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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
& CO.,
No. 3 North Divison-st.


Ny EAR "a OFEN. M HEART BhIFAkkn
VI icF oters on p house An1 iot That has slwAss
zen held 81 81 LOO until today. Location between
i-Aieyetts, Prospect, Cherry o. and wealthysss
L :. iroVin
nor sALE-A FixF NlNE. .kO0k HOUSE IN
L the South psrt Of the city far only q 90. sE
other ioI : =. 10 snc Ole oa HenFs-st. a bargain
- 5)y, kiaeey NAters. - - sue 80 NesOl
building. Telephone seS. sas
HAVE Two HOUrEs AND LoTr ONk OK
/ Ihird-st Q rooms and the other on fOufth-
=. rooms, al ~ rstclass order also good fIsme
houst. unfinished. near the new Bridge Street
ieIOt. which viii sell st q bargain this week
Terms easy. Apply to I" K scribnsT. % Pear.
VVE WILL GIVE You BARGAIN ~
W those lots ON Nseer addition. Kinsey a
Nasers -, q. and 80 Weston building. 1eie
hone s68. 80
A BAR6ATN- MODERN HOUSE or CHARLEs-
a -. near Cherry. and t~0 lines street care
800 II tzkes soon small amount down. balance
pn monthly payments c ID. Parish. roOm -
Nicdiconib bui ding
COR sALE-A LOT WORTH 5000. OK FrL-
tone, To- only 81, 30 Kinsey Wstcrs. -.
? and 80 weston building. 1eiephone sos SO
COUTH GRAND RAPIDs on NJ G. AND q. K
= a railways Just sCufh of The cfty. new
Union ccroi. "a tory. sinrr. poelo1lcc many new
dwellings etc. hrs large LOIS len cheap on easy
tefus. ssfea place srouud city for Investment of
hone. Cali on Crone Cutler Attorneys. Board
OF liade building. II Canal 81
I'OR sALE-HOUSE AND lot ON CLANCY
e.. one on lsisy et. one on 1syiof-st
near street can Livery property ior taie ~ 70
let Also property ia Other part Of the city for
NOR sALE-t lARGF BRICK Dividing
r house on Springs for s1eH A neal f-srns
dwelling house. On Jsnes<t., for szboc and ~
81 &C.. .sV " sparta fcs ~, 20. all on Tr.L
isJEaxe<nDn p-ss~pssie trnas- p A. ptpper.
rceD Is. 4ecDId bloch. ever fubiic Lbrary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
zQcTsfs-- " anfed.

iGENTs wANTED FOR TEE HFw. REVISED
\ AMI Imners edition O. Iells Fnryc ope 4 n
j. I've volume i8s' is.uea 4 - Tor other WORKS.
for q eec Dzy Hhersl terms sole control %
territory. snf sTrrire1 nsge~ address T. fh
vDoi Ie.l. Pub i-her Phiisdeiuhis -
YNlNE- WANTING rO. BY THEIR HTS
~ bands Xmas presents. f~ouid Do well "a
Iogk a. tno-e $50 lots have for sale g Gown
enc quarterly without interest I 3 PrcVin.
ioFei block opi osifo Sweet Hotel
ieFNTs whNTEp-LAUfFs OR GrSTTF
4 men s.fd sddrees- f7r city - eou1try
trade psrfics.srs free cal Or address Agents
supply ComrsuT No Pesr-st z4ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
Situations wanted-Msle.

NIfC .TiOS wASTED-Bl A FtksrCLAss
: tcrcl sawyer ear also ruB hand ssW. in or
Vui u. c-ts. Address h x BOZ l9 le4egr2as- Her
sla Szf
sIENosRAPHER AND TYPEwRITER
a nanls b-lll0n ~ onte. OF e. sny work IL
"a liae address IL. 6oK 3 csrs th.s orlce
%
tVA<1 ED-Bl A Young ESEkGE11C RrSi
" ne-s Usn from VIRGINIA, employment f.
some mercantile OF i8snufa c.aring establishment
as correspondent buyer ~ salesman has b al
iD-tetal esis l.ericncc IN merceDtiie life Can
iurulsh about 500 capital ~ necessaFy h~.l
is.rr. uees gwen. At1re2s blslness care VALLEY
Clfy Milling tomrsny Cisy. s4s
A YOUNG AARKIED NAN DEslRFs A POsi-
Y ton a. clerk. - e~mGn. or in any similar
carrcity city or cCunfrs. wFites plain legible
AaH0 Il good corresI ncent. quick and correct
- Lgufes. sicz1y and 0f good address Address
X b. Box ., Ielesrsm-Hersd o1tce. S2S
CITJA1ION WANTED-BYA MARRIED MAN
= - year oi age. place MIA ht s2teh. Besi
% city reference. Address W II. q able ~
shswnntaye. s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Choice Holiday Goods 81 bottom prices.
We can please all. Come and see.
PAuL STKKErEE & Sons
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

NAscNia,l~ouz.

