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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
C w W., F. Nm; Dwight NJ FIT, Louis Brown

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F. w. waz. DIR. j. +. shrady ard 5. S. spalcing.
The following have pous.t boxes for the thr,e Wag
" and - Mr and he Ma AZ JANUS i.ui. G M
Wood: ury. Mrs II. Walter WubO Mrs George Bow.
Con. Mr., Geo vanoe iil Ms Nevbold Edgar. Mrs.
lOnt Morgan, Mrs ". Il. Douglas, Mrs. Gaspar Girls
VIOLA, Mrs II. Mex. Iwvmbly Mrs. W. d. sloane. Mrs.
George Morgan, Miss FGrnss, Mrs. NJ. Dwight Collier
Mrs J. FcrU,s Lcith Mrs. samuel Colgate Mrs. Car
rick Riggs. Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler. Miss Dunham
Mrs. Henry cews. Miss Whitney, Mrs. {. b. Alex
nnder, Mr.. Frank Thompson, Mrs. james X. Oracle,
Miss Roosevelt, Mrs. Charlie De Ehnm Mis-, De Forest.
Mr. J. Hobart Warren, Miss +: $ iiamilI.n Mrs.
william &. Whitney, GEM raj whittier and Mrs. Neil
on The loxcs are for SALE by Mrs.. j. Hobart Warren.
No. lol iarkaycs and parGnet seats Tor !le course
N.Y. MY be "G1l9d from MF G@spara iii 49, he
urtnopacdlo Di~rnslry ana Hospital
Ths matragG Of s..p."n f. Crew:n and Mss agnes
W'Eln. sday. The mony rfo:m,t by the If'v.
n, n Ncklnnon. H. maia OF honor was Miss Clara
man. The usher, were Mcs.rs Boidon Frank Brr,lin.
William H. baldwin and Colonel Hugh . DonoGhnc.
Robert Blackburn gave the bride away. \ reception
given the Gil-cy House. ut which the relatives
ana Intimate friends OF both families were present.
The bridal party started for II" Somth. -. a.
idrl-avc. Friday evening In honor of Mis- Elm
beth l.. Mccnllough's formal entry into the scial
King miss Cailin Mis- Rn.ch. Mis- Rocke:ecr, Miss
brewster. Miss McCrllouFh and nrs. Flint and Lam
'rt. Inll T.. McCn'lcmgh and Mes brewster. Rookie
Mr. and Mrs. Atcfcc1rnIc so. - MaGl.on Square
North have cards ont or their nest dinner on Thurs
pl~1s.nt TT lorSe dance vas given bv Mir ard
Iirs John rrand a. their home. No. 81 Irving Place.
I9'Ivn. on FRIDAY evening. Among the guests
wee Mr. and Mr., Thoma, ;. liawlir-. Mr.. ard Nr';
Mr. T. g. Jcnnn.r. Mr ard Mrs. i. ". lantry. Mr..
Foster, VI. AMI Ngs. Franz Young. Mr.. aud MI.
!. VI. rairchid; Vi. Ncorr Mi' rnch, Mr. , j. H..
'rrrns,h Mrs. TT .-ci ". Nam Tr,u.ch. vi lucy
Iranl. Ny. aud Mr.. 4 l.. Maclafc ami Mr. and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
DIED.


