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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
CHICKENS BREED DIPuTHERIA.
Some Statements That May Startic the
Friends OF Barnyard Fowls.


Some Statements That May startlc the
Friends OF Barnyard Fowls.
From the indianapolis Sentinel.
1t Is now said that the poor chicken
breeds disease. Coroner Wagner said there
was no doubt of II. Pasteur has made
Investigation, proving that fact to his own
satisfaction. lie claims that diphtheria is
contagious from a chicken disease. AL
medical men concede the fact that fowls
have disease closely resembling
diphtheHia. -RasteHr-hus sprrimuus tn
his laboratory showing the progress of the
disease In chickens. That species OF
diphtheria Is the most fatal wherein the
fungi or diphtheretic vegetation is attached
TO the mucus membranes by very fine
pedicle, and hangs curtain-like across the
laryngial cavities. This tyEa of the dis
ease also Is more apt to spread /; and this IL
the very kind prevalent among chick ems
poor chickens. Fcrrand, another of the
great French savnnts, corroborates the
statement of Pasteur ON these diseases,
further stating that chicken suffering
with It, closely resembles one afflicted with
the Kapes.
have seen in my own practice" said
Coroner Wagner, chickens having this
disease with the fungus protruding from
the nasal oritices. On the outer surface of
the beak the mouth of chicken presents
but very little mucus for the fungus to de-
Nciop upon, consequently IL WOrkS down.
ward into the body, as it often does In the
human. There are cases on record of the
fungus being found in a human stomach
About one year ago family In my prac-
tice had child years old lying i'll. An
other child about years old brought in
pet chicken for il 10 play with and in few
days after both children were taken with
diphtheria, while the three children of the
family who had not played with the bird
did not have it. One of the flock of chick
ems was killed and the fungus was found
protruding from the throat when the head
WAS cut off,"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
Ballot Reform.

All admit the great corruption Of
politics and few deny that if ii were
possible to prevent the buyers of votes
from watching the casting Of the ballots
there would he much less danger of
vote buying. A man who will sell his
vote can never he trusted to cast il as sold,
and q man who will buy votes will
hardly be trusted to make payments
promised In case of his election. A
secret ballot would undoubtedly hamper,
II it did not totally prevent the opera
tiOns Of dealers In votes. This is an off
year In politics and good time to de-
eide this non-political question. The
Democratic party in this state Is
Australian system Of balloting. BY
means Of this system no one but the
voter himself can know how he voted
The employees of great corporations, and
the people who work for narrow and
violent partisans, need have no fear
Ofofiending their employer by their vote,
for he can never know how they voted.
This system is not an untried novelty,
but has been well tested. Like all
human devices it may have faults, but
1t has won popular approval and proved
Of infinite value. 1t is measure so
plainly in the interests of cleaner
politics that the mere fact of opposition
TO 1t should brand man as an enemy of
honest voting and speculator in votes.
For this reason the unscrupulous politi-
clan rarely opposes it openly. He pre-
for IN ah hn Iauip Of
some reform of the kind, but gravely
doubts whether the system proposed is
the best. He suggests great deliberation
In ballot reform until, perchance,
some defornied specimen of the
system may be offered that will enable
him to continue his tricks. There Is no
call whatever for delay. The step is on
tried ground and must be firm. Our
politics are already too corrupt to war
rant complacent ease In the consideration
of methods of reform. Honest voters of
the party in power, with its huge
majority, will surely not confess that its
supremacy is imperiled by reform that
aims to render the purchase Of votes
practical impossibility. II there are
minor defects in the system they can
easily be remedied by subsequent
legislation.
Though not matter for party
excitement ballot reform is a truly
great state issue, aud by strongly ad.
vocating 1t the Democratic party ap-
peals 10 the honest and patriotic voters
Of all parties. 1--WE favor the Australian
ballot system as adapted to meet the re-
quirements Of our constitution and the
special wants Of our people, in order to
secure the freedom and purity of eiec-
tIons." This is the eighth plank of the
Democratic platform as laid on the
third Of September. Tie Republican
platform may he scanned in vain for
any reference whatever to ballot reform.
Voten may doubt the value of party
promises, but by giving this firmly de-
c1ared intention the support Of their
ballots citizens may give notice that
they demand this reform. No matter
What your party II is wise aud right TO
vote Tor Bigier aud ballot reform.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

