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DOWN IT, OR IT WILL DOWN YOU.
The Stomach Not Easily Dethroned when
Once IL Obtains Mastery.

Once IL Obtains Mastery.
One Of tho greatest misfortunes. that can
happen to a man in his earthly career Is
TO discover that he has a stomach. He
may know il theoretically or recollect the
lessons in physiology Of his schoolboy days.
but when he finds out by actual, personal
experience that he has "A stomach he is TO
b. pitied. The whole science Of gastrono-
ny-and II "a "A science-has been devised
and perfected Tor the benefit Of the men
who have made this discovery. All the
studies Of the whole glittering galaxy of
gastronomists, all the culinary tTiumphs
Of the great restaurants In the capitals Of
the world. are due TO the simple fact that
men have found out that they have stom-
Gchs and that that organ, when once dis
covered, must be pctted and iiattered and
soothed and kept in good humor 10 pre-
vent its revolving aud creating revolution
and civil war. 10 is safe 10 say that the
primitive man never knew that be had a
stomach. IL has been reserved for civil
cation 20 make the discovery, and II Ia by
no means q forcVone conclusion that civil
lization should pride itself upon having
done so.
The maxim that one never enjoys
good dinner until after 10 has been eaten
is a refinement of modern and degenerate
days, containing much sound philosophy
from certain standpoint, but that stand
point is n fictitious and mistaken one.
There is TO natural reason why dinner,
good or bad, should be- enjoyed. The one
object of eating is 10 satisfy hunger, and
that being done the dinner should De foi
gotten. IL is only the imperious and ar
bitrary stomach wh ich insists upon n fur
Their recognition of its claims, and it Is
only human weakness which submits TO
It's demand. A modern philosopher. in
terse though inclcgant diction. has laid
down this maxim, which is almost idio-
matte, "Nou mus. down your stomach, or
your stomach viii down YOU There Is
more IN this than will meet the eye Of the
casual reader The stomach may, as Ger
tain 81 the ancirnts believed be the real
reat of the emotions, passions and alice
tious, but we make a great mistake II we
subordinate the ego 20 single organ, aud
especially 10 one which is only too ready
TO presume upon the favor shown 10 and
the license given IL. Healthy children
know nothing about their stomachs, ex-
cept that they ache sometimes II called
on TO do double duty, and there is moth
, ing 50 healthy and happy in the world a.
a healthy child II children of larger
growth could but ignore the gastric organ
or forget it, dyspepsia would become lost
disease and all the evils that follow In its
train would disappear Francisco
Chronicle
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CHERIFTs sALE-JOHN n. MILLER.
- plaintiff, We. Mamie Smith, George W. Il
smith her husbandl. John q. Paulsen. Mar
ssrsh l. Mcdonnell Chis wifol. Adam 6srasa-
ser Theresa hosina berhauser this vile, de-
Under and By virtue Of an order OF salsand de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the frst Judicial district Of thu
Lewis and Clarke. on The gits dsS Of JSausSs
A. ID. 1885,. in the above entitled action. wherein
Jshn n. she no above named plain
tin, obtained judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale asinsf above named
defendants. on the Pct day o. August.
A. ID. 1875 for the Sum Of st.tlalsl, besidss in
decree on the 2lst dag ~ ,ugust >. ID.
ls3. recorded In judgment book No. I Of said
court AZ axe ~. 4 an commanded 70 sell all
a. certain lot piece % parcel 81 land. situate.
lyins and BENG IN the county Of Lewis and
Clarke, state OF Montana. aud bounded and de-
scribed a. follows to-wir
Lot numbered four d in block numbered
sisht 81, said lot being bounded on the north By
fighth avenue. on the esst by lot numbered We
90 In said block on the south ~ AZ alley. and
on the west b. lot numbered three - ~ said
block. ~ said lsts and block are numbsrsd des-
ignatsd and described on tbs plA; aud survey Of
said addition on file in the oihce Of the county
clerk and recorder OF Lewis snd Clarke county.
addition 20 the city Of Helena county Of Lewis
and clarke
Together witk all and singular the tenemsnta.
hereaitaments and appurtenAnces thereunto be-
LONGING or IN agywiee appertaininR
Public notioe Il hsreby given that on Tuesday
the 4uth dag Of iebruary A. ID. lssl Al ~ o'clock
m Of that day II the front door % the court house
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana 1
viii in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sAle. sell the Above described
property, much thereof may be
necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment with interest
IN hand
Given under my hand this 2ith dap q January.
A. ID. lsg-
CHARLFs u. Curtis Sheriff.
II fnLp r. loss. 1 uder fksrld.
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SHRrFT's sALE-JAMKs KERvIN. PLAIN

