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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Itch nR piles are known by moisture like
pc spiration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form hs we'll Rs bliAd. bleed
ing or psotrudinR. yield az once TO Dr.. 30
Eanko's Pile ksmsdy. which acts directly
on pErts Affected. sbso be tHm0r' hllaTs
itching and fscts a petmaasnt cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. BosSnko. Philadelphia. Pc. Sold by
Parehen-D'Aehsul Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or AN IKE.
- cution In my hands. issuod out OF the lis
trict court Of tho first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana ia aud for the county Of Lewis
ana Clarke. ia tho suit Of =. ual ton rEain {
4.ici. "a I.shev. duly attested the 18th DAY Of
Ianuary A. ID. l.gi. / have levied upon all
the right title and interest % the raid icl a.
Lshey in and 10 the following described prop
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke comfy,
era 81 Montana. viz
lao American Lax ode Mining claim. stu.
ntfd ia rtemp'e mining district. lewis and
Clarke county. NonfEna according e notice Of
location thereof on . in the 9th u tho clerk
Hnd recorder OF Lewis and larke county,
Montana. ia book Of lode locations,
Iage H. 20 which eaid record reference is
hereby made for more complete description.
Together with AL and angular tho tenements,
hered t.monts and appu -tenAnces tLereunto be-
longing or 10 anywlse a. uertain NJ
Notice is hereby giyen that on tbs 10Th
day of Fsbrusri. A. ID. 1881. 10 VEN tue hours
81 nine o'clock =. and Eve O'Clock D.. m.
OF fald drvs-S o-wit: AZ ~ o'clock M at the
front door Of the court house city
81 Helena ] evi sndst fnrse cOur y state
II " D. .us. wild sell an the right. title and in
tercst Of the said E ara fhey in and 10
the eaid above Described property to tho highest
bidder for cash IN mad
Given under my hand thiA tie 81 day Of
CHAs. ". CURTIS. Sheriff
lRrD + Hoss Under her.h.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

A British subject has donated to the
South Kensington museum many speci-
mems Of flowers collected in EcTador and
British Columbia with which European
specialists are totally unacquainted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Titles abounded in Germany during
medieval times, but many disappeared
about the beginning Of this century Pal
atine. margrave, burgrave, rhinegrave,
wildgrave and altgrave were among the
titles that vanished at that time
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises sorer Ulcers, salt hhsum, Fever
Sores. letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains
CofEs and all sk.ns i uptions. and Tosi-
lively cures piles OF No ray regal cd. Il II
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction oil
money refunded. Prioe % cents per boz.
For sale By the Parchen-D'A cheul Drug
lnnlunnN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Nearly all women have good hair, though
many Are gray, and few a'e bald. Halfs
Hair Renswet resto es the natural colo 4.
ard thicksns the growth Of the htiF.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Parks cough syrup cures colds, coughs
crsup and whsoping cough. The standard
ONE remedy Ia thousands OF families for
all lung troubles. Guaranteed by farohen-
D'Acheui Drag company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

"When ] was boy, wasn't allowed no
freedom o liberty the way you boys is, -
said old Jack. ~ wasn't gave no time
for wastin. an most of my young days was
spent wrastlin with book l'arnin. / got
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Parks' Sure Cure Is the only guaranteed
remedy. Its seton lie quiek and positive.
Will stop that backaohs and sick headache.
positive specific for all disease Of
womon. Why safer when IL vii cure youG
sold BY PRrshen- ~ Aehsul Drug company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

The town clerk. mentioned in Acts as
addressing the mob at Ephesus held an
Office equivalent to mayor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

"Harduppy tells me he never destroys a
receipted bill. "
"No, he's more likely 10 have them
framed and hung up in his parlor as curl
osities. London Judy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

