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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
JOTr1NGs ABOUT TOWN.

A big jump is expected in o. r. Il. N.
before many days. 49,
John L. Lorenz located the Daisy lode,
near Union vile, yesterday.
G. B. Diehl is building three seven-room
houses in Broadwater addition.
Robert English has taken up l5O inches
of water in South Willow creek.
The cotillion party announced for next
Friday has been postponed until week after
next.
Harry Matheson received some very fine
specimens of bismuth ore from the Queen
Bee lode, Emigrant gulch, yesterday.
Usual services in the Presbyterian church
to-day at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. The Rev.
Davis Wilson Of Bozeman, Mont, will oc-
cupy the pulpit. Sunday school at 2:3O p.
m. Rev. Z. V. Moore, poster.
Bill Nye was indisposed last evening and
unable to appear at the Encore hall enter
tainment. The accompanying musicians
however gave their part of the programme
and to those who did not remain their money
was refunded.
Messrs. Tooker. Franklin, Bradshaw,
Percy Kenneth and others made a success
put in one days shooting and secured two
swans, forty-seven ducks and five geese.
James L. Davis, formerly of r. G. Wal
lace's grocery establishment of this city,
has purchased the grocery business of Mr..
F. v. Scheuer, of Butte, and left yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of taking charge
of the business.
Prof. Beggs, who has taught dancing in
this city for three winters, gives the last
lessons to both classes this week. He will
give his farewell dress reception to both
classes next week before going to the coast
for the summer season.
Members of the Q. c. W. are requested to
meet on Broadway, opposite THE 1NDEpEND-
East Helena. Bicycle riders not members
of the club are also invited to participate in
this ride and will be welcomed by all the
club boys.
The ticket brokers in this city are getting
up petition against the passage Of bill
lately introduced in congress which pro-
vides penalty of 5000 fine or imprison-
ment for selling railroad tickets by scalpers
or ticket brokers. The ticket brokers
throughout the entire United States are
acting in unison in the matter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
stNew.''

"New."
We have just received fine line of smok
ing tobaecos, and aim to show you as nice
goods in imported and domestic cigars as
can be found in Montana.
WooDMAE & SANDERS,
Opposite Grand Central Hotel.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from IL to 5 at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via tho Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at 11:3O
4. m,
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Special Bars

Special Bargains.
1900 yards of dress goods Just received
to be sold Saturday and Monday at any
price. N. NATHAN,
Is SOuth Main st.
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Notice,

DR.. Barbour has removed to the Powe
building; entrance on Sixth street. Tele
phone 1f'6
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Special Bargains.

Ladies' 4-ply linen collars, with cape, only 45
cents per dozen this week, at Fowles' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

Oxzin for the complexion. The best for
this climate, at Max Behren's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

Go to the Atlantic Beer Garden for milwaukee
buck beer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

---s4 Special Bargains.
1900 yards of dress goods just received
to be sold Saturday and Monday at any
price. N. NATHAN,
Is South Main st.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
Court Proceedings,

Ladies' 4-ply linen collars, with cape, only Al
cents per dozen this week, at Fowles' Cash Store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

Visit Sands Bros. store and see the beautiful
lines of new goods shown in all departments.
Go and see the novelties in tea gowns shown by
Sands Bros.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

Jacksons Music House.
You can buy Knabe piano for $4OO
Who will cffer one for less?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
Business Mems Picnic

Business Mems Picnic
Is to know where to get the best steno-
graphic and type-writing work done at east
ern prices? Willard can do it at 21 Pitts
burQh block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

Ladies' 4-ply linen collars, with cape, only As
cents per dozen this week, at Fowles Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

