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club. lie fastens the door behind him, and
with pat on tho head Of each beast, be fasteus
the smap-hooks in rings Oh the side OF tie cage,
while the other end is secured to the collars
of the animals.
Then the raw beef is thrown through the
open door TO them-soven pounds each 10 the
leopsrds. 10 paunds to the tigers aud ~ to the
lion The wild roaring is for the time silenced
except for the crunciinG Of teeth.
Unless wild animals arc taken before they
three years old, they cannot te trained. All
show animals are taken from their mothors
when cubs, and Immediately Gagged. Their
Keepers enter their cages daily, and the ami
mails soon learn to know that they are mastered.
The older they grow the more rebellious they
become against captivity. until finally it is
necessary for the Snowman to dispose OF them
Tor \ younger generation.
A curious experiment was once made TO test
the affection which has. according to the old
fables existed between lion aud mouse. Ac-
ccrtingly, Il mouse was pat III tho cage OF q
full. grown NuJian lion. The lion saw the
mouse before he was fairly through the bars,
aud was after him instantly. Away vent the
little fellow, scurrying across the floor and
squeak ing in fright. When hc had gone abOnt
10 feet the lion sprang lighting little in front
o. him. The mouse turned. and the lion spraEg
again. This was repeated several times. the
mouse traversiag shorter dis,aucs after each
spring of the lion. Itwas demonstrated that a
lion is too quick for mouse. ut least in large
cage. Finally the mouse stood still. squealing
aud trembling The lion stood over, studying
him with interest. Presently he shot out his
big paw and brought it down directly on the
mouse, but so gently that the mouse was not
injured in the least, though held fast between
the claws. Thon the lion played with him, now
lifting his paw and letting the mouse run a few
irches. and then stopping him again as before
Suddenly tho mouse changed his tactics, and,
instead Of running when the lion lifted his
paw, sprang into the air straight at the lions
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Gov. Ha.iings STATED 20 q visitor fhat he
has on file iG a corner of his room 500 ap-
pi:catioHs for cfiice, thereby suggesting that
many Of bis good friends must necessarily
lie disappointed, rs there are so few appnini-
lHents ia his power. Among the calls he
has lately received. al Belefonte ar. from
TeTencs V. Powtcrlr S-fEa ? Criichfcid, Of
Somerset Cnnntg; Senator .i;er, of Media :;
Col. Frank Magec, of Ysrk, and several oi
tne Captains OF Col. 3lage:'s regiment, The
S;h
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Political iscoiluiny.

"De gret iroIbe VIII desc timcs,' said
MIR. Erastus Pinki-y. Gam dat huff iuiks
doan un'stan' de tahiti question"
Dasso," replied h.s companion.
"Foh instance, you an Inc wants free ror
material"
DOES we?"
"Sui'ny. Sposc'n de 'ysters as dey is
brung Pam de bay didn' east muffin. Dah
y0ll'd ha5 dc freest kind Oh de rorest ma
,eiisi. an de inti4I profit ob de 'yster bus
ness I'D 90 ter us gemmel what does de
shurkn'"
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cedence has to be observed, and certain liors
insist on going on or off first.
The lions are usually given fresh beef. va
ried-one day fat, another day lean, another q
bone. and so on. For variety they given
liver. Every Sunday they are given milk rs a
bygienic measure-nothing but milk; and it
is curious to see the kings of the jgHgle tapping
milk by the pint out of great pan, like so
many exaggerated cats.
1t is very interesting and exciting to be
around cage at the dinner hour. The keeper
cutters with u great armful Of chains and a
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-12-13
Mental Tuil.
flpnshinn.on itnr.l

tUashing!On Atar.l
Don't distnrb him," said Congress
man 10 his colleagues Hes been sitting
there in silence ever since Congress met, and
he told uc rot 10 le, snybady bother him"
Whats ;he matter With nina? Trouble
on his mrd!"
mo He's trying 10 think up something
10 which he can point with pride before we
adjourn"
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The Thrilling Part the Public Does
T.. Not See:
Thou mndest hin, bayn dominion over the works o