EVANTFn-B -BOARnFRs TIFAsAVT RoOxs
" good board. snd 90 prices Ma David
n iiier. Z ~ SOUTH IiVisicB-sf sas
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

lyASTEB IAGEDiArEI T~o siEsT-
w l.ass d4EES lcSu klrs a. llsl2ssLsia =
ges' sarznt "a an s. ssn-sf -
NAMED a GOOD GlKL fHAT IILE
" ca 1zea. LAsLseslzss st. Sss
Ia AA1ED-l8 sEkkkAL oIklS TO I'LL .
~ best f-1s Efons ~ the cily ) e>oks secoud
Eir-a. - tlae o1ly re- lzbls % - a >sonA sla-
pioi Elent kxsb4agt. kSsals 81 Ala - esIsn
b.Eitinz tasalsf Up frsi stSlfs frsf Fesna "
usht Lon fosEes tss EHna5~fs - a4a - S4S
klASIf IA olkL 10 - - ThkCARE
W ~ skiitFru. Apply a ~ hsrclsy-sa sac
fASTHD-GO0D GlKL FoR HOMEWORK
w stssss so
fAkTkD-ALL 0lkIs OFT OF ~ORKxILL
w rad good places o. csIiing a. he l4clos'
FafloFs z1a loser o4oc4. 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
MoaeN To Torn.

MONfl To LOAN FOR THF NORTHWEST
W err Nufual life Insurance Co.. ol Hlwau-
kec, IN sums Of 81 oo1 and upvsrds. on farm snf
city property. ~ iovext current rates of interest
Security must te flsi class. ore a v ..sol. Led
yard f.ort.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

The Uni'ed States guucoat Gsisna IS
berg prepared for voyage 20 HGyiL
Ths Gsisna "a ioscsibsd ~ = NsT York
paper az 'c' mosrsuvsiy. nits % a boat,
wooden sud n1aFmorsd. anl 81 "a little
s.oop ei usr With single email ricd
ggD end lNf 3czsn smooth oorss"
Esdeuty Cr1ana BAYAeD = going to
Do sCmsiliux Ias .~rafs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

DIAMOND FAR RING LOST BETWEEN
u Che7rys' aud Powers Opera Housf Mon
csv, suitable reward Tor its return 70 Nm.
Aidrlch fsieum. Lecysrd block, conner oitawa
suo Pearl st. 31sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
FOT. Rsnf--H oafses.

HOUSE TO RFNT-ON CHERRY. BETWEEN
IL lagrsve and jefferson ave. Enquire of g.
y Remington, at Berkey Cay Furniture Com
pany Store 81
TOR RENT-UPPER STORY or ELEGANT
4 new honSe No % Neaifhy-ave.. fflh house
east OF FsStst Five large rooms closets an q
pantry. rent cheap. ENQUIRE o. re premises
q 30 large new house O. fifteen rooms No =
BARCLAY ST. al modern Improvements. C. M
TUit. 81
COR RENT-A HOUSE, 1856 sUMNFR-sT. TEN
minutes walk from Sweets hotel Eight
roors. gas ana wster inquire Cummings 4
Yale. Ig south Ionia-et s24tf
Tor RENT p BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
j and acres Of l,nd 81 good CONDITION fo'
crops, on " steler-st.. between Z. T. and Alpine
afe.. VIII rcrt place with or without land. feie
phone 111. " Harrison. 31ff
EOR RENT - HOUSE WITH BARE AND s
] acre Of land on North 81. west of Alpiue-aye
land has been thoroughly feriilzed aud seeded
70 - Real VIII rent place with or without land
also houses in Hsrrisonville, opposite nv factory
Telephone S57 Nm Harrison. 81 n
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

