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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-13

M
Charles W. Norton, keeper Of Port
Norris light house, was in town visit
Ing relatives during the week.
Capt. Frank Henry Walker and son
Charles went to Wilmington. n. o.,
last week. to fish for trout and ahad.
Harry Crompton, John SummsrilI =
Bros. book keeper, has been ccufBed
to his house during the week with sick
aess.
SAssemblyman Diver started on hi
irst legislative mission to Trenton On
Monday and returned homo on Wed.
nesday.
Misses Lula Thompson, Emma and
Hannah Summerill, after spending
two weeks vacation at homo. returned
to the State Normal School At Trenton.
on Monday.
Lydia q. White, and old resident a.
Psnnsvtiie. this county, widow ufJ shn
T. White, ST., died At her hons IN.
Philadelphia, on Sunday. in her eth.
year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-01-13

Ilalesns 20 3sll1sn-
and the bet vishsS ~ The
new, Sixthand lfsrkst Of
81 it, bes services and -
tention. anabssins With
our usual m -sgintsr dis
count Of gent ,eIAAL
~dl Suits Over
ia Reef
~ want
yesthes ia
q sn1tn6t
sxest you.
,s needin Til
rtment YIN
ices MY
want ~
Ing goods
Nv coming
ma Shoe
I are looking
ibis year and
spect Of be-
4. ition.
]. Z q Son,
Tailors. len 4 Market
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RECENT

A clotheshorse in which the uprights are
formed of metal rods with eyes into which
the crossroads are linked.
A button fastening consisting Of two
disks scientifically pivoted together, and
each formed with y slot and with a nib.
A vehicle for saving the lives of people
forced to jump from burning buildings,
e%mbodying the principle Of the outstretched
blanket.
A skeleton crust supporter for potpie
pans. the support extending over the pan
and provided with means to prevent it from
shifting laterally.
? A bale tie having at one end a catch loop
provided with acatch plate held in the loop,
the ends only Of the plate being clamped
against the side wires of the loop.
An improved anger, comprising a stem
having a sock"t in its outer end, bits hav-
ing beveled edges which overlap when in
the socket, and a means for holding them
therein.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SHERIFFrs SALE ROBERT 8. HALE.
Ashby' his wife. ssd robert =. Ford, defend
Under and b. virtue of an order of sale and
district court Of the Fi:st Judicial District Of the
state Of n ontana. in and for the county OF LAWS
and Clarke. on the I'd d.y Of November, 4. ..
lses. in the above entitled action. wherein
obssinsd s. : iu aa:1s; +: and a0s s.s,s s' q, ,o! nl;i,as,s;
". A .1as 's rs viz, t"''t md iobss ssos 1. 1 Fo1d.
defendants, on the I'd day Of November,
A., D., 1888. for the sum of %, $40 5. be-
said decree was: on the I'd day q Noyenbs . 4.
l Of said court, At page =. am com.
mandsd to soil all those certain lots, pieces OF
parcels OF land situate. lyirg and being In the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of Nonfana,
Lot: numbered eighteen Qsy and nineteen
~; ,i "A block numbsrsd forty 90. fronting
100 feet IN depth; Also lot number twsnty.one
Il2l). In said block number forty 40; Is said
lots AID blocks arc numbered. designated and
descfaDed on the plat Of said towns,ts on file in
the ofioe OF the county recorder Of said county
Public notice 10 hereby given that on Mon
E % .' me I.th az 1i cvsmo,I A; D. 1893. ..
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun-
" MHn.a1 a viii IN obedienoe t9 raid order
the above dsscribed property. or 10 much there.
oi 70 may be necessary to satisfy said judrmsnt.
With interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder Tor cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day II Novem.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
TIRED r. HosS. | nd0r sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.
Rats avoid 4 house wherein . guinea ri
Is permitted to a At will.

