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Excursion Rates East.

The following low rates are in effect via
the Northern Pacific RAILROAD:
From Helena to st. Paul. Minneapolis,
Duluth and West Superior II return, $50.
Helena to st. Louis and return, S75.
Helena to Chicago and return, $50.
These tickets are limited TO three months
and can be made to return via any direct
route.
Remember that the Northern Pacific is
the only line running solid vestibuied trains
through to Chicago without change of cars.
A. ID. EDGAR,
Gen'l Agent, Helena. Mont.
CHAs. y. FEE.
G. p. d Z. A., st. Paul, MINI.
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Copyright
A Leader.

Since its first introduction. Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratives-con-
tanning nothing which permits its use as a
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as
the best and purest medicine for all all
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Price only SO cents per bottle. Sold by r.
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show distinctly; note that the head section
seems set in a frame or fringe of hair Gig.
g.. In making a drawing secure these con-
struction lines tirst-that is, the outline of
the head. including ears, with the
mouth, nose and eyes, as given by
the heavy lines in Fig. 6. Notice
that the greatest face width is through
the eyes; this is owing to the heavy cheek
bones and the large rise of the joining
which connects these bones to the back
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smaller than the hind log and hip section.
This difference is a characteristic feature
of cat form. In both legs the bony frame
all the straight Ringing lines in Fig. l.
can be traced; but while the whole front
section, fore-leR and shoulder, is we'll de-
fined, both at rest and in action, the hind
leg and hip always lose their detail more or
less under the heavy outside covering.
The first look also shows that in the cat,
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Arc You Suffering

From back ache. Inflammation Of the blad-
der, drick dust deposit or stone in the blnd-
der, or in fact any arrangement Of the
kidneys or urinary organs? II thus afflicted
do not lose time and waste money on worth
less linimsnta and worse plasters, but strike
at the seat Of the disease at onos by using
ebratsd Oregon Kidney Tsa. Pleasant to
take, purely vegetable. Satisfaction svsry
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quite indistinctly marked; yet, though this
be the case, no animals depend 80 much on
the bony frame for the character OF their
form as do the cat family, for in no others
does the abundant, flexible, fieshy, furry
covering-the whole shape and outline, in
fact-change 80 frequently and markedly
with the movings of the bony frame within.
The first look at puss Gig. y shows that
the fore-lsg and shoulder section is much
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the cats outline is smooth, flowing, sinu-
Gus, without angles Gig. 15). This char
acter of outline is often emphasized by the
cats peculiar colorings and markings,
For the curvinQs in of different sections.
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The features Of the cats face are small.
The ears. rising at the top Of the head, are
large and open forward.
We will now take up the cats head and
face in detail.
First, observe that. although covered with
hair, the chief construction or skull lines
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study Fig. Ii. For elongations of the same
parts, study Fig. II.
The proportions of the kitten vary some
what from those of the cat.
The Kittens head is large. The lines of
the frame as seen in action or repose are
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Zig. 14) III short
distance from the
head to The floor; no.
tice the folding in of
the paws: notice the
smallnsss OF the front
section com pared
with the size of the
back section.
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bonea in difersrt sitting attitudes. Fig. 4
and Fig. 8 give direct fIoIt and back views
Of the cat WHEN sitting upright. Note the
marked broadening Of the body in this po-
sition.
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3ULD-BE BOY AND
girl artists. should
study the instructions
OF This article in the
company of the family
cat.
They will notice, in
the Arst place, that
the important lines of
pussy's construction,
in some respects, are
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ANIMAL DRAWING.

instructive and Interesting Exercise for
Little Folks.
written for TIE HELENA I-NDEpENpENT.l
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bIDEu tT3E. ~. ~
yaries with indiyid-
mails, however; it ls
moderately large i'll
some, very small In
Others. When not
very small the elze
comes from increas-
cd width and heayi-
ness of jaw. Alpo-
see Figs. 2. 3, A, 5
for proportions of
the head compared
with the width and
height of body in
different positions.
Study in Fig. 2 and
Fig. 3 the positions
OF tie lninpirg
der, hip aud leg
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very hiLihlI, especially at
the shoulders and hips
Gigs. IL and 1917. The
body and limbs are so
soft and flexible that the
kitten can curl itself
nearly to tho form Ut a
ball. The face section is
very small compared with
the upper head section,
the eyes alone being no.
ticeSble for size Zig.
2O). The face width at
the eyes, as IN the cat, is
conspicuous. The ears
are large.
ifference between the pro-
head to the kitten'a
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F'7.l rs.

