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SUMMONS In The DISTRICT r.t,uRr or
tana in and Tor Tic county 81 fn ~ 81 aon
defend mt. - - = sA41
The state Of Montana ssnds ersetinw "a tn
above named defendant: - - - - - -
Yocnre hereby required to appear IN N action
Jig tho district court q tie mt iuiicisi iissins
9f the state OF Montana In and for M cussstv ~
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer ~ cosnnisins
hled therein, within ten dayu (excluaiyo ~ ~
day OF service) after the service on yesi 81 an
summons, It served within. tbis co1nty: a. 81. r.
served ont OF this county, but within this die-s
trlct, within twenty days; otherwise WitSfn forfv
days, Or Judgment BY default viii 81 fSissSS
plant. ss'--7s, ~ - - 80
The said action IL brought Ia diseolve ~
bonds OF matrimony herstOfore and noW sxisti ~
between said plaintiff and t1efendSnf ~ H.
reston that sid defendant ebendone6 ~ ~
plaintiff willfully and without canse. M ~
continued 20 to do for more than tWelvn morskss
And you are hereby notified that Il ron fsil ~
appear and answer the ea1d complaint - aflnsS
required, the eaid plaintiff will Obtein in1ss
ment by defnnit against you, and aeE ~ ~ ~ !.
lief demanded In complaint. -@-ess-s,ss s.
Given under my hand and the zeal OF Tia A.
trict court OF the First Judicial district n fhn
state OF Montana. in and Tor the county u fa1G
and Clarke. this twenty-eighth day 81 OcfoSSr r.
the year OF our Lord. one thousand et9At kns.
dred and ninety. ~ a n a Il
SEAL JOHN BEAM C1aeSZ ssa
~ Il. Il THOMPSON. Deputy IlsrE. n d
q. -. NOLAN. Atty. for Plainti6
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warned US not to nroceed IL there

warned rs not to proceed il there
were any indications of snow. The
second day out it showed hard, but We did
not torn back. That night We lost the trail.
ana tnen Tor five days wandered, shall
never know where, but climbed several high
peaks. Our clothes were wet and frozen
stlH. Often We had to cut logs away to pass
on, and our only food was the -four We had
left after the third day, from which we
made bread BY melting snow. The hor1es
would paw and grub whenever We stopped,
and they appeared as forlorn as We did.
Inc wind WAS sharp and bitter cold. One
night We made camp. and shortly crash
IN the bushes near by startled rs both, and
mountain lion made the hours hideous
till daylight. We were too scared to do
anything but lie in suspense, but in the
morning the horses were all tangled up in
their picket ropes, and trembling as If they
were more or less in sympathy with as.
FINALLY we reached old Fort Colville,
and next day struck the Columbia at Ket-
tie Falls. Most Of the next hundred miles
We made afoot, trying to purchase a boat
ut to descend the river, and from there
to Pasco the iecital of the voyage would be
only list of efforts to navigate wretchad
crafts, some of which broke to pieces; 9th
ers were worthless after a short trial, and
not knowing Chinook or any other Ian
guage to dicker with, our bargains would
look ludicious in print, Well, the last chap
ter began in my attempting to round Cape
Horn. was caught in Il squat, attempted
to beat to windward. but failed, and was
driven on the rocks about half mile above
the cape and the bottom of the boat was
torn open. That was last Saturday. Sun
day l made repairs and set out again before
daylight on Monday, but before proceeding
more than three miles the boat gave ont
again and had to signal a steamer to pick
me up. 1t was the Lulline and she carried
me into Vancouver, whore did some more
patching and started again. This
time l reached st. Helens but had to be
helped ashore again when mile or SO out,
by government tug. forgot to say that
the paper boat when left her at the Pend
d'Orellle lake was forwarded to Bonneville,
SO that even If had to resort to Indian
canoes alone could complete the voyage in
the boat in which I made the first 300
miles.
"At st. Helens waited for the steamer to
bring me here. and tomorrow will carry a
little bottle of water from the Atlantic over
to Fort Candy, and when have broken it
on the shore of the ocean, shall start back
to New York. 1t is possible to cross the
continent by water with the exception of a
twelve-mile portage across the main divide
of the Rocky mountains, but l could not
take advantage of this carry as the small
streams on this side of the mountains were
frozen. The longest voyage heretofore was
Bishops cruise from Montreal to New Or
leans, 1890. The Rob Roy on the Rhine
and 'McGregor on the Jordan were ia
nous among the adventures in small boats,
but nono of them can compare with the
record of the little paper craft which has
Just entered her final harbor at Astoria.
Her name is Alice"
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A SSlGNEEB 0AI 3 " l. q
a given that u46 - ~ $3.50 e. ~
70 me, = assienees ~ II - -
by John H: JURY 81 Is: L.! 49,.
ners in businss. 49, f. a 3 - ~. -
ment Il recorded 81 ~ a - ~ - slesk - -
corder Of the oounye 49, - 0aekl - -
psges $50 10 50l, 4 MI ~ t. :. -
sash, on the 10th ~ "a A.s0 49, 3
the hour Of ons O'clCck. " - AZ ~ aS 0ooe g
the court house, An tho e1e8 RI zea119t 1gne n1ss
all the right title md tnsotete ~ - lem
IN and to the following Slee1E1hed pgup<xty, I'll
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HrL rNA, Wont. Dot. 10. lSeo

