Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], March 26, 1890, Image 2

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TIN DAILY JOURNAL
M rruuruD 10I.
Yl Rh CITY. MONTANA.
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sham huge dgeldM by ths earm of
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Ws Il rM es, will Irmuly u1in
1 8up y awuinrm aido.. Igm by the pub
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WWM11t1 r·y, bomb 2& 1849
WELL FOrMED Cn..... tN.
WIht eml Courldena Inr Dtwu frmnm as t
veltguateti of the ch~4nwt|
The con1!m1'" :1,hl t. h finds
eretly healthy childrhhu :;:" · nrarity.
Uldona will Its i'r tent. of lerelassof
1.ty be found free from anyL physical
defet whatever and with Itrue devel
opment for their age. Of tlhree it
mast be regretfully admitted that the
isallest nluber are Anlºe'icans. The
best formed school childrena and the
healthiest are the Germans and Iihe
mians, the next of Irish parentage.
Nowhere, as in the south and west of
leland, where children run free of
as all the year round, hatless. shoe
lam living on the cuarset. plain.st
, and yet with some measure of
school restrictions, can such specimens
at perfect phvsieal beauty in fofin and
face be founa. Glalce over any school
room, with it. upturned faces inquisi
tively questioning the thought of the
observer, and but few really tlne fea
tured children a'e to be found after
the age of 10 is pssed.
Whien a hanld,ome face, auswering
all the laws that grovern beauty, is dis
eovered. it is i'.variably synonymous
with gnoi hen:t"h in its powiessor, and
all too often , foreign parentage or
birth. For t~neae two defects, the
want of g:,ome health and good looks
and the zadtic. one of grace, in the mla
jority of pub,.e c'hool children, one is
naturally Ic, te t think of a cause, but
lwlead tof ne there are many. The
l' rrv o, nIay be found in the folb
iowg r. '..Urk- of Frane.is Willard:
"Wonme" everhL4ting befrilled, iwdi
amned and * tlar .ý'eld style of dress is
today doi e mrehtrnm tlcliIdren u n
born. b,,w a nd dying than' all other
manues tl. It c,,lllJ public attention."
Classr e'.itautlis where pupils stand
ae noti in iit ~ch'lcn~i. dllee awajy
with, anld tai' is fortunate, sinlce pu
pil w e .,, .o timles kept anl utcon
an.,i V i, ne. on theº esiter, result
lg in ,.e-i ,,,. onedreads to think of. and
tatorftu u.t in that the children have
all the ..ens,, long no cha:u*' of po
ition. I:ut the teacher who insists on
having iii trouble-sýmle. uneasy little
fellowsta Lind fora half hour has much
to liswe'r for, as well as one who ar
es btrl' e.iy on thle abolition of the
I.cess. ( )i:e cannot but Ie x sýimpathetic
with the tlclhelr. If she doens not keep
her pupils like so many trained du.u
mies she .s a poor dicixolinariau and
iabject to di.,unlis.l. If feer clans does
mot know every date frllvn Adam to
Harrison, and thfe hlcation ,of all cross
Mad towns from Silberia to Patgonia,
ie is not keeping up that modern
bglbear, the "course of study."
Dr. Anderson gives a list of the most
omlnon physical defects found in
pupils in the'publhe schools. They are
sImmarized as:
Head-Drooi forward: carried a
ihule to one side; chin raied too high.
Shoulders--Round, sloping, stoop
Snand uneven; one lower than the
Thormi-One side better developed
an the other; the diameter at the
base too short.
Upper Back-Right shoulder blade
No prominentin right handed people.
Spine-Bends too far forward from
between the shoulders.
Waist-Too narrow; abdominal
Iscles weak.
Hips-Thrown too far forward.
Arms-Forearm better developed
than the upper arm.
Leg-Better developed than thigh.
Thigij-Iuside and buck poorly de
Any person entering th exatmining
loom of a gymnasium for boys would
be astonished at the large number that
have one or even more of teie defecta
ead with girls thisis found almost uni
venal. While with boys indulging
in frequent play there will be found
d muscular development of the
wr limbs, the trunk, that part hold.
lag the vital organs, will but occa
rsially be found perfect on exami
tIou. As every one knows, poor
isalation is a common fault, and
a be remedied by exercise properly
tdmn.-Boston Herald.
Indel Aessi Mlm isu Cram.
