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FRFF CONSULTATION given to all persons
suffering from Chronic Diseases, Disease. OF the
Eye, Ear, N, SO, Throat, Liver, Stomach. Kid
neys, Urinary lrsnns. Nervous and Ir.vate
patients in Montana demand greater f~acilitie,
and accommodations, to meet which Drs. Liebig
&to, have established Office. in this city. They
will be in charge of a duly authorized represen-
tho head office. where complete records nre sept
of all cases and the treatment adopted. Each
branch having it's specialists, no one physician
and rover less than five experienced specialists
, have a consultation on every caso p,esonted.
Having Thousands to refer to, comparisons nre
readily made. No e1perimentina-sinply sp-
plying the treatment that has times without
number proved successfu. This is the secret of
their success and the reason. auch marvellous
cures as heretofore re ported have been made
after the best local physicians pronounced them
hopelessly incurable.
MFN-thronio affections, whether from early
indiforetions. teneresl E1cesse., Seminal
affections uniting them from enjoying any of
the pleasures Of life. treated and cured afier
absolute failure by others, Drs. liobig & Co. 3
treating the Disease s of Men is worldwide. and
they have patients in all parts of it.
-.WOMEN-Iheir specialist for affections OF
Women, has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in tho principal hospitals, and is
withouta superior on the coaet.
CATAARH-And kindred affections Of the
Eye, ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treatet
and IN \ manner go mildly rs to DO acceptable to
the most delicate child.
Traces for spinal Determines. Club Feos, ETC..
manufactured. Satisfaction guarantocd.
Call carly and avoid beng hurried by the
large number of patients. those who cannot
iind it convenient 10 500 tho kmincnt Specialists
can state thor cases by letter, ,arefal attention
given TO CORE spondence and medicine and APP
pliances sent by express.
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A Wonderful Little Boy.

There is a 4-year-old boy at Cadiz, o.,
who has somewhat staggered his elders and
the wise men of that section. The lad has
never attended school, nor has he ever
learned to read. Still, he can name and
point out on the map all the countries and
states, giving their capitals, their situation,
tho principal cities in each section, rail
roads, rivers, straits, lakes, mountains and
other geographical points. In fact, he has
the worlds atlas firmly impressed on his
wonderful mind. His knowledge is thor
ough, as he gives the population of the
cities. the source and course of each river
the termini of the railroads and the cities
through which they pass. There is abso
lutely nothing in the geographical way that
he does not Know or understand in the full.
est degree. The boy wonder is the son OF
w. II. Boyles, n we'll known citizen OF
Cadiz .-Detroit Free Press.
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THE TYRANT FASHION,

Blue serges are yielding their popularity
to black, brown, green and red.
The fashion of wearing hats with Lace
0ounces dropping over the brim is much in
favor in France.
Old fashioned null embroideries, such as
our grandmothers made their caps of, are
used this season for fichus.
The prettiest scarf mantelets are made Of
accordion plated black silk muslin, with
long stole fronts, confined with a jet buckle,
Most fascinating are the new belts of q
kind of gold tissue interviewer with many
colored silks and drawn through an ole
paste buckle.
Speaking of white hose, to which, it is
said, Dame Fashion has committed hel
Maynard feet, one can buy white silk hos.
iery with lacework fronts for the modest
sum of S25 n pair.
The latest thing for underskirts is the
Japanese material called ava cloth. ii
come chiefly in white, almost covered with
dark blue figures. 1t has almost no percep.
tible weight, washes nicely-in fact, has
everything to recommend it except beauty.
New York House.
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Regular Visits Monthly
/ Great Falls on the 18th and 10th.
At Missonla on tho 2Gth
NNyAt Bo2emnn on tho 2Sth.
At Livingston on tho cot
DrS. Liehig & Co., World Dispensary
Permanent Offices at Is S, Main St, Helena