BLEECKER-On Thursday, suddenly, Of pneumonia John
Funeral from his late residence e?o CarOlst Brooklyn
widow OF James Cuthell. - ~, w., ,,c., d,
Monday evening. at half past : o'clock
EARI.-At Port Richmond, Staten Island, carly January
Funeral service, az he late residence Port Richmond,
Monday, January 33d, at / O'Clock.
MoRGAN-on Friday, January 10th. At her late residence
HARRIET JcNctt Morgan in the SOth
xotce Of funeral hereafter.
y. 1923 stephen D. Morrison formerly OF West Point
Rsya and friends are invited TO attend
services at residence SO Kcnsingtonave jersey
o services 70" at he Church Highland Falls
s. Y. arrival of II 20 train from Jersey City Tues
NEwELL-On Saturday, January 2ist, 1898. Matte r.,
wife Of Henry 4. Newell.
Fgnc c,ycs at her a it, q. r oco gs west
Interment AT Manchester Vermont
l9h az the e'denss OF her soa %
Funeral from Fair Street Reformed Church. Kingston,
New York, Sunday. January 22d. at o'clock p. IN.
PERRIN-on Friday, January 20 Jane Falconer. widow
5o" Or rstr' at he ' t oI Sence 81 East e.th
on Monday. 23d inst, at 10 a. m
Intsrment private.
rrday January DIST 1898, Mary Am, daughter q the
Richard \. wenman. and widow OF John r. Ritter
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sLoAN-On Friday. January 10Th. at her late residence
2OOla 2stlst Christina Sanderson, beloved mother
Fncna 'eryce a, the idsms Memorial Church soh.st.
RsIattTcs end friends Americas Council. No. e5I.
II. ~. invited.
f The 5s atty ns @ s A :sssss 81
Christina Sanderson mother OF our brother Samuel soan
AZ Adams Memorial Church. 3Oth-st. and Thifdave on
sunday at y. M
wARD-At Pasadena California January 18th Inst. Ellen
f. Ward, widow Of the Hon. Elijah ward Of New'foK.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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fShoud be read daily by all interested, changes may
Letters s FOR foreign countries need be specially
addressed Tor dsoen by any particular seanr eSeeps
s %@n SssS 20 ets %as Specially
being sent BY, fastest vc,sels ayailaele ,. 90 ,r,
close gu cases. o az ss 0 asa as Via cn
. & n 9r P'G rsfs Soe1 and
tS' e., Gsa ra, and rc,1m1pS rs,:
aen via snd sresrsa directed
3 p M {" sansa M'r ar B S, al
f6ao pr .r m oic1sscid from
p. s for as ST o tnas na +,
Msie,e ,s asa..e%n 10 at m %
e,t for n1S" a f rcp a. II %
supplementary II M for Venezuela and cgTsc,o also
al b NJ for su9 nn be- dr p va Phiaa
Sayrnis Via curac,o pr Tnil,d phla letters 70.
11irJ;sDAY, E p N; supplementary 80 p m'
3 sr nnPs Co. s,v! g5 %:
France sr ss14,Sa,. Italy, \:
HaVrc lstsers for other part, Europe be directed
I pss Il % ,aS at 70 70, To ana
cS1tes %S, be dGss ssd at pa
Cuba Ta%PSS and ~ ds n sS
, n and Jan,a aS and 80
M for sr and "SaeS VIA pee
must be directed per DMlm az L. me
for Scotland direct per Anrho-ia via GLASGOW teS
ter must be dr-artci per tnchoria.'l
faaSa roS fS5 Costa k:' ' e. "f for 81 g
Picrrn-M iquelon lcr steamer from Halifax: .,
from san Francisco daily January .2?.
ar 6 10 D. m. Malls for Australia, New:Iealand,
Hawaiian iii and SaSoan Islands per s. MariosA
from san Frinci.eo) close here daily up 10 January %
at 80 D. M Tor arrival at NewYork OF $ Etrura
With British mails for Australia Mails for CHINA ana
J,pan per g. City Of Picking (from San Francisco close
here daily up January 90 az 63o p m MAILS TOP
tho Hawaiian Islands per Ausfrala from San frln'
ciscol close here daily up 70 February % a. 20 m.
Mails for China japan via Vancouver (sp,ciav ~.
dressed ony) this Office daily al I'D D. m Mails
for Newfoundland rail 10 Halifax. ana thence ~
steamer close at this ofaec d,ily at 8 80 D. m Mails
for Miqueon by rail Boston and thence by steaner
close NJ this ONCE daily at 80 p. m Mails for Cuba
nv rail- TO Tampa Fl,.. and thence BY steamer sailing
Mondays Thursdays and satnrdays close a. this once
daily 1T 80 a. M. Mails for Novice over,nd uniess
specaly adiresset dispatch by steamer close az this
Trnspacnc mails are forwarded IN San Francisco daily
and the schedule f. arranged the presumption
~ their overland transit t. San Frnnefsco
Mail, from the East arriving time at San Francisco o.
tle dav sailing Of STEAMERS dispatched thence the
same day. - ..... s.u
Extra Sunplementary Mails opened on the piers o.
tho English French and steamers at the honr ~
closing ~ Supplementary Mails at the Postoice which
remain open within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sil'
'"e ~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
PostoNice Ncw-York. N. Y. January Goth 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
srr,vsu,p AGENTS ExoyERArE DR. JENKINS.

