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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-10
sss HELP wANrED-FEMALE.


NooK-wanted. COOK Tor small family, white
- or black, good wages. Apply at sol West
Seventh street.
~ y IRL-Wanted a girl for general homework.
IStJ No washing. Good wages. AIS East Fourth
street.
white girl to do general house
III work in family OF two. Apply az 1905 East
Belknap street.
80 IRLs-Wanted, girls at Fort Worth Candy
49, and Cracker company. Apply at once
.lD6, los and no Throckmorton street.
ElRL-Germania House, corner Fourteenth and
~ Houston, 1900, wants girl TO wait on table
EIRL-Wanted. a good white girl to cook. Gil
~ East Weatherford street.
q IRL-WHnted. competent white girl for
- general Homework. Call at southeast cor
ner Jennings avenue and Broadway.
IRL-Wanted, young girl, for light work IN
~ family. Apply at r. L. Daniels, Pennsyl-
yania ave. three doors east OF Adams street.
girl to do general homework
VI IN private family at Quanah, Tex. Apply at
Avenue hotel.
q IRL WANTED-Girl to do general house
~ work or cook and laundress. Apply 5l4
Henderson street. city.
II Observation-Disclosures u houskeeper BY
Ia bachelor thirty years old. Please write e.
McLain, Sherman, Tex.
: g HIRTMAKERS-Wa at H. L. Bottoms
y shirt factory, corner Main and Fifth streets.
CERVANT-Help wanted, white or colored,
y to do general house work. Best prices for
good work. W. R. Booth. 6l2 Main street
w ANTED, girl in private family to do house
w work. Apply to 2l2 East Belknap street.
IA ANTED-Nurse girl. Apply southwest cor
" ner West First street and Royal evenue.
w OMAN-Wanted q woman to do general
W housework in a small family. White help
preferred. Call at an Evans street. northeast
of courthouse.
V1T ANTED-MiddIe-age woman or gill.
w white, for general homework. Apply at
once. Glib West Fourth street
SJEy ANTED-To correspond with middle aged
W matrons. those who are able to supefinteEd
railway eating houses. Good salary paid. For
information address P. o. box AZ, Milano juno
ton. Tex.
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EsTRAYED .ss.zs3
STRAYED OR sToLENE6ne Morse 15ii
- hands high, white backfss small patch Of
liberal rewaras teSJ. T. Taylor, ZIG HemphIl
street. .Fast Worth.
: DRAYED OR sTOLEN-From Vernon, juno
high, shod all around, one hind foot white
branded on shoulder. A liberal reward for
any information leading. to recovery OF same
R. A. TadIock, Vernon, Texas
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Smal red cow.
- branded ]. T. o. on left side: Suitable re-
ward will be paid for return to MRS. Anna Mar
shall, East Front street. ~
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ToB-Wanted work of some Kind. Am NOT
~ afraid of work; have good education. Ad-
dress Lock Box 81 Weatherford Tex.
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GITUATION-A young man (Australian) ac-
- cuStomed to general homework wishes for
Q situation. Address 7. 2. Y. Gazette
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SALESMAN-Position wanted as local sales
y man by man of thirty; had some exDeri-
ence; good references given. Address, J. K.
ElmOre German Tex
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CoURsEs or sTUpY.

The courses OF study are two, each extending
through four years.: The agric lltural course,
leading by specialization of studies either to tho
degree of bachelor of scientific horticulture or
TO the degree of bachelor of scientific agricul
ture, Sand the mechanical course, leading in a
similarway to the degree of bachelor of civil
engineering to the degree OF bachelor of
mechanical engineering. Postgraduate and
special courses are also provided.
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IORINTER-Wantedb by an all-round printer, =
J situation in a country newspaper office,
capable for any or all departments. Address,
stating wages. Lock Bog So Bowie. Tex.
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DRISTER- Situation wanted as printer and
7 toner in photo gallery. Give terms offered.
A. B. c., Box q. Robeline. Il
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MTANTED-A situation by an English couple
w without children in boarding house or
hotel. John COw,es. Dallas. Tex.
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Nj ILLER-Wanted, by a practical miller, >
vi situation. Fully up with milling. Good
references. Address, Miller, 209 Overland
House, Ell Paso. Tex.
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Clarendon.
Special to the Gazette.

