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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-05

No The Old Mam'sslls'. Secret By z
No S-Biind FAte BY Mrs. Alexander
No. s-A warrant Wife. BY Florence Warden.
No. Peg Wellington ~ Charles Rsade.
No. b-Rutino. ~ Ouida
No. 6-Lovss Amusement By IN. Bentzon.
No. IL Have Lived and Loved BY Mira
No. s,Jot Her. Face and Her Fortune. BY Mr..
No. g-,The House on the Marsh. By Florence
Warden.
No 10 adies Fancy Work
No. 11-Wife in Name Only. ~ ChArlotts
No; 1.-The Story of an African Farm. By
No. is-she. History OfAdventurs IL II. Elder
hAEgard
No, liking solomon's Mines BY H. Rider
No is-Essays. First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amills By Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook Book
No: is-The Shadow Of Bin. BY Charlotte NJ
No. y The Secret Of Her Life By Iovard
No "a Rogue's Life. By wntie Collins
No. 2i-Ihe Cther Mans Wife. by John Strange
No. zl~ihs Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
No; 2s-Lord Lisls's Daughter. By Charlotte
No. 2i~Esssys: Second Eeries. By Ralph Waldo
No. 25-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No 2s-Ihe bag Of Diamonds By George Man
No, IA Tour of the World in Eighty DAyA
BY jules Verne
No. ts-A Nemesis by j. MelAren Cobban.
No. 2s-AllAn Quartermain- hy H. Rider HAg-
No, S0-The Scarlet Letter. By NAthanisl Haw-
No. sI-1ho Frontiersman By 6ustave AimArd.
No. sat the Worlds Mercy by Florenos
No. SHE Yellow Mask. By Wilkio Collins
No. st-hatt; A Tale of Caravan. By Robt.
No 81 Little Irish Girl by The Duehess-
No. S6-forging the fettsrs, by AIRS. Alexander.
No s7--GuiIty or Not Guilty BY Amanda NJ.
No. Sir Nosi's Heir. By Mira May Agnes
No ss-The Twelve Great Diamonds Ey Mrs.
No lO-The Heiress Of Hendes Hall By Ettis
No, 4i-iho Cuban Hsirsss. by Mary Kyle
No 15~isOrA's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. is-Ralph RAymOnd's Heir. By Horstis
No. H.fho Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
No. 43-The Heir Of Gisnviile. BY francis A
No. ,6-A Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. MARI
No. fl~Ihs Queens Revenge by sylvAnos
No ss&fhe MIL Girl Of Tyrol By NJ. T. Csldor.
no so-bSrSieE ' vaughan. NSvsnist sy Edna
No. si-Ths Duchess. by The Duchess"
No. b2-The Heir Of Lime. BY hoht. buchanan.
No. 5s-The Iwo Orphans. by X. ID 'Knnery
No. "a Crown Of shame. By Florence
Marryat.
No. "a Troublssoms Girl. BY The Duchess"
No. B-When . Man's single ~ j. n. barrie.
No. 5l-fanchon the Crioket; By George sand.
No Bs-1he Story Of Elizabeth. by Miss
Ihackeray.
No. 50 Two Kisses ~ Hsvlsy Smart.
No. GA Mad Love by Charlotte N. Broame.
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THE INVENTOR.

