Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], December 25, 1890, Image 4

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ABOya Powder
AWSOWMfELY PURE
A GEOLOGIIAL WONDER.
bhe Wenderftl eSeeklng me t naaes
Cumety. New Yor State.
To the traveler and tourist no pot
In eastern United States I of more in.
teres than Sullivan county, N. Y.,
whom .-ontlne contain more pletur
eque beauty than any area of like
dimhesons 'aost of the Rocky Mount
ains Its shaded vale and abrupt,
wooded hillk lofty ridges of the latter
often taking on all the characteristic
of true mountains, are the originals of
many of the fine paintinis that trce
the spacious parlors of the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston millionaires.
Picturesque scenery Is, hnwever, not
the only claim Sullivan county has on
the attention of people who regularly
make Fightseeing trips.
Within its limits nature has left evi.
dence of some of her most astonishing
freaks. Joneph McIlAury owns a f.U .
in Sullivan county, the title to which
also gives hiit th. p.se.win of the
famous New York "rre'king stone." the
gre t curie.ity i; New England. At
frst it pnrbably ' 1uhi ,not attr'uet mlore
tlaumn..x 5p.in2 n, e. h:t it is whell a
t.)ndl and o'h.. observation is malde
that the wll l.r Il and delicate haln
of natrur i... b,'th in its eanlwusi
tion anl the rn slrkable pIrition which
it o~ctupie. 'I Ie total weight of the
iumens.e how e!r has been variouely es
timated at fr ns forty to sixty tons. and
its bulk at fro. ,III 00 to 700 cubic feet.
It is alnmot pIerfectly round, much re
sembling a hIue orange, and so nicel
balanced oni a table of stone as to be
eadly set in motion by a single tmau,
provided the operator exerts his
strength on the north or south side
On either of the other sides the com
bined strength of forty elephants would
not be suflcient to eause the lest a
eillaticn. Although it can be rosbed
bahk and forth with perfect ease. all
the men that could get around it would
not be equal to the task of dislodging
it from the pivot upon whieh it has
rested sines the days of the stone age
man, the eave bear and the glacial
epoeh. The MeLaury farm, upon which
it is situated,s I a neleated valley
soom 1.100 set above the sea level.
The body of the huge osllating mnms
is composed of a speeles of soft smmnd
tose, which has become loos and
badly decomposed by asposua. all e-
spt the portions underneath, which
ma still intact and solid.--t Laie
lepubika
aIlas wL a Twemas-pve Cost Dram.
It is Interesting to watch the dreel
open.t of the cbeap mtaurant In this
city. Altboouh there are bundreds of
Italian and French rsetaurant here.
where a table d'hote dinner can be pro
eared for fifty cents. yet the mass of
the people do not know of the exist
ence of such places and probmbly car
In the restaurants of the class al
luded to the food is prepared in a dif
ferent way to that which the majority
of the clerks have been accustowed,
and is consequently distasteful to them.
Laying aside this objection. however.
the chlie reason for the large patronage
of the cheap restaurant is the matter of
the expense involved. Very few me
chanics or clerks can afford to pay fifty
cents for a meal. The average meal
cherk comes nearer to twenty-five
cents.
Within the last year or two there
have sprung up a class of retaurants
where a perfectly satisfactory uweal can
be procured for a quarter of a dollar.
with an evening paper and a toothpick
thrown i.L One of then adds music
to the menu. It is deridedlly pleasant
to chew away on a chunk of Texas
steer while your jaws are waging with
the delicious strains of the "'4chubert
Serenade" or "The Palms." played by
the orlhestra, or to gulp d',,Nr your
coffi, or tea to the rhytlhmic mt.*iusures
of the ode to the Iuamenttd M.Giintsr.-
Ernest Jarrold in New York Journal.
3low to K..p ll I'mlrrlli.
