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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

q - lcs-ce 30 men without working
unfl.--css to wonou TIE procedures
row i1 vc~re ere declared ,y eminent
I,-rish -utto-i'ies s. bsvs Ge-enorari
iaIo ~.i- trui1ea-- of evtC-ion. -. AM ar
American writer a-scrss that u-der ex-
itiur cu1ifi1gs actions f1r breach u
rro~4i-o ara ir st1tai f1r o1s or two
pe-roscs Eh, c.l-ct cf the Plaintiff Is
c.ttfr 90 q, ,..-l rlCaey ct - exact mar
IiN,e EetE s.e equally inds,ousibls.
l~ whe tts former slrors ot Black
rei tle ls~. with ia etteT0p. to
r-are tsva lcr'e l3s7 ono snotner hy
la-ei c~t .n0. ahT1rFl.
ts erh'cEs -lt - srf0r ss
vto,e,ar ~ c1,rts.na vovs. weo@l AMI
ran a~sv V-I,c Nrarles tho Firs. helI
s~y r. 5ire.i from the lists e C1pii.
p the reer~. hss r.. becanse of \ "tcr-
re K err 15i *" airtiniste~.l = by p rival
b-t dssar- ed srtar TIE lady in t1e
case. kow ver. insl or stGndinc -
bar H1rrsin 1r1 iavoS5 he "synee's :
jrastsc..' er,ias- Per terrified farcc- ha
f1 70 a9n1sy whC~ rsa cave was
ci.sd. ~rha1iT drcsliaT = secca1 en-
cseurte~ wi,h lis sfalwavs opponent for
the rnsfiea's hsnd. an,l the FAR plaintiff
-sgvss - Y5-s fae sait gDt hearing
c',red ms -meat for "te9 pounds Scot.
yghss avpr hecauae q he Gafen5ans do
ne know h1 presuuae. had bis history
b,rn tracsl hereafter. that The ehron-
icl-s waaiI show that 10 turrsSi Round
hesa. rei,acei AZ Charles tragic death
r-ou be nscck. arl sraots the sons cf
Rs6al right h.arfilv as = henchTnan of
the Lord PTutrtor.
r. the sfstes e the Union. following IN
TIE fsotsseps 81 their corsin Of Eneisnd.
ehanwa sl,e practice relative - breaches
of prcrs,sa ttev wiz nce3 - exsTrise
mach wisdom and tact They must lay
down rules whereby the trusting and IL
roepnt rsrf who 5cvsaliy prepares for The
h-'iexrccrn rvfs never GENES shall nos
o.csn founded with the sdyeatu~ess who.
<r,;sie-like. sangles her victim N toe net
IF promises. II net n tna veb Of uaafrl-
r,,nv. and who iin6s egaal prazit either
IN wp~alark e~ in a suit az law. L Is the
sx.>aysi,,-, rztlar than the r1ie. tros7gh.
ga isfs..ss r-,.si6i-ra - god tr-ee<af1T AMI
mr., mind ~ SEX a couTs for tirs Te-s-ess
~ sentimental grievances. sse ssr-ovs
n zslence. But heT opposite dos rotn-
i,9 = tl,a ~srt. sni = rs csr7oE1s fsrt
taas zsnssiva dssnags@ ssr hrn<sn Vows
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
ASTHMA 35 YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

| had asthma 81 years very bad
sometimes had TO co TO bed, and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until ! employed DR.. Clay
Todd, IS NonToe-st, room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich. ! have been taking hls
medicine one month. and no.witb-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
10 Canada ] have contnued.to improve
steadily. and have only bad one bad
spell since began las treatment. and
that was when | was IN Canada. now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days. and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty
in fact. feel that my dreadful com
plant is leaving me. | am 60 years of
age. :. ~. lEkEA,
Cor. Charles-st- and Wealthy-ave..
Jan. l., 1921. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Gu X T. ID

