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Tho Custom Of the Country

u 20 give q fair trial to articles presented
for popular approval and then to testify to
tho merits of the best. Tried by this stan
dard, the best external remedy known to
both the medical fraternity and the general
public 10 the ALLcocK's Porous PLASTER.
Its fair trial has extended over a period of
more than thirty years. In all that time It
has never failed In remedial and early eff
feet. There is nj experiment. about it.
Buyers OF ALLcocK's PoRoUs P1AsTERs take
no chance. They are getting standard
Roods which have been known and proved
for . generation. Their composition and
ingredients have never been eoualled in
amy imitation plaster. The people know
this. They have found a true friend in
ALLCocK's Porous PLASTER. Oshor so-called
porous rlasters are feeble imita-
lions of the genuine. They may,
now and then. be sold to the
unwary, but experience and use soon show
their worthless character. For oil PURPOSES
wherein q placter is required ALLoocK's 10
the only one that is worth buying or irving.
This 10 mot the unsupported assertion of the
manufacturers (they need no such faoti-
tious aid to popularize their remedy). but
the voluntary and hearty testimony of the
living men and women who have had a per-
sonal experience of diseases and their cure.
The custom of the country has put All
COCKS PoRoUs PLASTER at the head of ex-
ternal remedies, and there it will STAY, for
the simple reason hat 10 is thoroughly
good, safe, sure and speedy in action.
What more could be asked? Ask your
druggist for A%LLcooK's and accept no other.
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NERVE TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

spinal exhaustion. enrasthenia etc.
Completely, perfectly ana permanently rejuv.
power. renewing the ambition of youth and the
courage of manic I'd; restoring to enfeebled,
enervated. exhausted, dsvitalized, or overworked
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
Its extraordinary curative power manifesto
itself almost immediately it, is taken, On this
tbs effect of every dose doing them good. It'll a
powerful nerve invieorating tonic, imparling Its
restorative influence through the mediun Of the
body. 1t makes but 1ittls diff. Q ICE whether tho
constitutional vigor Las been undermined by
scute disease, overwcrk, or Ger ain mitchievous
indiscIetion: OF whether the broken down con-
ditIon IS called by one name Or other, SO long as
there ls n rvons exhaustion. general OF local
Weakness.so long as ener yation and debility are
the type OF the ailment, this lie the remedy.
mltnsE Who SUFFER from the results OF
exposure. hidden drains, capr os or who have
brought upon themselves q series of affections by
, Milf fina n or C w.l,p.Iy y%Io'ating NATURES laws:
the remedy TO" their certain relief. 1t speedily
removes al evinsnces of progressive physical
aeteriotation. and restores the enfee.ed energies
WHENEVER TIsEaE is any weakness OF the
vital organs, nervousness, pros ~rations of the
physical or nenta! energies; confusion of ideas.
LACK of self confidence. irritabi.ity Of temper.
melancholy, ,cowardice. weakness Of this knees
and back. palpitatisn of the heart, dragging pain
in the lions, headache, irritation of the kidneys
an biad Ter; milky urine Eeraicious and hidden
wastes. resulting in a failure of the ms ntal and
physical powers, constituting an impairment to
SUCCESS and uniting him Or her for the duties
and resp ms! oIlities OF life, it is the remedy par
excellence.
Asingle package will be sufficient to inaugur.
ate the work of regeneration, and cure in many
cases But stubborn cases often require more. II
will b sent pc tpaid. secured from observation.
or 81 90 per package, or 6 packages for $500
Address all orders to
CATION MED. Co. Boston. Mass.
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> plaintiff. vs.. Joreph W. Hartwell and Mercy
e. hartwell. husband and vile, and Il finest ID,
Wright and Flora l.. Wright, husband and wife,
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and de-
cree OK foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
district court of the First judicial district Of the
Lewis and Clarke; on the 9Th day Of June,
4. p. lsSs, IN the above entitled acton, wherein
dsorge a. ! lsrk. the above named plaintiff,
and sac against Joseph = +. llartwell and Mercy
81, haTtwe!l; Ernest r.. Wright and
of S2.2146 IS. besides interest, costs ard At
torney's fees. which said decree was on the 9Th
day Of June a. D. 1893. recorded in judg-
an commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece cr parcel Of land, situate, lying and be-
ing IN the county of Lewis and Clarke, state
to-wiE
Beginning at an iron pin in the west boun-
nafg me se. Of ib lot 1au1 bered one ~. in section
merid ian of Aont1na, said iron pin being twelve
and eleven one-hnndredths la!O chains ,oqth
airy line tfty Moj feet to a pcint: thence east
three hundred (3oa) feet. NOR, or less. to a
street. nfty 80, feet to the south bonndasy line
property OF Ellen y. Hansen; thence west
Wong south boundary line of property of Ellen
o the pl7ce of beginning. said premises have
frontage Of fifty t,t) feet and 4 depth of three
5000 feat, moro or less.
Iogsther with all and singular the tenements,
sreiltaments and appurtenances t~hereunto be-
oneipg or in sDywite apper,ainine.
Pubilo notice is hereby given that on caturday,
ne sarh dsy Of July. A. d 1888, at 10 o'clock
NOT that day at the front door OF the court house,
1s,ena, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, |
III obedience to said order of sale and decree
IF foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
or 80 much u ereof as NAV be-
to satisfy said judgment. with interest
in hand. N"'n
. Given under my hand this 9TH day of July,
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED E. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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0IL AND IT'S WORKINGS
I'D Optlmistio Eaocts OF
ssHa M4NllXAn QouAtxsa N~axeraxa.