Thou mndest hip bavr dominion over the works of
Thou hast put ai tlliags under his feet.
All sheep and oxen. yea and the beasts OF The
field,
The fowls of the air and the fish OF the
The words of the Psalmist are literally true,
for man has been able not only to subdue 10 his
will the beasts of the field. hut also the wild
beasts OF the jungle and the desert, down to the
very serpenls at his Ieet
|. Professional trainers, when asked why they
follow a calling Of SO many risks, generally
give as reason tIeir love of dumb brutes aud
the fascination in possessing power over them,
which makes their wild feroci;y give way to
the intelligent will. Tho most noted possessor
of wild heasis is liagenbeck, whose show at the
Worlds Fair was such wonderful feature
One of his trainers had great idea that lions
could be hitched 10 chariot, rs in the time OF
the Romans. and this iIc has succeeded III carry
ing out The famous lion Leo is his particular
favoyite. lie ia considered the handsomest
specimen OF African Oh in captivity. He has
a magnificent head, and thick maue As black
as coal.
His keeper considers hin, not only pupil,
but bosom friend, and their affection dates
back to their first meeting in the bazaar at
Suakm, Egypt. Swinging from pole across
the back of q camel were two wicker cages and
each held Il baby lion. One was Leo and the
other his brother Pasha. The trainer, who was
there Tor the purpose OF obtaining lions. stepped
up to one of the cages and WAS greeted with
crowl but when he tried his luck on the other
side was received with a soft purring and the
little cub rubbed his soft back against tho hand
that was put into the cage.
This the big Leo who now rides with
such dignity on the back Of an elephant or
horse. lie is six years old and weighs 5l0
pounds
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known by His Chip.

Country Minster-There was stranger
in church this morning.
Wife-What did he look like?
Minister did not see him.
Wife-Then how do you know there was
stranger in the congregation?
Minister found dollar bill in the col
lection.
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Father-I do not require That the man
who marres my daughter shall be rich.
All that i ask is that Inc be able 20 keen out
OF debt.
Snit0r-Would you consider a man in
debt who bOrrows money from his father
in law?
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He Was Generous,

"Mr GreeGlums," said the minister, " did
you make soale poor soul happy on Thanks
gring?"
Greedlums-" Ur-huh!"
"Ah? Whose?"
Mine" as
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Reduced Rates for Christmas and
New Yearss

Tho B. & o. r. r. Co. announces that excur
sion tickets will be sold between all stations
OH its lines east of the Ohio River during
Christmas and New Year holidays. at reduced
rates. for all trains December 22. 23, 81. %. %,
80, 81, and January !. 1895. valid for return
passage autil January g. 1885. inclusive.
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A Polite Deal.

Alamma-Why did you tell Mrs Mugger
that the cake she gave you at dinner was
not very good?
Charlie Cause if I'd said liked it some
body would "a said il was bad for me
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They Had His Sympathy.
It'd BiisI

my lord" said an overworked tparson TO
his Bishop, Il have not had holiday for
five years"
:" / am very sorry for your congregation"
replied His Lordship, with a smile"
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A. & O. Ticke. Office Removed


From No. 1851 Pennsylvania Avenue to No.
707 Fifteenth Street n. W.. corner New York
Avenue, where full information in regard to
tickets. sleeping car accommodations, etc, to
all points via the Baltimore & Ohio Il. L. Lines
will be chcerfully furnished
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An Appropriate Composition.