"Do oul know flwci I Iiiave klept mliy
umtbrdllas for iear'" saiil n a j:u1 t.. Ir
companiron iil ln t lhe l nvI I a.n
''Well, I'll Phow cc':Y ieia 1wift~.Id up
a fold of tijo I1. u!scri"' Cilk ''at li
held in him Is loom Itigiat in the '."nter
of the fo.ld was rt r' ol hule' "Finat
thing I do." 1he, maid. ' %hIan I get a
new wubrelln r+ tc , crat n ecilar hole
in it about 11-4 i II f mL a(ie eoL, :'elo to
the ge. 'Ihiit t:' siui hurt the utn
buil. for u4rniree :anay. hot it looks
qur and gagel,rsdv c,'r W:IIItJ it. No
body at lioni1n I' [e"r '· it. breuelly ever
take It *by uartarte. or. if it is taken,
gl 'mijtake' ncever I;L*:' Iroger than it
takes to open tle' uaullrv·lhi
"It's sure~r 111::n(II)' nsuw, etleu
whan orw puts* 'stckcl frotm bsfor it,
b ses.o nobody ever really b.Iieveat
qupd, yOu wre. auild it Ipaimeafor a iokob
I bqmn putting thisl maark on may urn
ubm twelve y ar' ao,. and I've es'.
ab eyen wulrelln I've .Iioqbt oss
Sthus ILk wrn out. And 01 em
wuM ha" beet taken of If I M11
EM it IIme tshe hlns woro aem"
NW Tub bukem Pu.
AGED INDIANI.
a--ma.lbmle Lagewit etf the Natsg s ot
se.tlher Caldibrla.
The eany inlabitants of southern
California. neeording to th1 statement
of Mr. I. II. Bancroft a$ other re
ports, were found to be living in Spar
tan conditions as to temperance and
training, and in a highly uiorld condi
tio, in consequence of which they had
uncommon haysical endurance and
contempt for luxury. This training in
abstinence and hardship, with temper
ance in diet, combined with the liwate
to produce the sutonaling longevity
to he found here. Contrary to the
customs of most other tules of Indians,
their aged were the eare of the com
mounity.
Dr. W. A. Winder, of San Dkiego, is
quoted as saying that in a visit to El
Cajon valley )lome thirty years ago he
was takent to a house in which the aged
persons were cared for. There were
half a dozen who had reached an ex
treme age. Some were unable to molleve,
their boniy framel s blei ril seemingily auin
ebylosedl. They were old, wrinkled lland
blear eyed: their skins were hangilng
in leathery fldds abemnt their wither'ed
limbs. Some hadl hair as white ast
snow, and had seem1n sole seven score
of years; ethers. s*ill able to crawl.
but o aged uas to be unatble to stand,
went slowly abolut on their hands and
knees, their limbs being attenuated
and withered. The organs of special
senie had in many nearly lost all activ
ity some generations back. Some had
lost the use of their limbs for more than
a decade or ia generation,. but the or
gaas of life and the 'great sympa
thetic" still kept up their automatic
function. inot recognizing the fact and
surprisingly indiferent to it that the
rt of the body had eeasd to e of
any u a generatiaon or more in the
past.
Dr. Palmer has a photograph of a
quaw whom he estimate to be 136
year old. When he visted her he
saw her put slz watermelons la a
blanket, tIe it up and earry It on her
bask for two mlles. He isf filiar
with ndian euatoms and history, and
a easeful eros examnatiom eonvineed
bhi that her inormation of old e.
toms was not obtaine by tradition.
Swmas convermant with tribal habits
she had seen practised, sueh as the
ernmation of the dead. which the nad
slon fathers had compelled the Indians
to reldgquilh. hemhad sen the Indians
punished by the fathers with oggings
for persisting ln the practies of asma,
tioL
At the mission of San Tomes, In
Lower California. Is still living an In
dian, a photograph of whom Dr. Re
moodino shows, bent and wrinkled
whom age is eomputed at 140 years.
Although blind and naked, he is il
active, and daily goes down the beach
and along the beds of the creeks in
search of driftwood, making it his
daily task to gather and earry to amp
a fagot of wood-Charles Dudley
Warner In Harpers.
