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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

pross goods almost giNsn away this week u
Tho Ice Hive bargain salue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

: For spring and suntner drrs7eg those beauti-
fnl piaIds and mixtures arc Just the thing, and
tho largest stock and most varied assortment arc
to be found at Raloi9h u Clarke'h.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

il you are in want of any lace curtains, che
see the zee Hive stock and prices before pur-
rhNAinu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

Furnished rooms at Butter house. 1871
Edwards street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

French %sateens, finest in the city, at Raleigh 4
Clarke's dry goods emporium.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

Legal blanks at this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26
The Mystery solved.

The ca Hive is closing cut their cashmere
gloves this week at 25c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

SAW THE BUFFALO,

The latest in silver slipper buckles. See tn EN-
at the Helena Jewelry 90.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

Adjoining tho walla of the hall of the house
In an oil rainting by Mira. W. III. SWEET, of
lutte. The picture. represents u portion of
tho Tongue river valley near Miles City,
in Custer county. In the immediate fore
ground Ia shown a graceful sweep OF the
fonpus river irrigation ditch, which il ono
Of tho largest sntsrprises Of its kind In
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

The latest in silver hair namen Cali n
see them at once. Helena JeWelry Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
LABOR NOTES.

Philadelphia has 1000 union seamen.
The world supports 81, 100 bre weries
Austrian railroads employ 1900
women.
Boiler manufacturers demand a uni
form system of inspection.
Boston master horseshoers will ad
vance the price of shooting.
Some Fall River weavers struck
against s.. so week for eight looms
New York plasterers' laborers have
been granted eight hours and 81. 75;
half day on Saturday for sl.25.
There are LIZ branches of the Boot
and Shoe-workers international union.
This o ganization has expended $780,
600 in four years in resisting reductions
in wages
A Pittsburg lumber dealer has sued
the Allegheny planning mill association
for b,ycotting him The dealer sold
lumber to the strikers who were out
for eight hours. lie wants $4,000
damages.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
TOO MANY MONKEYS.
A Sleeping Man Was bothered with n
cloud of Gam Ioiing Vis'ors.

A Sleeping Man Was bothered With n
cloud of Gam Ioiins Visitors.
I. CAESAR, civil engineer, OF
Vienna. Austria. who for two or three
years has been travelling con family,
relates the following &C the San
Francisco Examiner
"a most singular thing befell me
near Paradena, Ceylon," he said. Il
had gone with friend into the great
botanical garden there. Tbs is
probably the finest botanical garden
in tho world. You hear many com
pliments about one or two other gar
Jens, but | believe mono of tb1m is
so large or SO entirely unique as this.
In this great garden, oddly enough,
there were many wild animals. AS
rule they are MT supposed to be saw
age. howevec
We'll. one day it was extremely
warm-hot, you may say. even for
Ceylon. at length became tired
and stretched myself on the ground
under some Indian rubb + trees. My
friend meantime left me, and | gazed
for time up through the leaves of
tho trees, catching a CLINT once in a
while # the sun, till a relaxed and
aZy feeling overcame me, and | fell
asleep. | nust have slept an hour,
when suddenly was awakened by a
lueer. uncanny feeling and opened
my eyes,
Judge of my surprise when | saw
pc ched upon my feet, 5ody, AID even
upon my shoulde S, a lot of little
monkeys, while all about me and
beaming down upon me from the
trees we're monkeys OF all sizes and
ages. 1t seemed to me there were
myriads of them | was frightened,
for | knew those monkeys were wild,
and IN their wild state | did not
know what so many of them might
do.
Il gave one leg twitch, however,
and then the other, ana bounded to
my feet, throwing of all that were
gamboling over and about me. In a
second the monkeys vanished, and
only peering from the tops OF tall
bamboo and rubber trees could | see
any at all. Even these did not re-
main long. In a few minutes they
were all gone. was much alarmed,
for tho appearance OF so many OF
them was entirely unexpected. 1t
was a week before l got over my
fright.
lit appears, however, that the
queer animals had meant no harm to
me. The congress had been called,
and their examination of me as l
lay upon the ground was merely out
of curiosity TO divine what kind of
object l was l suppose if | had
been addicted to intoxicants / might
have leceived such a shock from the
cloud of monkeys that might never
have recovered from it.
las it was. / voted my elf in luck,
and vowed neve' to go to sleep again
in a wild tropical forest, even if it
were called botanical garden.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
MECHANICAL DEVICES.