i,OR SALE NICE WINTER GARDEN coz
tanning choice al thuftv plsn<. 1i5 last
st.. south of Cherry also tie house to rent 40
CoR sALE- ALMOST NEW PIANO EASY
terms CAS-. -
ENGINE FOR SALE ECHEAp-leN21. ~ H92S =
~ power engine. tsn b sen running arp fay
az ouT mil kess0n Cor selling not power enough
ior orr business. Grand Rapids Plsninr Nil co
corner Hall street and g.. Il 4 J. railroad. Jelc
phone No 10. ~
MOB ALE CFFAP TOR CAsH-sECOND
hsud engine and boiler ~ ~ loD hone pow
eL with al connections eRcepi stsoke Alsck. Ia
quirc of X A Thom pSon < 20 2ati
NOR SAIF IN FNTfrF OUTFIT OF
machinery for frs cas- supdry. slso a
TiX-borse To~ ~ sngipe FOR psrtlcui sss enquire
Of O. A Befwin. No u Cana -. fsf3
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Almost every aswspsper az the S,s's
wiihcu regard i0 psr,y s.iiasiiou stEo-
cstss .1s ad0p .on oi She Acslrshsn sys-
tAm of sofiDx Jsdsr these ci-cuu-
s'suces 80 enxh net ID bs vary 4 f.oult
90 gs-H b,i establsh'Bx T. is IN 10
sAnss ps-nssa uaessu-e. bat pursly IN
"a VI tsrssts o' 'rse otiilt aui the
uuri.v ~ siecfoos
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
What is Catarrh

Catsrrh is an inflammation OF the mucous mem
branes. aud nav affect the head throat. .stom ack
bowels OF bladder But catrsrh OF the head is
the most common. ofen coming on so gradually
that IL has a firm hold before the nature OF the
trouble is suspected. cstsrrh is caused by cold
or succession 0f colds conbined with
IMPURE BLOOD
Is local symptoms ars sense Of fuilness and
heat in The forehead. dryness in The nose and
bsc part Of the throat. and diSsgreesbIe dis
charge from the nose. when the disease become
chronic Il Is liable to develop into consumption.
Tie eyes become infsmmed aud red. there Is
throbbing in the temples. ringing noises il the
cars. headache. and sometimes los OF sense Of
smell and hearing.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
rs the true remedy for catarFh. Il attacks he
source OF the disesse by purifying aud eunching
the blood, which. rs ~ reaches the delicate pas-
ssges OF the mucous membrane. sooihes snd re-
builds The tissues and uliimstely cures the sGec-
ton At the same time Hoods sa-ssparilla
builds sp the system and makes one feel ss II
made anew.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

C-sVEi sND could ind rcteinz 70 say
Dr. hrs rss5sss r5on. CIV sssvics Ra-
.lrn. ems lasi g. 80 sss le..og tis grip
co lNss - t1-nssl .ls eeat4l service
- q tie Csr-u'ssion we're grossly
aEd orsriy v;o.atsi isios 200 lection,
be - Justly .-5.s 20 l-s ca2rzs q doing
i % oo8sEi BIS iT.snts rather tasn
through gsou.ns rsgsrl fe- .e'ern Ih.s,
bo~svsr, isonly IN iins With his previous
action. Tbs. IS FsgsrG i.r form vas a
saam vas demons rated almos, IS soon
- o. took the Char
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
IMPURE BLOOD
Hoods SarsaDari!Ia

sold bT sll druggtos 81 SIX for 3 Prepared
only by C. T. HOOD 4 co. ApothecAries Lowell.
Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
r urnffure stored.

NYONF DESIRING FURNITURE EONFD
A sud stored. vii receive liberal inoucem en "a
by calling a. :. J. walkers u South Division 81
specially Is made OF renting tables aud chsirs
for dRpces public halls esc kxf
IfrRSi1 tKk STONED PACKFb AND MOVFp.
ExDs- paCkcrf sent on sno-f no.iCc ~ Rad
3He Holt III South Divisionst Telephone
No .nl Ian V IL 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Lost.

