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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31

Ike aGOVe Is s. eat Of tho instrument used ~
DIR. Ierflli in the cNatIli. alton ,atsrrh aud
all Nose and Throat Diseases. Il enables ne
Doctor 10 sho% his patient the condition o. IL
at1oc,cd parts, ANA IL EcDIing tree --.is la ex-
planning lie necessity. The doctor will xiIaran-
tee At cure i'll every case of CatarTh be treats.
oI can ice treated at home, Instruments and
medicine furnished.
l':. icfliH has just returne,' from Chica 90.
whore be uaS been tI.ligs Il cDt.>,, IL the tl-t
- '-'ci5" :'y'ion.. also apccal cOuse in cleo
iilcity, TINS Being the second course OF the
kind The doctor has taken within the last Two
years The doctor Is the only physician in the
southwest who has taken these special COURSES
In electricity. aud l. co. GeguCnrfy the on!V one
familiar with its latest scientific application.
DISEASES OF WOMEN-Dr. 1errill has
made diseases of Women II speciality for -
years. and has all the late instruments. batter
les. electrical appliances, etc. Tor their Sic
cesSfui treatment, including fibrUi Tuniors.
baceratioES. displace nenfs, EnurgUments
Prolapsus, alterations, Lcucorrhea. diseases
OF the Oyaries Painful, Irregular profuse
MCnstruatiOn. etc.
NERVOUS DISEA SES-Dr. TerrilI wishes to
t;ail tc attention of tbose suffering from merry
Gus diseas +, Paralysis, Nervous Prostitution.
Seminal weakness, etc, 10 the wonderful cur
ative effects to be derived from electricity
when sclrnJiicniiy applied, and desires 10 stuie
that he fully restores Lost power ana VigOr in
either sex. and positively guarantees Il cure in
the last mentioned disease.
The Doctor has :he four different batteries
used in nedica treatment. VIZ: A - inch four
pate State Bdtti.rI. also fifty Cell Cabinet
Galvanic and Parade. Battery, also the Anglo
or AneSheuic Battery wilh which tn. Doctor
viii cure Heao Ache or any l;in n ) minutes
free of charge. These batteries the very
best manufactured.
To young ana middlc-aged men:
a SUKE CURE. ot; aaf Of a% carl
~ vice which brings organic weakness, destroy
ing both mind and body. win all the dreaded
ills, permanently cured.
SKIN D!SEAeES-Ail hin e cured where
athcrs have failed.
HYD0CELf AND vARICOCILE-A c,ne in
every ease. No cutting.
RliEUM ATISM- Positively cured 10y the aid
of electricity
PILES. FfSTULA-And ali rectal discusses
cure3. No knife, no pain. 4 cure guaranteed.
UHErHAL STRUCTURE quickly and per-
rlanentiy cured by ElectrOiysis. No cutting.
no PAIN no money until cured.
SYPHiLiS-Ihaf readed disease of man
Kind quickly aud permanently cured ~ the
sew treatment without the poisonous drugs
Of pyypHe days.
DR.. rerTffs success IS based upon facts.
FifSt-practtcal experience. secou3-EVerY
cas- Is specially studied. hus starting right
ihTi-Aedicine are prepared Ia his iabrasory
exactly TO suit e'ch case.
Examination and constellation free.
Correspondents viii receive prompt alter
ton.
Twenty furnished rooms for the accnrnrno
alton Of patients from II distance in Office
u.ldng.
1873 g5,4b Nan 81 R,caRa. gaascs.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Timothy Hopkins gives his railroad
library of one thousand volumes to the
Stanford university. He accompanies
the gift with cash contribution to
buy all the books ever written in any
language on railroads, making it the
only complete library of the kind in ex-
istence.
Prince Alexis of Russia missed the
last train that would reach the English
Derby in time, and autographed polite
request to have the races delayed, as he
was exceedingly anxious to see them
When he arrived at the Derby, how
ever, he found that the races had come
on as matter of course.
The German colonial office has is
sued for the use of all pioneers n distant
lands, more especially in Africa and
New Guinea, a manual of instruction
telling how TO collect vocabularies of
languages, of which no previous record
is available. The words are arranged
according to subjects. = Philadelphia
Ledger.
-One of the most popular writer's Of
the day in France. the Comtesse de
Martel, who is better known by her
pseudonyme of 'sGyp, +" is great-niece
of Mirabeau. She is leading spirit in
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
: CANOE LIFE.
The Days Programme of Popular Form
of Outing.