pleted arrangements with Managers Alfred
Bowler of the Baldwin. and Harry Mann,
of the New California, for the production
on his Montana circuit of all the leading
attractions playing MI. Hayman's theaters
on this coast. With the McCourt, Hay
man and Mcguire circuits the advan-
taQes offered the most important theatrical
enterprises are such that they will naturally
avail themselves of the route over the
Northern Pacific, either coming or going.
Mr.. Mcguire announces the following
bookings, all of which are standard attrac-
tions and will appear at Ming's within the
next few weeks:
paul Kauvar,'' the Aronson Casino Com
pany, the Bostonians, "Held by the Enc
my" Hallen and Hart, Nat Goodwin,
an.s HsrmaRs p vaudeyllss A.
lie Akerstrom, Clara Morris, "Lord Faunt-
leroy" Hermann's Transatlantiques, Lit
tie Puck" Gus Williams, the Natural Cas-
Company, Lolita, Corrinne, Marie Vain
wright, Two Sisters Company, Frederick
Tanner, and many others now negotiating.
The San Francisco Music and Drama
says: Helena, Montana, is becoming a
musical Mecca. Four large companies,
within few weeks. is what she will record
for the season. The ttBostonians'' will be
the next attraction in the operatic line, and
the California Opera Company follow them
almost Immediately.
Stage Notes.
During the performance of 1.-THE Burglar
last Monday night in San Francisco lamp
in the Library scene gave unmlstakable ev-
licences of desire to explode. After sew
eral Intellectual efforts to blow 1t out Mr..
Grismer, 18th rare presence of mind, pressed
his SLOUGH ha. cn the chimney and smooth
cred the fame, thereby earning the applause
OF nervous audience.
At O'Clock in the afternoon this was the
situation: Three of the guards were asleep
beyond the fire. The fourth sat on the
ground, with his back to rock, reading
novel, while he had rifle across his knees.
Davis and lay close together, talking mat
tiers over, and the Englishmen were ten
steps away. Little Eva was running about
shouting and playing. All at once we
heard the pop of revolver, followed by a
death cry, and as we sprang up two OF the
dashed past US. In sixty seconds more
everyone OF the bushrangers was dead. They
had coaxed Eva to bring them the pistols
which were lying on the far side Of the
camp, and she hid passed behind the guard
and made two trips. AS soon as they had
half-asleep guard, and then the others were
slain before sleep was fairly off their eve
lids.
The smoke was still hanging over the
camp when we began the construction of a
litter, and within half an hour we were
headed for the highway and carrying the
victim of torture with US. We kept going
all night, as we had to go slow, and about
daylight came out at the stage station. A
squad of mounted police set off for the
camp, and on their way to it came across
and killed the leaders of the bushranQers
thus wiping ont the last of the bad gang.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
THE GOVERNORS STAFF.

Montana garden, flower and grass seed
Max Behren's Drug Store, Diamond Blocl
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Ladies' Apply linen collars, with cape, only As
cents per dozen this week, at Fowles' Cash Store.
Montana garden, flower and grass seed Mt
Max Behren's Drug Store, Diamond Block
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NOR SALE-GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
ture for sale at A South Rodney street every
day until April 8.
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A THING OF BEAUTY.

Ladies' 4-ply linen collars, with cape, only
cents per dozen this week, at Fowles' Cash Stor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

EoR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT. NEAR
broadway; only $1,501 Chandler & Heath,
q Edwards q.
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HELP WANTED-FENIALE.
eSN%S@~eS~sN.NsN.eo~eS~ eseseSeseS~NeAe~~A~~AeNes
WANTED-EXPERIENC HELP AND
w apprentice wanted in millinery at once and
good wages paid. MISS Stevens, 81 Main street,
ODD. First National bank.
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TOR SALE-l60 HEAD OF CATTLE, IN
- Guiding IS 4-yeAr-old steers: bargain, Adj
dress e. 8. French & Co., Helena; or, G. U.
HAllett, Fort Logan. Mont
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EQR sAni-BON TON RESTAURANT. SCI
Il ssad," in another column,
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TOR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES,
u near Fort MAginnis; one Of 2lO acres and one
100 acres; natural wild hay or swamp land, fed by
fine ice cold springs. For further particulars
apply to Conrad kohrs, Deer Lodge. Mont, or
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E.OR SALE-WILL BE IN HELENA APRIL
- with a full line of fine domestic cigars;
stock: purchasers will do well to wait for us. A.
L. Hendee.
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WANTED-TO BUY A HEAVY TEAM OF
W draft horses: must be young sound and
true. Call at Big Ok mining Office u Pitts
buruh block
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TOR sAIE-A FINE LINE OF GROCERIES,
u fruits and tobacco. Call examine goods
and get prices. Simons Il Ames corner Warren
and Breckenridge.
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FOR SALE-OW1NG TO SICKNESS I WILL
- sell one Of the best located and best paying
hotels in the city of Tacoma, WASH. furnltnre
new and handsome; s years lease; new brick
building situated directly opposite Tacomn's new
opera house; for particulars address Mrs: Eudora
H. Caddagan, Hotel Bostwick, Tacoma, Wash.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.
A Brief Review Of the Attractions
in Helena During the Past
Week.
a Sacred Concert This Evening
and Joe Haworth Tomorrow
Night at Ming's.
Coming Attractions-The Grand Opera
House Talk Should Take Shape
Stage Notes.

