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THE scHooL-MAsrER's GUESTS.
By WILL CARLTON.

watching the motions pathetic gay
as whisper the hae0aess branches when Aumu
HIS little scrub theket Of pupils upward
% @ the & feet Of bis pupils whenever their the
And jolly Jack Gibbs KIM with rainy new moon for
There were both Of the Smith boys they
And Jim Jones' mechanic es young kno in the
With cOanona9o horses his eyes PIN
on deeply laid project to unne Joe Hawknss skim
There anxious drilling spelling the
Loud putting each hawsperc letter. engine just starting 1T,
There was one ac muscular fellow
And eed at the innocent figures unspeakabo hate
nu set ms whe teeth close together, and his thin lips short
As Il could YOU confound you could such things be done
There two knowing corner
In whisper discussing the problem young likes
G class in the front with their readers telling pains
Making ces a the al 0o or % be punished statue Of deness stood
0"hG were the walls and dngy which old school
With break surface grinned grating of
patch Of thick plaster masters riokey chair
Ssp a er %rOnt nngy him suspended like p.%Oos sword hair
Their dusky spttered as they drank INK every day
The square stove pud and cracked flaming
Till the great quaduped dog
White flakes looked windows gale pressed lips
And the hdrons streaming they were freezing
Now Marco Bozzis had rings wero oo
ana @ class TO their seats were scng when footsteps heard at
And five Of the room row.
And stood themselves by the hot fre shook Off their white
And the pOkosma squire sixty
Spoke thus while the children listened all the ears .Aa.
We've here, MASTER an nquir eye
COncon complaints that's entered lately
TO pace Of the width Of don an witness
thing bid for mention s when the class ge p To- read
eo IN matter Of @ 1o5n % % up b1" ~ than they
An you turn stray in their don's an odd
Povdn you facts s an tell EN- oil Jest as hey be-
H. kicks heap Of racket when past
Sh" hang on no tangled hinges but the old fashioned
And the other four good district fathers gave quick
Then your spsn hern tell by tho as has into this
That turn the out abour an make the
An, clip te of my son pbra porplencd
They there's newAfted books
But il just depend ont them grated books made wrong
You might just well that jackson didn't
As chat old didn know what them letters
And The other four district fathers quick consent that was
And scratched their heads 'yy and softly said Tm' my
Then, so rthmctc don's they reported
n sO s & "5e en- rss oo an also the old Rule Three
w aut fooln; amt no great good to be
tptOen higher than fathers teachcd
And the other four gave quick
due,
And cooked up the ceiling and sd "Thu
Another thing must hero mention, into the question to-day
oncnn some things in the grammar You cachn for
Ny
her
~ oDs an 'Tao3 ogesf lie 6vs' Iovs ove,
An they answod my questions, could get
'cm to
Now il stead Of dqin' your duty you're can matters on 50
AS to make the gals that they love al 10
know -"
Eov jim the young mechanic in tho dusk Of the evening
before,
Had wengh unoned the
And the bringing smay his foot down, cnchor
had dsaid,
joint Of the fell upon him and aupod him square
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-03

United states Senators.
county.
johnson N. Camden. Parkersburg, Wood Co.
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HN UNITED STATES COURT.
yudye-J. jackson. Parkersburg. Wood Co.
0lork-l. r. Moore. Clnrksbnrg, Harrison Co
o. y. District Att'y-Cs @. Watts. Charleston,
nnawha eounty.
Asst. Dist. Attorney.-Stuart T. walker Mar.
insburg. Berkeley county
y, =, Aarshal--S. s. vinson. Wayne county.
Chlel Deputy-A. X. Garden. Ohio county.
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Yswn emcIals.
Mavor-Iuilus X. Monroe.
Rooordsr--Folik elliott. Jr.
conncIirnoh ~ Ami Martin VIM r. WansaS
Marshal q. Feather. VIII A. Thomas and, ).
TSwa sorgoaut-C Charles W. Dorsey.
societies
Rytoets Of Pythias-f.odeo meets every Tues.
day ovonin2 ~ their hail over ,. W. Blaker's
independent order of odd Feiiows-Irdeo
nsefs every Saturday ornuinR ~ their hall iu
Hishop's Block ~ 800 O'Clock.
Qoidon Ralo RncRmbmeut, No. 70. 3. q. q. ".
meets Flrst eQd Thlgd Monday evenings ~
saeh month. IN tho Odd Foll0wa' Hall, over The
postoideo.
Tho fudopenaent ordor ~ GOOD Tsmplars
%. n Hslt. ~ 7.30 O'Clock.
king Phiiin Tribe 10. o. Improved order ~
Nod Wen meets ovorv Wc4nesday evening %
0'oiock n tho Knights Of Pythias iiaf over
Hissef's store
Rinrwoof counon. No IS. Junior order Uni
tel Aasrioln Ncch1nics Mceis eyorg Wed
lows Wall over the rostoGco.
rroaopFo1ee. NJ. ~. a p. and a M.--weots
Nrsl and thri MONDAY i1 each month ~ f,fi p.
M lP tho Knights ~ Pythias Hall over Blakcr's
Churches.
NJ Churoh h-Rev w. ". Rider Pastor
services -rreachine egery sunday a. io3oa N.
a4t7p ~ sun1ag school a p ~. Class
nj rssyor Msotlnr ovory Tharsday evening ~
T70
p,oass chure1 rev o. D. siarxey Pastor.
seriesf -g7.tn AID Fourth Sunday IN oach
month. a. i0fo. - W.. and 4, r. ~. Pr1vor
Mrefing pirst AMI rhird 9Hndava % e. r. ~
. pfesbytorian Church-Rov p. y. Armstr0na
NIrHafnf.
eervira4 Prayer Weeflng overy Wednesday
evening sanday school 90 am,
wR Chnfeh -Rev yo1orts s. Smith Pastor.
eerrioes -rfoaohing. onfth sunday in each
moath.
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@iSssIIaHsoHs CARDS.

