Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], February 16, 1889, Image 4

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SPRtERVW THE FORESTS.
Ahsa$ sUn... c.....mrms iY* D
a.... ouOr Tter.
-15 of the most important questions
w which our national and slate
res have to deal, and yet one
is too generally neglected, is that
the preservation of our forest.
ndent of the fact that they add
to the wealth of the nation at the rate
d $700,000,000 annually or ten times
iwsm than the output of all our gold
r silver mines-which alone ought
isuuoure for them proper asre-the
icacnt conclusions reached by ad
eatl~c men, to the effect that they de
tdrnaans, to a peat extent, the climatic
ami the hymenic conditions of our
,eamregulate the distribution
af mthe character of both
r tet and small water ways, cer
the preservation of our
tibered lands among the subjecta
tha should receive the early, constant
aml careful consideration of our legis
lstors
httona
It is estimated by experts who have
devoted much time and thought to the
bquiry that at least '0 per cent, of
the entire agricultural region of any
eountry should remain permanently
6 forests. Twenty years ago it was
amerted that the annual clearance of
woodland throughout the United States
amounted to 10,000,000 of acres, and
that at this rate individual owners
would ultimately be entirely stripped
of their holdings. But it is not only
the ax that is destructive to forests.
Browsing animals and fires are suite
as detrimental. To these injurious
sgencies must be added the enterprise
ag and conscienceless railroad cop
tactor, who annually destroys 30,0Q0,
00t vigorous young trees in his quest
Sor ties. Taking these and other ene
mies of our forests into :.ccount, it will
bsseen that but for the energetic ac
lia of our national and state govern
mants the terrible calimity of the en
he sweeping away of the natural cov
n of the soil woud be among the
ble events of tie future-a disas
imthat would, in half a century, re
doe the greater part of the continent
tI the oo ition of a desert incapable
d supo ng main or beast.
w supiormng mna. or ueast.
Nor us this am reflight of the im
"m"on. It at qy seem to the super
fima' observer ti verge on the extray
apnt to talk of a possible timber fam
he in a coqrntry so new as ours, and
- that was si lately reclaimed from
he 'forest primeval;;" but it is an un
imiable fact that we are cutting down
wr trees far more rapidly than we are
jhnting them, sad although our in
hsitance of timber has been great,
smob a policy steadfastly adhered to in
he future can lead to but one result.
b bring about a better state of thing,
Sipublic sentiment oug
r be created, and business men and
brumere should be informed how in
fsly their prosperity is bound up
with the preservation of the wooded
lmd. They should be made to under
ramd that by the effect of the forests
em the water courses the entire naviga
tio., and much of the transportation,
gteem of the country is regulated.
assanfacturers are also largely de
ýsmdat for the water supply for their
ftories and mills on the wisdom that
pesects the timber lands where them
iaams take their rise and through
which they flow. No proO table mill
ig could be done where the water
wnrse was a torrent during one-fourth
dt the year and a dry bed for the re
mainder of the season.
d the year and a dry bed for the re
mainder of the season.
It is encouraging to note that the
mbject is now receviug practical con
s~srstion in many localities, and
esecially this state and in Pennsyl
iiam. The report of the New York
Isrrstry commission, presented to the
lggislature, contains many interesting
tile and valuable suggestions; while
s Agricultural society of Pennoyl
weials actively engaged in spreading
te fasts before the le. The estab
ment of "schools of forestry," in
ameordaace with th, plan that has
'wrked so admirably in Germany, is
einestly rdoommended, together with
der measures all tending to further
*s end in view. On one point all au
oi mties seem agreed-that it is un
wise to hand the timber resources of a
aountry over to private parties, leav
ag them independent of all govern
ment control. At one time this state
owned every acre of the Adirondack
region, but this noble domain was
given away with a recklessness that is
rearcely credible, and what it now
possesses it has gained through tax
ales, while its titles are thus of the
rmost precarious character, the land
speculators being engaged in a con
t struggle to procure a cancella
tian of the sale. The wholesale pur
chase of forest lands from individual
owners is urged by the commission, to
remedy this state of thing, and to
prevent the stock of timber in the
stale from being too largely depleted.
--rank Leslie's Newspaper.
.v iz',iU i'AJ n rgusy utpU'LV:u.
-Frank Leslie's Newspalwr.
The beekme' Underllothing.
