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Colleges, Schools, &C.
AFTERNoON CLASSES WALTZ GrkH,N.
Tues. and Thurs. - tced In SIX priNst"
ADN ASSISTANTS. lessons, with nii~ir. W.
HOSEA HIGGINS

lsb lao WEST 1iD 81, near 1th ave. II"
station. VI monthly. Glasses MON, rttS.,
THURS. aud FlIUAN, 80 TO 10 ~; private
lessons. 81 tickets used nj pnpilS' convenience;
beginners, classes, 4 lessons, 81; quarter, -
lessons, So; rec nttOns WEEDS. .SgtS. 1ir-t lesson,
private. upeu every day, y \. NJ. To- II T.. VI.
FROM THE NEW YORK MORLb.
Hosea Higgins Is probably as well known ms arv
man In New York. and the fame oi tho inftitt.
ton over which he prcSides has spread all owe Z
the country. The invariable aud pronounced sue,
cess that has folio we'd his methods In teaching the
art OF dancing has made 1t the largest establish.
mrnt Of the Kind In the world. To the better
H. facilities are uneaualled, the floor space Il
the music provided Is above criticism.
while his stan oi lady and gentleman teachers
stand ut the head ol their profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS. in his class 'cSSorN,
gives individual instruction in a room separate
irum the general class room. Dli,ilcut pupils ini
this method u great advantage. He tCARAN.
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE LES.
SONS. KIN NJ EAlIIkES-
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L. A. lINDE.

49,
100 Yves. :}4th ST., corner Broadway, makes n
specially of teaching persons to dance who have
m and failed To learn a. Other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes; class
extra charge. Open daily, 10 A. NJ. to II Z. NJ.
FERNAND0,s ACADEMY.
1852 East 5,th st.. bank building: prices reduced:
classes now forming: private lessons, any hour.
81 waltz and all the new dance taught rapidly:
reception every Tuesday evening.
AID. NEWBERGER, 228 18TH ST.
and l6p East I'D 81.
KAISER Williams NEW COURT
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, % W.
59th 81. -Four class lessons, 81 "a lessons, 81;
correct waltz guaranteed in u private lessons.
with music, 81; afternoon class, children and
ladies', Tuesdays and saturdays, same price.
3. 10 to :. 20 =. NJ. ; lady and gentleman teachers:
best place In the city AT popular prices. send
address for circular. Private lessons In the waltz
our speciality; reception THIS EVENING; dane.
lady, 4UC.
MRS. CARTIER'S Dancing Academy, 81 Lex.
ington ave. classes, private lessons, latest
dances; reception saturday, Dec. -.
STAGE DANCINd OF every style: Prof. Con-
%stantine- Carpenter, 20 West 9th st., has had II
years experience: satisfaction guaranteed; high
back kick, back bend toe movements. Ny pupils:
Bessie Clayton. Helene, Flcurettc, Mabel Clarke,
Hattie Wells. Also ballroom dancing.
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught: pri-
vate and class Lessons: circulars. knicker-
booker Conservatory, a West lAth st.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

BOTH ST.. 147 T.. near Grand Central Dep0,
tniurnisIcd rooms or floors; all convcnIenceS.
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Flats and apartments to Let.
unfurnished-Eont Side.


