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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-01

Action brought In
| the DistrictC Court OF
he Third Judicial
! District ofthe Ter.
ritory Of Montana,
In and forthec oun.
" II Custer, and
the Complaint fled
| In said County OF
| Custer 10 the Office
Of the Clerk Of said
District Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-01

MathewB Bottles, NJ.
shepard Bodies
aud Richard +.
Bplles, partners
doing business ss
NJ. Bodies 4 Co
Plaintiffs,
Against
Joseph al. Gee,
Defendant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

ihesrSh b songs they sing to-day,
But never one Is sweet
AZ those my mother sang TO me
When sitting At her feet.
lsy thoughts 20 back 70 childhood years
When hope and I were young.
And Is OF old I hear to-day
The songs my mother sung.
At twilight's hour I often dream
am . child enc more:
] seek the house where I was born,
pass the open door.
There mother rocks beside the hearth,
y Her little Q among.
And Me fofgets its cares to hear
The songs my mother sung.
o. long the grass has grown above
ina loving mothers face,
But still In faithful hearts she keeps
Her old. her dear old place.
No other songs . be SO sweet
Is those We heard when young.
When sitting 1t our mothers knee
The songs our mother sung.
-Eben Z. KeKfOrd. in Detroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
plN-MONEv.
Rev the q. 81 Nev S"ss S""""
Are. D..p..~ 81 rhstr Allowances

u.- m. r,..su.sp> 81 Nev NWSs 0sitass"
.lr,s p..pas~ OF rh~ts allowances
eel have only an allowance o' sio $
week for pocket nnoncs. said 'ns
| al a daughter millionaire in a coa.den'
! ,ial momcu the other day. Papa has
ssch an idea of money. you know, ana
! he THINKS | arm wildly e~xirsvasant a
.pcnd ,ha, small amount on d
J lowers. novels and theai-- tickets
! Mamma orders AL my clothing. y"''
know. and -. OF course. ! do noi have
10 bay aay thing ,ha; ! really ne,si.
To many a young girl $40 . week
would seem sufficient For r~Skes
money. and. indeed. how many hun
dr-i. az pretty and clever girls are
there who can mol earn more than nha'
amount even b. working hard each
day q. the week. hot the average
fashionable. society girl has ~ many
demand, oH her purse that sie docs noi
20 far.
1; /, said thai, Jas Gould very ccncr-
ously allows hi- daughter So, AMI Win
This she nv, only supplies her - at
lie wallet. hut gives 10 most OF iac
small charities.
Corn-liu. Vanderbilt, and Ellios =.
Shepard allow each ~ their six chill
drcn "A certain amour, OF po.kc, money
each month. aud they arr al required
o. keep cash accounts and present
them IL iarir papo.s tho nrsi ~ each
month. Ihe amounts M, hot large.
and are given morn Ia make The h''l"
miilionaircs understand IA value ~
money than sagh, else.
Willie X. Vandcrhiit's three children
are allowed plenty Of money. bat arr
tnri heavily for all misd.nesnor~
They dine in n pretty litile room ails-
cvnt 'o 'h" cr,ya, dining saloon. aud II
= tiny drop ~ any coffee. milk or win"
is spilled "n the snowy cloth the Of
fender IL fined - Crnis 'or each o'cn,c.
A gla>. % water knocked over or -
dish let fall ON the iocr briags n fin.
q, 81 cents 10 the culpr.t. and all the
fines 20 { . the Foreign aud Home Ms
sion.
.'Wha, do ! DO with my 80 "a week."
asked an only daughter q: a flf,h
avrnu- mil. .~.nnairc. when asked the
question. We'll. NJ. always the -aun. /
thing. Las, ~.c. I >pcu; every ccn,
81 i, a. a lovely new parasol. Ia carry
a, n coaching parade. and then after
all my ,rosihlc IL poured rain. ] gen I
orally purchase my ;'o~rr--yoi kno
! must have n fresh co--a:c cluster 81
violci- every day -and th-y SOS, . dol ,
lar a cluster.
Then honhon<. soda Vhossn,a' and
those little ~trii-- come To ahr,ui B.. aud
n couple Of matinrr -ict-'-. Tea for my
old women NJ IA" Home for the Aged.
new mu,ic and papers "a, up the rest
] am fcariully short sometimes. aud l
draw In adyau.- ard forget - pay
back. don't y"u know Papa u-,d Ia
allow M So much ~ ~ quarter 'or
ms wardrnis, aud maid but ] va. al
ways in deep water. Nos ! order What
I wan, and have the bills ant ~ hi a."
Il do O think tina: the Vs., i,hir-,
New N"Tkrr- are more than lib ra' la
pocket money Ia th"sr daugh-
tors. said the principal 81 u iashto -
bic uptown school. MY pupils Arr.
mos. 81 them. daught"r- ~ million
and y.t ;hey have seldom enough
Tor their many little wants. 1t - ~l-
dom. not -ann" on the part 81 tha
parents. ! think. ~. \. Suu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
STURDY ECONOMY.
The Example set tO Mis- Country men by
Benjamin Franklin.

