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The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
SuER1FF.s sALE-ARTHga WILSON r.

. A. G. Amcotts and T. o. Plunkett, plain
,iifs. vs.. VIM. k. Jewell. defendant.
In pursuance Of an order Of sale issued out Of
the state Of Montana in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. on the 9TH day Of December.
A. y. 1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
hsthrr @illson. 49, AmeStts m,.;t:. an ot !; u
= judgment and order OF sals against Nm. r.
Jewell. defendant. on the Ath day Of December,
A. -. 1898, for the sum OF sos. besides in
terest ard costs. which said decree was. on tho
9Th dag Of lece,nbs A. ~. 1899. recorded In
Judgment book No. - Of said court At page
-. nm commanded to soil all Of the fol
loving ba as;oseod E;opert, t,sl inshS,e. J0,.o
Eavis" and Judge Davis Extension" lode
claims 81 uAted in edar flans sunerganized)
mining district. Jefferson county. Montana. to-
Sether with the following dc cribsd other prop
erty situate i on ard above said mining claims
to-wlt:
One ko-se-whim with wire rope and two buck
ITS. ten (l0) stamp mill driven by water pow0f
Meffel wheeD. with 500 feet OF 10 inch pipc.
pleie). lOo-9allon Knowles Dupaex pump
with 200 feet Of a-inch Pipe. bunk-honse u fees
BY IL feet. chin gle roof stoves. arrastra with
ptete. dwellinG-honse OF three rooms, cellar
and log outhouses, l stable FOR horses with hsy
loft, building complete for said l0-stamp mill,
rcncentratinG table, all personal property In
Public notice is hereby given that on Wodnes
day. the 18th day Of Deceinbar. A. d. 1893. ct
II O'Clock a. IN. Of that day. at the front door Of
the court house. Louder. Jefferson county. Mon
tanA will, in obedience to- said order Of fale
Ell the above described property to satisfy said
Judgment. with interest and costs, to the highest
and best bidder for each in hand.
Given under my hand this lAth day of Dsccm-
DANIEL. MCNEIL Sheriff.
6y w. Z. TINDALL, Undcr Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
I r F!
DIS. Liebig ( Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FRFF CONsU LTATION given to all persons
EufeIipg from Chronic DISEASES. Diseases of tbs
Eye, Ear, N &c. Throat, Liver, ttomach, Kid
nsy rnasy av and isv.: %
pat ents in Montana demand creator faci!itie,
end Accommodations, to nset which Drs Lie big
x 60. have siahlishe offices in his city. hey
will be in charge OF suiy authorizod rspresen-
the head ohice, whore complete records are Kept
Of all cases and tho treatment adopted Each
biEnch having its special sts. no one physician
ana cevsr less tn N fiva experienced specialists
have consultation on every care p. esented.
HAVING rhoueands to refer to. con- parisons are
readily made. No expsrimentins-simplya ap-
number proved auceessfu. his is the secret Of
their success tnd the re.sen such marvellous
cures AZ heretofore reported have been made
rfer the bss, local physicians pronounced them
hurelessly incurs bic.
MINI (hronic affections, whether from early
indisoretlons, .eneresl E1cesss:, seminal
affections uniting them from enjoying any Of
the pleasures of Iife treated End cnrod after
sbso uto failnre by others Ers. Liebig & Co 5
treating the Diseases OF Men is worldwide ssd
they have patients in all parts Of it.
WOhEN-Thoir speci.'ist for affections Of
Women, has all tho latest Appliances and
remedies used in tho principal hospitals ami is
without . superior on the coast.
CA1AkRH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, ar Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and IN q rlnnnor go mildly as to be acceptable to
the most delicate child.
races for Sp nal Defo, mites, Club Feet, etc,
hnrfactured. Satisfaction guara nteed.
Call early and avoid being hurried by the
large number of patients. i hoss who cannot
hnd 1t convenient TO see the minent Specialists
can state their cases BY letter tarefnl attention
given to CORE Fspondenco and medicine and ap-
pilances sent by express.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