Practice in Preston and adjoin-
ing counties, in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, and Federal Courts.
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HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON, W. VA.

LOCATED NEAR ALL DRPoTs.
0bliging and polite portors.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free SAMPLE Room.
4 we'll kept Bar Of fine Wines, Lii
quors, &c, lately opened.
Fine whisky a spocialty.
T.J. McAVAY, Proprietor.
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nOrse OF DsIexs,es.

West sIie-A'nos Hartley, MasontOwn.
sheriff -LeRoV Shaw.
DgFUrr sHKRIVFs.
Kingw1od pistrict-Luther McMillen,
Valloy-None.
LYON "
Reao-c. y. Ridenour
Uaion--fieoryo Hcissnan.
Portland -NilliaIn r. Shroyer
Grant Albert X. Fearer
Pleasant--J -Se .,h II. shaw.
Clerk Circuit court--John w. Watson
Cierk CIuqty Court. Ami Martin
Pross0uting Atforney- ID. ". Wotring.
S1unty 5atvoyOr-A. =. McMlllen.
.sSapt of SchoDis--I1)rstin F0rtucy.
Assessor last Sile. Gabriel Paliiam.
West side. W,n r. Manear
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uax,s.rateS.

Ki1zw1Di Dlstrict. Joaoph ST. Goodwin aud
JQAeph A. Miller.
Valov. w. trtIn AMI 4. j. DeBorry.
Lyon. R4gsls tn sgius AMI james McGee
R5aa, II. N. Wheeler aud Lucas Forman.
UaiDn. Iulius Scheer and A. NJ Berry.
Portland. y.hn W. Till and Albert q Mason.
Pleasant. Lsssi r. Miller aud y. H. Martin.
Grant, J.. n. Feather aud j. r. Bird.
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ronsIaDies.

Kingwood, Tholpas Iiawker ard Geo. r. Hoff
naa.
Valley. z manuel Dixon aud z. Watson.
LSon I. W. Crisis and W b. Taylor.
R9qb. y. NJ Ialbrittor aud g. ". Rideuour.
Union. u. w. Myers and 3eb. Geissman
Portland. ". A. McGinnls and w. r. Shroyer.
Grant, 3. II. Conner and J. W Michaels.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