Time was when the life Of DIR. Frank.
lin was considered II stock book To pre-
sen. Ia young men starting out in life.
whatever their business. Bat of late
years ! suppose il has been considered
as rather behind the age. Indeed,
many not very familiar with the subject
are apt To think Of him something in
the light ~ that public speaker. no,
over friendly to Puritan traits. who
spoke Of him rs 1.-The incarnation Of th,
New England character-hard calcu.
la,ing. angular. incapable 81 e~oncciv-
ing Of any higher object than the ac.
cumulntion Of money"
So often. impulsive. gcnerous-hcarted
youth is apt TO look upon thrifty max
inns Of close economy and steady in.
iusiry n rather .'old ioCy" in their
days. as something narrowing and
hardening tn nature
II is true that Franklin's teachings
in this line impressed themselves
deeply on the age in which h. lived.
and they have come down 10 US in n
straight line these hundred years. and
become no unimpor,ant par; OF the
warp and wool Of the nations history.
No doubt the pattern would be
greatly marred. il not the very fabric
itself. IL his influence. 6ircs, ar in
direct. could b. wholly eliminated
Yet his careful taking care Of pence
did not make him hard or unsympa-
,hizing. or deaf To appeals on his gen.
crosby. Indeed, his very are Of the
pence enabled him 10 dispense with q
generou. hand To those who had .
claim upon him. II wa. not very mer.
cenary in him 10 buy a house in Boston
for his poor old sister Jane. and send
in every fall enough money TO lay in 8
plentiful store o. fuel and food And
We, frvm the midst Of the gay Preach
funny. CHEEKY letters that she said tbs
pleasure they gave her made eve
his great presents but . -eccnds-,
Joy" His thrift and economy had MOI
&OUIN4 MS 0sSfSskAbu- O6k sFR@@ -
homemade blue stockings his geaia.
spiri, made for him . welcome in the
hiShes. court circles Indeed. his faith
.ulne>s 10 . friend Often exceeded What
we should esteem . wise p-odeoee-
giving evcn hail Of the years income
TO help n poor fellow uho was his oom
papicu 10 London. whom he loved uiff
Al his faalia- hdid not she's . ver3
nercenar! spirit 10 give his thrs
year, salary Of ak thousand pounds q
work. for the public good: sor uoaic
Q very stingy man have tak-o the In
tercss he did in his iourneyuen. mAny
Of whom be ses up IN business
Hi. old ps.acipss Of sturdy ecooom,
and diligesce In business sre IL bal
WARTS al the nsaioa's prosperity sell
ase Is vii help any yoonx naa 4
make them . sohjses 81 faithful sod
Asd CAREFUL AousAA-ADssSraa Gro
err.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
hAZINC IN COLLEGES.
lt II - fao In female College, - Oo&
Could We'll .


