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A Masterpieces of the German School Nov
ON Exhibition in Helena.

A Masterpiecs of the German School Now
on Exhibition in Helena.
August Faok, proprietor Of the California
Wine House, yesterday received = maRnif-
cent oil painting, which was surrounded
with art admirers az soon as the large can
vas was hung. II represents the tompta-
ton OF st. Anthony, a subject more or less
a favorite with artists. Tho painting is one
of the powerful productions of Leo Kurtz,
who stands high in the art circles of Mu-
mich and all Europe. The ~well-known
saint of oldsn times ia seen on the can
vas resisting the Establishments of a beau
tiful young woman, whose charms make q
bold contrast to the aged saint in his
rough garb and sandals. The artist has
chosen the moment when the upturned
eyes Of the holy man light up With the
glow Of victory over the flesh. This ia in
~ mpathy with the legend. The charming
temptress fails In her object, the faith Of
the saint driving her away from his cave-
home. People who admire works of art
from the brushes of great artists declare
the cgnvas to be q rare specimen of the
painters skill in depicting the female figure
unRdorned except for its own physical
beauty. Til artist has not confined his
genius to this alone, for in the scanned face
of the saint there ID a great story which
words cannot express. But three cities in
America have thus far beheld the powerful
representation by Kurtz before its arrival
in Helena. It was brought to the United
States a year ago and exhibited at New
York, Milwaukee and 81. Paul to crowds.
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School Dresses,

We have placed N our Bargain Counter
for this week rs pieces Of Dress Goods In
beautiful Plaids and Stripes that are esps-
cially nice and durable for childrsn's school
dresses.
One lot of Plnids. 20 inches wide, has
been reduced to 1870. = yard, worth zoo.
One lot Of Plaids and Stripes, reduced 10
20c., worth 800.
One LOT of heavy Plajds and Stripes has
been reduced TO 800, worth Zoo.
This IL certainly . rare opportunity to So
cure good, warm Winter Dresses for the
little ones, and should be taken advantage
OF by every mother in Helena.
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RUSHED SARA EAST
The Northsrn Pasihc's Fast Time Between
Butte and Duluth.

Ths Northsrn Paelhc's Fast Time Between
Butts and Duluth.
For the psst thres or fous months roads
east and wsst, north and south, hAvs bssn
racing to break their records. The Oana-
dian Paoine made soms very fast tims With
the drst mails III atshmsr brought from
Japan, md now comes the Northarn Pacific
with ! nm o. /, 1877 miles In thirty-six hours,
including AL stops, IN average Of thirty
one miles an hour. The running tims was
not kapt, but there wars = good many stops,
bringing the astual speed up 10 4 high rate.
The occasion Of the run was the desire OF
Sara Bsrnhardt TO get 70 Duluth In time to
hll m engagement. To do this she char
day morning md arrived In Duluth At 4:80
2. N. Monday. Az places along the rnn,
Tor long distances, Z speed OF seventy miles
An hour Was maintsinsd. This run was
made with baggage car a three coaches,
and In that respect differed from others
War I.s. only Es ~; S0'e Mi liz niu,'d: John W.
Maoksy also oomplstsd 4 fast run across
the continent. Flo travelled via the Central
Pacific, Union Pacific, Lake Shore IL Mich
iean southern and New York Central rail
roads, arrived at the Grand Central station,
New York City, q t10:53 a. m. Ihnrsday. The
train had made ths trip Of 1907 mills. in
- 1& 49, SAA uNts
minutes. MI. Mackay was accompanied BY
Miss Virginia Fair, daughter Of Senator
Fair.
Within q comparatively recent period
there have been some other remarkable
railway records for fast time. Early in
August last Baron Won Schroeder made .
transcontinontal trip. lowering the record
from ths Pacific coast TO New York. Ten
days later Herman Oslriohs and Mrs. Oel-
richs raced ACROSS the continent in
the same private coach, the Grass
mos. On this journey Mr.. Oel-
rich's car was attach to q regular
Central Pacific train. The journey OF
3,4OO miles was made in four days, eighteen
hours and forty minutes-one Of tho fastest
trips sver recorded between San Francisco
and New York. President Mcleod and q
party Of friends on the Philadelphia Il
Reading road made a ten-mile run At the
rsta Of ninety-four miles an hour. Mr..
Mcleod wrote to Jay Gould. and Mr.. Webb
and asked them to ''bsat It," Jay Gould
made an attempt TO do soon after, and
broke the record by scoring 1902 miles an
hour. Mr.. Gould then asked Mr.. Webb
and Mr.. Mcleod TO break his record. Mr..
Wsbb, in reply. made his wonderful racs
from Buffalo on the 14th of September, in
which hs scored the fastest long distance
run ever made on q railroad. This journey
OF 1861 miles was made in 1891 minutes.
This beats all previous records.
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foto The Bee Hive for WOODEN hosiery and un-
EWear. ~
Discovery Day.