The Days Programme of Popular Form
of Outing.
Happy the canoeist who knows no
clock nor watch, but whose time is his
own, and whose day is broken only by
the natural divisions of FREE. open air
life. Sunrise finds him awake and
alert, few minutes serve to start hot
fire from fuel prepared over night, the
chops or eggs sizzle in the frying pan,
the coffee-pot sings gayly beside it, and
from the inner depths of the canoe are
unloaded stores of jam and marmalade,
canned vegetables, bread. sugar and the
ever-ready Tin milk" Breakfast de-
spatched. each pan and dish OF the simple
outfit is washed and slowed eompactly
away, one tin pail of moderate size con-
tanning everything pertaining to the
kitchen. Blankets and bedding are
rolled up, dashed tight and slowed be-
low, each in special nook, the little
tent is similarly disposed Of, masts are
stepped, the paddle laid ready on deck:
shove over the sand, and the craft is
afioat, probably by seven O'Clock, with
whole long, bright day ahead.
Under the fresh morning breeze she
bowls along, the crew to windward,
the strain on each nerve and muscle
varying with the motion Of the boat.
Our course lies by sedgy banks. by
stretches of bright sand shin
ing under the morning sun by fisher
mans hut here, or a handsome water
side villa there, by busting group on
a country wharf waiting the boat for
the city, or perhaps the tiny craft is
headed for more open water, a long
stretch offshore, with no outlook save
the sky above M. the distant shoreline,
and with only stray gull or wonder
ing porpoise for company.
! The day brings constant change;
nov Q bait on The beach fpr swim and
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
FORGOT HIS RAISING.
a COlleRs-Bred Son Who Got q Parent
jogging.

"A COlleRs-Bred Son Who Got . Parental
jogging.
The old man, the old woman, and the
children had travelled ten miles in an
OK cart to see the young man graduate.
1t had cost the old man all the cash in
sight to give the boy chance, and now
he was going to see him distinguish
himself. He arrived, and found his son
IN the hall talking with three profess
sors The young man glared at him in
gold eyeglasses and yellow shoes 'I
believe you are my father?" he said with
condescension, but really you're quite
disguised in that old hickory-striped
shirt Put it off as soon as you can.
III lend you one of my white ones.
And mother, l must see your mil
liner You look fright in that BON
net. And that little cotton-head chap
my brother, believe?-why don't YOU
dye his hair? He's in bad taste. Won
know! And, father, send the ox-cart
home by your footman. I'll hire a car
riage, you know. Oh, I've got lots to
learn you. Just wait till ret homel"
While the graduate was going on in this
style the dumfounded old man was
slowly divesting himself of his home
made coat, and as slowly rolling UP the
sleeves of his hickory striped shirt.
Then he fell upon the graduates neck.
and the latter fell on the floor before
the astonished professors. "Sit on his
head, old womanp shouted the old man.
land hand me that buggy trace, Jimmy.
Wy, the darn emery critters done fer
get his raisin'l That's il, Mariai Hold
him down while / fail the life euten
himw And ten minutes later the grad
uate, minus the gold Eyeglasses and the
yellow shoes, was being hauled home
in the ox-cart, and his mother was won
dering II aax-seed poultice wouldn't
help his head.-Atlanta Constitation.
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e CALL TO ACTION"
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31