TOR RENT-OSE-HALF or TEE STORE
I 70. r osnsl-st- FOR particulars enquire o.
9. a herwin. l3fif
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

D0rlx ihs campaign CosgFsssmsa
WaFsef aal fIsHza. both ~ slom rep
sssea.sa 8isfseis Shoes ehist ildus-
tries are seagIly profecisi. s1d 4re l-el1-
seissa CO.. n-al ltast1rsrs Ners grsati7
s.llfei o. democrats Tor their sapgors
q ths Mills cil fasy ~srs xids.y gah-
ishsd - aen 80 placed principle above
ssfi1ief-ss and ssrs 4eld lp IS salulay
sxameiss o. l~ss conselsn tloas msmOers
of iss party ~ho ~srs inc..asd - Giek
0Vef t1s TRACES.
lhs sscrst u tassf ooafss - sos cut-
blta 0f them srs large owners "
srsDslisg pils in Caozia. al 10 osoedt
they ~oall reap from sls removal of tie
sKpar 4afy levied ~ lat country upon
l0gs soa.d fss sxcssd tEs loss % heir
sst blocks.
Sash .oss flf tho welfare of ths dear
people - tfa.y rsm.rks3ie, ant l4us. -
he5ly appreciated ~ ths thousands q
~orkins 1sn-l 10 tls 5syiDsss Sho you'd
t-Fs teen tArosu ous Of employment
haitae res tls,is issus prevailed
Il. hes long u-su sou - of 8pscula
"a saatnsr sl- Psssldeo. was really de-
c-lssi 81 Dos ursIssaas preseasious.
c. shelter. al AsrE4Us WteD sou.d
49,. te slmply looked upon trs doughty
D-,sotsr - a. amoosia' cuss- Lais
alsees FROM Washington say tA4t
ILsvslksD 80 grossiy deceived. al
tft 80 asaEsollz h4s rapigssd ;hs
eFiial relations whish prsVa'lsd b.
tst.n ,lo1a. II such - ~ oass. Il "a
b.t l ether evidences Of CLErELAND's
sal 4is. II required hsils kuowlstgs
g. 54.aau ratnrs 90 understand Va man,
Al1 gery als it scqasil-ancs wlth
Nts.xsn knos tia. TAX O., carrying
fLs Sta.e Coz res trade vas lrraui uon-
s-nss
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

There il much sickness in the valley.
Mr.. Goodell Of Helena is lying very low o.
heart disease at the residence oil his som
Clarence ioodell.
Mr.. Ensign Sweet Of Fayette, Iowa, ar
rived i'm Phibrook On Sundays coach.
County Treasurer Wright passed through
our city on sunday, en- route to Livingston
and Helena. lie will DO accompanied ON
the trip by Mr.. Hobson.
Mr.. Edwards Of White sulphur Springs
will hold services in the hall next Sabbath
morning and evening.
The family Of Mr.. Wight. ~ Antelope
creek. has moved into Philbrook for the
summer.
Dr. Long. who was thrown from a buck
ing cayuse" two weeks ago, breaking his
collar bone, is rapidly recovering and again
able to attend to his patients. The doctor
has had u large practice during the past
month, and IN rapidly winning for himself IL
place in the confidence Of the people oil the
valley. lie is an able physician and apoP
ular gentleman.
Barnard Riley, Of Antelope creek. died on
| Monday mt the home Of his brother. The
| funeral services were held on Tuesday alter
noon.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17

LEwIsrOwS, May II, 1sss.
DEAR JrsNy: How did envy you this
morning when I realized that must get a
new dress, and thought Of you, with the
nice city stores to buy in, while ! must
poke over the stocks in the Lewisto~n
stores. But, my dear. never WAS more
surprised. Power Il Bro. had sent US an
advertising circular, and it was 50 neat
that | thought II will go there first" To
my surprise found myself embarrassed in
selecting from the choice goods shown me.
! made SO many purchases, for saw there
was nothing to be gained by waiting till
came to the city again. Really, am quite
reconciled to my country exile since ] made
the discovery that Power & Bro. keep such
n fine stock and are SO moderate in their
prices. 1 do not need to burden you now
with tiresoine commissions. sodo not wait
but do your spring shopping. and expect
| visit from me next month.
| Your affectionate friend,
| MAY.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
d. -,,lav R;llipvs lied etlfldenly in Chicago