Human nature is very much the same
in all institutions of learning. and first
year students who venture To be too
presumptuous are usually disciplined
by their upper classmates. II makes
no difference whether they are attend
ing a college for the development OF
football players and crack oar1mcn.
or are cultivating the graccs Of dane
ing. music ard needlewOrk in An ins,i-
tuition where the sterner sex Is no: adj
mitted. The fresh girl is treated very
much the same as the freshman. " hea
a young miss enters a boartirg-school
she generally thinks she owns the half
OF the world which does not belong Ia
her s,rapping brother who is jus; ma
circulating AT college. He sports n
high hat and carries "a BAG and cane.
and the same spirit prompts her 20
climb into high-heeled shoes and don
"a scalskin sacque and wear II hustle.
In such IA case the youth Is put through
"A course OF sprouts by the maturing
sophomore. and the same thing must
be done To her OF the hustle To mold
the g!ddy girl into something like
wOmanhood.
This Is how il works. The young
lady Of fifteen determines to wear n
scaiskin coat. although such articles
are prohibited by the sophomore girls
Of the college. 4 seaisk;n fight fol-
lows just Is naturally Is Il cane rush.
II would not do TO tear up scalsIsin
prOmiscuously. 50 when the young lady
wants To appear defiant she dons IN
imitation seal-skin. sometimes made 81
c~heese-cloth. and paridcs before her
irate elders. Then the fun commences.
Half "a hundred young Amazons pouncc
On her. screaming and shouting. and
the way that imitation seai-s,lin is
ripped and torn would shame Il flock
Of vultures. Within two minutes the
sacque ha, lost all resemblance To u
neat fitting garment. and the victorious
sophomore girls co on parade. each
teckcd with IA sort Of imitation seal
skin bouQuet-dc-corsagc.
High-heeled shoes meet with much
the same treatment. But the glory Of
the female college shines brightest ia
the hustle fight. les "a bold. firs,-cla,s
girl that will wear a hustle before sho
has aged u year in college. But now
termincs tn take To herself that article
which has been likened to ..manuE.c.
turcd tO-back-hcr.' She purchases
n o! abnormal size. and once arraycd
fight. IL. hat fight. the cane fight are
nothing IL the slaughter hat follows.
She's torn by finger nails. crushed.
scratched and pinched until the hustle
the girl draws of for Il breathing spell.
there gees floating oil in the breeze
trcsscs Of hair shaded all the way from
Auburn Ia Schenectady. But the re-
suit Of this harsh treatment j. hat tho
fresh girl is no longer fresh. She gives
up her lien on a large section of tho
globe. and is not thereafter head and
shoulders above her mates. Some
times fresh girl, receive "A different
kind Of treatment. One method is for
the sophomorcs 10 summon them To =
feast. the viands OF which are cooked by
sophomore hands. Imagine the misery
II such dining. Bu; the civilization
IF the nineteenth century is driving
out those middle age horrors.--lhiia-
delphia Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
SOMEWHAT UNPLEASANT.

a detective sent tn . Fenisenttary to
Worm . secret Out Of . Convict.
One Of Pinkerton's men told me OF a
little experience in Ohio which has a
humorous side.
IL was called into the Office about a
month ago." he said. land told TO re-
port to Akron. where ] would receive
instructions. No detail, were given. !
arrived at Akron and was told my
business. which was tn BE- sent To the
pcnitentiary. where ! would be confined
in a cell with a man who was doing ten
wears. I was TO find out the name Of
the c~onvict's accompiice. Though ]
didn't half like the job. my hair vae
cut and my mustache shaved OF. and ]
was put in = cell With the legend
-Four years and u Half over the door.
The second day y keeper came along
and marched me put to the stOue-break-
ing pile. ard I was given q hammer 10
pound up rock. Was kept At work.
too. and treated just the same as the
others This lasted two days, and
then another keeper watched me for .
\ time. and at last broke out q one Of
the guards. That man Is too big and
burly 70 work on that small rock. Take
him up where some Of the big ones ara
I wanted to refuse. but ] couldn't ]
had to so up and wieid a ten pound
breaker. and that night ! was almost
81 for . hospital ] Vas ut the big
stones for Ave days. and vas nearly
dead. The man l was 10 pump vas
almost dumb about himself. and ] b.
e.n 70 believe that I would really have
70 serve the four years and . half O
confess myself beaten: but On the tenth
.iGht he gave me ny iniormasioa- Ieu
can bet I wss thankful and len he pea-
iseatiaxy ~ joyful y II had heess
real coovics pardoaed out Being A.
noyed because I hadn't heea Warned q
he nature Of the job. vhea I reecAsd
he once I Laid dom ny report 80
M resiSnasioa. Wa Il accsPee1s
weIl. ~ Evey body thougAe h -
[huRhbas. h& 1sa't vaas anseA9
q ~ kiaA"-x. I. So
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