Them are in Fran 8 associations
em.oem s0 WO of woekingmen and
d fuarmsn. The workingmen's
as sh oms, which were foemerly po
orpOigations, have become for
mot prt purely mutual benefit
i s late year. The agricult
soe.ties do not agitate political
lils oar gmanger. They are to a
extent eooperative and techni
The Farmer's associlation near
u, for instance, owns a
house at which every mem
his cattle killed at very low
This and other similar ao-op
devices of the French farmers'
a show that the French
t is not so stupid and helpless
is generally supposed to b.
Ladon and Northwestern
company has a capital of
00u, an annual revenue of
O01, and an annual exspendi
£Lg0r,000. The number of
e the sesleu.
manrd seso( a
ISOW
kin a inI&**
agge ageas tese
autuGer of tons of goods and minerals
carrIed, 3,000,000 annually; engine
.1mg per year, 55,586,384.-Once a
oe." ren _ as _ e_._
It ha been said by more than one
southern fruit grower that a fortune
was waiting the manl who had the
courage to plant a groveof grape fruit
trees, and depend on them fura living.
Heretofore there has been nosystenulUo
cultivation of the trees. Two or three
trees sar planted around the yards or
orchards for ornament am much is for!
anything else, and allowed to take
care of tmenmelves. If prolj rly treated,
however, their yield would be much
larger than it is today, and a good
protit could he made from them.
Garden and Forest.
Not thoe Mule Party.
'ast L to hired by,) ---So I have
caught Vyi stealing applebis out of the
iinrd Boy-Yes, parson. 1 own up.
"Dol't you know,!Tho s.isthat when
y)ou skteul Iui CoUlnit a heinousj tint
Iorevler, there is aI being who s.es all
we do, before whomn even 1 bow my
head with fear and trenlling. Do you
know who I llmen f"
*'Your wife. I suppose".-Texas Sift
ing..
A hrst Cbsli.las.
A novel flower has been found at
the Ilthmnus of Telhuntepec. This
floral chauwelen hasl a faculty of
changing its color Juriug the day. In
the tlmorning it Ia :n..te. when the sun
is at its zeinith it is red and at night it
is blue. The red, white and blue
flower grows on a tree about the sine
of a guava tree, and only at noon
does it give out any perfume.--Chics
go Times.
A iramsable sequst.
"I have only one last request to
make," said the dying man, as he pain
fully raised his head from the pillow
and surveyed the weeping group
around his h edside.
"What is it. mny good friend :" asked
the clergyman. "Anything you ask
will ib done."
"Thean wse. that the tiew .palr'rs don't
refer to i.me : ,s "it!er uod andmark
gone.' "-Lippicot t's.
A G.hal.ily N.-rktut.
The wife of W\. I. C'urti.s of Wash
ing'to'4 is thie IH,.N~Lss)I (of a :Iost un
canny ov i' 1.tlll lL in Ite ..:lspe of a
nleckrace ia:cle of Iiuai.u: eves. The
eyes \V.ilre tl - . f'r)! P'rII ii nul mi.m
ai , p iI4 ait li:., d in their
pr,-""" t ,ith,.z.. -l'hit'a , oHerald.
In the Distriet "'ourt of the eventl .Jaudicial
!)itrirt of 'le Mtt1e of loItaupa, wl:iln and
fur thbt ounty of Lauser.
Action brought in
I the I Iltreit (yourt
" ofth -eventh.ludli
cial District of the
leery E, Eh.art. 1. ;:e of Mon.
Plaintiff, ann. in and for
lanst the (ounty of Cu.
Henry E. 1.horst, to., sad thb com
Al-fenldant, plaint fled lut said
County of Cusaer,
in tbe oths of the
(C.,rk of said Dis
trict Court.
The tate of Monta a sends greeting to Henry E.
Eaho.st. tendant:
You are hereb required appear in a actile
brought againt Jou by the atove named plant its.
in the Ias'rict Curt of the Aeveath Judieial Dis.
trict of the etate of lietans, in and for the
said ('oent of Custer, sad t, answr the (Ceplaint
bled therelu, within ter days (eetlusive of the
day of service) after the serve on yee d this
sunoms l-if Nerved within this count( y r, if
served out of this eounty, but I. this district
then cwthba twelty days; otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment hb default will be takes
agalmt you. according to the prayer of sild
eemplaint
The sid ationl is brought to diesolve the ho.ds
of matr.omy ew eziSnul he9 a this plain
t and de&adaat, a the ground of desetle.,
sad forealse stats: That the defeudant on or
about the Brm day of May, IS, witheut reasse*
1ti, deserted a n oel ully abhdoed this msid
pisatlgr, ad departd ibu o thoe Threio
of Noata wihi no lateetkm of returning
has not oataemed. a will wore lly apphea by
rleomses to the eeplatu es Wli herenl.
