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moment longer. md then fell to the ground,

moment longer, and then fell to the ground,
quite dead.
MIR Hardy helped Mark down and car
Rod him home in his arms, where for
months. he lay in bed. His face. limbs and
body were literally scratched into shreds.
When at last the wounds healed the poor
little fellows muscles and tendons were 40
drawn that hs could scarcely walk. Al he
grew to manhood, however, he recovered a
good deal INC became n noted panther
hunter. MAURICE THOMPSON.
Copyrixht.
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DR.. A. G.. SPODDART.

The oldest and most successful
San Francisco Specialist, and now
President Of the Liebig World Dis
pensary Of Kansas City, Mo, San
Francisco, CAL, and Butte City,
Montana, will be at the
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THE CHICAGO.
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LWAUKEE g.
ST.. PAUL RAIL WAY

is the Fast Mail Short Line from ST.
Paul and Minneapolis via La
Crosse and Milwaukee to Chicago
and all points in the Eastern states
and Canada. It is the only line
under one management between
ST. Paul and Chicago, and it is the
finest equipped railway in the
Northwest. 1t is the only line run
ming Pullman drawing-room Sleep
ing cars with the Luxurious smolz-
l~ng-roorns, and the finest dining-
cars in the world, via the famous
"River Bank Route" along the
shores Of Lake Fepin and the beau
tiful Mississippi river to Milwaukee
and Chicago. It's trains connect
with those Of the northern lines in
the Grand Union depot at ST. Paul.
No change OF cars of any class be-
tween st. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, time tables, and
full information. apply to any
coupon ticket agent in the North
west.
GALE OF real EsTATE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ q decree made in the district conrt OF thu
in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke, on
tho slst day of October, A; .. 1871. in tho suit Of
hM la1an1er = da isa,9p; pla TIN and nEsinn, Samuel as !
master Of said court: appointed for That pur-
pose. will sell to the highest bidder. for cash. on
at the hour of l2 o'clock noon of said day, Mt
the front door OF tho court house in the city OF
said William +. Rector in and to tho following
described real estate, situate in the city of Hell
ena, comfy of Lewis and Clarke aud state OF
Montana: r+5
j oil 10 in block 10, lots 3 and 4 in block 10. lot
81 in block 10. lot b in block ~. lot IL in block
Y, lot II in block u, lots 7 and Is in block u,
lot II in block n, lol ls in block u. lot Ia in
block "A. lots and in block ~, and lot IL in
Flower Garden addition To said city of Helena,
JOHN u, BAkltOWH
Helena, Mont. Fob. 2. A, u. 1892.
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Opportunity.
Master Of human destiny Am T,
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields I walk. I penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or late
KNOCK unbidden once ut every gate.
If sleeping. wake; if feasting rise before
l turn away. 1t is the our of state
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hest
tate
Condemned to failure, penury and woe
Seek me il vain and uselessly implore;
/ anzwer not, and I return no moro.
JNo. J. INGALLS,.
But fail ye not in this respect.
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
railway.
This is the advice of
GEO. H. HEAFFoRD.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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under the beasts feet and made It's climb
ing difficult. Mark iEstirctivelv used the
Momentary advantage. lie crAwled Hs far
as he could go out on II long, sloud&r, hori-
Zontal branch, which gradually bont down
ward with his weight.
Tbs bullet tom the rifle had sped true,
though Mark was not aware OF it, and the
beast was suffering terribly. With desperate
fury it aprang far oat on the bcugh, scream
ing at the same time So shrilIy that Mr..
Hardy, who was making shingles near the
cabin, heard IL. The sound made him start
and shiver. INSTANTLY he thought of Mark.
He knew tho hoy had gone IN the direction
wherce the cry had come: it was from that
point, too, he had heard the crack of a
rife.
Ii was no common thing for a panther to
be SC canning IN the daytime. Flingine
down his tools MIR. Hardy ran to the cabin.
snntched his gun and rushed into the
woods.
Meanwhile Mark and the panther were
having it out together. after a terrible
fashion. When tbs brute, with a bloody
ioam around his mouth. lespsd cut of tho
bougl, IT'S weight made tbs wood bend and
crack. Mark lnyoluntarily slipped further
along toward the slender tip-eud, and then
tho l%anthtr, finding it could not follow
along. made q leap and struck sayseely
ut hlln with ono OF its strong fore raws.
Ths nails barely touched Marks face bpt
- - ''"it 'S"A "Sio u A0aNy beast
to the ground: but Immediately it clam
bered painfully up the body of the tree
agfin. raging and spitting.
fnls time, RS if endowed with -sasonjng
faculties, 1t chose & branch a little higher
up than the one to which Max was 80
desperately ellngin2. and crawled out until
its weight bent 1t down near the boy. Luck
lily this clever trick did not fully succerd.
for the bough, IN bonding so far down.
swayed to one side. 80 that the panther nj
it's utmost reach could barely touch Marks
clothes and skin.
There they hung. boy and beast. the
panther's nails just reaching far enough to
scratch now and again the flesh of Marks
body and limbs, tearing his garments into
shreds. II it had had q way to hold the
Dough steady it could have drawn Mark tc
1t and killed him.. Az it was, however,
both branches swayed apart at tho least
move.
But Marks bodily torture was almost un.
bearnble. Livery moment he felt he muai
let go and drop-sure death; for if the tal
cld rot kill him the panther would.
Suddenly the great beast collapsed ant
shIvered. AT the same moment there wa,
sharp wbip-like crack--Mr. Hardy haC
fired.
Hold fast, Mark!' cried the father.
voice, hold with all your mightr'
The panther hung there, gaspiug, just
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NEW MERCHANTS HOTEL, HELENA,