Tn reply 10 statement Published IN an AFTERNOON lapc'
.uertnc ,ha, Dr. jenkins. Health Oh'cer Of 'he ror"
go h,,cknaN upon steamship companies oong ousi'
49,, .. ,h,s nort the avo1ts Of the principal tan''
,,ouc steamship yesterday sent out et'ci deny
inc IN the most emphatic terms that they hao ever oeeh
by Dr. jenkins in tae manner in1lea'e1 Inc
letter ,yas sisned by Oeliichs Co, eseh's % vac 800
49,. Ilova steamship Co A. Forget. General Agent
coppaanle Generate Transataatique q ench Line steam
ers vernon H. Brown agent. canad Line intefhauo'o
Navigation Co. general agents Imam and hed Stsi
NO lanes A. Wright second vlee.piesident; w ii. van
~ ~no,r general agent Nethoslsnds-Amerie Steam
Naua.,icn Co.; IL. Maitland Kcsey. Gehelsi Agent
White star Line; Henderson Brothers. agents Anchor
IIne: A. f. Johnson Co.. general agents INNS, e'o
To-. n T. Corts agent Hsmburg-Ame'ican Packet 90
~ Iroaa,hm a Co. agents Guion Line. and Austin
baldwin A. Co., agents Alian.State Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

Columbia gave q reception Friday evening 10 she
delegates and members OF the National American
Suffrage Convention held In Washington this weex;
The reception was ut Wizards Hotel from until III
O'Clock. But IL more than two hours later before
the last the several hundred guests had gone MSS
Anthony looked fresh and smiling as II she had not
worked early and late all the week at the convention.
Representative Greenears wife. OF York; Repre-
sentative Waugh's wife, OF Indiana the Rev Anna
Shaw. Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton. Miss Alice stone
blackwell Miss Dainger6ed, Of Virginia.. and MIS-.
Ing 10 receive Miss Sarah Freeman Clarke, sister OF
the late James Freeman Carrie, who /. spending
Among 0,he~s wec Miss Waite, daughter OF the late
Chief Justice Waite and her guest Miss Reed; OF
Cincinnati: DR.. Caroline winston, Representative
I!oyt. q wyOmlnG Mrs Ruth d. Hav s,s Mrs Mrs
foSsor and Mrs Dooie. Frederick Douglass and
hi, wife. Representative BlolerIck. OF Kansas; ana
the Misses Br9deric. Mrs. Chrlcs Dun. OF chicago
and Mis- Nnrilla Arfrcws. OF Ncw-lork.
on Friday evening senator and Mrs. Hale save
4 dinner party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
6perial Nutires.