] had terrible steady baekache foT
four years without any lei up At all,
sometimes | could hardly s;ralghien
up. Could not ride in wagon Oh ac-
count of the greater jar OF the wagon.
and have walked rather than rde.
have now been under the treatment OF
Dir. :. CLAY TODD, AZ Monroe-st.,
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich, ten days,
and yesterday | rode - miles and nine
miles today ID a wagon without pam
at all-the first time for four years. !
would cheertully recommend Or.
Todd 10 those who have great pain IN
their backs. AVERY DOWNER,
October Is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

s<s gzs~xaksy soases ~ u<zazs ~oa-sa
frsR uasa pass sls pruzss II lzfs. TIE
saylzs. ~fksTs - D. fool axs "a esl
rcd, h4s stz,easl sEFhes<saa ~ Ssys<si
s1zkanzakeEs ~ r,-os-sss szzlLS, sf1a no<sd nos
hs sgeezned - n&use. bs-csaAsS tn~aT
trsuhiss Asys bssa flaIly sxpAsssed sad
are sui frsSsa IA Ens paaas Eassaory.
Thar sxpeFl=aess. aeyeFthrisz<. nav 10
ssszau1zrlzss ~ foI.e~ss
Ast a prseEy s0msa; dhtnt knew Der
aassosziazlxs afd t1tn care aboat sfn
naa4e iggs with 10 particular onBect ln
yeSs wroEs soEas ally is.EeFs; gas
soutldEd as - bonaFA1le lBtssElonss n@zl
t4ted = reply aad consulted vita
tTisnsts, va called al eli fo.al add told
- ~shaks b.s tFed g, bar oouhin &.
proru~et uRdeF dasvus got up quArrei
- break the eRgzseaa=nf. painful part
ing fol11Vxed ~ legal samnonss lovely
complainant tells "a story 90 . fearful
aad sstIgpsth-tic jury, sa&cxlng verdict
ia nsr favor caEtaIu.
eaaFiy si.ays there l. an element of
comedy abogt = hrsseh OF proIalse cAse.
W hea Senator Ro0g u Lyons, Mica.
was hEglei before court by Widow
hoh@rSs, ta- plaintiff testified that AFTER
the defendant bal kissed heE and offered
marriage she gave hifa. 80 d pledge oI
afecCoa a PAIR of white pant" for
merry worn hy her daceaset husband.
For -oIne reason the jury failed u be at
fecJed by this touching bat II intelli-
genee and returned ths verdict, No
cause 0i action
Nolney " Mason. Of Johnstown, T..
L. dada get OF 50 easily, however.
Clara tsoff ased 81, proved that he had
scuoed hAIassslI. with love and many
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

lt- ihnf .D+.f<la To y GD.
mand ior speA les alztion being the tire
meudrs lamtsrs assessed On An old
gentleman named Lezile Erase Duncan.
THIS ancient swain some time ago zen
saaret' tie affections ~ "a conhliug
YOUNG woEIan anI taeu refused h make
her biz wlfe. AT lens. lhat IS the con
ciusioa arrived s- hy a jury of yirtGors
Irrsh househoit-gs VINO muicted tho
defendant W1ca the use cafue before
then % the tune of elo.C00. Now Dva-
c'o 1dnt I-sse05 that sum. lut the
p.asnnas lawyers jumped on him for
all be was worth
fhey spt out formi3able papers. they
searched every hole and corner for as
,-fs, they pat the seriic heart breaker
behind the bars of Jail, and finally
they obtained total of $500. Sa;is-
Led that this was the extent Of the OLD
mans property. they set him free and
divided the proceeds between them
selves and their client. According 10
ne aw cf the l2nd. openly AMI above
board, ald IN pursuance OF strictly legit-
innate methods Duncan has hcen made a
pauper, and nov. y hea nearly threescore-
sEe-sen, becomes an object of charity.
II he IS IN luck r. VIII eni his days at
vrorkhouse- II he isa't he can jump Of
L0-don bridge or de Of starvation
rs from EGg,ar.l that Germany and
thc United StH,es haye borrowed this
sost of legislation. These are the only
countries ol the world where feelings
wounded IN Tire matrimonial regard can
BE- salved with thanping financial emol-
l.ents. Each now contemplates q modi-
fra;.cn or abolition os existing statutes.
anil * efreat Rr.tain took tine initiaiive
IN establslir-; breach of promise prece-
dents. u Is extremely proper that from
that country shOald eI:lanate "a attempt
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