All persons desiring to meet and
consult, free, with the greatest
Special Surgeon and Physician OF
our greatest cities, right here at
Helena, should take advantage OF
this opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
RrCORuED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Mary A. to Robt Anderson. trus, &c, No
- West I57th.st year - 900
Allen. Elmer \ and wifr Ia sarah h Stobs Jshes'
Bertine, Edward u and Wife. 10 Board ~ Educsuon.
Ref ,huich In America. i35th'st NO oso' years.
SAN, to same No esi Eas: 1Soth-st. years. IS 80
same to Lucy d Booth et al eNcrs, &c, NO $50 East
1sGth.,t g., years % mtg 1000 -. - .r,., 70
BagT,cla Joseph to ths Is 6 'r"'anee ana lf''' 'O
Cro.sman. Grcenl.lf W, 70 John Smith, No IS Wet
Dorn Nc6oiaus aud wife. Jacob Dorm. No 1906
Drew. clara n, to Irda J MddlcbtoOk, 7thsFe, n
DAYTON Ella A. to seth Mniken. guardian. &c.
wes, End.a,e, 7ii,h.st. years. tlso9o
Enge. Emna To Hannah sullivan anu ano~her'
iIiilebcw. jas +, to Warren Crane g Jerome-ave
ON Wooilawn Heights. 3 years. $3.50.
HYDE. Elc' and husband 10 the Bradley Cure, Cunrcn
same N R6rs l. Jones. l2ith-'t = 12j IT W Sd'ave
Kay4ncyer. julius, to Louis Lewenstsin, n corner
Mott and I07 Is. yeers. 5000. .- -
Moore wm ond VIE TO Louisa Cain lot o27' map
OF land OF Clement { Moore. ) years. $4,000
Kindckopf IIenriete. Minnie Bayer, f7th-st
Schnltt Hy to Alice NJ westeryet es Edgecomb-ave,
: 37th-st. wears $1,000 ,ooo
S9lIyan MauriSc to tho Title uorantee and Trust
Co. ~ 7thaNe. years. slj 900
Stevens. Frank \. q Louis w 'raaker II oil cfu'sb "
Of io,hdSr inStaulcrts. 200 , -.,
Sm,h George \. L, the Meyer Louis. Lowenstein. -
shaw Ny q. to Annie sprattcr OF l02d'st. OF
West EldaNe. years 81, ooO: ~ -
Waliach. Karl ct al 20 The LIE lns Il trust 90
| SO Ave A. l year. $4,000. ,.. -
- Wuvtach Naa 10 c.lZ Malone $ Of Wlshington.sye.
n ~ LIT b3 year.. -3OVo
WolscnIuth Msrr J, to the 1ie Guarantee and Trust
za rryman1 Finst % the william Peter Brewing CO.
W cor Of Levi, aud jthst. : years $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ADDRESSES BY BISHOP POTTER.

