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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-26

The 57lh annual commencement Of St.
johns Academy will take place at Lannon's
Opera House this evening at S o'clock, and
the programme to be rendered is an inter-
Is ing one, embracing music, recitalions,
readings, farce tBox and Cox and drill.
The music will be by Prof. Schart's juver lie
orchestra, composed OF his Ale1andria pupils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-26

Light offerings and quality Off yalncs Is hig
err for tops others shade easier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
PLAIN SIAIRAEAIS.
That elt ALWAYS 81 vERlFIE0
u90s APPLICATION
WILING PEOPLE SHOULD cosE bAp
SIT foR TAEkSElftS
INTERESTING EVIDENCE elYEs 81 A
GRAND RAPIDS CiTlZtN

eli wzs several years sgo tAAt nay A.
tenton Vas nrsg called 70 TIE mAlle4s
remarked Mr.. ~ e.. browu. Weo y en-
nloyea ~ Nelson Bros. q Co, 2t Q,
Monfae-st and, he ccuGnaed, ~
began by severe cold IA tie head.
hSd noticed tor r long ume tsAt
cauel co.d very e&sliy. Ny nose would
stop up nrst GA one side then on the
other. aud taeIe wss considerable dis
charge. Ineu the mucus would keep
dropping down lato ny tafoAi ~hlca
kept me continually haak.ng and splt-
ting. The mncus. 0F whatever you may
call IL, Wss sometimes yellow, al Diners
thin and WsteTg. After awilis my
throat became very sore and Vas 50
badly swollen Al times that ] could
hardly swallow. J coughed 4 great
deal, 1t WAS a dry, hacking cough. j
suppose Il was the irritation ~ my
throat that caused Il; there seemed 20
be somethng sticking there that could
not get up or down. Ny condition c0n-
tlnued TO grow worse aud worse, and Z
was very evident that something must
be done 20 check II or Il would termin-
ate IL a serious lung trouble. | con-
suited several physicians, also used
variety of patent remedies wltaout any
apparent benefit. Finally ! noticed il
the daily paper an account CT a case
that seemed to be similar 10 mine, and
which had been cured by Dr. Brown,
and | determined 10 give him q trial.
After calling at his Office at 43 Lagrave-
ST. and talking over the matter ] con-
cluded 10 place myself IN his care. |
wish 10 say right here that | am very
much surprised at the result. He gave
me immediate relief, and IN two weeks
time my dlsagreeable symptoms left
me. feel very grateful 10 the Doctor
for what he mas done for me, and shall
feel glad of an opportunity 10 say
good word for him or talk the matter
over with any one interested"
As stated above, Mr.. W. G. Brown
eau be found at 6s Monroe-st. and this
statement verified.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