HAGER & BROTHER.
25. %. &c. 81 West King St.
LANCASTER, PENN'A
7raiarr Of Enshtnn.
71alarr Of Enshtnn.
DALACE OF FASHION.
PALACE OF FASHION,
us & ny NORTH QUEEN
STREET,

r e m IN ber MONDAY
NEXT, OCTOBER 90, will be 1
the last day Of the Turkish Rug |
Sale in our Palace Of Fashion,
by H. X. Kassabian, Of Con-
stantinople.
Mr.. Kassabian guaranteesl
the prices of his goods are as|
low as half of those in largel
cities, on account of being SCI
lected by his own hand from the
principal cities of Asia.
Gents Linen Collars aud|
Cm6s-All the leading styles in
turn-down, piccadilly or choker,
best quality and make Of Troy
goods, at 10, 1aH and 2oc, a
complete assortment also
fine line of Linen Cuffs at 20,
IS and 35c.
Special value in Gents Neck
ties and Scarfs at IS and soc.
Boys Windsor Ties, a5c; a
large variety.
Ladies Linen Colka,s-All the
leading styles at 10 and I2Hc.
The Reinforced Cape Linen
Collars, the best thing ever sold
in the line. Ladies Turn-down
Linen Collars. Boys Turn
down and Sailor Collars.
Rueh1Mgs-Opened this week
over one hundred new styles Of
ruchings and ruffling, all the
latest novelties in Crepe Lisse
in black, cream and white, at
10, IL, IS, IS, 20 and 25c yd.
Handk9eA4e1S-The best bar
gains ever offered in Ladies
and Gents Iisndkerchicfs. La
dies Colored Pordered Hand
kerchiefs at I, ?, 3 and &C. Hem
stitched, 4, S, 10, IaH, IS and
25c. White Hemstitched and
Revered, at S, 10, I2H, IS and
csc up to 75c. Embroidered
and Hemstitched at I2A, IS. IS.
2oc, up to $2.25. Lace Hand
kerchiefs at 10, I2H and I5c,
to $I.75. Gents Hemstitched
Handkerchiets, white and col
ored bordered, 10, I2H, IS, 2oc,
to soc. Ladies' Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, warranted pure
linen, Ioc. Finest Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, 81,
50, 75c and 81.
Fancy drapery for Tides and
Curtains in new figures, at I2H
and I5c a yard. Lambrequin
Fringes in fancy colors, at 81,
IS, 20, 81 and soc. Tapestry
Border.
Fnys, Em's, Favs, at special
prices, at the
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis & III North Queen Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
CowHIDED FOR AN INSULT.
Young Lady Thrnshos the Man Who
Asked Her TO Elnnc With Him

Asked Her to Elope With Him.
Willow Springs, Mo-, was in fever of
excitement Tuesday afternoon over a cow
hiding affray. Travis Taylor, a middle
aged man with wife and two children,
wrote letter To Miss Fannie Osborne, a
daughter Of a respectable farmer living Just
out of town, asking her TO elope with him.
The girl and her mother brought the letter
10 town and showed II to friends, and upon
the advice and encouragement of large
number Of the best citizens the girl bought
cowhide to whip Taylor. They found
him in the Office of the little hotel but she
was prevented striking him by the land
lord.
Taylor put himself in charge of Squire
Young for protection. Young started to
accompany Taylor home, but was stopped
by the girl and her mother. They began
whipping Taylor but Young seized the
eowhide and arrested the girl. lie placed
her under bond, which was quickly filled
by large number of indignant citizens,
VINO We're encouraging the girl.
AS soon as the Justice came out of his
once the girl proceeded to beat him with
the nowhide in the presence of a large and
apprcciative audience The Justice was so
overcome that he did not again place the
girl under arrest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
A Brave Postomco Clerk.