Am Iymm or*trb3 a tlhd IbM II pee fll te
ppewr mnd ammer ie sid .emplaint... abete
reureld. the sa plalmUl wll sp1 tl~o them e
for terenli ef sW d Ln the eorpla mad for
ewuteof ILA, mDWIe.
Given mader up had an I the mel o Uw Dim
- trale Ciuit at the Mo vr h JiWlalal Die.
{ E3AL. } trlote f t e qflatm ofMeatama, la sed hr
"vm the maid Counly of Custer, t1him ist day
of February, I. the year ofer i. One Them
mmmd 3 Huadilrd med Nl.ee.
V. l. RCH WATIS,
C. I. WDDLrTOS, PldaWlmt AUarmek.
bheelfs MNe.
I tIlls. . Thayer
to.
Cairer 3e.olq. mndt
Hsau C. Uemlmgte.n
T e eld atmhll' mie on the Si td y of
Marsh,. Ill. I. frostof wmt hsem doee As Milo
City. at d.elenk . n., the hsllewlq deiedhed
Irabt Met he w bn
0r n to the inqw mmd /iet
tbareof / for e d d t oe alb. rf .
carder at deosm In d hr Custer Cemut;.
Dated NMarb l1b, I 1U
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MWEP TO THE BZGUT.,
o: e ;rpouud os by ay of the mi..n
I.. 'looa rb Ilbtry$. r$: wh'ch a re loojia
the werWl. ': i l c:.' oe hulA's Ipedic,
al thab I. nothingq lIco It. Onr imady OW
Sa. me 3¶ifruqy, i'ot.,h. Arrnvi. or may pil
wear mewhlam whever. It baIY. ~'lAt
dl hum fra thb OM dace, sad um ia
M d lm&.i eemoatere bleed pdr ml
hdBOE bm the syamw. Ie Sal to pt Ow
'bil our Odom brIow !owu
wd aAftDbleine, wtl wU be m
$W .117 U31WC~. M. AdILO
I·n~~r K.a.r~
;n msr-~ii
g
tb Infants and Childrn.
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I neommad N...rpreypnbw ro- e b. aaOaibs eIm .. qu
bmku E.ýLwAK.TD, I11Y madc* pmmY1 DIOIIY
Slut CUr kbi (nrL114 I. t. MurraU- WII et. Ii.I
Tarn CmsTM· Cuurjjrv, ~ YUna~rflet,~ N. I
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SCOTT'S I OO8Um
N IW 00MUO
ltle .OLDS
Wonderful Flesh Produooe
Many have gained one pound
per day b its use.
8oot's Emalsion is nos a N.
esst remedy. It con'ains the
uimulating properties of the
Hypophosphites and pre Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oi the po_
ten of both bein largely
increased. It is usee by Phi,
idans all cover the wor'd.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Bedl by at Dr . lft.
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LIFE RENEWERI
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ELEUTRI -BELT
THE POLICE GAZETTE
In the only Illustrsted paper In the
world ootatlnal all the latst semo
tionel and orng new. No lSoom
KeeperD B er or Club siem ean at
ford to le without It. rt always aakes
friends wherbever It gaes.
Mailed to say address I the Unalted
States, oeurely wrapped, 18 weeks for
i1.r00.
bad w elasts for eP e e .
Drs. Lisbig & Co.,
Permanently Located in Butte
L'ity at Southeast Corner of
Main fnd Broadway. Pri
vate Entrance at '
Broadway.
LIDBIG VORLD DISPUSIISAR
AND) INi' RIATIONAL
Kmasas (7itv, Al.. Nitll Fiaut-l-cen, ('.1.,
.11(1 111. I' FEI' ('ITY. Mftnt.
