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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
NONSENSE ABOUT sLoopHoUNps.
The Dogs Used In the South to Catch
Prisoners Are Only small F~oxhounds.

frtsoners are ohiy small Ioxhouhuss
Bloodhounds are inseparably asso-
ciated with slavery in the south. I'm
,le Toms Cabin" and other stories and
dramas of that character would lose
half their interest without the horror
inspiring bloodhounds. Since the war
the bloodhound has been associated
with the rcapturc of escaped convicts.
These convict catching bloodhounds
are u myth, There are no such dogs in
this section uf the country, Tho dogs
used in trailing escaped prisoners are
very small ioNlounds, Insignificant and
harmless animals.
At Pratt Mines, five miles from this
city, there w. loo rouvirts leased by
the state - the Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad company, 10 capture
those who escape the company keep II
large stock Of hounds, These dogs are
small red foylIuundS. \ few of them
are spotted. but the majority are a
solid. dull rel color. They are small,
slcndcr limbcd animals. capable Of fair
speed and endurance. aud they can
without difficulty follow a trail five TO
eight hours old,
The dogs are kept in a large stock
ade n short distance from the prison,
and never taken outside the iucluSure
except when wanted Ia trail escaped
convicts. To get the dogs ON the right
trail a coat or hat belonging to the es-
capped convict is obtained, if possible,
and held to the nose of each dog, while
Trainer Crosswell by signs makes them
understand that il is the scent they are
expected to follow. They are then
taken TO the point where the convict
made his escape from the mine or
prison, or To tie place where he was
last seen. The moment they scent the
trail they recognize it and give a short
yelp. Their leashes are then slipped
off: they are told 10 go, and the chase
begins. Guards on horses follow close
behind Trainer C~rosswell. who rides a
fleet horse and keeps right with the
dogs.
Trainer Crosswcll is proud of his
dogs. Once fairly started ON a trail
they never lose it, unless thrown off the
scent by n hard rain or the convict
taking To water. They have trailed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
lr Count Tolstoi's literary repura

lF Count Tolstoi's literary repura
tiou HeI ended on THE Kreutz-r Son.
ala :" ~ 10 -afe Ia say the distinguished
au NOR would b. unknown, for N more
een-sl -. rap d and pointIes. distrihe
was ! .ver iufi cited on the reading
punIir. It, theme Is the %iaundIcpd
sbu.s AID vi~llificsrion # the marriage
rel IN maintai ed ir m v 10
cover in the weary.ng monologue os u
SUI n-.d Injured husband who stnlti-
d : hini-elf in every moraIizing r.fler
ton that he makes upon his acts.
Even the crisis If the story the kill
ing Of his wife, fails utterly in dra.
mat iuslinct, and il entirely oh
secured in his be>lobbrred APPEAL for
forgiveness. Such a book deserves
no place in the literatur. If the ay ,r
of any day. II is UTE rly withou'
merit even Of the kind thst make IL
sought for just now by readers On ac-
count az It's prescription from me
mail. Had it not been for this un-
wise act IF the authorities 1t would
nev-r ha se reached II second edi'ion,
while it is now In it, twenty.tifth. TIE
weldon Of these II appointed CEN
SIS OF public morals Is most thor
Oughh exemplifed in this instance.
WIN ut their asinine interference,
the To- ok must have fallen fiat aud
hs ml-.s; ~ it Is, prurlent curiosity 4.
Nv ken-d aud Thousands # readers
. secured, where If the prescription
he'd n been made, there would have
b,- : ant hundreds, aud u msj Irity
OF n-r W uld have dropped the book
hsif. .ad as prosy ami unintereslin2,
VIZ tn-y not urged on by the sala.
C = dvertising it has received. As
q ltera y work II II "A blot on the
aut "t's reputation, and as d "racyn
n A. Tar tsa T and,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
Married Twice.

A rather unusual marriage ceremony
was performed in Shapieigh the other
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Z. Shack.
ley were married thirteen years ago,
and soon after the wedding the clergy
man who united them died. Recently
Mrs. Shackley, not having any mar.
rage certificate, became uneasy, insti.
tuted inquiries and found that no legal
record of the marriage existed. So she
determined to have the ceremony per-
formed anew and properly recorded,
and this was done. The wedding wa
In the presence Of invited guests, and
not even the cake was omitted
6pringvale Me- Advocate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
Branded with Curling Tongs.