. paintif. W. nnioo l. Ha-kill. Dallas Has:
kill and hobart {. " allaca. delenaant..
Under and by, virtue OF an, order Of sale ami
dis rict court of iudiciat district OF me
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
Snd Clarke. On ths -stn Gay "f Ncve'nbr. A.
.ss inc tn ABOVE vSea ea1ea actaGn. Waeren h
tained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale sHa.n Eunice l. hssktlt. ailas ha =
sill ~ and :, kobe,t G. Wallace. defendant;
leys for the eum Of s'ssi.:9 berides inter.
est. costs and attorney fees. which said decree
was on the .hn Gsy Of emDer A. ~ l69 70
psee =. am commanded to sell al mo. e certain
lots. piece parcel OF land, situate. lying and
being in the county of Lowis and Clarke. state OF
N ntana. and bounded and described as follows
to wit:
Lois numbered ssvent 'en Q7l and eighteen
U.s.. in block numb Six hundred and two
lou2) OF = the Aohack 4 .nnnon neill,ien to the
and one half (s5n) fe:t front on Ninth ayenue
formerly called eutro strest) and aore hundred
and forty n4O) feet deep. anu bounced on tho
north by an alley, on the east b. Euback street
on the south by Ninth .venno. and on the ives.
by lot npmLer sixteen (lt) in aid block, as said
lota and book are mum bered. desianat and de-
ecribtd the plat of said Hoback b annon
cordsr of said county Lewis ard Clarke.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tues
da5. ,hs i!th day ci Decernber. A. D. 1893, at u
O'Clock IN. Of that day, at the front door of the
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, will in obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale roll the above
described property. or so much thereof as may b.
nee to 'attsf{ ssd judgment With nter
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this a7th day OF Noven.
CHAELfs D. CURTIS. Sheriff
Rr fnHn n Mesa T'naor shoriH.
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London Cabs,

There are 11,0CO cabs, over Is, 600 drivers
and $4,000 horses, and altogether some 1oO,-
900 human beings depend upon the cab in-
dustry. The value OF the stock is about
81, 600, 900, and the yearly earnings are e3,-
100000. The present season has been a try
ing one, and there are many men literally
starving. Their chief points of complaint
are boy licenses, "bilking"-i c., the dsap-
pearance of the fare without paying-the
privileged cab system of the great railways,
by which the companies make some eli 900
. year, and the private railway busses-
London Spectator
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
Ladies' APPRECIATE

GOOD remedy and there is not any thing
on the ma ket that equals French Tansy
Tablets for the relief and cure Of ainfui OF
regular menses. These tablets remove all
distinctions, no matter what the cause
Manufactured by A. Augendre. Pa is,
France. and for sale only by Parohen-
UAcheul Drug Co.. Helena. Mont, sole
agents. Pr:cs ~ per box; sent by mail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
A Sure euro for Piles,

Itching piles are known by moisturs like
pei spiration, cnusinQ intense itching when
warm. This form ns we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pr"truding, yield at once to DR.. Bo-
snnko's Pile Remed,, which acts directly
on parts affected, abso bs tumors. allays
itching and effects a permanent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
Pnrohen-D'Achsu! Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
A Quarter Century Test.

For "A quarter of century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested. and the
millions who have received benefit f ON its
use testify to its wonderful curative DOW rs
in all diseases of throat. chest and lungs.
remedy tha. has stood the test so long
ard that has given universal satisfaction 10
no expe' iment. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed to give relief. Or the money will
pe refunded. 1t is admitted to ba the moat
reliable for coughs md colds. Il ial bot
tles free at Parehen D. Acheul Dug Com
pany. Large size 500. and 81.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
A Philosophical Husband.

A philosophical husband Of kirschseon,
in Bavaria, publishes the following an
nouncement III the local papers: Lost, on
the 22d OF September, my wife, Anne. Who
ever has found her is begged to keep her
lie Will be handsomely rewarded. ."-Lon-
don Daily News.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

People who have tried it say that there il
no better medicine for dyspepsia than Az
er's Saraaparilla. 1t may not give ono the
stomach Of nm ostrich. but it 90 strengthens
the alinenta,y organs that digestion of or
diuary food becomes easy and natural.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18
A SulnanEuGdi Party.

AS the word implies, Il salmagundi party
is one in which variety of forms of enter
tainment is sought, and may include games,
cards, dancing, etc. AT II salmagundi party
held in New York cooking was the form of
entertainment, each guest being called upon
to prepare some dish for the supper.-Ex-
change.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

Everybody knows that the conditions 70
health are not favorable whom tho stomach.
liver and bowels are d isor deted. In sucl
csses headache. indigestion and constirs-
ton are tho result; for all which ailments
ths proper remedy is Ayers Cathartlc Pills.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

"A girl is not in her teens until she be-
comes ID years old. The word .tecnsn
means the years of ones age having the
termination teen" beginning with ''thir-
teen" and ending with nineteen" A girl
only II years old is not in her teens. al
though she is in her thirteenth year.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-18

If the hair has been made to grow a nat
nal color on bald heads in thousands of
cases by using Halls Hair Remover, why
vill 1t not in your case9
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A. GOLDBERG,
9 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MET
~ Ing Of tho ttookholds!s of tho Montana Ma
tiousl bnnk of Helena, Mont. will - held at
o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF electing direc-
tors for tho ensuing year. aud the transact on Of
su h ether business a. may come Eefore the
meeting.
a. L. SMITH. Cashier.
Helena. Mont. Doc. ., 1879
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-, Mass.
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IiQuid Oxygen.