Dr. I.itedg & G.. are regular grtttiae. in med.
iCjnrl ani surlerv Mild ilet al pr ve l It Cr. EU.
ouuits..i by ibe tii. of .isssourli. slif.,rzsa aui
\f 'ttTANA1. iu ittat all ebhria., swrrru. rand prl
Stae !,sea.., twheihereamssed by Inapruolrseme, c
esasor cut isgitsn) seninal wt kn.. ,i .tiht loses)
sexual .1 llly. (ls.e ol sexual jbower) netv-ut de
hifiir (10t-5 sit errr. it-re) digestes ofth Ito1 d,
("ypbdlis, uislo-rb.ia. (u e-. asid 'trli core) c- red.
C'urable casts guallilied wi life lneirt-lliit.
I lariat- low. huusasssdt of t ues cudl. All
medicines are ss;ilty Iprepared for each tnldtid
urni epe, a'a *al, fbit.. .\us aiurus u. or pssi.uf
fou. conpound. usedu.
No lis time t- fro In i.uqiuea. Pat eli at a .lis.
tansee tinaiod hy (.tier sss.I exs'ta.-. Medicine
s cus~t ever).hvtrt irs'. mfrom glue or bIseakag".
I. di'ears of lbs LIte b .1,. d rt, bet arid nna -
otis 5' tetss, ar acli as. IIvt VsIºilsiet anl (,rarel
tow. Irtiti. rlsauwatiisu, jatalayhlt. aid all otber
alsionic Jit-asta
Writ. for illtuslratd aII.er on 1bformltles,
('lub Fee?, E'urralurs I iir A) tit. Isil., Tumior.,
fenller, I slarnls, iuroscsttli h, J 1,:5151105,, FI ea-iri.
city. !.anetsns, hlral;.tsa. }:pil-p.r. Kidney.
k adder, bye. Ear, i'kinr and EkK.', ans all rurgi.
Cal Oplboal 5on5.
Diseases of Womsn a -ieeialty. 'eparale par
lore hior la~y ;.atieit.
The only fe'iai.s le :eical ar d Furgleal I all
lute making a spei..ily oI P'rivate lIi~amn.
All blood disaease, ases "asully tratedt. Cyt.ba
la Poison removed Iron tlbes ajtei witbuhot mer
I Cry. New Ileetuosatle Trtatnsst for Loss of
Vltal Power Persons utable to visi sat may be
trealed at bow byeo4sL.pondenee. All cowman
Ications eoaadeu lal dUdfe~a or tnatrumem
seat by mail or esarple securely pecked. (sea
peesomal lntervew pjee teri. Call sad cemauk
us, or seed bhitety eyour cae, cad we will seid
Ipl aiwrapper corlek Free explainiamg wb5
ik-useuse mabeot be cured of Private. !ec
Pe.ns Diaese, bessinal Weeknees, spet S
temrbee. Impesmey, Iiyphillc. ebecrrbe.Uhed
Vcrtesl, etc.. ste.
Dr. LIeblg ACe. aretbhe qualiied or ve
Oms ho. fre 9 tg eland 7 t p.m.;orby
appebtact in etseurev ad urgent .me..
cONSULTATIO N FRIL
WAagency for Dr. Lkbllg' Ilvigora
tor at Rom L8 E, Broadwy, Butte.
-A N D- 
REMEMBERI
FOR THE LADIES I
$3 Hand Ebroiderer
SENT FREE
rajýms.b' rmr up.I , .
STILL ANOTHER
PROPOSITION !
WORKS OF
CHARLES DICKENS
ha* V L:miNa I 4ME.
ONCE MOREl
.er ill p s "ea w w p so CdtkeU for s
"The Horse Fair!"
Tgms re the gmaMtn eb e'er ,aMe by O
$ T. AddrO
Th VWekl Pioneer Press'
&T. PAUL, MANN. J
ELElCTRIC L.Tm
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L Orachel & Bra
* 0
SSpring is Coming!
° Just leeelv.d I
thers Friendit,
° Spril Styles of 1Hts,
o Si
Flannel Shirt
I. 'ORSCHEL & BR0.,
Wholesale dealers in Wines, Liguors and Cigare, oler the
following Wines speslaly put up for
the Holidy Trade:
Cal(fornia Port and Shen ...$&. e per Owse 80e per Bottle
Carea t ....................00 0 "
RBein Wds.......»......$5. & .00" " ooit0(l.9 "
Domestio Champuns, Mumm's Extra Dry,
Imported Cogna, ., ine Old Bourbon.
All
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FOR THE LADIES I
$3 Hand Embroiderer
sBiNT FRKE
To sere pmaSte.ur.MW t ttbh WzMtr Pm