AIIAS HUMMONS--IN THE JUSTICE
n court OF he,cna township. county or owls
and Clarke. state OF Montana. before A. {. Vo-
taw. Justice of the Ieace
Ea Culver and = p'tonnell. plaintiffs. VA
Peter II; Wis, defendant.
Ito stats of Montan, to tho above named TO-
PENDANT, greeting:
You arc hereby summoned to b. and sppnar
before mo-. ,. {, Votsw. \ Justice IT tho peace in
and or tho count, Of LOWS anil ,lnrko. ~ my
oiiu, in Helena, within ton " days aftor tho
compile ion of the publication Of this mons,
to-wii:
atter Sep. Is, 1899. thea aud there TO mako An
svar TO tho complaint Of the above namcd plain
titis, in y ,iyil action to recover the sum OF two
hun irod aud y Z and 2s.loo tssus. aN dollars for
work and services HAULING ore from ths Ninuc-
sofa lninC t. Gregory eoncontrAter In jefferson
county, Montana, Tor defendant " his special
instance AID at. during and prior to July
q. 1898, and N deIault thereof udsmont will he
rendered against You. Peter Davis. tho nbovt
named defendant, for tho sum Of two hundred
and ak and 2s-lUO dollars aud cOs,s in this be-
half ex ncndrd.
Given nrdor my hand this 18th day OF August.
A.. l.. 1888. A. c. pOTAW.
Justice Of the rcsco.
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NORGE OF SALEOFD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ The ! 60 Mining & Milling , ompany of
Montana Butte. WORKS located three aud one
halt miles from rutte, Silver Bow county. Mon
tana.
N~otice.-Thoreis delinquent upon the following
dos crlb"d stock on account of assessment Levied
tho 9Th day Of July. 1893. the sovorsl amounts
get opposite the names of tho respective share
holders as follow
asorge Darsman. ls e%ertiti' a.ss numbered GA
tor od 10, ' sSar u and 1,o a to o9a insl1si,e, Zach
cent. Total sos.
ennis {ol;eary. IL certificates numbered als
due on each share !. cent. Total t6, %,
Il {. Habocok. % oertihea 9, nnmborol 1876
to $40 Inclusive. each For 100 shares Amount
duo on each share y cent. Total Sl2 10.
Fam Schwab, l certiiicste numbe'ed 1858 for
100 shnres, hmount due on each share y cent.
10 al so CO !ts.
g. neGrunigen, 5 ce,tifo,tcs, numbered .,a6b
to o,269 Inclusive, each for 100 shares. Amount
due on enSh 81 are y cont. lo,at 1880.
.bla to S.Si1 inclusive, each for 100 shares.
Amount dne on each share v cent. Total s2.;o.
J.. q; ~sillimen, Ii certificates numbered a,sia
dua on each share i cont. Total s.,
frod l.. Mo'rcll. ~ certificates numherd 6iS6
tohlso iaclutive. and Hbaa to 6,b'2 Inclusive.
each TOT 10y ahn.o!.. Amount duo on each share
Z knccht, 2 ccrtitiostss mmb,red r,2l1 and
6,2ls, each for 100 shares. Amount due on each
a9l StauaS, 20 certificates numbered 6,aSi to
e,San ,nc.nsivs. each for 100 shares Amount
due, on each share y cont. Total 40.
has +. Clodius. 10 certificates numbered
a,S6s 10 6,Si7 inclusive, zach for 100 sh res.
Amount duo on each share "a cent. total So.
And in accordance with law 90 many shares Of
each parcel 1T tnid steok ne may 10 necessary
VIII DO sold At tho cast front door Of tho court
house IN the city Of ~, i.enis .tsto of Missouri.
on the Sad day Of septem Der, 1873. at tho honr of
ono O'Clock u. IN. Of said day to pay the said de-
Ahu"snt nsscss nient thereon. together with tho
c's's OF advertising and eSnensos q salo,
Ohm +. MEYER.
Secretary OF said company.
h"'m NJ. 40 Commercial Bui ,ding. ST. Louis,
No., office Of said company,
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s.,rr rnst-snrs Time.