"A."-
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIEA
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
EXECUTORS ABSOLUTE SALE
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
"a. NJ. TO GP. NJ. AND 80 TO 10 L. N.
MODERN PAINTINGS
REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES OF T.
CELEBRATED MASTERS,
BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CHARLES J. OSBORN,
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
EDWIN THoINE
AND TO
EDWIN $. CHAPLIN,
no BE SOLD by ABSOLUTE AUCTION
AT CHICKERING HALL
ON FRIDAY EVENING JAN. ~.
beginning promptly at O'Clock.
Also
BRoNzEs. sTArUARY, IVORY CARVINGS, sEvRnA
AND OTHER PoRCELAINs. BRIC.A-BRAC MUSICAL
COX ORCHESTRA, ELABORATE FLoEENTINn
CABINET. &C.. &C.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATB
CHARLES j. OSBORN.
TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS
ON FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Jan. g, ana %.
BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 3 O'CLOCK EACH DAT
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
q East 23d ST.. Madison square SOUTH
WHERE THE COLLECTIONS ARE NOW on EXHI'
BITION DAY AND EVENING :
THOMAS T. KIRBY, Auctionees
AMERICAN AIT ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

RREVCORT-Charlcs J. Ponapartc, Of Baltimore.
FIJI I'll AVENU E-Scpaor Arthur P tiornan. OF Mary
land: l.. lockwood ioar Of Concord. Mass. state
senator John II. DorJy Sandy Hi. y. " and Henry
\. Richmond. OF Buffalo HOFFMAN-ieoree Q. Can.
non AMI II. u. Cavson, OF Utah. HOLLAND-J.
Paieno.rc French Minister Of Washington VICTORIA
Josiah Quincy. OF Boston. wINDsOR-Senior Charles
y FELTON,. OF California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
INTERESTING To PHYSICIANS.

Tho number OF female physicians In London Is 30:
In Edinburgh > In Dublin. in Paris 81. There are
1000 In the United states and large majority OF them
use Caw's Dashaway7 Fountain Pens. This Is also
true OF male ply Sicians To prove IL ask your doctor
for prescription. and II he. or she, dpnt write IL Win
Dashawayr us wonder. All sizcs e. TO $40.
Money refunded II satisfactory after three months
TRIAL. Caw's Ink and Pen Co.. lOi Broadway.
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cpr.rrpS FOR THE UNCONDITIONAL CLUB.

WASHINGTON. jan 81 iaD-Ex-lepreSen'a'ive
III .u, rrlomos Austin OF Albany. have been In
washington since yesterday morning seeking speakers
to address the Unconditional Cub Of that city on .nc
anniversary Of Llncoln's birthday. February IL af'
p,ilcv said that Senator Gallinger OF
,-nti attend and deliver address. ana 'ndt NIL
scn,ailve burrows would also DO 50 u me 'ooimon
., ,n,tiness i'm the House would permit his absence
y. ,hat Roth m well known as eloquent
nrotnrs and Messrs. Bailey and Austin are cosTatu"t
Ia themselves on the success OF their MISSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
mr. Fiji FIGHT STORIES TO DEATH

Joscnh Rocknap. paintcr. thirtyei2ht years ola WIZ
=, work a,,rut 10 80 oclock YESTERDAY morning p"'"
- window. IN the eighth floor NJ The Fulton huild'nf
VI, a v.s.,, sts fell 10 the yard and was Instantly
,,,icd Notice sent 70 uie NorV"e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

Barry- Tricophcrous Is superior to every otae
araton for tn ha 10, prize places II within tb'
reach ~ all Since 1901 the sales have been constantly
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

4 purc beef drink palatable and STRENGTHENING.
boon 10 dvspcptIcs and nyads-Cndlhys "ReN' Brand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

Heat your room without extra expense BY using the
Fols Heater your lamp. Price. SloO Il. j.
UTSSEY s. CO., so John-st.. NcwIork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
M RRTED.
KELLEY--.il

KELLEY ST. Johns Chsps Brook Oh.
Rev NJ. Moran, assisted by the Rev j. MITCHELL, Mary
Coleman daughter OF Philip a. Fitzpatrick, to John G.
Kelley, jr
UOOPER-HOLT-On Thursday. January 10Th. az the
Church of the Heavenly Rest: the Rey d. Parker Nor
p1n oniclatlng Miss Nora Newin Holt, OF NewNork
CIV TO Mr.. Alfred Hooper, OF Detroit Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Religious Notices.