Whcn tho duke and iluclhess of
Eihnburgh went to Greece it Nas dis
covered. on arving at Athens, that a
trankcontaining certain indlisemnsable
a-ticles of attirc, to wit: undircloth
Sbelonging to the duchess had been
li behini at Malta. A telegrarm ,r
ding the said trunk to be uent by the
nat day's steamer would have been
Sih ebepest and readiest way of ob
1bf it, but the duke of lhEdburgh
U.YI diupatched one of the vessels
Shisquadron all the way to Malta
oMag.g back the trunk acd its con
L trip of her majesty's ship must
t lavolved a cot to the tax payve
- Mo hundreds of pounds. T'ha
-Mat alto tt a scndalo
---o .dooTruth.
uriationo Dr. O. J. Lod'.s x
So the elctric deu tioan ac
baen tred by K 8wtuto
ftftes submitted to e
wm inl.tatly precipitated;
6stbm pol of the electric ms&
, w- a usmuftia near the surface
ir otr pole being at
tg4)iorianw cup usa fe*
. i4 0
SAKlN
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder h ar varins. A mal
velof purity, strength and whole
somenes. More economical than th
ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold ii
competition with the multitude c
low test, short weight, alum or phoo
phate powders. Sold only in cani
RoYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 10
Wall street New Ycrk.
1 UPIrnEOTD ATTrrI11n0!
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
leisisas State Lettery GýNpsy.
Incorporated by .e Lqtlature In 1NS, for
Educational sad Charitabl purse.s, sad its fras
chins ad. a part of the present state Coanattutos
Is 187f, by en erwhelmlag pepelar vet..
Ite MAMMOTH DRAWINOS take plaee
Mem*Amannally, Jane and December.)and
Its ORAND INOLE NU NBSB DIIAW
INaB take plae. I. eaes of the other tea
mouth. of tie year. sad n-* all draws I.
the Acadomy .1 Mu..i. New Or.
FilEm FOR TWIETY ITELS
For I.tegrity of its Irawisp. ad
Pr*$p Faymet .1 Prises.
Attled .. follows:
We do heseby erti4 that we s leperns the ar
ramgemmes fM all l the Mnthly as s mi-Amnnal
Drawl.g of the Lesisteme Stale Lettery (Compear.
asd Ia peee mnes eed sad eeetrol the drawnl.e
themelve, ad sms th sa eae endueted with
hee , btruadd Iiba d . Ath tsward a1lle
ties, asn ww easthrlomi Cempeny to mas thin
ertlleess. with fneea.illlu of oat slgart at
tsched sa Ie edwertlemmste."
We the maden h lsaeek. sad laek.re will pap
all Prises draw. !a The liulslenas lale LetterIs.
which sap Se preegnied at sat seuaters.
L.M.WALMsLrY, Prsi Lemeslea Nat. leak.
PI3R33 LANAUX, Pr.. State Nat. Lak.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Or~sea Nit. Aeak
CARL LONN. Pres. Uslee Natleoal lank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
At the Amesp a el Nsts. lee Orcegen.
TCeAdas mea7k St. IMA.
c&PTA PRIZ $2fift filift
at tM a elsu MUsts. IN Orfas.
Tesedes, merek It. IlMS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000.
1110.000 Tickets 'it Twenty Dollar*
each. Halves $10; Quarters $5; Tenth.
$2; Twentieths $1.
LIST M9 PaTUS..
1 PRIZE O SIOS,00 is......_ ....... 5000.001
I PRIZE OF IU0,000 is................... 100,0(01
1 PRIZE OR Ml,000is . ......... 50.(1
I PRIZE UF N,0001a........_...... ,5001
2 PRISHS OF 10,000ure «........». 70,001
6 P2 IESB OP 6,000 ase................... 25,001
6 PRIERSt OF 1,000 ane........... 26.($t
100 Pu1ZE1i OF 600ksa.e. ........... 60,001
r100 0IZ'B OK 200arm.......«....»..... 00,00
500 PlIZE( OF 200 are.................... 100.001
APP.OIIUATNM PaISth:
100 Priaof @o 000 are.................. 50,001
100 do. 00 a»................... 30,001
100 d*. 200 are ................ . 20,001
TRM6I5AL PRIZM.