Rats avoid q house wherein . guinea piR
Is permitted to roam ct will.
Tho bird Of greatest endurance ID the al
batross. One has been known to follow a
ship for o. days without once being seen to
rest on the water.
The animal which most nearly resembles
. plant Is probably Hymenopus bicorius, an
insect found in India. which bears an ex-
traordinary likeness to the flower Of an
orchid.
When an area Of lower temperature, with
rain or nov Is approaching. the goldfish
remains near the surface Of the water,
while IL clear, ~sunshiny weather Is expect
ed they will almost always be found near
the center Of the reservoir.
Girafes have become very scarce since
the dervishes seized the basin Of the upper
Nile. They were orc to he bought for
about 800 each; now = good giraffe would
fetch over 5000. The Jardine d'Acclima-
tation ut Paris recently refused 10 sell three
very young Ones for $4,000.
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WORSE THAN NIGHTMARE.
Horrible Dreams Sometimes Come
Opium Smokers.

Horrible Dreams Sometimes Come to
Opium smokers.
Charles Ferguson, q young man CAPTURED
III a recent raid on ar opium den at st.
Louis, confessed to the following expert
ence: Il admit ! am an opium fiend. | first
acquired a habit of taking morphine. 1t
was given me by a physician. I had fallen
and hurt my head, and the drug was given
to allay the pain. When l recovered, | was
nervous and restless and gradually acquired
the habit of opium smoking. A woman
n had her own opium layout prepared my
first pipe. 1t made me terribly sick, but
the second pipeful CAV me relief and | con-
tinued the practice.
The last time hit the pipe I had smok-
er's paralysis. 1t is terrible. The dreams
are Il hundredfOld more realistic thar a
nightmare. l thought that was about to
be buried. l saw the coffin and telt myself
Lifted into it. / Noticed the waving of the
black plumeS Of the hearse and felt the
)oiting OF the springs on my imaginary
way to the cemetery. ! saw the white
haired old clergyman and felt myself being
lowered in the grave. | was powerless to
move hand Or foot. One Of the Chinese at
tendants touched me Oh the shoulder, and
/ awokc.
When one has smokers paralysis, one
cannot move hand Or foot. As soon, how
ever, as any part of the body is moved, even
the little finger, the power of locomotiou
returns. 1t is an experience that is not of
ten felt. The third attack is usually fatal.
| have had it twice. and the chances are
that If we had not been interrupted tonight
| would have had another and a last attack.
| was thoroughly aware Of the fact that [
might never come out alive when ! went
down to the dope joint this evening, 50 you
can judge how strong are the chains with
which the habit binds its victims"
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~"HEALTHY
Persons Who Sell Their Bodies to Physi-
clans For Dissccting Purposes.

( Persons Who Sell Their Bodies TO Physi-
clans For Dissccting Purposes.
The science Of surgery is at present large.
iy directed toward discovering the nature
Of abnormal growths, unusual diseases and
deformities. The doctors Mt the hospitals
keep a keen lookout for cases which seem
likely to develop something OF extraordi-
nary interest. A plan has been adopted Of
making a bargain with a person suffering
with some extraordinary affection, which
binds him to have delivered to the surgeon
at death either the entire body Or such part
Of it as may DC specified in the contract. n
which is likely to prove Of peculiar value
from n surgical standpoint. These con-
tracts are regularly drawn up, signed and
witnessed.
Persons whose bodies lave been thus
contracted for are known among doctors
as healthy cadavers," a p~aradoxical and
somewhat disrespectful term, but sufi-
GENTLY explanatory.
In transactions of this sort every detail
Ia conducted with perfect delicacy, says the
New York World. II the patient is suffer
ing from some incurable disease, from the
effects of which the physicians have made
up their minds that he must die in II given
time, the news is gently broken to his
friends, a contract is drawn n signed, and
the patient pursres the ever tenor of his
way in blissful ignorance that his days are
numbered or that a price has been set Oh
his body.
If lie has no relatives or friends, he is deli
catcly approached blythe physician, and the
facts are revealed with all possible consid-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY
L Mines on Grow creek. shout two and ona.
tslf mi!es south from IT. Louis. In Jefferson
county. Montana.
trustees OF said company. held on the 10Th day Of
I Gtobsr. 1922. an assessment NE. D Of one mill
p r.sharo was levisd upon the capital stock III
ONCE ct Helena, Montana, on nr bsfoFe Doc. &,
lsvs. Any stock npon which said assessment re-
mains unpaid On ijeo. Y. 1859, shall be deemed
, elin9usnt and will bs duly advertised for sale
ct public suction, and. unlass payment shall hs
msds before will b. sold on Dec 30. $780,. 30 pay
cost Of advertising and s1psnsc Of seleL ~
W T.. MAcHAkFiE. Secretary.
Once State Publishing Coz III to us Bread
way. hsIona Montana.
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Size of European Families,