shoulders in action show combinations of
very graceful lines. The fore-leg and
shoulder can be doubled, folded, almost out
OF sight Gig. 49,
In studying the variety of cat actions and
nositi0n. notice in the reclininn nosfnra
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body and the proportion of the cats head
to the oats body may be seen by compar-
ing the kitten in Fig. 20 with the cat in

Fig. 5. 7
Perhaps no wider difference between kit
~ ten and cat expression
f N2M can be found than is
IA MsV- shown in the kitten
~ playing with a ball of
hfaa. yarn in Fig. q and the
cat stealing along the
~N" ground after a bird i'll
NsS1kS[@ Fig. II. Yet you will
A@ observe that when
~ s,1s quietly sleeping the
cat Gig. ~, as we'll as
the kitten Gig. 23l, is a picture of COM
plete peace and repose.
CAROLINE Hunt R1MMER.
DOWNRIGHT
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F'7.I4.

work together; they form a distinct divis-
ion which. in movement, is almost indie
pendent of the body and hind legs. which
likewise work together. The head and
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unlike most animuls, the narroweat part of
the body is not near the bird leg; instead.
that section is often the deepest Gig. u.
Again the first look shows that the head,
when compared with tho whole bulk, is
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NRUTCHER d GARLAND.
Ct. T. Crutcher, r. C. Garland)
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms 7 and 2 PaiIey Block.

Min1ne, corporation and real estate law special.
les. Will practice in all the state courts, in the
United States supreme court and before all the
departments in Washington city. in connection
With Hon. A. II. Garland. late attorney general.
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CIOAKS.
AMAZING REDUCTIONS.

Notwithstanding that the eager rush for thebargains advertised
last week in our cloak department has made the desired reduction
of surplus stock, we will continue to sell our entire colossal colec-
ton Of winter garments including sealskin sacques and newmarkets
at a tremendous sacrifice from regular prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-13

DR. M. ROCKMAN,
Physician. Surgeon, Accoucher, Oculist, Aurist.
Member of San Francisco Medical Society.
tlso Nevada State Medical Society. Office On
Main street. over Steinretz Jewelry Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15


Irh been discovered that alnanacs
date bacl, ~ the year 100 A. d.
II = estimated that every seal con-
sunes about ten pounds ~ fish daily.
A MIRROR bronghf % this country In
ITO stands IN The window Of Chester
I'a. frraitnrc s.orc.
A 0ANE ~ rarblcs was played by
several prDrninen; citizens Of Washing
TN he otter mornlng on Pennsylvania
aycrrc.
\ '5sSEcrctr pastor has added
sweetness and grace % the passing Of
the contribution boxes. by appointing
two little girls 10 the service
4 rwo-yEAE-ol.D girl who died at
Nascou,ah. Ill. weighed twelve
pounds. exactly what she weighed
when born She never got an ounce
heavier during her short life.
A cnocoDu.E which had 'taken the
pledge was recently shot on the Dian
tree river. Queensland The creatures
stomach contained Father Mathew
temperance medal. dated 1851
Az oyster supper was given recently
by The authorities Of Maine village in
the ir.crcs. Of the 'hcar>e fund" An
oyster must have powerful grip TO re-
tain its place in the average mans
stomach under such circumstances.
NEAR Ocala. Fla. few nights ags
an engine struck cow. which got
tangled np in the cowcatchcr, and be
! fore the train could be stopped She wa
dragged three hundred yards. VheI
cxtricatcd she walked OF and soon be
gan - bite grass as II nothing had hap
/ ocnel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