aed Optlmistio Efreets Of
A1sllvsA County's beverage.
18a2ass 1gdess ID A. ~ popular drink In %,
II !N1lAy4n SS01tys hackwoods," said q Scran.
eAs2 Ea., tssut fisherman, ,and the frss
u Y1iNkSng ~ ~ made che natives do some
81 11N9Ny 5eAtnaa while our party we're ovel
Il seee NAipplna ths pulling trout stream,
80 Week Every adult male I'm.
No. etdsl oil In that interesting
AYkton q timber. locks vAtsrfalls and
aloels. aad bibulous visitors cst into the
1870 habit the hrst day they arc there.
Cider III II dslsctabls compound, and to
novtoe y - dsesivinR thaS IL will floor
4tm 1osore be Knows IL IL he isn't careful.
nue = natives know Just how TO handle u.
snd y e . rare thing for the delicious bev-
esese 70 Foil q " them under the table.
sent sylsitsra = that section. Older oil. as
ana several other CITY sports learned
!ot The drst time last week.
g = part of whisky. The whisky
the cider 10 new. and by the next summer
the ltquid has become so mellow and agree
b I that you are tempted to drink it in
dtscreetly. They told Us in one place that
me smaller ingredient In the deceptive de-
coctton was cheap moonshine whiskev. but
- W0W AAt&uby kOVAs 0vCA SAOukA - .
States government may not have collected
any revenue on il. One generous native
put MP 1ixteAn barrels of older oil last fall.
and they said Il was more than half used
MP by Christmas.
whenever a native teamster gets loaded
20 b gullet with cider oil he imaRines that
he ean do wonders with his whiplash. and
hs VIII bet you = gallon of cider oil that he
Aan KILL . 6y ON q horses ear with the
cFacksf Of his whip without hitting the ear.
APhiladelrhia dude with light trousers
was staying whore our party were. and In
IN unguardsd he was unsophtsti-
eated enough to snap mp u bet that a ma
tive teamsters offered to make. The team
ster had been slipping cider oil for IN hour
OF 80, and the Philadelphia dude got around
him and was inquisitive. Finally the
OIL that hs could cut through the seat Of
the dude's trousers with the lash OF his
whip without touching the skin or ~iniuring
the dudes erson in the least. The dude
seemed to think he had a soft snap on the
teamstef. for he accepted the wager in
atantly. and the crowd filed out on the
green 70 witness the performance. Plae-
dude bent forward iii iii The a'0 ss.. of Of
his trousers was ns tight az a drum
head. and the satisfied teamster at oncs
measured OF three PAGES. swung the whip
around his head. and brought the end Of the
slim lash down on the STOPPING dudes rear
With I'LL his might. The unsuspeoting young
Philadelphian sprang into the air with a
handA and began to dance in the grass and
yell that he had been murdered. The crowd
got around him. and when the teamster saw
the blood he spat out about . pint Of tobacco
juice. turned on his heel. and slowly mut-
teSsd, ".By Cd. l lost the bet!"
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Whether Pasteur and Koch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately prevail
or not. their theory of Observation-Disclosures
is the correct one, though not original. It
was on this theory that D.. A. @. Aver, of
Lowell. Mass, nearly fifty years ago, for
mulated Ayers ~Sarsaparilla.
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Every day brings
something new to the
crockery department. The
Blake Jet Ware is the
very W thing in tea
pots, sugars and creams,
and of course we show a
coml lete line. It's an
English porcelain of
high grade with Jet
black surface and arts
tic decorations in gold
and colors. The effect
on a white table cloth is
very striking, and the
price very low.
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A Boon for Ladder.