Discovery Day.
|rhe secretary Of the Pan-Republio con-
Fss sends out an urgent request ia all
nisters Of The gospel to preach on Oct.
which day has been styled Discovery
"" in commemoration of the discovery
America on that date, from the text
md in Lev. 25:10, proclaim liberty
koughout al! the land to the inhabitants
P~reof." Tho fact that the subject Of
man freedom is to be the universal
me upon that day makes the heart Of a
triot thrill with pleasurabls emotion.
BscretRry Mcdowell also desires a large
I Of subscribers to the Journal for the
hRrsss, edited in New York, called Home
d Country" This journal il also tho
gan for the q. A. r. and comes at the low
Ice of 81 per year. Our citizens should
that We are not behind in the List Of
mes. Subscriptions can be sent to Mrs.
|ura y. Howsy, member Of the executive
|nmittes Of the Pan-Republio congress
(m Helena, Montana.
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HELENA, July %, 1881.
Mr.. NJ Lissner.-Dear Sir: For many years l
have suffered from : complaint which physicians
called gravel. Ny back was SO bad from kidney
and bladder trouble that / was unable to stoop
to pick up a pin from the foor. In the last If
teen years / have spent hundreds Of dollars, in
trying to get relief. Still no relief. A friend Of
mine induced me to try your mineral water about
the time it was put into the hotol. It has done
me so much good that, in fact, I consider myself
cured, and l could not resist the impulse of
and thanking you for the benefit / have
received from your great mineral water. You can
show this if you seq fit. Thanking you again. l
am most respe ctfully yours.
MRS. M. GooDLKrT.
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We have Just received and placed on sale
On invoics Of These INDISPENSABLE Undsr-
garments for Ladies', In Black, China and
surah Six, beautifully smbroidsfsd and
hsmstitchsd. Also In quilted Satin,
farmers Eatssn and Mohair, and havs
marked them at prices which are In the
rssch Of Ill. ranging from 4bo. 70 Ola saeh.
BE display In Show Window.
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READ WHAT THE GREAT TEMPERANCE LECTURER
HAS TO SAY.

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 20, 1891.
NY Dear Mr.. Lissner-It gives me great pleas
ure to state briefly the great benefit have re-
opived from the use Of the Lissenr spring water.
| have been for three years afflicted with kidney
much medicine, with but little relief. I have
used porous p~lasters. They gave me temporary
relief. The severe pains in my back yet re-
NAMED. / commenced the use of the spring
water about five weeks ago and Immediately got
relief. l feel no more palma or aches. urinate
with perfect freedom, aud have every reason to
heart do 1 thank you for this water Of life. Yours,
In haste, FRANCIS MURPHY:
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Chautnuqua County IN. " Grapes.
Due Saturday. ons car Concord and Della
re grapes. The grapes grown in Western
v York are this finest favored of any that
ns 10 this market.
sA=. LINDSAY u Go, /.
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Fancy table covers at The Fee Hive in chenille,
plush, silk, linen, tapestry. velvet. crash, ETC., at
import prices. Call and see them. Ad on
another page. ". & 40 /.
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OFFICE OF DR., NJ. RoCKMAN,
Hrr.rNA Mnnt Nov. q 1901

HELENA. Mont, Nov. 8. 1890 !
Marcus Lissner, Esq.-My Dear Sir: since |
read the report Of an analysis made by Prot.
Thomas Price d Son, of your spring water. !
found that 1t is not only a pure drinking water,
eases, viz: b~iliousness. indigestion. constipa-
ton, liver. kidney and bladder diseases, as also
for those suffering with gravel. l am justified in
recommending your spring water to those suffer-
ing w,thshs above mentioned diseases. and BY
using the water for two or three weeks it will
recommend itself. Very truly yours,
NJ. RoCKMAN, n. D.
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Attention!