5lSr 81. l3n T., near IL yinRton ave. Neat
single tl,or, with . light bedrooms; ras h1ture.;
S.2 month.
5ap 81. o. L, -fiiSt ht, : rooms aud BATH, In
perfect order.
GOTH ST, iGO 4, ~ ant. : rooms h bath all
light \ cheerful; 4 family house rent only Sob;
choice location.
DAlH ~, 1872 E~AsT-E1tra wide, : large. lirh,
rnoms: heated aud private. htIs; fieScocd;
man!rl mirrors; 40 to SO. JOHN MILLER,
slI 81 ave.
room arartnients, ~ 10. siI; dumb. walters;
electric bells; hot baths free 10 tenants: wide
street; floors d"adened halls stenm heated.
hot h cold water; sli.
18TH 81, Az, iAD 7. Mouth ircc. elegant
Hats, " rooms. bath; all Improvements, S2i S22
1lsrH ST., 3t5 r.. nee i-room arar,m q 1,
roums all light. Apply To Howard, 4th iiOor.
l2aD 7 Ils y. ! large sunny room, / month
h moving Tree :slt. si5. Janitor.
HANDSOME single flats. u rooms h bath; In
thorough order; moderate rents; 3lS r. 62d
nfurnVshcd-West Side.
BEDfoRn 81. u ) light rooms low rent.
Apply on premises or 10 Alfred +. Mnrlinr,
agent. "a Cedar ~.
HUDSON. ST. bl4. :. Apartments, 2 3 4 1
rooms, $40, Sl!, sl4 4 s15 monthly.
wAvERLEY. PLACE, Ig2 Elegant broom
rooms, s27. Jnnitor,
7rH AVE. 800. ;O4, 18th ST, Handsome Hats.
3 room. 4 bath, decorated; all light; new
BEfEKMX&sN.' ~.
lUtli ST, 22s W, Elegant tats. 4 large light
rooms, newly rapercd; $40 TO SIS House.
keeper.
BOTH ST. 2l0 ". Floor to let: 2 light rooms;
man and wife; rent $40.
4j1H ST. ;ths 38O W. hetween 9Th h 9th AYES.
Handsome fats, "a 3 light rooms, decorated.
combination bath halls heated new houses; SIS.
S24. 81 Janitor.
Attn ST. Az W. 4 elegant rooms; llsht: i'm
rrovcmcnts; tine neighborhood rent &le, SIS:
seen any time.
SGD ST.. SDJ TO b37 Small families: de-ir-
able = -room apartments, light, painted $40 90
TO Sll."
ODD 81, Ala w;aHnlf month free; 3 & 4 room
APARTMENTS, $40 To Sl3; improvements
GATH ST. ~ ~ w, just ives, of Central Park
4 near 1 station Desirable apartments, : rooms
96TH ~, 2O6 ". Light, steam heated, 8 rooms
4 halh. I'd floor; rent, s2S. Janitor.
hath; heated, private halls; S.O To $l3 per
month. Apply to Manager.
FLOORS TO LEr-l6lst ST. near Meirosr sta.
lion, IN 2-storN houses modern improvements
LIST floor Sl2, ID floor SikCONONER '6T4 f 162d.
81, Slo-oVERLooKfNG enchanting scenery;
millionaire neiSihorhood no children; halls
heated; reference. 638 W. l5.d st
unfurn,shed-srookiyn.
4TH AVE, $50. south B~rookIyn-Floor, 3 plea,
ant rooms, $50 monthly.
TTH AVE, 6s-7 rooms h hath, 49,; Garfield
place, lDJ, Z rooms n bath, ST.; Prospect
place, 10, \ rooms h bath, $40: Union St. or.
q rooms Il bath, 81: all Improvements: steam
heat. PETER j. BKADy. agent,
TO LET, Flats-ro secure choice of apartments
In the Riverside apply now: a few weeks later
hundreds Of people vii. call Tor apartments and
cannot be accommodated MI sunlight rooms; fire;
proof staircaseS; separate water closets: sink and
tnb for each ~apariment, large private park. &c.
rents S1.,O to ~ per week send for Illustrated
circular. Agent Riverside, 20 Joralemon ST.,
Brook lyn.
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PATH ST. 80 " Hooms, with board, near
broadway.
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krrm,r's Dyspepsia Powder works mir
acics: All DRUGGISTS JOc Depot. 42S Nh ave.
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No EXTRA CHARGE FuR acknowledgements
for The World may he left a. any American
Bistr.ct Messenger Once in the city. where the
charges will be the ssine as those at the main
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Gast Side.

LEXINGTON AVE, $50, near 5Dth 81. Pleas
ant large h small rooms. heated: moderats
price; also back parior.
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North OF iastn Street
Boa rdcrs Wanted.