Helena has had its share of amusements
this week, though there is some difference
of opinion as to the merits of the attrac-
tions. The DAILY comedies, An Arabian
Night, and A Night Off, were we'll rendered
by exceedingly clever people. No more
finished performances have been in Helena
this year and none more enjoyable. The
audiences, while small, were thoroughly ap-
preciative and were made up of the best
people Of the town. The Tin Soldier was
the attraction at Ming's on the last three
nights of the week. Beyond few clever
people the company is made up of very poor
theatrical talent. Horse plays will not go
alone, even if constructed by Charles H.
Hoyt's clever pen. Friday evening
found Bill Nye at Encore hall. He
and his musical artists were very we'll re-
ceived. Mr.. Nye's readings of course stirred
the disabilities of the audience, while the
musical features of the programme were
very attractive. Miss Ollie Torbett cap
tured the audience quite as much by her
charming appearance as with her talent as
violiniste. Frank Downey is pianist of
more than ordinary ability and Mr.. Thai
berg has sweet and powerful tenor voice.
The receipts a good part of which will go
to Manager w. L. Greene. were very salts
factory.
From the present outlook Joseph Haworth
and his great company will pack Ming's to
its utmost capacity on Monday and Tues
day nights, when Paul Kauvar will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city. As
interpreted by Mr.. Haworth, Paul Kau-
var" is said to be one of the most remarka-
BILE performances ever given to the Ameri-
can STAGE the romantic features of the
play. Paul Kauvar," are more than pleas
ing, they are absorbing. No one can fail to
be interested in the plot or fail to sympa-
thize with the principal characters. the
hero and heroine, or await the denouement
with something akin to anxiety. The lam
guage, where opportunity offers, is exalted
in diction, pure and strong in sentiment,
terse and effective for all purposes of decla-
nation. In contrast with the wordy and
witless melodramas we have had recently
afflicted upon US by English mechan-
les, Paul kauvar'' is virile in every par
ticular and much more ingenious in con-
struction than any drama from foreign
source produced here in the past generation:
only from the political or rather patriotic
view, but from the literary aid dramatic.
The success of Paul Kauvar'' will help to
elevate the standard of American plays; it
will open the eyes of some managers, at
least. to recognition of the demand for a
higher order of dramas and will educate
the rapidly developing dramatic talents of
American authors. It offers a study to
both managers and authors. Seats should
be secured in advance for the too brief en-
gagement of this distinguished actor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13

1V0R S1LE-SH1DE TREES-H NICE Lot
= of native balm of Gilead, cottonwood and
Lombardy poplar trees just IN. White d Soren-
sen, corner First and Davis streets
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TOR SALE THREE GOOD GENTLE
L milk cows: can be MIXED by any woman.
Inquire at $40 Broadway.
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WANTED - A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w Homework. Apply at 416 Ewing st.
WAITER GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE AT
w Harmonic hall, ITO Broadway. Good wages
Maid.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
under this head three times

