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THE DAILY JOURNAL
MITABLIAufl 1881.
AVILEZ CITY. NONTANA
Yb. dttqTwi YasAw.ohu JOURNAL
is ast' mpiouibls br any 3( $be opi
a sON ream .1 lw oImtpomdms.
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Wednesday, February 6, 1880.
WTi state of Nebraska will vote at
the nest general election on the ques
tion of high loe.an versus prohibition.
IN tbhee days of rapid and eaourate
transmission of news it seems strange
that the facts relative to the death of
Prince Rudolph, of Austria, should be
unknown sad the reports so widely at
variance. Whether murder, suielde
or death a' the hands of an adversary
Ina duel it seem to be a well so
knawledged faet that Rudolph bhad,
under the unwritten social law, for
felted his right to live, and it matters
little as to the manner of his taking
oft.
AT the resent muniecipal electlon
held at Livingston the total vote oast
was 477. In view of the fact that the
them embryo oity polled at the No
vember election nearly or quite 300
voted more, the student of contempor
ameou history is led into speculation as
to what has become of the missing
0r,. Did they flee from the wrath to
come of municipal government or did
tie enterprlsitn repeater so excel him
Felf In November last as to roll up a
.otitious 800? Or still another theory;
were they Park tourists who avalled
themselves of the elective franchise re
grdless of existing provisions as to
residenoe. There is an explanation
comlng somewhere.
MONTANA and other northern buy
er are already on the range in New
Mexico inspecting the herds and umsak
ing contraests for early summer deliv
era. In fact It is patent that New
Mextee now tands facile prinoeps in
the quality and condition of its steer
product for maturing purposes. Our
steers are sought for becaun they are
In good form, the breeding is well up.
their health is always prime and ier
mits them to be taken anywhere
without the least danger to other cat.
tie and for the further more satisfao
tory reason that the buyer has gener
ally made a good profit In handllng
them-either as a speculation or in
maturing them for the shambles.
There was closed a contract this week
is Lee Vegas whereby William E.
Hawks, president of the Soda Springs,
Idaho, aend the Plymouth Rock Cattle
company, of Red Rok., Montana, be.
came the owner of all the steers owned
by the El Capitam Cattle company and
the Lea Cattle company, of Lincoln
sounty, from two-year.olds and up.
wards, amounting to between 5,000
and 6,000 head. They are to be deliv
ered at the railway by the middle of
May. The prices paid are not stated,
but are said to have been better than
say steers have sold for on the ranue
here n the past two years.-Stuck
Grower, Las Veras.
Worms fto Birds.
"There are a good many men is
Brooklyn who make a living at catcl
lng meal worms and selli ng them toot
trade," said the proprietor of a Fulto,
street bird store to an Eagle reporter
"There is a man who has furnishei
me with those worms for the past five
years. Step this way ad I will show
you how they come to us."
The reporter followed tle bird dealer
into a back room, where on a shelf
stood a row of small tin boxes. The
dealer took down one and opened the
lid. The can was half full of small
crustaceous worms of yellow and
brown color. They measured about
an eighth of an inch in thickness and
an inch and a half in length.
"These boxes," said the proprietor
"hold about a thousand worms and
cost at this time of the year $1 per box
Most of the meal worm are caught in
the big grain warehouses on the river
bant, m flour mills and old feed
stores."
"How much does a worm catcher
arn in his peculiar vocation"r'
"A good man at the busines can
make from to $10 per week. They
e*b them with their hands or un a
sive. A eat many worms ma m co
emad in t omot rear. Moek
Seds and nearl all birds
bile ra very Patial to than.
tsy ea . It is said that
war m. u eating ad to a
lbs bses.
The old l old is to he
in = r among the
as theO aý.ob othe a .
wool by wigk ish was cheeha
did weds sad furious
do not com into tim order ot
life; sad the wosan of con
w oshold storm len a whirl.
W urh, th house,caerg
s noas of repwoaebes ead Ob
a she went, would foreltr
nto h'held as true geatle
ad, ao ealtir what her
or Iaherited positon, would be
by b usblit egsion to jd
ranks oT the'es inlnlMiiy Ijar ma m:
redeemably unrefined.