999 do. 100 arf................ 99,901
999 do. 100are...... ........... 9990(
3.134 Prises. amounting to.. ....... $1,03,o 0
hors-Ticketa drawlag 'apital Prisms are ae
entitled to terminal Prisa.
Foe t'lab Rates, or any further Information de
sred. write legibly to tb. underuigaed,cesarly slat
lig your reslusnee, with ('tat., County, Ntreet and
Number. Nor. rapid return mail delivery will hi
w p by yourenclosing an Emrelope bearing
Mend POSTAL NOTER, Express Money
Orders, or New York Ezebsage In ordimary letter
Curreecy by Repress (at our eases) addresmed
U. A. DAUPHIN.
N ew Orlesas, La.,
a' 11. A. DAUPIIN,
Waaimsgtea, D. t
Addrua Eiiieri d Lti1trx to
NEW ORLLANS NATIONAL SANK.
Now Orisas.. La.
"REMEMW ER that thM payment of Prim.
is9'UARANTEb Dir POMU NATIONAL
RANKS ef New Oriss.. sad the Thkets are
signed by the PresIdeat e1f as Iasitutioe. whose
shartorted rights ase ecogslasd ta lb. highest
Oserta; thersh.re, oear. .r all imilatioss e
aaoumeoas .eb.m..
0W14 IJOLLA II . the pries of the amallestpart
arfrartie$ofaThleketi IUED NIY Ca in any
Drawing. Aspthlag Is our nime dern fNr I.m
than a Dollar l.a swledls
FOR MEN ONLY!
CURE
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MINNEAPOLIS.
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A aU halas ta
Minnesota, Di kota, Montan
OREGON,
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ALASKA.
NO CIANGE OF CAW
ST. PAUL and PORTLAN
Om Aa es of Tlsek .
EMIGRANT SLEEPERS FRI
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r The Only All Rail Line to the
YELLOWSTONE PAill
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Atti1s Iug It wo all wbnne.
A. J. $TOJE3,133.,
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PRICK 6a.M.
Y.! wt old ý7 Dt~grtt
'W. E. davaic, AgentI
W. E. tlsva. eAgenI.
JOHN CARTER'S
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ci. CqyI Pflr'Fbes Crsdai
SUITAI AORT UE
When baveliag every one should cou
rider well the qmsions of economj
comfort, asMy aad speed, these question
being of the same importance in a journe
of an hour iaii one of several days' ride
An examination tithe map will oonvinc
anyone that this is the most direct rout
to and from al the principal points 1
Con- *TttuL *ra
and AJN1'I uA z
soolrAl .ALW
Dakota and Y mtana. Our epuipmer
and time are excellent Our ratee ar
the lowest, but this fret Ls somethinl
which epeaks for itaeIL Degnite figure
and aups cam be obtained by applying I
any Agent of tu4 Company, or the Gea
era! Passenger Agent.
The following are a few of the Princip
Points reached via this Line:
Ar. ('LOrD, PAUK Curnas, Fuaors FALL
Cauoinro, br. Vaicicrr, Hrrentiao:
PAYSaVILLZ, MoaRs* APxaro$ As
Bu(Kg a1DGEMIXN".:ATURTowi ABap
DElI, ELLENDALe, VAUPWION, 1ARG
GRAND Foaxý, (uRAPTOW, DEVIIs LAX
ByrrnNAU AND BuFenD, DAOTA; GILA
cow DAws (FT. BwLENAP), AsanxniOIN
Fr. bugrrow. G(sAT FALIS, HhIzIA Al
Burrs, Mo~rrAs; WInxxrns, MAxn'se
A I) ALL PACIrIk Co&bt 'oixsra.
Parties seeking farms or business kc
tions will find unusual opportunities'.
both on this line in Northern Dakota ac
Montana, also in Mianesota wherett
Company has for sale at low prices ar
on evorable terms 2,000,000 acres of e
c&llentfarming,grazing andtimberland
For Lisps and other information addrea
J.BOOKwALTER, C. 11. WARUW,
lead Ca.i..iuw.er Gen't Par. Agi
bT. AU+'L, MINN.
A, MArviL, W. B. ALa vamnD,
GOs'I Maass'. Gs.'lTrsoManag
~~'11$ I
-< 1~J
The treatment ct many thousands of caen
of thous chroelo ý.eaknesse and dietrsina
ailmenta peculiar `o fema'ea, at the lnvalids
Hotel aid Surgical Insttute. Bufalo, N. Y.
has salo ld a vags experience in nicely adait.
log and bho oughly testing remedies for s
cure of woman's peculiar maladkis.