Epeclal TO the 0Azettes
CLARENDON, Tex, June Sat ss-meet-
ing of Clarendon's citizens last night intiatory
steps were taken toward grand Fourth OF July
celebration. Steps viii be taken to have some
OF the Central, Eastern ana Southern Texas
people visit this part of Texas at that time.
Troutman Bros. have their first brick kiln
here red hot. They are confident of their sue
cess, and have several new business houses 10
build as soon as they demonstrate their ability
TO burn the brick here.
The new hotel scheme is in good shape, and
work win commences on it in ssesf while
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young MANA young man wants work OF
L some kind; light work preferred. Address
A g.. care Gazette.
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..i.FAo6ITY AND OTHER OFFICERS

Louis Lowry McIpnis, NJ. A, chairman, and
professor OF Mathematics; William Lorraine
BT(A ghurst, Phi. D. Vice. Chairman and professor
OF English and history; Rudolph Wipprecht
professor of language; Roger Hsddock Whit
lock, Nj E., professor OF mechanical engineer
ing; George Washington Curtis, NJ, s. A. pro-
fessor of agricul, ure; Frank A. Gulley, NJ. S. =,
professor of experiments agriculture; Henry
Hill Harrington, NJ. g.. professor OF chemistry
and mineralogy; Thomas L. Brunk, B. s., pro-
fessor of horticulture and botany; Lieut.. Will
lam Sherley Scott, First cavalry, L. S. army,
professor of military science and tactics, and
commandant of cadets; Mark Francis, d. V.
M, associate professor of veterinary science;
Friedrich Ernst Giesecke, associate professor
of drawing; Charles Puryear. NJ. A, c. E.. as
socIate professor of civil engineering and
physics; Robert Franklin Smith, adjunct pro-
lessor of mathematics; Rev. Charles Perkins
Fountain, chaplain and librarian:J Joseph Dobson
Read, NJ. D., surgeon; William Benjamin Phil
pott, assistant professor OF English: Duncan
Adriance, assistant professor of chemistry;
John Marshall Carson, assistant professor OF
Hgriculture; Herbert Spencer Iehnihgs. assis-
tant professor of horticulture and botany; Paul
Braun. B. n. E., assistant professor of me-
chanical engineeringi John De Lashmutt Fear
hake, B. c. E., instructor in mathematics and
civil engineering; Andrew Michael Guenther,
instructor in blacksmithing and foreman of ma
chine shops Thomas NJ. Scott, business man
ager; Edwani Walthall Hutchinson, E. C. E.,
bool-keeper; Charles Augustus Lewis, foreman
of carpenter shop; John, HeHdsrson Alsworth,
foreman of farIn; Hegle Nks2.fB. s.. foreman of
garden and greenhouse eandlsC> Epps Bar
pekAafef0feman oforclsaet .snd-yiney ard:
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A intelligent bachelor, with a little means,
"A solicits correspondence with stout and
worthy manageable ladies. Address W. Long,
Fort Worth
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PERSONAL.


