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BATTLING WITH SQUIRRELS.

Old-Fashioned HUNT and the Corn Pone
and Squirrel Dinner.
Sam Corbaley, chief deputy In Sheriff
Kings Office, is an cold residenter," and ia
chook full of good stories. says the Indian
apolis News. The other day he was telling
of the great "Burgoo'' in this county in
years long ago faded away.
was born in Wayne township in 1884,
and have no distinct recollections until
early in the 4Os, when tho squirrels (black
stroyed the young corn. The only remedy
was war against them with rifles. traps,
etc. think it was the spring of 1843, when
my fathers neighbors proposed that il
he would furnish the bread they would
kill the squirrels around his farm. A
day was appointed; corn bread, enough for
small army baked by my mother and the
kettles were hung up between logs, filled
with water, near spring. Beverly Ballard,
neighbor and native of Kentucky. was
appointed chief cook. Early on the APP
pointed day the neighbors, with rifles, ap-
preached the farm from every direction,
and there was one continuous fusilade all
around that farm until 10 o'clock, when, by
agreement, the hunters met at camp and
threw down not less than 200 squirrels. As
they were skinned and washed they were
handed over to the cook for boiling. The
kettles were all full, and in q short time the
game was cooked done.
"Then followed feast such as would do
me good to again participate in. Soup was
served in tin cups. Squirrels were taken
out whole with pointed sticks; corn pone
was served with soup made hot with home
made pepper. There was enough for all.
On such occasions it was the custom to
have little orn-iuice, distilled in the
neighborhood, and no one took enough to
intoxicate.
aAfter dinner the targets were set up,
many times the center was hit at distance
of twenty, forty and fifty yards. Among
those who were there, yet living, can
name Samuel johnson, James and George
Ballard, John G. Barnhill, Asa B. Conarroe,
John Moore, Payton, Leland and George
Tansel."
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Forbes 4 Davis Special

Forbes = Davis Special
1900 shares Copper Belle-22ko.
75O shares Combination-50c.
1900 shares Silver Arrow-6o.
1876 shares Iron Mountain-95c. w."
1000 shares Castle Crescent-1715c.
10000 shares Grasshopper Castle -16c.
5000 shares Grand Central Castle $50.
GOO shares Glengarry (Rntte)-$1.021s.
1900 shares American Ruby (Oro Fino)-
9Oc.
1900 shares Champion-45c.
FORBES & DAVIS,
MINING EXCHANGE,
26 and ~ Bailey Block.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the Office
of the Helena Gas Light and Coke company,
until II o'clock noon, on Wednesday, June
II, for furnishing the material and for the
construction of the brick and stone work of
a building 101 feet long by 80 feet inches
wide, the brick work to be 46 feet high, the
stone work 8 feet high. Plans and specifi-
cations may be seen at the office of the
company after o'clock p. m. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
HELENA GAS LIGHT & COKE Co.
n. L. WALKER, Secretary.
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Arrangements have been completed for
the benefit to Manager Remington on Sat-
urday evening. Several new attractions
have been added lately and programme
has been prepared. The sale of tickets ia
already large and fine audience will I'M
doubtedly be present. One Of the best
variety attractions in the country to-day ID
tue great team Germ & Davenport. They,
with the assistance of Miss Blanche Gran
ger will render the most successful farce of
the day. Mrs. Cohen has withdrawn from
the programme.
The local artists will appear in many ex-
cellent parts and will please all who attend.
The largest assortment Of flowers in the city, at
half-price, Friday and Saturday, June IL and Il
Mrs. &. A. Irelan.
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A New Ball Team.

Another base ball team was organized
yesterday, and the following players were
signed: d. Simmons, ]. Trainer, G. Deepe.
T. Sprague, j. Williams, G.. Hickey, J..
Barnes, 7. Howard, G.. Anderson. j. Miles
and c. Block. The following committee on
uniforms was selected: G. Anderson, J..
Williams and G. Deepe. The club is COM
aosed of excellent players who will make a
very warm game for any nine that cares to
cross bats with them. A game will DO
played on Sunday at Seymer park with the
Helena Athletic club niEe.
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Notice.
To the stockholders of the Chamber of
Commerce Building company:
You are hereby notified that meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce Building COM
pany will be held Thursday, June u. 1880. at
s o'clock p. M, at the Office of Bach, Cory
Il Co., for the purpose of selecting trustees
for such company for the coming year, and
the transaction Of such other business as
may be deemed expedient.
G. X. Co.'s, Prest.
DONALD BRADrosD. Secy.
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HELENA, June lotto The INDEpEND-
EMIT. Your paper of this morning contains
the following: 'The commissioners dis
charged N. S. Hall, lawn gardener at the
court house, and appointed w. Pendergast.'
Why did not the commissioners tell the
reason for discharging me? I will tell the
reason. Mr.. Mcdonald, the gentleman that
attends to the court house. has been taking
contracts from other parties in this city to
fit up lawns or gardens and neglecting his
own work in the court house, and because l
would not do his work in the court house
and the lawn at the court house, Mr.. Nc
Donald reported me to the commissioners.
Mr.. Mcdonald gets $50 per month to keep
the court house clean. This is not all. He
gets paid extra to attend to the state offices.
He not only took lawn contracts to fit up
lawns or gardens, but wol ks on his own pro-
perty putting sewer pipe in them for domes-
tic purposes. The lawn at the court house
will speak for itself. I am discharged be-
cause would not do MIR. McDonald's work
and my own as we'll. Come, now, tell the
truth about it. That is all ask. / would
not work under Mr.. Mcdonald under any
consideration. He is not competent man
for the position he now occupies.
N. s. HALL.
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DR.. NJ. G. Parsons, Oculist and urlst.
Twenty-Five years. experience. Recently
returned from eastern consultations, Only
legally qualified specialist in Montana.
Office over John T. Murphy's store, Sixth
and Main streets. Helena, Mont.
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A New Place.

The Misses King have opened first.
class restaurant at 517 Broadway and the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-11

An elegant suite Office rooms over INDIE
PENDENT Office; one flight; front rooms.
II. M. PARcHxN.
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As.e,s.or,s Not,ca.

All lists served on and in the hands Of
taxpayers must be returned at once or Ne
shall be compelled to enforce the law re-
garding he return Of the same.
Gro. WALKER, Assessor.
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with many visitors and has started an auto
graph album. She fondly hopes tbs BALL
room will ind purchaser among the
Duchess Of Richmond's oompatriots.
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The Best,

The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent -four at John T.
Murphy d. Co.'S.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

jackson smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from II to 8 at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, tho new sleepin9 and
dining car route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at 1880
q. m. ~ Es,s-
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| grand drawing, June 1.-THE Stone Steps,"
| now on exhibition at Calkins d Feathsrly's.
! Call at once and secure . chance.
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Don't forget the picnic and summer night fes-
tival at Kranich's grove on Sunday next under
the auspices of the Turner society.
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Notice.

Having sold our retail trade to A. Estes, we viii
hereafter sell coal at wholesale only.
DON DAVENPORT Coal Co.
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One car California wines, first-claas claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle. Fam
lily trade speciality. Telephone lBl.
OPPKMHkIlrE1 4 Co.
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Elegantly furnished house Of seven rooms
on street car line, close in.
5 VIII w. H. MorTER,
Hand IL Bailey Block.
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& HAIL.
TO THE LADIH
Fancy Mlllltnerv

Madame Boyd wishes to announce to the
ladies of Helena that her trunks have az
rived and that she will be pleased to wait
on all who call at room los. Helena hotel.
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Herbert Eicholson 4 Go. are nov prepared to
deliver GOOD 81 cord wood peo@puy TO any pant
Opposite Northern Paci6e neishf dspot. Tsle-
LIONS ~ yr..,
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For Rent.