kisses, your own Nolnev" He had also
Kissed her dear picture good night. -
written poetry and bought wedding
rinS. The subsequent neglect 10 secure
q license and minister cost Mr.. Mason
si.oo0
Henry c. Fry, bank president Of
Rochester, Pa, when brought to book
by the dashiny widow Hibbard some
tine ago, gave very lively testimony in
his own behalf. In response to CUES
ton he said
No. sir. | never kissed her in my life. nor
did ever say she was the FIRST lady | ever
Kissed on train. After Nov. she wrote me \
letter demanding th2, | call upoa her. and
which referred IN strong terms TO NY alleged
Unnaeiy con1uct toward her. / went at once
10 her store. Mrs. HiSbGrd invited me into her
pGrsor. then demanded To know what sho
meant by writing such letter. She replied
that had bten counting her for two years and
had promised 10 MARY her. | replied: II now
soc you in your true character, that OF wan
ton adventures. When you say promised 10
marry you YOU tell what you know TO be an un-
nitigatsd lie"
Here are few opinions Of we'll known
people regarding the proposed changes
IN the statutes.
Col. Thomas Ochiltree declares that
las the law stands il is hard on the
man, and if the woman who brings suit
Is at all pretty it 10 worse Zelie dc
Lussan thinks that "for q man 10 bring
a suit for breach of promise is rldicu-
lOus. and FOR woman 20 do it Is scan
Galous.' Another star Of the stage saws
that "a woman must almost unsex her
self 10 go into court and have all her
finer feelings exposed To the public gaze.
Yet il gives her chance. and that IL
something n woman never gets without
fighting for it" \ former assistant sec
retGry Of the treasury. who il bache-
lo-, asserts that ''juries as rule are
made up of married men. and they look
on Us single fellows as not doing our
duty. and give II 10 Us as hard as the
law VIII let them
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
YOUNG AND MIDDLE. ACID.

NERVOUS ; DEBILITY. AEkNot :
Weakness, resulting from early iia0iS-
Cnetlons and sxoessos III manhood, over
work II TIE hFaln, improper treatment
OF some other diseases, Improper ast 81
instruments ~ examinations hnd treat
ment of some other diseases heTee itAfV
weakness. etc., causing lost manhood,
lmpotencY, hArrenness, inability 10 ool-
lect IDEAS or remember wofd during
conversations making tie sufferer lose
confidence IA every one even hinseif 1,
causing continual worry and ANXIETY
about troubles that never COME; some
tlmes causing Epilepsy, Often causing
insanity, one form Of Deafness, Paral-
ysis, Nervousness and Heart Disease
Inability 10 oond uet business, etc.
Tins disease. with all re oompics-
tlons, ls ALWAYS cured ~ DT. :. Clay
Todd. 4S MonrOe-si.. Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Gail Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