HHL ENA, Mont, OCT. %. 1880.
Nascus Liasnsr, Esq.. Helena, Mont;
/. My Dear Sir-This u 70 certify that for several
Yeers prior 70 June, 1870, I was afflicted with
eased kidnsys-so much 20 that I was under
treatment Of ono OF the best known doctors in
Tho city Of Chicago for nearly two years Ny
cass was bad one. I seemed to get some relief
from his medicines, but not oure. / came TO
Helena about june !. 1880. and without any
knowledge OF the wonderful curative properties
seemed to BE- pure and wholesome drink. After
pertakins of it for one week, to my great sur
wise and JOY found that I could urinate with
put trouble, that the dull, heavy pains in my
back had cesed, that my general health was
greatly improved. drank freely. of the water
TOR three week. and can truthfully sAy. before
de.ful. and halieye that it will cure Is per cent,
Of all who are afflicted with kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yours.
j. II. SIXTH.
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Helena, Mont. Nov. I. lss

Helena Mont, Nov. /, 1890.
Hon. Marcus Lissner. Sir-For, ., long time
vas tsoubled with kidney and bladder disease.
lcould not s.esp at night and day was only a
misery to me. until happened in my stroiting
for relief from pain to take glass Of water from
and afterwards made it \ habit to 20 regularly
evory day for my drinking water. am at pres
emit FREQ from my annoyance from kidney or
medicinal qualities Of your spring ] can only by
these means tender you my gratitude for the
benefit have derived and hope that the citizens
freely given to every one.
Yours Very Respectfully,
LOUIS SMITH
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OFYIcE OF De. NJ. RocKMsN,
HELENA. Mont, Nov. 8, 1850.
Marcus Lis,ner, Esq;
My Dear Sir-Since rcad the report OF an an
Alysis madc BY Prof. Thomas Price Son Of
-FOUR spring water found that it 10 mot only =
pure drinking water. but il Of great therapeutic
value for many diseasca. via: Mllionsnes.. Indi-
POSITION, Consultation, Liver, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, 4. also for those suffering with Gravel.
I am justified In recommending your spring
water to those suffering with the above men,
TONED diasaese, and BY usiny the water for two
~ three weeks It will recommend itself.
Very Truly Yours.
M. RocKMAN, N. D.
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=. HELENA. Mont.. Nov. 10, 1890.
Marcus Lissner. Esq. My Dear Sir-It gives
me great pleasure to inform yon that my son,
der trouble has now entirely recovered by drink
lrg the water from your sLring and has gained
within fcw weeks seven pounds in weight, ana
feel II my duty to give you this testimonial ia
order that others who are suffering with similar
diseases may receive the benefit Of 1t.
Yours Most Respectfully,
LEROY BEvERIDGE.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.