sAa-sss-le lehzna S8rAuss aa1 as teEte
seess jc1zna. gos<f, sd k8s-4rc-~8s
tls< geea ~Elk1en - kanzEd >sfaass
sae Ffeseas eQs-1 4e-cE ot tGe sta2ss
eze1 sta
~k1asfd SlFzuss, leader ef ths ce1e-
ox2se4 klsnn4 S<Esll,s NEchsstFs. waO
ls,il sls.1 AgDessea ultn - estlfe corps
g artists lE Nay, = yEe yo1lgssl so
81 eSfi4in Strauss, tae orgznlse1 e. tlls
etf41.s osche<tza 50 lEnE4 "a le-s,
sf2a ste cofa poser who. o2t q the cd
tista}Aa eAnes IN six steps, created tas
laoasEa aaliz, ana became famous
throogaoat Eegope zs the nTst lsaaes
oi tle strauss orcheslF2. Johann
strauss vzs me father of three sOus
1oaann, Josef saa EaaArd.
~lhe eldest son, Johann, = today the
renowned e0tlD9sef II "flederDkus.
The Merry War e ssTbe Gypsy baron,
ana either sell knowa hght operas
and a.sQ many weltzes, amoug the
Beautiful Blue Danube" For the pasI
taeaty y-elgAt years lie has entirely
gwen Up conducting for compos ing,
and 40 present Is EXPERIMENTING or 8
new form FOR tae waltZ. The seeond
s9D, josef vas IN bs earlier years an
engineer. bat took up the baton ia 1854.
uls death occurred in 1870
'Ihe yOungest son, EduArd, Al rrst
desired 70 devote himself 70 the elpio-
matte professor, and entered upon the
regular course al the gymnasium, but
hls love Tor music led him 10 abandon
the pursuit Or diplomacy, and he lett
the university and fiFst publicly ap-
peared as Harp Nrtuoso. In lso5 he
made he debut ss conductor OF tbc
strauss orchestra, and until 1870 he and
his brother josef alternated as directors.
Ia the latter year josef died, ana since
then Eduard has been the sole leader,
and with the orchestra has VISITED the
greater part OF Europe, attaining Won
derfll success. He gained the highest
houors during his engagement IN Lon
don "a 1855, 81 the concert or the South
KensingtOn Exposition.
"Slnce 1871, EduaTd Strauss has been
tie music director OF the court balls OF
the Emperor and King OF Austria. and
he Is the third member of his family
distinguished by the Emperor with this
official distinction. Besides this, he IS
commander, officer, and knight Of ten
orders OF the different sovereigns OF
Europe, and possesses personal decora.
uous from nearly all the European
crowned heads.
"The Strauss orchestra has main-
tanned It's existence ever since its organ
izat.On by the elder Johann S!xty-seyen
years ago. It's fame consists IN its IN
iantable representations OF dance
music, and ITS nnriyalled excellence IN
this respect has been acknowledged 10y
Richard Wagner, by Meyerbeer, and by
many other famous composers and
musicians. 1t also excels IN the per-
Torrance Of more serious music.
1.-The career of Johann Strauss, the
elder, as the conductor of the Strauss
orchestra, extended from 1923 to lS49.
That Of Johann Strauss, his son, and
the composer of the operettas, from
lS44 to 1862. That os 10 OF, from 1853
to 1870. That of Eduard, the present
leader, from 1862 until now. Up to
the present time, from the pen Of these
four composers, there have appeared
no less than $3.50 works.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Ihis Dzts u EsEssy Sept. Il.
o. as41a egs cAF7-sssc.s. rsaosnei af-sc1sr
al1 sfazr bern 8.
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Faa slica lastel o. So 1ass. b. as,ellptei
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refused .8 trrst saile toe enefag Eellallea ~
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l-s1 fns freneh szulassador dssllizsssl IRON
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ia2 Death ~ the utlfe ~ WsHnEroa, born irso
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i1as tlaa lr1r-.ierare asa
~ 3 ffDai uisetag ~ tne ar1itfafiaa counls
sionsrs ~ Az. A.iieriean claims thsy
azFeod - aEart tlglaEes done - TIE Ala
t4ma fi1rida aad Shenandoah. receipt 4
rs 'Tf seFnos ,-igs-i b. Secretary Ssh.
fE4-tl8rshai tasaines defens. ~ hls action sens
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