rhss AXE esissza fi-as4. &. ,As f..h
&c IAznav - S@a-xas uaps:zt. zsa
ker~ us ksuc@Ara l~4h-.-~,
csszs ga Ss.~a~ the r.sr . ~osts~s ff,a
A rxsed rusi~sy h&as so~a Co o.
szs~f. rsern 81 al asssss 81 ss-,r d,
. nessl ~Ss> "a pr~~as<d -.A.si.x
sas~a~P es ~sa.tde~p IA to- .sss-.
ar~s~s iov yssh~~ ssa,~s~y a~,-~s-
tnssy. fhs sstsr- yoszs1- s.~s a.
cso,hes 90 "a. sse~ss s.< se~ys.
sY 's~sa os th< .ssrx.sosgay a~a.A-
The sssss:ysszs "a 49, u<-
s~sres 'As na~s striking ps<s.rs.. ss~s
~ oss . ssx3~ sAs~s- -
~sssrws~ky os-s~x~9 s~~<s-~s. -
80. ;Ats ssAxss D-Nn=s~fs-s 49, a..
c>~z - tAs srse~ ~ ss.sa~ss . 1.-x
p~32ss 30 ~~s ss~s~s rs~ssx p
Asss So gs4 ssss vs~~~ AaA 49,
~~rszsas~s ~~z - ~ sa~ t-rs--A
ss~n<s~s1~. s~ tA~T s~.a~ss ssar~lx "a.
ss~s=ss-A Il. s~s~a~s~ a~->r1
s~s<asS =s~<~~s 1-->s sA~ se~.
As sssA 49, W1~~s a..
h~ss.s AsS sssA~ tk~n~es
~s-~si1 s~@ - s..s&~-z =, a.
vss~n - sss~SSs sxs s-.w 49,.
- s2@~x~
A@1< ~.s~ss~S- nsSssx q. ~.
f-zz zs4~ss ~ ,s~s.. "a $780,
sssg. e~ asy 60 s~n> ~xs~-
ssssNs. sA- sAss.s 10 S~. e..
IA essss1s<s s<slss sazA szr~ d. A.
~ nssssss~ n s~~s<. ~ .ss a. IT,
- rA.s -~sssy-sk~sxx z~s<<x.ss.
Isa~sgA iAs ns~~ksss ass-x. 50
S~ss.Ssg~Nss ~ ~ p~v.a n s4~h
erseaesy S~s - ~ asv nz<~ ~s.~~s,
s~esss ssssiss go esxss~. s~s -
@aAt>5sS- s~~<sa~s - r-r-A-s
<AsAesss - Cssasss Aaws.H 49, -
snia~e - uas sAosasssrv assAA
sssSas 49, AaHasxssA~s 49, -
sns~A~~ ta<sA1zse $500 -a-a-
- - -n~s sstpy- -
- sassoO h--Ss--
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

years that hardly n modern text
book gives "A dozen lines TO II. and
eren Darwin has made hardly any use
Of this general habit Of the lower AMI
mails. and Of some OF the higher. among
his charming illustrations OF the aui-
NAL econony.- London Standard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

NO. George" saj,~r-d the maiden.
Il fear I: can aos BE- raHpsse you -
. gensIensn. I rsp-ss Jon - fr~nA.
bus-
Laura" he exelainsa. ~axsaee you
p.ss sentence hear ne out A r~c<ss
lucky ssrske In eusiee~s has ~eshse4
ne 70 bay . bsaaEfzl bone @ fnssrss
aveane. Which sAall h la yo=sr easea.
I viii iassr. ny lie soe e-i.5s. asA
-C~oeSe a,miy ins~rPs<S The
loscly girl '.yos s~sseryuysed 1r !
"a about % sAJ 0sa The seassnrass a
respect ssd ess1sn I Zee! Zoe yoz.
shosSh % s.roas. s-e feeSae ta oo9-
parisos sih ;hs d~<p lose shka-
which I-vheA ] hare icsx-dSs'I
George dear
Fo< Ceors hs1 isssssuPAN s0
Ag.iA-CAi<ago Tr5assa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Who're the Writs- ot sbe Essstssi"s
s.epsi~t o.. s.r.ss W.rt.