How MANY inquiries are read In the
papers concerning the prevention and
cure Of wrinkles. Some u the suggcs-
tons are simple ard trial could do no
possible harm. but il Is safest 70 beware
II those methods which suggest any
very radical mode o. treatment that ~
unless you have the advice Of reliable
physician. A famous beauty Of the last
generation prevented wrinkles BY clos
inr her eyes and keeping her features
perfectly composed for the space Of ten
minutes several times during the day
remedy which = friend Of mine has
invented for her own case. she having
bad wrinkles on her forehead. j. 20 use
the message treatment night and morn
ing and Il bedtime. after rubbing the
wrinkles out. to cut narrow strips q
court-plastcr which she sticks across
them. For the sake Of my friend hope
this method will prove - successful a.
the court plaster treatment did in che
case Of young mother, who Plssterea
back her infants turnover carr until
they grew into placo. -Philadelr NJ -
auires.
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HUMOROUS.

Sensitive -Judre 80 Huber j.
your accomplish Thief-"ExcuSe me.
my associate --Fliegende Blactter-
"A recent examination elected the
following forms Of comparison: Ill
iller. Hest Ill. worse. better. III.
worse. dead Exchange.
Lady Of the IIouSe-'-You say you
haven't had anything 70 cat to-day"
Tramp lady. II you believe me- the
oaly thing I've swallowed to-day j. in
suits 81" Exchange.
lin the Geological Museum. -.-See.
Hans. that is lion. lie belongs - The
animals that eat flesh = But. mamma.
X you look At this hole in his side. You
viii src that he Is full Of hay. Elie-
grnde Blactter.
Young Daffodil says that when
young man kisses willing girl for The
first time their pleasure j. mingled with
mutual reproach that they did not have
enough sense TO do the same thing long
before -Somcrville Journal.
WI understand You are learning
% he splinter P-.'YeS. nv girls
father has sent me word that If he ever
catches me AZ his house he'll thump the
life out Of me. and I'm bound 70 have
the girl. that's ALL Outing
~ noticed that tramp left the
house As came over the HILL said the
farmer. Yes replied his wife, he
left the house. hut he managed to ret
away with about everything else IN
sight. Maybe he'll come back after the
house Later on
lie must have been bright boy. =
VERY bright little boy. who said - his
mother: n wish lion would eat me ZIP.
Why the mother asked. because
\ wonld b. such joke on the lion: he
would think I was inside Of him. and |
should he up in Heaven Congrcga-
tionaiist
'Iinter-''So you've given UP your
attention 70 Miss Camden. chs" Winter
Yes. saw there was going 70 he
annoying complications. 50 ! dropped
out Hnter-..f observed figure drcr
ont 81 camdcn's parlor window last
night. but wasn't sure il was you -
iunkers Gazette.
ttNF NAA NAAAA H~NEt+N 49, -
cccfor On man-nf-war who had 2 yer,
simple method 81 treatment He wouls
te piece Of tape around the waist "
shc complaining mariner. and command
MN - state whether the pain existeS
atove ~ below the tape. II above. ~
smrtic. and II below. dose of salts fol
lowed rs matter Of course.
The boys fishing pole was fastened
under the root Of q tree ON the rivel
bank Yesterday. and he was sitting i
.ne sun Playing with dog 'Fishing?'
inquired man passing along the road
iep,' answered the boy. - briefly
Nice dog you've got there. What's hi
ntme2~ '.Fish.- Fish? That's |
queer name for : dog. What did yc'
essi him that for?'' cause he won
o1'e" Then the man proceeded On BIZ
way Warrington Sta.
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-, .-eirc months ago the editos
',,..l.. The principal sPifi'ual's'ic
"..i N London. received an nnony-
1.naiion 81 one thousand pounds
nY. ~. .,,pnort ~ his paper The other
\" .-..hrr donation ~ the same
- ont came apparently from nc Same
r...r but the donor remains entirely
p.,nrc Anton Radxiwill. the father.
.s e.nntess Aranicka. The m"thrr-lr-
III n Prince George Eaiziwsll' have
~ .rred an order from The courts n.
po,..lam placing Prince George under
.'.,.re. oil account Of his cxtr1vagant
~r,s II living. Ills racing stable 4 70
:. I'M III. and Il Is understood that his
erdi,ors will lose everything.
The story called '.The Brazcn an
Amid the first part Of which appears
4 tie April Atlantic. WAS written more
,han thirty years ago. The then editor
..f,he Atlantic returned il with the ~
,.... that The author should rcwrits Il.
N, The author would do nothing Of the
~, ana no more was heard ~ the
,,ory until rs present appearance.
Mrs. Eleanor Kirk Amcs. the au-
,horess. Is Is industrious As she j. sue
cc.>tnl. She i constantly occupied ~
her charming home in Erooklyn. with
revising proofs correcting manuscripts
IA collating literary Information. a.
vel A. in creative writing. Her noted
f.ook. Information for Author Is in
zrca, demand among literary people
One IL Earnnm' recipes FOR old age
49, this: "In addition ID being strict
II temperate. have always been cheer
ful I once adopted as my fsfuily motto
The words. Love God and he merry
AMI firmly believe that he who faith
fully follows that preeept IN all that 4
implie, j. pursuing course well caier-
latsd - enable him to live 70 ~ very
old
Emma Abbott's ashes are 10 b. sur
mounted by an cfyhtv-dyc thousand
dollar Gothic monument ~ Westerly
granite. which Is 10 he erected IN
Oak t'roTe cemetery. al Gloucester
Mas 1t win also serve a. a
tomb for the body OF her husband. Eu-
rene Nethcrell. The monument viii
b. tfty-scvcn feet high. ard viii re-
srmile the Prince Albert memorial in
London.
James Whitcomb Riley lives On the
wing: now in the best Indianapolis
hotel. then with his sister. The next he
& or somewhere lccturinc. II never
owned desk in my life. he said r.
Gently. .and don't know what il i u
have a library. I write where.
Sometimes on the iSifchcn-fablc in my
sistcr's house. then in q parlor. and
arain On the printers ease just where
the fancy seizcs me when the frost i
on The punkin' was written on the end
81 desl. in ten minutes"
--Kislcr Haggard. who has just re-
turned 70 New York from Mexico. says
1.-THE climate j. very trying-thin air
and insnfferahlc heat And the insects
The air swarms with them -mo>qui'
toes. 'jiggcrs- a klrd ~ tick they call
and don't know what more
They made life misery. and couIdn''
- .ep even at night for them ] have
plenty Of material for my story. shall
take the time Of cortez 20 tell il in. a
1 believe that Mexico was more civ
slized then than il has ever been since.
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BETTER HOGS AND CATTLE