The Berlin Anthropological society has
recently completed some curious tabula-
tions Of the average size of families in the
various countries of Europe. According TO
these statistics the average number of per,
sons in families in the different European
countries is as follows: France, 3.G3: Den
mark, 3.6l; Hungary, $40; Switzerland
3.9i; Austria and Belgium, 4.05; England,
4.Os: Germany, 40; Sweden and Norway,
Al; Holland, 4.22; Scotland, 4.4G: Italy,
4.34; Spaaa. 4.65: Russia, 4.eJ, and Ireland,
b.2O.-St louis Republic.
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Bile ~BEQUEATHED HER HEAD TO SCIENCE.
Grafton. He is made to understand that
death is sure to come after a certain period,
and n round sum is offered. If he be at all
reasonable and open to conviction, he will
invariably accept the money and sign the
contract.
In the museum of Bellevue hospital are
anumber of specimens taken from healthy
cadavers," which the late Professor Wood
regarded as valuable in showing the pro-
gress made by modern surgery. One,
which attracts particular attention, is that
representing IL reproduction of q jawbone
after removal Of the inferior maxilla. The
jawbone can be seen in it's place in the
skull of the patient, who was a rather good
looking woman, according to her photo
graph. She had been employed in a match
factory and had contracted necrosis of the
bone of the lower jaw from the fumes of
phosphorus, inhaled while at work. She
lived for some years with the substitute
jawbone, and at death, as a token Of graft
tude to Professor Wood, she beuueathed
her head to him for scientific purposes.
OF course it is not always certain that
the patient will die before the physician,
and this fact has led to some rather curl
Gus consequences. One patient mt Bellevue
hospital, who has been there longer than
any other, has reaped quite an income
from repeated sales of his head. 1t
seems to be a part of the ethics of this
peculiar bargaining that, in case the pa
tient survives the surgeon, he shall be
at liberty to enter into another contract.
This Bellevue patients name is Mike
Kelly. He is a small man, about 50 years
old. and suffers from six tumors on the
right side of the face. Mr.. Kelly attracted
the attention of Professor John II. Wood. of
the hospital, who had made Il speciality of
tumors. A careful examination showed
that they were incurable, and that an at
tempt to remove them might result fatally,
Finally the professor made an agreement
by which Kelly, in consideration of Il Ger
tain sum, was to ALLOW his head, after
death, to be delivered over for examination. |
DR.. Wood exhibited Kelly as a curiosity in |
which he had a proprietary interest and
proudly related to his fellow physicians
how he had secured the tumOrs all for his
own use after Mr.. kelly's demise. Soon
afterward the doctor died.
Mr.. Kelly then contracted with another
physician in the hospital for the disposal
Of his head. This pledge, like the previous
one, was dissolved by the death of the ply
sician, and Mr.. Kelly smiled softly. At
last account he had made another contract.
end except for the tulnors was in the ell
joyment of perfect health. !
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

holdcrs Of the ieil~wstone National P.rk
Irsnsportaticn compar y.-ko,ics IS hereby given
ina; tho regular annual meeting Of tho stock
LortatloI COMPANY will be hold in the Office Of
the Merchants National tank. in Tho city Of
ntIena' Lewis and I lnrke coanty, h ontaps, on
MONDAY, November 18th. 1S93, n ~ O'Clock q, m.
q, which meeting an election Of tire trustees OF
tho company for the following year will be hold.
ana such other hIsiness Of the company as may
lie presented will be acted upon.
L. W.. BACH. Secretary.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.