Commentators af~ NJ variance wish
regard 81 The exact tiuas 80 - johns
eail. nj Ta,mo@. IN ~nls~car~ ,.r,rS
certain points 80 detail ln the hs-pk 80
n revelation. stated tho theory hat -
John ~as .ssloi in The reign - Hofnl-
;ian. ~ 4. H.; hsIi this. by iis~ cnt~en-
su. ~ modern opinion. ia. be-rn held
Ia b. impD--'blr. and all commentators
mr.. nov agreed ttsa; the writer ~ tho
Rey.ls;ioa VA. la exil~ and compiled
his sors b-;~ecn - ani 81 T..
which is. ~ COURSE. rnu-o c1ax.stsn,
With the probable = Of The writer -
-Iich a work. The remarkable activity
Of :bc volcano ThcrA during ihe f--'
century 10 the Christian sra - related
;o us hy many classical uriters. fiiEF
tells - that an Island. Thia or iIirrA
Wa formed hy a. er1p'i0u ia - = n.
under The Cos.sIship az Mar.
Juniu. >iisnus AHd Luaifs Eait.Is
Several author. sgus~ In rslzunz
that saa,a"- ~rup'inn took piss. IN
The reign 81 C1sfsdi1s. ..
81. namely hsn sa@-ius ka-~lis.
Victor aud Es~ssas. wa~a aooihsr
largs Island uss siso formed ard tAai
an s~clir-e - the rssos ,e-ox plsce a.
the rnynesi az -. Cstzciy.m INkL
gala. ia his h.sto-T - ~ ersrsians
% >sn:o-n. ;eii. us. "a 49, ~sshor1ty
~ George 80 ~Tsg~ios ths. IL 40 .rBF.
;ion IN e. a 10. sd barat iszst "a.
iacressee by = cap~ 90 sh4eA o.
..sad. ,h~ churra ~ - sssot2s
~ Tho vsrlo1. is,e s~ap.eas ~s h.v~.
~ cour- much rsor~ graphic ~
roua,.. n! o. shsch apT~aF - hass
s-es ven ~-i-slisr iE 'h~4- >cfioa- Th~
scIt on r~uora 50. "a - o. - sh~
r~is, NJ i>o. ,bs I..asAa the ser. n
iE.. :hea 10 Is7A Is,h 100. sd is&.
r-p--iTeiy TIE soosss ~ th~.~
later ~-ay.ioss So 80 cossr~~. -sor~
rsssaSzs. sai sfli Svse osr gsry<~~
bitter .o> eo-sya~sax sS;h 49, so-zssns
IL ihe K~sseA.40.. Is~ s-spsS1s 81
i1sG q -. ~ rskh -. ere~ll~ss -
ezssas 90. Ei.~s ~ ~ i~sesAa sA~~
Eaxiisa 1osssias Ax<ot ~ ssass~ss.
tss.-a so- s~-es y~sr~. vita zc<~ ~
se.s is.~assfs. vbise The is.~ ~~syslo@
% i.s< shA~. 1s- sos spr-sr 10 haze
h~-s asy :sssx lilo - sssr~ - s>s
q ss yes~c~~~v~ Ass~e Sr s~s,
year. Tsns ss z.T s~f sR-zA~
s-oG sh~ sTk~>~ yves - ~ - s-ze-
nes.soo~s sss:en~ss&~s last Ta~1 sss
ia s:a.e AZ sta e~sv<a@ ssy4sx
she z->s.~s psxr. II sA~ s-.. e~z.sy u
oar ~ al o@~ss~sIy ss@A -
c-sesr1ooss SD ss~~Essgrss s>1p<s
4.Hsg The uk>~ pr~s " - j<As's
<sls~ y fxsss--Ssa~<1sesA C~sizsJ. /.
-Nn ~ Tea--Iksss ~<s~sAsss
Hsr& - s~S. yo@ ea - yos a~-s
sss~as sbsws a. NU fnakS CsaA<w
- as~srv POS s~e<y es~ @rss ..
oRy~s irn ~ xrs Sssr<y ~ I.
ysser1ay sAsa ~ h=sesss - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

a person who taKes TIE paper rearrN
from the po0t-0f1oe. whether direStet ~ a.
came Or whcGner ne II o subscribe. q: Lot, :
yeoponsible for the pay.
The courts lave decided that refusing ~ :.y
noWspapers from thu i1st-oi1c". or %rcn.vr!n:
and leaving them uncaIlcd for, Is pr.Ita Tao 70
ostdeoce Of INTENTIONAL FIeAth
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