AN ISsIDIoUs MARCH.
An Eminent Authority on an Important
Subject


"Catarrh steals, in an insidious way,
it marches on its Victims" says an
eminent authority. However simple
in character and short IN duration the
first attacks may be, they expose the
mucous membrane TO fresh attacks;
each attack involves larger extent OF
surface than ITS predecessor; when once
the complaint has reached the finer
ramiticatons of the bronchl, It turks
there still even after the larger tubes
have been restored 10 temporary
health--every fresh attack OF catarrh
IN the larger passages supplying the
lurking enemy with reinforcements,
and enabling II to advance from Its
Businesses and encroach further and
further upon the respiratory tract,
until at last 1t needs but a breath OF
wind upon the lining Of the nose or
fauces TO raise storm OF rebellion
throughout the length and breadth OF
OF the naso-pulmonary mucous men,
brane."
The symptoms of catarrh can hardly
be mistaken. In many cares the pa
tents nave pains about the chest and
sides, and sometimes IN the back. They
feel dull and sleepy; the mouth has a
bad taste, especially in the morning. a
sort of sticky slime collects about the
teeth. The appetite is poor. There is
o feeling like heavy load on the
stomach, sometimes faint, 'sll-gone"
sensation at the pit of the stomach
which food does not satisfy. The eyes
are sunken, and hands ane feet become
cold and clammy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Mrs. VI y Weeks, class lecturer, will
deliver a Temperance address for tha
benefit oi Sonta Enterprise Lodge, !
p. -. L., at their nall, corner soHta
DFssioD art SyCam0Ie-Ets. on Monday
evening September IS. Admission, ~
G nts. Caislren free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Herewith we like to call the attention
of all the ladies Of this city and vicinity
to the fact that there will he the grand
opening OF Fall and Winter Millinery
on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 10th Of
September at Berwin's Millinery Parlor.
10. q Canal-st., and that every lady is
invited TO inspect the same.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets s2. Wykes' s5 Monroe-st.
Born. - sIr. aud Mrs. Lan,ngsn, 81
tourth-age., bow.
Gardiner IS Baxter have got the latest
"a dress suits, "Ibe Tuxedo
tfr. and Mrs r. A. Caldwell have
taken rooms az the Livingston.
A large spool Of cable was moved last
night on rollers 10 the river side power
house.
Joan :. Lawrence has been chosen
treasurer oi the County Democratic
Committee.
DR. Collins II. Johnston who has been
Up North for q few weeks past, has just
returned 10 Grand Rapids.
Or Breckenridge, Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
will preach in the Divis.ou-street NJ. t..
Church this morning and evening.
Those top coats iu Meltons and
Kerseys. blacks blues ana myrtle, are
the handsOmCst ever brought 10 the
city.
+. Treusch, of Morris II. Treusch &
Bro. left yesterday Tor Cincinnati and
New York 30 be gone two weeks on a
business and pleasure trip.
The fuyeral OF the late Carrie Brown
Will bee held this sunday afternoon, ut
g O'Clock from the residence OF Mrs. II d.
W Long. 264 Cheyry-st.
Mrs. VI. VI. Weeks, of Langsburg,
chart lecturer fer the !. O. q. I. and
". c. L. T., VIII deliver an illustrated
temperance address at Good Templar's :
Hall t0ls p. m. at 80. Everyone
lnvlted.
Ansel Woodruff. the old gentleman
who shot himself full Of holes because
ns best girl shook him. is on the road
10 recovery. His love was proof against
viliaiuous saltpetTe and ne has been
taken % bis home IN Albion.
First Reformed Church-Rev. Charles
Sonnema. of Raritau. H., formerly a
member of this church. VIII preach IN
the morning. and the pastor, Rev. DR..
j. MOeriySe, IN the evening.
4 Lake Shore {. Michigan Southern
freight tram ran oft the track last even
ing az Shawmut-ave., but dad no fur
tuer damage than TO O5struct street
traffic Tor about hall an hour.
Wash" Davis Is again riding around
drrug part OK the day, after being con-
l.trA 20 tit i4ta>e Aot httlty i've weeks.
Is his first sickness since childhood,
and he has missed his freedom accord
lngly.
The servcesat the Anles VI. E. Church
VII be under the auspices Of the ". c.
p. T.. 3irs. " VI. Weeks viii have
Charge ct the morning service. and Miss
Lena Mauis wall conduct the evening
ssrr.ee.
BON. Th0s. D. Gilbert has returned
l0u from attending thc Michigan
fauDer's Association meeting iu Chr
rfgc. lie delivered uu address before
the meetug ou "Thc ultimate fate Oi
oar national hnnkiur srstrnn n
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