Going 20 Chicago and east your ohor,
ouick route is via ~. Paul and 1.-The Nortl.
ves.sl n Line" Leave Bate 6:sb n. M.
ue,aus lO:l5 a. m. to-day. lenoh 81. Paul
6abs a, m, second day, connecting with fast
day train of Tho Northwestern Line"
laaviaa st. Fnul $500 a. M. daily and ar' iv.
Ing Chicago 9:35 p. III. same day. making
less than sixty -thrsc houra from Buste and
hess than sixty hours from Helena. which is
several hours icss time than Via any othcF
lima to Chicago
This 0:G y. m. arrival in Chicago inSures
connection with ell thc principal limos iron
Chicago east, and ''fhe Northwestern
Limo" ia tho only line from ~. Paul thai
Uxkss all u these conpsuiiORs In CAtsAle<
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SHER1FF's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH

SHER1FF,s sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH
little !nsarsnce comp;any, plaintiff, VS.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF fale and de-
creo OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district. court OF the First judicial district Of the
lewis and Clarke. on the S'th day Of uSust,
4. D. 1854. in the above entitled action, Wherein
,hs ,h omm mnn.a nl.;n lt'a l dh,a;naS . Gio nng@uyt
az { ae' 5. q %itl ,S5sS,osoS sian aes a.. 4. w% Wines.
1e'' r. foF'h ca E Cher, wit&se ms v Hi1hG5 o'H ssnn
thornton. Nels 4. MWalburs,, ". s. smslley, 5.
7. 4. Conner, Edward hrahan. defendants, on the
s6th day Of August, A. d. 1893, for the sum
of S4;75a.6 "a. besides interest. costs ard at
day Of august y. d. 1898. recorded in judR-
/ am commanded to sell all those certain lots.
ing in the county OF Lewis and Clarke. State
of Montana. and bounded and described as fol
los Ave !5l and six .ts). in block one hun
ton to tho city of Helena, situated in the nortu-
n ns IS oo 81 section &c t tso nes5Ss''t t2 G"'t ,own .hs : ten on
a. north Of ran 90 four ~ west. said lots to-
gethsr being one hundred 400 fsst front on the
and twenty-five Q2l feet deep to an eighteenf foot
alley. and bounded ON tho east by Linden strest,
as saiu lots and block are designated and do:
sc!lD q upon tne onlclal p AZ OK sNu r'uioIu
addition. filed in the othce of the county re-
corder of said county of lewi, and Clarke, state
of Montana.
Together with all and singular tho tenements,
here!itaments and appurtenancoa thereunto be-
LONGING or in anywife, appertnin'ns.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,
tho 2,th day of Srp eInbor, A. ID. 1893. at II O'Clock
moi that day at the front door OF the court house,
Halena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, |
will, in obedience to said order OF sale and decree
of foreclosure and snle, sell the abovedescrihed
property, or SO much Il ereof as may DC
necessary to satisfy faid judgment: with interest
and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Top
TEN Der, A. ID. 1872.
CHARLES D.. CURTIS. Sheriff.
" FRED L. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Wheatstone patented his system of al.
phabetical printing telegraph in ls4l.
To illuminate London entirely with cleo.
trio light would require an initial expend.
iture of at least ga, 0Oo, 900.
No authenticated case of injury to eye.
sight through the i~ncandescent electric
light has ever been recorded.
1t is said that Thomas A. Edison is still
pcrsevcringly engaged in experimenting on
the line of obtaining electricity direct from
coal. =
Nearly 81 per cent of the vessels using
the Suez canal last year were able to pur,
sue their journeys uniuterruptedly at night
by using the electric light, the percentage
in the three preceding years having been
SS.21, So. 90 and 1l.T4 respectively.
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Which did not seem half so funny to Ray
six months later.-Harper's Bazaar.
A Proud Moment For a Boy Soldier