French Tansy Tablets ars for the relief
and cure of painful n irregular menses
and will remove all distractions. no mat
ter what the cause. The only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Manufactured bv
A. Auaendre. Paris, France. 81 psr box and
for sale only by H. u. Parchen Il Co., sole
agents, Helena, Mont.
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No. ases.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. & LAND OFFICE
HSItxNA LAND MHTRIor.

It1IsxNA LAND llHTNIOT. )
HELENA. AoAtanA Juno Q, lS8A J
Notice = hereby given. ttAt tho WhitlatcA
eorporation ORGANIZED and e~1istinx undsr. the
EsisnA Montana, Ia. this dass 6isd az sppiics !.
TSai,iateh Union aud asSidon loasa, -: = o ffSa:S;
eurveyed and plated, AMI dastgnated By tho
Y; :. .ssy',o sS sen sns t fSS 4 ls. = !, = survey 3.
MINING district. Lswis and Clarke county, u on-
,s.1 recorder. N oi,ie. o q i'ss ds., and 81 H.r fss0 sssat y
;s,'e ! Z : :. ss,.sY (. .s N i..a a: sinai Js :. ss i: ::
4 So; ,a ssiia, ,t.. Z; ! si Is a.. : q ds q. y !. ni s ! t Ma
to corner Ne .; thence . g deg, y min, q MASH
. corner No. I; thence . 10 d.g: y min W. AGA
= ATS * { ss " 20 . . : :. thence & + e a.srse,, :. min X Y,
min ", 40 4 to place q bcsinnine. Excepting
aad excluding, theretrem all that portion q
s sssun dc Son ssS, :D Si'a sn sn,ss' No Ns'. q, q l1 e; vi: "a
| eaying y net area claimed for tho Holsna lode
Of $40 acres.
Aao6 from which Jcpes. 1. p. No. 2,.tpnr4,w.
thence n IS dey. a min ., s2ss +. to corner No.
Now .a' thence . = ~ i deg 81 = min y .1 81, /. TO- 'G place
s9 e & %Sisi.,o Go nnion isa !: q r. ..,s . scses claimed
beginning at Q rnsr NO. Of said survey No.
l,2U7 from which Jones, J. r., No. ~ ~.
bears 9 % dog ~ min II sec ", olHOs it running
thence n n deg. ~ min W, s47.4 Il to corner No. 2;
thence u 30 deg. IS min q l,l5l It to corner No. 5;
thence q 81 deg 30 min 9, 055 It to corner No. 4;
thence . 10 deg ~ min v, l.l4e.2ft to corner NOS;
thencc . 10 deg, 50 min ". 29S Z It to CORNER No.
y; thence . 10 dog, ~ min Y. I7.S II to CORNER No.
z; thence n 81 deg ~ min y. 4sab It to place of
al that portion Of ground In conflict with sur
yey No 4,206, survey No. So, lot .IsAa, survey. No.
$3.50, survey No 2,603 and the unionyille lode
(unsu1veyed). Leaving q net area claimed for
the & olden lode Of 1l.2l acres.
Upon which claims this notice was posted on
the I'd day of June, 1893.
Tho adjoining claims to the Helena lode are:
On tho southwest survey No Is. Union lode No;
2, lot blA; on the north surveys Nos. !,2H and
l.a07. Whitlntch Union and Golden lodes. re-
spsctivelys on the east the KNOXVILLE lods tun-
yey No; 20. lot S7B. survey No: II lot sSA. survey
No. 10 lot a5B. survey No II lot bSR, survey No.
s3 lot 81, survey No. 20 lot S7A. survey No. q
lot 50.
Adjoining the Whitlatch Union lode on the
west survey No. SOB, little Muddy NJ. x. lot
1913; on the north survey No b02, Big Muddy
lote. lot 7sA; on the south survey No. 4.205. Hell
Adjoining the Golden lode on the southeast,
the Unionvifle lode lunsurveyed); on the south
survey No. 1905, Helena lode.
premises or any part thereof are hereby notified
to present such adverse claims before the expira.
ton Of this notice or be debarred forever.
=. A. SWIdGETT.
Register.
Date Of first publication. June Z. 1893.
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Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or protruding. yield at once to DIR. b.
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts direotIv
on parts effected, absorbs tumors, alleys
itching and effects a permanent cure. 80 cts.
Druggists or mail. Circulars FREQ. DR..
Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by n, M.
Parchen q Co., Helena.
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The discount sale at The Zee Hive this week is
thing in the house OF 10 per cent. All goods ire
marked at our regular prices in plain tjg1res
from which a discount of ~ per cent is allowed
to every purchaser.
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You can't afford
to miss seeing the
WORLDS
FAIR
ON
WHEELS