wAYMARKs: 1s7o-1891. Being DisGourses. win
Some Account Of their Occasions. by Henry !:
Potter, d. D., Ii ID. ovo, PIP vii' 800 ~ l.
DuttOn 4 Co.
The twenty zone sermons and addresses that compose
this volume happily named by the Bishop OF
New-YOrk: for they are "waymarks,' not simply "l
the life and progress Of his Church. but Of the social
and intellectual movement Of the times. Among the
topics discussed the Priesthood OF science"
Missions. the "Organized Work OF Women" FREQ
Churches "Cathcdras,7 Citizenship and the Ct
zcn,' the Fpiscopae,' Higher Christian Educa'lon
the American sunday" New York Merclants,' and
National Bereavement" In his treatment OF these
subjects the Bishop reveals himself not only as a
farseeing religious teacher, butalo as thinker who
has something OF real moment to on the problems
OF the age and their ultimate solution lie Is good
Churchman of though few extremists In his
Church might not be willing TO acknowledge 1T; but he
is not good Churctman as to prevent him from
recognizing the great facts OF modern life. which are
doing much to modify he old conception Of religion.
His service his Church IN these uterancc' is not
SO much the controversial assertion of its peculiar
doemaS application Of its great principles
to the questions OF the day. The general public Is
rot much concerned with the Of any religious
body In conquering the goodwill Of the community
But it may be said in passing, that the Episcopal
Church shows at its best in these ueraDces Of the
Bishop Of New-Y0rk II has suffered much in the
past from the belief whether well founded or not,
that 10 little esOteric sect, out Of touch with the
religious and secular life of the American people. and
with 10 message for them except a few speculative
theories Of church government and order. NO one
read this volume without seeing that. however true
this may have been In the past II is no longer
true. Even the cathedral idea, unfoided by the
Bishop. will appeal strongly the good OF Ameri
who may have had little belief in the utility OF
cathedr1s The thing NAV be said OF his treat
OF all the other special doctrines and practices
peculiar to his Church. lie succeeds in investing them
with character that commendS them 10 much wider
constituency than the members of his own Church One
feels in reading his theory OF rel ious orders tho
ministry what not, that he at least makes out
good for them This is not because he tries TO be
great theolorian q rigid Churchman. but because he
remembers that his Church is an integral part OF the
greater Christianity OF America. The book Will be
read with interest by all Christians, except possibly
few Catholic extremists in the Bishops own COM
munion, who Will fail TO find in il OF those party
warcries which they take such delight in uttering.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

(N. J. {. & II. Z T.. Il. Co.. Lessee.)
Trains leave I'D ST. North Kver station New. York
follows ard 20 minutes caiicr from foot r.
$3.50 A. M.-D,y iof NrwbIrg, Kingston. Albany
7,I5 A. NI.-Dly Aba y daily EXCEPT Sunday Mon.
cu,e Rochester. Buffalo, Niagaia Falls Detroit. CHI
Daily, except Saturday, for Toronto.
11;35 A. NJ Daily. tAeept cnntay for Albany and Utica
g os Hl6,ay Se1aa' 10. AIOani n,i,, s,,
cusr. Rochesier, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto d..
sis y y l-Day. for A,9any wa, Syracuse, Roch.,
DAILY eNccp, SATURDAY for Toronto.
MAXERsIRNw LOCALS, 2:t5. IS i5 p. NJ.
NI.WBU RG LOCALS, . % 10 .1j A. NJ. 81 :l5 4 40
s;35, 20 80. III 40 p. NJ. w.
Sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Dc.
uoit, Chicago, ST. Louis on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets timetables parlor sleeping
car Accommodations information apply at Brook.
yn iS8 Washington ST. 72G Fnltonsti Annex ONCE, foot
fu tonst New-lOrk City, 211, 1888 1S5,
l43 Bowery Park Place 81 Vest i25th st. and st ~
tons. e. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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Gorses, Carriages, Cir.

