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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-23

he shook his little fist at him, calling on
him to desist from hurting the poor ami
NAL. From his earliest childhood he seems
to have been so fond Of nature that it
closed his eyes to the wonders of art.
When his father took him to Rouen and
was pointing out to him the beautiful tow
ers of the cathedral, the boy exclaimed,
How high they f1y!" Those who heard
him laughed, thinking he meant the tow
ers; but the little fellows eyes were fixed
on some swallows that had built their
nests in them and were swiftly darting
through the blue sky above them.
This little boy in time became the cele-
brated writer Of the story of paul and
Virginia" other tales, essays and several
plays. He died Jan. 81, 1914.
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HOGS.

Receipts of hogs were small; quality was
about the same as yesterday. The market
was active so far as the supply of hogs
went. There was no change in prices
Everything sold quickly and steady with
yesterdays figures. The demand was
good and more hogs could have been sold
to the local packers and Fort Worth The
run of pigs was unusually light. There
was but little sorting done. Tops brought
$40; bulk, S4.3004.35. Pigs were steady
at S3.25@350. The market closed steady
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
By Telegraph.

ST. IorIs. Mo. May 22-CATTLE- Receipts
Em shipments 1000. Market Steady Natives
90 Gkt5 % Texans and Indians So 75a4 Is.
HoGS-Recept- 42J0. shipments 64CO Market low r
Heavy - j08i 60. mixed 1 0Os4 Is. SHEEP-Re
ceipts 1854, shipments $50 Market steady Cod
TO choice clipped 50G4 IS. o00u
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 22.-CATTLE-Rece,nt
lower. Steers s. 70s5 ST. cows $, 5'f e 70 70
s9rkeF' ian and feeders 81 sSe4 q HoGS-Re.
f SRR =. loe, shipments 2ltO Market steady.
SkeceipIs AO. shipments 27S0 Market steady 70
No. So1HlcAGo: Ill. May % - CATTLE - Recent.
sVsh shipments 1860 Market wrak 10
lever s Export beeyes IS soa6 CO. shippers Is 2ss
-: 5e1 "a 81 I5sS o. heifers s. 500 90 cows
w y i Market lower. Mixed and packers 81 26S
62% light 81 i5a4 S. SHFEP-Receints s6 3S
Ehipn pm 900 Market duh and lower Natives
- 900 90 leXdns IS l0SS III, westerns a 25a5 q
wool westerns l5&5 IS Ian. los 75S6 IS ~
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WICHITA. Nav %.

WICHITA, May y
No good cattle of any class came in to-
day and the market was consequently very
dull There were over 400 head of thin
Arizona stockers in but they were not of
fered for sale. The balance of receipts
consisted of the usual run of common
stuff. Eastern markets were little bet
ter today on good stuffs, and anything of
respectable quality would have been
stronger here. The local killers wanted
some choi butcher cattle and would have
paid top prices. Only few cattle were
sold and there seems to be very dull de-
mand for the poor grassy stuff that IS
coming in.
The following are the closing quotations;
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ard.

did yo1 ever know such a winter for
begging appeals OF all k;ads'' said A 70 B
as they met at the club
Never, my dear fellow-never," said B.
This has been E terribly hard winter for
the cn."-Lordon Tit-Blts-
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Wichita Grain Msrket.

WICHITA, Kan. May "a
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlN-Csr lots on track:
{, 7IC 49, 49, -'o
CoKN-No or better 5Oa52c white 5aas5c.
oAIS-t2o{5c
REE-No3 or better Glc
HA1-Baled $40 0lG1 = o. per ton loose s-rlaIono
uhoCN NJ CokN-Chop in car lots 81 80 per lli
20 corn and oat-. al 90 per lou lbs; bran sacked
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His Greeting.

A greeting old friend az the railroad
station as be returns from Africa We
come thousand times, dear old fellow. I
wanted 10 be first 10 welcome you again 20
your native laud Can you LEAD Lag zen
della rst-Ess>osraA R1A.aAA
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
(sIfECaEn Me- -
Nheat->trong.