Salvador has 1890 Square miles ar4
a papulation estimated at g'j5.9.o II is
small, but in proportion to rs size Is
the most popnlons and prosper ms re-
public Of Central tuel-i q q ff,.e is
the principal product Indigo. ,slra.
and medicinal plants aul v-,,:,ls glo.,-
abundnntly. Salvador IS especially rich
in gold, silver. iron. copper and uinr-
curry, and now has 200 mines in opera
ton. The exports Ear exceed the IN
ports. and that accounts Tor Salvaslo,'s
prosperity. The United States BOUGHT
last year from Salvador s. So ~
worth of her products and sold TO nc-
$1,235, To-. The total fore:.-n trad. Of
Salvador was about s. " 90O. j. IS
notable that the United : 3 ~, has iEst
doubled her xpor.s ~ Fado- sin :
1853, and that ~ sts.l3y il:rc,lsc IA
year. This t'-@dc go's ~ sv.1y q "a ii-
ports. { hi,....:., Ma.
-Force bills an: negr, Ga:ninat;. n
are simply scarscroyvs 10 f-ie-!tten ili;.
weak-kneed and credulous. gie tar:
no longer works. The ''i'to}y shirt
has lost its potency. tn wa is over
and most people know II % wall
street racks its brain. AMI nvents q
force bill, gets up Il Hon toad aff.:i-.
engineers rae tr,asb.es - th- sou,h
and does ever vih:1e i.f.,-ss ISIS. +, save INC
democratic party, whit; Is t:ss. o.iy .,.is.
of It's t.o trusted s--va;.ts -. h.sS e,;y
Lop1 this year.-Ciaeinuasi iietald
The indecent manner in which the
democratic house treated the alliance
sub-treasury bill. in waiting until the
very last hours of TIE session, when de-
bate was impossible, 10 make al adj
verse report upon the measure. is
another evidence OF the un fairness with
which isbcr's demands genera have
been treated BIZ the preseut congress,
and is another nail IL tie coffin IN
which the pntrid easea.s Of plutocracy
will be ensconce Il Ike coming cleo
tion.-NatioEA, fss.oi4oiliSt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31

Have you writtsz
9 '1e YETI H yoz
''sTeH't, wisdom
Hasd intsiIiEsns
ami,isinn suggest
y rte so-d1Y. Z
promise yo1 ny
1sI'eciai, persca0
S1f'rnti0u- i tn
N1eSasle 20 brie6y
es b sny Ally
intsilirsEt psDon
'f eitSeT ssz- Via
csn r-aG aHG
krrf~, end VIA,
ktfirr insfrrcrioa,
5ill work indus.
ytDnHsly. how %
EARN Three iFhou-
fssnd Doi1afs q
fyezr IN their own
soesiifies. WHERE
ever they live. I
Ewii. also fnraish :
tile situation o.
! empioy ment. at
which you can
earn that aBounf.
III charge nothing
'aDd receive nofh-
tri< q nieoa ouo-
seessf.I. - above.
ESGiLing dimenlt
10 D. arm, o. uIet
requires much
,fi.ae- ! desire but
Ssie person from
Zach district o.
county. ] hsveel-
|resdy taught anc
provided Elfh I-
piayment . large
.n1mber who an
, zach All q new.
= know all, II yo1
one Address,
n,tns AeanG
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
The Number LimitesL.

Wife, see your patent Aluminium
Drop Remedy is advertised TO cure just
twenty-five diseases.
Husband patent medicine propPieter)
That's all could get into half = coll
umn.-Life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
TIE Better Word.

Poor old Lnshforth fell down and
broke the trestle # her nose
Don't you mean the bridge?''
You might cali i. bridge, but as no
water passes undsr it l thought the
other word better. Once Week
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31

Barber-Did that young man take
you to the theater in carriage?
Daughtsr-No: he took the elevated.
81 thought he would. knew he was
too mean to live the moment set eyes
on him"
How did you?'
HE wears a full beard IN. Y.
Waaklu
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
An Expcrt.s op,nIan.

Bootblack-Shine, sir?
Gentleman tilnpatiently1-Can not
you see that 1Ey boots are blacked.
Bootblaek Yes, but it's = bad job.
Guess you did it y'rsslf. Good NewA
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
40 Gre.t Halter.