me 7lnS. -Oc. pr line Sttond 7ins<, I7c. ~
hre; 7hird nni Subsequent Tunes, l5c. per tlna
No ezra charge on sHnfuys.
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2jTH ST. 2i5 Pheasant rooms, with excel
lent board, - X 81.
2JrH ST. ~ Double h single rooms, with
strictly first class table; alSr table board.
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Rrsr rArLH u'HorT and rRivATT nISNrR; 60
10 BkIZzoLARI, IL Fast l7th ST.. ueaT B'way. -
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2STh ST, 3U1 W.-Heated rooms: excellent
table; gentlemen or married couples: - up.
29Tn 81. 40 W. Furnished rooms, With or
without board bath. j. j, ByTnes.
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18TH ST. 100 ". Comfortable rooms; prof4s
SIGNALS Il children taken: day board reasonsb4A
tranaiants Al luN
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wAVERLEY PLACE, 1~5j-Largc, handsomely
closets; o. 4 81.
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The finals Of the Metropolitan Association
boxing and wrestling championships will
be held at Central Opera-House tonight.
ivan Arthur."-The limit In the differ
ent weights ia generally recognized as
follows: Bantam. 40 pounds: feather,
1872: light. 1873: weller. las: middle, 1853. and
heavy, as much over that as you like.
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45TH Il. l33 W .-Nicely furnished single room,
with excellent beard table boarders accommo
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The New York Athletic Club will hold
n cross-country run from Travers ISL
and Christmas morning, and another on
a larger scale New Years Day.
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Morning Service Professional, 81. hrst tune,
venite. in {, Psslter. page ?i2. Gloria PstrL
Tie Dpum. Bguedlctte. KIM, in d. Benedictus
Jubllate. Carre't, u Nat. lAt. Hy. introit. 81,
rrSt tune. Kyrie, Eyre. Gloria Tibl, 1871. era
tiss. Credo Eyre. HYMN %. second tune. Asrrio-
ton. chant !. Ohertory anthem, There Were
Shepherds. Wilson. unsrtow Ascripti1n. An
Things, sursum Corda. Ssnctus, ~Eyre-Bsnedio-
tus. Hymn. .Agnus Del. Gloria In Excelsis,
HYMN. page l1s. Nuuc Dimutis, chant 30, page
10. Psalter. Recsssional. II, hrst tune. Evening
Service. -ProcessIonul. Nersicles, Psslter. Gloria
Patri, Csntata, Bounm, Magn. Deus. Benedio,
Nunc; Anthem. Hymn, ABSORPTION, Onertoiy An
them, .Orertory Absorption, LYNN, leceshlohal
4. ]. TitIhush, Organist and C~hoirmnster.
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At the annual meeting of the Dauntless
Rowing Club the following officers were
elected: President. Horace w. Walter;
Vice-President, David Oppenheim: Treas
ursr. John j. Shea: Secretary. Charles
First Lieutenant, w. j. Tucker; Second
Lieutenant. Henry Temple. jr.; Directors.
DR.. F.. w. Knickerbocker: E.. A; Ander-
son, &c Hammerschlag. f. A. Tierney,
]. v. Fothergill, u. w. Zendar.
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4TH AVE. " Working ladies. gents accom-
modnted with good board; home cofnfortst
farms ~ IN 81 nppkly
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THE BRISTOL,

I3TH SI., zJI W.-TrUHt q UACk -rU0urss III
floor: excellent board: bath on same floor.
nth ST, 81 ". Desirable rooms; parlor, other
floors; home comforts; parior dining room; sx-
cellent table moderate.
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Anthems: Aileluia; II. Wilson; Masnincst. In
6: D; Duck; Angels from the RsaIm'' p A.
Schneider, Conversational HYMNS: sHark! the
Herald Angels: o, Come, All Ys Faithful: Hsrk.
What Meant Evening Anthems; How Beautiful
A. Schneider: Holy Knight. silent Night, +. A.
Schneider. congressional Hymns: All Praise 10
Director. p. A.. sehnecker; Soloists: Mrs. Hollis
ter, soprano; Mrs. Carl Aiyes, alto. william
RIeger. tenor; L. +. Bushnell. bass.
At the Church Of the Incarnation,
Madison avenue and Thirty-tfth street.
Christmas, IL \. NJ. will be. given the
following music:
delssohn. Anthem, All Men, All Things niymn
Of Praise). Mendelssohn. Nenite. GlorIs pstri In
Ts peam Lauda mus in A, Msndsissohn. Bene.
dictns, in II nat, II. Lawes. i%ntroit, slumber'
Beloved Christmas Oratorio,; Bach. Gloria Ti9a:
All Music's Magic Powers, John Stsiner. Ter:
ssnetu'' II D, Greatorey, Gloria 10 EHeelsis' ola
A, u. woodruI,
This is st. Thomas's Church, Fifth ave-
nue. and Fifty-third street Christmas
music:
IL A. M--Processioha Hymn "a, in carol form,
Deum Lau1amus, James Kent. Denedictus, Rich
ard Hoffman. Introit II Came Upon the MIC
night Clear HYMN 2, in anthem form: g, w
Nicene Creed, from service In -. g.. W. Warren
Hymn IS. Adeste Fidelss; j. Heading hsSriG-
Onertory pastorale, Eark, the Hosts OF Heaven
are Singing, Gounod. For qu~artet-Niolin, harp
and organ; and tat the Ascriptton, full chorus
Carol, lnfan. so Gentle, so Pure and 80 sweet;
Ancient Gascon carol, adapted and hSrmonlfed
hy Sir John stainer, Mus. nnc, sanctus. Rec
thoven. Hymn II. Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
Mendelssohn. Gloria In Ercelsis. BeethoveA.
Nunc DimittiB. adoption from Tonus Regius, sir
John Stslner. Eecessionsl carol, TN the Birth
day n the Lord, Traditional. orasnlst and d.
rector, George William Warren; assistant or
gGnlst, VIII c. Macfarlane: yioiin'st, Miss Emma
b. EowermAn; harpist. Alfred T. ToulmIn; sole
soprano, Mrs. Marie Gramm; solo %contralto, Mis-
Emily Winant; Bolo tenor, Samuel Richardi
Gaines; solo bAsso. pr. Carl Martin, and a miXet
chorus OF ~forty-two voices.
DIR. ~Parkhurst's Madison Square Pres
byterianY Church will hold Christma'
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NERVE TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