A story is told of a French poet, Marquis
de Saint-Marc, which would do credit to
some of the military heroes of history.
When Saint-Marc was Is years old, he
was ensign of q troop of cavalry in the
French army and took part in the battle
of Fontenoy. The first charge of tue Eng.
lish columns scattered and overthrow the
first line of Saint-Marc's regiment, and the
boy, seated on his horse and unframed, was
left Alone.
'In that terrible moment, f" he said, speak.
ing of it afterward, II remembered nothing
except I had Zen told not to finch and al
ways to hold my standard upright. did
that with all my strength. Then the sec.
II line rushed forward. Before l quite
understood it l was surrounded with
friends, who wrapped meup in my flag and
carried me to Louis XIV, who embraced me
and made me a lieutenant theiHanl there
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-10
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Its extraordinary curative power manife-ts
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Weakness-so long as eneryatioa and de biltty are
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

The earth's atmosphere weighs $4,000
600, Coz, 600 tons.
II you were on the moon, the earth would
appear to be G4 times larger thar the sun
does to the residents of our globe.
Professor Holden says that the cavity
represented by the largest spot on the sun
is sufficient to take III the whole of our
planet without touching the sides.
To the residents on other planets, that is
of course providing there are such beings,
our earth is n bright blue-this on account
of the cerulcan hue of our atmosphere.
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Nuaklon.a AIniaa aaixa

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In all that goes TO streagthen aud build
up tho system weakened by disease and
pain, Ayers ~Snrsopnrilla is the superior
medicine. 1T ncutlaliz o tho poison loft in
tho systcm After dipthetia and scarlet
fevsr, and restores tho debi itatcd patient
TO perfect health and vi1o-.
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Probable Whereabouts of George.

The party had gone leisurely through one
of the palace trains in the Transportation
building and discovered on emerging at the
forward end that one of the number, notori.
ously the slUggard of the family, was miss,
ing.
"Where's Georgef" inquired the father.
II Expect you'll have to 20 back to the
sleepin car and wake him up said 5-year-
old Manufacturing Tribune.
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CHILDREN's COLUMN.
Bunny's Dlunder.

Bunny ts the cutest little snow white rab.
bit you ever saw. He is quite tame, ind he
bltnks ut you very wisely with his queer
pink eyes. He Is very fond Of his little mis-
tress, she is 30 good to him. He always
wants to be with her, and he will follow
her every opportunity he gets.
One morning little Mistress Mary and her
m were going to ride to town in the
street cars to do some shopping.
Mary said goodby to Bunny and left him,
as she thought, securely shut up in his lit
tic house, but just as she and her mamm
were seated in the car who do you suppose
jumped in after them? Why. Mr.. Bunny,
to be surei
And he was as alarmed as his mistress
was surprised, for when the car begun to
move Mr.. Bunny wanted to get Off. He had
never been in n car before, and the motion
frightened him. He ran up and down the
car, and no one could catch him.
There was II great deal of laughing and
talking at the sight of him, and the con-
ductor had to stop the car and let Mistress
Mary and her MANN get off and take
their mischievous pet back home.
This they did, and l can assure you that
when they left the house again Mr.. Bunny
was shut up SO securely that he had no
chance of getting out and trying to steal a
ride to town.-Susie M. Best in Nursery.
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P%ennyroyal Pills.

Dr. forry's r oliAble aro the safest and hest
resnia'or Tor slad!es; nsthinx unpleasant. and
alWAss ensct0al. Advice srce. Packages 81
md ~ aAseot. THE CATION co. Druagists.
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People who 1.-Two In new countries arc lin-
bio to be prostrated by malaria! Towers. In
habisnnts OF cities. b. reason OF bad drain
Aee and unwholeeomo odo,s. suffer from
similar dissnsor. Ayers Ague Cure Ia war
rAntsd q specific for all malarial p~oisons.
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Doing Work Together.

"Johnny,' said the ten;hcr, III your
father can do u piece Of work in seven days,
and your Uncle George can do it in nine
days, how long would It take both Of them
to do its" They'd never get it DONE" said
johnny. They'd sit down and tell nsh
stories. youths Companion.
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Fifteen Today.