A intelligent bachelor, with little means,
~ solicits correspondence with stout and
worthy manageable ladies' Address w. Long,
Fort Worth.
A YOUNG man would like to correspond WITH
II few young ladies. Ralph Port
wood so! Main street.
A YOUNG MAN of intelligence wishes to cor
"a respond with some young lady. OBJECTS
matrimony. J. l.. s.. Fort Worth -
A Ny INFORMATION leading TO the where
n abouts of Mr.. John Beckney. Anyone know
ing such person will confer favor by address,
ing Miss Mary E. Tancred, EulOgy, Basque
county, Texas. Other state papers please copy.
A REFINED and educated gentleman would
ladies between the age OF nineteen and twenty
five. Has money. Address at once, K. Y. T.,
Grand Hotel, Fort Worth.
A YOUNG lady Of eighteen summers would be
Aa71$ased 10 correspond with few nice young
.tltetE object. fun and very likely matrimonE,I
bssddress "Violenta, - Ranger, Texas.
A LADY, young and pretty, age sixteen years,
n would like to correspond with a few nice
young men; object, fun, and perhaps matri-
mony. Address Lock Box 1856 Ranger, Texas.
A YOUNG lady eighteen years old would like
IN 20 correspond with few young gentlemen.
Clara Smith, Ranger, Texas.
I DESIRE to md Charles Johnson, who left
L st. Louis December 2S,. 1883; was in Fort
Smith, Ark, Dec, 81, 1859; was ON his way to the
Indian Territory 70 purchase cattle. Is sixty
hYe years old, dark complexion, black hair,
dark, fine beard, slightly gray, slim built, little
stOop shouldered. johnson is a cattleman,
formerly from Kansas. Had a friend there
named Miles. He is friendly with Swedish peO-
pie. have business of financial advantage to
him, II he will write call on me, and will pay
the person who first advises me correctly OF his
ocation $50, June 10, 1890. Thomas F. West,
corner Third and Houston streets, Fort Worth.
Tex. IO-l7.
INFORMATION wanted OF Clarence Stokes,
l. a young man, light Completed, twenty
years old. Started from Hood county, Tex, to
Red river in White county, Ark, in December,
1888, but has not been heard from since. His
mother is anxious to hear from him. Address,
any information to J. a. Brown, II. D., Ren
sett, Ark.
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:HAzETTH.S LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in the
counting room on Monday, June g., 1880
Persons calling for them will please say saver.
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NST ORK-Wanted, situation OF any kind. 81
w energetic young man, good habits, good
education and good reference. Address A. l..
NJ. care of Gazetfe.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEmALE.

CASHIER Experienced cashier or copyist
" wants position. Address, A, 500 West Fourth
street. 1917
GIRL-Experienced girl wants dinIng-room
" work or light house work. Apply 800 West
Fourth street.
TEACHER-A young lady desires a position as
! assistant in public school. Address n. H,
Milan, Tenn.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS.
fTIN NJ. JONES & co.
THE TYPEwRITER AGENTS.
,-.-,. -, ., s.aa.ssJss. Ss
OFFICE DESKS, RI1lIftc DEVfcE5,
LEGAL BLANK CASES
TYPEwRTERs SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS.
a 3. II 49, SCI
729 Main stEsess pan Te5.
E& HANGE-Remington and
L C2{igEeplt standard typewriters for sale or
leHss WI. Powell, 6l2 Main street.
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LOST.

FgNAKEN from my Office st Spring Palace
/ grounds one hand grip; contents no good
to anyone else. Finder return to 104 Galveston
ereut1e for reward J. z. Sanders,
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

ELEGANTLY-FURY R50Ss to rent
II over Farmers andS iaechanics' bank, corner
Fourtee n ID aAI1 q aim streets.
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a YOUNG lady Of eighteen Summers would be
AaNlased 10 correspond with few nice young
,1lteH object. fun and very likely matrimopE,
address ''Vtolenta - Ranger Texas
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.