Parmley Billings died suddenly in Chicago
on the sth inst. A dispatch says: HE has
been an invalid for some time. During ms
illness ne had a curious desire to buy Clothes
and purchased number of suits that he
has not even put on. 1t is said he leaves
the largest wardrobe ever collected by any
one man in this city," The deceased was
known by great many in this section, who
will he sorry to hear Of his death.
A new stock Of dry goods just received at
DE Wits.
ASabarn correspondent Of the Billings
Gazetts says: Al Gillandcr and James 4.
Craig, two Of our enterprising rustlers, IN
tend to erect saw mill at the head al Will
low creek this summer. 1t is an enterprise
that il much wished for here. They have
| already "a contract to furnish about 2oo'-
900 feet Of lumber, which they can easily
saw. AS their location is in the midst oil an
| extensive forest.
Go to Norman 4 lIanson's for all kinds
81 pure drugs and chemicals.
The necessity Of direct stage line from
I.cwistowu to Great Falls has been made
very apparent at this terry Of court. The
most Of the gentlemen coming here from
Helena or the Falls have left the stage line
Mt stanford or Utica for private convey
auces across the country. 1t seems r'd'c"-
lous to travel thirty or forty miles out oil
the way. stopping over night, in order I"
reach the county seat. II is a nuisance
that should he renleslied.
! Go to Norman & IIanson's for all ki"ds
Of Fruits and Confectionery.
The Tribune acknowledges pleasant
visit from Hon. James Fergus, one OF TIN
pioncers and most prominent men oil Non
tana. He has resided for n number oil year
; near Fort Maginnis, where he is interested
: in stock, having horses. cattle aud sheep
When Fergus county was organized he wa
, "A member Of the territorial council, AM
was honored by having the new count.
4, named after him. Fergus Falls, MIMI, MOI
!, a city 81 10000 people, WAS also nane
= after him. Mr.. Fergus says Great Falls
" four times larger than Unexpected to see II
and it's substantial growth and charaete
utterly astonishes him. Great Falls Trit
u unc.
I" The only place to buy pure Drugs Is
Norman e. Hanson's.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
Stations.

For sale. one blood Norman
nise years old. weight about 300
Very cheap for cash or bankab'e paper
Also my thoroughbred stallion Dom
Pedro,"a black Norman. and "Splcndour'
:, Cleveland bay, will serve n limited num-
her large mares. Apply to Ming's horse
ranch. North Moecasin, ar address
JomN d. Ming,
Lewistown, NJ. T.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
$26 Reward.

For the return Of four (l) mares. branded
Xxx on left hip one bay, two chestnut
c.,rr. Is aud one gray; three geldings brand
ell the same. to my ranch, or u liberal
reward for any information about them.
$. =. HOBsOS,
Csissl, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17

My postofiice address from this date TIL
Aug. I, 1858. will he Ubet, NJ. T., instead o
Philbrook, as formerly.
DAVID CALBREATH.
Superintendent OF schools.
May >, 1855.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
ceok Stove loe Sale.

Central Star, No. .. cook stove, in per-
feet repair. with reservoir and about lie
uieces Of furniture, Ia portion entirely new
for sale for $1,000; cost $40 with III
n;ece. of furniture. Must be disposed o
at once. Address or call on
FERGUS COUNTY ARGUS,
IewistoWn.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-17
Estrayed.

From my ranch near Tibet. one light bay
or sorrel gclding, three years old; Jour white
feet, white in the face; branded
on left hip. Also, one brown mare VII"
colt following, branded rs o" left
hip; half e,rel. over 4 'dim, on left
shoulder. \ liberal reward will be PAID iof
any information that will lead to the re-
covery Of TIE above.
JotN 4. J. DAWES,
TIBET, Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
Tn. second Hand Book Trade.

One Of the many peculiarities Of the
second hand book trade is hat the sales
are heavier on days of stormy weather.
The business men find slow sales on in
element days, and those Of a literary
turn Of mind. or those who have a pen
chant for collecting books on any special
subject, will drop into a second hand
book store and while away several hours
in looking over the stock. | remember
one snowy day last winter a prominent
gentleman of this city came into my
store, and, while waiting for the storm
" pass by, lie became interested in sew
eral volumes OF books on a line he was
collecting, and / sold him 500 worth be-
fore he left, Customers who have q
hobby to which they are deyoting atten-
ton will find a book sometimes which 10
the eye is only worth ten cents, but they
will value 1t a: S., and IL a dealer asks
that price they will readily pay It'd.
ward Mills in Globe-D Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
Largest Loss in tho War.