II you want flowers at half-prics go to Mrs g.
A. Irelan's, Friday and Saturday.
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Brunell & Co.'S Special.

Don't forget tho Military Ball July
Fourth at the Arsenal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-11

C. E. Kemp, maker of superior notary and
corporate seal presses, Helena, Mont.
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Just Received.

Hanimos.sEs. ssrSquet and Base Ball
Goods Mt Calkins 4 Featherly'A
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Money Loaned
On furniture. No removal, no publicity.
Apply to 611S South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-11

Go to Mrs. 8. A. Irelan's for bargains in flow.
ers, Friday and Saturday.
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The Coming Benefit.

The finest stock of millinery in the city at Mrs.
&. A, Irslan's
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Handkerchiefs! Handkerchiefs! at special
sale to-day from 8 to II. We shall make
this one of the most attractive sales we have
held. Come early to avoid the rush.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-11
Card From Mr.. Hall.

Special sale of flowers Friday and Saturday.
June Is and II, at Mrs 8. A. Irelan's.
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Grand0n Block Bath Rooms,
Corner Sixth avenue and Warren street.
Call any time and have a bath; very con-
venient for ladies and children.
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NEW CUT GLASS.


We have just placed on sale the
largest single invoice of Cut Glass ever
opened in Helena. It embraces nu-
merous large pieces and sets, cased and
suitable for presentations. A very
handsome
ICE CREAM SET, VINE SET,
PUNCH BOWL AND GLASSES, ETC
We are rapidly getting our stock
thoroughly complete, and we feel con-
fioent that all vial appreciate it's extent
after inspections. During the summer
we want to urge everybody to call on
US, when we shall deem it pleasure to
show goods and name prices for future
reference.
WATCHESaAND DIAMONDS.
See us about them; we can sell you if
you want to buy4 ~ l.,
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lawrence street.
~ OF two weeks. Inquire $40 Benton ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, GIRL NOE
10 eeE moa Get .api'aa i"plosinehs oln0''
Sl1 lawrence street. - =. = ! =
vXTANTED-GIRI, FOR NICE FARM PLACE:
IxTANTED-5 NO ! CIRT, WAI7TRS. $40 pER
w Month. 10 r;rls fnr r;vuto famiiies so so t.
AK. one .ec,n ~ snns Tor hntsi ~, nsr month
Hose desirinr SITUATIONS should send their NAMES
= =. :. n-smon1 Do- ee0. M.ssoola, llon.,
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR NEW RUB
w Der undergarment; Indispensable to ladios;
Chicago, i'll
-------------=
HELP WANTED-MALE.
n ANTEnI,H4NHf mn WANTS 0NN
~ second cook, SSo.
WANTED SAIIESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to nnsh onr manmfactnree on this
g5o a one OF Of orr nge N eSrnsd so'V III w.
>,l, =. - -''.-' Nv" -
w Sewer work n once Summer'a lob: N.res
50 per day ADDly TO Tnok Il Huelster Contrac-
tors.
vxyANrED-GOOD SCORER VOTING MAN
w vhoha had some exDerience in the blkery
line; state wages Address Vienna Bakery, Bozo-
man, Mont
WANTIED D. STATE sPE
tional ' Home building 4 Loan Association. Our
sgents are making money Address S with h,. refer
ence. nan8 tnI III p"per' - NJ oA"1Ao' oeo1e'"rH
-.
rOR RrNr-RnnMu rrRNIsHrD
49, = .sOOAs ~ AcAa
-1S,,, ,e,.,,,, :, =, ~, ,s1,r> $3.50.
- prsttily FURNISHED for ront at Dob Hitisdnie
we, Wltnh hall DOCK Oh hroaaWay.
T,np 1,pNr rI1DNIsur7, x,no.e cINrr r
Z Or in suites, 1t lis Clark street, Misses Nea-
gle.
ToR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FROM -
y Ia SO per month. SIG Eighth avenue.
cellent home cooking, IS South RoIney,
Z rooms in desirable location. Is North Ben
ton avenue. -' D'o -
rooms It 1essansDle eats1 Harvey siask.
-
board n desirably iocstsd, Pleasant pleasant h anp
III
RentM svanns 'A'S'' 11' S'osADs' - Seu'"
- - -
FOR RENr-MIsCELLANE
EOH HENT-NEAR NONfllERN PACIF G
-. :. - ~
nor RENT--NEAR MAIN ST0EET, HOUSE.
4 . rooms and bath room. hot and cold water
ranges, cas-, etc. Thos. 4. Goodwin Rooms 81,
Hotter Rock. =
mon pENT-,-ROOM HnITsr Twn MIN
e ntes' walk from nostntt;ce, Innnira ~ Is
- :
HsOR KlGNT-GRANIl HOTEL. LOCATED AT
will lease to resi- onsible parties. For fnrti.cr
particulars address all communications to David
Frat, Billings, Mont.
Eo .a n y, a., oSn, hpoMS AND BAlM
s,,,.l ~ 80. '>o''i'' @ApI'y oof
800 .s.o---- -o1 - .--o9-. ----------.-
NOR RENT-TWO ESFIJRNIsHED R0f,,as
o1oo-' '.oA' 1'o1"es'
1osa s.,,.-o,>.-
5a7 Brosdway a 4'''e. eiAsSs' pieaSo i'a's ~
- -------.-------------------
+ CST-SlLYER PIN WITH HOEgE-SfI(,E
. .lul -vs.
I CST-BETWEEN RODNEY ST. AND FOOT
IL Of Broadway. iuSiy's pocketbook containin.
about $50. Finder will receive reward by ieavius
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Full Line of Picture Mouldings ut Call
ms & Eeatherly's.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AND
L board in desirably located, pleasant home-
like boarding place. Home cooking. IS South
Benton avenus.
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FOR SALE.