WANTED-A BOOKKEEPER DESIRES PO-
w sition in store or office: five years. expert
ence; well recommended. Address f., this Office.
WANTED-TWO GIRLS WANT SITUA-
w lions in mining camp. one to cook and one
rem street.
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How about that new grand opera house?
Has the matter been dropped, or will our
local capitalists give Helena the amusement
house she deserves7 The iberality with
which theatrical attractions are patronized
in this city should suggest good financial
returns to the promoters. The theatre need
not cost half million. beautiful opera
house can be built for $4,000 or $4,000,
and it will surely pay. But if we cannot
have this then let us have the old house re-
decorated. New curtains for the boxes,
new decorations for the ceiling and foyer
and an enlarged stage, with few other ad-
ditions, would make the house comfortable
and attractive.
The sacred concert at Ming's this evening
should be largely attended. The musicians,
who are ladies, are recognized artists of
ability. They have met with great success
wherever they have appeared. Following is
the list of soloists who will appear:
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TOR sALE-ALL OF THE PERSONAL |
L property, consisting of fixtures and furniture,
tools and implements used in connection with
the Palace Meat market, at No. 40 West Park
street. Butte, Mont. is hereby offered for sale
cheap for cash. Inquire at Palace Meat market.
Francis l.. Patterson, Butte.
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WANTED-CHANDLER WANTS IL GIRLS.
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A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER TERMS
IA reasonable. Apply at this office.
FURNITURE AND LEASE PACIFIC HOTEL
Il $3.50 cash, or Lenoir House $1,000 cash. the
balance to suit.
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r. A(CoQUARD. INVESTMENT BROKER,
u. s,sp Third street. ST. Louis. Mo. Bonds
and fss.sssf ssery description bought and sold
ou,verl st OF nn,uInmission: mining stock handled
on d1cl -sion baeia Will be pleased to
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A RE YOU MARRIED? IF NOT, SEND YOUR
"A address with stamp to the American Cores
ponding Club. P. o. Box tis, clarksburg, W.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO BE
torn down and rebuilt: in preference to stor-
ing the stock will sell large stock of unre-
deemed pledges, including diamonds, watches,
clothing, shoes etc., at less than cost; New York
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CS0n CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT, BUYS
UOOU furniture and lease of Pacific hotel. 81
rooms Call and examine.
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IF YOU WANT GOOD HELP LEAVE YOUF
1 order at the Capital Employment Office, q:
Tayranca atront.
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Hoboken New jersey.
The National tribune., 1890-12-25