WIN SELLS, avertdbeE living cemar;a paragon among all hormen;n none dare to chr
ege hiss pemacy ;tep rded Americas; the wonder of Europe who oro over three continuous
months vas the popular hero at ymp London; receWed the most enthusiastic ecogntonh from
royalty mobility and commonersa and was unanimously recognized by the British pr@a as the pre-
eminent feature of the circus in which he was shown
MIR. WILLIAM BUTTON, mhs brilliant fes of qmsrhmm, pafrmngn will forward
bMkwmd summesmhsn the bare back of his Witty running Sed. Once the td ashne
of thea gee engaged at tan enormous salary to ride at EACH performance of this Mes
MR.. CHARLES WATSON. the greatest six horse rider the world ever saw.
THE DUTToN SISTERS, undoubtedly the dna lady rhesm earth.
mmE M MMM n hm and M%%W MMs Sm %5am m seemed ymGn "mnmMmmm M light.
mmusm from every cline.
Two 1Ienageries O # Wild Beasts.
0m d@ hhuwB .a Mammoth Elephants Lions Tigers Ha Bears ,w%. L@sm and PmMmA Ams
mmM%S.HEa HL sShb%..n%aJ k MSMun %u lad: a: Az H%. .1Tm M a% 1 5n%%% e N"" "u'""sof phos nh~"d
mntate nmmme EhpMnHs Lion L@pYM. and bJy Camel; twenty great Circus Acts Three Great bands in
9nT aw" TGd "a Ws"En Id Gag. Dn and LARS ~ sEE THE Twenty CLwNE Fl mwM%"i
a. Mile Turn bic FRO the Skies
Grand BM@n Race md Double Parachute! mpy Mss Annie BELL mn and Mi" Lille R. To wAmdp posi-
I@rss: and. IW"'9 spent H CHEAP EXCURSIONS RATES Every railroad rive Low E1mmnnm Rates toAn
Big how ~ Mpsm .GoMmG maaH oY Free street parade. ZONE DAY ONLY Afternoon md Night Doors
=! n SsPi@ c%SM s "s@ss% {. ns.
EIe1era, "wednesday, JULY 20
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/" BOISE. Idaho. July 16.-Gov. Mcconnell
will in a few days issue a call for a state
silver convention to be held at Ketchum
about Aug. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-16