A fever Thermometer Il now made In
chatelnine form for the use Of trained
nuros.
A method Of making shaft or bar iron by
forming twisted core, envcloDing the core
In metal and welding the metal 70 the core
Il "A recent invention.
A German veterinary surgeon has invent
Ell paper horseshoe, a set " which may be-
made for ~ cents, including device for At
taehinR the shoe TO the hoof without nails.
A device for severing the head from the
body Of "a chicken by simply pulling trg-
ger, without torturing the chicken or try.
ing the nerves u the sensitive, has beei
patented.
Canadian has invented conductors
farebox for use ON street railways. II reg
listers every ticket or fare dropped in the
slot and deals out dated transfer tickets au-
tomatically.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Ian 0fflOE AT [
HELENA. hont NOV. -, 1888
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has rled notice % his intention 70
make hnal proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof will Ia made before regrister and
receiver AZ helena Mont On Jan 3 1891. va,
6eorge n. fundy, who made eolaratsrY state
msnt No. iilio for the = 80 = sec . ~ 3 n.
rhw.
he names tie following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land via
John VERY. Of Ten Mile. Montana Thomas ID.
Reilly. - len Mile. Montana, Hector Cody. u
Ten Mile Montana Prank 4. eece. u Hsl-
enA Montana
Any person who desires 60 protest against the
allow snce ~ such proof. or Sho knoV. Of any
substantial reason, under the law aud the rogu-
lations ~ the interior department Why such
proof ahould not b. allowed will b. siyea an
ouportunltY a. the ahsva mantioned Z me and
place cross-euamine tho witnesses ~ said
e'smant. AID O. ohsr evidence in rcbuttal Of
that submIttsd By claimant
\ A. s".lGGErr Register
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A 6sESsM ENT EOTICE-THE LEO MINING
"A s Milling Company If Montana work
located three snd half miles from lutte ST.
yer Row county. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
trne.ees OF said company held ON the 18th day
Of december. 1883 an asseesnent Of y, cent per
shahe was levied upon the capital stock Of said
coTapany payable on the 18Th day Of January,
lsgt, e John 4. Meyer, secretary OF said com
paas' At the Office Of the Leo Mining a Milling
Company OF Montana, room No. 4l0. CONNER
ciAl building ~. Louis, Missouri
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
rema unpaid On the 18th dsy Of January. 1894
shall be doomed delinquent and will be duly ad-
vertise1 Tor sale e. public auction. and unless
payment b. made before, will be- sold on the I4th
day Of February, 1894, TO pay tho Delinquent as
aesament together with the costs Of Advertieina
and expenses VI sale
JOHN r. MEYER.
kecretary Of eaid company
Room 20. 40 Commercial building, ~ Louia
Mo, ofic3 Of said comp1ny.
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The Late Professor Tyndall Was
the First to Point the Way
Thereto
Ho Brought the Mysteries OF Sol
enos Within tho Grasp OF
the People.
The Prophecy Of a Writer who shall ID
for Science what Has Hssn Doas
Tor Romance.


NEW YoRE. Dec 25.-One OF the ablest
literary men Of the United States, and a
very conspicuous editor as well, was asked
recently what be thought the next popular
development n literature was gong 10
be and whether fiction a. we now know Il
wa going TO hold It's place in the estima.
tion Of readers Of the next century. The
question was asked day or two after the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-05