s'''''~ SITUATION wANTED-MALE.
A PPRENTICE-A young man of experience
a wants position in an architects office.
Reference given. Address d. T.. ia South Wal
nut street, Sherman, Tex.
ROOKKEEPER-Wanto situation as booS.
II keeper. City reference. Address, N, 9ss
zette Office.
DOOKKEEPER-A young man desires q posi-
A. ton as bookkeeper, CLERK or collector; best
Of preferences. Address Q. F.. Gazette office.
DOOKKEEPER-Situa wanted BY reli :
D able young man with some knowledge of
bookkeeping. Willing to start low and work1fpg
Best OF references Address J. R. F., care Posts
master. Kingston, Tex. ~
OR-REEPER-Wanted, Position as book
d keeper and salesman, or some kind of work
Just from the East. Good references Not
afraid of work. Address, Lenox, Greenwood,
sex.
NLERB-A young man Competent to handle 3
\ wholesale or retail trade, wants job where
he work mp; groceries prefeTred; references
exchanged. Address W. 3. B., care Gazette x
lG-l7. y
COoK-situation wanted. A good cook wants
" place, country preferred. Apply corner
Fourth and Harding.
ELERK-Wanted situation. First-cisss dry
~ goods and millinery man. Understands gem
eral trade. Address. Mr.. Worker, care Gazette
HLERK-Wanted, situation in a grocery
store by man OF experience. Best of ref
erences given. Address s., lock box 5SS, Fort
GUTTER-Wanted, SITUATION by practical s6s-
~ ter and trimmer. Can give frst-class refer
ence and will work two weeks on trial. Address
nos Curtis ST.. Denver, Col.
EOOK-Hotel cook wants situation: thorouehlv
y experienced in all branches; aged thirty;
references Address Hotel Cook, Gazette ONCE.
CLERK-Employmen wanted; have been en-
" gagged in an English clothing store; am not
particular as to occupation. Address ". z. c.,
postofice. Fort Worth.
row PUNCHER-Would like work in stable
" or anything in that line-uuderstands 49,
business. Address, B., care Gazette.
I ,RUGGIST-Wanted, by Young man Of two
~ year experience, position in q drug
store Best OF reference. Address J. 2. D.,
this Office.
LfNGINEER-Wanted, situation as engineer.
IL have line outfit, consisting of 3 transit
and everything needed by hrst-class surveyor
Have had ten years practice under the theory
and practice of civil engineering. City and town
county, Tex.
ENNGINEER-wanted,a situation as engineer
Ia or work in machine shop by licensed en-
gineer. Address J. C., care Gazette. a
Observation-Disclosures man wants position =
II second engineer or fireman for stafiB1afy
engine. Wages moderate; town or =Sbuntry 1
Address W. w, care Gazette office.
ErARAER-Wanted, by . sober steady mari
Win board the hands Address n E. NJ go
Gazette ~
lfARMERS-Three Englishmen Hbnld iiksssIn-
7. G.. Rostomce. Eoxt WORTH
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A LADY, young and pretty, age sixteen years,
n would like to correspond with few nice
young men; object, fun and perhaps matri-
mony. Address Lock Box 1855. Ranger. Teas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-10

E1sHE party who took lunch basket from belt
II line car on Saturday last will confer favor
on the owner by returning it 70 street railway
office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-10

CHANGE-Remington and
/ L C2ligEeTlt standard typewriters for sale or
| Ie4sst 81. Powell, 6l2 Main street.
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SITUATION wANrED-MALE.

I WOULD like to have situation to take
L charge of a kitchen in boarding house. 1 will
, give satisfaction to my business. Address lO4
Fifth street
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STOLEN

TWO dollars will be given for the double
i glass-faced watch and black guard taken
from the Union hotel, on bringing them to r. G.
Dun & Co.'s office, Houston street, and no
questions asked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-10

EOOK-wanted, a COOK for small family white
- or black, good wages. Apply at sol West
Sprerth straat
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WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS

72s Main stEses Bsna
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NRW Strawberries from the fire az the
~ Spring Palace. Owner can get same by
calling at 500 Wheeler avenue
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PROFESSIONAL.