Mrs. Gaddcr-Enve you seen Mrs.
Hemphill since her husband elopcd with
the COOKE
Mrs. De Gush-Tes; she doesn't care;
she was going to give the cook notice
anyway. Brooklyn Life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
yILr!PILps.. PILEs.g

Frs Boggs' famous German Save
d lev J r Yong and } y Karr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31
.DB A FIN II = .!
TTS CO UaT5 AND fra

i.,'rpti!iraily rrratei ny an aurist Of world
"ist.' reputation. Deafaass cradle. I'D aud
~ ;is"iX cured, of from - IN 81 Aeaf=' stand
iiiV. . Ter sii other ire 'tmcJus n3ivV Jailed
.:u0 tbe d ilicuiti is reached ara 80 cause
- '.i''"'d. tui!N explained in ti.cuilTs, With
18Th avis snd Testimonials of ciltt,- from prom
:n' NJ people, maiieC free.
nr. A. F0ntaine. Tmenma. ,ia.ti.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-31

Ripals Tabules for liver troubles
Ripans Tahules cure headache.
Ripans Tab ules A.: one gives relief.
RipanS TabuleS cure biliousness.
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A prnsncrnrs t,enntlIc.

=. A. Fontai:,p. Tacoma. sash
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-19
PERSONAL.

G. w. Morse. Of New Chicago, is in the
city. T4E IN.
J.. E. Doores. of Ubet, is at the Grand
Central. &s E.ry
Thos. A. Cummings, Of Fort Benton. Is at
The Helena.
Leonard Goss arrived in town yesterday
from Augusta. s ,-.
viii Hanks, Of Great Falls, is at the
Grand Central.
day from Great Falls.
A. Wilson. Of Radersburg, registered at
The Helena yesto day.
G. E. Storm. of Wolf Creek, registered at
the Grand Central yesterday.
j. NJ. Ramsey and Mrs. Ramsey. Of Bill
lings. arrived in Helena yesterday.
H.. j.. Schreiner and Mrs. Schrelnsr ar
rived in town yesterday from Elkhorn.
Visitors from M~arysville in Helen yeater-
day were Frank Murray, I'D. Sullivan and
). j. Garnis.
Mrs. A. Lavenbero has returned from
Oregon, where she. has been visiting her
grandchildren.
Henry Burton and Chas. IA. Dewar, OF
Billings, were among the eastern Montana
yislto 8 yesterday.
+. 4. Bowie, formerly city editor of the
Great tails Tribune, arrived in Helena
yesterday from the Cataract city.
W. J. Kennedy, clerk of tho supreme
court, returned from Missoula yesterday,
whore he received the nomination last week
for county treasurer on the republican
ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-19

ita Injuries, effsminacy rsignsd, reason
sank and darkness again prevailed.
II ID tho old story Of oause and effect,
advance md decline. feyer and prostra.
tion. While tho earth il giving forth i'd
elixir 81 life tho seeda Of death ara
planted.
Since the dawn Of history gold has
been the worshipof humanity, the cause
Of wars unnumbered, az murders and
auioidas. II planted the banner 81 Don.
quest and sharpened the eyss Of the OK
plorer, 1t braids the vestments Of the
priest, circles the finger Of tho bride and
prompts the arm OF the assassin. 1
Strange metal. When secured BY tho
miner does he realize what woes and
sorrows. what joys and transports are
hidden amongst the shining grains? Do
the humble toilers with the pick apprs-
ciate the part they play in the comedies
and tragedies OF this thing called life?
Are Montanians aware that the 90.
called golden age 10 = matter Of their
prompting and that the reverberations
Of their blasts a thoughts into tho
brains Of genius?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-19
GOLD,

Montana is aptly called the treasure
state because her streams run over beds
OF golden sand and her mountains elis-
ten with quartz, rich beyond the capac-
ity OF human mind to grasp.
During the past and present and for
centuries to come her mines have
yielded, and will continue to yield, in
generous measure, the metals which
constitute the life blood OF m
and lard every channel Of trade. Her
contributions poured annually into the
worlds circulation whiten the sea with
sails and maintains the whlrl Of produc.
tive industry in every branch. Her
gold and silver are the steam Of the fac
tory, the guiding hand of the pillow and
the trade wind OF the ship.
As the %outpoursd treasures of Peru
and Mexico stimulated the armies OF
Phillip the Second TO overrun Europe
and inspired Shakespeare to write with
wondreus mind, so does the mineral
yield OF America enable mankind To
create a carnival Of invention, OF literary
activity and business prosperity un-
equalled in the history of the world.
In all ages human progress has ad.
vanced coincident with the production
OF precious metals until s%mothered by
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-19
JOTTINGS u TOWN.