A New York Republican has composed
the music of waltz called the 'Repubi-
can DInce" which is break down, shake
down aud touch down combined.
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QlC1Iar Wall q rock lOOllS
up TO an amazing hight; on the other are
hills, with here ard there few scattering
clumps OF dagwcGd while The shrnbby cacil
are growing ii greater or lesser abundance.
A rum6liur souud breaks the quietpde,
and moment later tie numbering over
land stage-,uach comes in sight. As the
driver cracks the long lash Of his whip,
urging the horses TO increased speed, tine
vehicle sways 10 and fro ia a manner which
must prove uncomfortable TO its passengers.
Now il gives a greater lurch rs it swings
sharply 10 lie right, around a projection at
the base OF the huge mountain, and an un-
looked-ior thing occurs.
Halt"
The pefem ptory command has an un-
mstakabie ring of determination, aHd The
sight of hal. dozen revolYeis leyellcd III
his direction causes the surpr'S driver to
pull up his horses to n Sudden siandsllii.
Conscious that something ana rai has
happened, the passengers within the vehicle
exchange aia'med Chances. gh,rc are two
OF them OH mer-and they are an oddly
assorted pair; enc is a br0l z-d ana bearded
fellow, whose looks, speech, and general
makeup ind cate That he is Wtsttgier; The
other a refined and dignified man, &ttred in
the conventional black OF 4 Clergyman. He
is young. ard no doubt unused TO his pres
ent surroundings and mode CT travel.
Understanding the hasjy glance his COM
parion has she; him, q look Of dismay and
Indignation flashes across The c!ergya1an's
face, and he makes q quick movement with
his right ha,d Ia the direction of his hip
pocket Win a significantly imperative
gesture tie ether promptly checks tie ac-
ton.
"'Taiu't no use. friend" he says hastily
but decidedly. "Ii's Dangertie,d, the gen.
tleman road.agini, an' he's several too many
fer us.
The words of caution have the desired
effect; the look OF anger on The fee Of The
Clergyman immediately gives way to one Of
surprise. 7. man who has spoken notices
she change aad is unable 10 account for il.
Whether the bandits name is familiar to
him or whether ihe mention Of the word
"gen;leman gives him assurance, the plains
man is al a iass TO know
he is about 10 make further remark,
but the door OF the coach is lung open with
bang ana zan- Rgiy-lookiBg revolver is
thrust through the aperture.
Get dawn and oat,' orders the desperate
who holds The weapon in voice sterniy
authoritative, yet with little, If any, trace Of
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HE WARM AFTERNOON

He WARM AFTERNOON
sun looks down upon a scene
Of rugged grandeur. The
view is picturesque and
awe-inspiriug. a rough,
uneven, rocky road winds
in q semi-ciicle about the
base OF a mountain. Here.
ON the one side, "A perpen-
dicnlar will If rock lnnmS
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AAA0@ 1 III w
education
use
of Pearl
inc for
washing
and clean
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