Professor Dewar, who has liquefed
oxygen and air, and succeeded in cx.
hibiting those interesting liquids to
a roomful of spectators in England,
has also shown that liquehed oxygen
is strongly magnetic. When he
placed quantity Of it in a dish just
beneath the poles of an electromagnetic
the oxygen rose out or the dish, and
formed itself into liquid link con
Meeting the magnetic poles.
Then it began to boil until, upon
the circuit being broken, it fell back
into the dish like drops of water
When he experimental in a similar
manner with liQuefed air it, too, rose
from the dish and attached itself to
the poles Of the Magnet the nitro
gen air is formed of oxygen and nj
trogen-riSing with the oxygen and
showing no tendency to separate
from it.
Cottonwood, when dampened with
liquefed oxygen was Immediately
attracted to and held by the magnet,
and the liquid was even drawn out of
the wool 10y the magnetic attrac-
tion, and left deposited upon the
poles,
1t is evident that a new field OF
scientific wonders has been orcned
up by the recent experiments With
liquefled gases.
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matters not which, between the peo-
pie OF Tonquln aud the French,
aud after a bloody struggle this
country, then a dependency OF China,
was made French province. This
left the two French possessions in
this part Of Asia widely separated,
aud In order 10 consolidate them the
coast territory lying between them
aud known AS Anam was taken pos
session o. TIE area OF Cochin China
Il estimated at $4,000 square miles,
aud It's population 40 1000, 900.
Camboda has an area 0f $4,000
square miles aud 40 estimated p0pu-
lation 81 l,sf0,0o0 Touquln has
an estimated AREA ~ $1,000 square
miles and 4 population 90 o,00V,uao.
while Anam has la nua Square miles
ii arta aud l.0nA 0n0 lumbltauta
the aggregation lf al these giving a
veff falf sfalt fac colonial am
plfs
r. tee aesf ai IHn Territory lea
tha aIeF Hl iHa gleAt FIfaf Nauaa
ahleh. faIas H fhI0at afef HNN
Wlas As4f NHaA allh nlaAa wini
iaaa .A & aHatls lsIulH .nHlsa
$50 aIh iHAAHA zNH "a tNIsA
1914 H#llH HafHaA iAa A.AM
saHaf faHaaA - fiaHA N#la
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Siam to give up about one-third to
one-fourth of its best territory.
This, In brief. is an explanation Of
the difficulty between France and
Siam.
The limits of Siam on the north
and east have always been rather in
definite, for to the north, adjoining
British Burmah, there lay number
Of semi-independent states, which
sometimes owned allegiance to Siam
and sometimes to Burmah, as the in
fuence Of one or the other preponder-
ated. The same difficulty existed in
the east, where the Anamites some
times paid tribute to China and
sometimes to Siam. Siam itself has
In times past been dependency of
the Chinese Empire and even now a
sort Of allegiance is acknowledged and
q tribute paid. So far as the Siam
csc territory can be estimated, its ut
most limits at the time Of its great
est extent were about 1900 miles
from north to south and 700 miles in
WIuVhS VI fCly uCdllg OhC- GuiAh bhC
size Of the United States. That
however, was before the English con-
quests in Burmah, which considera-
bly, reduced the nominal size Of the
empire. Its present area is esti-
mated at $50, 600 square miles, while
1t has a population of 1000, 600 Siam
ese, 1000, 900 Luosians, and 1000,
900 each of Chinese or Malays.
Government of Siam.
The Government OF Siam is in
some respects much like that of other
countries having limited monarchy,
while in one particular it is curiously
different. There are two Kings, a
first and a second, each Of whom has
a state establishment, but only one
is honored as sovereign, the other
acting as a sort OF Prime Minister
The whole country is divided into
districts, the government of each be-
! ing adm nistered by a local official
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tao,,shed laws OF the kingdom that.