A.-sPIRITrALIsM, Adelphi Hall, 52d.st: and Broad
.syyiritSai pcwsrio j. W FiETcHER Medium iec:
turer. Tests at both lectures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

ALI. SOULS CHURCH, Madison:sve. and 66th-st.
Holy Communion at 10 a. M Rev. SAMUEL II. BISHOP
rfecchcs at II a. m, and Rev. GEORGE III. McGREw,
D. D., at 30 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
H. by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
.3S FIFTH-ANE L.
WILLIAM Is. NORMAN, ACCIioNE"o

A. by the Filth Avenue Auction Rooms,
.3S PIFTH.ANE
WILLIAM Is. NORMAN, ACcTioNEAh
A RARE COLLECTION
MINIATURES,
formed by thu late
PRINCE ALEXIS GALITzINE OF RUSSIA.
SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS
formerly the property Of the late
THOMAS +. WARNER.
Together with others belonging TO the Estbte Of
Mrs MARY L. SMITH
Including examples BY the following Great Msssefss
MISSIONER GER0ME,
DEIACRolX, iIENNER,,
ZAMACOIS. DETAlLLE.
D DooIHGo, BBi,H,!1i,.IcNy.
SSkoT, f KSSaSEAu.
SS siSssASfEr. $$$ESS c.1,x.
and the Renowned Painting.
EVANGELINE,
BY SAINTIN.
EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,.
JANUARY % AND "a,
from 10 a. IN. TO 10 p. IN.
The Sales by Auction a. follows:
THE MINIATURES.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. %,
At . O'CLOCK.
THE PAINTINGS,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY rs AND 20, AT O'CLOCK.
Calvary Church,
(itn-aNe. and -lst-st)
On TUESDAY night, cath inst at O'CLOCK tnefe WI
b Q performance Of ,,
Bridges '.rhe Lords Prayer (trst time in AncricO
ana B,rnby's "Rehekah.'
All free.
Congress Spring. -
This famous writer be.ng now (Dy most enoolS,N -
rertured all its former >trrsth ana
mo great nineIul water drinking public might De eeen
ms ius season at Saraoga-huryng 10 SAKE heu tn5s
st this aesthsHi fountaia
II would not be possible
..to conceive more delightful ferfune than Crao APpie
blossoms saws This New-York Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

Notices OF marriages must be indorscd with
full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
IL would NOT be possible
Post0Mce Notice.
iShould be read daily by all interested changes ma,

.to conceive more delightful frfune than Crab Apph
blossoms says This New-York Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
CongrenA spring.

This famous writer be.nG now IDS most eAoSasssS ~
tubing restored all It's former strr,sh ana
mo great minerva water drinking public might De zen
ms past season Saratoga-hurryng 70 sake sheu tns
this aeslthfHi founta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and West ,lstst.. DR..
j. :. SfITPMAN. Rcctor--Servccs at IL O. m and D
p m. Sunday school at 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

(itn.aNe. and -lstst.)
On Tuesday night, oath INST, at O'clock thefe WI
be Q performance Of ,,
Bridges 1.-The Lords Prayer, Cirst time In ArncricN
ana B1mbys "Rehckah."
free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner Of sithss. s,3
| J. G. TOWNSEND, d. d. Subject. THE New New
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
"A court of the First Judicial district of the
state of III ontanu, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Guadalupe Galindo. plaintiff. vs Jesus Ca
Undo. defendant
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yOu-ty the abors named plain
tiff ia the distri4t court OF tho First judicial
district OF the state Of Montana. in and for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke. aud to answer the
complaint filed tie Elm. within ten days texclu-
sse OF the day OF seryce) after ths service on you
OF this summons. II served within this county;
or II served out OF this county, but within this dis
trtct. within twenty days OF rwise within forty
Gays, or judgment by defallt will be taken
against You according to the prayer " sad COM
plant.
The said action IL brought to dissolve the
bonds of mairmony heretofore and now exist
ing b.twsen plaintiff and defendant
And you arc hereby notified, that IL you fail to
appear ana answer the said compliant. as above
REQUIRED, the said pinintif will appIy to the
court ior the Fehet q amanded in sain com plaint.
1iven uncer my hand and the seal Of the Dis
'rlct Court OF the First Judicial District
offh" tate Of Montana, in and
,Co1 Fl. Tor tho ounty of Lewis and
Seal first larEe, this 18th day Of / ecom-
] 0uu Dist. hr, IN the year OF our Lord
court. oEe thousand eight hundred
and ninesy-thro,.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY y. j. CASSIDY. rsputy Ierk
Iools d Wallace. attorneys for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22