TOR EALE-WELL ESTABLISHED GRO
aud clean stock. Address "Grocery," this Of
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ANTED-EXPERIENCED STATE, SPE-
w cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building 4 Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary.
Bloomington III.
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FOR UNCOMFORTABLE FURNISHED
rooms ut reasonable rates. Harvey block
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helens-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE TWO MIN
= ntes' walk from postottice. Inquire ut is
Eouth Benton ave.
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROO MS CAPITAL
Employment Office 2I2 Lawrence street.
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NOk KENT-GRAND HOTEL, LOCATED AT
II, billings. Mont, the leading hotel in town;
particulars address all COMMUNICATIONS to David
Frat, Billings, Mont =
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TOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
= rooms in desirable location IL North Ben
ton avenue.
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= cattle-D Durham and PolledAn9us bulls: s.
calves thrown in. Address T. 4. french j Co..
Helena.
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TOR RALE-HOUSE. l ROOMS: NINTH AVE
Rooms 81 Hotter Block.
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WANTED-GOOD SOBER YOUNG MAN
W who has had some experience in the bakery
line; state wages. Address Vienna Bakery, Bozo-
man. Mont.
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FOR RENT--HCUsE, s ROOMS AND BATH
room; also unfurnshod rooms Apply 30i
South Rodney street.
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TOR RENT-TWO CNFURNISHED ROOMS,
blocks from Rodney.
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TOR HAI.E-HOUsE. 8 ROOMS; NINTH AVE
+ Only $2.sM. Thos F. Goodwin, Rooms ~.
Hotter block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