Excellent wrapping paper is now
made from the stalk of the banana
plant
A cloth of very fine texture is made
from the bark of the paper tree, a null
berry growing in the South sea is
lands
Char !onnet, an ingenious French
man, Inns invented process for manu-
faturicg artGci Il silk that is said to
compare very favorabiy with the real
article.
A new cigarette machine has been
invented by man in Winston, n. c.,
that, it is said, will feed, roll, paste
and make 10000 perfect cigarettes in
ten hours
The first sea-goiGg vessel of alumni
mum is being constructed in the dock
yards of the Loire. 1t is cutter which
would weigh, if made of the usual
materials $500 tons, instead of its
actual weight of $500 tons.
A forgot en- vault, containing
antique tobacco pipes, has been I'M
earthed in Staples Inn London. while
excavating for the new patent office.
They bear the imprints of old pipe
makers. and belong to the days Of
Cromwell.
A barber in Auburn, Me-, has per-
fected a device for the use of up-stairo
shops to indicate TO would DO patrons
on the sidewalk just how many chairs
are running, how many customers are
waiting, etc, thus saving the informa-
ton seekers a trip upstairs.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

Description of tho simplex and the
Huge-How They operate.

Description of the simplex and the
Huge-How They operate.
II. c. Vogt, of Copenhagen, de-
scribes in the Steamsh p the Sim
pick and the Huge torpedo. kach of
these torpedoes is designed to carry
crew within short distance Of the
object aimed at The Sim lex tor
pedo carries a single man, who drops
into the water in a peculiar dIess or
swimming apparatus, about 90 feet
distanct from the ship to be de-
stroyed. Whi.e in the torpedo he
occu lies n hollow break water, strong
enough to protect him from small
shot.
In outward appearance the SIM
pick torpedo re5em bles the White
head, and it is so small as compared
with an ordinary torpedo boat that
il is much harder to hit aad much
easier to maneuver 1t is intended
to use petroleum for fuel and to b IT.
tie up the steam so that the man
abroad can devote his ent re atten-
ton to the helm and maneuvers.
The Simplex was submitted to the
United States Navy department for
acceptance. This department re-
iected it because OF its Deepen ience
on the boiler and machinery. which
must be left UNATTENDED during the
time occupied in approaching the
enemy, which may be for hours. and
was then expected to develop it's
greatest power at the moment of at
tack.
1t was urged, too. that the change
in trim at the critical moment of ac-
tive service would cause a seri Jus
detection in the course OF the tor
pedo. and that the design was not
sufficiently developed and reliable.
In the Huge torpedo a powerful
spring releases small boat about
90 feet from the object OF attack
The boat is protected by a small
shield on the torpedo, and when
launched is propelled by means Of
oars or by crew with machinery
similar to that of the Whitehead tor
pedo. 1t is expected TO attain a
speed OF 100 feet in a minute. The
Huge torpedo is expl Jded on impact
bv the crushing in of the bow and
the ignition of kalium by the thrush
inc water.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
for them? Who prays for them? Who