But the race survives, though the
manifesations be di5erent, and the
scold of the cucking stool the shrew
of the street, is to be found in the dis
contented, the otherwise minded, the
persistently nagging, the constitution
ally depreciatory, the willful makers
of unnecessary crosses, which, after
having made them, they bear with
many sighs and audible groens; the
general putters to right from a higher
moral platform than that inhabited by
the common sense people of the world.
All of these may be women of gentle
bearing, refined speech, perfect man
ners but they are none the less sur
vival of the earlier coarser type
their origin as certain as that of the
pet lap dog, or as the canine teeth in
man, whic point back to a time when
natural implements were all the race
possessed and nmanufactured tools were
tot.-London Queen.
EVI'ERY I6T I SCIATCIED
ulltil the skin was raw. Body covered with
scales llke spots of mortar. Cured by
the Cuticura Remedies.
I am going to toll you of the extraordlnary change
your CUTICUKA REM3ED.1 pIrform•4 on me
About the let of April last I notieod some red
pimples like coming out all over my body, hut
tboughtnuthing of it undisome time lateroe,when
it began to look like spots of mortar spotted on,
and which came of in Iyens, accompoaied with
itching. I would scratch every nlght until I was
raw. and them the next night tho soales, being
formed meanwhile, were scratched el agaIn. In
vain did I oonmult all the doetoris a the country.
but without aid. After giving up all hopes of re
covery, I happened to see a advltiAsment in Ihe
aewme ar shout your CuTCoaa aAsuDlu, and
prld thee from my druggslt, and obtained
ilmotdimmmediate relie. I bga to notices that
the scaly eruptions gradu lly -+t odf oad die
splare on~ by oee, and hbre e fully oued. I
de tm disese thirteen menthe before I began
sklng the Cvolc.Ua RlMDnnm, and in fear or
Lve w eks was entirely cured. My diseu was
eemas lnd peeriessi. I recommended the CUrt
CUrA RNDIolES to all in my vicinity, and I know
of a great many who have taken them, and thank
me for the knowledge of them, especially mothers
who have sealy eruptions o their heeds sad
bodies. I aennot epoes in weeds the thanks to
you for what the CUTICU.A RIanDls have been
to me. My bdy was covered with scales, and
was an awful spectaleo to behold. Nlow my skil is
as nalce and clear as a baby's.
SGiO. COTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Sept. 21, 1887.
Feb. 7, 188.-Not a treo whatsoever of the
daisese from which I sufreed has shown itsell
since my cure. GEO. COTUY.
We cannot to Justiec to the esteem in which
CUTrtcot, the great bktn Cure, and CvUTIcaA
SoAP, ns exquisite Skin Beautiier, preptsed from
it, amn CUTICURA RSsoLVwNT, the new blood Puri
ier, are hold by the theousands upon thou.nds
wh se lives have been made hapy by the cure of
agonising. humiliating, itkhing. saly and pimply
dlsease of the skin, scalp and blood, wi b loes of
hair.
Sold everywhere. Price. CrcTICUa, 500. o . ,
25c.: RrsOLVz.T. $1. Prepared by the IOTTrca
DUoo AND CHeSICAL Co., Boton, Mass.
ltPBed for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64
pages, :0 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
-PIiPLE4. blsak-beads, red, rough, chapped and
1 oily skin prevented by CuracURA "OAP.
U FElINE rIlls
And Weakne instantly relieved by
the ('utleur Anti-Pain Plaster, a
fi s Perect Antidole to Pain. Inflammation
and ne. A new, nstantaneous and infallt
ble pain-killing plater. 25 cete.
Drs. REEVES & BUNTON.
The Old Roelias speialast e of man ywars per
loon treat with wvnderful soems all LUNG,
THROAT, CANCERS, PILUE, FITULA,
RUPTURE, cured without pain or kindersane
to business.
Teits all forms of Throat Lung, Nerve sad
Blood disuses. all Chronic diee and Deform.
tie far in advaneo of any iolstiuea in this esun
try. Those who contomplate going to Hot npriage
fortreatment of any Private or Blood Dislase ean
be cured for one-third the cost at oar Private Dis
S Si Bthistreatmentapurelovelycom
h.sLM I ploxion, tre fr rom sailownes freckles,
blackheads, oruption. etc., Brilliant Eyes and
perfect health can be had.
gj That "tired" feeling and all female wenk
,ews or maily cured. Blating Headaches, Nor
yous Prostration, General DIebllli, Mlsplsoness,
Iepresluor and Indigestion. Ovarlan troubles, In.
lamation and Uhkeratoo. Falling and Displace
tments, tplnna weaknes, Kidney complaints and
Chao of Life, Consult the old Doctor.