Wheat->trong
CoIn-Stesny.
Oats-Steady.
pork-Slea.fv
LarG-Ssesdy,
Tie leading futures ranged as fowws:
FLOUR - Dull Spring patents IS o0a5 Sc
winter patents as Ws5 D. straight 6SS5 O. bakers.
al 55G4 ~.
WHEAtIMsy 01SS, June ! O.. July 0l,s.
CORN-Nay 6sStc. June tsSsc. July S5As
oATS-May AZ. June So July ssJyc
P0Rk-May al 10. July all - September
an A21a.
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W ich;ts Prodrre Market

WICHITA. Fan, May -
tLoI R-HiGht patent 50 75 second paten, g. IS,
Extra fancy - IS. fancy s2 - - ~
40 81 Eh-FlIst creamery 20c. second creamery
e nnest dairy lSc, fine dairy l2Isc. common dairy
iGGS-ieiSc
p0ILTRl-Roosters 81 5od2 a. hens 81 En7S m
foIA oES-New potStoes-C alfornfas 81 5aa
81 10 g - Larry nose
CoALaoAnthracite sll o. Canon city IS 90 We'll
7, UU. &cAllisier s. %. " W. ---o4s
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY May Il
The i,silv Indicator reports:
FLoUR-NN t5G. Xxx sc, family 81 c. choice
WHEAT-Quiet 10 hard cash Sc May &c
bid, No red cash 9iisE nc
CORN-Ea.er. No cash iac bid May 49,.a sessc
OATS-Lower. No cash csc bid Nav .lisr
bid.
RYE-Quiet az ro54s.
BUTrER-Dull aud weaker. Creamery ia
isc, dairy 2G13 storepacke So l0c.
HAY-Steadyt 10 weak. Fancy prairie sam %
medium 5sas7 IS. common 6S5 80
EGGS-Stesdy a. lSc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-23

Mr. Wipx1oz'S Soothing syrup should
slvsTs ts ussi for Children rsstaing II
sootbss the child. softsns TIE gums, AilRgs
al pain. cures wind colo. AID = TIE Desi
remedy s.-r d.ss4Alsao Twenty -aYscsgts =
bcEsle l. SEQ ~ asali.CEs c. mothers
ca q wb =
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ist<c.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New York Norey

NEW YORK May -
Money on cali easy, ranging from } 10 AZ mar
cent Last loan offered at per cent ~
Prime mercantile paper So.
Sterling exchange dull and steady ae 81 sgI. ,,-
t. day bills and s. So for demand Ava
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A Curious Story.

Some time ago perceived that solitary
hen was frequenting the lawn in front of
it, and had apparently withdrawn from
the society of her fellow fowls at the back.
Whether she boarded at home, returning
to the poultry yard for her meals, or con-
tented herself with foraging in the flower
beds and grass Of the garden, do not
know, but she certainly had shaken the
dust of her former residence from her
claws completely at other times. One day
L perceived an unusual commotion and
agitation in handsome pine tree, whose
branches sweep the lawn, and to my amaze
ment beheld one of our cats engaged with
this hen in the liveliest game of hide-and-
seek, running in and out under the tree
after each other, the cat crouching, wrig
CLING and darling beneath the branches,
and the bird occasionally hopping up on
one of them, whittier the beast pursued
her. AT first / thought it was war, sudden
death and murder; but presently perceived
1t was peace, and the pursuit of innocent
amusement with the friendliest good uu-
derstanding. After this / watched them,
and to my infinite amusement saw this
game repeated over andover again. Then
these curious companions took to walking
sedately side by side almost what you
might call arm in ARM round the gravel
walk, and finally settled amicably down
together on the nice hot glass frame of
one of the vegetable pits in the kitchen
garden. Here | have seen them sitting,
winking and blinking in the sun, appar-
emily perfectly happy in mind and body,
until sudd, the hen would turn sharp
ly round give vicious peck at the
cats face breast (what it had said to
shock or offend her did not hear, upon
which the four footed feline creature, hurt
no doubt in all its feelings, slid down and
made off rather shamefacedly, the biped,
the feathered fowl, remaining in undivided
possession, though apparently in ruftied
dignity, of the comfortable hot glass.
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A Little Mans Wishes.