The shop of a fashionable coifreur
was recently the scene Of an alarming
battle between women. The veracious
history of the affair is the following:
For some time past a sInartly dressed
and elegant lady had been patronizing
the artist in hair and his well stocked
establishment. She turned into the
BARRIERS sanctum three or four times a
week in order to have her locks trim.
med. There was assuredly no harm in
this, for everything was apparently
conducted on strictly professional lines.
A young dainsel, however. who act.
ed rs chief accountant and cashier on
the staff Of the coifeur, saw matters
in a different light, and she resented
the long and frequent visits of the fash
ionable lady to the tonsorial sanctum.
Accordingly the fair cashier lately made
an interruption into the room where
her rival WIS seated in the easy chair
awaiting the artist, and snatching up
some handy curling tongs, which were
red hot, she branded the neck Of the
elegant customer in tive or three places
with the instrument. The lady after
having duly sari"ked made "A dash ut
her assailant, who rushed Di, into the
street and was only next seen by her
victim In the police court, where the
heroine of the curling tongs was con-
demned to pay f2 as fine and damages
for her unwarranted assault on the
customer Of the fashionable coiffeur.-
Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

Dr. liebig 4 Co.. are regular graduate. in med.
cine and surgery and special prsctItior err au,
iboiized by the ,taies OF iss0uTi, 4 california ani
MONTANA, TO trea, all chronic. nervous and ,Ii.
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sexual q bility, Qo-s OF sexual pox-r) nervous de.
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t-yphilis, Como -rhGa, elect, and triclure) c red
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No time st fro business, Patients at a 10.
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In diseases Of the blood. brai hea { aud ne, "
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Write for illustrated papers on D~eformities.
Club Feet, Curvature II the spine. PILES, Tumors,
Cancer, cstarrb. bronchitis Inhalation, Eleetri.
city, NsgnetisIn. Paralysis, Epilepsy, Kidney
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Diseases Of Women a especially. Separate par.
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The only Reliable Medical aud surgical Iusti-
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All flood diseases successfully treated. y h..
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DIR. Liebig d Co. sr the only q 'alibed or re-.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

Soft soap, with half It's weight In
pearl ash. n ounce of mixture in one
gallon OF boiling water, Is In every day
. in most engineers shops, in the
drip pans used for turning long articles
bright in wrought iron and steel. The
work, though constantly moist, does
not rust, and bright nuts are immersed
in it for days till wanted and retain
their polish
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
Call Tor a Republican ,oun,y Convention.

in pursuance of Instructions received from the
republican state central c ,mmittee, primary eiec-
tic.,s are ordered TO he he'd IN he various pre-.
cinct- named below On Wednesday, August g7th,
1880 b-tween th hours of . AMI 6 O'Clock, p, ~ E,
for The purpose OF %elccting delegates and alter
mates Ia the republican county convent ON TO be
heIe ~ the cOnr house in Miles Cijy, Munt ., IN
"a uriay, >ept'uheT 6th. Is q, a. = O'clnck y. NJ.
for the lmrPoss Of sel,cii Ing seven delegates 10 rep
resent ip.tpr county u thr rppub ie u state con =
vpntiuu o he held in huto Cay, Mont, IN the
llth day q, -rpi,mhpi, $500,
The appnr iunWcnl ~ rvuTe' nt1iiIn II the dit-
feren y &c nets In the county convention will be-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
A New Term Meaning Conspiracy.

Professor ito law class)-H A. b., G.
D., E. F. ard q. II. agree together to
plumber the public treasury by mean
Of forged vouchers, what would you
dsnominate the combinationl
Burnish Bright Ia jewelers. son)-An
initial ring, sir. -Jewelen' Circular.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

The Salvation Army In Paris has
been reinforced by a Salvation Navy.
A church boat floats on the river Seine
near the Pont de la Concorde. The
FLOATING temple" ms the Parisians call
e. has been named the Herald OF
Mercy" In the hall amidships there
4 accommodation for 300 persona
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19
.l.UNFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ARIFFLEAGrE
+ publishing q most valuable series of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with a view
20 state the facts and arguments for Prot"r.
tion. whether in the interest Of farmers,
llinreTs. merchants or professional men.
Each issue OF the series appeals 10 those cit
shrel in separate industries, and presents iU-
dispatable misconceptions of wages, cost
OF llring and other arguments showing the
benefits of Protection.
Any single one viii lie sent on receipt OF .
cents in stamps except wages, Living ami
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents.
d whole list will be sent for % cents or
any Twelve Tor ~ tents or any live for ~
cents, postage paid. ORDERLY number.
i" Wages. Living end Tariff" 4. A. HANS
2-"TLe Advantages Of a Protective Tarif to
the Labor aud Industries of the United
States" lirsi Prize Essay, 1857. CRAw.
,FoRpD y. HEssISG. ..m...... 32
Production Indispensable 20 a sup.
ply. at Low Prices. Of the MANUFACTURED
Commodities required for the People ~
The United States, and Adequate Home
sibie without a rrotecIise Tafif." First
re Essay, 1855. Z d.. TuDD..., -. %
. ~ Raw Materials Would Free Raw
.H ~, he Advantageous To the Labor
H 'usiries OF the rnited States"
Essay, isss HOAERB q. DIHIIL 3.
30 on the Tarif by an old busi.
" - 2. rise Tariff lis Advantages ior :,
:pr,o Ui i~..terest." Judge WA. LAwRfNcE "a
i.eti.a Is. Free Irade.'-A Historical
rcyb ". ID, q. HARTMAN. ............. q
-j-"in. farmer and the rarir'" Col THOaAs
li-"rIotee,iea as a Public Policy" c;Icnoi 5.
is-' Reply 70 The Presidents Ffce;irsde he:
wortiuun - y sn d1 H. Tar,1r;
li-"ihe Vital Question; Shall American Indus.
tries be Atandoned and American Mar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-19

the result is a collision, whether looming
thro' the rye" or not. Life is full of cullis-
Ions. We ARE constantly colliding with some
bpdy or spmrihing. IL IL isn't with our
neighbors u Is VIII somc dread diseases that
"knocks us OF III" track +" and NrhaIs dis
ablcs us for life. Women especially II seems,
have TO bear the hrunt III more collisions and
Affections than ElnG!nd. In all u..Eis Of
~ncrvousncse. htaTirg-lown sensations, ten
ierncss, /. riCiioai pains, sick hcadacic, COW
h~fcunala irry -a..gths" and "w,aknursrs."
DIR. Picrcc'c .aN rifle Prescription cun,s 10
the rescue OF wS.ian as no other m,tlicine
does. IL Il t'W only medicine for women. sold
BY druggists, uni,T a positive guarantee,
from the manufacturers, that IL Will give
satisfaction ~ cs,ry case, or money paid for
Il will he refunded. See guarantee en- bottle
wrapper.
Copyright. Il by woRiU's DIS. MEp. Assn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

When immigration was stimulated only in
the United States it was satisfactory to Ameri-
cans. Now that it is stimulated by the coun-
tries Of Europe, which seek TO throw the support
OF their lepers and hopeless paupers on other
nations, il is not so desirable Ours is still a.
land of refuge for all oppressed people They
come and help themselves and thus help the
community into which they merge themselves.
But when they are encouraged to go from their
old homes because they are too worthless to be
Of any service to anybody there, or because
disease has marked them for its own, then the
republic protests and refuses to submit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

VII the Senate ever adopt the previous
qqe'tion? This query has been made many
times and has usually been answered in the
negative. The Senate is body which is some
times. with all its dignity, more partisan than
tnr House. But as regards the privileges Of
lis individual members it is disposed to subor-
d.nate party advantage to personal consider
alton The Senate will probably maintain
tree-and-easy debate and let election and other
party measures take care of themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
HAVE You Been In LArr1u