for them? Who prays for them? Who
utters TO hem on kind word?
When the city mis- .ionary passin
al NJ the par in New lork, saw a
ragged lad and heard h IN swearing,
he said TO him, "My son. stop swear.
ing! You ought to go to the house of
co. to-day You on mt To BE- good,
you ought To be IL Christian" The lad
looked in his face and sud "Ah! IL il
easy for you u talk we | clot ed as
you are, and wei led; but we ch p,
hain't got no chance Who lilLs
them 10 the II tar Tor baptism? Who
goes for a to snatch them up from
crime and death and woe? W no TO
day VIII go forth AMI briug them into
schools and chu cnes? No. Heap
them up, great piles OF rags and
Indebtedness and filth. Put under
meath them tine fire, OF sacrifice, stir
up the blaze, put on more faggots, and
while we sit IN churches wi, h
Folded arms and indiffer, m, erin
and diseas and Oeath viii 20 on with
the agonizing sacr flee
Buring the ca ly French revolution
at BOurges there was a company OF
boys who u ed t. train every dly as
young sololers; and they carrie a
nag, and they had on he flag this in
ser. ption: " rem BILE tyrants bic
we are growing up Nightly sug-
gestive! This generation is passing
of and n mightirr generation is 20 IL
ing on. will they be the foes of
tyranny, the 70 IS of sin and the foes OF
death, or Will tney be the foes of God?
They are coming up!
l congratu ate all parents who are
dong their best to ecp their chi dren
away from the tar of sacrifice. Your
pray els are gong 10 be answered.
Your children may wander away from
God, but they i'll come lack again
a voice comes fro the throne to-day,
encouraging YOU: II will be a God 10
thee, and u thy seed after thee. y
And tDoug when you lay your head
in death there may be sodue wanderer
of the FAM V far away from God, and
you may De twenty years in heaven
befo.e salvation shall come TO his
heart, he will be brought into the
kin rdom, and before the throne of
God You viii rejoice that you were
faithful. Come at last, although so
long postponed his coming. Come at
last
congratulate all those who are
tOiiing for tn odtcaSt and the wan
dering. Your work will 5 on be over.
but the inf ence on are setting iE
motion VIII never stop. Long after
you have been glrnerrd for the 1ies,
your prayers YOUR tea hing, and your
Christian inluen will go on. and
help TO people heaven with bright in
hauitants.
Which would YOU rather see?-
viii n scene w uld you rather ming e
in, In the last great d Iy-being able
10 say, Il added house to house, and
land 10 nd. and mandatory to
III lnu ra"tory; owned half the city;
W atcver my eye sa had. whatever
/ wanted | got or on that day TO
have Christ lo k you full in the face
AMI say, ~ was hungry, and ye fed
me; " as naked. and We clothed me;
was sick and in prison. and We visit ID
me: inasmu h a, We did it to the least
of my brethren, ye did it to me?'
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
uibIs CouId Not Burn.

A singular incident transpired at
Sheffield, England, lately. A cowboy
ina company playing drama entitled
ION tho Frontier" at a local circus
which has been destroyed by fire was
recen ly given a cosy of the bib e.
This was in box at the theater with
the rest of his effects when the FIRE
took place. but though the box itself
was burned and the rest Of its contents
consumed the bible was found to have
sustained no damage. The bible and
few brass trumpets are all that re-
main of the contents of the theater
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

RUSSIA has announced to our gov
eminent that she VIII hold a fruit
culture exhibition at ST Petersburg
next year. such a show should be
extensively patroni el by American
fruit growers, Il is unlikely that
the fines fruits can ever bo largely
produced in Russia, and ii our best
are put on exhibition there they will
doubtless secure for US very valua-
BILE market
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
EXPENSE of Koy,ltv.

The crown plate at Windsor Is
valued at $1,000, DO, and is never
taken away from the castle, except
to Buckingham palace when Il ere is
a state ball or state concert or any
other court function. The queen has
separate plate of her own for use at
Osborne and at Balmoral, and only
those articles which are her private
props ty are ever taken to those
places.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

A JUDGE in Harrod bug. KY, is a
veritable solon. A number OF negro
bo,s. caught burglarizing a house.
were brought before him. They
were all young. and he wisely decided
not to send them to the penitentiary.
ms cad he sent out for the boys
mothers AMI dozen raw hides,
explained the case. to the mothers,
and, as the New York alderman re-
marked OF tie gondolas "let nature
take her COURSE" PIli ,hme IT to st
the crime was served up right in the
court room and justice was satisfied.
When there is a vacancy on the SUI
preme bench of Kentucky the Har-
rodsburg solon should be remem-
bered
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

THE physician who attended Mr..
Tilden during his last years brought
suit for the sum of q -, 90 for eight
years attendance on the deceased
millionaire. or y12,0D per year. 1t
is to be presumed that this doctor
had other patients. II he charged
them all proportionably his fees
would soon make him richer than
any other business man could hope
to become. The suit has been COM
promised. the executors paving $4O,-
90. or 80, - year, which consider
ing that the bill must be made out
touring Mr. Tilden until he died"
would seem TO most people quito
enough to pay.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

The sultan OF Turkey has pre-
sented to p esident Cleveland "a valu-
able gold medal set with very costly
diamonds. The constitution eX-
pressly prohibits any official of our
government from receiving any gift
from any foreign government or
potentate. except by express per-
mission of congress This permission
is Sc dom given. The medal, which
with it's setting is worth : 100, will
be deposited among the curiosIt.eS OF
the patent Office in Washington.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