SHER1FF'6 oALE-WILLIAM JACKSON,
~ plaintiff. "a Edwin Loomis Morton r:
L!"omis; John Z. LOOMS. Jofeph Hoffman and
Lcniss Hoffman, defendants.
Under and by. virtue Of An order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
dis net court OF the First judicial alstriot Of the
state # Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
1Ss, III the above entitled action. wherein William
ysek.oL, the above named pia,n i'll, obtained .
Judgment and docres Of foreclosure and sale
AGAINST OWN / UOm,s, AOrtoR -. oumis. John
n A-onmia. Jo.eph Hoffman and Louise Hoft-
man: defendant on the 18th day Of October. A.
est. cost: and attorneys fees. which said decree
WAS on the !niu usy. Of ct,per. A. y 1850 re
cordeo IN Judgment book No Of said court ut
psge -. l am commanded to sell all IN I certain
lot. piece Or parcel Of land. situate. lying and
pei IN the county OF Levi. and Clarke. etats OF
n ntans. and bounded and described ~ follows.
to wit:
Inc Conflict lode, in the len Milo (unorsan-
issd) mining district. Lswis and Clarke county.
Montana, which said lode 10 fully dascribed On
pago 2ss ot book ! Of Lewis and Clarke county
records. snd Also In the amended notice Of ioca.
tion. recorded on page rs OF book 9 Of iodss OF
s1t county records.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Tues,
DAY. he Eiht day OF ,u,sm Der, A. ID. 1888 at II
o'clock M OF that day. at the front door OF tho
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
MONTANA, ! Will. in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell the above
os@crioed property. or 50 much thereof a. may be
necessary TO satisfy said judgment, with interest
ana costs 70 the highest md best bidder. for
Given under my hand this slst day OF October.
CHARLf s D. CUFFS. Sheriff
by HE'D T.. hess. Unusr Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Kittens, DoRs and Biology,

Is a kitten afraid of a dog the first time
1t sees one? That seems like a very simple
question, and doubtless many of our young
readers will be ready to answer it offhand
with perfect confidence. Yet they should
not be too sure, for men whose lives have
been devoted to the study of animals differ
widely in opinion on the subject.
Some of them say that kittens are ter
rorized even by the smell of dog before
they have got their eyes open. Others as
sert that fear of dogs is something that
kittens require q little time and expert
ence to imbibe. And this question is being
debated in scientific circles.
The question Is really an important one
in biology, because it is held that if kittens
are born with a. fear and dislike of dogs it
must be an acquired instinct which has
descended to them from their ancestors,
and when the biologist gets on the track Of
anything of that kind he generally sue
ceeds in drawing some highly interesting
differences.
But in this case the biologists themselves
are not agreed as to the facts, and SO here
Is a chance for everybody to 10 a little sci
entific observing of his own, with a posi-
bility that if his observations are carefully
and properly made he may help to lay the
foundation for a small addition to the halls
Of knowledge.-Youth's Companion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
"A AN1NL L * ~. HELENA u

> Of the First Judicial district Of this
state. Of Montana In and Tor the county OF
M.I,.uA ruuu.ge. plaintiff, vs. John A. Brun-
The stata Of Montana send. greeting to the
You are hereby required t, appear In an action
brought against you by the above named p!!.intiE.
IN the district court Of the First judicial distriss
Lewis anu Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within len days. exclusive q ths
sun m Il served within this county; o. X
served out Of this county. but WIT. in thisdlstrick
within twenty days: otherwise With forty Gays
according to tie prayer Of said complaint,
of said court dls.olving the bonds Of mat.imony
the grounds: first. that on or ab ut the 10Th
day Of May; A, y. 1892 the. said defendant dis
regarding the solemnity IT his marriage, vows.
doned plaintiff. and evss. since has. and still
continues so to wiltully and without cause de-
::,s an. md :b.rd; 1, aid d. plaintiff, H 2 aud to I I,s; sspa.
cause or any reason, and against her will and
without her consent; second, that the defendant
Of babituai .drunssnness for more than ,wo
years Immediately preceding tho said 10th day of
May, 4: y 1882; also to obtai. the custody Of
more fully in tho complaint on file herein to
which special reference Is her b. male.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. - above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply to the
cOnrt for the raiiet d mandsh in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the. dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the
-c.-) county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Zeal First this lrth day OF ctoter. in tho
Jud. DIST. year of our Lord one thousand
court. eight hundred and ninety.tnrea.
@- JOHN BEAN. CleEk
BIZ JESSE Kicker. Deputy Jerk.
Ella l. Knowles, attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Position In Writing.

To the parent as we'll as the educator the
position Of the pupil when writing should
be Of the greatest interest. That there is
an alarming increase of spinal curvature
and near sight In children Of the present
day goes without saying. There must be
some reason for It. If we accept the state
ment of the Vienna commission of experts
appointed to. investigate the cause of this
increase, we find it charged to the account
of slipping writing, with its unavoidable
faulty positions.
If the pupil who slants his letters sits
sidewise TO the desk "a very common posi-
tion), not only Is one shoulder usually high
or than the other, but the head IL common
ly turned until a line connecting the pupils
Of the eyes is parallel to the line In which
he Is writing. Nature impels him to twist
his neck so that n eye shall be tina same
distance from the letters he Is making as
the other. Unless he does turn his head,
the eyes are not equidjsta from his work,
which tends to shorten the sight Of one eye
and lengthen that Of the other. This &C
counts in large measure for the need oftwo
glasses of different power for the same per-
son, SO frequently met with at the present
timc.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
MONEY.

