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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

IF YOU WANT GOOD HELP LEAVE Your
= order at the Capital Employment office, 212
Lawrence street, HAS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

WANTED-15 MEN BUTTE BRANCH; 1O0
Northern Pacific Employment Agency.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

TOR 6ALE-TWO-STORY FRAME, GROOM
honse, No. e25 Fifth avenue, east OF Hoback,
parlors, kitchen, hall and two sieeping rooms
water in kitchen lot 3Sx1OO street car line passes
the property: for sale cheap. For particulars call
National Bank building, Helena. Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

HELP WANTED-MALE.
West: free pass. Northern Pacific Employ
ment Agency.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

FOX Rents ROOMS, 42e HARRISON AVE
Inquire on premises.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

OF INTEREST 70 SICK PEOPLE-MEssRs.
~ Pope d Common desire to inform thai nor
ton OF the public who are unfortunately com
PEELED To patronize a drug store in the night
time, that they have a night bell attached to the
front door of their store, in. the bailey block,
and that Compel mt clerk will attend their
wants al any hour of the night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

SITUATION WANTED-AS EXPERIENCED
~ groomsman or to make himself otherwise gen.
orally useful, by young man Of steady, industri.
NJ, this Office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

TUR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES,
= near Fort Maginnis: one OF 240 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
Granville Stuart, at Fort Maginnis, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL To RE
L torn down and rebnilt; in preference 10 stor-
ing the stock. will sell a large stock Of nfn,s.
deemed pledges. including diamonds, watches,
clothing shoes, etc., At lees than cost. New York
Loan office, International Hotal block
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-08

WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOE NEW RUB
w Der undergarment. indispensable to ladies':
proof free: Address Little Co.. 2lB Clark street,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

United States IS directed by Commits
siouer BallingtOn Booth, who is ably as
sisted by Mrs Ballington Booth and by
Colonel Evans and a capable staff of
Of men and women.
There is also a store for the sale of
army Literature, articles of uniform.
musical instruments. etc Behind this
IS hall large enough TO seat about 200
people, sometimes used for meeting pur-
poses. The printing presses occupy the
basement
Taking the whole country through,
the army does not meet with so much
opposition Of a violent kind "a former
IL. although in cities where the author
ities are not disposed 20 protect it the
soldiers have to suffer.
TIE direction in which the power OF
The army a chiefly felt Is. undoubtedly.
in the reclamation OF those who ara
often thought to be past hope. Many
Of these regard the question Of their
own improvement vita the same de-
SPAR tbas is felt by nan7 who have
tried 10 benefit them The army cones
along With is joyful, lively songs. aud
testimonies of hops and deliYeraace.
In the arst place the people ars attract
cd; in the second thev are inspired With
hope. then they are prevailed upon to
repent an3 abandon their evil courses
Then whea tbeT hsve proved the power
of Csod ante salvation for themselves.
they are urged - become witnesses FOR
God. and - pat forth every possible et
fort for the selivessnce of others from
such misery a. they themselves bavs
iust been raised from.
HaFHrxeroV poo-u
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