T EvI WALKER. AttouaS - law, Montague,
Ia Tex. speciss atteHtfon given to land and
conmercisalstigstions.
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A YOUNG lady eighteen years old would like
IN 20 correspond with Jew young gentlemen.
Clara Smith. Ranger. Texas.
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TYPEwRTERs SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
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FOUND

EOUND-Some cart harness. The owner can
L have it on giving an accurate description at
- Il V. -aGi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-10

CHEAP hay presses. For the BEST 100 Nay
y press in Texas, addFesss Bs z. Russell, Wal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
yIambrin0 Maid.

The rich blood that courses through
swift Mambrino Maids veins comes TO her
from all her lines Of descent. and is a nota.
bile combination Of Hambletonian and
Mambrino Chief. She was foaled in ISIS
in Kentucky by Granville Cecil, and her
sire was Mambrino Startle, son Of Startle,
while her dam was Winnie Wilkes by
Red Wilkes, and her grand dam Gypsy
Queen by Bourbon Chief. Her pedigree
shows three crosses TO Mambrino Chief,
two TO Hambletonian, and one each to
Henry Clay, Capt. Walker and American
Star, while such noted producers as Old
Lady, Little Miss and Jessie Kirk are rep
resented.
Mambrino Maids first turf work was at
Harrodsville, KY, Aug. l, 1859. rhen she
was beaten by Matte Wilkes. Before the
conclusion of the month she had a record
Of 2:23sl. At Dundee park, near Pater
son. y. j., she lowered her record to 2:2lh
In June, 1880. At Belmont park July Il
she was beaten by Edith K. but trotted
one heat in 2:lsH. Her lowest notch thus
far was scored at Cleveland In the Grand
circuit. when she did a mile In 2:l7s%. She
was victorious at Cleveland, Buffalo and
Rochester, but wis downed at Pough.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

1856. In 1857 he transferred his services to
the Syracuse Stars. and he WAS well up In
the general averages at the close Of that
season. The following year he was en-
gagged by the Commercial league. of Chi
cago, Ills.
In 1889 he played the early part Of the
season with the Minneapolis club. Of the
Western association. but the Milwaukees,
of the same association. having purchased
his release from the Flour cay manage
ment, he finished the season in a Cream
city uniform.
This year he is again one Of the main
stays Of the Milwaukee club, and his play
throughout the present season has been Of
a very high standard. He is "A man that
can always be depended upon at any criti-
cal period Of the game, and his timely bat
ting has been Of immense service to his
side on several occasions. His averages
for 1890 up to u recent date are: Batting,
80: catching. .g5j.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
Third Baseman Denny.

Jeremiah Denny, third ba,emau Of the
New York National League club. was born
at New York city thirty-onc years ago.
In ISL he entered upoa his first profess
xional engagement with the Eagle club. Of
San francisco, playing left field for three
work, and in 1880 he played third base
with the Athletic club. Of san Francisco.
The following five years be played in his
pet position with the Ola Providence club,
Of the National league. He was then sold
10 ST. Louis, and reinninel with that team
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12


hve important medals, which victories
barred him forever from any but army
iDompetitions, aud won for him the title Of
'~1distinguishe marksman."
Kerr was tie first carbineer to use the
prone figure Is a target, and to his success
In Kidding this difficult mark he attributes
his rise to flme. His accuracy In skirmish
Bring is said to be phenomenal. At Camp
Douglas Kerr carried everything before
him, and was decorated with the gold
medal Of 1890 by Gen. Kruger. Kerr il the
hero of a long list OF brilliant campaigns
against the Indians with Gen. Miles. In
1881 Kerr took a prominent part in the
pursuit of Nictoria's bloodthirsty band,
which eliminated in the death of that
famous chief and the s~ubjugation Of his
warriors. Kerr was also a participant in
all the thrilling battles with the crafty
Geronimo and his band in 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
A Boys Ready

A son of a veteran applied fora posi-
ton to the head of n of the govern
ment offices in this city, and when told
the place would probably be given to a
soldier, promptly replied: That's all
right; l was in arms at the same time
my father was" The official COM
mended the young fellow for his wit,
but hasn't yet given him the coveted
position. Columbus (O.) State Jour.
nal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

throughout tn
west from Canada
to Mexico. Capt.
Kerr was born
near Lexington,
KY. entered West
Point in 1860, was
graduated in $50
a second lieuten-
ant, became first
lieutenant In 1874
and captain in
1875. Kerr began
target practise
with the carbine
in 1857, and during
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
LITERATURE FOR ALL.