Bids are now open for the remodelling
and arranging OF the fixtures in Jaokson's
music store, AZ north Main street. For
plans call at store. Bids will close Mon
day, Oct. B, at noon. .s.M-
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A mans wife should always be the same, On.
pecially to her husband. but If she Is weak and
be, for hey make her feel like u different person..
80 they all say, and their husbands say go tool
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Smart weed and belladonna, combined with
the other ingredients used in the best porous
p~lasters, make Carter's s. w. Il y. Bachache
plnstcrs in tho market. Price % cents.
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Crocksry. glassware, lamps, tinware. silver
ware and fancy goods, F. j. Edwards, 10 South
Main street.
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You can buy the Foster fve-hook kid gloves in
all colors at The Bee Hive for $1.2h Every pair
Warrnntad. H---.- ---- w. - \
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Albion lodge No. 1927 meets every Satur-
y evening At eight p. M. in the G. A. II
on Park avenue. A cordial invitation
Extended to all members and visitors to
lend. VIM. M. CATRoN, President.
!. ARTHUR EsL1oK, Secretary.
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Before purchasing your heating stoves call at
q Browns. selling out entire stock at
cast s"."- ". m#
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New pictures at The Bee Hive.

Infants embroidered cashmere cloaks ut The
Bee Hive for 81. 80; worth double.
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frs. Sperling will be pleased to meet her
IRONS hereafter 1t rooms 4 and .. Denver
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Jouvin's kid gloves in evening shades worth
81 are being sold this week at The Bee Hive for
T6c. I ~.T"n
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hosiery and underwear, best value FOR
least money. Butcher u Bradley, 105 Broad
Y, Me -
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UnderWea

We have culled out all the odd lots and
broken lines in our Underwear department.
consisting Of Ladies', Misssa' and Childrsn's
Wooden Vests and Drawers, in scarlet and
natural gray. and placed them On our bar
gain counter a about one-half their actual
value. The assortment of sizes IN 10Y
complete, and We would advise an early in
spection.
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Board of Equalization.

You can buy a complete nursery stove at The
Hive for 25c. Call and get one.
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Ribbons lower than ever at The Bee Hive.
See ad. c G I" 5a
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Artificial f1owersin hanging baskets Just ar
rived At The Bee Hive
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Ons hundred and fifty thousand dollars
on real estate security. Straight loans.
Apply room six, Atlas block. Aiming, Mo
Donald& Mcleod. f." ..|.E..& & @%
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" Con Becker .
Has opened a hay, grain. feed. pr oduce an
commission business ON corner Main street
and Eighth avenue. Give him a call.
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Drs. Essig & Foote, dentists, rooms $40
and GIL Power bloek-fifth floor.
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Tho city council will meet at four O'Clock
this evening, in this city hall, as a board Of
equalization, to hear complaints against
assessments Of real and personal property.
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Lunch from II to > p. m. At the Helena
rnTn #.'.." lou" N|E#|
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Con Becker

You can bny crockery, china and glassware
.heaper at The Bee Hive than at any place in the
~, a
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lens winter underwear II now In at The Bes
ryons. Heavy weights from 81 per suit 5
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Minerai spring Hotel Now Open.
Rates ~ per day for board ana room.
ble board ~ per week, including mineral
Phs. Strictly first olnss in avery respect.
MARQUIS LlssNrn, Propristor.
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Tx umbrellas this week at The Bee Hive for
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Oysters any style at Sam Herz's.

Old papers for sale at this Office at a low
price. 5
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Wood and coal heating stoves at cost at
j. Browns.
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Seven new styles at A. M. Hotter Hard
ware Co. LYNN.
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ZREAp THE TEsT1MoNIALs=
THOMAS PRICE IL SoN.