Take Hoods sArlaparill, and be not afraid Of
- attack u grip. Prepare the blood 70 Tosist
fhi dieoasa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
Hama


tuppinganl leeahLng,. lH Z, second st
Cupp.ns SleechiuE, Paracr Bon Madison.
Amer'rSn L4umdrY GUl wcsr rruuu 81
Try Bot.ln of our Beef Wine and
lion, 1t is a goot tonic for The spr ng
fever, IGyior's Pharmacy. 5J5 King
Street
Milton Saarpleas. Jr., of Brandy
vine sum nit, ls seriously i'll. A doll
cate operation was performed upon
him Friday In the ho@e OF saving his
life.
Mrs, Josephine Andrews, OF Avon.
yale. Pa MIL be married on tho litB
inst to Lewis CoYngton. OF Toug hk eli
kenamon. iney viii ssttie at Lincoln
University.
Inc engagement lie announced oil
Miss Clara Wilson. dug hter of John
q. wilson, OF Ayoudale, Pa. to Hamli-
ton Mon llnhat! OF IouEhkenaun0n.
Burgess TAFT hhs resigusd from the
Presidency OF tho hennett square, Pa,
board OF Health aud DR.. Huges has
been chosen In HE stead.
lhs TWO per cent, income tax will
lind It's Victims In kennett Square. Ia
8 Several shRd were caught last week
in the Delaware Rivsr below Psnns
grove Az early run is looked Tor
! thouesnd man wore thrown out o.
Elm ploymsnt Ia New YORK yestsrdR!
10y the closing OF tits Meyer Rubber
Works OF Midtown and Nav Bruins
wick RubUGr factory Verify thesl
good Democratic ttmss' are getting
). no better very fast.
: one OF the leading mllk.merchant
of this city said MS buisness had fai
len off ono.thiTd on account OF thaB,
coed Dem ccI alto Itmes."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
EASILY TIRED
Why is it That So Many
People Cannot Endure
More.

There are tho usands OF people who
lind they cannot do as much work as
they used to, their strength gives out
and they are obliged to stop aud rest.
1t shows that they have overworked,
and that their nerve power and
strength is becoming exhausted.
One cannot conceive the great num-
Der OF people. who. while not exactly
sick. are yet complaining or ailing in
some way. They do not feel we'll and
strong. do rot eat or sleep well, are
nervous and have no ambition for
work or pleasure. You need the great
spring medicine, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1t will make
you we'll.
Mrs. Eliza B. Mcfarland, OF 170I
North 9th St. Philadelphia, Pa. says:
, Il suffered for long time from
; nervous prestration. Iudee l. the ex
haustion OF nerve power was so grea
became alm ost he lpless, even speech
less at times. Several doctors wer,
consulted and many remedies tried
J but without giving me any benefit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

Beach via Washington an
Norfolk.
One of the most pleasant and des.
tined to be the popular route from
the East to Virginia Beach Ia via the
iamou Royal Blue Line and steamers
of the Norfolk IL Washington Steutn
boat Co.
Passengers taking the Royal Blue
5.hour flyer leaving New York daily at
il,30 A d., Philadelphia l.35 p. NJ.
ard Wilmington 2Ob z. NJ. make dI.
rect through connections. arriving at
Virginia Beach 1000 O'Clock the FOL.
lowing morning. A break in thu
journey of p, hours at Washington
Will pioTe a relief. and not the least
attractive part Of the trip az the Cap
itol Ia Within stones throw of the
b, d o. station. and is always an inter.
esting object II only To look at its ar.
chltecturai beauties.
The steamers Of the Norfolk 4
Washington Steamboat Co. ara new
fitted up III the latest style. and are
IN odels OF the modern shipbuilder'i
art,
Pullman dining and parlor cars are
attached to tha loyal Blue express
Excellent meals are also served oil
the steamers.
For rates aud further information
call Oh nearest b. & o. Agent, OF adj
dress II. A. Miller, City Pass. AKt.
I Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81