MY little man. come tell TO ne.
II you could by some magic 5e
To the unknown fairyland transpisnted-
" here boys may have their wishes granted.
What would your wishes h-sy''
I'D visible sidewise cooked his head.
Poncered and paused. aad then lie said:
y wish had two brothers
One great big one. and one could lick:
That nothtn' never'd make me sick.
And eight or nine graodmothsrs--
-Gol9ec DaTA
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Flower Of the peachl
-Four kisses on the finger that comes next.
And five to count the Last One more for eachi
Flower OF the rosel
Five fingers OF the little rose white hand,
The foot has five pink roseDuds for its toes
Flowers pink and white
Fall from the tree Of dreams on hands and
feet
So many kisses. baby. and good night!
Wide Awake.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Hours Were as Follows: 464 Cattle
664 Hogs, Shipments: 81 Cattle
3l6 Hogs.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,
SCHOOLS.
ALL H4LLOWS ACADEMY.
Conducted by Sisters of Charity, 3.
V, NJ, Wichita, Kan.

TIE Academy Course Is thorough in the Prepare
tory. senior and classical grades In the Musical
and Art Departments everycare IS taken TO elevate
the tas:e OF the pupils. Board and tuition per
sion OF five months So. Payment required IN sd-
vance. No pupil received for less than session.
Send for prospectus. IL
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A Tuscan IuIlahy.

A Tuscan Lullaby.
Flower of the plumb
Now, baby, let me take your flower soft
hand.
To reckon with kiss one little thumb.
Flower of the strawberry
Two kisses on the tiny forefnger,
And for the middle finger shall DO three.
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u
a headquarters Department Of the Missouri Of
Zee or TIE Chief QuHrtcrua ter, ~ Louis. Eis.
sour. Hsy % lTl Sealed proposals In triplieas~
sahi"Ct io he usual conditions viii ~ received
this Office and al he of1oss OF tie QuartcTma.for.
at the following named stations unfil ~ o iork
noon central standard time. June ~ 1871 and thes
opened. for Furnishing and delivering during The o.
cal year t~riurirg July 1T. isi OF oats corn and
bran 80 Forts Lce orth and Riev kapsAs. Fort.
henoand 81, Oklahoma Territory and tort supply
lnalan Territory. Fort Lewis aud logan ai.si az
NEWER colorado and Camp NJ GuLhris and "a "a
bona CITY. ~ ishoma Tsrrii0ry. Proposals fpr
delivery AZ other points Will lie entertained Bidders
must STATE ihe places where they pro-
pose to maze deliveries The t.ovsrr-
reut reserves The right 20 reject any or
~! bids, CT 20 contract for either Kind ~ supplies
or such portion OF each may be considered fgy
The be-t .utsrest % tie service. wave 81
oeie't~ as are rot la conflict with the law Pre-
terence VIII be giyen 10 articles Of domestic prour
tup or mauufsciure. ccEcittn- % quality ard
price ncluf nghhs price OF foreign productions or
iuhnnfActures ne duty thersobt being equal
hiank ?ropo-Ais and printed circnlArs giving f4li
Information VIII be furnished Application, 10
thi~ uibce or 10 the Guafi.fHasref~ ~ lie stations
named. fuVe ope- containing prqVosai. rhaaid b
marked Proposals. FOR Oats. orn and Bran NJ
znd addressed tbs under
signed or 20 the gaartertnaSsfs OF TIE sisf.ou.
named above &. W fosTEK QuArtsrmAsfsr a. ~
A, Chief GuArtsrnaster.
May z-7i-zszs June I;-is
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Situations " Gnted-Mdie.
lLdsI Lis head lc per line per day.
Miscellaneous.
AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head Is per line per day.

4 GENTS NAS1ED-EOk THE "PEkSONAL
"a Memoirs Of Gen. w I. Sherman with d A.
page appendix by Gen. q, o. howard and ".
Fletcher Johnson; two vols in cloth, Per set e. The
only edition Of SheTmaD's Memoirs fully llustrA-
ted and containing a stee-plate portrait OF
Gen. Sherman. sold Oh the instsIimeDt plan IL de-
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Avenue di54 u
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NO" Ticket onicc ~ North Main street unian
"ss.1~et station corner Doug az and eth sveBnsA
w. u. MINnnCk. u. z. A.
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GENERAL STORAGE.