CHERITFB sAtF-MINNIE A. pARIsH,
- plaintiff, Va Annie kemua. fsrmnn Ksmna.
frankhn d wallace and A. AZ. p hora burgh, oo-
partners under the hru name aud htyis Of Wal
lace a Ihornbufgh. aud i.ouis .. H. I.otz' A. a.
signee OF frankiln D.. Wallace and A. N. Thorn
burah, defendants.
Under and By virtue Of an order Of stisand de-
cree u foreclosure and sale insuedbu % tho
district court 81 the first judicial district 81 the
"a, s.. =. a., m , 70 and ~ ihs oountg u
A. ID. 1888. In the above entitled acton. wherein
MINUS A. fsusl. me above named piAiniin.
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
aud sale against Annie ksmna, herman Ksmns.
tranhliu r. Wallace ana a. n. 4 hofnhur h. co
pnftne under hs firm nAmo and styie Of v a.
lace q hornburgh. and .ouis 4. y. otz. a. as
eigneo Of trnnklia u. aliace and A. n. horn
burgh. defendants. on the I'D day Of Isoem bel Z
A. -. 1873, for the sum Of fAyfi o. besides q !
terest costa and attorneys feos. which said
decree was on tho 22d day ~ Dscsmbor. ID.
1923. recorded IN Judgment book No. q said
court At age am COMMANDED 20 sell all
"a certain lot piece OF parcel OF land. situate,
lying aud boiug IN the slerly and curt uo -
Sall'i .ilr " ths NY - @,,na ln iho ceunly o
aud described a. follows. t0-wiu
EogtanlnE o. the nOrtheEs- corner Of block
numbered fiys hundred siKty-aight t56 Of the
said fasterly addition. and running thence in IN
oasterly dir elton along tho south side ~ D irst
street ten tlOl feet thence IN foutheriy direc-
ton one bundled llrl feet, theme IN a westerly
direction. aud parallel 10 the south side Of irst
street, one hundred i've and three-tenths l103. -
feet. thence GA northerly direction one hun
dred fi00l feet. O. the south side Of First street,
thence east along tho south side Of irst street
min ty-thrsl aad feysn-tenths 49, % feet. TO the
place Of BEGINNING. according 10 and az de-
fcfitel upon the Official plat 81 the aid nsmei
additions now on ME in the ofiicn Of the county
recorder Of said evils and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
herelitaments and appurtenances thereuntO bo-
lonciug or IN auywife apperiaining
Public noticeis hereby given that on fednef day.
the lh day Of January, A. ID. 1894 A. II o'clock
Of that day. AZ the front door Of the court house.
Helena, llewia and Clarke county, Montans, 1
will. IN obedience to said order Of sals and decree
Of foreclosure and sale. sell the shove described
property or much thereof A. may be
necessary 10 satisfy sad Judgment, with interest
and costs 10 the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand
Gem Der, A. ID. 1895
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ KBED Il. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR 1894 will maintain the
character that has made 10 the favorits illus
trated periodical for the homs. Among the re-
results Of enterprises undertaken By the pub
fishers, there will appear during the year
SOD erbll tliustrated papaTa "a India BY Edwin
Lord Weeks. on the Japanese seasons hy Alfred
Parsons, On Germany ~ P0ultney BigolOw .u
Paris by l,iehara Harding Davis, and on N
BY Frederic Remington.
Among the other notable features 81 the
will b. novels b. aeorRe du maurier and ha
Dudley Marnsr, the personal "reminiscences {.
". u. HoWolls. and eight short stories Of west
ern frontier life BY Owen Water Short storis
will als1 Be contribute b. brandsr Matthews,
Richard Harding Davis. Mary n. wilkins, Ruth
Mot nary btuar. Miss Laurence. Alma 1adema
Georeo a. liitbard Quesnay de keaurepaira
Thomas Nelson age and others articles on
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BY oistiuguished epeciAlists,
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In l7Gs Gabrielli, one OF the most beauti-
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demanded 5,OOD ducats salary from Cath
crime II Of Russia. The empress objected
that 1t was larger than the pay Of a field
marshal. Then let your field marshals
sing for you" retorted Gabrielli. AFRO
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Chicago Record.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-07
snsaking without Tongues.

Can VIC speak without tongue2
Prof Huxley says yes. Persons suffer
ing from cancer frequently lose their
tongues and discover that they can not
only talk as well as formerly, but also
that their sense of taste is not i'm
paired. The letters and t are the
only ones which, as rule, those de-
,rived of their tongue find any diff
,ulty in pronouneing properly, and
,uch letters are frequently turned into
IS, ps, VS. and this. Many instances
ire on record of the speaking powers
of tongueless persons. In s4s A. D.,
sixty Christian confessors had their
tongues cut out by order of Hunmeric,
out in short time some of them went
On preaching again. Pope Leo III is said
TO have suffered similar mutilation
and to have regained his speech. Sir
John Malcolm tells of one Zal Kahn
who had his tongue cut out and
who recovered his speech enough to
tell the physician how it happened.
Margaret Cutting was examined before
the Royal society of England in 1742.
She had not a vestige of tongue re.
naming, and yet "discoursed as fluent.
ly and as well as others" The tongue
actually appears unnecessary to the
development of speech. Family Mag
azine.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-07
---------------------~---
Lashes and Eyebrows.