CHRIfT'S sALE-yAMEs KERVIN, PLAIN
- a. W Lizzie n. Rngwaid and George
Hin-ad te'endAnts
liner and by virtue Of an order OF aAia ani
deere u foreclosure and eale issued cut Of tho
disr't court VI theFlrst Judicial district Of the
and tarke. on the isth day of February. A.
ID H. m tho above entitled action. wherein
iamf hurNin, tho above named plaintiff OBJ
tAins Judgment and decree q foreclosure aud
sale against lizzie q. tsingVald and ueofHa
} lngeald, defendants. on the 18th day
cum o. sills ~. besidss Interest. cosi,
and tiorneys fses. which sAid decree Wa
un a. lNu day Of lehTuap. A. 10 is9i 70
cosdi IN Judgment book No 2 Of said court Al
useo-. am commanded % sell all those certain
iofs ieces or parcel Of land. situate. lying and
hatnin the county % lawis snd Clarke state %
N, ANA and bounded and described a. follovs
60
q numbered twenty seven ca. snd the
sautkestsr half % lot numbered twenty eight
Ias. blsck nnmbersi hfty-hye issl Of the
orral ioNnsits Of toe ciU Of heleaA sAid
raun aud state
40. her with al ani singular the tenemeuts
heretamentt AMI Appurtnuan o. thereunto be-
laae,s Or in a vice sppsrtsln,nz
puiic notice J. hereby given that on Wednes-
day b. ia dAY 90 Mach. A. ID. 1854 At n
g. ella M. o. that day. ~ the front door 81 the
rtsuuousa Helena. Lewis ard Clarke connty.
Nnuna I vii. in ohediencs % said order u sale
ard lcrse 20 foreclosnre and sale. eel tbs above
dssched property. OF - much thereof ~ MAJ Be
necsAry 20 satisfy aid iudsmout, With interest
and cats 90 tho highest hnd beet bidder for
Gen under my hand this isth day Of Fsb-
III " CHARLTs D. CUKIIs shsria
Ep 2 hoss. lnaar nAsria.
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NOTICE OF. STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
Az office IL hereby given that meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Golden hessengsr Mining
on AZ sesspa Ga oor q we the aG oe s
iOnAl fauk buildiRR. room ]. in the city Of
beiena, Lewis and clarke county, state Of Mon
ana FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of March, A.
D. 1894 for the purpose Of submitting 10 such
tockf olders q proposition TO sell and convey all
Z the property of said COMPANY,
The property hereby INTENDED 70 be cold and
onVeTsi l. particularly described ss foilows to-
ut;
a certain right to the nee Of water Of TrOu.
Geek MeARher county, Montana, evidenced
b = certain indentuFe entitled Notice OF Water
hEht," dated the 28th day Of May. 1881 and ex-
euted b. Thomas Ceoney and recorded June 2
49,, a. o'clock p M. In book II locations,
Pgo -, VI the records OF hsagher county,
llso ire Anna Eliza quartz lodge mining
elm. the location notice Of which l. recorded
In book ''i'' OF lode locations. page sos.
ore of MeAshor cognty Montana
Aeo the 5olden Messenger quartz lode mining
clan. the location aotioe Of which Is recorded
in box ''r' of Iods locations. page 5ob, records
of eAghsr county. hontena.
Aso tho AssAyers Delight quartz loce mining
clan. the location notice Of which IL recorded
in box ''P'' Of lode locations, page 5ll records
Of isagher comfy, Montana
40 the Little andy quartz lodo mining
elAil. the location no ICE Of which is recorded
IN bok "f' OF lode locations. page 572. recorde
Of haagher oounty Montana
AlD the Hons Guard qgArt5 lode mining
claiI. the location notice % which Is recorded
in box %" Of lode locations. rage "a records
of Magher county. MontanH.
Ale the Florence quartz lode mining claim.
the lcstion notice Of which il recorded in bOOE
@ Of lode locations, rage z2s, records OF
hs4her coenty, Montana.
Alb tho Home Guard milsite, the location
motto % which is recorded in book If miscal-
famous records, page dT. Meagher county. Mon
tana
Alo ts Little Dandy miilsits, tho location
note Of which is recorded IN book 1 Of misoel-
lansus reeerds. page a5. seagher county. Non
tana
Ale the Golden Messenger millslte the looL-
ton notice Of which j. recorded In book l Of
mitcllaneous records. page SH, heaghsr county.
MonanA.
Alo the Jim Dandy quart lode mining claim.
the lcauon notice " which is recorded In book
r, pge Of lode locations records Of Meagher
coufy. Montana.
fls tie Kelly GuIoh placer claim. situate
Lyman bsing in Belt mining district. heagher
courp MOniana-
Ais that GER ain mill and ell machnery. tools
ana ther appliances connected herewith upon
the C9ldon Messenger millsite or upon any Of
the nninE claims herein absve described to
geths with AL the buildings ald houses 81 every
deception and kind upon taid uolden hessen-
ser nllsite OF elsewhere upon any ot said prop
critics asd also all personal property OF every
Had nd description tsonginH to sAld Goldsn
Messenger hinirg company.
By rider OF the beard OF trustees.
THOMAS II DOUGHERr1.
A,bt PRESIDENT
TASK iUILER, Secretary.
VALENTINE HEIERICH.
GNt RGE w. CLARK.
CARL BIN STRAIN.
majority Of the trustees.
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Adirondack Guide Hear them dogs'
Jest you rest your barrel ON that log. In
a minute you'll see em break into the
clearin.
Young City Sport 40 seconds later, as
buck springs into sightl-Therc he comesi
There he comes Oh there he goes There
be goes
Guide Did yer think he was Roin TO
camp here over nipht' Pick up your gum
Boston Traveller.
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I've trisd all sorts OF blood pur.hers.'
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millions a. hanimalcula wot's in the wa
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-14
BRISTOL.