THE other day 1929 babies, little
children AMI their mothers were
loaded on steamer at New York
wharf and sent on days outing far
from the fcarfully heated and filthy
tenements to whore catspaws from
heaven dimple the waters of the
lower bay. Mrs. w. IL Vanderbilt
betrayed all the expenses of the
trip, and if there are any means Of
enlarging the eye of the needle
through which rich people have to
creep to get into heaven, Mrs V.
should benefit by them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

GEORGE ROMAN of New York, With
two companions, has started to walk
from that city to san Francisco. All
they are to eat on the trip is three
teaspoonfuls a day OF an elixir which
Mr.. Roman has discovered. We hope
these men will not be as unlucky as
was the man who tried the expert
ment of feeding his horse on shaw
ings just as soon as the horse had
learned to live on shavings he died.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

THE present source of income for
the Ic.anu Stanford, jr.. university
at Palo Alto is from S2,50J,00) Of
interest-bearing bonds. yielding not
less than $lz5, 90 per annum The
future, however. for ralo Alto bears
rosy hue. When Mrs Stanford is
through with the use Of them there
will be S,40J acres at Palo Alto,
22.0oJ acres at Grindley and $4,000
acres at Vina to fall into the possess
sion OF the university. and al these
acres are capable of cultivation. are
admirably adapted to grape culture.
Fully developed, it is estimated they
would yield an annual income OF ST.
900. 0J0 The richest educational in
stitute in the world is likely 70 he
some day located at Palo Alto.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

ONE Of the serious problems with
which owners of coal mines have
contended has been rs to how to get
rio of the shale. This hitherto use-
less product has been generally
feaped mountain high at the mouth
OF the mIne An English mine owner
near Barnsley claims to have solved
the problem by employing shale in
the manufacture OF u superior quality
Of water gas. 1t is said that water
gas made from shale has an uEnsu-
ally high Illuminating power Those
who can remember how but few
years ago 1t was discovered that a
hitherto useless product o. the cot
ton fields cotton seed, could be
made one OF the worlds most useful
agents will not find 1t hard to be-
lievo this story from near Barnsley.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04
Particular Painter.

So accurate was Meissonier in mat
tiers of detail that. when painting
one great picture. he bought a
wheatiield and had squadron Of
cavalry gallop through it to observe
how the wheat fell; and when study
ing for "lSl2" he engaged battery
OF artillery to drive through the
snow,and sat down to copy the tracks
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

The granImaYians are just now
very much excited over the question
whether the United States lis" or
bare. Let us compromise the mat
ter and put an end to the bitter war
by declaring that they ''be. "
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

A PHILADELPHIA pastor, in a SER
mon against belief in spooks, signs
and omens. praises Lieutenant Peary
for starting to the north pole with
crew OF thirteen men. Lieutenant
Peary will deserve more praise II he
brings them all back.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04

AFTER all the fuss and bloviating
about the wonderful speed OF electric
motors the first electric locomotive,
weighing $4,000 pounds, has at last
been constructed and is found by
actual trial TO have a MAXIMUM speed
OF thirty miles an hour
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-04


"Wit thou be faith ul unto death"
with he d ing lips she said, II will"
and il two hours she had departed.
That was the accidental slaughter and
the sacr fee OF the body; but at thou
sanus of marriage altars there are
daughters slain for time and slain for
eternity. 1t is not marriage; it is
q massacre.
Further on, thousands and tens of
thousands OF he daughters of America
are sacrificed 10 worldlint S. They
are taught To be in sympathy with all
the artitcialities of society They are
indurted into all the n llown SIS of
what is called fashionable life. They
are taught to Clieve that history is
dry, but that ffty-cent stories of adj
venturous love are delicious. With
capacity that light ha G rivalled a
Florence nightingale in heavenly min
istries. or made he ia her house glad
with filial and sisterly demeanor. the r
life is p waste, their beatty curse,
their eternity demoli ion.
Afiianced TO some one who is only
waiting unEl his father dies, SO that
he can get the property; then - little
while they swing around in the circles,
brilliant circles; then the properly is
gone, and having no power 10 earn a
livelihood, the twain sink into some
C rner of so iety, the husband an
idlcr and sot, the wife q drudge, a
slave and sacrifice. Ahl sppre your
denunciations from Jephthah's head,
and expend them on this wholesale
modern martvrdom.
lift up my voice to-day against the
sacrifice of children. / look out of my
window on "a sabbath, and / see "A
group of children, unwashed, un-
combed, unchrist inized. Who cares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-17
md viCor quickly re
PRIDE GoETH BEFORE a FALL
While He Lectured Her Upon Her Attire
Ills Own Was In Peril.