Br. Pieree's Favorite Freservptlea
Is the outgrowth, or result, of this great ase
vaiuable experience. Thousands of tetitao
laIa, received from patients ant' from phy)
clans who have tested It In the more aggea
vated acd obstInate ase which had ble
their skill, prove It to be the amost wonderlu
renedy evert clued for the relief and cure od
iofring wwo.wn. It ia 1ot recommended as s
"u-u " but ua a most ,taerot SpeciAc fot
woman's peculiar ailmefts.
As i powerful lavigureters Heae,
It imparts strength to e whole system
and to the womb and Its apýt. stiea Ii
particular. For overworked, worn -out.'
run-down," debilitated teachers, mihue.rs
Iresasnakers, seamstr"ws. "shop-girls," house
keep rs. nursinr mothcrs, and t"cbile womne
ren('nray, Dr. Phirce's Favorite P acritlek
Is the greatst earthly boon, being unequalei
asan appetishXag ordial and restorative tonic
As a s.e i lug nd strracun i.lag
mervene "*'avorite Prescripthon" is use
alted amdIs linvaluable In dlalynrg and sub
dultng nervous excItability, irrttablity, cx
ha! stion, piiutrackor, hystersa, spasms six
other dietreeing, nervous symptoms aC.ý
,nonly attendant upon functkmnal and organi,
disease of the wc mab It Induces retresilnj
sklep and I.lkIvee mental anxiety and de
Pr. Pie-re's Favorite Preserlpselo
Is a legliltmate medlclae, oarftutll
compounded by an exrplenc'.d and sktllfu
physlclar and adapted to f.aaim's dii~tatj
organiasti.. It is purely l.getable in Itl
uomposrioa and perfectly harmleta in its
steels :u any coo ltion of the system. Foa
morning slecknus, or nausea. fronr whatever
twae arising, ^eak totmach. atdigitlon, dys
ýs and kindred symptoms. Its usar, In sonal
will prove very bemnefelal.
"Favorite Prescription is a peel"
ltie cure :,r the most complllsted and ob
$lnate caIed of lvu*orrhea, v' .eeive flowing
painful n 'n.Ir'mueon, unnaturnu suppneslona
1lapeus, or ft1:uf of the womu, weak I''ack
fenale wit.miea, ants erni. t,, ctrovettulua
bearln.-d "', sensatIons, chromdc arnnstioa
infarnuow. . arnd ulhwration it the womb, in.
1satnatiii . 'iattn and tanda'nrewa in 1toartes
!lt'oiiain ni I with "mtaterna. last."
A. a regulator and prof nri.r of fune
U uio net, 'a. it that crtitiol in rid of change
trlni garuiaal. to womaahoxi ,l '"Ito o'-te Pro
.. nptlnu" is a perfectly safe rmieial asoent,
sod eta prdoeue only good ,e'its. It Ii
orlally vff ttaciius and valuasi . in its elerat
.when uak a lir thoes dbsorders and derange.
m'nrs In i h int to that hater and rtaoet critical
.eri'.'. onr'.vta at. "iThea (tlraie ,f '.t "
"I avurlte Preserlpatos ++"a ten tijas
n rnnu.n tion with the ut' of Dr. Pk re s
Sold, n N, tk d Iisoaovery, andl .rmail leaative
l'ie of lr. Pierce's Purrt' a* Pellts Itlittle
flver Pills,, emiuri Iiver. Kidl.."y and Iladder
diaaaes. 'rha. r combined ap. also rui!ovea
blhtd *uititr. ani aollshs cnroilorius and
,arreiloits arhumors from t:.e ,' 4th.
"IFavorie Preaerijtseea r is the outd
nrdicine for women, sold by drorurrtas, ~un r
a positive guarasstee, from the ine
'returera, that It will give satiataution In ev
lau. or tumany will he refunded. Th
t.' 'baa in'a. printed or. the ltA p
anl faithfull carried out n;o y
Laj7ggbottle. +10 Qaso l 1 qN Orf;
MtIe fo isM. doa o a
l'or l Illuastrated Trsatlson Die wsoo
Womena 1110pesgaryppeenal eted)seeg.tes
wats e Instamps. fleZ Mt A L
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