The annual meeting OF the Woinen's
Exch6nge was held in the y. Nj. &. A.
Association rooms on Saturday after
noon with full attendance. Vice Presi-
dent Miss Julia +. Babbitt presided.
The report OF the secretary aud
treasurer was very satisfactory, after
which the election OF officers
dent, Mrs. Hannah w. Drury; first vice
president, Miss Julia T.. Babbitt; second
.Ns president, Mrs. F. Il.
Bache, third vice president; Mrs. q.
A. Johnson; secretary, Mrs.
Orin l.. Bosworth; treasurer. Mrs. Caro-
line l.. II. Chesebro; auditor, Miss Flossie
de %,s wolfei i.or.l board Of trro,G managers, Trs,
c. A. Bishop, Mrs. Lucretia Burnham,
Mrs. Byron de Wolfe, Mrs. III. M. Gibson,
Mrs. Thomas L. Grant, Miss Amy Hayes,
Miss 4. Il. Manchester. Miss Rebecca
Norris, Mrs. William III. Spooner, Miss
Eanor Trotter, Mrs. j. Watson, Mrs.
j. Fielding, l.. Williams; entertainments,
T.. y. Bache, Mrs. c. l.. II. Chesbro, Miss
julia T.. Babbitt, Miss Amy Hayes and
Mrs. Byron DeWolfe.
The Schooner Yacht Betty is being
placed in cradle preparatory to launch
ing. She has been purchased by Fall
River parties and will hail from there
hereafter.
Several boats crossed Mount Hope Bay
from the Massachusetts, side on Sunday,
loaded with men, and landed upon the
banks OF Mount Hope, and INDUCED in
brutal dog fight.
The common pleas division of the
Supreme Court convenes here today with
a large docket. Several cases are to go
before the grand Jury.
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

!. The closing vesper service for the sea-
son at the Westminster Unitarian church
last evening, was attended by an espeei-
ally elaborate musical program. The
organ prelude was followed by violin
solo, Handel's "Iargo" from xares,
played by Mr.. Maurice Parker
OF Boston, accompanied by Mr.. Tingely,
the organist. The vocal selections were
chosen with nice appropriateness for
the occasion. They included "Loveiy APP
pear" from Gounod's Redemption"
with soprano solo; "When Each
Days Scenes and Labors Close"
a piece OF great strength for concerted
singing by Wagner. The Sacred Aria of
Bach arranged by Gounod for orchestra
with the violin obligato,
which Mr.. Parker rendered. "The
Day Is Gently Sinking" by Gilchrist
and the "Lost Sheep" by Jordan. There
were solos for all voices, the best known
being Mendelssohn's "3ut the Lord is
Mindful OF His Own" which was very
artistically and effectively rendered by
Miss Dean.
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At MYSTIC. CONN.
Trou Our special Correspondent, /,

MYSTIC, May 14.-One of the nets on
Watch Hill Beach took 20 barrels OF soup
on Thursday, 40 barrels on Friday
and 90 barrels on Saturday, nearly
ell these fish were shipped to New York
Flat fish and founders have been drug
during the past week.
Rev. Archibald Wheaton baptized ~
young men into the Union Baptist church
last evening.
Men interested in the village flag staff
will meet this evening In the Office OF 8. Il.
Packer h Co.
A young man riding q bicycle says he
ran over IL snakes riding from Norwich
to Eastern Point.
Thomas Dickinson expects to move his
family to Essex. His furnished house
here IL for rent.
Latham Company stood o2 on the In
spection on Friday evening. This makes
1t one OF the best in the State. Norwich
Company stood only SO.
Improvements have been made &C the
Methodist parsonage.
Rev. David Holmes OF Chicsgo IL ex-
pected to visit relatives here at an early
day.