Usela of Ovwessuea. Worrw sd Fear.
Overeatin is as had as underesting
and often acts mor promptly. A tllhe
organs, especially those that eliminate
the waste, are overworked and weak
end. Posonous waste is retained in
the circulating fluid. Any overindal
pees waRtcs the nerve elements faster
than they canI e supplied, and nerve
force Is whind the normal working of
every organ.
Worry anrd care have a like effect,
not only rapidly using up nerve foce,
bat also weakening the organs that
elaborate it. .ear, also. is a great
vital deprere.dat. and by itself often In
douee a fatal wutceptibility to epidemic
disease. Tenuporary and yet fatal
susreptibility .may ecaused by fatigue.
Eight wliite rits, luvingRlecn sulbjeeted
to exihausti :: (-xreril for w~eV ral day,.
were ihcenlat.ed with an attenuated
poison. F',ur othlrm in a normal con
dition w.tr biiularly i,.nalatild. All
four ,of thi, gc,rou l 'cries s.rvived,
while P'er'n of the 6rut nriel dlied.
Yocth'P (st:ipanionm.
Lr'.Wf thart Wes i nkrekn.
Governor Gordon said in :a -"eeh re.
ported in The Atlanta Constitution:
'"As I olde back from Appomattrx
Court House after having uuet the con
quering generals by Uthe side of iGen.
.ee hle si'l to mo, with his heart woell
Ing anad rdrkig. 'I wish. pgnewral,
that I hadl fil..e in one of tle last bat
ties.'
"W'Wy. . w rrl?' mid I.
"'BeeawM my eoaIftrI'im will mb·
lobe aid I.
", They will agins Uaat witl& EL U0O
or 10.000 viumain I Cg& wII to havs
o coed the wvrir In the moant.
nLh wish a pnmib t WWd fnal csec
for tb. Cwiaudraie - '
'1 wham ured to ltam thou bisoa
adhw Urns bet Gewn Iei bler t
bmbm atLon""(*now d tbnpss
rift *A Ws asaft M 0  b I
loop MOL»
Pertable Dek ClImp.
A most handy desk clamp is being
used for holding Inenidesoeut lamps.
By its means a lamp may be adjusted
toany desired position over the desk.
or on the wallk and by ,lipping it on
the beck of a reading chair the full
light of the lamp is made to fall on the
book or paper in hand -New York
Commercial Advertiser.
AbLulutely Casas.less.
Sceptical Maiden-Deer Tom. shall I
really tIwl you clhangekleu?
Itupe.Ix1,)us Lover-Most assuredly,
deareut. imuee I have found thyself
without change all my life.--Pittsburg
Bulletin.
Keps se W.eed.
'That will cost tlds road $20,000:"
aid a tramp who was kicked by a
Union Pacific freight condnweor, and
he lkep his word by starting a fie in a
big coal pile. -Detroit Free Press.
HOW IS YOUR CHILD?
Swift's Specific is the great
developer, of delicate child
ren. It regulates the soere
tions; it stimulates the skin to
healthy action, and assists
nature in development.
There is no tonic for child.
ren equal to S. S. S.
Bead for our treatise on Blood sa
Skin IM. :iws..
wu t ,.iEuriac Co., AtlaSta, Ge
Drs. Llebig & Co.,
Permanently Located in Butte
Laty at Southeast Corner of
Mainanmd Broadway. Pri
vate Entrance at +
Broadway.
UID16 08111 DISPilKSII
AND INTERNATIONAL
I8ial an S8isal
ll mite,,
Kanss City, Mo., gSa Iramoeaat, Cal.,
and BUTTE CITY, Most.
U1
Dr. e ahid Co.., ar le regua .raul.tes m mid
aenas sad surgeryqad spealal prse.ttlere -.