re secrsl q NJ F'zpPers saoos~ y
sslhng rs oriY very saecessf ~ ~ork
-. Ns h~lieve, o1ly Ehls-thaf the iess
sd1eats5 nla1ls cLAss L f~r lsss tno2sf.s-
~ snan iG appe4rs ~ be. A oonsFloi1tof,
~hoza Re know - hzSs unusually sx-
beaslvs and pracglo14 sxperssace ~ the
s.b ie-ct. recently explained ~ Cur cc.-
zzazs sne a the Literary needs u shop
zir.s fsctoxy gifls ss1 other yoang
sos~n ID thsir menEal condition
900 - attract them mLsG Dc ~h%l crlt-
IS ~ou.8 ean = poor BOOK thai =,
noek fall - Weu wora thoughts, strung
uogethsr he the naQet ordinary n.znneT,
alta comuonplace Incidents znd renec-
uozs of the regular copy book nnd.
Anything which l. nos simple puzzles
a. slightly worrles Them. anything al
hlsive 4 unintelhHble 10 them While
ANYTHING original creates IN them the
fa.nt irritation With which 3 certain
class # mind receives = JOKE, and espe-
cial}y a JOKE implying something Of a
ieer They resent surprise a. Ne should
resent q new taste n tie loaf. f1fty
wears ago minds IN the condition Of these
shop girls ere Ia she majority among
the middle class and even now they are
more numerous than ls suspected, no
modeTn art having been 80 successfully
ana generally acquired as that Of con
ceaiing your mental osckwardness' and
&c vas their possessors who bought. ana
ssh8. when they happen not % be aware
tlat their betters ridicule the book, stlll
buy "Proverbial Philosophy. - The
-rsa~tafoy
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
A Queer Superstition.

In the country at the back of Lukolela
there are some powerful but peaceable
tribes. at the head of whom is a chief
who has rather a unique superstition,
which is that he must not see the river
Congo. He is now an old man, close on
TO seventy years; but neither himself nor
his father before him has ever seen the
river. He has the impression that the
day he sees the river will decide the date
Of his funeral. He will 60 down within
a few miles of it, but never runs the
slightest risk of catching a glimpse.
Among these people there is a custom
that big chief in a district. on having
proved to the satisfaction of the assem-
bled chiefs that he is the wealthiest, and,
physically speaking, the strongest, is in
vested with the order of the Tall Hat.
This resembles very much the stovepipe
hat Of civilized life, only with the brim
at the TOP. and is made of plated Ebc-.
-IIertcrI Ward in Scribner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
se- street Cleansing Machine

A new stree; cleansing machine has
lust been tried very successfully in the
Loadon streets. II Is a combination Of
water cart and circular squeegee. The
water from a wrought iron tank Is de-
iyered by perforated tube, which di-
,ects IL on 70 the roadway in fine jets,
he object Of which is 10 combine with
the mud and loosen il. Behind the jets
is a rotary brush, set at an angle 20 the
roadway, and formed of short pieces OF
rubber arranged in a screwlike manner.
These rubber pieces brush or rub the
roadway and deliver the mud sideways
towards the gutter, leaving it quite
clean. The India rubber brushes are
claimed 10 do six months constant
work, and can be renewed at moderate
cost. This machine can in summer lay
and collect the dust into the cutters,
while in winter, by the use of salt water,
il can melt the snow and flush it down
the sewers.-London Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
A Great Monster Dead,
ashe ss Set fn ths Assluua SoN- when
HeeieFs DisSgtSe AUtetea aouoau
Hss Ch&aee Ter LIE
and kibxFgg