HAVE You Been In LArr1u
We ARR PACKED TO OVERLOOKING WITH NEW
GOODS.
Tbs novelties exquisite and the assortment strik
ingly grand.
EMBRoIDERIEs. The quantity IL % varied and
the prices % general that IL
scoops in everything
Nainsook Embroideriea
Hamburg Embroider,ea
Swiss Embroideries.
Narrow medium and wide to
match.
WHITE GOODS FOR GRADUATING PURPoSEa
Get your materials now; it
isn't any too early The selec-
tons are now here. Some
things out this year. See them:
make your selection now. Stock
Is in good condition
OTHER WHITE Everything used.
GOODS.
PARAsOLS Did you ever behold such an
assortment! Every conceivable
kind. Every possible shade.
FROM Parasols for Ordinary Use.
CSC. Parasols for Dress
TO Parasols for Carriage Use.
e25.O0. Parasols for Children.
Parssols to Match Every Cos
tune.
Price-well. any price to suit
your inclination.
vAssAR SHIRTS. The New Esd for Ladies' Wear
Price s1.25. s1.as. sL7a. Sizes
just like your Collar.
el.25. Materials-Csmbric. Pique. Per.
eL39 Gale. Styles-Embroidered. Plait-
sL75. ed or Plain. Very natty and at
the same time comfortable.
INFANTS SHOES, Made Of Kid: the cutest little
$50 things your ever saw. These sre
for the Babies First Shoes In
White and Tan, trimmed in Rib
bon.
SPoNGES 1t matters not what kind or size
you want for what purpose;
we can fill the bill sponges from
&c. to the largest size and more
expensive ones
CHAMOIS All sizes and prices.
FLESH BRUSHES. And the new Flesh Rubber"
Is not SO harsh the Brush
and more effective. Easier to
handle. T5c.
HAIR BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES, CLOTH
BRUSHES. wHISKS. kept by us in the different
grade goods.
DO YOU NEED PAIR OF SCISSORS, 39c is
the price we have marked on . lot Of about 800
SCISSORS Of good steel. OF the price is
75c. 10 probably the real price.
NULL TIES FOR 1870 There are Ties sold every
where for l21<c., but in all our knowledge of Null
Ties never the equal Of the selling
Ordinarily the price would be Csc. We bought 9
thousand dozen ut price. We don't lose anything
by selling them at l2Sc. Yet it would not pay to
handle them if 1t not that thought We could
sell them out in q few days Does the price tempt
youf
Things of equal merit all over the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

The debate on the subject Of international
copyright, although something of a surprise as
to the attitude Of some Of the debaters. was
not half so surprising as the vote on the bill
which followed. That some OF the most cul-
tivated men in the House should be rnisled by
appeals TO misplaced sympathies and by blind
following OF misleading data is remarkable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
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4 90 ILL 90

But how to tell you the little history Of these Hand
kerchiefs, briefly pointedly. and 30 not to read
stories the outcome Of . vivid Imagination rather
than Of fact. Let's try
These Handkerchiefs are the samples sen. over to
the importer enable him to obtain and give ORDERS
They the collection Of six months and while all
are different the difference OF many 30 little not
to be noticeable. There are but a hundred or 20 Of
them and you are offered bargains like this:
SOC. and soc. qualities for 25c.
CSC and 75c qualities for 39c
csc. and s1.25 qualities for SOC.
$3.50 and $3.50 qualities for 95c.
Weare perfectly aware that there is large class OF
We write rather to the minority than the majority-to
those who can detect Genuine Hand Embroidered
French Linen handkerchief from the machine made
imitation, to those whose trained eye and cultivated
the designs Of the finest pro-
duced in the world We repeat we shall offer Monday
morning Handksrchiefs fully worth the prices quoted
above and especially request the attendance of connos
seurs.
sSwe have good reason for reservins the right to
sell but one Handkerchief to each customer.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

Scotch Church disestablishment is coming, as
indicated by the House OF Commons vote of
last evening-2ls to 256, a negative majority
much less than was to be expected from the
present complexion OF the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
Owing to Ia.eness in application and dels

Owing to lateness in application and delay
in furnishing copy, several important business
announcements, for which space in today's
paper was desired, do not appear. This omis-
sion is greatly regretted, but it is no fault Of
TIE STAR, which makes every effort to accom-
modate all customers. The size and number
OF its pages cannot, however, be increased at
moments notice, nor can the force Of any office
do two OF three times it's allotted work in a
given period. Those, therefore, who wish to
avail themselves of the unequaled advantages
OF 1HE SrAR's columns an advertising
medium, and especially those Of Saturdays
mammoth editions. should make applications
for space and send in their copy as long in
advance as possible. Otherwise it is almost
impossible to prevent disappointments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

Our own cowboy marquis-De Mores of Da-
kota-wants to make the Due d. Orleans King
OF France and is about to get himself into a
worse state than the Due is in. De Mores had
better come home and go west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

What would the democratic party do if
Cleveland should be stricken by apoplexy be-
tween now and ls92.-AHdny EUening Journal
Why ask thus publicly? 1t isn't very far from
yCnr Office around to Governor Hills, is it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

What does Kemmler care if Judge wallace's
writ was contrary to precedent?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

A free swim in the Potomac is the proposed
congressional gift to the Columbian small boy.
and it Is good one.
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