pEOBiTE OBDER-Statr n Michigan. coun-
u IS cat keHf. -. ~ "A >cSSion OF the Probate
tourt inr >alG cuUuty oi kcat. heid at the Pro
bate o1-cr. IN the city pf t'raad Rapids. GA the
~ day at fehTu .TY. IN the Ycar one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-onc.
Present CYRUS l.. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
Ia Toe tpalter Of the estate ot
WILLIAM :. .1URNBt Ill. deceased.
Wiiiiam ,. IuTnbuil. tr.. haHin. filed In this
court his pttlt.on. PRAYING this court To adlud-
icate and determine VINO were AT the date Of
fis an and are HoN the lawful heirs of sad
deceasre and entitled Ca inherit bis real estate
therein 'ltScrihcd
it - ordered t12t saturday. the 18th lay of
febrl afv. l>gl. af ~ o'clock IN tho forenoon.
az said Probate oftice, be appointed for hear
taa s;,d petition
And il j. further ordered. Tint = copy oi this
ofd.r De published three successive weeks pre-
vlous 90 said dsy 81 hearing ~ the 1EtF
cav IiEssfn. = daily newspaper printed aad
crc ularnyiu said county of Kent.
CNki T.. PERKINS, Judge If Probate.
"A true ropv.f
ArotPH +. Nssov. Register. thIr feb n
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Meanwhile the merry war for dam
ages goes on. as witness the appended
paragraph from a recent issue Of \ Lon
don paper:
We ies-n on .as bcst authority that petition
has been Gicd IN the divorce division cf h,yr
rsasssty's high court q justice bF tho your :
vic - 4 aoaierns2. praying fo- T. judicial sep
aratica from her husbard on the rru1ni OF
D. alleged cruelty. which cruelty Is denied
There are, - corrss. tle usual number ~
aet.o-s f1v h-eaee of pFo-at atre Of rlarris-r down
f1r heaTirs iu the eozrre ~ the next thrse
months
Eprp 4 DAvreN
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

'*Thst was a great Jewel Mrs. Hesli1S-
bury hsd N las- night"
~ hat was it7''
'Is vss i've brazilian beetle with =
hig Diamond strapped On ias hack- Il
vas traiued 70 sv around her neck. tins
giving TIRE efTect of = diamond Deckleoe -
New York Sun-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

pR0BATE ORDER STATE ~ NirAigsn.CoBn-
= of Kent - st session - the Probate
fosrf fer saad Casaty q AeBt. hrld a. TIE Fro
lsstf enc ia the city o{ ffrea1 hsf46s Of the
= day q Fsfrasry. ia ne yea enc ThoB-
- ~ . ait hundred sHa Hi-lffy-8n..
Present. = vr11s =. PersIss. SHage q PROBATE.
! q TIE matter asfhe f<rstf -
a. nHTN LAWN. 6erezssf-
An Instrument ta vTiifDE. pnTToTtr@ - -
fha fasf wiu arF tesfsrTsHf o. "a a fss.sstd.
having besR : Al IL fhs e(Urt fer Freh.ts
lf is egfrred that kfifsv fhe zfh CAV =
FsaT8zrv 80 - fsr N'rfork 81 The fcTf
noer af ssge Probate Ore 3e zrposate1 fer
Treyl "a ss Z iBsfFuTatHs
tr7 BE- "a fHrfheT orfeTe1. nat ccTT -
- .rdrr - rsThiishsd fhres s11cNssl - = 80 :
r~sefe1s "a "a 4 szv - heari1z 81 tAs IEfs
es.s-HErsfr. dzilv n~rersrer rrl ats1 an1
rfe a. ~ n ssts roenfv Of p ruf.
YRTs r FERkfNs.
a frus rrzV1 IR6zs - r-,hsfs.
srsssss y 4, So PaQfesrT ffsf f@s y
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

If ron vsll % have your lstteTs srs-
s~ersz lranae5 fstely by IT. Todd - PSF
son. erti lose g. - NV far tbe ssTvlcs.
Censa sstsslss If kss otzice free. sad 70
charge for hs ofFoe servrces nDtsl
cHrsd. csAsef 81 Moarese-st.. room 4.
sFrxra Rspias, M5ch- F0ssoEies iess
t1xa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
FRED c DArrox.