ID ETEE 9. Il EILOf.'i CO.. NltIl lONL-I-i'@'
l. arr inetrIrtfi 10y
MIR. ROBERT BONN.-.s
n sell AZ auction
head Ci
rHOifiNG STOCK.
hlc3y oi his lr,r rdlne, .,. -.
TUESDAY,, JIuuarr l2 lS3S, u " o'i"'A' III
American lu-tltpt" Fuidls
3d-aNc.. -urtNc-u Gsd and Gl.h So. Ne" l"ih'
q iOs JChg--'l . .--,, ,ooo
This include. all of Tho foal- OF iss' - 'u lc
lred hy NJ tounrr rNr'Lt crNeI lui .. .'I'
asa Wa injured: They ar cii,iy ny M
Sfartir fIirid.s Nc~trE.-t'r Ii"lt az '''! -
brood Marc by Cuyier Homer. liin.c - Niditr ana
Macc,'s na,nhctonian, hrrG 10 An."l ~ N1l q" .',
tlnncer: Weschc>tcr brother u Niiolict l' son OF
Sirtlc and EdrGoc 81 EiHari Everett ana Jessie
kirk dan. Of Nllolira. I'd. . ..,... , .to
The viii - subject to inspector ~ DEF :" sfg
from SATURDAY until ~o1 VIII cNcrion "l Nnnu,l ana
,av A. .,a, In narnrss on the TIA Is fon"el-h nth mlc
within the building For ctal' que, addir->, ~o
iO7 JOIn-~t. NcN- crk.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
LONG AND &EASTE TERaSTATES LINE

BROONI.IN AND BO-TON.
W9torburv Ncw.Britln, HaluCrd. Nll!mlntlc Putnarn
trlnKln arr Prov dcnc..
SOLID PULLMAN yE-TlBl LED TRAINS WITH.
~ OUT CHANGE
HloOnIyu (f4dtD.hdte Ifdnhllh-JNc. Stations,
L. L. IL; H.. :OJ, and Long Island City II D. n
dany unc.uding Sunasgl due Ia Boston al 80 m.
Coffcs spending train returning.
Tickets and ,iecpnsca. tetths secured IN NcwYoik
Bro,dway: HroLAlyn SS3 Ful'onst. 1O7 Broadway.
JonQ Island Express calls for aud checks iron
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only sale at the Exchange yesterua. "' ~ -
william Kennedy who sold No. l,Oo4 fIi"''.'
,n oa,t Ida north q, Eighty fourh-st. The property
g fourstorv one-front dwelling lot 2oxl2o
il sold for 800 to William H. Tweddeli' i"e
other sales were adjourned Although the p'eecn'
offerings are unmportant. some Important nar,ct.
ment properties will shortly come on ,iii .I tnr Inc
sal. a. on January 10 Of Nos o2 to 96 en,h
and Nos 100 and POI Mercerst. being the ~ sU 10
west corner of the two streets, on piot %
covered by eightstory buildings on Js"uny D ,,nt,
smyth & Ryan will sell No. 2ol Filtn ave- and ad
Joining the Madison square Bank Another p,att
properly will be offered by the hers of is1nary re ss.
n consists Of Nos and Liberty Place s, nIuMsy
between Libcryst and Maiden LnIe. me ne n,% is
3OyiO0 irregular. These ard other valuable pr0Pcr',0 M
which will lie sold by executors before J,;,iyn Ji,uiy ~
w oGord Tie best indie alton Of the conditioh VI
the market for the season.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Citp propertn 90 Eet.

A pyEETIsEMENTs FoR TIE NEwfoRKo TKiB,
n UNt Will BIZ RCCltlVED AT THE UPIOWN
OFFICES. No. LBS Broadway, corner Thirty .lr't.t
LAO Broadway. cosEef 26thst.. until = D. m 30 West
ST. SthaVe l52 bthRNe., iJ3 FOURTH
ave- corner Fourteenth ST: 200 Thidave corner Forty
sevent1.st: l,020 IbGaNc., near SNtynfst.st l,'Uo
Firtsve. 100 West Forty sccondst lo95 Columbus-a'e
ll7O Nnthsye, cor; 72d 81 60 Liberty 81 81 Avenue
1.323 rhirt.aye.. and the liAlLEM OFFICE $50 East
Onehundrtd .fth.st. up 20 p. aud cod
west hundred and twenty nth-st. at regular ohce
rates
4, ESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnlshcd. ell
~ parts OF city. WlNANT & GOADBY,
500 MidisOn-ave cor. o2tsf
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

