn
ga epi 81 Montana principal meridian an run
ming thence Due north along the SECTION I'm,
bptvpep %sertlOnH ~ and - Eve hundred and
ninety i've and $40 feet (Fj 8.lul, thence r0Tti
90 deg. lmihJ httern drgrteH and one minute
west. sixteen hundred hnd hgo and 3-in f,tt (lCV
O. lUJ IA a point on The south bank 0f The yellow
stone river, thence south sovUuty.i opr degrees and
6ny.Bine minutes ga deg ~ mini wet niUnp
the bank o. snid Yellowstone river four hundred
and tweBty.thr and BIO feet tlG3 8lGi thenc'
south Gitcen degrees and one minute 90 deg
! mini east tscuty-ono hundred and ten and 7.l
clio 40 feet 10 a point on the iine o. said sec
lions ~ aud "a thence east along aid last MON
tionod line 2s2 feet t2s2l TO The place Of beginning
being . portion Of lots 7 and In said section y
TBos, II. IRVINE,
sheriff.
Daied Apfil 10th, 1eRa,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

NAA1NA So
Plaintiff,
vs..
Miles City Dressed Beef Company, William NJ.
Dustin and Rosel NJ, HOush as eO-psrtners as bus
tin & HOugh, Aaron b.. Nicholson as assignee Of
the 6rm Of Willism NJ. Dustin & Co., the Stock
Growers National Bank Of Miles City, Montana,
Algeruon 5. OsgoOd anu Michael Lpyden as CO.
partners as Osgood q Leyden, Gull River Lumber
Company, Thomas J. Bryan and Charles Larsen az
co-pSTtners a. I, J. Bryan Il Co, BeTthold UllmAn
Fred Whiteside and William Whiteside rs co.
partners as Fred Whiteside x Bro, Robinson &
Cary and William H. Ross
To be sold at sherif's sale on the 22nd day OF
May, ISIS, at . o'clock p. m. Of that day at the
front door Of the court house In Miles City, Custer
cousty, Montana territory. All Of the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendants in and
TO the following described real estate, tO-wit: The
slaughter house, ice house. engine house and
buildings appuIteuant thereto, erected by the
Miles Iity Dressed Beef Company upon certain
lot, pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being IN the ouniy ~ Custer and territory
Of Montana, together with the land upon which
said buildings are situated. 10 the extent Of one
acre thereof, said land being particularly bounded
pnd described rs follows, tO-wit: "beginning at
the section corner between sections %, e, p aud
y. In Township eight 49, north Of Range forty.
seven an east Of the Montana principal meridian
and running thence due north along the section
line he, geen sections p and ", Ave hundred and
srvtnty-Avt aud $40 feet G7j $40; thence north
htteun uegfecs ava one minute 10 deg. 1 mlu j.
wet sixteen hundred aud five and $40 feet
O605 S-lO) 10 apoiut on the south bank Of the lel.
loWsi0ne river; thence south seyeuty-tcur degrees
and Gfty-nine minutes "a deg, % min J west
along III" ba X Of said Yellowstone river four hun
dred and twenty-three aud $40 feet li23 S-l0l;
thence south fifteen degrees aud one minute
Us deg ! min, ]. east tweuty-one hundred and ton
aud 7.lO f,t enc 7 l) TO a point on a line Of said
sections y and %; thence east along said last men.
TONED line two hundred and eighty-two feet gs2)
10 the place Of beginning. Being a portion Of lots
and : in said section -,
HOS. II. IRVINE,
sheriff,
Dated April 3Oth, 1858.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20
Sherin's sale.

Charles II. Robinson aud Sylvester Cary as
co-partners as Robinson 4 Cary,
Plaintiffs,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

Ice can be 10 secured that 1t will not
lose 25 per cent. Of liz weight in six days,
even In a room the temperature of which
is 80 degs. This can be done by placing
the piece Of ice in a bag, and then in a
Dor containing enough barley chat TO
surround Il with o layer Ave or SIX inches
thick. Globe Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

Dated April SOtb, 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-20

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S100 10 5000 MONTH can b, mad.
preferred who can furnish tLeif own horses and
give their y hole time 10 the business spare mo-
caneiss In towns and oitle,.. ~ JoHSsoS Co.
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