Tho Volumes Of the Bazaar begin with the first
Number for January of each year, When no
ths Number current at the time OF receipt of
order.
Bound Volumes Of HARPER's Bazaar for the
years back. in neat cloth binding, will be sent
By mail, postage paid, or by exp,ess. fres of ex-
Iense tprovidsi tho freight does not exceed ono
dollar per yolums). for II % PER volume.
Goth Cases Tor each volume, suitable for
binding. win be soat By mail. post paid. on
receipt of 81 90 each
Rernittances shonld be made BY Post-ofiice
Money order or Draft. TO avoid chance loss.
Newspapers are not to copJ this advertisement
without the express order Of Harper i brothers.
Address:
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The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
THE GARDENER,

|
Don't forget to search for tho cracks that
will let In the keen air Stun them with
folded newspapers
Don't tail to keep a kettle Of water ON the
top OF the sitting room stove or the water
pan Alled in the furnace.
Don't leave the door or window open too
long unless the weather is very mild, OF
the plants will become chilled.
Don't fail to use stimulants on your calla
and plenty Of warm water II you want
quantities OF tho beautiful lillies.
Don't give too much water or try to force
the plants. Give them time to become ac-
customed to their winter quarters.
Don't be sorry to give your only rose or
geranium blossom to your sick neighbcr.
It may do her more good than medicine.
Don't forget that the plants will require
plenty Of fresh air on sunny days, or they
will resent the change from their summer
quarters.
Don't forget to look at the bulbs which
have been placed in the dark to form roots
Some Of them may be ready to bring into
the light for blooming.
Don't allow direct draft on the plants.
especially il the air is cold. Admit it
through q door or window at some distance
from the plant shelves.
Don't worry about the moisture being un-
healthy when it is necessary to sit in the
room with the plants. You will be bene-
flied as well as the flowers.
Don't be discouraged If you can't make
the plants bloom while the days are short
and there is little sun. You will notice q
great change in few weeks.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
Instruction of Children.

Teach children to do little things about
the house. 1t trains them tob be useful, not
awkward. in later and more Important af
fairs; it gives them occupation while they
are small, and it really is an assistance to
the mother in the end, although she always
feels during the training period that it is
much easier to do the thing herself than to
show another how. This last excuse has
done much to make selfish, idle, unhandy
members Of an older society. and should he
remembered in its effects by tbs mother
while her little ones are beginning to learn
all things, good and bad, at her knee. Oc-
cupation makes happiness. and occupation
cannot be acquired too young.-New York
World y
The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
1894.
Harper's Magazine.
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trated periodical for tho homs. among the re-
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The Helena independent., 1893-12-22
A whl.tlins Yeman.s Work.

People who imagine that Mrs. Alice
Shaw, the whistler, has made her reputa-
tion and her money simply by exercising q
power that any small boy walking along a
country road indulges are mistaken. She
has practiced from two to three hours every
day since she began her whistling career.
and she maintains that it is as much of q
gift to whistle as it is to paint or to write or
to sing. First" she says, lone must have
his whistle. Next, he must possess an abb
solutely correct ear. The least fluctuation
or deviation from harmony creates worse
discord in whistling than in almost any
other form Of melody, but. starting with the
lung power, the correct ear aud the whis-
tling ability, patience and ceaseless practice
will make good whistler" m