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WANTED-CHANDLER WANTS / WOMAN
w cook, 2 laundry girls dining room girls,
girls for general homework. Helena Employ
meut Office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-27

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
w with children. Apply at room 81, Grand ION
block, Warren ST.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-27

WAITER GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE AT
w Harmonic hall, ITO Broadway. Good wages
paid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-27

- clerk with firm who will pay liberal wages
to good man: city or country. Address E. H.,
Independent.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
e~~~e~~~e@~~~>0~
VNANTED-DRESSMAK GOOD FILTER
w and draper, to work at house for four to
six weeks or longer. Address imme diately, p. o.
Box 467, Helena,
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FOR RENr-MIsCELLANEoUs.

UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-MAY l, THE ROOM IN THE
= Atlas building now occupied by the Mineral
Land Association. s. j. Jones, or e. A. Camp
bell, Atlas building.
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III jny Of stockholders of the Marysville Min
ing company will be held at the office of the Sec
rotary ll9h North Main street, Helena, SATURDAY,
9th 81 Nav 1890 between the hours OF and
O'Clock o. m. JNO. w. EDDY.
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SITUATION WANTED A YOUNG MAN AS
y dishwasher or assistant in kitchen in hotel or
restaurant. Address Jos. NJ. Blair, box 596,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-27

WANTED THREE GOOD GIRLS FOR GEN
W eral homework. Inquire at Womans Ex-
change No. IL Warren street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-27

yVANTED-SECOND GIRL. NURSE GIRL,
w Fix private house girls and colored girl for
private Homework. Capital Employment Office,
2l2 Lawrence st.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- girl for general homework in a small private
family. Please call at 2Os Rodney street, room Z.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO BE
L 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
Loan office, International Hotel block.
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CITUATlON WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- with the best of references, in Office will
begin on a small salary. Address B., Is. indie
nendent.
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@sOn CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT, BUYS
rooms Call and examine
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For Both Sexes-City.

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mem rIn"r -.
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Mh1ldr n 81 Ir,>"r.>t I'kl n, opens sept -. are
d idia Insir.ro. C.rci,ars apple tion b. max
n, he MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOn orNLS.
40 AND 1%2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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PUBLISH THIS WEEK
HOLLAND AND IT'S PEOPLE


HOLLAND AND ITS PEOPLE.
Ev EDMONDO DE- AMIC1s. Translated from the
Italian by C,rolnc Tton New revised edition. printed
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AMONG TIE MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES.
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PREHISTORIC AMERICA.
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ro1dings and cav, Eccs-Mound Budci>-Pott'ry
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pwcilcls and Inhabn, Of the Pu bo>r"op" OF Central
Ancrica-Ccntral American Euln>-Pcrn-l.arly Races
Origin o, the American Aborc!nc,. ETC.. ETC.
DUST AND IT'S DANGERS.
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o, the Bacteria" illustrated - cts
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Lis, OF fall public alton, and illustrated Prospectus
&. the STORY OF the Nations" and OF the 'rocs OF the
Nations" sent Application.
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G earbcr5.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors goVeineSses
IA aud Of all branches. &C., supIlleu w couo8es
noois Aid fanc, tx,h Fren, German md Spanish
spoken. MIRIAM cOYYtIEkE. $50 jth.Avc. cor 2othst
A Hi ST TEACHERS. American and f9rlgn' suppl,,a
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uitr L. T.. A>ciyj, American School nrra" w lith'st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
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a VISITING, TEACHER. charging 80 a quarter for
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college, - docs school WORK the session consists VI
four hours. two OF wh, are given u mathematics history
ana literature. on" :" Agnaee rin ,,'fa or I.aml
usual Progress guaranteed ~ faithful students rcies 70
present and former lis Address Miss T.. Al. MONK.
so tirand.avA.. Brooklyn. N. 7.
TEArHEr WANTED; FIrstclass man a. suomaster
Tor smau boys Address s.. c. b.. Media. Penn.
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Ge!p Uante>

1u,ANrI.p A ,n,! Capitalization -s.,nan Tor Nov.
w YORK. and P.Ilsd. pima VII" 'an AK" 500, %
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aarSS U JACOT.-Clssses In and this city Youne
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thoro,oh work without overstran. Lades' Classes Ia
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w natural sciences gymnastics. PRINCIPAL. Box "
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Nx,DMHY,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU d
both seyes, suppes professors teachers RovefnesSo
musicians housekeepcr. somp.G ions shapssone' e.
nhers and copvisa business Trims
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For Boys and Young Nen-City.
,.,.>,u ,,,.nSCop.s SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

For Boys and Young llen-City.
7 A. KEMr;ri;osssoE's scHoot .y goE BOYS
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divisions. crrn'ntarv to radcmr. Can t" u.
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NE sish var Ees"ve. III aid prepares Tor
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Caw Schools.
University or THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK.
LAW SCHOOL.