Two men gained entrance to the Fargo,
lDakotal postofiice on Monday night
bound and gagged the night clerk, Harry
Milton, placed red hot poker on the soles
combination of the vault door. While the
burglars were opening registered pack
ages Milton released himself, secured a
revolver and shot at the men. They
knocked him down with a blow on the
head and escaped, securing about SIPS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

PHILADELpHIA's United Labor League
has passed n resolution calling upon work.
ingmen throughout the state to vote against
Boyer for state treasurer. The Republic
can candidates. silence on ballot reform Is
considered sufficient TO make him un-
worthy of their votes. IT taxpayers do
their duty Quay's tool will--in Gotham
parlance find himself in the consomme on
November 5th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

The snow this rnsrning warns the con-
trsct5-s 50 hasten their work on Duke
street, for no one can tell what the weather
may bc In this very remarkable year.
Though always melancholy spectacle, the
square between Orange and Chestnut
streets may now be described as tho very
abomination of desolation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

It's application. Therefore when you sympa-
thise with your suffering. baby, show II practi-
cure your child. price 81 cents bottle. sold
everywhere.
The safest, surest and cheapest remedy yet
discovered for that disordercd condition Of the
liver, known ~ biliousness,' II Laxador.
Price X cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

a WiLaINoroN policeman Attempted TO
arrest well dressed young man for
whistling in the public park last Sunday.
Tho well dressed young man fiea 10 the
mill race, jumped in and escaped to the
other side, spelling his clo<hing and anus
ing the spectators, What paradise for
the Law and~Order society Wilmington
must be, -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

How many sweet face Ia marred
BY yellow teeth and failing gums,
And mouth and lips all hot and hard, =
And breath deep-tainted as ftcomesF
And yet. with SOZODONT, we may,
Keep all these dire defects nj bsk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
. sesssaissr's.

rnrS.ADaGenrA, Wednesday, Oct =. ~.
Little more than a hint Of
those modest priced Dress
Stufs yesterday. 1t set them
jumping.
1}fc rrieots sos &c.
SOC rsiaeh, sai,lns for soc
sos Fancy stripes for s7,sc.
To-day we add another. %, =
pretty soc serge, with sH.iumin-
ated hair-line striscs /; the price
37Xc.
Southeast Of csssSs.
A hals glance at the Wo-
men, jackets:
.A.ockins1 Jackets. s5 aud % oslso.
efChsviot Jackets:
stEso n black. green, blue.
al Us. dS1SsS Srsasted. with astrskhan
sS,ss S.:f sns green. s.a With Persian lamb
trimmingn.
& Us @, double breasted.
n..yss ~ 3ctss. Ii:s s;sr.Lhsn g q Be collar.
S~Ss ~ ssrSSs' WIN Sna"i eohat """
Fin: BrSsdelosh Jackets. plush collar and
A line o2 tHrec-quartsr Jackets, In tan,
slate, and blue, sI3 and ei7 80.
second door, Chestnut street aide. -Four sicva-
1t was a big tumble that
brought those Cashmere and
Cheviot Suits for Men within
your reach at SIa. By rights
they should be SIS or IS.
A neat, serviceable, made-to-
order suit for $40.
EeNr Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
Here's a dainty Ha. .dker-
chief, woman's Of course ;
White China Silk, scalloped
embroidered edge, rich en-
broidery in colors at sides and
corners, handsomely revered,
and the price but 90 cents.
Linen Handkerchiefs, just as
dainty, are thick as apple bios
SONS all around.
Southwest Of centre.
We take one Gown as fair
sample Of what a little money
will do in Muslin Underwear /:
Good muslin, Mother Hu6-
bard emk square yoke Of all
over embroidery, neat Hamburg
eag1xg al neck and aeeves, the
price Is cents.
Gowns for less, of course
IS and 6sc-good Gowns, and
up to 81. so for muslin, or Sl2
for cambric. And in everyone
your dimes or dollars count as
richly.
Second floor. first gallery, Juniper street side.
There are some especially
rich things among the latest
comers in Upholstery Brocades,
Damasks and Brocatelles. All
the new colorings.
Second floor, Thirteenth street, and frs, CALLER,
north OF Transept.
John wanamaker
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

with Ely's Cream Balm ch ei can be treat
ed without pain or dread ed with perfect
safety. Try the remedy. y cures catarrh. hay
fever and colds In the A.ead. II II easily ap-
piled into he nostrilis.,d gives relief with the
nrst application. kei'e ooc. oa2wdaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
CIev,Iand.s rlrst stump specch.

C1ovo1snd's First Stump speech.
Ex President Cleveland will make what
will probably be the ARA stump speech Of
bls lie, at the. Brooklyn. Academy of
this y sundignifed for an sx-presidsnt TO
make political speeches, but the ex-presi-
dent has all the presidents ne wants 70
justify his conduct.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
$500 Reward

Ia offered, In good faith, by tile manufacturers
Of Dr. aages Catarrh Remedy for q case Of en-.
tarrh which they cannot cure. IL II mild, sooth.
ing and healing IN its effects, and cures " cold
In the head" catarrh deafness, throat ailments,
and many other complications Of this distress
ing disease. 80 cents, by druggists. W,Th&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23
s1'.asAPARILLA.
What is Catarrh

..e.tarrh is an Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes, and may AFFECT the head, throat,
stomach. bowels or bladder. But catarrh OF the
head 10 the most common, often coming On 10
gradually that II has firm hold before the nm
ture OF the trouble is suspected. Catarrh Ia
caused by n cold. or succession OF colds, COM
blned with
IMPURE BLOOD
It's local symptoms are sense Of fullness and
heat In the forehead, dryncss In the nose and
back part OF the throat, and u dsagreeabIe dis
charge from the nose. When tho disease gains
a firm hold on the system, IL becomes chronic,
and is then exceedingly dangerous and treach.
erous, liable to develop Into consumption. The
eyes become innamed and red, there Is throb-
bing In the temples, ringing noises In the ears,
headache, capricious appetite, and sometimes
loss of sense OF smell and hearing.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Is the remedy for this ever Increasing malady
IL attacks at once the source OF the disease by
purifying ana enriching the blood, which In
passing through the delicate passages OF the
mucous membrane soothes and rebuiids the
tissues, giving them tendency TO health instead
Of disease, and ultimately curing the affection.
Al the same time Hoods Sarsapariila buiids up
the whole system and makes one fcci~tbat he
has taken new lease Of lifs. -
Hoods. SarsapariIIa
soldbyan druggists. 81 six for s5. Prepared
only by c. I. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

Ir the front OF the new trust building gets
up before the snow comes down heavily IL
will he evidence of architectural hustling.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

ACHE

Is the bane Of SO many lives that here Is where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure IL while
Others do not.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very
small and very easy to take. One or two pills
make dose. They aro strictly vegetable and
do not grippe or purge, but by their gentle ac-
tion please all who use them In vials at q cts !:
nve for 81. sold everywhere or sent by mall.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
augl2lydeod
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-23

w UNDEvELOPED PARTS
or the Human Body Enlarged, Developed
strengthened, etc, Is an interesting advertise.
quiries we will say that there is no evidence OF
humbug about this. On the contrary, the ad.
vertisers are very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
ticulnrs, by writing to the ERIE MEDICAL
CO., Swan ST., Buffalo, N. Y.-Daily Toledo
Bee. fii-fydSw
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
For Integrity Of lis Drawings, aud
Prompt Payment OF Prizes.
ALInstnl - - -InNr..