The Spartans had an iron coinage, no 9TH
er being allowed.
The gold coins of Great Britain contain
one-twelfth alloy.
The United States silver 8 cent piece was
first coined in 1851.
The English mint was established by
Athelstane about 928.
The average life of a note of the Bank of
England lisa little less than 70 days. Notes
are never reissued.
The currency Of the Argentine Republic
consists altogether of paper notes, ranging
in value from | cent up to 800.
The early English and French kings took
"moneyers" with them on their travels,
who coined money as it was needed.
According to Jacobs estimate, the Ro-
man empire in the time of Augustus pos
sessed e33s, 0o0, 900 of gold and silver.
According to the best estimates, Great
Britain has at present e103, 900, 900 gold,
ea2, 900 900 silver, e39, 900, 900 paper, a total
Of 9163, 900, 900.
In the fifteenth century the bishops and
monasteries of France, England and Ger
many did an extensive business in coming
money under royal sanction.
Madden says that in the British West In
dies, two centuries ago, pins, slices of bread,
pinches Of snuff, drains of whisky, soap,
%cocoanuts, eggs and other common articles
were all used as money.
Very large amounts Of private gold coins
were formally minted in this ountry by
individuals. Reid Of Georgia, the Becht-
lers. of North Carolina, the Mormons in
Utah and several banking firms in Cali
fornia all once did q large business in this
line.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
THE JEWEL CASkET.

Alexandria which is green by day and
red by night is a woman's stone.
4 pearl necklace instead of a clasp is
made to cast in a single loop "A diamond
with u pearl beneath finishing the ends.
In time golf will DO celebrated among the
decorative sports. n matchbox is a golf
caddie as he stands waiting on golf players.
One of the prettiest novelties in enamel
is u tiny globe shaped lamp hung from an
exquisite little standard of wrought iron.
The enamel is transparent, and the lamp
glows like u jewel.
Golden %cornelian is heard much of.
Abroad it appears in everything from
matchboxes to brooches. 1t looks well as
the center of heart shaped brooches or
pendants, being. of course, inclosed in a
rim of jewels to light it up.
An interesting back comb has a series of
conventional rays iu gold marked with
jewels at intervals. These are intended to
suggest fruit bearing branches, for coiled
around the stem and swinging a curling
tail Is n jeweled serpent in the act of biting
at u diamond that he mistakes for all
apple.-Jewelcrs' Circular.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
A Dog That Could Smell.

A great lover of animals has said that
dogs can be almost taught to speak. CAP
ain IS the name of a clever dog, which, al
though he had not advanced so far as this,
could spell his own name and that of his
owners. The letters used in the names
were cut out of painted cardboard and
placed upon the ground before him, and
with scarcely ever a mistake he would ar
n them in the correct order. do not
know how long Captain took to learn this
wonderful trick, but l do know THAT I'M
limited patience and kindness were used in
the teaching. The years have robbed the
ulster from Captains eye, and his limbs
are stiff. and his france aunt with age, but
he is still living, and if he regards you as a
special friend you may coax him to spell
bis name.-Buffalo News.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Bound to Got the Worst Of II,

"Troubler' said the night police reporter,
A. he turned away from the telephone,
there's nothing but trouble. Here, just
as I 60 on duty, I get a telephone from the
city editor that there isn't a line of room
and that he doesn't want a thing from me
tonight"
"Well, then, just take a night off,"
yves, but he goes on to notify me in an
offhand sort Of way that II ! get left ON
any good stories it'll just about cost me
my job"
'Then il you get anything good just send
In u little of it-just barely enough to out
line the story"
well, 1 suppose I'll have to do that, and
tonight he'll kick because there's so much
of it, and tomorrow he'll kick because there
wasn't more. When the papers crowded,
I'm bound to get the worst of 1t, no matter
which way I play it."-New York Recorder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