DRICK STORAGE ROOM AT i55 NORTH m
ID pOrlA ave. any one wishing 10 store housch0. q
goods % any KIND c1n do 20 by calling oH -
Reese at u +. Douglas or - EmpOTia ave IS'tI
T0RAGE-Exton warehouse. new. clean and
- almost FIRE proof. Near Douglas avenue ~Ed
Sania lie del-5t once 81 / DouglAss ave q = 81
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Employment agencies.
Inosr this head &c per line per day.
" ANIED--MIS NEO L )
Under this head &c por line per day

XVANTED-EyERYB ODY TO GO To TOBIAS
w for watches, CLOCKS and ;ewelry. DE Is Tie
eli Nam -
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOCS.
Ipo.r tl.l.head e per lie per cAy.
T|o1TL RIAL ESTATE AGESTs-PRoPEgT
i 90 > I-zTren1e a.e - Lea ave. + th-s aaJ
wiihdrs~a from It's uAEss. Ao"ess =
o,TFAy THKysrf.Rs-kEw Altos sEPEEA-
~. ~ psTf1 fr1rn I've - .iI hsngfsa eolNfs
fn,seil e gfns sIe NAssl eE sepzr-~oI a. = "a
Hsst Doaglss. E&sssy q Co q > - :
TI,HosH wHocoNTEHPLATZ BCYT,sG WITCH
i TIA sgEnes vi Do @sli % llst tsssr -~1ts 80
ler,4I T-oes Z w. cost you Lc&s z ane y y IL
do1biediy yea En9asJ lSrAsi bsss *. =
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w ara TygswrfE.LE. / 4 c s1.scla<. IAIss
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hrn.fle2. p. eeagshy re- 1850, 80
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rzt3ozs. so~n.- wage = ~ r-s-rrH.io@s Il
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TPHoLsTTRlyG. FCRSTTUgE REPAfErD
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wire es<s ~sr- szsa L.. furrlsufs. Al Afie-~~
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MiSce0UdIieOifS.

XNANTED-ORGANIZER BY TIE FRIENDLY
w Aid Society. Pays its members &lCU every six
months Has paid $4,000 in benefits. Reserve and
BENEFIT fund held iii tiust by the state OF Aiassa
chusetts. Terms liberal Address Friendly Aid
Society Waltham, Mass los At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-23

I-OK SALF-A sooD DALEY ASD SslI-K F.ofFTE
Asso eoEa kcEsss~ sA.o1a. siSs Ae1sess- IS I.
La o-ce. 3s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29

The fallacious old practice o. SINCE
ing the hair in order 70 prevent its fall
ing out In handfuls has largely fallen
into disuse in this city. There used TO
be a time when every barber shop in
the city had wax tapers, and the EN-
Dloyes would politely ask customers If
they desired a ''singe." much the same
as they now insist on a person taking a
shampoo. The philosophy Of the SINCE
is simple. but it is 4 all.cious. BARRIERS
contend that the hair is a hollow tube,
and the oil from the bulb of the hair
exuding from this tube caused the hair
to dry up and fall out. Singing the
hair closed " the ends and prevented
the loss OF oil. thus keeping the his
from falling out But the fact remains
that it did not prevent the hair from
falling u and tine practice has grad
uauy become almost extinct. -Philar
delphia Record.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29
A SONG OF BEDFORD SQUARE.


Irs a long time ago and a poor time TO boastoL
The foolish old time Of two young peoples
start
But sweet were the days that young love made
the most Of
So short by the clock and % loLg by the
hearti
We lived In a cottage in old Greenwich village
with a tiny clay plot that was burnt brown
and hard.
But it softened al last TO my girls patient till
age.
And the razes sprang up in our little back
yard
The roses sprang mp and the yellow day lilies,
And heartseaSe and pan~ie,. sweet Williams
and stocks
Filled green little beds that bordered with
They were plain country pn-ie~ bright hued
and sweet smelling.
And the two Of ~ worked tor them. worked
long and uarl.
And the huver~ she loved tn her old country
dwelling
They made her "A, home in our little back
yaru.
In the morning ! dug while the breakfast was
cooking.
And went 10 tnc shop where ! toiled all the
day.
And al night 1 e. turned ami { found my love
looking
With her brignt country eyes down the dull
city way
And first she v1uld tell me what flowers vert
bloomIn..
And her sol hand slipped into n hand that
was haf o.
And she let through the hnn=e. till a breeze
came -rfumiug
Our littI back hall from our little bach
yard
10 was 10 long ago. and We haven't growr
ives Thy
And " don't live in state up in Madison
square.
But thc old man i hale. and he's happy and
healthy.
And his wife Il none the worse for the whits
~ her hair
Each year lends "a sweeter new scent 70 th'
roses.
Each year make nari life seem a little lesl
hard.
And each year a nrw love tor old love dis
closes
Come. wife. let u waia 90 "ur little bach
yard.
II e.. Euuuer In Puck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29