A prompt safe sure remedy. Letters
are being received daily from prominent
druggists In NIL sectlons OF tho country
saying "fOur remedies are giving entire
satisfaction and effecling wonderful
cures" Such testimonials are rare In
deed. As a rule. when a customer asks a
druggist whether they can recommend
such aad such a medicine they shrug their
shoulders and say "We put up good
remedy for that" That Munson's RENE.
dy No. o.. positively cures rheumutism.
rheumatic palms sciutic. palrs in the
muscles aching pains has proven 30 con-
clueiveiy as 10 leave no doubt in the
minds OF tho public. IL you are a sufferer
from rheumatism. Munson's Remedy Nc,
81. will cure you. Two sizes. csc and Soc.
{ Munson's II Homeopathic Family Medicine
Co. put up remedies each one the form ula
OF a distln ished home pat b 10 physioian
ami they will be found superior to any
medicine you have ever used. IL you are
not sure inst what remedy you need,
their Family Doctor Book will tell you. a
copy of which will he scented to you
MUNsoNIs HOMEOPATHIC FAMILY
MEDICINE co.
1890 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA.
CAUTION: Beware of limitations. No
ttce the maine of Munsou is spelled with
tho letter 3. See that our trademarks Is
on every label. None genuine with
ont It, For sale In Wilmington by
George w. QuiaB. 18th and Claymont
SITS. j. j. Gallagher & bro. l513 aud 200i
Ave, and Lihden ST.. Vetsey's Pharmacy.
sth and Monroe; W. Il. Smith. 4th md
Harrison; 4. e. Taylor g. Co., $50 H. 9TH
St Munson g. TarEette N. II. Cor. 18th
and Orange SITS Garrett s. Smith. bel
Ave and DuPous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13


Tho Chicago Inter-ocsan takes the
ground that the proper way TO restore
and to revive trade is to
defeat the Wilson tariff bill. 1t con-
tsnds that the next Congress will be
overwhelmingly Republican and the
bill consequently remain In
force and the prosperlty Of 1891 and
1892 will return throughout the
country. The reasoning SCENE sound
and tine conclusion warranted by the
surrounding circumstances. 1t may
be best. therefore. for the Republicans
to band together and thus scotch this
Anaconda that has been prepared t.
crush the life out Of the industIlel
and eat up the substance OF our peo
pie. We are favorable to any polio!
that will avert these dire catastrophes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

Important to organizations: The b.
4 y. r. K. has arranged with the Phil.
adelphla II heading Railroad to run
excursions during the approaching
season to q number OF resorts on the
latters line. Among the most attrac-
tive are Neshaminy Falls, Falkland.
FRlrYiew lloights anu Atlantic city.
The Atlantic Oily trains will run direct
from Water and Market street station,
Wilmington, to the Delaware River,
Philadelphia, al which point passengers
are tfansfarre4 by boat to Camden and
taken to the excursion house on the
beach at the foot Of Mississippi ave
4Eue, Associations. churches an
others can secure choice dates by ap
plying early, This Is new route tc
Wilmington Organizations. and Is tbs
shortest, quickest and best 10 all re
spects. being do ubie track limo. land
Ing excursionlsts directly on tlt
beach. Apply for dates. rates. etc, u
II A. Miller. CITY Pass. Ag.. \. & .
X. r., Delaware avenus station, vii
mlngton. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

The people OF Wilmington were at
tracted early this morning by the ring
ing OF a large furm bell. As they
ruEhed to their doors aud gazed down
the street in the distance could be
seen approaching u miniature team,
composed OF a small mule and wagon
mounted with u hugh placard which
read Your wrappers are the same as
money, buy Beo soap. it is the best,
and back OF this large team belong
Ing TO Colgate ~ Co, OF New York,
the manufacturers of tho soap.
In conversation with MIR. Charles
Midd Teton. the well-known grocer, ht
said; These people are going tt
sample tho town and start this morn
ing to leave a sample cake OF the soal
at every dwelling in the town. 1t il
calculated 1t will take ever 1900
cakes and every one will have IL chanc
to try IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