F. Dettenthaler's, of 1T Monroe
ST., Is the place to buy oysters, fish and
game. He receives daily these deli
cacies, and purchasers can feel assured
that they are fresh and sound. Choice
New York Counts and Blue Points at
wholesale and retail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

slrs. F. J Reynolds has just returned
from New York and toe East, where
SIC has been for the past six weeks, Sc
lectIng tho latest styles aud novelties
ia millinery and ha.r goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Attend the Valley Cily Con1merc.a al
College ana learn 20 write Shorthand at
Z speed Ok - words per minute IN three
mouths evening school.
lo-i2-l4-i6 50. Dlv.-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

When you need y good, substantial
floor covering for Office or kitchen
wear, buy the Nairn Linoleum. Guar
anteed to be the best fabric of the kind.
Sold only by
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

hLAIEFR- -Rnfember ~ ~ oid age. az his
frst.eae- 80 aiEEa. ST.. conrad k.a.ter.
fghrai wul BE- he'd Monday a. o a. m. az
st Nsry church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The electric line has a new sIxty-horse
mower motor in successful operation on
its line to the lake, and trains VIII now
connect with the Lyon-st. cable at East
and Fuiton-sts. every fifteen minutes,
commencing Sunday morning at
O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Call on Robertson & Kruger, pro
pricJors Of the Woman's Exchange, for
ice cream. il2 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Offices. 43 Lagrave-st Hours. TO II a. n.
! 10 p. m. and 70 8 p. m.
Sundays. Q a. n. to u N.
Direct all mail to or call on DR.. q. K.
BROWN. IS LagraYe-st.. Grant Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

We make A specially Of home baked
goods. GIVE Us a call.
RoBzRrsox & kRUrGER,
10 Mon rOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Rugs and art squares in great variety
of pattern and cOloring. 1t is a pleas
ure 10 show them.
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Mrs. Sarah Wood, of l22 Canal-st.,
leaves for Chicago Tuesday TO purchase
the latest style of millinery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

See the life-size crsyOn and ink DOT
traits, only s.. Wykes, IS Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Robertson Z Kruger. IL Monroc-st..
the best piace 10 the city 10 gst a good
meal
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14


itoft & Co.'S ssusiay rlii Of FARE.
MENr.
Oysters, select and standard.
one and pound caus.
Parsley l0r same.
Olives Celery Cabbage for slaw.
laarct Chicken. Lunch Tongue.
Canned Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Oysters f.r ~cfliounE. Lamb Tongue.
1efm.t@ liy
Boued Tnisev.
Pate dc los Gras.
speed 0yster-.
Fot,tees for Nash,nr Sweet Potatoes.
,,1lgUtasl eau Ii0wFr trencl Peas.
Psrsnips. Hubbard squash.
Tomatoes.
F,1m Pudding. Brandy sauce.
'ine tieat canned Fumpkin-
Appllt
Assorted Cake. New York Biscuit Co.
Almond Nacaro0us
Cocoanut MaCaroons.
Champagne Jelly Raspberry Jelly.
Grapes.
'aiaNha Esz z1ra. Wnr1ou. ~ aware.
d ved Nuts. Kaisns Oranges.
Cheese.
Eo4uefort Fiam Pine Apple Still
ton EnEl sh D.sry. Swrss Cream.
fars Coffee. cider Tea 0l Ell kinds.
CARTS ard Hsts of other goods fur-
rsncd by che clerks.
s-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Call on the Woman's Exchange, l12
Monroe-st., for ice cream.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The best meal in the city at the Wo-
mans Exchange, ll2 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Wartrd rHover seed. 3 cents Per
poaad Hogie oh Cos, ~ and "a Wafer
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The follovug brief history ~ toe
four renowned walt Comp3eers a4I
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