EY AND EAR Acute or Chronic Infla.
LRur umatlion of the yalids or
Globe and far or near sightedness, Invesion ofthe
Lids scrofulous Eyes. Ulceration Ilfammations,
Abene. llemneas of Visior. of one or both eyes, and
Tutoors of LI,'
SUIndnmation of the Ear. Ulceration or
CaGtrrh. Internal or exterual Deafness. or paralysis
singin or ro·ar'n nosel Thickened Drum etc.
l lll Uf Dtlifty Spermtlorrhea, ·rsulnal
UIVUW rI,aoes. Night Emissions, Loss of
Vital loweer. lplesness. i eepondency, Loss of
Memory. Confusion om f ldea. Blurs beforeotie eyes,
IAssitude. Languor, ;l.oomles. Depresston of
,pirits. Aversion to socIety, easily Disconraged
Lack oft'onfdence. Dull, Listlem, Unfit for study
or business, and finds lif a burdeon, safely per
rmaenrly and privatel cured.
BLO D I DIseasessyphll-a
diseae meet hoer
bIn its reu ts-eomplo.lt eradioated without
the es of mercury. aerofi sp, Esielas, Fever
sores Head and Bone, syphbilitle sore Throat. ad
Month sad Tongu, Glandular Eaisargoent of the
Ne k,. RhematIsm. COtar, ete. Persmaenty
Cnd when others have failed.
HUl l.AI Kidne and leddes tr bles
1NW Yg Weak larsk burantgUdre,uFro
g.nea o ernansu . Urine nigh olored e milky
sedlan.. ao st~ald u Gl.t, tCyst-i.
e-e Aes a.$ d. ch8ma senom e.
ItI E le d peam
018 E W eneral saatN
t et the usual eogam, ,.. wat
eso made or -m ,whether feeks imerndent
habte of e'ag and se.al habit in matun en
olr Yemesa asdto the uesual hab
w . tIly eas.4 8ed.1
_ .. d estrig egaddem tald |
M ebo reaten to atth
led by her empate s. iS d M me n
, b~r. at taees n·,pm,.
ede os W. 4.4 Op C ep
QiWrcnPk)hw ll'ge ggeh~i
NONTAMA SHORT UIE,
When traveling every one should ena
lider well the questias of ecmnom,
ealmort, ty and speed, these question
being of the same importance in a journey
of an hour as in one of sveral days' rid
An examination of the map will convince
anyone that this is the most direct route
to and from ll the principal pointa i
Cotn- - St.. u ra
and N or
Jaei N. £'&
Dakot and Ytmans. Our eopapmena
and time ar excellent. Our rates are
the lowet, but this fact is something
which speaks for itsell Definite Afigre
and nmap can be obtained by applying to
any Agent ofitt3 Company, or the Geo.
eral Pamenger Agent. f
the following are a few of the Priadpal
Points reached via this Line:
t. ('LOt'D, PALC C(Nrr' , Foaauo Ft,.,
rfRoomI.T.N, bT. \'INCrt, lihIrU-1nsuo
AYA~ss\'II.LE. MORRIs APPLETON AN
BHcI'n:l:i , Ml xx*l MINE._WAIATN·s ow AiA ,
DIEEN, LI.LEND.ALT, WAIIPIETON, YAiOO,
'IRAND ~uRK.4, (iP.4PON, DEvII LAxz
I.,rrTINE.AU AND ]31 RlD. DAKOTA; GLAU
< .',v, I.1\vm ( r. I t' .: N.1-.r), Asmxxmsorm-.
F'. J1sn,. GlaT j .k1.4,, HLnA AN
,I Trr, N."rANX ; WVIrIPrcr, MA.ueItni
&.N) ALL 1'A!'- IC ,' COAST 'OINTI.