. or what cid Inc Iuvincble Armada consist,
by whom fitted out. aud what its fate Viva V.
Stockton.
9. Who was the louSest-lived man in America
Jessie &. Bate
& What did Webster say Of Lafayette MAY B.
Chapman.
There l. n Pompey's Pillar on knoll on the south
side ofthe Yellowstone % miles from the Big Horn.
ia Montana. IL stands alone. separated by the water
from tlie other bluffs, with perpendicular sides l5O
high with top az grass sod an acre in extent. 10
looks like anything but pillaF-Alinnie Nj. Try
Winfield, Kan.
BIBLE BRIGADE
The Prophe, Elisha, related in ii Kings, caused
iron to swim.
Damascus, Capital Of Lower Syria, mentioned
FIRST la the lfih Chapter of Genesis, j. OF the
great trade center. and IL celebrated in connection
with S.sul's conversion.
Philippi, where the first Christian church In
Europe was formed, was named for Philip, King
OF Macedon. A great battle was fought there B. &.
y between Brutu~ and Cassiu- on one side and
OCtaviu- and Anthony on the other.
The Prophet Elijah has been called the grandest
aud most romantic character IN history, chiefly
because Of hi- great test with the prophets OF Bgal
aud his ascension iu n chariot oi fire.
]. Where were the Disciples first called Chris
uans Lizzie L. Whippie.
.. How old was Noah when he died and how
long was IL after the firOd:-Mary Mcserole
3. Where Is Christ first spoken OF rs the Lord
Jcsus?-Nera V. Stockton.
!. What did the Lord eat after he had risen?-
Addie Johnson.
s. Where do we find the first recorded sermon By
Paul; 10 whom addressed, and in what city? For
inst three CurTcC; answers sent me I will send
handsome souvenir medal or Pautucket Or ~
Cotton tentcuRry.-CaariCs II. Straight, 100 High
sHeei, PautuCket, T. l.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS In sending answers name
No or IHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE IA wiich tine puzzle
EiDuud. Aus~rrs 81 .ytiss>er- may oe forwarded
within week aflcr receiving this IEIEUNE DO not
make numerical cnlginas Of your own name.
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ANSWERS TO PULLS IN TRIBUNE DEC T.
A Place OF Note-C;attysburg.
My FayOTiie P3el-Lgu- teliuw.
5'oie Enisma-Frcely ye have received, freely
give.
A INITIATED WORD.
Complete. ] contain N letters
Cut OF my four last / clasp la the arms;
Mytwo hrst aad four last, ain "a tool:
Ny three first and four last. run in coRpeu-
ton.
Ny four first and four last. am an important.
My five first am a substance which uniies bod
Ny seven first and last. I play a very important
part IN the worlds drama
Whole, ] am a mark Of affection.
-LoiIic w. Chase, New Bedford, Mass.
c. c. AUTOGRAPHS.
ITO Nrs. r. H. ~
First Is used In cooking, and always comes in
Second comes IN skies but never comes In sighis
Third, leads the valiant and il always in the van.
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Ny whole - the name OF an honored member Of
tle q. q. Guards.
Jessie c. Bates.
WISE SAYING.
lam composed Of q letters:
Ny 3, 7. II. article.
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p, -, 40, tn devOur.
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=, -, l6, n, 10 rescue.
9, II, u, personal pronoun.
z, IL, II, Is, what serpents do.
p, vowel.
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Sarah 4. COtIer. RavennR, o.
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ii, b. :. :, .. IL - moru-e.
BY whole Is an important event 1.-THE civil war.
Ellie NJ. Haisnbarger, Viuland, Kan.
MY FAyORITE OCCUPATION.
Ia short. not IA long.
In cry, not iu song.
In hot, not IN cold.
Ia young and In old.
In over, no, IA under.
Ia lightning not ia thunder
la this and ia that.
Iu lean, not la tat.
Ia Pail. not IN Spring. .'.
Ia call, not Ia slug.
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Ia quick, not 30 slow.
Ia near HOt iu FAR.
In engine. not Ia err.
Katie Caunan, Rathbun, WIS.
A MEMORABLE TREE.
] am composed Of y letters:
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H. 8, ., 2 - "A loud noise.
o, 8, !. a boys nickname.
n. &. l, II H. m article Of food.
My whole a. a fayoriie tree 81 the young.
Polly and sarah Ball Cassidy, Mo.
The National tribune., 1890-12-25
The Domestic Kitty.
S. LOUIS Republic

A gentleman returned home early enough in
the morning one night to arouse the wrath Of
his better half
Been playing poker, I suppose" she said,
an hour later, at the breakfast table.
"Yes, but don't scOld. Here's half of what
/ wOn," handing her crisp new $40 bill.
"That makes me just $50 loser" he groaned to
himself as he guiltily swallowed a hot biscuit
The National tribune., 1890-12-25
An Outrage.

Citizeu-You appear to be excited, Deacon;
what's the matteTr
DeacOn-That was a great outrage at the
opera house last night
What was az / didn't hear about it,"
You've seen them pictures about town Of
ballet dancers IN short skirtsr"
Yes"
well, thoy were 10 appear in 4 play, and !
went 10 see it, 50 that might warn our young
people against them"
What was the outrage you complain Off"
They didn't appear. The Mayor wouldn't
let en- %
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The American ArrienltnrI.t.

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on bound u keep abreast OF the times should be
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good one Is needed specially adapted To the
farmer and his family aud one from which Le eau
continually learn the latest improvements, the
easiest way to increase the profits 81 tile farm and
the happiness 81 tine home. la al these essentials
al good agricultural journal, the American AgTi-
cuiuTi-t b pTe-cmincuIiy popular Our subscribers
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Tie Picn.nrr Of Travel.
LSmiE,, 0ray q CO.'S MonMIy.l

Lh8liN, UTGU q Co.'s M0HHIUI
First Stranger ION train Christmas Day)-I
hate 10 travel on Christmas Day, don't you?
Second Stranger-Oa the contrary find it a
real pleasure.
First Stranger-You must be queer man.
Second Stranger--Not at all My wife has
some Of her relatives spending the day with her.
The National tribune., 1890-12-25

when Baby was sick, We gave her Castorn.
When Rhe was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorio.