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Assembly Dance ct Lsuou.

LENoI. Sept 2O.-The second assembly dance
stthe Assembly Rooms, as had been promised
was brilliant affair. The presence Of J. j.
Astor. Tom Howard. and Harry Le Grand oan-
non gave additional flavor to the affair. and
the decorations were superior 10 those on the
previous occasion. alander's orchestra ON
Saated. Seiaated. SUPPER was served at II. Among the
Ell, Mics kerlochan, Miss Yapnest, Miss Fol
som, Miss Sands, Miss FIeIngluysen, Miss
ksIsons, Miss Greenleai, Miss Stokes. Miss
hoTyitz, Mlss LeAyitt, Miss Weller, Mrs Rich-
id Irwin, Alrs. Frank OJ White, MIRA W, &.
Lissiestop; Mrs; Barclay. Miss Fish. Mrs. Liy-
IHS'MiGn, IyS Ma, Miss Hoadley Mrs, ohaDln pi Brook
The sun., 1890-09-21

Chester on Aus. 90. hut for a month before that
nearly everY photograph Of them that frankly
displayed their physical proportions had been
e SOTD S ss SSSs atom
OF the identity ~ the originate. The good
looking faces and the unusual height Of the
sss TS the ss 81 X. s .Sa, 81 tss
arms and leGs that the camera reproduced.
Enthusiastic club men called the figures juno
Ike, and they repeated this extraNaRant term
stage Of the Park Theatrs last MondsS niGht;
Al three are unmarried and Al are under II
SSs Of The Who says she e
Lii an. and the eldest is Adele. Lolita il only
a. inch M and half shoIt Of six feet IN stature.
inch Of being six ieet in height. They are the
daughters of n musician, whose stage name
won considerable prominence In Italy.
Their stage doings are q series of surprises
70 the audience: Thdg appear first In the cab
met scene In the second act of the entertain
Il ment ss three demure maldens, dressed In
TIE skirts revt o. shnpely calves. encased in
red silk, sand well -turned ankles. Their feet
are shod with red satin slippers. There is a
deal VI truth In their opening song:
We are three simnls mAidens
Looking out for bsGuI.
: These three are under the chaperonage Of
their mother. Half o second after the finishing
Btartles the onlookers. They step into q cab
met. curtain is drawn for Just half second
and tho three emerge, with the tulle gowns
AStontshment for moment on the fret night.
Then there was q hearty outburst Of appliance
1ns Ihe ,hreS cSmely girls stood in gSolR that
Graces." Then they separated and made their
u ant muscles tremble In Q dance Their we'll
Legs we're cad tights Of red
tour Of the entire limb at every move. Trunks
we're bound around their hips, and bodice OF
The sun., 1890-09-21
LITTLE DAYTON HEA YER.

Tho Three-year-old Boy Who Was Threo
Days and Nights IN the wild Forest.
Here is a picture of three-year-old Dayton
Weaver. who has Just survived an exposure Of
three nights and nearly four days wandering
through the rain the cold, and the darkness
in the wild forests of the mountainous region
near Hudson. n. Y. This picture was taken
nearly year ago. and since then Dayton has
lost the curls. Aside from that he has changed
little except that Just now his cheeks are thin
and hollow from the effects OF the exposure.
The sun., 1890-09-21

Match" and who. under the name Of The
Sisters Lsyeyp have drawn thTODRs OF men 10
Manager Dunleavy's plRyhouSe and set club
men and men about town talking almost AS
realism as the model oi THE Clemsneeau
CHse% AdmiEers Of physical beauty have pot
hSpeOtaclS of pleasing fOmlnlnlty as these Eng
lish maId0nB present In their share Of the enter.
tAlnmsnt ~ he TemOdellod Broadway bousO.
The sun., 1890-09-21
Book maker Thomas's Wife Attempts Sal
eide.

Mrs. Mary Thomas of Grand street. Jersey
City. jumped into he Norris Canal yesterday.
but she was rescued. She was suffering from
exposure. and was removed'to the City Hospl.
tai. She is tho wife Of Charles W. Thomas
shoTs In Jersey City. Several months ago he
left the city and tried his fortunes as a book
maker ON tho EliZAbSth track. lie got into
trouble there and he then went 10 Paterson
He deserted his wife. IL is said. when he left
Jersey City. She Was thout any means, aud
her troubles made her desperate.
The sun., 1890-09-21

and Hs saassd as 2FSs &s line
artist has here Teproducsd he sstoDis6ing
costume aud tho Btatuesque pose that has
R9de the sensauop Of the hour. L y pub.
yohnstone has gone In what shs desshbes As
tho saothee Of personal feelings 20 the 70.
sST nS O. sssss sSs rsSsb syss bsass Y GSSS
The sun., 1890-09-21
Last EUsurs,sn 20 Sa..s. ch,..

The iShiGh Valley Railroad viii run the last
H,I ~ popular excursions 20 hRueh Chunk.
3len Onoko. and the BwitehbRek ON WadnsS.
Ssn sept n. Special train conaistIng oI par
StIsStt ~ w lds'o tCortlapdt hRd DeSbEosseS
The sun., 1890-09-21

didnt know but what
he may have been born
with II.
ut troubled me very
much" said Mr. Mondon.
and for tNo years aud
. half I went to one doc.
tor, but ho didn't do me
any good II cost me n
Eood deal OF money for
the doctor and for medi.
einea and I kept getting
woree. ! had heavy
headaches aud n con.
etant dropping back In
my throat OF m nous that
kept me hawking and
splitting. was kent
awake q good deal At
night, and I had no anne.
tito. Ny nose was stop-
ped mp completely and
II Inli n.S OF big Jumps OF
Il had given up Ali
hopes Of being cured.
when one day 1 went 10
Drs. Mccoy ami Wild.
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Fired ~ . PsTtTiAss aAG KlIlsG . ssttsv

CORTLAND. Sept 2o.-A serious accident be-
fell two local sDortSmon to-day Harry Dem
niGOn Of Homer and David Francis OF this
place went hunting near GToton, and had VITA
Gs% psa4dEs s9f SlGsS sSd Z snasO6 sS Tfs 1Ss
hurry spd elctSment fired at the bird Just Rs
Il was leaving the ground. killing the dog
Part VI the charge also took effect Ia FTnDeI1'O
lsgA This wound W their hunting.
The sun., 1890-09-21

~ couldn't cat anything. vas 90 sick at my
stomach. had pains all over. especially In my fore.
head and my sides was very much worried and was
loans flesh daily. got tniner day by day. had q
felt as II the top of head would fly on and was so
dizzy could hardly stand was short Of bre Ath
oouldn't walk faNt Finally went to Drp McCoy and
Wildman. and thsy have cured The pains arc all
and can breathe freely. No more nasty slime in my
mouth and no cough In fact Am made all over new
since Drs Mccoy and whitman took hold OF me. for
am cured. Lots of people know am cured"
Mr.. Mondon said that he hac suffered with catarrh
for good many long in fact he said that he
The sun., 1890-09-21

AsBURT PACK. Sept 2o.-The Democratic
primaries 10 elect delegates to the Third Con-
RrssS Convention. which will meet In Eliza
bath on Monday. we're held throughout Mon
mouth oSenty today: There wes no Spposi.
OF Freehold. who viii doubtless be Tsnomi.
mated on the FIRST ballot. The Republican pTi-
mATiOs also were held today. but the dele
gates chosen are unDledR0d. They will pFoba-
BIZ vote for sx-COnRTessmRn John KsGn. JE.
oi'RliEabeth,
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man man had no other hopes whom went to them Of
Relng better Well the rSt day was under the treat.
ment nn, OF RrS Mccoy and wildman feIt better and
nnp gSttinp better day BY day. am we'll satisfied and
rnose @ headSches and my nose not stopped up any
MOI anu am not hawking and splitting AL the time.
nrn MHEoy ana Wildman have done great deal OF
me any evening. They Welcome"
DIS Mccoy and Wildman furnish all medicines free
uu 'nor charRes for treatment reasonable that
they are within the reach of all
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atrdtraL.
ATTEN TION!
DIR. GRIN DIE

has devoted his time for many to the exclusive
treatment or diseases OF men. from whatever saus6
arising BLOOD and SKIN diseases, red spots pain in
bones sore throat and mouth bochss and eruptions
the skin, ulcers, painfu sw ellinRs 40.
klDN FY aud CklNARY complaints irritation. scAldr
Ing Inflammation. frequent inclination to urtnato In.
tionH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS nervous debility, impaired
memory mental anxiety absence of will power lost
vitality meanchoy. involuntary vital losses. weak
back and other diseases resulting from excesaeR indiA
cretion or overwOrk. recent old speedily. thor
ouRhly and permanently cured All lingering chronic
Diseases successfully treated. A long and extensive
PRACTICAL experience enables the Doctor to apply the
proper treatment ut once without useless experiments
thus saving the patient much time and expense.
OFFICE OVER TEN YEARS
The sun., 1890-09-21
TWO YOUNG MEN OF YONEERS.
the REMARKABLE STORY TOLD
M kDHARD GIN0EEBAcH AND
GEORGE lTONDOH.

RotA of Thew srDsred scitA Oatarrh FOR
Feurs-7hev Had Giren Up an Hopes of
GettinO Heu Unu Jhey Went 70 DOCTORS
MCCOY and WtIdEsas, ard Thsu Say They
Hdce Been Cared
Edward oingenbach aud George Mondon both live at
y woodWorth az: Yonkers Mr., GinEenbaeh h a
plumber and MT Nondon IL a Mr.. Nondon
boards with Mr Gingenbache mother. They told re
porter wonderful story. Mr.. Gingcnbach SAID " I
had catarrh tor ~ elve years. Ny sleep dis
turbed that didn't know what Il was have good
nighta rest all because couldn't breathe through
nose Ny nose was plugged up Great chunks Of slime
would drop back In throat and always had such
terrible taste In my mouth In the morninES
The sun., 1890-09-21
sIBYL JoHEBToNE


rcd silk, cut low enough literally to reveal
their snowy Ghosts encased their waists. What
Francis Wilson calls " Observation-Disclosures " is
the striking characteristic Of their net ther limbs
They sang stirring drinking song that eau ght
the aud dence instantly, set as 1t was to rollick-
irS music. 1t had the merry refrain:
Laugh boysi Guam boySl
TrAalA
Laugh boys QuAf boyBi
While Bacchus fills our cuups with ruby wine.
The change Of costume that followed in the
next act, when they were heard in a mandolin
trio startled 10y its marked contrast Of refine
mont to the unexpected physical display that
accompanied the drinking song. Tho three
young women came before the spectators in
reg llntion evening attire, with fashionable
hodices.cut low, but perfectly correct according
to the canOns of fashionable dressing. Adele
was in pink silk, Lolita in red silk, and May in
silk OF light green hue. A competent critic
and admirer Of the Kendals said that tho girls
rrsmjnded him irresistibly Of Mrs. Kendall In
The girls chatted Ivaciously in Manager
Dunleavy's office on Friday afternoon about
the subject of The tights that 30 freely revealed
their figures.
- There is good deal of nonsense about the
objection to tights they said with a laugh,
g Il all depends upon how they are worn. you
know Bow can our attire be considered un-
The sun., 1890-09-21

coanolsssEs dTink Aftsr dinner OnI the eslsbFatsa
Ei1ssi ISSsS 6RlsS SisaTs 4 E-IiS '''
The sun., 1890-09-21
Goo aats for Classification.
BOW EHY B4Y BEACH
Villa sff INHAGEE.

VILLA hItlhHAGEs
gtsamST " = JAMES leaves f0OI uf sAth d, D. H. a
IL. AndSP Car, rom Sam aud St ferries.
LNON tALr-A fag' tTOtIlng horse i5l. hands hiRh,
u perfectly souni aid sind yrry stylith aud hand
on trace W susr OF u" sale !. bfsl class road
Nnfss coy "hH speed HIN, AliO Brewster side ,bAl
Ysss, very ntus used no dealers nssd apply. OWL
Ek BIO hsst 4SGl o.
nsE LI0HT BUSINESS WAGON, tEo ssal eSTTiAEs
~ one busnss sish three ssls SnBls h1IBsts 6hsAR
IIa are bHBdAJ ~ w kA5t HbtR o., OASl " 81
The sun., 1890-09-21

Ill West 18th st. between eth and 7th Consultab
uon iree Hours 9to9 sundays 9to&
The sun., 1890-09-21
DISEASES OF MEN ONLY.

OnS9uI.nFShDSS uh N1hcAN VLN Ia .
Ulcers, discharges Rleet structure, recent or old
blood poison. sore throat or month skin erHption9
blotcheR coorei spots, Kidney and bladder diseased
irritation. scaldinE urine 40 weakness neryons de-
excuses indscretion or orerwork: All lingering,
chronic diseases (afIer all others faiD successfully
treated. / have everything known to science Foo
quick relief and consult
DR. GREY, the well known specialist
100 East 18th at, near 4th Ay Lowest termBi Advto0
free; hours 0 TO 81 Sundays . to 2 and 6toa
A LII SECRET AND PRIVATE DISEASES of men
n cured in afew days by new mode OF TsatmonG
No charge unless cured Also throat and tongue,
pimpeS ulCerS diseased bones geet structure, blood
pOsung skin diseases kidney and bladder also YOUTH
tul errors nervous debility. weak back. bad dTOAmR
lowness OF spirits, weakness of body and mind loSS
vigOr and HnhoOd restored; suffer longer 10
certain. guarantee Quick and cure. Bear ip
mind practice max eS perfect; .Op cured yearly. Sue-
ferers from bad advice shonld consult me Do not be
Influenced to to the fountain head. DIR HALLRTE.
Medical Institute. i46 Enst 18th st. near Sd av.
A FTER ALL OTHERS FAIL consult DR.. BoEscHuR.
n 46 West 24th st. New YOrks leading specialist fog
diseases OF men; blood poisons ulcers swelinRA dis
charges, Reet structure. nervous debility. lost ylRoB
kidney bladder. and skin diseases Science and skill
only patent remedies or 40 called only msthodSt
dangerous and long standing cases solicited; reoenk
cases to IOdAyA Hours D To 3 toe; sundays tillL
The sun., 1890-09-21

A DIR. LAROCHE, French physician, foraiR9
n and hospital practices both often cur6
whenoher fail medicine 81; advice FREQ 10 7th Sv-
The sun., 1890-09-21
HOW TO GET CURED QUICK.

All discharges and private diseases positively curedfa
days; Eoet STRUCTURES night discharges ulcera and
swelings advice free; charges low either specar
iA hospita phYsicAn 50 East lOth st. Sd HtO q
The sun., 1890-09-21

MRS. KOEHLER German learned midwife.
h' boards ladies before and during connn ement; nne
days board confinement SIS; private house; Infants
adopted 247 East s4h
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09
Poor Humanity!

Tie common lot is one Of sorrow say-at
lo0st-tuc Pea-inists, they who look az the
worst side. Certainly what would other
wise be- "a briqht existence, is often shHd-
owed by some ulimeut tli8' uterlanVs II
like pail, obscuring perpeiunlly the radi.
ance THAI else would liglt the path. Such
au almeni. and "a very common one. is
nervousness. or IN other words, weakness Of
tho nervous systom, n condition only ire
Ucdmblr whore nriiicirnt ar improper
means are taken 10 relieve n. The concur
rent experience OF nervous people who have
pt rsistrntlv used Hostottcr's stomach Blt
ters ls thai Il cunqncrs entirely superscnsi-
tis'nrss of thcnrryts As wcllas diseases-so
calltd-Vlhch are invited and sustained ly
their chronic weakness. As the nerves gnin
stumina from the great tonic the trouble
rheumatism, blhousness and kidney trou.
l.l.4
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

Affer Tow dsVs mao WI nerru rsutlr remove
~ nln'rho Noles nir'u'oa nrI T-ccties ,,-n-
Ancing MI 'ufrancinTiv Nelntifg' TN~tulaSior
that rh'r'en tho no ~ poufiera aoA rr-sr,s
Wnrrr' 'fd nerfnriiv haruilrss. Sf'i hy an iesJ-
irg drnrri.ts ai / nov toF ~ I'm 'vafers
nr Swws, S'fe Prriol'ca' Wgfors are enre
snd reiiahlo IN au fnmale irregularities. Price
e. rer loE. Sent hy mail iaernrol on receipt ~
rTcc. WsJAnuVi t' contain nn ''Tansy' or
nirmiM a to-. - Chambers ST.. Now York.
IN. ~ Tarcmn = Co.. solo Aecufs Helena.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

and or '"rho Limited Fast Mair' between
Council Bl0bsaud Portland.
II sou wnt 10 got sumptu0ua meal
while iryglnc, don't fuil 10 tal.e The train
mi which these Diners run. Meals, which
couuot be surpassed IN any Of tie iir5t-class
hotel, in the country, are served IA these
ours M 1tc each.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

The interchange Of pa-scu9cs traffic be
tween the Montana Central aud Union Pa
ciiic railways has been rcsunlfd. Passengers
can now purchase throughtickets and check
their baggage through 10 or from Union
Pacific or pac.hc coast points. his IN
cludes free transfer At Butte. Passengers
for the south connect ui Butte with the
Union Pacific. lr0Yins lloi,na ut sp. NJ.
Ticket aalgc 20 Grlnjtoh ,k.
Il. n. LsSdLEY,
Gonoml Ticket Agent.
C. w. Prrrs, City Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09
Rcgg,. chcrr, Couch syrup.

Is giving .picndii satisfaction to thc
iinue unn tue Anlcf are positively marvel.
ous, which can bc account .d for IN no
other way except th3t IL is without doubt
the best on the market. Ask Tor and be
sure you fet thG genuine, We keep il. Il.
;. Hale A Co.. ppglsts.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

There is no medicine so often needed IN
every houachold Rs "a good reliable linimont
such az ChambCrlains Pain bhlm. Hardly
= week pa-sts but spmo mrmher Of the fam
ily has need of II for some ailmnt. A
t0othnchc or headache may Doe cured by H..
A touch OF rheumbtism orucurugih quieted.
Tie severe plin Of burn OF scald promptly
relieved, aud the sore healed Ia much lrss
time than when medicine has 10 be sent for.
spr,in may be promptly treated before III
domination acts in, which iusures cure in
about one third Of tlte time otherwise ro-
quitod. Cuts and bruises should receive
immediate treatment before The parts be-
come swollen, which can only be- dOnO when
the Pain Balm is kept on hand. sore
thrOat may be- cutCl before II be-
comes serious. troublesome corn
may be- removed by applying
il twice day for week or irO
Quinsry md glandultr swollinls mnY ] .
suppressed before mattrrhps bcgu 10 in
n them. nnc back may hn cu'rd and
several days of valuable time saved. pain
~ the sltc ur Chr-l renewed without laying
a doctor hlll. When 80 much pam and
suffering may be- saved by the triyiil outlay
Of fifty cunts. n is certainly surprialng TINT
any family would do without such mr. medy.
The fact j.. iew of those hp have used
Chambulsn's Pain Balm a e willing 10 be
without &C.
A Kansas City travelling man .ys Cham-
bcrlan's T. Bum enphlrs him to earn
LOO Jer 7. II cured him Of neuralg n
with which Il had been an almost cunsta.t
sufferer.
For gale by Il. NJ Iurrheu a Co.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

pBOrosNl.s-MusA ANL INVITED tOR TIE
/ construction ~ a hriIu' over l. NJ Ilr Cuek,
en- ne WaDeSillo rund near kuuich. Bidders to
acclmptuy their lids with rlan- and slNcihcn-
tiun. ~ enc work thr ruuIiy commissioners 10
srrYing iir richt t0 rrirr' any ur an bids, Rls
"a ip ri4i,sl and Nidp'szl to The county clerk, 10
10 rcroiyei until " nnru February &. i-g1.
b order NJ tic holrd.
j. :. ToOKER CLERK.
Helena Mont. Jan. ith 1874
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

wlntcr Lscur.lon. Do CaIIfornia.

On the lb,h day of every month the
Northern Pacific Railroad company will sell
excursion tickets 90 san Francisco and r.
turn at S75; 10 Los Angeles and return so.
These tickets have an extreme limit of six
months from date of issuance and can be
used going any time time within sixty t60l
days from date of sale, Stop.ovcrs allowed
at nny point desiIed-eilher going or re-
turninE-within limit of ticket. Excursion
ista have choice of two routes from Port
land-by steamer. or by rail, yia the famous
Mount Shasta iunte.
Bear Ia mind that the Northern Pacific is
the only line running through sleeping and
dining cars 10 the Pacific cuns..
A. ID. EDGAR, General Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09

There was q tcrrble ori1ouic Of dysen-
terry and bloody Iuy In iupe county, I'LL
nols, last summer, As many gs liyg deaths
The Helena independent., 1890-01-09
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DR.. Licbg Go. are regular graduates In nsh-
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In diseases of the blood. brain, heart aud nor-
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All Blood Diseases successfully treated. Syph-
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Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
Improved Train Service from Market 81.
Station, -. n u. IL. IL,

The h. h o. r. r., recognizing the de.
mand for better train service from It's
Market street station, has added a num-
Der Of new express trains which leave
week days at 7.30. S..7. 940 and l1.S5 q.
NJ, arriving at Philadelphia at S.19, 0. 30,
stop at Delaware avenue station. Re-
turning express trains leave Philadelphia
1T ]. so and p. IN. daily except Sunday,
arriving at Market street station At Q. 10
aud 4.50 p. IN. Other trains from Mar
ket street station will be found In tho
regular time table published In to-day's
issue. Special attention is called to the
convenient arrangement OF the above
trains for commuters and persons having
business in Philadelphia. Excursion
tickets good for two days. 81; quarterly
(ls0 ride tiekcts). e23.05; monthly 600
trip tickets), Siu; school (46 trip tick
ets), 5000.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-27
"shenandoah" at the A Acadeiny.

Bronson Howard's great war drama,
'Shenandoah," alter a continuous run
Of eight months 10 New York, wns pre-
tented to fashionable GU iisnee at the
Academy of Music for the first time lat
night, by . irst-ciass company. The
arst tcene opens in Charleston on the
morning OF April ~, 1861, and closes
with tho firing oil Fort Sumter. The
noxt scene 10 laid In the Shenandoah
Valley, and warned the audience to cx.
c!ten.nt. which continued I'm II the end
Of the play. The Union officers have So
cured The KEY to the Confederate code Of
signals, and as the weird light flashes up
ana down, east and west. they read that
Long,trett, with 1870 0 mrn, 10 preparing
to charge upon the Union army, aud tho
mes ago closes with the words, "Sheridan
is away" In the next scrpe, also in the
Shenandoah Valley, comes the battle,
with tho Union soldiers retreatiDg, sud
then Sheridan dashos up on his black
charger. The retreatiny men turn and
charge and the battle is won. The last
scene Is laid Ia Washington, at the close
oil the war. The Northern officer weds
the Southern maiden, aud all are happy.
"SheDandoah" will be presented every
evening this week, with w Wednesiay and
Saturday matiuees. and should bs wit
messed by every one.