IouN HALL, q. D.. LII, D., Chancellor. -
,,rxry'M Ma HACEES, DID. LID, Vicc.t hanceiloh
- UAVl ID H. JAUU ES LII. D.. Dean Of Law Faculty
Inc try.second session begins oct l. ls'o anu enos
Jun" t. lr"i. $780, a.. ,.,,,,
nntofH preparation for examinati os required for
Admission To the bar. 49,, ,. -, -. .,..a
ing evidence and practice. 1900. .....,.. ..,,., ne
well as orr! combinations are required Tor deertc An
anew aucs ., no, more than made for previous
stu elsewhere. IL.
sh Of SlUo each awarded ~ the END OF the Junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL CLASS LECTURES. 1901
% - ItU ,IltN 81 Tier. LII. D.. Admiralty and
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TAc I'D school year ~il begin SD: 10. lo3v.
=, :ATOGA I*SfIrtlf SAEAfOHA, y: f.-Pr, pArs
- college. sccln school 81 bu.toes, ~ eatlos US
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Lis, OF fall publications and illustrated Prospectus
g. the OF the Nations and OF inc 'rocs OIL 'c
Nations" sent application.
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Iu!. ACADEMIC DrPNErn.Tr or THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE or l.' u%nL"iY.
Riycr.st irta',n IN ard 81. So. il"hokrn. ~ j..
EIprENS AFFr y. l-"o
Examinations To-: admission til" 10TH and 10Th OF
SEPTEMBER.
IrII, COURSES or STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
COIl.i .,,.> AtD 80 HDrL> ol NCilN' 8"
rEIPAENrp..N CLASS. - fiE AN"tM
ALL uIli.E CLASSES SO PR ANNUM.
Th,-- .ir.- &c. ID 49,. IN ,tud.'-.
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vt JOHNS SCHOOL. FOR EOYe. Sing sing y. i.
- r.. ! HTft KiNElD'iI GIBSON. d. d. Rector.
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ALBANY BOATS, Peoples LINE,

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pier 81 Noitp kiN"r. too aia-t Al in. come" ting
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Ariruai"a pt. >haioi >ps! =. t""pr''"~n Thoisand
I-lurt- | Nl.ir, Fall.
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Jersey City.
IIASBEOrCK INSTITUTE.
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Thlr:y.n.,h ycai bs.u> Scpt,nhet ID. y day school
via. 90. and 9~ fion ti' ~. IL
rs, sr,I go. 1T Tor 'o!lr hrsin AMI a., pioir,.
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vii o.. c,:r, c'a.c.. l'" tn"ats .i AT Mn'l' anu
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- OF COLI scici.iH school ou-oes ~ cathoA US
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
Hudson River ~trnmcr Mary Powell.

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of October

In Chinese annals this is the 4,23Sth
year of this era, as eras were divided by
Pan Koo Wong, the divine regulator
of time: but as to the real duration of
mundane things Chinese history deals
with eras so vast and reigns so long that
a little variation of 900 years is treated
as a trifling discrepancy. The New York
Chinese made the day glorious indeed.
The night before the big Joss house at
16 Mott street had been newly decorated
within, and promptly at 6 o'clock Chin
Bah, one of the officiating priests,
placed four cups of tea in front of the
idol of joss and lighted the big Chinese
lanterns on the front of the building.
The great event of the day was the
Whey Mean dinner at about 8 o'clock,
which was the grand wind up for the
departing year. No expense had been
spared TO make it success.
The Whey Mean dinner is the best the
Chinaman eats during the year, and
after it in good time-for they spend
four or five hours eating, drinking and
smolling-comes the annual purifying
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Modern Eastern Magic.

The last issue of The journal of the
Anthropological society of Bombay con-
tsins curious paper by Mr.. Rehatsek on
twenty of the branches of eastern magic,
all of which are in vogue at the present
time. The first OF these is the "Arcana
of letters and of names" by which let
ters and figures are combined into magic
squares, incantations, etc. These derive
their power from the arbitrary use of
them made by the spirits governing the
natural world, in such way that the
ninety mine beautiful names of God and
other divine words formed of letters con
tanning the Arcana, which pass into ma
terial substances, intercedes.' The ma
gician, of course, is the sole interpreter
of the uses and significances of the com
binations.
Alchemy comes next, and is followed
by astrology, the most popular OF all the
Eastern occult sciences. 1t is practiced
on all occasions, to discover thefts, to
foretell the result of journey, the fu-
ture of an infant, etc Another popular
practice is soothsaying from the sacred
books by opening one at random and
placing the finger on a line. This is al
most the only one of the sciences which
costs nothing, and which every one can
practice. The selection of days is a sub
ordinate branch of astrology, and is em-
ployed to ascertain what days are lucky
or unlucky for the commencement of
certain enterprises, the wearing of new
clothes, and the like.
Divination and the Interpretation OF
dreams are common everywhere. Sum-
moning and subjugating demons is the
most fearful of the magical sciences.
There are two kinds-one dangerous and
embracing unlawful magic, the other re-
ligious and consisting mainly in con-
fining demons in flame, so that they are
compelled to obey the commands of the
magician. Geomancy is practiced by
means of dots made wiGA pencil and
arranged in complicated combinations
so that they answer questions.
The art of invisibility appears to be
only known by name to Mr.. Rehatsek
for he does not desire it, Jefr is a sci
ence which is only known to one family
II is defined as ''the general science con
cerning the Tables of the Eternal De
cree and of Predestination, and enable:
adopts to know all that has happened, il
happening or will happen in the mos
remote future. re.-London Times.