The official casualty lists Of the Con-
federate forces are not so trustworthy as
those Of the Union side because they have
not had careful revision since the war
closed, but the tables now accessible
show that the northern aim was equally
true, and that the northern nerve was
equally steady. The Twenty-sixth North
Carolina = Pettigrew's brigade, Heth's
division-lost at Gettysburg 80 killed and
502 wounded; total, bss, not including
the missing, Of whom there were about
100. In n company, 81 strong, every
man and officer was hit; and the orderly
sergeant who made out the list did IL
with q bullet through each leg. This is
by far the largest regimental loss on each
ode during the war.-W. +. Fox in The
Century.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
Emperor williams widow.

A general, who was sent as a special
envoy TO the funeral of Emperor Will.
lam, has written TO his government that
he was wonderstruck at the manner in
which her royal and imperial majesty
the Empress Augusta held on to her post.
The military spirit, he said, extends it.
self at Berlin ever To the court ladies.
and braces up among them those who in
other countries would reckon themselves
invalids. The empress has the petrified
rigidity of features of all the august and
illustrious personages who, growing old
with Emperor William, have survived
him, She received in a darkened room,
and wore the German widows cap and
double veil. the front part Of which was
thrown back. The arms Of her chair
project a little forward. and are arranged
by means Of an ingenious mechanism TO
rise 10 the level of her armpits when
when she stands, and thus hold her up.
She stood supported in this way when
receiving the ambassadors, special en-
voys and princes who attended the fu-
neral. The latter were legion. Every
German reigning house, mediatized OF
other, sent a deputation Of its scions.-
The Argonaut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
Dancing with a Corpse.

Burials alive are far more common In
hot countries where the burirI takes
place within twenty-four hours after
death, than they are here, where one
gets, as a rule, a weeks grace. In Spain
the body is frequently removed to the
undertaker's shop a few hours after
death. In one Of the largest Of these &c.
Adjustments in Madrid, some years ago,
an extraordinary sight was witnessed. A
gentleman was brought in his ''casket''
one afternoon and placed in the room set
apart for that branch of the business.
The proprietor lived over his premises,
and on this especial evening was giving
a grand ball. When the ball was at its
height a gentleman in full evening dress
suddenly joined the company. He danced
with the wife of the undertaken and he
danced with the undertaker's daughter,
and seemed to be thoroughly enjoying
himself.
The undertaken thought he knew his
face, but did not like to be rude and ask
him his name; but by and by all the
guests departed, and the strange gentle
man was the only one left. ''Shall
send for a cab for youH' said the host at
last. mo, thank you," replied the gen.
tleman; .I'm staying in the house"
''Staying in the housel' exclaimed the
undertaken; "who are you, sir?"
''What, don't you know met I'm the
corpse that was brought in this after
noon" The undertaken, Mortified,
rushed to the mortuary room and found
the coffin empty. His wife and daugh.
ter had been dancing with q corpse. An
explanation, Of course, followed. The
gentleman, who had only been in a
trance, had suddenly recovered, and
hearing music and revelry above, and
having a keen sense Of humor, had got
out Of his coffin the Spanish coffin closes
with a lid, which is only locked just pre-
vious to interment) and joined the festive
party. He was quite presentable, as in
Spain the dead are generally buried in
full evening dress.-The Argonaut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
EIeetrIcnI pcteetIre Camera.

Tho relation Of electricity 20 crime,
which began with the invention Of bur-
glar alarm devices, has been extended
in the shape of an electrical detective
camera, invented by two Newark men.
Their idea is 10 have the device fixed in
the walls Of banking houses behind tho
~tellers, and so arranged as 10 photograph
whoever stands at the t%eller's window, In
case the mans picture Is wanted. The
little button that does the work Of open
ing tho camera shutter, making the ex-
posurc, dropping the plate and putting in
a now plate, will be under the tcller's
desk, so that he can, without betraying
himself, instantly take the picture Of any
one who excites his suspicion. This snme
camera can be put up In police stations
In tho same way, and ns tho prisoners
are brought In they can bc photographed
without knowing II and having n chance
20 distort their features when sitting for
the Rogues' Gallory.-New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-19
Death OF . War Horse.

When the Duke Of Wellington was
fighting in Spain there wero two horses
which had always drawn the same gun
and had been side by side in many bat
ties. Al last n was killed and tho
other, on having his food brought TO him
ns usual, refused 10 eat, but turned his
head round 10 look for his old FREUD and
neighed many times IA IL % call him.
All the care that was bestowed on him
VIVA in vain. There were other horses
near him, but he would not notice them
and be soon afterward died, not having
once tasted food since bis former com.
panion was killed. Our Dumb Animals.