IllICcO 1OOEy.
For the last time, dear dolly. 1 dress you,
And carefully put you away;
You can't tell how much / shall miss you,
But then ] am fifteen today.
And you, not 30 very much younger
Have you nothing at parting to say?
Arc you sorry our fun is all over,
And that ] am fifteen today?
What walks we have had through the clover;
What rides on top of the hay;
What feasting in grandmothor's garnet!
And now | must put you away.
Cousin Ethel just buried her dolly,
With its eyes opened wide, and as blue
As yours, my sweet dolly, this minute
couldn't do that, dear, to you.
Oh, stop, dolly! what I'M ] thinking2
Why cannot I give you away2
There's q poorlittle girl l love dearly.
And she's only ten years today.
How happy your bright eyes would make hcrl
She never had playthings like you,
With all your fine dresses and trinkcts.
Yes, dolly, that's just what I'll do.
do believe, dolly, I'm crying.
What nonsense, child" grandma would
say,
Goodby, ono last kiss; I'm half sorry
That am fifteen, dear, today.
Exchange.
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NORGE OF SALEOFD ELlNQuENTSrOCK.
~ The ! 60 Mining & Mullins ompany of
Montana Butte. Works located three aud one-
hall miles from Futte, Silver Bow county, Mon
The Somerset reporter., 1893-12-18
Autumn.

Miss Edith NJ. Thomas gives some
aulumnal Impressions in her grateful
article, The Underline of the year, in
the Atlantic -
The season is nearing its second child
hood, bland and idle. 1t persuades one
that to let the time carclessly slip
through ones fingers j., after all, no
serious neglect of opportunity. i've
done with thrift, says v0nder sunshiny
field covered with gossamcr; chow is ii
with you?h There is less thiste-down
ailogt since the rain. The pappus has
been glued down To the stalk, AS II were.
and it takes this plunnagc some time to
dry out and become buoyant again. !
notice the dry fragrance of the astcrs
along the angles of the rail-ieucc, ia
fragrance suggesting the flavor of brown
honey, or that here might be obtained
vast supplies OF the meal which enters
into the making of bee-bread. Already
there begins to be some sliverrod among
The goldenrod the pluming of the seed
starts ut the top of the spike, thus CORE
spending with the oider which the flow
er observed in blooming, from the top
downward.
| see. still, many meadOWlarkS, and
the grass-tinch fits ahead, after his
usual fashion along the rail-fence, lrav-
ing rs we come up. Those two white
tail-feathers look up like clerical quilts
or pen thrust hastily through the plu
mage, as is the clerical wont to Lodge
them behind the ear and beneath the
hair Or, perhaps, they are merely o..
namental,-a sort of insignia donoling
sparrow high caste.
Whenever look across the pnstiIrp
The Somerset reporter., 1893-12-18
DEATH OF ELlSHABA.
Professor Garner Inconsolable Over the De-
mise ofthe Most Intelligent Chimpanzee

Professor Garner Inconsolable Over the De-
mise ofthe Most Intelligent Chimpanzee
Professor Garner, who is to sail for
America in few days, is quite dis
consulate over the death of Elishaba
the most intelligent chimpanzee ever
found. Gamer made the acquaintance
of Elishaha and her husband, Aaron, IN
Africa and induced them To come north
with him. The death of the poor crea-
ture in Liverpool ON Thursday was
quite pathetic. She died in the arms
of poor Aaron, who had been assiduous
in his attentions during her whole ill
ness
Professor Garner WAS present during
her last moments, and when he put
his hand to her heart to see if it had
ceased to beat Aaron put his hand there
too, looking in the professor $ eyes and
inquiring if that was all he corld do.
Aaron would not permit his dead com
panion to he taken from him. The sad
ness in Aaron 8 countenance could not
have been more clearly portrayed on the
face of human being. His grief was
inconsolable. When the professor Wis
tied his protege yesterday, Aaron was
not content until he had put his hand
in that of the professor and by signs
and sounds was telling him his distress.
London Gable.