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To ruy one who will send % THREE a
tie No. 3 coupons accompanied ~
TWENTY-FlVE CENTS in silver or post
stamps ws will send any THREE
JOCKS TO bs sslseasd By yourself from the
list piintsd shovA. by mail postage prepaid,
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NOTICE TO ,CO-OWNERs.-ro J. n. srN,
~ clair. his heira sxsoutora. aAninisirstcr

3GU 45bIRuB.
your so-ownsr. have. In accordance With seotion
z.sl4 Of the Revised statutes Of the Usitod
ststss., expended in labor and impYovemsnts
mated in Scratch Gravel (unorgarissdJ minins
district in the souuty Of LOWS and ClarkS
state OF AostanA. tbs cum Of ons hundred (SIO0j
ssnting said claim according to Law for the yssss
1891 anl 1872. and unless you oontriDuts q
cause to be contributed your share Of sueh q.
The undersigned Ut Hslsna. in tho county Of
! evils and Clarke. state NJ Montana. within
BY publication, your interest in ~
Leader quarts lode MINING claim will b foe-
fsited and become. the property Of the undss.
signed. as provided b. ssid section S2S Of r..
vtsed Statutes Of the United states
Fish j. 6HAFrRR
Dated Hoa01L ksO4, A1G n IN
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PARDON.

They never pardon who have done the
wrong.-koran.
1t is nobler to pardon than to punish
arabian Nights"
Pardon is the choicest flower Of victory.
Proverb.
He who will not pardon others must not
himself expect pardon.-Seneca.
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Each book ID we'll bound In neat snd q,
tractivs papsr cover and CONTAINS FROM
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Da0ne
VIZ make this liberal Offer. whereby some
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crease onr circulation. Our present read.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENTS sALE-THE IN.
~ tire merchandise stock assisnsd to the nm
creditors. will b. sold TO any one desirinx ~
purchase the Same ct . bargain. eli on or VI
dfsss JOHN W. kO6t. Assisnss.
onA, Montana.
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NOTICE TO CRpDITORs-Es7ATE OF Ed
~ ward 7. Lunphy. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned. ad-
of the estate Of Edward j. Uunphy.
teceased. to tho sreditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to OK
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within
four months sftse tho first publication OF this
notice. to the said administrator at my office,
room 3, inion black. the same being the place
for the Transaction of the business Of said estate
in the county of Lewis and Clarke.
G.. W. Wilson. administrasc CT Ut the estate Of
Edward T.. nunphy.
Dated Helena. Oct. II, 1898.
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W. BACH. secretary.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ Inmna L Inhnaon doeoaaad

Janice 7. J0hnson. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. e1.
ecu'or ct the estate Of James . Johnson, de-
ceased, t , the creditors Of. and all persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within four
months afi er the first publication Of this notice.
to tho sale, executor at rooms 800 and $40. Granite
block. heIena. Montana, the same being the
place for The transaction of the business Of said
estate in the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
DAVID A. JOHNSON.
Executor of tho estate OF James r.. J ohnson.
deceased.
Dat d Nov. 6, 1893.
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Ot1Io1 OF FEE CoNPTn0LI,1n = n

WARRINGTON. D. G.. tept. u, lsse.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
neeeene National Psnk Of Helena" Noseene.
Sest me same must b presented 10 ThemSsH 4.
..faov: reosissr. With the leSal proof eAoeool
p ssa1s"sd JAk0 q. tNKILS
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RESTAURANTS.

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF

NOIINE To CTtEDTJURS - ESTATE ON
~ VIM. J. Wooss. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. ad-
mlniBtrator OF the estate of Vim, j. Woods.
deceased. to the creditors Of, and all oersons
having claims against the said deceased, to e1-
hlbit them with the necessary vouchers. within
six months after the first publication Of this no.
tee. to tho said ndministrAtrix at augusta.
Montana, the same being the place for the trans-
action OF the business OF the said estate in the
county of Lewis and Clarke
VIM. j. Woods.
Dated Oct II, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION W~ANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
~ son seven years uld. position g houee-
keeper Tor widowsr or bachelor of means; that
sslary and comfortable home may be obtained:
Mrs 3. brown. 1871 / welfth street. Dss Moinsn
lows
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY
~ or hour: washing done. Please call at no.
$40 Joliet street. " "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION WAN1ED-BY AN kLDkRLy
~ lady; . home desired more than VaSes; {
good cook. Address 1Uas Fifth avenue. f11Sena
AOnt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION WANTk D--BY A STEADY MAN,
~ accustomed to steam and hot air furnaces,
or office cleaning: willing to DO any 81 Of
Harrison avenue. Hslsns, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION WANTED A FIRST-CIASS
house or hotel. Address A. A. h, this otica
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-13

SITUATION WANT ED-BY A WOMAN FOR
~ general housowork: city or country. l06
Lreck 0uridee street,