-ne sitgAaaa ven q ins a. srsf
e. r.1i,y - 4se~11y IL aop,AD-
ess - a4an1sEsb - - sss4na -
asi h l0svs . 49, 0sA, - $50
~0u0ic0nino eknA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

-Seiestises ae.se 49, b b seosd
- w. hllna -0
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

shoulders. IL Is rs CLOSELY IN cOutact
with the blOOd.vessels As the fat store
itself: the blood takes upthe ~liquidated
assets from the latter and deposits
them In the former. whence they are
carried rs they are wanted 10 feed the
heart during the long winter. and the
organism generally in the first days OF
bestirring itself. No one has yet
chemically examined that derived or
secondary store into which the fat IL
changed. But there IL no doubt that it
is animal starch or sugar. just - 10
seeds the oils change into vegetable
starch and sugar. Animal starch or
sugar 10 the proper food of muscle:
It is the food that the heart has re-
quired the whole winter long to keep
it going as an unceasinG muscular
force-pump. and what remains Of the
store "a large quantity il quickly
used up by the other muscles when the
hibernator begins to be lively. and in
producing the sudden increase of in
;ernal heat which the waking state de-
mandA All the h~ibernators have that
peculiar gland or store Of animal starch,
and some animals have Il which are
not winter sleepers in the strict sense.
The animals that have il are those
that live In holes underground. 9Th
little air, and 60 abroad At night A
special provision suited % their hAhsts
has been turned 70 account BY rome Of
them 50 - to enable them 20 pass the
whole winter In profound deep vith-
ovs food and withous air. Il Il one ol
the s,rangest chapters in the ecoso0y
Of nature. Oddly enough Il 10 besa
- much disregardsd ty n~asnsalfsD 90
PAysiosegiss dMiag ~ - ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08
CHANCERY ORDER.

State of Michigan, the Circuit Court for the
County of st. Clair, i'm Chancery.
Bridget Flanagan and Mary Gahen, VS.. Pat
rick Flanagan. John Flanagan, Mary Hastings
and kittie HogwOod.
II satisfactorily appearing to this court by the
affidavit on file that the defendants, Patrick
Flanagan, John Flanagan, Mary Hastings, and
kitte Hollywood, are residents of the city of Chi
ants are not residents OF this state,
On motion of Atkinson, Vance ~ WOlcOtt
solicitors for the cOmplainantS IL Is ordered that
the said defendants, Patrick Flanagan, John
Flanagan, Mary Hastings, and kittie Hollywood,
cause their appearance 10 be entered herein
within four months from the date OF this order
and IN ease of their appearance, that they cause
their answers 10 the cOmplainantS bill OF com
PLANT to be filed and Il copy thereof served ON
said cOmplainantS solicitors within twenty days
after service on them OF a copy Of said BILL and
a notice of this ORDER and that in default thereof
said bill he taken as confessed by said nOn-reSt
dent defendants.
And il is further ordered, that within twenty
DAYS after the date hereof, said cOmpainants
cause Il notice of this order to be published NJ
the WEEKLY Exposition, a newspaper printed
published and circulated i'm said county, and that
such publication be continued therein, at least
once In each week for six successive weeks, Ol
that he cause a copy of this order To be personal
~ served on said nonresident defendants al
least twenty days before the above time pres
cribed for their appearance. -
ARTHUR l.. CANFIELD,
ATKINSON, VANCE 4 WOLCOTT, Circuit Judge
COmplainants Solicitors.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life Of the indi-
vidual. Such remarkable event is
treasured in the memory, and the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed
Hence it is that so much is heard in
praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration TO health
to the use Of the Great Alternative and
Tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach
of long or short standing you will sure
ly find relief by use of Electric Bitters
Sold at soc. and 81 per bottle at G. A.
Wells drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08
Their business booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at G.
A. Wells Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of so many
free trial bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it al
ways cures and never disappoints.
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting a trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08
Half Rate Harvest Excursions

Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE a. ST. PAUL
RAILWAY for points in Northern Iowa,
Minnesota, South and North Dakota,
Montana, Colorado, Kansas and Ne
braska, on August and 20, September
10 and "a, and October s, 1889. Tickets
good for return passage within 30 days
from date of sale.
For further information, circulars
showing rates of fare, maps, etc. adj
enger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis, or to
Harry Mercer, Michigan Passenger
Agent, 80 Griswold-st.. Detroit, Mich.