Parties s.ekin'; farme or business koa*
tiols will Idl unusual opportunities :i
both on this line in Northern Dakotaand
Montan, also in Minnesota wherethe
Company has for sale at low prices and
on favorable te, ms 2(.00,000 aces of ex.
cellent farming, razi ': and timber lands
For Iape and otherinformation addz
5, BooxwALTR C. 11. WARRE,
LMe O*sIsioner, Gen'I Pare. Ag'
Br. "4AUL, xIN.
A. LXMv., W. 8. Asamwm,
I.l 'S h'~IT'arWmrN
WIr lW Uoeof, ~ wwoftl
law au-u. 83 kusiuw, .T.
A NIlTECTS & IIILIEIE
UEdl t of SBlMto Amrkui.
A mecoms. Use a contoat·e eolord
IrrpUc pItU of ou .urr and ety r d
e or l a bt lm. amelms euro rav.g
Mai fn plM uad .tamtojUa for t Ie of
emebacontemplat ddln. Price Um year.
PA I obe.
*n B,' Prons A" hav e ovae
SUMlp,,lo. for A-,m- F ror.
atla ateDnt. Seed for B ool. Corro.
p Ndeme rtltly coonWdetal.
TRADE MARKS.
In es- youlr mu i not rmstertd the Pra
ea OBM, *ar to MNW s Co- ad pe-u
itmmrate proteloU. 9Srd for IambooLk
COrYIIIGHTBtr boo .to eLar. s
Se. 4glakl proaomd. Addmm
EMUNN & CO.. PtUems ldlemrs.
GOMsuAL Orvcu : BM aoADWAT. . T.
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THE MARSH OF PROGRESS!
On LATEST IEIHPOVENITS I
Ash sotir=U tT ~ O r rw w en reemn na rmi ' wh t s wt< 1
awir'iiu I.· Woo ne ed..
Ne iiel moss enui naim ; ·Yam.7 end piles stmgm plal as t e miLs iuo
ta06 i1 spilou with shoelb sT mame ba " poa is a y i h s am b sot i1 tam.
,onn ooullabml~ybs bis& whisk they asks hvgrpeeiD
Ji ES MAS' mEMS rlEARS
t3 SH8OD *45110
XCELLED IN CANNOT AIOL
STYL UE IWM «"W TO uc
ý DURADILITY *T'4
sAUN "s- SATISFY
linT. 1FA f
~tArj ~
7 ea s Pfe pe1aw výS q.v i jio.Semhchoayaf vereag ýwee ea elýy
E o pc In our ie e e lbs Imieg nlaac s d th ·UIae jJIb
t 1a, waeaow whor tawilsi ag r hhoeble hml b
. /yý.soe jo~b~w Scato( 1 ..ll r Ishr .nb e mail a he retile..ch.rs aft m aupagma "Tinsa as :
p h s th y shY . s ° ecastth, wholss ae Te . ý lbsC um qu as Ispp that "thebwu i , r
0cwhq ý 11e ibi su sjgi r ee lcsw o entwrt smc s
JAinEEAWroe in Mid toss shoUM. r shimwlgtb hrMd, u veuow rei Drum staWpb asth
.Mn"~~~~~~~~h sofl o aD7o".gMraawahevenn sim~nieo fs
tM o.s' o twh~ýýa..r soth is aetuzre'sa cueaU'
f mr Danot l]whdoeb ak y aoru
u have cog h, da y whil, we awe spy ii yoni(jsa v.
d e e etail Kim aq tho sole a our shorn helms te eave o ar , so 1y
.aa 4 to p Mr j7wv " hotar IL· t~uh rshq ·Irrlu
C (JO., 41 Lincoln St., Boston, lass.
For IMAN I ,* For BEAST I;,
is~lani . /A
'4 ,,=. Unlei
* iWTANUlHED I1??.
JAM UNILLN CO,
mwaDaUiOBa OF1 TM
linneapolis Sheepskin Tmanc ,
zzm'WUnrmTsrMOUTALLoW
m a ----. -
earr BMW 1 FUSC A ML
*in~'naf^y ne nui (mkftfnr
.';JBSB·aEtlL __*? Ka?"
Great English Remedy
I& , Murray's Specific.