It lie said that Comm anaer Dickeyis
having good deal Of trouble in
managing the wild team no Is driving.
The parceling out of the county Of
fices Is rather O difficult matter and
although he Is noted for his Skill in
bringing refractory candidates into
line, he is likely to fail, d5 the leaders
of the different factions are exceeding.
ly hungry as well us thirsty. The
legislative candidates may not have
claimed much attention but the OF
fees Of sheriff und coroner are tho
plums that muat soon lie disposed Of.
1t Ia said that Mr.. Nenlo has with
drawn from the contest and will
throw his influence in favor Of MIR,
Carmichael, who was c,oso second to
Mr.. To ner at the nomination two
years ago. The Irish contingent
do not fancy this arrangement
and hold that as MI. Toner
was defeated at the election 1t
1892 his friend and backe I, Mr.. IOmaI
OF New Castle, shout! he nominated
In order that he may have u chance tt
recoup himself for his former heavy
expenditure ilg the benefit Of tho
party II is whispered that Mr.. Dickey
sanctions this arrangement, aud will
en1eaYor to pull the string in such II
manner as to unite the friends OF Mr..
HallmRn. q sturdy Blacksmith Al
Odessa. who wishes to be coroner. oi
SIr. Toman. aud thus make the two
work together throughout the coun
ty. aud thereby ensure their noIniud
tion.
The Aspirations Of the present Cor
oner Mr.. KOtAweiI, are rltlliessl.
thrown aside, as mailman ID ;housn
TO be much more popular. Iemal
for sheriff ana IIeliuan fUr corONei
are predicted to b. the winning team
II they luil, the hoy4 say Rome wi!
he made to 'Nlriy Aowin Iners
"vldentiy fan ul.ead and ii gay oil
time among the dlzcGEInni element
OF the parties may be expected,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

Miss Alice Chad wick, Wilmington.
was the guest OF Miss McClllen on
Sunday.
Chris. P. Stuck OF Wilmington was
In town yesterday.
Sleepy. hun has been quite by
word since our friend joe has left
town.
II were certain men OF this town |
would keep my half grown daughters
OIL the corners at night
III were n certain man / would be
careful when out with my balky
horse.
II were barber would try and
not forget the key SO that l would not
have to climb the steps again.
IL were q cunning party / would
not make q mistake and bring home
fish instead OF ducks.
Hard times do not frlghten little
cupid away, SO consequently we are
going to have wedding in town
soon.
Lawrence Riley has returned from q
visit to Kennott Square friends.
Ii l were young girl | would
choose my company and be very care
full who went out with in the even
ings.
The Klamensl Wooden Mills have
started up again on full time.
II were young girl from Stanton
and wanted to DO waited on bI
the good-looking. jolly. smiling
young man In the REPUBLICAN, office, /
would call after IL o'clock. when
would DO sure he would be- there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

The Board OF Education met In regu-
lar session last might. The printing
com mittee was authorized to have 100
reports printed Tho new building
committee twas referred communi-
cations from Mrs. Mary A. Mulyena,
eKecutrix OF John Mulvena, deceased.
directing the board to pay to George
Ii. Mccall Sl056 and to s. g. Simmons
s594.45 out OF the funds duo on the
Washington school.
The members signed a petition for
tho laying OF pavement or Sixteenth
STREET in the Ninth ward, as 1t was in
few squares of q school. When DR.
Morgan brought up the subject OF the
neglect OF some students to write es.
says previous to their leaving the
schools, 1t caused quito a discussion
hIessrs. Coyle and Turner thought it
unnecessary, but motion was ulOpt-
ed, compelling each scholar to fur
nish an eesay at least one month be.
fore graduation.
The Finance Committee reported
%, 602. A In bunk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
TUESDAY. MARCH rs. Iss4.


According to reports the members
OF the Levy Court are disposed to deal
lalrly with the parties who wish to be
lssessed. and. therefore. all persons
rho desire to have their names placed
IN the list need not have any fear OF
being subjected to unnecessary
trouble or receive any ungentieman-
iy treatment. The proceedings. 1t is
aid. contrast strangely with those cf
former Levy Courts when the members
Aid all In their power to escape the
performance OF. their duty, and it was
absolutely q continuous struggle to
get the names OF those who applied
to DO assessed. placed on tho list.
We hope that all persons who
call on the collectors to pay thesr
poll tax will be treated with similar
consideration, and have every reason.
able opportunity offered to enable
them to get their receipts without
loes of time, or being compelled to
make a second or third journey, to
do so.sas on former occasions. II the
collectors desire the goodwill OF the
citizens generally they must he polite
and obliglng, and not act like petty
tyrants. The time for dictat!on and
Imposition has passed. and those who
resort to such a course In order to dis
franchise cItizeps may have cause t.
repent of tn, ir folly
The lodging OF taKables. the hiding
In secret places, in order TO get rid o.
receiving tax and giving reeelp
for 1t. should bring speedy punish
ment. and q collector with spark o
manhood about hun. would he asham
ed to be guilty OF such unseemly acts
The law seems harsh and unjust be
cause the collectors fail to do thei
duty, because they are contemptibl!
mean, and would eacrllioe their birth
right for mess Of pottage. Who
the collectors refuse to do their dutl
the citizens should organize to thw4r
their wicked Intentions and let then
know that they understand their right
aud will dare to maintain them at til
peril Of their lives II need be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