~For goodness sake. children ex
claimed t,Ie mother. a. she went into thr
nursery. "aons make such poiss
What a~e vou aUaxS
And the srtless little inuocsnts ez
planned that they ware plsving theatre
and that PARTY Of the 100 had inst
broken loose n one Of the boxes--Chi
cago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Young Hr1sSsnG Well. my dear. did
you succeed in snding stove to Sc. I.
ycu2
You7g Wife-Tndeed. I did Such
gpcd Fuckf I got = stove that viii never
cost "a cant for coal The dealer ssi,i
is Ma sslf feeder. View Y ork World
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

SiS Ear1-DSd vcu $50 hcw psrs-
ivzea ths sudsen h that iesth srsne.
Bv G~ovg>. they vre cryng AZ over
tae housp,
Sage Msrssr7-T~ They knew rou
weren't rally desf. .--Csscsgo Triszna
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

'front.' reuFnof the IA the
pa otre state
xxi thr nsta
erfat pupo>-o ot an
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

VI Eor CuY sR X. GRAN d R>I ich-J
n tn aoyed edi ed pa 80 frea ate :
i witt be ps 10 "A para
he IL the a
W. \ IlerG
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
nRnn 80 nRngR -slale Of Mlch.ran- conn.

pRoBATf 0RDER state OF Michigan. conn
y IS of keut. - At session oftn- Probate
Court for said Gouufv ol keut. heil Al fhs
Probate paiZ' iu fte ETY. ol "rand Rapids. on
the ~ day Of February. in the year enc thou
sand eighf hungrs aud ninety-fns.
Pres s-nt. tyTas &. Perkins. judge 0f Probate.
In toe matter of the estate 81
CLARA li9THkE. deceased.
Frank NsTcr. executor % the last win AMI
testament o. si't eeceaset. having rendered
90 this court - nj sd0fiitisflat O. account
II is ordered tfet Fr.fi2y. fhf l-tt das 0f
et,fuarF is.t 81 iN o'cioCk In fhe fnrer oou. af
slid Pro tsfe Once. 81" appointed fnr tht e.
animation a9f allowance IT SAID account
And III u further ordered. hat copy ~ tbs
order te r1,hnsard thres suecessfve weess prs
vicHs 20 said say - heafiug. IH fha To- EFssN
Wraarr a fafrv ~ UewspaanF printed ard ctr req
'''''- tlBrs i. PERKINS.
Is true r11v 4udge "a 'rohste-
AnolrH 3. M'soy. Register. thur 'es 70
pRoB BATF ORDER state ~ " .chirar. Coaa-
CoHrt iaT saif eoB1fx ~ Neat. bed - the Pro
bate isf'ee. fn tae IS pitfrand Rapids au fae
sstn dav ef feuusrv. ~ fhe year enc thsssant
etghf hundred and n1nrty enc
Present tvfus Perkins JH8ge ~ Probate
IN fh@ matter - fhe estate 81
IGLTk AL AFRICAN. Geesssst
Al inSfrHnae1 ie wrifgns. 9arporfias - -
the ssr silf eat fesfzrasnt a. ssis derssse3
havfrs s~Fn sle8 - n sasrf Fsr probate
IL is entered thar p dAv. IT, 2lth asv
fehrusrs fett sf D. . cock 2 tns feTanuaa. a
sst Probate efhee- b appointed ioT proviaF
tad Il : f,srsA4r srds-~a. tsst a rspv - this
erser - rHh sad fhTee saecessI - Naeks rrs-
VOWS tossid las IT afartaS- ~ ta~ 1sfFes ssv-
Hvsssn. p aaffF newsrs1er printed as6 eEresa-
lafing IA ssss eoarty 4 ksnt,
= Rus r PERkINs
Apofrs 2. G,sry Rsvlste-. thsr fss y
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12


>AassI sI81seFss
pa
s f~ Is h . &
tlraars arsheAss srasrta ta-sel
H@ea brand iArils af4
J.
fswFi - kIa at5 = H SCI a
sea " siiIAhMAN Ciy
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
THE PgRJURIE 0PLOyT.
peueAsaTTY TtszT E5fEv Will csxsS
TO eE ExPosSD esscocar.