Never cut or trim the eyebrows.
Their beauty includes delicacy-deli-
cacy in curve, width and texture.
Trimming destroys this by causing
them to grow coarse, stiff and wild"
To get the well-defincd, narrow arch
many beauties pinch the eyebrows af-
ter amounting them with oil, to make
the hair glossy. A stray why or gray
hair may be removed with a tweezers,
but should never be cut. On the other
hand eye-lashes are cultivated by clip
ping them once year. Hairdressers
call it TOPPING" them and the term is
pertinent, Only the irregular tip ends
should be cut, and this can only be
done by another. Cutting the lashes
weakens the eyes, remember that
N Y. World
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-07

THE Russian, or Russo-Greek, church
differs essentially from the Roman
Catholic in two points of doctrine.
First, it denies the spiritual supremacy
of the bishop of Rome and asserts that
of the car; secondly, it denies that the
Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father
and the Son" and asserts that the Holy
Ghost proceeds from the Father alone.
There are differences of ceremonial
customs, such as the use of the Greek
or old Slavonic language in church
services instead of Latin, but such diff.
ferences as these are not considered Of
any Importance.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-07
ALAN AND HIS COAT OF ARM 9.
The Use of Furs in Blazonry---Ancient
Arm0rial Enslgns.

The Use of Furs in Blazonry---Ancient
Armorial Ensigns.
Although heraldric authorities have
made no direct attempt to solve the
vexed question.
When Adam and Eve delved and span,
Who was then the gentleman
Yet they have assigned to Adam two
coats of arms. The first, which was
borne in Eden before the fall-when
he needed neither coat nor covering
nor arms for defense-consisted of
shield gules, upon which the arms of
Eve IA shield argenD were quartered
as an escutcheon of pretense, she be-
ing an heiress! The second coat, borne
after the expulsion. from the garden,
was 'paly tranche, divided every way,
and tinctured of every color"
The use of furs in blazonry is, it has
been solemnly asserted, relic Of the
garment of skins worn by our first par
ents. The second man who lived upon
the earth, Abel, was, we are told, a
true gentleman-a proof that it does
not necessarily take three generations
to manufacture the article. Cain was
mo gentleman" by behavior, but he
was the first man who desired to have
his arms changed, $50 God set His
mark upon him"
Nearly all the principal characters
in the Old Testament hare been ac-
credited with coats of arms. These
are, as a rule, highly appropriate, ex-
cept in the case of Joseph's heraldic
coat, which was merely black, tine
tured with white-"chequy sable and
argent"-whereas something after the
pattern of Adams second coat would
surely have been more in keeping with
the youthful Joseph's favorite attire.
Gideon bore arms, sable, fleece ar.
gent, chief azure quite d'eau; David,
harp, or in field argent, and Sam
son, gules, lion couchant, or, within
an orle argent semee of bees sable.
Armorial ensigns are supposed to
have received divine sanction, for God,
when prescribing unto Moses the form
conducting the Israelites in their jour
ney through the wilderness, expressly
commanded the use of armorial signs,
saying: "The children of Israel shall
pitch their tents every man by his own
caulp, and every man by his own stand
ard ."-Cornhill Magazine.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-07
Clam Stew.


A well-made clam stew Is such delic.
ious dish and SO cheap that it is strange
it is not oftener seen on our tables.
Take fifty small clans of any good
variety and steam them in their shells
for about five minutes. When the
shells begin to open, remove them
from the fire and open them, saving
all the juice. Heat three cups of mill;
over the fire. Mix two tablespoonful
of butter with two even ones of -four,
and stir in the milk. When it boils,
add the clam juice. When it boils
thoroughly again, add the clans. Sea.
son with little pepper and let it boil
again for two minutes. Then remove
it at once from the fire and serve in
soup plates over well-browned slices OF
white bread, II it boils any longer
after the CLANS are put in, they will be
toughened 1t is as fertile to attempt
to boil clans tender by extra cooking
as to boil eggs soft by the same
method.-N. Y. Tribune.