n court Of the First judicial district of the
state 9f Montana in and for the county OF Lewis
Gilbert lB,.,man: plaintiff. VS. Henry M.
Tho state q Montana sends greeting to the
You arc hereby required t. appear in az action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court OF the First judicial district
Fl ths : snt , St Mon tag IL in an. md. for TN the c county nt!; Of
fled therein within ton days (excluslve Of the day
of ~service) after the service o you Of this sum-
mons, If served within thi. county: 81. il served out
twenty days, other wise within forty day.. or
Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to tho prayer Of said complaint.
and decree foreoiosing a certain mocha 4lc's lien
tor labor performed and material furnished By
the plaintiff In underpinning q hutlding on ths
Ds. . ao".s Of the "; dsf q. .ss, = d IT, fpsa9s;t 1t fs sId
the county clerk and recorder of Lewis and
Clarke count, tho property being described a.
seventeen feet of lot 8. in block ~ in Broad
water addition to the city Of Helena. The COM
plant asks for Judgment for the sale Of the
doI!:..; tso DO dollars paid for Verifying and ding
said lion. and fifty dollars attorneys fees and
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
rsaSuil.d. tn. sid 'I pi.intif, vii srpi, ; TO the
court for the n lei demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Dis
'''ct court OF the fi..t lndas .n. d an tns %, o. the the
('te:l First this 9Th da; d; ciobeE in the
'uc o, !, i't' ga .s ct s ou{ L9, md one n;,s shoTs.nd
BY @. O. FR.xMAN. Dsput, tiers.
Frank D. Miracle. attorney Tor plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Frankie's Soldiers.

Little frankie has an uncle,
And he thinks him great and grand.
6urely never was a better
In the land.
He has sent a camp Of soldiers
To him-guns and cannon, too
Some wear light gray caps and Jackets.
Some wear blue. -, ,'
And his soldiers fight such battles,
Have SO many gallant wars, > /
.Thatalready all are wearing .
Dreadful scars.
One has lost an arm, another
Has no legs or has no hcad.
You would think 80 badly wounded
They'd be dead.
But they face the loaded cannon
Boldly yct, and tits u sight
Even now TO see how bravely
They can fight.
Mrs. Clara Doty Bates.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

match at West
Pullm a n, Ills,
when Clarence z.
Long, who is 10
years old and
weighs only Is
pounds, earned
n of The souvenir
medals by firing
IS shots without a
single goose egg.
Master Clarence,
whose father is
John f. Long Of
Lafayette, Ind.
began to develop
his talent about a
year ago, learning
from his father,
who il a crack
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REALIZATION.

! wished one day, with Burns, some power wad
gle
The gift by means Of which myself I'd sec,
AS to the watching world / seemed to be.
And. as 1t CHANGED, some fairy came my way,
And granted me the wish Id made that day,
And, oh. 1t filed my soul with blank dismay,
For as l looked. ali. how my pride did fall; .
Aghast I staggered back against the wall:
Yhe world was not aware of me at all!
Carlyle Smith in Life. ,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Vaccination From buffalo Calxea.

The method of vaccinating from the calf
offers difficulties in some parts Of India
owing to the sacred character of the COW,
but by utilizing buffalo calves, as has been
done in the Puniab, it is hoped that the OBJ
lection will be finally overcome. Buffalo
calves seem to do very well for the purpose,
and as they are available almost every
where, ard there is no religious scruple
about employing them, 1t has been decided
to introduce the method generally through
out the central provinces. -London Daily
News. - a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

Tho fall o: the year Is n trying season for
elderly people. The many cheerless. OAK.
dismal da = act dep'essin lily. not to say in
;urionsly. on both old on young. Now Ia
the timp to re-enforcs tho vitnl energies
with Ayers Sarsaparills-the best OF nll
blood medicines.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.

Ally and tbs LILLY.
Ally was lying In her little bad with her
race turned toward the window. Nurse
had just left her.
GOOD night Sweet dreams!'' she said.
Good night" said Ally, and then, clos
ing her eyes, she fell to wondering where
the dreams came from, and why she could
not have . dream before, she slept.
u will keep awake tonight" she re-
solved, "and nee the pretty dreams II I
can" 80 she opened her eyes ngain aud lay
quite still, Watching the shadows OF the
vines on the white curtains and the moon
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

shot. He INDUCES in fancy shooting of all
kinds, such us nipping small disks from his
fathers fingers, lighting parlor matches
and cutting cards held edgewise toward
him. He even shoots the ashes from his
fathers cigar. and such like fool tricks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

The best salvs in The world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhsum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chnppsd Hands. Chilklains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and rosi.
lively eutss Piles or no pay rsqui cd. 1t 10
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money ssfunAsd. Price 25 csnts %, boz.
For sale BY the PaHohsn.D 'Aeheul u. NJ Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
I'll. Great Loss.

"Confed" who was in the battle of Shi-
lob happened to be Unfortunately fond Of
card playing. During the fight he had
three of his fingers shot off. Holding up
his mangled member, he g'ized at It with u
look Of .ncfsable sorrow and exclaimed, as
n big tear stole In the corner OF his eye, II
shall never be able to hold II full hand
againr' Poor Observation-Disclosures War
Journal.