CHEMICAL L~ABonArosY AMP ORR Roons,{{
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. al, 1890,
H eisas.f Mont t,stnsT; asf IL: u' w hav sD made i. h ssrs.
sent 70 this Office BY you and, find Il to contain
the chloridea, carbonates and sulphates OF lime,
magnesia, coda and potash, and It is free from
organic and 70 sstable matter. We recommend
the water. Yours truly.
BETTER THAN sARAroaA.-Francis Murphy
during his stay in Helena. has paid many conn
nnisht, during the course Of the last nesting Il
his course Of gospel temperance gatherings, he
paid the prettiest compliment. r came here
Yellowstone accident | was full Of pains, bur
that water took them all away. Its > fact. Some
OF you folks go to Saratoga and rave over tho
tor than Saratoga right in your midst. rs .
great water"
DENVER, Col, Nov. 4, 1885,.
Marcus Lissner. Esq. Helena. Mont.-DoAr
Sir: 1t gives ms pleasure to give You this testi-
for nearly ten yerrs with constitution Of the
b~owels..would 80 sometimes M long As fifteen
days without = passage, never lees than eight
years without q headache, sometimes the pain
was SO great thought | would lose my mind. liz
also produced congestion OF the womb. .tr;ed
several doctors anu different medicines with but
little relief. I then called on DR.. RockmAn, OF
your city, while there on a visit, and he advised
me to drink your spring water hot three times y
and pleasure / found myself cured within three
weeks. II is now five weeks since ]. left youf
tom 81 snn nv ! s pTeti 1Ses T ssoab BE- I ,,ns Shown Dna ; fyap.
Please accept my heartfelt thanks for tho great
relief your spring water gave me; sincerels
yours. Mrs. JENNIE EDWARDS.
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ypewritinE, room 10 Bailey block
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The largest line Of dolls ever shown In Helena
can be seen 1t The Bee Hive. This firm imports
all Of this line of goods direct, thereby saving
tho profit Of the middle man; therefore the lower
prices than their competitors.
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blanks at this office.

! full line Of infants wear at low figures,
tcher d Bradley, los Broadway.
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THE TEMPTATION,

DR.. Skimmfn, painless dentistry, Sixth an,
Main. Extracting teeth SOC.
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.. H. Taylor. dentist, Denver block.
. n Of st. George.

CIV York counts at Motor Waiting Room.
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RIGHT IN IT..

AT tho old stand, 1O3 Main street,
Charles Maynard, successor to the
Pioneer Hack and Transfer Conn
pany, will continue to conduct q
general hack, transfer, livery and
feed line. Prices to equal the low
est in the northwest and satisfao-
ton guaranteed.
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Old

Everything frst-o,ass at tho Helena Cafe
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Misses all wool SWISS Ribbed
Vests. in White, at SOC. and up
wards. MI" &4.. + "#"a ~z.N ~"
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Children's all wool Black Hose,
at 25c. Former Price $50.
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Infants Silk Vests at $1.eo to
$3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-01
winning. onouu he IUse the nexG manu- Is
dealt to the player following him in rota