ROME, July 15.-Father Nicholas Mauron.
hend of the redenptosist order, died here
Yesterday.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

PARIS, July 15.-Emile lola has been an
pointed an officer of the Legion of Honor.
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A new and Complete Treatment. consisting of
euppositories Ointment in tapsules. also in
Box and Pills; . Positive Cure for External, In.
tsrnal. Blind or Bleeding. Itching, Chronic, Ro
cent or Hereditary Files. and many other dis
gases and femsle weaknesses; h ie always q great
Of = medical cure rendering an operation with
the knife Unnecessary hereafter. This Remedy
has never been known to fail. 81 rer box, 6 fol
disease when q written guarantee is positively
given with 6 boxes, to refund the money il not
cured, Send stamp for free sample. Guarantee
Issued by II. NJ. Parohen u Co.. druggists. SOLE
agents. Helena. Mont.
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MMFN&&
rREE CONSTELLATION oivea All Per
SONS eufrssing from CHhONAO Ols-
easss, Dtseassa Of The EYE. Ear
Nssc, ThPoat,a temash. Liver
KidAeys, Urinary Or
gsns. Nervous y
Private Conn
plAtnta.
DRS. L|EB|G ( CO.,
The world Renewed Specialists, Per-
manent,v Located 1t
IS South Main St, Helena.

The great, we'll known and responaible San
Francisco, Kansas city and Chicago specialists
now over 8 years IN Montana ar. physicians and
obstinAte and incurAbls diseases. have spent
Hospitals and Medical Colleges OF this Country.
and have no superior in diagnosing and treat
ing diseases and determines. Among the dis
eases with which they have met such wonderful
results. may DO mentioned-those terrible dis
orders which have resultsd in organic weakness,
Nervous Debility. Premature Decline. Impaired
Melancholy. Weak-bAck and kindred ailments.
which SO often drive to insanity. or suicide or
render unit to perform tho duties OF Life
Epilepsy cured BY newly discovercd remedies
Diseases Of the Rsetum. lies. Fietula, etc-
cured without pain, knife or loss Of time. Dis
ssses OF women. The Doctors have had wonder
full success in relieving hundreds of these poor
sufferers. and have perfected a home treatment,
by which the patient can treat herself at home
usual method Of treatment. Diseases Of the
Fever ever are rn oursbi iA1 Diseases hsas Of the Us and ana i La:
arc operations performed without lain. granu-
lated lids cured. Spectacles and Eys Glasses Of
the finest Crystal xround to order and perfectly
nd iueted to ,uit tho most complicated case.
FREQ examination of Urine--brinG sample. Ee-
markable cures. perfected In oases which have
resisted and been neglected and unskill-
fully treated. NO experiments or. failures. If
a case is incurabla the patient will be 20 inform
ed. Cases treated by mail or express. but per-
sonal consultation preferred. Strictly CON-
fdential and medicines sent to any part of the
United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