While there is no known record OF
storks having ever nested in England. II
is not Improbable that they occasionally
did so. from the fact that they at one
time ne~tel as far north as the capital
Of Scotland Bower. an ancient Scot
fish chrouicler who resided near Edin.
burgh. states that in the year l4lt
storks came and nested on the roof Of
st. Gle, church. ia High street, Of
that city They remained a year, he
says. and departed to return no o
and WHITTIER they flew no man know
eth. "-Chambers' Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29

cob. my What a joke, dear Mrs.
Crackenl Why. these people are dear
friends Of our cousin, Mr.. Thomas
Shaw. Of Chesterfield. exclaimed
Edith. with a merry laugh
But when the sisters were in their
room they looked at each other with
rage and shame in their pretty eyes.
Il wish / were a French girl, moaned
Lily.
Il wish I were dead, sobbed Agatha
Edith simply remarked, Better luck
next time
And this is the American way.-Eva
Muller in Pittsburg Bulletin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29
FIRST CLASS FISHING.

THAT is the place wa must co." said
Edith. as her father read aloud an ad-
v~ertisemeut ola summer boarding place.
First class fishing Is what we want"
"Oh, pooh You girls won't put a
line in the water. and { have to stay
here all week days" grumbled her
father. putting down the newspaper
which his daughter had given him.
But, papa dear, you "a fish Satur-
day afternoons Do please take US TO
this place. Willowcreek, " coaxed Agatha
and LILY
We will enjoy the quiet, and get
the roses in our cheeks again, as you
said we must. after last winters dissi-
patton. added Edith.
Finally Papa Andrews was convinced
that bis gay daughters pinned for a
quiet summer resting place, and Aunt
Clara. who cared for nothing 50 much
as an easy chair and novels. was easily
persuaded that there was no place SO
conveniently e so select and prom
ising Of comfort, as the village of Viii
lowcreek. Her nieces managed her,
and she chaperoned them unobtrusive-
ly and o~bediently.
The elaborate costumes which these
young women found necessary to take
TO the secluded village would have sur.
prised any one not acquainted with
their plans. but could one have heard
a portion Of their conversation on the
morning before they showed that ad.
vertisement to their father the ward.
robes would have been explained
'Wiilowcreekl listen, girls; that'i
the place Asce Wall found her million
aire. She says the best men go to fish
ing places, the quieter the better, g
they can lounge around ana dress a
they please. We viii go to Willow
creek and try our luck" said Edith
AT fishing. added Agatha
And we will take plenty of bait
the most fetching gowns and hats anC
shoes said Lily.
So they went. and they found tina
their boarding house was a mile iron
the village. and contained no othe
boarders but themselves. This was
cruel disappointment at first but a
supper they learned that there was
camp of fishermen only a mile up tn
creek awful fine folks from town
with two men TO cook and work fo
them. said Mrs. Cracker, their LAND
lady. There we're also some GO
taQers" down on the bay, a mile tn
other side Of the villagers.
I'VE won't trouble the cottagers,
said Edith. as the sisters discussed th
situation
They learned. further, that some
these gentlemen went down 10 the VI
lage nearly every day. and that the
often stopped at the farmhouse to Q
der butter. eggs and vegetables III
5 seemed much brighter aft
this Information. and the girls now co
gratulated themselves on being Mr.
Cracken's only boarders
The ne1t morning they went ishin
They put on b~ewitehing boating suit
carried rods and walked along q
road which led up the creek. close ;
side the water They frequently :
marked. ID silvery. though rather lo'
tones, that they wished they could III
A boy who would get them some ba
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29
A Throat
and Lung
Speciality.

" appreciate what a truly wonder
full medicine It is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing. strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat OF stop tickling-for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is a discovery. a great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
wears there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, splitting, hemorr-
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill. where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf of
despair, where there IS the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. 1t cures. You are
a live man yet if you take 1t. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29
MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.

The YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL reaches a
larger class of people in the city and surrounding
country and has a larger circulation than any
other paper. and is therefore the best adyertslng
medium
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-29

Syrup"

Those who have not
used Boschee Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble ofthe Throat
and Lungs can hard