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Its extraordinary curative power manifests
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there is n ryous exhaustion. general or local
weakness-so long ss oneryntion and debility arc
the type of the nilment, this is tho remedy.
THOSE WHO SUPPER from the results of
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brought upon themselves n series of Affections by
ignorantly or wllfully. vioiating natures laws.
will find In Cations Vitalizer and Nerve Tonic
the remedy for their certain relief. 1t speedily
removes all eviuences of progressive physical
deterioration. and restores the enfeeIed energies
N>WSHifEiiNEVEH TrifiEtE is any weakness of the
vital organs, nervousness, pros,rations OF tho
physical or. mental %encrgies: confusion of idens.
melancholy, cowardlce. weakness Of the knees
and hack. palpitntisn of tho heart, dragging. pain
in the !ions, headache. irritation of tho kidneys
IN bladder: milky urine. pernicious and hidden
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physical powers. constituting an impeiiInent to
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Asingle PACKAGE will be sufficient to inaugur-
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Add ess all orders to
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SHERlFF's sALE-J. P. sALvA1L. PLAIN.

tiff, VS.. Charles i. Newbury, Flora New.
bury; alfred Bourke, b.. q. Clarke. b. Brown
and Napoleon satvail. defendants.
Under and BY virtue of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the FIRST Judicial d strict of the
and Clarke, on the 10th day of March. A. D.
1888. IN the above entitled action. wherein j. h.
salvail, the above named plaintiff. obtained a
Alfred Fourke, b; {. Clarke. 3. Brown and Ma,
poleon Await defendants, on the 10th day of
march. A. ID, 1893. for the sum of 81. $3.50 be-
sides interest. costs ard attorneys fees, which
d; 1888, recorded in Judgment book No.
manded to sell ali that certain lot. piece or
parcel Of land, situate, lying and being. in the
and bounded and described as follows. toeW W.T.
fourteen az in block WI Of flakes edition
low. to wit: Beginning at tho corner Of lots
No, u and Is. in block n" on north side Of
north along the line between said lots "a and 1)
one hundred uool feet to tho northeast corner of
raid lot number fourteen az, thence west along
the north end OF said lot number fourteen 90
thirty-five $50 feet to a point; thence south one
hundred 600 feet to a point on the north lima
OF said nj h avenue; thence east along the
feet to the place of .EeSinning: ns said lot and
bloc< are more particularly described upon the
official plat of said Blake's addition on fla in
the otice OF the county clerk and recorder of
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. being the
Same premises mentioned and de, cribed in the
said mortgage now duly of record in the office
of the aid clerk and recorder uptn page 24t Of
book a. OF mortgages. of the records of said
county.
Together with all and singular the teno-
ments, hereditaments and appur enances there
unto belonging or in any wite uppertaining.
fublic notice 10 hereby given. that on satur-
day. the LIST day OF April, a. D.. 1893. at IL
court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will, in obedience to said order of sale
descriIed p re- Or so m mir@ hi" thereof y, nc as ap maS
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with in-
teIest and costs, to the highest and best bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this 18th day of March,
A. -. 1893.
CHARLES d. CUNTS. Sheriff.
By FRED y. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
balance on hand March L,

COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.
To balance bonds, warrants and
accrued interest to March l,
1857 .......
To warrants issued during yesr
10 interest on bonds TO March
l, 1888.
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Going East--bnye Time,

Going to Chicago and east your short
muck route is via st. Paul and '"TheN North
western Line" Leave Butte 6:45 a. M.
Helena 10:15 IL. n. to-day. reach st. Paul
6:D q. m. second day, connecting with fast
day train of ''1he Northwestern Line"
leaving st. Paul 500 a. IN. daily and arriv-
ing Chicago 9:35 p. NJ. same day, making
less than sixty-three hours from Butte and
loss than sixty hours from Helena. which ID
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
This $3.50 r. m. arrival in Chicago insures
connection with oil tho principal lines from
Chicago east. and 'The Northwestern
Line" il the only limo from st. Paul that
makes all of these connections In Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-31
Birds of Passage