FEED and treat tho hogs 50 that they
will rr-rct being converted into hams,
bacon and sausage
II is said that when COW has per-
kistent couch nna shows ems * swell
ing a.sont her neck. il j. "a indication
Of tuberctrai>
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1t Is good thing 70 laugh, At any
rate: and II straw can tickle man. y
Is an instrument 81 happiness beasts
can weep when they suffer, but they
ian not laugh. Dryden.
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Since time Is not a person we can
overtake when he is past. let Us honor
him with mirth and cheerfusness Of
heart while he Is passing -Gocthe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

1t is mistake TO suppose that men
succeed through success: they much
oftener succeed Through failure -S.rn-
uel Smiles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

One always thinks that swect-smell-
inr waters and dainty extracts Of flow
crs should H. found on the DRESSING
table OF the woman who likes 70 have
her belongings entirely frec from the
o.lor OF the laundry; but in choosing
these o<lors be careful not 20 get one
among them all that is heavy or OPP
pressive. Avoid anything that suggests
pafchouli or musk. and give your prefer
ence rather % the odors extracted from
the sweet Wild flowers o. from those
that grow in gardens and vet do not
have to lie nur~ed the winter through.
Purple and white violet. white lilac,
white rose and white lily are all deli
cate ard refined perfumes. and seem en-
tirelv free from The vulgar smell that
attaches itself 70 many others The
violet j. particularly sweet-thc air Of
the very foliage seeming 70 attach itself
70 il. BE careful. think over the many
desirable scents. and avoid as you
would bizarre costume. anything that
would seem to suggest an intense per-
fnme that announces your coming and
stamps you As unrcdned- ladies Home
Journal.
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a ff<NrY VHt -
all the ills and ailments that only
female flesh Is heir 10. Il rests with
YOU whether you carry It Or lay II
down. You can cure the disorders
and arrangements that prey upon
vour sex, with DR.. Picrce's Favor
itc Prescription. It's legitimate
medicine, carefully compounded By
a experienced physician, and
adapted to woman's delicate organ
ization.
For all organic displaccmcnfs and
weaknesses, accompanied BY weak
hack. bcaring-down sensations, an1
Tor ali uterine diseases, it's : posi-
tive specific. It's guaranteed 70
Give satisfaction, in every case.
Il Il doesn't, you've only to ask
cor your money and ito cheerfully
refunded. IF it does, you'll want
"a ask for nothing more. rs
the cheapest medicine you can use,
because you only pay for the good
Won Get. Il improves digestion,
ssnr;cbcs The blood, invigcrstes
the system, snd produces rsfsssh'
ing sleep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15