his Own Was In Peril.
They were walking along Michigan
avenue and the wind was blowing a
gale. The young women's skirts were
whirled about her in a way that soreIy
impeded progress. Her fur-trimmed
cape blew UP about her ears and
knocked her hat ral1ishlv on one side,
and altogether it was fairly evident
that the present style OF feminine at
tire was not adapted for pedestrian ex-
ercise on windy DAYS. As she bowed 70
the blast and clutched wildly at her
hat he walked steadily by her side,
smiling in a superior fashion. Finally
his appreciation OF his own attire be-
came so strong that he could not for
bear TO mention it.
Il must say" he remarked, that
vomen's clothes seem 20 me highly
ridiculous and inappropriate for such a
day as this. OF course (conciliatinglyl
it's the fault OF your dressmakers and
milIiners. but you must admit it's to
tally uDsuita BILE"
The young woman raised her head TO
reply. when sudden gust seized his
Alpine hat and bore Il swiftly and
gracefully through the air for few
hundred feet Then It landed in 4
puddle left from the previous days
rain and lightly skinned the surface
OF the water. The young man pursued
and finally captured it, and when he
rejoined his companion she ouly re-
marked:
of course. its the fault Of your hat
tiers, but il is totally uusuited 70 this
climate, isn't itg--Chicaro Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-17
PERSONAL AND lmPERsonAL-

President Harrison. acs5rdinZ -
The Washington Transcript - a verF
sad msn-nore sad than his quiet ani
composed manner w0uld Indicate T. b9s
his health is better than it has been fo-
SIX months Al during Ns-s Harrison'a
illness he underwent tue Fnost satlgfsa
and anxiety, lasting t0r fnonths. S0w.
he az least has resi- fresa az. exercise.
and regular hours"
in kis youth certain rssi1en. os
Glenw0od. Conn, was base ball piayr-
and straight shot with a ~ lssiIv Tho
other night hs heard = DOL how NJ
close % hi house. He OPENED the -ssa-
dow. sseT TIE bowler nea- . TIRE. AMI
threw pieces % coal - tAe animal untI.
lie had ezhauated tbe seattle Ihe do.
could DO, BE frivhten~f AVA. Taen
toe man put on his clothes. Tsat 60.
and foand tie dog tied % tas tree
When = vvas proposef ia S. Peters
burg - pane = street STEER she cons
poser GIlaxa the ear wrYtc - go
municipal eoaEe.l. saying. ~If ths
name % Gljaka - - - gives ~ = street.
u uus; D. 20 large fbor0lz .fsrc a-A
not 20 hy-street leave Toa tbs
choice The resaft l. fhst ths Sic1 ~
zzia. one u the 6nest streets q s.
Petersburg. f. - - cal.3f af'rF tss
eo1poser q '-Eoaeslsne e. LadmI IA
-Aipbouse Daudet. -ta~ Frereh
Dickens. a. ~ is termed. ls oae q tte
rnost striking Gyares IA the seD-id e
Paris His ane brad Is envelopes IA
f.ossiay locas % set-bsz-< hz3T. sThies
falIa thie.c on RS sA0al1ers. and -
loser part - hss f@ee. ths paIior q
sshtch - n striking contrast % ia
iuasroua eTez. - tskszlss c1Tsres sEita
luxur.aas gaastaealos and f.-zrs3-la
sa1-t, an inesrnzt-Da q tsss pet e
rqEuaEce-
Gen Batter sTas prohao.y to
owner u more Lard ;han any othe-
elszz~n - tAe Crlted Slas~s e. =
loease1 "a Tarssus stats n0rth. sSath.
and reat Be osane1 lnseasn@- tnacts
near FazeB -sara. -Fiasss saeh property
b vaiaa6.e. he ozn-a both sies- =
t4r srezt faIls "a tAe Possrnar. Ras
.sads &re sorta szilia7n. - t5oslzFs. "a
oaIY zroabls ben~ 80. sosar % 80
titles SIR n9t vsT ei~sr sd naay le@ss
- + - da