winning. Onouu he Iuse the nexG manu- Is
dealt to the player following him in rota
ton.
1t is worthy of note that it was baccarat
which was the cause of the fall from grace
of another associate of the Prince of Wales.
Indeed, all the great card scandals in Eng
land during the last two decades have oc-
CURED among the members of what is
known in London as the Marlborough
House set. The case just referred to is
that of the hon. Walter Harbord, major OF
the Seventh Hussars, an intimate friend of
the prince and brother of Lord Sutfield,
the favorite lord in waiting of his royal
highness.
Several years ago he was staying at Nice,
the home If not the cradle of baccarat. and
he was naturally elected member of the
principal club there-the Cercle de la
Mediterranee. In course of time his per-
siStent luck became a matter of comment.
He was vainly made the object of strict sur
VIGILANCE; nothing could be detected wrong
in his play But one day General the Mar
quis de Gallifet rose from the table in the
middle OF the game and declined to play
any longer, without, however, saying a
word to or about the man whom every
body suspected.
Undeterred BY this, Harbord continued
his nefarious operations, but was detected
a few DAYS later through the discovery by
the club servants that there were more
mines" than there ought TO have been
among the cards thrown under the table at
the conclusion of each game. The Hon.
Waiter had worked his coup by the simple
device of having few of his own mines"
in tho hreaSt noel et of his coat
Very frequently, just as the cards were
dealt, he would take out of his pocket
note case and place it on the table close to
cards dealt him by the banker, and each
time this was done he concealed nine"
under his case, and played it, substituting
it of course for one of those dealt to him,
and which he had surreptitiously con-
signed to another pocket.
The price which he paid for this roguery
was ignominious expulsion from the Cercle
de la Mediterranee at Nice, expulsion from
| all his London and Paris clubs, a public
warning" OF Newmarket Heath and of
the other English and continental race
courses, and dismissal from the army. He
is, however, exceedingly well off lnan-
cially, having found after his disgrace a
wealthy bride, somewhat in the same man
ner as the unfortunate Sir William Cor
don-Cumming.
His wife is Lady Eleanor, daughter Of
the seventh duke of Grafton and widow of
the immensely wealthy Herbert Eaton, Of
Stretchworth park, Cambridge The ex-
major. who is a very handsome man, oil
vides his time between his country seat in
Cambridgeshire and his lovely villa AZ
Waltou-on-the-Th Thames.
Only year or two before Major Har-
bord's disgrace another intimate friend
and associate Of the Prince Of Wales was
also publicly branded in London as card
sharper. His name was George Russell
and he was not only first cousin of the
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gust last, and on arriving re-establishee.
the post aud wresked terrible yengeanos
on the cannibals. He had with him sew
eral European officers, a small force OF
Senegalese soldiers. 200 native carriers aad
a large supply of trade goods. After pun
ishing the natives he assembled two or three
OF the tributaries of the Mobangi. and
finally started FOR the great unknown" ia
December. In January letter was re-
eeived from Crampel announcing that he
had crossed the country of the Dapuas and
would soon come in contact with the PEG
pie Of BaEhirmi. The members OF tho
party were all well and making steady
progress north.
Little is known of the Matonga nss
tives, but IL is believed the tragedy muss
have happened near the border Of Bag
hirmi. Crampel met an interesting people
shortly after leaving the Mooangi. Tbeir
manufactures were similar to those Of ths
Soudanese. They use asses and cattle A.
beasts OF burden and have guns Ike thoss
in southern Algeria lie saw curious
structures made of bark and built Ia the
limbs Of trees, such as Nachtigsl described
upon his visit 20 the southern regions OF
the Soudau. Ladders made Of vines cen
meet the buildings with the ground. and
the old men, provided with an abundanca
OF poisoned arrows and wooden javelinS,
constantly occupy those lofty points Of OBJ
servation and give the alarm when strzn-
gers appear. Upon the first signal the wo-
men ard children disappear in the forest,
while the men spring behind the palisades
that surround the villages ready 70 defend
their homes.
This disaster Is regarded a great mis-
fortune by the French. who have been
eagerly seeking % extend their African
possessions They wished - attach -
their territory one Of the great unknown
regions, and expected 10 penetrate even 20
the shores q Lake Tchad. Craxnpel WAS
20 mike treaties with the chisfs On the
way 70 bring their countries under French
protection 10 order that tb0ss treaties
might b. put into immediate effect scores
expedition was sent out from France early
this year 70 follow in CHamPeis fOotsteps-
IL WIS in charge Of I've white moA. who 20
cured at st. Louis, Senegal. al tse soldiers
they required and enlisted a large fyrce ~
porters NJ LoaBgo This expedition tas
probably reached Crampels base ~ opera
tons on the AobsuRi-
Its equipment was 10 every way superior
20 tbst Of the pioneer. j. il we'll armed
and aole 30 cope with any ordinary force x
hostiles- The commander was instructed
! 70 make his way Deaoeabiy through TIE
country II possible. and ouly 20 resort %
Errras - q last exDedisnt There il Atti9
doubt. Il Crampsls expedition has met
the fate reported that there viii b. a asrcs
fight with the osnni bala
Cranpei was one 81 ths most sucCeaafll
Of Frsneh explorers he vsas brave and
tactful man. a skilled srleufit and q god
artist. he speut tvgo years rfioriug tno
foreze regions ot tie Freach C9ngo. aHd
added great deal 70 our knouiedgs % ths
/ canniS bal tribes