shrt.ssz s@s sss wAss esd 49, tans
az SEA- a s1sL2 .14 ~s4L1 - tes
sAyhedy szss sse .szl1 give sp ga
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esll f1x Lgasfsat peEsoAs - Fk4lez1s tAs
saigoz4 eern ~ s4lsstisaisss. - sza
fasls sta khslF g szieAl sa9<ts aA4 -
saser a. shem eses1sa. ltks tAe s4rlf
apostles. toeY nlsy - snis4xzs1 zn1 e
norans 1sz - f4r a. tks sasdom sa4
kae.ls1xs - shis wsrla 90 B2s tAs
sEBy x4a s1srd ~ ssges4 snis szsss-
msas .isA ia4inersAes ~hlls tas yis-
tbls aad tsag be Fss2lss as - bs feaas
l. szeA .s4a&2nzs IA s4 psE1 ~ sks
seEl1
No 04te4st = 80 low. Ee haHAn ksinx
So aegr1asd "a ~ - beyend Ehs syRl-
patay 4Ad srort ~ tAe Salvation Afmy
Yes thsy 4ss nss tools Ia dssling with
thoss sao sssk theix sid A psrson
wao thosgbt - eoald by working On
their fseangs obtain = hsiaz 0at %
them woald nnd oat that very impo--
tans article q the arrays religious BE-
lief - that II nAn will aos sOTk lie
has no right u eat
The latest 0ricizl egurss give the
numbsr OF corps and eusposts for the
whois world a. 5. .7s5. oftleersd By s,4zs
Persons eholly engaged In the work.
Ia difegent parts of the world there are
thifty-thses Rescue Homes FOR fallen
S0men, thirty-thres Slam-posts and ten
Prison Gate Brigades. The army pab-
LsAes. In nfteen languages. twenty
seven weekly and fifteen noathly Jour
Bais. having circulation per Annun Of
IS, s00. 0o0 copies
The number Of eoantries Aad colonies
occupied - thirty four, and the aamber
Of languages spOken BY the officers Is
tWeaty-nlne. The number Of work-dsy
religious meetings per week Ia ~, soo.
In the United STATES the army has
AS corps and out-posts, and already
I.l25 commanding officers. There are
Rescue Homes at Ggand Rapids and
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion 81 the mucous
membrane Of the nose al FIRST, increases
with each cold until u spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other die
trcSsing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, VIII he
given you free Of charge by Dr. s Clay
Todd, s3 Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids Mich.
II you are nervous, restless, irritable.
sleepiess or wake after h0rrld dreams,
tired morning., with dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 20 about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition
desire 10 be alone, gloomy fOrebOdings,
q disposition 20 worTy and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
OF feeling AFRAID OF uncertain, sone-
times low spifIts, on are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion ~
nerve power. which may end in utter
pyosfraton. insanity and death.
II you have great sense ~ weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired llmis, numb
ness. trembling, prickiy senfstonf, cold
feet ard legs, you are advancing " that
most serious disease, Dsralrtis.
II your head aches. feels nrmb and
tired. with strange sensations. iDss of
memory. and you think vlfu difficulty,
or you are sleepless at night. with drCw.
sness and duliness during ihe day, tie
nerve and brsin fatigue may soon run
into insanity OF death.
If you have any of these feelings DO
not neglect them o. theyvili end in par
siyHs. insanity. prosffston 90 death.
AZ YOU value yeuf life 90 D0t neglect
tbee warninQa Times and ezperencs
have shoVp. and hundreds If starting
and roarve,sous cures have proved. thst
thes diseases are perfectly sno com.
pletelv cured ~ Dr. s. Gay TODD, No.
a. Ncuroe-st.. rooH q. Crane HsDles
Under the use II 1T 8 Clay Todd's
remarkable remedies. ali these srfnq-
toms visid - n ~ mage, and strength
II usfres vIgor - br1ir. vitality II
blood and health q b,dy are so0n re-
stored
His remedies are purely vegetable
ard harm Jess, and Can only be obtened
81 hs once.
~. TODD compounds his ITesefip-
t5oas tei0Fe eseh pat.ent In his offics.
Catarrh. Dizziness. ThsuBsi lsIn. oer-
vogs oBfaltT, impotence arc a. g "a
easss resulting from early lro iscrei0Hs
sB8 exctssss q ua1boe,5. al q elssassss ~
the urinary organs. psrtiai psra yes.
vsric0ceile. r1gt1res, t1ucfs. sefyfDla-
fsie s0fes. orYpsy. fED diseases. iiref
an1 kIoneF comf,is nls. beari 6 isessea.
sbortness 81 flreath. fsck n hes1.
sxns. II back eb.. ~ uelDx al ieusie
cf5TEs.z nts ans chrgrsc eisesaes c1fed
uU ! u and permanently
DR T0DffS ofbcs . 81 - 8onros-et.,
room 4. Crane hsVas. h'es.
us r1.1lei1ef aEsss ~tf tae stomach
sn1 Ycu can sat anything gou ce0osa
he Ia his of'ios frofn - the fnDra-
~ urif RI thf eve1Iirg, eVerF csT
bsf s1rfsTs.
Cal sreTytody. Afr.enclT tslk "a
cost v1E ngtt1ra
Lev Cas1zssl Eep.a Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