The trial Of criminal sases In sths district
court will begin to-day.
The twelfth annual session Of the Mon.
tana Christian association will conclude to-
day.
The Montana Press association il adver-
tissd TO meet ct Anaconda on next Wsdnes-
day.
The Reed and Lust base ball team beat
the Clarke nine at Athletic park yssterd ~
BY = score OF IL to II.
w. N. BiRQs has been promoted 10 the
position Of travelling solicitor Of the Great
Northern, with headquarters ~ Helena.
The annual meeting OF The Montana
Wool Growsrs' association will be held at
Billings on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 30
and OCT. !.
Tho funeral Of the late Mrs. j.. W. Mitch
ell will take place from *727 Eleventh ave
nue. at two p. m. to-day. Funeral ssrviess
at 1880 p. m.
The Centennial Brewing company ex.
chase Of barley from the Gallstin valley
farmers every year..
A salmon trout twenty inches long and
weighing three and one-half pounds was
spea.ed in Big Spring creek, Fergus coun-
~. last SUNDAY by Eli Willis.
The Cinnamon At Miles City have refused
TO comply with the new federal registration
law 0lI0Cblu& tucLn 10 IUEIlAVU puEo0 DACEuFoB
Of themselves, together with descriptions.
To- morrow evening thu fsll literary sea
son of the Helena Unity club will begin at
Grand Army hall on Park avenue. Tho
principal featut es of the evenings enter
talnment will be a lecture by W. F. Sanders
ana music by Rufus ~, .4aE.lahd and ].
Zimmerman. y@## Wi IN NJ tts
A merry party visited tho sapphire fields
SATURDAY.. The day ,Fas spent ~ fishing.
.-A konA ntlSv,~ Tn III n - u ~ =, A.N. t+ M nc =
danes Adams, EkluAd,. Bsan. Gsshig, May
nard, Williams. Stahelifistd. ana stltslMisses
stanchteid. Hubbard, Mamie stanpA6eld,
Ruth Bean, Rinnn. ,4fH
A meeting OF the Western Montana Fruit
G owe,s' association has been vailed to
meet ut Missoula next Saturday. The pnr-
pose'of the meeting 10 to discuss wsys and
means for psrfectiDg the fruit exhibit OF
Montana at the Worlds fair. All gflperscns
interested in fruit growing, aud other pei
sons who have ideas on the subject are re-
questsd to be in attendance at the meeting.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-19

THE Cascade mountains are all afire.
Who did it? Oh, careless hunters and
campers--the same sort Of people who
set tho Montana m ountains atire every
year. The Oregonlan's talk to these
people applies equally we'll here. 1t
says:
No man need to b told that . camp fire
lsft 10 it, own devices In the mountains ia
likslv to become I oonaagration. But il IL
absolutely necessary. II these smoky ssasons
| are to be avoided and the reserve timber Of
the mountains ID to be protected. that all
mon should DO made to understand that
penalty follows transRrsasion in this mat
ter. Expostulations and e~ntreaty are we'll
enough when trey answer the purpose, but
whom they fail il il time to abandon them
for more effective measures. It will cost
something TO apprehend aud punish = few
of tho jolly picnickers or careless hunters
who are responsible for the fires raging in
the Cascade mountains for the past ten
DAYS OF two weeks. bat il will be mons
and energy we'll spent.
The mountain tre-hug is not a vicious
animal like the malevolent human cur who
applies his torch in the city. flo does not,
indeed. belong to the same genus. but he
manages to compass through carelessnes
what the incendiary does through p1emedi-
tated misohief-ths destruction of valu able
property by hre-and as the results are sim
liar the punishment should not be unlike.
That's right. Give the mountain fire.
bug u term in Jail. 1t is the only way
to cure his carelessness.