aa-a assE.~-.Es - Asai4sa ASLs.-s as
BxsAsh % Fza,.sa2ss--sssa.. C.... .s rs.-
a.sas.ks I4ssxssk-
FitrLssasa bachelors ef wealth and
susceptibility ~i4 30 siAd - isarn of
shs probability tl.as sao1 s8eh tafa,z a.
al aesloa ter bFe.scA n gElsEi.ss II ua.aF-
riase-s1ll % . salAg of ths pssg. The
fasEiIanssas n Grsat Britain Il at pre-.-ns {
eonsissssging a hlli having sCr 10 ob;ses
the abolition u al Laws baarssg on ths
ss4DsscG, Las is-Eaaesilats cause x A De-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

A very interesting exhibition Of an
appliance for holding a fire hose nUz-
zle, carrying a stream under heavy
pressure, was given At the corner OF
Main and + nh streets last night by
Fire Maisuai John Worth Of Helena.
As is veil known, it ordinarily re-
quiTes thr-e or four men to hold and
properly direct a stream from a p inch
hose when a heavy pressure is used.
The appliance exhibited and which lie
iD use 10 the Helena department re-
duces tni- labor 10 q mIuImunI, max
ing il possible for Z mar 10 do the
work Of four without any greater ex-
ertion than if he were handling = gar
den hose. The water company aided
the exhibit by putting on a very
heavy PRESSURE, resulting in two mag
nificent streams being thrown. Chief
King Of the Miles lily department
was on hand with q few volunteeTs,a and
fforded Mr.. Worth every facility for
exhibiting the efficiency OF the nozzle
holder. Mr.. Worth expressed himself
az very sgreeably surprised at the
power and availability Of our water
system, which be says 10 quite a. good
az any city he knows Of in the state
and vastly better than some.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27
In the Name of the Prophet,

fgs, CRY the vsndsIs Of the fruit 10 Constants
nopie. Certainly = great cry over o little WOOL
Scarcely less foolish Is the practice Of those vho
fy 10 violent phyticing for eostEvsness. They
dose themselves violently. weaken their bowels By
% doing, and disable them from acting regularly,
90 that, verify. the last condition ofsuch people Is
worse than the hrst. Hostetter's stomach Bit
ter 10 the safe End effective outs ituts for such
vast sKpeb,snts. But no, let us not call them eI'
pepients. for IL is b no means sIdedieut TO use
them. What Is needed i a gentle but thorough
laxative. which DOT only inures aetion Of the
bowels without pain or Weakening efeeu' which
promotes . healthy secretion and hov ofbile into
it, proper ehAnnsL Daspepsia, debility, kidney
complaints, rhsu and malaria give in 70
the Bitten.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

Lou Bruning's boat, the petrol, was
skillfully navigated across Tongue
river yesterday by Louis King for the
benefit Of the many who we're gath
cred at the bank. The craft for its size
lie a very stout one, and lie fully equip
ped with the mAits aud rigging Of a
''man-Of-wAT." Lou r. confident that
after the Buffalo rapids are passed the
only difinulty to be encountered lie
large and rsvenous mosquitoes whici
hover arovnd the banks Of the Mis-
souri.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

Lou Bruning, the energetic pill
compOunder who has for some time
past been engaged at w. f. Savage's
drug store. leaves to day for his famous
and much talked Of trip down the
Yellowstone and Missouri to ST. Louis,
Mo, from which place he will go to
his home in Louisville, Ky. Lou has
many friends, who are certain that he
will never reach the harbor Of safety
but he passes them undauntedIy by
and is eager FOR the start. Lou, you
have the best wishes Of the JOURNAL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