THOMAS PRICE L Son.
CNEM10h LADoRAToRY AND ORE FL ooEs
San FRANCISCO, CAI4 Oct. II, 1880 J
ena, Mont.
Dear 6r-We have made careful qualitative
tnAlyeis of sample of water cent to this Office
py you and ind 1t to contain the chlor;Ges, car
bonates and sulphates Of lime, magnesio, soda
and potash. and it ia free from animal and vege-
table matter. Yours Truly,
THOMAS PRICE 4 Son.
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HELENA. Mont. Oct. 20. 1soO.

HELENA. Mont. Oct. 30, 1890.
Mr.. Marcus Lissner. Dear Hir-Hsying used
tho water from your ~ E. ngs for several weeks
with beneficial results, cheerfully recommend
its use to those.sufering from kidney troubles,
A. H. WEBER. 60B Hillsdnle ave.
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P CURTIN'S@
VISITORS

Are cordially invited to visit immense whether
tending purchase not where will be pleased show
Larger stocks than be shown by all Helena competitors
bned and prices that they cannot win dare Our
shipments all from manufacturers direct such quantities
to the lowest rates of freight and bought
spot cash only
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Hr1rnA Nan. Na.k

1have been troubled with my kidneys for
some time. Have used various kinds Of medi-
Gines. but without any good results. / tried
lissner's spring water, and It CURED me in s
short time. J. /. Rowan. State St, Helena
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Helena. Mont, Cot. "a
have been troubled with my kidneys for thu
last four W are, and during the months of June
and Ia y, while / was on tho police force I
drank nothing but the water at Mr.. NJ. Lieeners
hotel. and am pleased to say that am entirely
cured OF my kidney troubles, and previous to
that took several bottles of medicine, Kidney
Worth, etc., but they did me no good.
ED. DnuRY.
HELENA, Mont. Nov. II, 1890
Dear Sir--It gives me pleasure to tell you that
your spring water made q new man OF me- I
came here on the 9th OF Septem Der from Minne-
apolls, MIMI. suffering from tho effects Of Ia
grippe: which left mo In q very weak condition.
could hardly walk could not eat, had pains ia
my stomach and kidneys; in fact, was sick ali
over my body, I weighed then only 05 pounds
On my arrival hero started to drink your spring
water, when Mt once commenced to improve,
now than felt before took sick. With the
greatest gratitude, remain, SIR Yours truly
II. j. Meg UIRE, III Ming street.
Helena, Mont, Nov. II. 1880.
Mr. Lisssner Esq, Helena, Mont:
Lear Sir-For some years l have been dis
tressed TO some extent with nm aching OF or
around the kidneys, not unlike what IL come
monty called Brights disease. Some acuuaint-
Ances recommended your spring water, which,
after using for the last four months, find nv.
saif entirely relieved, / can sincerely recon,-
mend 1t as IN almost infallible specific
George XXX f FRXNS faFFsoj
New York Dry Goods Store, State street.
lic'nal Purposes will get full instructions
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HELENA. Mont. Nov.2. 1880.
have been suffering with the piles for thirty
years, and since have been drinking the water
from Lissner's Mineral Springs have not been
Uoupdeo SINCE 5. ABRAHANSoN.
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Hr1xNA. Mont. Nov. 1. lsan

HFLENA. Mont, Nov. I, 1880.
A. I. Allen OF Helena says: -
:. suffered for thirty years from kidney trouble,
No medicine did me any good. FINALLY went to
the International Hotel to room and board and
com nenced using Mr.. Lissner's spring water,
and to-day I am well man. A. Z. ALLYN. 7
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=, HELENA, Mont, Nov. 10, 1890.
=. Mr.; NJ. Lissner. My Dear Sir--It is with no lit.
sle pleasure, assure you, give you this testi-
been troubled for = number of years with kidney
complaint, being compelled to quit my work for
since have been drinking your spring water /
have found myself much benefited and i nav
man. Very Truly. NJ. v. kIRTLY.
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Electricity In Agriculture.

Some interesting electro-culture ex-
periments described by Mr.. n. Spec.
new have given results varying with
the method of applying the electricity.
Seeds of haricot beans, sunflowers and
rye were soaked, electrified and sown,
the plants thus grown attaining greater
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Other seeds we're placed in a plot be
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80 as 20 establish a current through the
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In a third experiment electrical collec-
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rs to give a highly electrified atmos-
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potatoes and fax were thus made to
give an average increase of one-half In
yield, and ripening W fastened. The
potatoes grown were remarkably free
from disease. New York Telegram.
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The Difference In Flag Stones.