ed she divisional officers In several OF
our largest cities - obtain facts and
statistics respecting those cities. for
tho purpose of discovering how Far tho
plaza proposed for Great Britain can be
adopted Ia ABE United States. IL is ex-
peeted. however, shat several weeks
will rlapss before any thing dehnite
Will be decided upon in this direction.
The salvation Army Is a fact In the
United States aud there Is little room
for d. bt that IL - destined 10 exercise
an important influence for good or evil
upon . large part OF our population.
II Il nine years sinee the ars- officers
landed here. and .he work that We see
today has been achieved principally
during .he last SIX years, and IN the
teeth Of maay and great difficulties.
Still The Unitea states wing of the army
bids the fort IA So corps and outposts,
gna 1. l35 ollcors are labOring exclusive
" 10 promote the objects that the lead
ers have la view There are four corps
In New York City. six In brooklyn. one
in Jersey City. two in Philadelphia, one
IN Cincinnati. four in Oetroik two in
Buffalo. ten In Chicsgo. four in Kansas
city. four In Minneapolis. two in ST
PAU, swo IN Nashville. aRd four in San
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

San Francisco; Training Garrisons in
New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Cleve-
land, Englewood, Des Moines, Omaha,
San Francisco and Oakland. The cir
culations of the New York and San
Francisco "War-Cry's" amount to over
40, 900 copies weekly.
Chicago is the city where the army
has the greatest number of corps. al
though Brooklyn and Boston are prob
ably good seconds. The paucity OF
large buildings, the high rentals, the
lack Of open-air privileges and other
circumstances beyond the army's con-
troll, have proved great obstacles in
some large centsrs- But the army be-
lieves in no retreat, and continues plod-
ding on in It's characteristic way and in
the near future will, doubtless, much
improve its position in the cities.
The National Headquarters is at Ill
Reade street, New York City. Here the
'War-Cry" is edited and printed, and
the secretaries in charge of the Finance,
Trade, Field, Candidate and Auxiliary
property. Statistical departments, have
their Offices From this building the
direction Of the whole work in the
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

All claims not CONSISTENT with TIE
hieh character of syrup of F "a sre
avoided by the Ca Fir
syrup Con- psay. It acts gently en- the
kidneys. hver and bowels, cleansing
the system efectualiy. but it - nct :
cure-sll sna makes no prstereons taet
everv bottle - ret s0bstanaste.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

Francisco. Seattle, Portland. Ore. Salt
Lake City, Helena, Mont. Denver. ST
Louis Des MOines, Topeka and Austin,
Tex, are among the more prominent
sities ia which tho army - established
II it be inquired in what the work
done by the army consists. the reply is
the spread Of the salvation Of God
among the masses Of TIE people. The
army claims that she cause OF all the
ais that afiict mankind is sin. II says
thai God Is both able and willing TO de-
liver every human being from its power
cs well ~ its guilt; also that this saliva
ton can be realized here on earth. It
proclaims - al who are willing TO for
sake sin complete rescue from it, and,
of course. salvation from the cause In
wolves salvation from The effect When
a drunkard gets converted. therefore,
his poverty and temporal wretchedness
sro speedily things OF the past and the
man who was recently not only mlsera-
be m bis life himself but = burden 20
bis fellow citizens. becomes sober aud
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
DR. s. CLAY TODD
The FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST
kaem ! lHmeb Bloek. Is xoaros Street.
GRAND Rapids n1oH.

GRAND EAFIpS NlcH.
Cures para slss t~ltchines. plnchsne "a
mieAtlAk ssnsaoel1. trsmuious feei.
lnEk, tsAek ~ heA1 acDe. hsCk of noak
- Els~- sNiAei AsA running down tne
arms "a back, ait4iaess aad olAef ssnlp-
tehas isAaing a. NsraiRas, nervous
aetaltt. aAo ieihals complaints ana
and confidential. Ne charge Tor 49,
wees until cured. Directions ia Al
Languages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