3 taly sge es. seiE1f ~ - renea.e-~ ne
-Zr ent selght f1r ust1rF af : - fae.F
$ cs4-r sDa retSil urfehsut had .e ~
e1 a. ~ s.fa sS 2 .-oy ior sFeT .evely
"a rer sears she haa been unasr tr-afa- "a
IS es ,lasl cultneGi RtFs. elaas fe G. s era
rFs ana haFope. each ei 1erns tram thr ID lef
-a t-as-9.s "a nrstaaeat her .5ap-.rs
.har-cs frasu nfek G. asea eaaf -1-n ~
a~ss 10 r ntb aef syH ptafns NouIa ..1 ,..te
5 disease tlfriS alnrIrHg iron fht srtrra-
~he - iTratre iaF ai1lqst every Aase
at>-ase >ar s-t.nl ttea te i~o pa.al Aad
afakereas sef ufrfa.iQns Alrr asirs
eos-a q. Stere1 aua caryea ~ fnt r-r... al q ~.
ters sle tfica ne yarsoas Spec .alisrs ald f..as
ca SIS ia tatnilg, starving. rubbing elte-
TrI.sly saa ufAsneic Seating Brraar.uE cas-
--s.sd Niih AZ remedial faesls she naraced
ne ta.tN 9l ne mfntal ae4itis or CHRISTIAN
>crlfl>t nriAs NoEau ci g cefernllca 81. =.
sa- Arfelcal.A rciefta. ia obedience to in-
str-tiiels it ~ >ilE y - esll bl{ hes 1rrolsfa
sss aet ~aitsot - quiet ghe parasite mar
Nar : plre vas saekla. her Hfts bInnd
sai easslng az her Fiiais. AZ lass ler herllsm
failed ard she became uoIosr sp.e.lfy 0r
desroudent Her mlaa belng hariassna by
fasarlrs. faneies aud hslGciuaf8ons Der -0a
hlaly thought 90 best q plafe her iu S private
tussas ass lu- where she remained ioi tnfre
years hfr MinG became clear aad tranquil,
uf beT physical symptoms GREW Wor,-. oH
returning hofue her so8 urged course ol
r. ctTo ozone, OkonattTl ana medleaird air,
ana before tie expiration - sik weeks frlm
tae CAV of commence lg The Treatment. iaou
srFg tape WORN. lls feet long. WaS expelled
since which time she las eNgoyeC soo1 le-ith
physically aud mentally This j. peraan> fur
largest worm ever p Deiiea from human De-
luL as Dc dils quart bottle. Cali al room a.
SECOND door II hc Hermitage ItullrI uPN
ll0ck and See the monster. hr name aua
address oi the meTchxut I'D has mother Miif
le given 60 any candid investigator Who
chooses d cali on br. J. G. Kennedy Although
30 was not kuown that this .ady VAS lnfrsie
With tape worm. yet medicine, slmllaf O.
that which had never faiica 10 eNpe worm,
from others Who Were ka0Hn 20 be imfe,te8.
had frequently been given 70 her. ON the sup
position that perhaps she had tape-NofIn
bur Ike everything else given or used. uo mat
er what or for what purDOss. all and every
hli failed. until she tried Electro ozone. and
| that cured her
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

Ar Arusin< Experiment That Can B>
F.~arfH~~d a. Home

Fracttccd ~ Home
The natural phenomenon ~ lack a
lantern or Willo The Wiso ~an be pro
duced by veyY simple means on a small
scale r. IS. "a noss people kn0W. tho
eject Of hydrocarbon gas generated bv
5ecoup posing organic matter IN marsh
and in state of com h1stlon. r. ws
tass sn o7en- -mogthei glass "a ard put
some baking soda in the bottom. then
pour iilrted suiph urice acid. or uBrist.c
acid. o. even strong vinegar over 10. the
arvl1 f'fp pff1 ca-honir aid gas A
GIFTED candle nay he carefully lowered
intothe ia- ln.iI che gas goesout leaving
tbe cop of the came still burning on
the srrfsra - the t7vis5h h.e zss
Tie fars ts tad av the gases ascend
fnz f-ow the suo'derin- wick Ths
eTe-t 7rf- 'asts short ti-re. bas it can
b -e7evel ~ -sis nE u7 tas -aoile -ill
be wick psi Ehrs tre1 Iove-iaz t
ss befo~s The experiment csn also =
performs si wi-h a gas e. h-- in this
-asa tna ra-a lel "a not 90 cons sts for
the candle uroI a-es tbA gas bv its de-
con- eosi-ic7 on che s7ot ft ls ne-es-
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