"Ny a. hereby certify ihat We supergIsa the aT.
rungem-ui, f1r al M Monthly and Scmi-Auuua
drawings ut tac Louisiana safe l6.tury Company,
urd IN person manage Rul couITol the draEiucs
Themselves, ard that tive saline ars conducted with
honesty, iairuy.s, and Ia F0J1 Htb toward al par.
tee, aEi NJ auihpIizG Thr tguI,auy to u,u ilis
5.rl,eats, VIII Gr-similirs ul JGr -Iyuaiufcs ~.
faI bed lE ~ Blvgr' .sp1uonl,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
The Rcpublic-"uer Mark"

Some of the newspapers are printing
a fac-simile of the autograph of Abra,
ham Lincoln's mother.
Plain Sarah Lincoln signed a docu,
ment in q very simple and old fash
toned way. 4 friendly hand traced
hername, with the explanatory words,
her mark, and Sarah then made the
familiar N"
That one mark is an epltome of the
history of the republic, From such
crude and simple beginnings have
sprung our culture ana civilization.
Humble Sarah Lincoln gave TO the
world o son who wrote his name in
impcrishabIe letters OF light on one Of
the proudesl pages Of our annals.
II Is the story OF the repubiic-out
of the depths 10 the highest place III
the temple of Famc-out OF the dark.
ness and into the light. Atlanta Con-
sLltutlOu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
lawful to marry two brothers,
A,,a.i,a
The Crocodile's Feast.

Better far 10 bear the ills you know
than fly 10 those you know not of. If
the scventy-tive katiirs at the cape
who bolted from the May Queen reef
to rid themselves of daily toll had
borne .he old adage in mind the bulk
OF them would have been in the land
OF the living today. Instead OF that,
some OF them are in the land of the
leal-pcrhaps and others in a much
warmer place This is how itall hap
pened. When SAID natives bolted,
pursuit was hot Black men jumped
into a river, but only four out OF the
lot reached the other side. 1t was a
case OF crocodile first. and natives
next &c nowhere. The crocodiles had
a high old time of il with scvcnty.live
plump Kailirs to feed upon. In a ace
for liberty a policeman may be out
stripped or outmancuveredSi croco-
die never-or scarcely ever. Cape
Town Argus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03

WI publish tbs muruing the call
for the republican county convention
for Custer county, 10 he hid az Miles
City on Monday, Aug. 1911. The
primaries ia be held Que week earl er.
Tni. is the first bugie call Of u cam
paign that PROMISES To exceed ~ H.
tere-t any M TINT the IerliUty of
Montana has participated IN. For rhe
FIRST tiEp W. rball enjoy the high
privilege Of voting for state ticket
and one ot the twu tickets put IN the
field wiIi, 10 the constitution be rnljiitd,
govern uud adm mister Me affairs Of
the communicable for the rusuIug
thrsp years The contest j. uut only
for The state government, though thar
in Itself lie n royal prize 70 battle !ur,
but Their Is a greater dependent upon
the outcome; Montana ~ Il state viii
enter the uulnu with The sgUtr rnice
IN The -tDute OF the Juitrd S1'a- a.
posse -rl by the imperial common
wealth Uf New York, and whether
Mont MAJ, twn suuaiUr7 VIII seat
turms Ives with the administration
parry ur gglIDst b., Is "a question that
Is ah-urb'uE quite o. much iutpr u
aBd attention. Bon tbe political ,Dr0G m
Inc a"'r. r- De- i- here, perhaps NOR q,
FOR We -.arunly r-ql.z- Tue vt,,f impp-
lance %. J.a outcome. Tlcu too, as
Montana -rc. lhi- year, Wi. she be
eia-sei tOf the presidential election ~
lsg2
These matters briefly cited tend to
maxi ihe coming eltcI oh n 81 I'M
usual interest.
Although The constitutional convcn.
tlou has not yet settled the question u
10 whether the election viii cover
G unity oNinsrF, there SCENE. 90 be ma
reason to doubt that they will 20 de.
telgmur aud hat g. the excitement ui
the hr-t slate election, VIII be added
all The fever aud excitement OF IA local
campaign. Well, the more the mer-
rier, aud u may lesson the plur. Of
defeat va tbe success fpi, that they
fili with the leaders of their party IN
the ststs campaign.
The bugle having sounded let every
republican url ~ his aruor md pr
pare for the fight,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
W o|rIIUnFY IIII0Tl I0UflIUiuV Money OrlUT
issued by NJ. Express raHpauius, Sew YORK e..
change, Drah Ur uoH'al nuir.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL NASH,
Now UFIHRuE. In.