Parties who live in the vicinity OF
Bryan's brick yard, on Tongue river
above the city, report that the cutting
away of the bank during the present
season of high water has been excess
i've, aud to an extent thst seriously
threatens fha possibility of the river
mHk.nE QUO ri across theprairie s1d
tg following o.. c1urae .f Che big
slough opposite tre Ni s. ..s.d.u..
converting site o, -r INFO
on island. TIE aa.h OBJ the park
front BE- no. sc great -s might have
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

more IMAM a -ed4 AllH OF 'HuNAAAlhA9A .1NfNAAtA u
g0ursel. He could va K a 1tr.e, bit could net get
~ ItHe tel i0wT. ami lJIli rot move when IL
bed. having TO use 4 his hands. Immediately
commenced with the CUTICuEA E~ENEDIEs, using
al freely one sore after mother healed, a bOuy
matter forming DO each one Of these I've deep ones
inst u-f0re 3 aliug, which would hnally grow
.0Ose and veTe taken out; then they would heal
rapidly. one o. these Ugly bone formations !
preserved. After taking a dozen and a hAlf bot
ties he vas completely cured, and j. nov Al the
age o. tx gear. q strong and healthy child.
Ms. r. :. BRIGGS,
May . lss5. fI2 r Clay 81, Bloomington, III.
Ny grandson remains perfectly we'll. No signs
Of scrufula and no sores. ms Z %, briggs,
FEB. e. lssH. BLOOMINGTON, III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27
nROPOsAL, FOR MILITARY

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY
I SUPPLIES.-Ofice OF Chef Quar-
termaster. Department of Dakota. 81.
Paul, MINI, june, ls3l-6EALED
PROPOSALS will Ue receiAed AZ this
Office, or Al the following named posts
and at Helena, Mott, until j O'Clock
NJ, 90 July ], 1891, and opened i'm
mediately after in presence OF bidders
for furnishing and delivery Of such
OATS and BRAN during the fiscal
year commencing July -, 1871, a.
may be required AZ -. Paul and Fort
smelling. Mimi. Forts Abraham Lin
coin, Buford, PembinA and Yates,
North Dakota. Forts Bennett, Meade
aud Sully, south DakOts: Helena and
As~sinniboine, Custer, Keogh, Missoula,
shaw and Camp Popular River, Mont.
snd Fort Yellowstone late Camp
sheridan, WyO., and HAY at Helena
and Forts Cu-teI, keogh, and shaw,
Mont, and Fort YellOwsto 2, Wyo.,
~ called for IN requirements OF this
date. Preference will be given TO
articles q home production or manu-
fActure. conditions Of qualities and
price Including In the price OF foreign
productions or manufacture, the duty
thereon being equal. Blank forms OF
proposals and full instructions to bid
ders will he furnished N application
10 this office, or 10 the QusrtermAsters
At the various points nAmed.-OHN
V. FUREY QuArtermAster, L. :.
Army, Chief QuartermAs'er.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

been expected, but the indications
yesterday were that a good chunk Of the
bank and one Of the big trees would
be in the river before morning. THE
JoURNAL's suggestion, made q short
time ago, to have the several old iron
safes around town gathered up and
dumped into the river about opposite
the rear Of the Macqueen house, Il re
ne wed and u ged rs a very cheap
means Of effecting a diversion Of the
current at this point and thus saving
what is left Of the tank below.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

I have beer troubled with chronic
catarrh for year,. Ely's Cream Balm
is the only remedy among the many
thai have used that affords me re-
lief.-F. w. Willard, Druggist, Joliet.
My son has been afflicted with nasal
catarrh since quite young. l wac
induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, aud
before he had used one bottle that
disag reeable catarrhal smell had all
left him. He appears as well as any
one. II II the best catarrh remedy in
the Market. G. Instead,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27
The world Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce TO the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
tied and hen Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as 10
the only remedy which lie truly pleas
ing and refreshing TO the taste and
prompt ana effectual 20 cleanse the
system gently in the springtime or in
fact, at any time. and the better it il
known the more popular it becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

b. +. Estes and Jno. Truscott while
unloading hay at the stock yards from
the formers dray we're thrown ont Of
the veheicle by u sudden start Of the
team, caused by the sudden approach
Of n train. The hay va all dumped
out and scattered for half amile and
tae wagon suffered a thorough delapi-
dAtion. while the horses were an
harmed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-27

a musical salesman made merry the
moments for a good many ]bystanders
on the corner Of sixth and Main last
night, and increased his financial
standing to some extent at the ex-
Deuse Of his audience,