There VII be extra uuslc at St
Fort-stree Presbyl Church wli
ss~r But the Lord IS undtu. cf fs
own from ST. Paul. and 81 general
request Nessrs. lawn aud Cam 2 1vll
ropest the famous duet Iat Jruc fx,
sung last SUNDAY NJ Lawn wil also
sing The tenor soio p tHe te Ueum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

SMITH & SANFORD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

A rugged farmer stalked into the sanctum
with a big whip under his arm.
BE you the editorY" II am" WA the
half apprehensive reply.
"Here's two d~ollars-send me your paper.
for life" he said.
You see" he went on. our daughter was
sick and ~. To die: she dropped and grew
weak and pale. h9d headaches, no appetite,
back ached, hands n feet like ice, couldn't
sleep, hacked with cough. and we thought she
had consumption. No medicine helped her
until she tried that DIR. Piercc's Favorite Pre-.
scription mentioned In FOUR piper, When she
began TO mend In no time and Is now well and
handsome Is q rose-put me down q q life
subscriber"
Now the editor Ia looking for another scare.
The medicine has cured thousands afflicted as
was the farmers daughter, restoring the fe-
male functions to healthy action, and remov-
ing the instructions and impressions which
caused her trouble. IL is guaranteed I o give
satisfaction In every case, or price tsl.O) re-
funded. Its q legitimate medicine, not q bev-
ersge. Contains no alcohol TO inebriate: no
syrup or sugar TO sour or ferment in the stom-
ach and derange digestion.
For o Book of 40 pages on Woman: Her
Diseasea, and How to Cure them. (eent sealed
In plain envel0pe) enclose ten cents, In stamps,
to WoRLD's DlsPESsARY MEDICAL AssOCiA,
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
A Deed cf valor.

Yesterday morning Doc Whitnsy.
while on hi- wsy To psrtske Of his
matn'inal mpsl. walked brinkl, down
Main street. His eye was bright, hi.
step was light, his shoss were tight
and he felt all right. having gone to
bed early the previous night. A he
tripped gsily past CASES. bakery, some
unusual commntion alarmed the
steady going old steed that aids In the
daily distribution If Mr.. Cases excel
lent comestiblss and h. pulled out at .
fair gait, without a driver and headed
for Tongue river. The wagon was
| AIDED with pies, doua hnuts. fried
cakes and other drlicacies not adapted
to too rapid transportation. Doc took
in the situation asa glance and though
the horse had \ fair stsrt. the Bost,n
hoy got a great on himself and
started In pursuit. There was pr bs-
bly, = o of people on the street,
any one ~ whom could hs &c headed
the angry steed of, but the sight ri
the Doctor toiliog mApfully In the
wake OF the runaway, distracted At.
tention from the hor-e and conferred u
on the man. Slowly but surely Do,
gained on the pie box. tapping tn,
hind wheel first, then the forward
wheel. then the horses quarter, ther
his shoulder, then neck and neck. un.
I'll finally by one supreme squirt h,
forged ahead and grabbing the hors,
by the bride, wrencbed him back or
his launches amid the cheers OF Oh,
by-utanders, while his breath came n
short pants. Once the danger WA,
over there were plenty who rushe,
forward /, share the glory, ard I,
these the hero surrendered ihr hor-,
and wagon, including Its vsluabl,
freight, and n~onchalantly -aurtere,
down TO his boardius house. a. n III,
risking Of his life In the defense o
New England products was an va
day affair with him.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
The costly and elegant furnishing of

The costly and elegant furnishing Of
the JOURNAL counting room has fire..
quently caused II to be taken for Q
bank bv strangers, but the climax was
reached Yesterday when q weary look
ing customer, with q sample ~ the
previous nights free lunch adhering
to his whiskers. and q general I.feel-
awful-rocky appearance, made bis
way up to the counter and announced
to the business manager that be want
ed To 60 To bed. The business mama
ger blandly Informed the gentleman
that be vas not In . hotel, and In sup
port If the statement called the visi.
tors attention IN the fact that he was
not wearing q diamond, whereppon
the stranger with much confusion
withdrew and the business manager
resumed the herculean tax OF hgur-
ing up the last quarters dividend.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

Through the reckless distribution OF
poisoned bait. a valuable dog belong
ing 10 q. w. Allefton was killed yes
terday. The practice of putting out
poison promiscuously il not to b.
commended even when done with
the best Of motives. There are q goot
many valuable dogs 10 town and II
somehow always happens that n ri
these takes the bait, while the ''var-
mint" for whom Il 10 Intended escapes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
GARD of Thanks.