SHERWTE sALE-JOHN =. MILLER.
- plaintiff sic. Mar ie Smith. GeorKo ~ X
fmith her husbsndi John e.. rauissn. Mar
ssr.t fan li.5, n Tiisi. Noah EeConnelL
ser lhoreaa hoslna uerhauser ihs wife dc
fen ants
tuder and by virtue Of an order Of faisand de-
cree ~ foreclnsure and sale issued ont u the
district court u the FIRST Judicial district % tho
elale oi Montana IN and for tie comfy Of
Lows and Clarke. on the 21th dhy u January
a. j. i'si. IN tbs above entitled act o.. wherein
5g-u D. Her. TIE ablVo Lau cd plain
IN. obtained Judgment and decree Of
iorec. ture and sals a alus LhoFa named
deiendnu's. On tie zist day % Argust
a. ~ l3J. Tor tho sum u 20. a.. g. besidas Ia .
ier - costs add sttornsy's fees. when said
decree was on tic 2ist day II lglst = b.
lst accorded in Judgment book NJ - aid
court 40 age zoe. am Commanded 20 sell all
e. certain lot. piece - parcel Of and. situate.
lying and being IN tho county - LOWS and
larka. ttsts ~ Montana. aud bounded aud do
tcrllod o. follows. to-Wic
l.pf uumHersI four Ii ia block ruutercd
sieht .-., sa.d De- icing bounded on abe 40 "a -
lshtL afarre. On TIE EAST ~ lot nun b rcd rye
~ n faii blocs. on the south 3 al iey IN
pa fhn wet hy lot numbered three 80 Z al
D ocs a. SAID lots AMI block arr Numbered 20 =
ignatea and descriuod On tbs p.s' and survey OF
rAld nrditfoa ou tls Ga the uifce Of tie county
clerk and recorder % Lewis and Clarke cauutr.
tate ~ a. oufsna aid lot boinG n tho nas Oft
addition to The city ~ Helena. county % Levi.
Together will all AMI singular the tsnsmen,s.
here 81 auielifn ai-d nplurtensnce- thereunt0 10
ID n-lus or Do q g1Ffe auTerta NJ.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Tnesday
tfn ff uFJ 90 a-rusrg. A. u. l-s4. a. ~ o'clock
r. ui fiat tHy 40 Tie front door 81 t "a court house
le.ena. ioFi. Hn1 Clarke county Montana
vii, lu obedience 20 fnld order ~ rals All dorreq
81 f2fccloaura and fale. col fho above describe a
property. or au much ID oreof may fa
reo-ssarY 90 satiaiy Fad Judgment. with interest
ard cn-fs 20 Ito highcat and bc.t bidder FOR casa
ln hand
Given under uy hand this 9th dag Of Januar7
CHtELFs D. CURTIS Sheriff.
- tEED J.. hosa. ndar sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Trademarks arr understood 90 be near
" ms old as the industry OF the human
race. Ancient Babylon had property sym
bols. and che Chinese claim 90 have bad
trademarks 900 years before Christ.
Gutcn burg. the inventor of printing had
"a lawsuit about a trademark and won it,
A early as 1900 the English parliament
authorized Trademarks, and the laws Of
the United States have also protected
them Extraordinary means have been
rconired at rn times to guard against the
fraudulent use of marks OF manufacturers.
II there were no means OF identifying the
trademark, the best goods at once lose
their value This was discovered very
early. and il Is deemed probable that the
SUCCESSORS Of Tubal Cain were the first TO
use distinctive marks on their manufac-
lures. This Is about as near as il is pos
sible TO arrive at data.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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CHFrIFF sALE-HENRY YOGTL PLAIN
- tia. "a Marie Kleinschmidt Carl Kieia-
schmidt, red ibsri, heisna nAs Light and
ohmidt. red heniein and 1homss D. Matthias,
CO partners A. He!rlein a Ma hiAs, Edward W .
hnigh,. cashisr. Norris sands and Julius ands.
co-partnsrs a. eahas Bros.. dsfendAnts
nder sne By virtus Of an order o. sale AMI de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF tbs
district courI of the ret Judicial district OF the
ttAte OF Al oDtans. N and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the 10Th day q fsbruary. A. u.
l7g. In the above entitled action. wherein
henry Noge. The above named plaintiff ob-
tanned Judgment and decree 81 foreclosure and
sale against The aboTo nAlne1 dsiendants on the
tho cum Of Ss.ls5 ST. bssidss interest.
cos and attorneys fees which said de-
ereo vas on the l'th day Il NoyembeF. A ID.
las recorded IN Judgment book No. l OF said
court ~ page -. l Az commanded to sell ali
those certain lot, p.cces. or parcels OF land
cat. Of slena. county Of Lewis and Clarke.
state OF honsana. and bounded and described as
OF numbsr one %. in block forty-seyeD an
beng SKY 'yW feet front On rixth avenue ami
eFeutJ 900 feet doep on Warren street; alsp lot
nrml.er two az. in BOOK I, rty-ssven 45), b ins
tWenty four "a iost front IN rixth O venue and
20 aineuci * q, ppirt or 18th avcnae sixty
60 i~t easterlg Of tie eAsterly iins OF Warren
rfre''. rluninx thsnce northerly seventy tI0l
zee. tH' me- WESTERN s-zy luui foet TO Warren
rireaf. ihence a3it cry thirty-thrse 1881 feet
then9e oa'try eigh;y-iour 80 ct thence
, toaihc-iy "ns hundred AGO ie 20 Sixth ave-
nue, thence westerly 10 tho point Of beginning
~ lot numbsr thTsa D, IN bocx forty seven
nil. bolng fart5-tWo t4zl feet 'front.' GA Fixth
asenue one hundred 400 feet deep
iogeif Or with all api angular tho tens-
neat hsrediian4ats and appur enanoes thero-
unto osicnslng o. ~ Any vice appsrtaining.
Public notioe ia hereby given, that oa Tres
daT. tao 9Th day Of Aaroh e. ID . 1885, at Il
o'clock IN. Of tsat dag. At the front door OF tho
court house Holsns. awis ami lErka county
Montana, WilI IN evidence 70 said order Of sale
snd dsores Of forselofurO aud ale sell the above
desoribsd property. o. mueh hereof A. mar
be recessAry e. ratisfy Faid Judgment with in
for cash IL hand.
Given under ny hand this 18th day OF Februsry,
\. ID. 1875
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff
~ fnED l. HOss Under sheriff.
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A Nan and His wife.