Funny. isn't it, about these flag
stonesi Did you notice. After the
rain-you IAN see il most any rainy
day-some parts of the stone will be
wet as can be, and other parts on the
same level viii he quite dry, as though
they had beer wiped with II rag just
moist. Sometimes one flag will get
your shoes ell wct and the next will be
a dry one. It's just n difference in the
grain. that al Tl.is one is porous
and the water is a.l absorbed. and the
next one ciosc Fr9Scd ard the water
stays on top u.tl Tgaporltcs -IntAr.
view I'M Detrsi. tCug.
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Fast Time and Dining Cars Knoski.s
Out the hallway Restaurant.
Dinner for touri Yes, sir. But
you will have 10 wait a few minutes"
"All right" said we. But be a.
expeditions as you can. for we are hun
cry"
1t was at Blankton Junction and In
the railroad station that this converse
ton took place. The first speaker
wore an anxious look, as If he was
afraid that his four unexpected custom
es would get away. The four had
come up on a freight train and were
waiting for an express. They were
hungry enough TO tackle the toughest
railway sandwich that ever escaped
from a tannery. One Of the four was
a railroad travelling man, who had a
~nondescript friend who might be al
most anything so far as appearances
showed. The other two were newspa-
per men.
The few minutes expanded to half
an hour. We saw one of the children
of the proprietor slip out of a side door
and make for the butchers shop, and
u hearts sank within us. But when
we were called to dinner, which the
proprietor's wife had prepared with
her own hands-dear me! time was
when she had a dozen servants to call
upon-we looked and beheld a juicy
porterhouse steak, with nicely fried po-
tatoes, a tasty tomato salad and a cup
of good coffee. A dinner for a king,
and Sc we all pronounced it. The pro-
prietor was still anxious and apologize,
and charged us fifty cents apiece, as IL
he felt he was doing us a mortal injury.
Yes" said the railroad man, this
was once n busy and prosperous rail-
way eating house, but fast time has
knocked il out, and sie MAJ who once
stood guard at the door and fairly
coined money, Is they say, is now hav.
ing n hard time Ia exc nj a livelihood.
lie was improvident when he wa in
luck; he thought his good fortune was
going to last forever, and like many
another man he awoke too late and
found himself in the soup. Where
once lie would have taken your six
shillings with a supercilious look he is
now glad TO get half a dollar, and to
work FOR il, too"
'He is not the only man who has
seen Lis business 60 to decay, | guess"
said the nondescript.
Il should say not" said the railroad
man. Il find the same thing all over
the country. What with the fast time
and Icing runs Of trains and the dining
ears which so many roads are operat-
ing, many of the wayside restaurants
have gone tapieces. Only a few ia
nous ones, like H~ornellsville on the
Erie, and Bath on the Lackawanna,
keep up their old time prestige and
custom. The New York Central has
ruined its restaurants with the deadly
dining car.
II want to say n thing" continued
the railroad man. in the tone Of one
who is speaking well Of the dead. "A
great many bad jokes have been crack
ed at the railway restaurant and the
railroad sandwich. have no good
word to speak of the latter, but some
Of the best meals OF my life have been
eaten at the former. And l have
found that If a mar will only take his
ease and not hurry he can enjoy n very
good meal in the twenty minutes allot-
ed and still have time for a stroll on
the platform New York Herald.
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Ddy- Agency for DIR. Liebig's Invigora-
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A Wnnacrf.lI nllnh Nan.

An ordinance ia Sterling. Conn, eX-
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Farmer Barbour claims exemption un-
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faction 81 un Intelligent judge and jury
that, though he could NOV. hoe and
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-HartfOrd Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-20

Professor Pir..er.Dg thinks that the
twm canal. enpiici to the marks ON
~ mrfece VI Mar. ia n misnoiner, and
that there is no proof whatever Of any
O. containing water. lad there besn
0ything like q water vapor his own
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