tyation Building whose dome IL only t"'
threc feet lower than the ball on the MauiSon
Souare tower on which the new l'laha Is " ''''.
MANY American cities are Tch ihtre "'o -"
.: =; NowYorl at least from which paraiIciS
in respect to the measurements OF eioun' pau
can he drawn. The Madison Square Uaiuc'' Wv
cr;nr an entire city block and measuring Wv
bv 425 feet, would not fill hali OF 'ie S''''i''
',ihi,;on binding that has frontage on the
court-the Mines Building-and III .'Ic La - ,I,
wonufac,ures and Liberal Arts Building, II "oui"
49,. 90 a sentrv box would be lost in the
L;,,oatr. of the Garden itself. There are NJ
.,oa o,ob,tacturai yistas in America VIII Whlc"
=. -. eth while 10 compare those at the fa''
~, o,.on in Europe certain welkrown fPdoo'
,.;;sh s,,,roclv in effect when pace" pcS-"'
.,ao in Jackson Park. The Plazza AT '''''
.hicb j. not unlike the main court III ~ '
and in the treatment OF tIee VI i''
orcades. with the skylincs aooVc ''','i r.,',o
tivev low. would have TO be cNpa""'' " '.
80 ,h,oo tines its size, In length AT ieas''
no,o, tho scale of the Fairs paadfan9"
A,o do Triomphc and its imInedla'e sui -.
tho matches approach TO 81 re'c' . H.. ~
hons como nearest 10 the standard vi vac 80 -
sca,e And il is not simply az al ''''," oor
Grandeur that the size OF the ran ,Ia 80
Sidaratior-it is as the softener. the ieVciie'' ~
influence thot teHPc'' % "details in
said. moderatcs the assre'siVene'' u
the whole ..,d;,cs If tbe lagoon
any ILL. assisted by the abundant sPd|e
-. & o,ven the different buildings i"e -,
''"ondon, way in which the latter nave ""
dosicncd has been remarked. ms Iequ'."
denendence of position far as could be ,,,.
Wut isolation or something akin 10 H. a'So nh !,
car.. the effect of poverty oil des'sn - ,,uG;rcs
scheme as the Fai-. ana there az. Wv" .nicuou,
Oh ~. fortunately far enough away from 'ne
anu .. " leave the effect of the latter not pei,
others " .s"o,ed Many vals of wrath have
e Sspu emu a upon the head of Mr. j. Ia
peen e" b. ,,as;rner of the United States Gov
,umen, Building which stands on the east pan'
e,hn u soon between the Liberal Arts and fisn'
or.. buildings Many more could be ,as'inaO d.
oniied to the same end. but some Shouiu NC -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY FEBRUARY 90

'ic IL presented OF mere frames, skeletons. with
covering 80 thin as to be nothing more than
shih' literally nailed TO them All the balldinc,
nave been erected in this way They have been
constructed in the rough, or rather their bones
nave oeen ar'icuated in wood and iron. and ther
car loads of plain wall SLABS OF columns. cor.
nices capitals bases and so on have been deposited
before each building and nailed in position oy
hundreds of workmen somewhat as squads OF ca bi.
net makers would sheGthe TIE walls Of a great
room with oak or pine And the beauty of the
thing is that the size OF the casts, their great
number and the haste with which they are turrea
out. do not argue an inferior quality OF material
The moulds yield crisp and generally even prod.
uct and IL is pleasure to find the lines Of pilas-
tiers and panels tie surfaces o. columns. and tie
carving, so to speak, Of capitals and such orna.
nent that IN the Golden Doorway" O.! tie
Transportation Building. without either necAan:
cal hardness or crude iEdis:i2ctness. Ths. this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

other. the Fisheries Building, which stands AT the
northeast corner Of the lagoon is necessarily sep
arate indvdualizcd work Of architectural ART, Tor
its STYLE Is RomancSquc, one OF the least Acanchc
in the world, and IT'S special charm l. that oil PIC
turcsaucncss II gains the latter partly from us
plan which Is of a central hall measuring lo1 N
500 feet. connected by an arcade with circular
annex Of polveonal form AT each end partly from
the ornamcntation, Of which there l. great
plenty and most Of all from the breaking up Oh
the buildings entire skyline with st'cp-rooied
towers and from the placing OF towers az ''"
main entrance Romancsquc architecture Is VI
ANYTHING but an aerial spirit, and fnrthermor"
there is a strong ecclesiastical suggestion IN the
composition Of the main entrance with the mug
tower surrounded by four small towers rlsihs
behind it, a suggestion foreign TO the purpose Oh
the building But Mr. II. ]. Cobb, the designer
has overcome these Obstacles by giving his out
line Great variety a. whole. and by using 70
many columns and arches that their scale being rs
= consequence. restricted they give an impression
| ~ liphtncss What makes this building an al
,rociyc point on the horizon Of the lagoon L. that
| while it Is balanced DIS skilfully Dis any oil 'hc