Another e8ld kill8 by che 1se of op-
late gwen IN the form IF Sooth ag
syrup. Why mothers give their caild-
ran rlch deadly roison = surpr slnE
WHEN theY car - eve ia sa3d 81 s.
pecu ~ tr0ueles hv Hsnd Dr. Acxer' :
ksaV Scntasr. It contains ne opium
or n0rpaia. Sod ev al druggists.
Aavfce - Wofhers
ff~4 wlssiaw-s Escfalag Srrar secnf6 a.
wavs aenf fer ahf,drra feefHina tt Seafn~s
ffs -hIt9 seffens tae Elns tItays 81 pa
erree efnt esiIt ans = - test reReeg tar
aizrrHcea. = 1eats eefta
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

ocntsntpd member Of the communitY. =
taxpayer. ard ssusllv. In addition 10
these an earnest snd sslf-dsaYing Ia
borar for she good Of others
Cases of tais xind can "a found at al
moss any CORPS ~ vhieh An inquirer
msT choose 60 make ais var. W.Ees
and children hesr pvfal testimony 20
the ehanxe in their lives since the head
of the household Was attracted oat
81 tbe ssloen hg ths bass drum. and FOR
she 8rst tine In ysarS Vershanee. =
rav ~ hove she's BE kears sa4ed Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

nzEinxtoa Booth oAzszinss sns
Rl4as GO His Array.
fxstl.a ssx Kesssfsi siessFiss--seasx.<
nss1hs <e~ Rt@@ ~ .. 4rlsa - s4s
k.lssa saasss-Eas sEsses
- Eha sr4S


icosEslsaE sal
8sasral booths Frsas soeiAi senems
YrOeosndsd IA shs solsas IN Darksas
kBEl4aa sHd ne Nsg OaAF sti aa-
qasssieasssY place ths army before he
~orid IA : asw hsAt The Ns1ioaai
ksza4 42EteFs IA Ssa xsrk hss lnsEE4esr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

Made ~ Valley Citv MIning Co. Grand
Rapids, i family fsvorite- 1ry it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
TOO WELL ARMED.

Senator Manderson Wants an Investiga.
tion of the Condition of tho Indians In
the Dakotas.
A timely resolution has been intro
duced by Senator Manderson, in tho
Senate, providing for an investigation
Of tho condition Of the Indians in the
Dakotas, the causes leading to the oc-
cupation of the reservations by troops,
and o general inquiry into the posses.
sion of arms by the Indians, their tribal
relations and care by the Governments.
"Such an investigation" Senator Man
derson says, '.is absolutely necessary.
Even in the Senate opinion is sharply
divided as to the causes which brought
about the present disturbances in South
Dakota. Especially does it seem to be
necessary that something be done to
prevent the sale OF arms and ammuni-
tion to Indians. Those bucks have the
best quality of Winchester rifles and an
apparently limitless supply Of ammuni-
tion. The only uses they can put these
things to is the killing of white men or
white mems cattle. There is no gamo
to shoot that calls for long-rango rifles.
and the Government should imme lately
take steps for general disarmament Of
the Indians"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
SHOWED IN.

Miners Families In . Dangerous situa-
tion-Sohool Children Caught In tho
Storm and Frozen to Death.
A small tow-bost has got through to
Point Pleasant, w. Va. from Coal City,
sixty miles up the Big Kanawha river. Its
officers tell thrilling tales of the great
snowfall all along the upper river and
into Elk and Coal river valleys. The
West Virginia branch of the Ohio
Central railroad has abandoned all
trains, and tho Chesapeake and
Ohio is nearly as bad. Every
telephone wire in the entire valley Is
down. Not telegraph wire is work.
ing. At st. Albans the roofs of three
houses were crushed in and four people
badly hurt. At Buffalo child perished
in tho snow on the way from school.
Five children are reported lost and un.
doubtedly dead by this time on Thir-
teen-Mile Creek. More than 100 fami-
lies, mostly miners, are showed in near
Boncevert, and their situation is dan.
RerouS,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
Color Balls In Italy.

A young woman who had just re-
turned from abroad said that color balla
are frequently given at Nice. 81 at
tended two there" she said, ''one red,
the other white. The red was the moreI
brilliant, but the white was exceedingly
beautiful, too. At the former, the men
appeared in red-satin coats, white.satin,
breeches and red-silk stockings and
shoes. The ladies wore white, with red,
roses. All the decorations and hangings,
were red, lamp-shades and all, and the,
supper ornamentations were all of the
same bright color. AT the white ball
every thing was white. The men wore
suits of white satin, with white shoes,
and the ladies, of course, white dresses
and flowers. Both were given by the
nobility and were very gay and attrac-
tive. AS novelty, was told, black
ball was once given, white shirts for
the men and white flowers for the won.
en- being the only relief."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
From Natures storehouse

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There is no chemical nor anything which
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il that it has never failed to cure Blood
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before some vital part is 80 seriously inn
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relieves Mercurial rheumatism, and
cures all sorts Of Eruptions, Pimpl-s,
Blotches, ETC., by eliminating the poison
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sands of cases Of Skin Cancer, and many
cases of Scirrhus Cancer ltis no expert.
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
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Ga.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
POCKeT.MONEY FOR BOYS.
The EVIL Attend mt Upon Supplying Them
With Cash.