A man exercising no forethought
will soon experience present sorrow. -
Confucius
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vnES . man gets in trouble il oftc1
takes round sum 70 square matters -
Yor kers STA -esn4u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-05

wv ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN
w used TO re taurant work. at IuG
King street. o5-2t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-05

Transformation they know from their
school histories to have been twice repre-
sentative from Tennessee in congress, gov
ernor of Tennessee, commander in chief of
the armies of Texas, twice president OF the
republic of Texas, her representative for
two terms in the United States senate, and
also twice her governor--did he walk these
pathways, did he converse with their ia
thersi No wonder they can hardly realize
that this man, one of the most remarkable
known to history, and whose career was
"as brilliant and in some respects as er.
ratio us tine comet in its widest flights"
could have passed several years in the very
town where they themselves live Yet the
fey Walker county veterans who have not
yet responded to the last reveille well re-
member his majestic form, his soft and
clear eye, which beamed upon all with q
smile that won many friends
Houston's homestead stands at the foot
OF one Of the hills that make the little city
of Huntsville picturesque, Indeed there
are so many of these hills traversed by
small streams and gullies that it is hard
matter to find level spots upon which to
erect residences. Houston's house, which
he occupied when he first settled in Hunts.
vile, however, is in one of the loveliest
about mile from the business portion OF
the city, 1t furnished quiet retreat for
the old warrior when not engaged In pub
lie duties, In front is a clear space giving
broad view of the surrounding country
for several miles. The rear Is shaded by a
dense forest Of pine. oak and hickory
Not a stones throw from the house flows
n small stream of clear, sparkling water,
and farther away beautiful spring bub
bles to the surface The house itself, like
all others constructed in Texas years ago,
was built more for convenience and ability
to withstand the rayages of time than for
ornament, 1t is neat, well preserved,
one story building, and though several
rooms have been added by the present own
ers, it is not otherwise changed from what
II was when the home of Houston and his
family.
After Houston's retirement from the
Texas capital his life was uneyentful. He
suffered from few physical ailments, but
the wounds he received in his Indian bat
ties were never healed and no doubt has
tened his death, which occurred on the 2Gth
day Of July, 1863
! The house where Houston died Is about
two miles from his first residence When
viewed ut n distance 1t looks like a ship
The windows are small and narrow, and
what appears like a deck can be plank
disccrped. Upon a nearer view the shir
vanishes and in its place is seen only q
quaint house. 1t is said to have been built
by sea captain, whose intention was t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-05
WHERE HOUSTON SLEEPS
THE GRAVE OF THE TEXAS LlRER-
AToR AT HUNTSVILLE.

onty q Plain Stone Marks the Great
Frontiersman's Last Resting Place, but
His Memory Is Held In High Honor
by His Fellow Townsmon.
Few Texas towns are fraught with more
historic interest than Huntsville, where
General Sam Houston Is buried, where he
spent many years Of his life and where
his homestead still stands.
With what pride does the old settler
point out some spot and connect Houston's
name with It'll How Importantly does some
gray headed fellow who used to discuss
politics, horses and agriculture with Hous-
ton, relate the fact to an open mouthed
group of boys and girls, who cannot com
prehend that the hero Of San Jacinto for
merly talked with the same man they are
listening to, and walked over the same
ground they are now standing onl