A guarsateed core for ial aervous
dioea.s, oech as Week Memory,
I ase of hBrl Power, Htlorls
Headake, Pals I toe Mack
Nerve. Prostration, Weak.
aeu , Lueerrham, Culver
. .e~sak l Leasttdo, emlunal Weak.
n. trees.. lme and guonal lees
of pewer f taetnamrlve Orgar;
tL either tez eassed by ludiesetlem erever es .
e n, and whih .ltlB.iel lead to Proematre
Od Age, I3a.slty and .DeOu mptio u 1.00
Slheo elr l boe or 1.00. imu ",* mae
by maili on eeipt of pries. lul
tNo ewery applhuat.
tOcuseaeltsoe. Forevery O6.I0
older rgeelved we send six bees.
with a writte, guarantee to srtefd
theLmeas If our plciloe does not
aetas cure. ft; .ing
4ddrme II com uunialostio the me muas
taoeturer.,
1HEMURRAY MEDICIIe1CO
Kansas Oy,
41WN.M. P ' RCHEN & CO.,
S bole,.le and Betail Agents,
Heless. Most
Dr. IlabliK & t'o., Fro.t the Llebig World
l)ipenuary and International hurgical In
stitute, Kansas (liy, Mo., and Ban Fra.
elnro. (al, willl have offtcer at Windsor
Hotel. BIutte (ity. Mont March 0Oth to
30th, 1589. at .(rand C(entral Hotel. Ana
condo, March 3let, at Pacilei Hotel, Main
at., Heleaa, April Iot ta7th, 1989.
DR. LIEDIG & CO.
The European amdedl W i and speclal surpeone
and Physicalns of the Iehig World Dispeasary
and lnternational S.agiul Iastitute.
The surgi
cal branch
give spedial
attention to
deformities
of vor
kinad udshll
di. place
menat ro -
quinrlg apf
plassoes for
curvlaure of
0 M iamiD t
I t torted liusbs
" , / orarms sue.
" Icessfully
tr sted b
\ our new Vol
tale and
agasoti'e
apphaneos
o " ediesl briuch devotes sp clal attention to
all Chronic, Complicatee, Private and Wasting
Diseaecs, resutingl from badly treated cases of
acute or special nature, or from Indiscretions of
youth, brangng on Slpermatorrhtes. eminall
Wsknei snad an unnatural drain from the body
abich unt irminee the constitution-also Debility.
I, csy. Lou of Vitality or Manhood, which result
from excess of maturity.
The reason so many are not cured of the above
comp ainta Is owing to a complication called Pso.
tstorrhba, which our treatment alone can cure.
Varicocele. wormy veins in crotum, Ntricture,
blood and ski. 'mpuritles oteedily cared. acute
private troub'rs safely, confidenti llr iad quickly
cured. Catarrh of the muruous membraneof the
head or bladder sucessfeully treated; also throat
and lung dielases. Vnemale complatnts and all
d.licate. complicated diseesi of women, carefully
treated byour ew method whereby none of the
usual physical ellso nations are required. ills.
pIlscemIIuls of the Uterus and all sps cial complainta
peculiar to females, succes.llll reated. All
laguage spoken and written. Write In your own
lilnguage.
The most p'owerful ELECTRIC BELTd free to
patients. tcll ,n or address
Liebig World Dispensary.
4tt( Gerary it., Man Fsancmisoo. Cal,
r lnfar and Ohildrn,
T'u Os' ii Oaen-, !T itr y rt N. Y.
SOMETHIG 0 F IITEREST
FOR YOU TO READ!
Having had a very succeustl fall trade and nearly
sold out our entire,Fall Purchase of 8uit
ings, we purchased an entire new
line of Winter Suits at
EXI TREMELY LOW FIGURES
We' shall be pleased to give our trade the
advantage of these BARGAINS. If you are ia
need of a nice, nobby suit, the best materi and
fnish, give us a call. We are oonvinoed that yQi
will find exactly what you are looking fbr
L ORSCHL & BO., THE
COMMERCIAL LEADINI
BLOCK. CLOTHIERS
I, ORSCHEL & BROTHER,
lholesale Wts LiAm ad Cim
Hpeolal atteatilos esldI to 6ar temU ve line of
BOTTLED WINES,
WISKIES,
BRANDIES, '
PO1S TH' HOLIDAYITRAD., .
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