A man and his wife stood on the Brook
lyn bridge. He was a philosopher and a
talker. She was a woman of action. A
tug was hauling "A long line Of barges up
the river.
Look there, my dear, said he "Such
is life The rug is like the man working
and toiling, while the barges, like the wo-
men, are
His wife gave him no time TO finish the
sentence.
81 know, " she said: "the tug does all
the blowing and the barges bear all the
burden. Exchange.
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4 LAS SUMMONS e. ~ THW DISTRICT
"A eeurt u tho First Judicial district of tho
state Of hontans. in and for tbs eouuty Of Lewis
and Clarke.
krsdsrick Towsn. v lillian, owen aud Tzra n.
lhomDsoH, &c kowen lfos 4 iromBson pain
-. " duarfi riLdrud dsfondaut.
Tho state Of Montana sends greeting to the
tlove nained defendant OWAra uFinAr0d
You arc hereby required to appear In al action
brOught against you BY tie above named iaintiis .
81 the stats Of hOntana IN and for the county %
l tWts and Clarke. aud 10 answer tho complaint
Ned therein within tez DAYS (exclusiVs OF the day
q eerYioel Aiter the service sou OF this sum
Of this county. bit within this district. within
twenty daye. otherwise within forty dATa or
Judgment b. default viii be taken against yoa
according TO tho prayer OF said 90 m plant.
h. "a Acton 4, DrUugbt TO recover tHs nm
% t,.Ei8at. besides iEtsrest upon two Eo,ss az
follows. One oxeoufed oct. A.. isJ3 due in -
days payable O. i'm kellehor. order, for
AiN.tA with intorsst al l. per cent an assigned
70 pluntirs The otner. eIecu'oa oct. "a 1888
due In " days "a abe 20 Asrchants National
I'd iriadrod Co. a. principals. asd kowpn
fro'. \ hOmp on a. fpretiss. and paid of BY
jain ifs herein
And Jou are hereby roti6sd that II you fail 10
appear sna answer the said eomplAiAi - above
required the sid plaintiff will taks dsl Aglt
sgA nj you Gad yudaIuinl for e.. "a "a and in
tereat and eurte - enil
tiTon under my lAEd and tho seal Of the die
iiict court Of tho hirst ludirisl district Of the
stat ~ Montana ~ and for thu
c0uaty Of Lewis and clarke
eal First tins III day OF ebsaary. an the
jed 1T. year Of oUT Lord one thousand
orrt. 'ieht Lundrsl and ninety four.
JOIN BEAN CLARK
mi 4 hord. attorneys for p.aintias.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Now, suppose, said the temperance lee
turer, warming up tohis subject-"suppose
that this entire curse was swept clean out
Of existence tonight, what would be the re-
suit"
The result, said a lank red nosed man
in the audience, would be that you would
be without job. New York Press.
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The American Diamond
Rock Boring CompaH