The Evil Attend mt Upon suppiyin: Them
With Cash.
If you want to ruin an impulsive boy,
give him plenty Of pocket-money. The
recipe is infallible. 1t has often been
tried, and always with the same unhap-
py result.
Rioh parents are too liable to indulge
in this killing species Of kindness. By
the time he is eight years old, the little
scion of wealth begins to understand the
soft side Of pa and ma, if both have
soft side, and, II not. the weak spot IN
the weaker of the twain. If On only
son, he is usually irresistible.
Alas! how many only sons have the
way to destruction made smooth for
them by blind partiality. Young gen.
tlemen Of large expectations are accus-
toned to carry bank bills in their porte
monnaies at the ripe age OF ten in these,
days of prematurity. At fourteen they
are content with hothing less than WE'LL
stuffed pocket-books, which ''the gov
ernor" is required to refill as fast as
they are emptied, or, IL he demurs to thu.
out of "the old lady's" pin money.
"Youth must be served" especially pre-
cocious youth.
All this is wrong. Every father and
mother knows it is wrong, and yet suoh
things are common, says the New York
Ledger. Say what we may about tho
harsh, austere,. unoompromising old
Puritans, their stern family discipline
was better than the domestic indu1-
gence by which children are spoiled"
in these modern days. Boys need the
curb as much as fiery young colts, and
Of the two extremes 1t Is wiser to Bit
them heavily than to throw the reirsi
on their necks and let them gallop at
their own wild will. There is middle
course, however, which conscientious
trainers OF youth find no difficulty m
pursuing. Would there were moro, Of
them.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-25
LYMPH INFECTIONS.
Results of the Application of Prof. Koch
Method in Baltimore.

Results Of the Application of Prof. Koch's
Method in Baltimore.
The eleven patients at Johns Hopkins
hospital, Baltimore, who were injected
with solutions of Koch's lymph are all
doing we'll and have had no unpleasat
symptoms. The reaction in each case
was marked Women have uniformly
shown reaction more promptly than
men patients, and this has been the OBJ
servation in the Johns Hopkins hospital
cases. The rule Is to in
ject with constantly increasing doses
until reaction ceases. If no reaction
whatever follows the injections 1t is
accepted IS proof that the patient is not
consumptive DR.. William Osler, who
has conducted the experiments at the
hospital, gives the following report Of
the results: In selecting cases of pull.
monary tuberculosis for treatment we
have begun with patients not far ad-
vanced in the disease, and with little or
no fever; cases too, which we have had
under observation for some time, and in
whose sputa tubercle bacilli and elas-
tic tissue have been repeatedly found
We began on Friday, the 12th. when, by
the kindness OF DR.. Billings. We re-
ceived the fluid. At first injections of
the 1-10cc. Of the per cent. solution
were made. On the following days
2-l0cc. and then 3-10cc. With the latter
the reaction has in each case been fairly
characteristic. Hourly observations
have been made. and, as the
charts show, there has becn a
rise in temperature within six or
eight hours usually of three or four
degrees. In one case there was slight
chill. The constitutional disturbance
has not been great. and the patients
have complained chiefly of restlessness,
sleeplessnoss and slight pains in the
back and limbs. In several instances
the cough has been aggravated and the
expectoration increased. In two cases
of pleurisy, one chronic and one
acute, the injections have been
given for the purpose OF dag
nosis. The chronic case ha.
flattening of the left side without any
evidence of the disease of the lung
itself. Very definite reaction followed
soon after the use of the 3-l0cc injec
tion. In the acute case no reaction fol
lowed the first two injections. So fan
we have not used it in advanced cases,
nor can much be expected after large
, cavities have formed and when exten
sive softening is in progress. No So
rious or unpleasant effects have fol
lowed in the eleven cases under treat
ment