THE BOOK OF OPEN-A1 SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
Illustrated. The standard authority hm.ric1n open
q Rules for sailing swimming. ball pla.-
ing shooting horseback riding. &c &c. IN full 81 pr
Published by The Tribune, New York Entertain
ing and universally complimeIted by the press.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
I CHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and Des.
0foS'S ~ Tor MnaSh Chunk and intermediate point,
f,o and the ws,t iot;,yiie aid .acipll oca points.
q a m ior Mauch Chunk AID intcfmediat. points. ~
IL a. NJ for south PlaIufcld ana All Intermediate points
- 80 p. for EImiia aud intermediate points chair
D. e. iol Tunshannock ond inc'Tacdlst; points con.
ne.sga to Mcai E na%d an & do and all termedla,e point.
$40 :. m 20 s. and Il, Junction and priacpaf inter.
80 N; fot Potc.yil9 and rternef'a'e points, Chai,
'' 20 o. m for March Clrnl. qnd Intermediate min.
coSueeca to l:cr'na and Harrisburg, 'O'" a.
- p. ht llunn-tsn anl ~ iniermed1te polnts
feo and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 LJons and sus-
rans leaving a, 10 a. H. Il 80 p m D. m. and
40 p. connect oT all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
''H 'OA' SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL FOR Maueh Chunb. Hezcton Shenandoah
IL D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
80 mn m w@.. ,Gr cnfya Lyoq , Ela Eshe',eT put
-. :. Gc9er,l r. torn once as, Broadway.
b ne , S irans 1S , w c' 9r ana check
NEw-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Hies earlier iIeG oo Jay;is for LII MonohA
Town BooH!ngburgh. Por. Jcrvis. MoS;iceo Ecnviiie.
tIsbuish Iiictty LAyne,t"n Mnos. Hancock, Carbon.
Urcs Home. Oneida. oswcgo, Detroit Chicago and
3:i5 rN,,, M Campoen Hal! Lakc- Molonk aud Mime
wesxa. Waikiki VALLEY stations M,ddletown. Blooriiac.
Lursi' ilcl.ile ln,bursh. Hrrleyve. Liberty. White
i,.oo M %Mpdi23'.,ovn. = tu,rn Liberty, nv.
~ s sa Meao N1not BosAal W,i:on sidney, XorTle6.
Suspension Bridge iDay all other trains daiiy ere e9
ssan.s s sndssssa. dss.:s.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Hlnsiral Jnstrnments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand. upright and
"A square pianos OF our own make, in p'fec. co"o"on
and fully warranted also number Of second hand pianos
VI o'"er pr'"n ~ WM KNABE g. CO.,
1fS 5th.aye., near 10th st., Ncw-fcTk.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Gouutrn prcpcrtn for Sale ano Go Get

A TTEACTlVE HOMES At HARRINGTON PARK.
"A bergen County. Ncw-Jersey. the West Shore T. r.
II miles NcwYork. The Hrk Is being laid out and
erected according plans and under the direction o
NauN CO., Architects and Engineers. Bible House New
York Lots contain about quarter Of No lots
fer sale without Price of houses lots about
- 600 and upw Property i carefully restricted Plan
grounds about 10 acres Will be- furnished applca
lion. Full particulars may be had by addressing the
Harriet Office Greenwich Fire Insurance.
90 l0l Bloadway \. Y fcr,onall. to j. Edward GILES
l1f East SiNcenth-t y. y or LD Charles II. Roosevelt
Exchange Place. y. Y. Boats connecting
with train, Of the West Shore Il. Il. leave Forty
s,t ond st. aud Jay st
IL OR SALE-Valuabc property in Baltimore; Maryland
club Building corner Of Franklin and Cathedral st..
the full width OF siXtysN feet; squares
square west Of the Washington Monument
the situation is high, about on the level OF the base of tho
monument; drainage sNcellent, the land falling all
directions away from c corner lot fronts about 03 feet
fIanklst about l37 feet deep Cathedral 10 Haml-
tont rty adJounng composed Of dwelling houses Of
the class with several churches including
Catholic Cathedral and several new and handsome public
buildings Immediate ncighborhood propc pre-.
sents unusual Inducements to investors In reu
the low prices now current In Baltimore Apply by letter
directly 10 the MARYLAND Club. Baltimore,
addressing SAMUEL H. LYON. V President
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