Seed by thtalas of .4mee. CaUllfrla usa
ONEbTANA, to treat all hiLate, mies sad pd*
vte daseea , (wethereaeed by Impredese, es
eemser eumtesle m i am l weahasas (mlght beass.)
asusl db llt, *ssat seua l peoer) mente de
blity. (lmesu sd o erre or)edlnsea of the blad,
( pl.l , eo rOrb es, int.d .Mtletrcture) eured.
abie aee gauarantad wit,0 lil mm blershp.
c(haupe low. hasasmt of casens cered. All
dklle am speelally prared fr each ladmLd.
-al case, at , aLerster. s lajurweas or peb.es.
oa aempaead6 and
to tame I st fhra eelale~s Pastets at a dl
tauce treated by letter s espr. Medlim
sent eerywhere, Inres Ir w u r a ba s.
In dismwn fe the bleed, brain, heart sad ae.,
ou ysten a well a Um r.r hldaey d Oravel
cn mai, rheumaticm, paralysis, and all ether
ebreake dia .
Wrae for lIlstralt psper a Defermkim,
Club Feat. Crvatue of the MIle, Pile. Turer,
(amer C t rrh ehltlts,auhalatl,. Iletrl
iaseae of Weoma a speclalty. tsperela par
lass for lady patieata.
The esy IRelale M.dlesl sad eurical Instl
tute making aspeclty at Private Wueeses.
All leed d sceutlly treated. Uypka
lI Poison renmved frm the system without mer
cury,. New Restoratve Treatment for fLes of
Vital Power. Perons ua·sa to visit s may he
treted at me sqy oreIpedeJo~ . I lemmum
leatlone c.madeitll Meduletee or stlrumets
neat by mmli or expeise securely pecked. ue
peresoal 1sterview prebfred. Call and coenmlt
us, or send htory ef your ase, and we will oend
in plain erapper our ook Yree epllaling why
thoui.aeudi cnoot bt em1 of Private. e-preal sa
Nervous leees-, I'. elual Weslnem.., 'peusa
torrhaa. Imputency, syphallls. eioeborrbhetleet
Varloele, elec., etc.
Jr. L.ic'4g k Co. ar the orly qiilllled or re*
enslible sperltst. l ilt In ontana,s.lne the
Sw umedlkal law
(Soa heur. frocs 9 to 6 and 7 to l p. an. or 6
appolntmesnt la obscure and urgent cases
SONSULTATION YFREIE.
y Agewy for Dr. Llelg'eb Invleerst
tor ol trwoom 2. 2, E. lroedway, Hiub
*o000 ACINTSO(
* y rr EI r 3L Sa IA.yr
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{et de )rY60 In t io dnay
a bdCtSrb 1T n p~eap. oUTr Iwat?
p hi non A yrm r$ To~n o r O uu r.
9 t wl ct. o~ ~ paiee
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ST. PAUL GLOBE.
A CIstinotively Northwestern
Newsptper.
An Advocate of Northwestern
Interests.
Opposed to War Taxation in Time
of Peace.
Opposed to the Tasatloln ,f the Farmer and
lIAloreorfor the Hiteflt of Mouuupo
.es andli Trustls.
ALwaTI IBaIet. ('LEa AND IIUIILI.
The WREKLYT (;Loan is Favorite with the
Firmer and the Family. The plriee is $I.t )
a year. ,lend 50 cen Lt fr a six molths'
trial. lan get. tesuides all the News ald t.,|ul
Things, the Proceedlinag of the Legislature of
Tour aIwle and of tilngress
irbe sekveral fdlle.* orf lbe EGlbe
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IN TIE TELOWISTONE V MI
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anamins rme of
$5.00 PER YEAR
orIa ~nage owt, wit opy of the
Wari YEa sul JOmRAL
AND
LIVE STOCK REPORTER,
Frm br the nrst year. Our Weekly Ius o to o
Every Ranch in the County
And ofbri the very BEST MEDIUM fbr the
ADVERTISING of IOoAL BRAND8.
JOB WORK.
In this departmemt we are p; .,1 d tc .
cute all orders with promptnem uan l thEa
BIIEIST STYLE OF TiE IBT
And at peris that will oomprn with the
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