To- ANrarc,yP RorrcTIygTApIyvIrAorr
a. ,UgIfthiuy \ most y,l,,abla saria, ~ Ja,tg
,n, ,u,,,.nis T,,aso ~ ,.a.',ai - in,in
=, s,a.. ,bcc ,,n,s ma !. nr,naseu wi.ha view
non. whether in the interest Of farmers,
Zach issue Of the series appeals TO tbose pn EN-.
ppIt.l iu s.luf,te indust,ias and ,,ras.n,.i a.,
,,.,,,i IN, ian,s a"n,aa,a,a
~. ,,in'' eoinI'aIIsons VI WaRts,,ust
~ IlN,n'' anu otncr showing the
ANY single one will lie sent on receipt OF 2
cents IN Stamps except wages, Living and
Thrift" which will H. sent far a c.nts ""'
This Az hnic lii ,xiIi ~ son, g..
,,, "tIU,,a. III, y vytcn,ror
ai! 'Mtl.e IorS ceiIts, or any I'VE Tor ~
CeLts, postage phld. order by number
30. p.ovs
W Living and Tariffs Il Her.
rmcns, a..... a. hAhi ,s
The N fss%a and u Industries z r !. ~ IT. ra Tn,, g
States" First Prize Essay, IssJ' CHaw.
FoRD u. HRssISo. 20
3-"Home Production Indispensable 10 a SUI.
ply, NJ low Prices, OF the Manufactured
uonm,.ilties rtquiredior the People Of
me United states. and Adequate Home
pr3luciion o. these Commcdlties Impos.
sibie withou! = Proteciive Tsrin." FIRST
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

Cittzsn-So you think Of locating hcrc2
~Phys.cidn-fcs. l thought sone OF prac-
ticing a,nong you
Citesu-Scc here, young man. there's Q
good opening here for q man ms understands
his biz. bur we don want no prGc;iciGl, or
experimenting -~doc'oring'S Ihds ps trcnt!.
Many times women cal ON their family
Physicians. suffering. as they in.lTin", one
from dyspepsia, another from hcarr disease,
another from liver or kidney disease. another
from nervous exhaustion or prfrsiTatiOn.
another with pain here CT there, and In this
way they oil present. ankle 10 then,sclvrs and
their casy-going and Indifferent or ovcrbusy
doctor, scpsrstc and distinct discas' s. for
which he preecribes his pills and pCtions. as
auming them to bc such, whcn, In reality. tl'cv
arc all only symptoms caused by saiH" wuiGh
disorder. The physician. ignorant OF trn cause
OF suffering. encourages his "Irtfti'5 prtil
large bihs are made. The suffering paiirnt
gets no better, but probably worse W " aeon
Of the delay. wrong treatment and crnsn-
quent complications. A proper med cine. !u.r
Or. Picrce'e Fayorite Prescription t'bn lui 4"
the cduse would have entirely remove The
disease. thereby dispelling all thosr disrruss-
ing symptoms. ard inst,tuting confer, liz
stead OF prolonged misery.
It's the only medicine for the weatn"sF"s,
irregularities ard painful dcranyn yCi!;s ln';Ii-
liar IN women. sold by druE-is'F. UEG"r A
positive guarantee tina; il viii rive r,t,s-
faction in rrsrp rdse. or price $50 pati lur
IL will be promptly refunded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

In the days of Columbus learned men
boldly asserted that If a ship should
reach India she would never get back
again, because the rotundity of the
globe would present a kind Of mount.
ain, up which it would be impossible
to sail, ever with the most favorable
wind.