Some few days ago a lady OF this
city, who does not care TO have pub
licity given to her name. having care
leasly placed stick pin in her mouth,
while busily conversing and laughing
heartily, accidentally let It slip down
her throat. She was terribly fright
eued and sent at once for her husband,
who is n physician.
Taking ia the situation at glance
he imm ediately ordered q mess OF
boiled potatoes cooked, and after
being mashed very fine he proceeded
to feed his wife upon them, forcing
as many down her throat as 1t was
possible for her to take. When she 10
her distress was threntened with
vomiting he prevented 1t by medica
means. and in little while the lady
Yves relieved of the pin without any
serious trouble, the potatoes having
formed coating all over II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS
on tsa Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, March IS.

TIE town was mach excited for q
time yesterday when the news spread
that Charles Lancaster and William
Duncan had caught ten shad. Some
wore loath to believe It, but their
doubts were soon cleared away as
John Bacon. the leading dealer 10 fish
and oysters, came up the street to his
store with the fish. He purchased the
fish from Lancaster and Duncan at IS
cents each and retailed them at prices
ranging from 40 cents to Sl.25.
This put the balance Of the fisher.
men In a fishing moo1 and con.
sequenlly they put an extra gait
on them hanging their nets. The
boats to be used by the fishermen will
arrive here 10. day and then things will
commence In earnest Several of the
old fisherman who ylewel the take
yesterday say that from the appear
aDoe OF the shad, that this will DO an
early and a poor shad year.
Those who did not attend the exhl-
bition OF Mrs. Jarreli's wax works last
evening lost regular treat. And the
person who did attend and did not
laugh must DO certainly real sober
sides.
Jack Long. OF Texas is the title OF
q drama to be given In the Opera
House on March Slst by the Jack Long
Comedy Company. A feature OF the
play Will be Jack. q thorough-going
Westerner, riding his pony on the
stnge and afterwards duel.
A very pleasant entertainment was
held at the residence of Mr.. Ira Isuut
last evening. 1t consisted of vocal
and Instrumental music aud a cob
web party. II WAS given for the bone.
lit Of the Baptist Cnurch.
A large number OF new members
were admitted into the 9. A. q. last
Q, ening at Its meeting.
Samuel I. Bacon has been indie
posed for the past few days AT his
home on Fifth street with an attack OF
the grip.
Franz Atkinson aud William Smith
will tish together this year.
Rev. b. Il, Jester will preach In the
Methodist Protestant Church to-mor-
row evening.
A we'll known politician Ia about to
take the agency for Taylors crystal
butter package. He will be a regu lar
hunter In the business.
The most enjoyable party OF the
season will be held near town this
evening. when nearly forty couples
will meet on Delaware street and take
the green Cur for the second station on
| the Walker line.
Rev. l.. i. Brady will deliver another
sermon OF the Lenten course this even.
ing during vespers in st. Peter q
| Church.
John Thompson left this morning to
attend the Grand Lodge. A. o. U. w.
at Dover.
The American Line steam ship Ohio
passed up yesterday from Liverpool
The Ohio's passage was seyerest DO
tween Liverpool and Queenstown, In
the st. Georges Channel. On March
| |, Off Tusket, a heavy sea struck the
vessel, injuring boatswain and quar-
ter-master, aud sweeping the vessels
decks. There were III passengers OIL
board, all of whom escaped injury
The vessel was was not damaged.