Allow me through the columns OF
the JOURNAL 70 express my heartfelt
thanks to those who % kindly helped
me yesterday morning during the
fire, and the members OF Hook 4 Lad
der 70. No. I especially. who worked
40 earnestly snd successfully to save
my propert,. ROLL JOHNSON. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
Tho World Enrsehea.

The facilities Of the present day Tor
the production Of everything that will
oonduce to the material welfare aud
comfort ri mankind ARE almost unllm.
tied and when syrup Of Fig. was fret
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, M 4,
Ia the oniy remedy which Is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and etiec,ual to cleanse
the system gently In the spring time
or In fact, at any time, and the better
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
A singular thing occurred yesterda

A singular thing occurred yesterday
morning at the crossing Of the cattle.
II seems ons Of the men had . cork
leg and broke 1t In some way. Mos.
Of the men, who, did not know the
circumstances, thought . very sad SC
cidsnt had befel the man. aud after
discovering the truth, . good laugh
was had In which the victim Joined.
He was brought to town and Q skillful
carpenter looked up TO splice the
broken member.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
1t 10 known the more popular 1t be-

PROPosALs FOR SERVICE CONNECTIONS
ufice Of Post Quartermaster. tort keoga Mont.
July s. 1880. Sealed proposals. In triplica,e, SUB
jeci 10 the usual conditions. vii. 'e received nj
this once until ~ o'clock noon on the Oh day oi
August, 1880. and IN N opened, for furnishing all
the labor ,equi'ed 10 making service connections
with Wal er mains at this post. Specihcstions. in
structions 10 bidders, and blank forms OF proPos'
ais will be- furnished on application TO his ce.
NJ. G.. MARTIN LIST Lieut.. a. RON. END lnfan'
try, A. A, a. NJ, q. :. A.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
Mysterious Disappearance 4.

Mrs. John A. Clarke Was "a great
sufferer from Indigestion aud Sick
h-adurh-. She lelt her hume last
Saturd ~ TO buv n ,mttle of De Wits
Little Early R'srIs. tuWk a due and
her Ii.a,ia..u. disappeared ~ myseri.
ou-ly NJ 1t came. Try them.
". II. SAVAGE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

Grant Miner returned to-day from "A
months visit to Hunters Hot Springs,
where he has been for treatment.
Grant says the springs are great, and
that he was benefited considerat le by
the baths.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

Fred. Schmslse has opened q saloon
In his brick corner, where he will be
pleased to have all his old friends call,
and will guarantee them good treat
mpnt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

We recommend Dewitt. C,lic and
Cholera Cure brrause We believe IL q
-sf- and reliable remedy. IL gond tf-
feels are shown st oLc- ~ ,asrs Of
Chaie,a Mnrtu. aud simllsr rOIn-
plaiut-. w. T.. SAVAGE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

That tired feeling now 40 often
heard OF, ~ entirely overcome by
Hoods sarsaparilla, which gives
mental and bodily strength.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

There II ons medicine tnAt will cure
iLlmedist-ly. We refer to DE Wits
CALI aud Cholera Cure for all summer
complaints. Mo- lay. no dlsappolut.
uien,, NO failure. We sell IL.
", T., SAVAGE,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

W. l.. Avery Ia nursing a carbuncle
on his neck, which greatly aunoys tht
heavy weight express agent.