tabiished laws OF the kingdom that,
although the Siamese call themselves
the Thai. @the free," and their king
dom the Muung Thai, "the free king
dom, they are practically under the
same kind of government as most
other Asiatics.
The King of Siam Is, comparatively
speaking, a rich monarch, having an
annual revenue somewhat exceeding
$4,000, 900, OF which sum G2s7, 900
come from the land taxes, SOS, 900
from the taxes on fruit trees, Gl00,-
900 from the spirit tax, s120, 900
from the opium tax, gl00, 600 from
the gambling tax, el43, 900 from the
customs duties, 800, 900 from the tin
tax, e27, 900 from the tax on edible
birds nests, and about the same
amount from the fisheries tax. As
all the taxes are, however, farmed
out. and Siamese tax farmers are no
more. honest than the people Of the
same business in other parts of the
world, his Majesty of Siam loses no
small sum annually from the pecula-
lions and embellishments of his
agents, and it is even asserted that
scarcely more than half the amount
due reaches the royal Golfers. He
probably makes up the difference in
the personal service eXacted from all
Siamese natives, every Siamese in
habitant of the kingdom being re-
quired, if called upon, to give at
least three months labor in the year
to his sovereign. The result may be
beneficial, so far as the King is con-
cerned, but as he frequently calls for
this service at time when the crops
should be planted, or cultivated, or
gathered, the result Is far from bene-
fetal TO either the agriculture or the
general prosperity of the kingdom.
A similar state of things prevails in
regard to military service, all the In
habitants being required to render it,
exceptions, however, being made In
favor of the priests; Of the Chinese,
who are taxed instead; of slaves; of
government officials, and of those who
are willing and able to purchase ex-
emption by hiring a substitute. The
whole kingdom is practically, there
fore, at the Kings command both in
time Of peace and of war; and al
though it is, in some respects, one OF
the richest countries on the globe, its
natural advantages lie unimproved,
and a territory almost the size OF
Texas has thus an annual export OF
only about sl2,000,000 a year, con-
sisting mostly of rice, tea, pepper,
and other tropical products.
Bangkok Singular City.
Bangkok, the capital, is in many
respects singular city. Its popula.
tion is estimated all the way from
500, 900 to 1,000,0 coo, and is curiously
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mixed and cosmopolitan. Siamese
and Chinese predominant in its
streets, though the Malays are also
very numerous, and frequent Euro
peans in its streets demonstrate
the presence Of Western civi.
lization and interest. They are,
in fact, the leaven of Siam,
and to their influence and the spread
Of Western ideas are due the various
mprOvements noticeable in the great
city, from which political power pro-
ceeds 10 the utmost boundaries OF
Siam. The army is oificered by
Europeans, chiefly English and Danes,
the navy is commanded by Euro
peanS, and Of the many business en-
terprises in Siam, most OF those
which connect 1t with the outside
world are superintended by Euro
peans. There is little love lost, how
ever, between the native and foreign
elements OF society and the intense
hatred felt for all foreigners by the
large Chinese population may at any
moment prove disastrous to all for
eign interests. English, French,
German, Russian are all alike TO the
lOw-class Cinnamon, who cannot dis
tinguish between their languages,
and all are hated alike. There Is
every reason to believe, therefore,
that the presence OF hostile feet IN
the river may at any time excite the
passions OF the populace 10 an uncon-
trollable degree, and mob violence
in the East has meaning which Il
unknown In Western lands
bangkok is the Eastern Venice.
Formerly all it. houses were built on
the land but the p evidence Of chol.
era many years ago So alarmed the
Government that lt ordered the
houses on the banks % he abandoned
and directed the people to live 90 che
river ltsel' Thousands upon th0us.
aul# 90 houses Nrre consequently
built 0u mfts nnd mO1frd to the
banas uf the river AND although the
policy ri river houses hm trra t.
soWe ckfrnt modified tf tha anteru.
mrnf uH .ur.uat.rfHh.r mrt ar toe
capital F. 500 nu tHo waters ~ tha
huH4m thn naHsef ace Hf NIshl
Wtae.Ialt constructed m faHfa
nftt ItH lft.nls1tIk nuaH mt
t tHa f.taH 0IHHI Hf Nam "a !
$500 HH Indispensable a s tlIeaI
.lf HI ta0 tHHHH4H malaat RS Az
tW.rraH if
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Necessary.

A clergyman who was settled some
years ago in ii Southern town, was in
great favor with the colored brethren,
and was frequently called upon to
sit in council" with the mem bers Of
one of Their churches in a neighbor-
ing town.
Among these members was one old
darky, with grizzled hair, who had
in high degree the gift for ire
sponses" so much cultivated by the
people Of his color lie was always
ready with Amen" and more than
ready with Glory" but his particular
fondness was for the fervent ejacua-
ton, DE Lord glib US more faith"
On one occasion when the clergy
man in question had been called upon
10 discourse TO this congregation, he
illustrated his practical talk" with
the story Of an occurrence which he
had himself witnessed not long be-
fore. As ne finished it, he said ear
nestly:
"Now, my brethren. you would
hardly believe, would you, that any
man could have witnessed that, al
most at your very doors?"
AS he paused, there came a trs-
mendous groan from the old darky,
and with great fervor he calculated,
"De Lord glib us more faith"