A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRI~T
"A oorrt % the First Judicial district Of the
tate OF Montana In and Tor the county Of
thir.gs ,, eI and JACOB DreyfaA oopartrers
- WI. Dreyfus & 20. plaintiffs. We l.. harris.
iefendnn'
The state Of Montana sends srestins to the
shove named defendant
You are hereby required - appear in an Aotioa
brought against You BY the above named piaintifs
in the district court Of the First iudioL district
u the state o. nOntAnA IN and for ths county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer the complains
hled therein, within On days (excluslVe Of tbs
day Of servool after the service on you OF this
summons, II served within this county. or. II
served on. OF this county bat wat IA this district
within twenty days Otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against yO1
according 20 the prayer Of said complaint
Ire sAl4 action - brought 70 recover Judgment
against defendant for the sum II sLzlv. with
interest from Sept I. 1891. At the rate OF 10 per
cent per snLum. for goods, wares and merchan-
disc cold an 4 delivered by plaintiffs TO defend
ant At defendants tpsclAl instance aud request
between July 80 and 81 o.. J. 1871 81 ths value.
At the agreed price and for which defendant
promised to pay plaintiffs therefor the cum OF
s.. Z7aS 81, upon which sum there has been paid
tbs sum Of soe.s2, that PLAINTIFF demanded LAY
fused and neglected and still refuses ahd neg
lects to psJ the same or Any part thereof, al
though pact de and demanded; that defendant
has unrOasonAhly and veIatiously delayed the
pat ment o. said sum ever since rept. !. l-gL
And you are hereby notified that II ron fail to
sppear and ans wer the said complaint. az above
against you for 2l8. with interest thereon from
sept. !. 1891. At tho ratio Of ~ per cent pr an
Given under my hand ard the seal Of the dis
tTictc court OF the hirst ildiciSl district OF the
state Of Montana in and for the
@ county Of LOWS and Clarke
+ Zeal First , this 7th day Of February. in the
Jud Dlst. year Of our Lord ons thousand
l court. eight hundred sa@ ninety-iour,
By q. O. FRrsMAN. Deputy lorF
Il. X. Purcell. attOrnsI for ola ntin
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

The best salve in the world for Cut,.
Is u.sss, sores. Ulcers. salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores. letter Cha7ped Hands, Chi5la Ms
Cons and all SKINS L uptions. and POSI-.
lively cErea piles or NO ray reqni cd. IL is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per boz.
For sale by the Parehen- ID Aeheul Drug
COMPANY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Itch Nc piles are known by moisture like
20 spiration, causing intense itching when
warm. This form az we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pfstruding yield az once 90 d.. Bo-
sapke's Pile Remodr. which acts directly
on parts affected. absO bs tuners. Rllays
itching and affects permanent eurs. Fifty
cents. 4 ruggists OF mail. Circulars free.
DIR. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold By
larehen-D'Achsnl Drug Co. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

A good remedy aud there is not anything
on the market that eouals French Tansy
tablets for the relief ana cure OF raiAful oil
i regular meRses. These tablets remove al
obsiructionG no matter what the cause
Manufactured by A. Augendre. Paris
France. and for sale only by Parehen
D'Acheul Drug Co.. Helena. MonI., sol-
agents. Price 81 per box; sent b. mail
securely q ed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

~ g. o. lEgEMAN. Deputy , Jerk
Massena Billiard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

Clergymen. LAWYERS. public speskerF,
sine Q and actors. all recognIzs the vi -
tues Of Ayers Che ~ Psc,oral. One OF orr
moat eminent public men saws: III is the
a.st remedy that can be procured for all
n ctioas Of the vocal organs. throat ana
luncs."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

People with hair that is continually fall.
Ing ont or those that are bald. can stop tao
faliinr. and get a good growth q hair b.
1sinR Halls Hair Renswer
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