Between this and the other side of the
broad Atlantic. in the shepe OF tour
lists. commercial travellers and mariners,
agents ION the road" steamboat captains,
ships surgeons md call sorts and condi-
tions'' of travellers. emigrants and new set
tiers appreciate and testify to the prevent
i've and remedial properties of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters in sea sickness. nausea,
malarial and rheumatic trouble. and all dis
orders of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Against the Ireiudioial influences of eli
mate. orudely cooked or unacoustomed diet
and impure water, it is q sovereign safe
guard. and has been 30 regarded by tho
travelling public for over o third of a CEN
fury. No form of mnlarial fever. from the
calentura of the Pacific and tho broken bone
fever of tho Mississippi. to it's milder types,
can resist the curative action of this be.
nignant p%reserver and r~estorer of health. a
veritable boon to persons in feeble health
or liable to incur disease.
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Paintings on Channels Skin.

The novelties in art, 80 executed that the
kins remain as flexible as when implanted.
re much the vogue in London. They are
lie work Of u young artist who learped how
10 trent md piece tho skins invisibly from
In old Maori chief while living in New
Eenlnnd. The original designs used often
have their inspiration in Egg ptian, Maori
nd Moorish sources. The skins when
PAINTED are fashioned into slippers. hang
NOS, blotters. or mry be used to throw
~arefully over a portion Of handsome small
ableB.
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Bittera.

This remedy is becoming 80 we'll known
and so popular az to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer med
icine does not exist, and it ia guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric Bittors will
cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils. salt rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all malarial feyerv.
For cure of headache, oonati alton and in
digestion try Electric Bittcrs. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
P'ioee, DOC. and 81 per bottle. at II. N. Par
chen's drug store.
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Sold His Body for Eigh Cents a Pound.

Sold His Body for Eight Cents "a Pound.
A negro named Herman Arp was hanged
at Center. Ala, Friday. On Thursday be
sold his body to DIR. Will Darnell, a young
physician of Center, for eiaht cents per
pound. Several days ago Arp offered his
body for sale to the doctors of Center. He
offered 1t to the highest bidder for cash.
One doctor offered six cents per pound,
another seven and one-half. and DR.. Oar
nell raised the bid to eight cents and the
and the doctor paid over to him Si2. 80 i IN
cash, which he spent for good things to eat
and drink. He had a rousing good time.
Arp was &c years old. He killed auold
farmer named Hopue moro than a year ago
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$500 Rewardl

. We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick headache, In
digestion, Constipation or Costiveness We can
not cure With Vests Vegetable Live Pills, when
are purely vegetable, and mover fail to give salts
faction, Sugar Coated. Large boxes, % cents.
beware of counterteits and limitations. The
genuine sold by Ii. NJ. Parchen Il Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-31

Out of town orders in this
stock receive prompt atten-
ton. A guarantee goes with
every yard of carpet and
every pair or curtains.
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Why TheY Passed Him by.

Judge Henry L. Rowland is responsible
or tho following: Why did tho priest and
svite pass by on tho othor side whom they
NV the man who had fallen among thievesp
Small hoy: "Bscause no had already been
obbed."
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P%ennyroyaI Pills.

Dr.. Perry's reliAble arc the safest and best
regulator for ladies'; nothing unpleasant. and
and 81, direct. THE CATION co, Drugg SITS,
boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-27
ANACOsTIA.

The missionary anniversary OF the Juvenile
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school was celebrated last night. Rev.
James McLaren, president Of the society, wss
master o: ceremonies. The report. showea an
aggregate collection OF eros. The largest con-
tribution from a single class was from that Of
Mrs. Z. l. Gator. Medals were awarded TO
Misses Ada Roe. Edith Cole. BERTHE Harrison,
MAY Shoemaker and to Masters Benj. Cole and
Howard Green.
The colloquy Of nations Was well presented
by Miss Flora Etzler. Miss Stella Fort. Miss
George Grove, Miss Gertie Drummond, Miss
Neftie Anderson. Miss Lizzie Watson and Mis-
Emma Bowen.
Mr.. George o. Watson sang q solo Other
contributors 20 the program were Msssrs
Asbury Butler, James Bowen, David Pitcher
and Sewall Fort.
The funeral OF Mrs. Peyton johnson took
place yesterday afternoon from Bethlehem
Colored Baptist Church, Hillsdale. Rev. Mr..
Mathews offcated.