aRENEMUTU,tn w f.a r-tmrut Of Prime
Dol YusUiANTLIu Wl FDit NATtDNAL
BANKS u Nos DI.Eaa. Yrd t1r T.ek,U arr
signed ~ the Pr0iidoUf gi Hu lHH .Tt.ou. Vbyar
,tHrglfcl righla 80 .T.uFUIaai IH INH IIgua.t
Court lhgrsiprr, hFs'r ~ n' IuUit.ItH or
anonymous HIhemUs.
UNE UOLL.AN o. tbr price oi|U. .Ha"rsir nat
uf fraction OF o. Tllkct GSstIu IH A.. No. anp
DwglHg A0yIhlns iu oBr uuipr Ugg .gr Ice
IHu "a DuIIHrIH utUludln.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03

fInr b. a spicy story Of pceyish
OLD iuHU.r WHO had married a young
wii. .ld, being lately ON his death
bid, ula boz dearest beloved in attcn-
f1n.. 1901 ewing her directions how
d, H. w..a O.a management Of his
c,t1tu al.Or hs dcccase; when, after
BONE o.0.r questions, she asked him:
rs El have been 30 kind ms 30
l-lyg o.. NNYl. stock Of this farm TO
me. il d. ,Dl to be supposed that /
saall L- bong without a number Of
sutton Trayt IWv dCaE have sou any
da5p J.at / sIOgli marry ung pprtic-
ulnl II .pu iu preference to another.
Tor D. m. Intention ~ aHt agu.4Blv
h yYU. .G.ursf
70 w.oul hS very wosbpIshly nc
plipl
su Shy you mrr marry the
dobll u ynu iIas.
"C.- mE lu.r, aU, a, in a
very u.H r5a.. '.4at y.NI b. done,
for 81 son r'0oI .aet, my a..I. llj. not
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
GRAND MONTHLY DRAFTING.
AZ the Academy Of guIic. New 0Hsaas,
Tuesdah hg7, 70. i889,
GAPITkL P2ILE S3OO.ONO.

10000 Ticket at Twenty Doilars
Each: Nalrv~ SO 90; Quarters s.,
TonthS -; T~ynutirlhs 81,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
IA AIt Of Dycing.

While the art of the dyer is ms old
rs Tyre, and the colors Of those Of an
tiqlrty are not cXcelled in lustcr and
stability, the variety has increased and
the modes have become numerous and
cheap Dye baths aud mordants were
well understood in India 1900 years
Hgo, rs were also one or more styles
II calico printing, including the
chintz pattern and the resisting pro-
ccss,-New York Telegram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
ma rs CITY. NONTA IA

The editor oF THg YELLOWSTONE JoGESAL
Il lBt responsible Tor ANY II the Oiiu.
oHs or utIsrAnces OF its correspondents.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all concerned mat
rHE ~YELLuwsTOsE JOUESAL PrBIlsHlSs 60
holds the contract 10 DO all printing ana "a
sertising, Of whatever natu - chargcabe 10 tus-
tor county, aud Is also the designaled aud ouly pgP.T
10 Custer county IN watch services by publ, Ilon
can be legally made. Legal notices published IN
III r pipeps Of Custer county, are Wild and
> has bscn decided by the couris OF
Montana.
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PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any of the employs
VI said paper or others, will he recognized unies,
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