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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

Like tie appl cation Of ice to tho small u
you back. - tie sensation PRODUCED by tie
chill that Gee les tae fvor OF mala Ia.
Ihou comes ths roasting state. when
evs-v vein th,oie md is SEQ ohsd
e. II with lquid frs. Then you
well nigh dissolve IN eKuaustlnB
.ers.i auou that l-uves sou a. lump a. O.
wet dish rag. These Alternating tormeute
are nos remedinbls permanently with qui-
nine. which 10. NOR over. o. most damaging
cumull tivo poison. Iostcttst's stomach
Bittns orive4 out The Zoe an repeis its
further at ckA 10 - the lfRling med
icIuai safeguard rPHinat ma AHA al
Owe the contin-uts of North and
South America. Guatemals. the lsthmus Of
Panama, Mexico and Aust alia. 10 Iegu-
hates tue i've stomach bow -ls aud Kid
ne o.. tnrIChos the blood. ana promotes ap-
tetlte sic o aud digeation. sis not only
a medicine. bot an effective cordial vel
come Co the most delicate palate. hheuma-
&C tendency IS couute-scted BY 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29
J. MAY DO ms Much for You.

Dir. Fred Miller. Of living, ILL.,, writes
that lie bad severe kidney trouble for
many years with severe pains in the back.
and also that his bladder was Affected. lie
tried many social cd kidney cures, but
without any good result. Atou' % year ago
be- began the use OF Electric Iitts'a aud
found relief "a once. Electric Bitiers ~
especially ada ted % cure Of all kidney and
liver troubles and often gives slmos, in
slant relief. One trial will p owe our state
meut. Price only JOe for large bottles AZ
Parohon- 'Aohsul Drag Company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.

The average age of students at Harvard
Is 225 years and al Columbia 2l.5.
Washington is to have a manual training
school similar to the Pratt, DreNel and Ar
mOur institutes.
The number Of students at the University
Of Berlin is $50, probably the largest num-
Der in any educational institution in the
world
Dr Jerome Allen has resigned as dean OF
the School of Pedagogy Of the University OF
the City Of New York and has been made
professor emeritus.
Japan has two national educational asso-
Citations. with "a total membership of over
10000. The majority of the members art
university graduates
The students Of Chicago university have
formed students Express company,
Incorporated under the state law, with a
capital stock of $1,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

Bring 10 your minds eye the picture Of n
woman Of the past century working lab,ri-
ously making the family -four vi h he
crude implements then in vogue. and then
visit STORY a co.'s modern mill who're
the celebrate ''sasEatchewau" ami Mon
Jana Belle" FlouFs nro male. and you will
ealize what tho aat few yea have done
for Abe Fleus. max M Industry.
With the hest wheat obtainab.e any-
who're. and mill modelled rflei tn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

Each child has o wei sharpcncd lead
pencil and Some large sheets of paper
Whcn The leader SAYS All rcadyi' each
player gees iutou corner, or behind chair,
or under the tablc-anywhcrc that viii
prevent the others from seeing his work.
All have been told by tae leader that
each is 90 draw picture showing his idea
Of what "a ..bogy' looks like
WHOM the leader says Times mp" they
como ont from their CORNERS aud compare
"bogics" Tho most ridiculous picture Is
marked highcst-No. TO- The others arc
marked in proportion down to No. ].
when they arc tined of drawing. they
eithvr redeem their pictures from the lead
e. by paying such foricits as De chooses TO
imp or tLcy may ale "a vote 90 SOC
whc,..r in piacc RI paying forfcit- they
viii ro t0aif .h.I ~ pictures together
into an album .ut resent it % SO. DO.
All this oo. u read o., funny as 10
really d. h.t ,hlu.en who try thc game
will la.. r.D.t Elizabeth Palm
or Mnrl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

SHERIFT's "a, E-mALDE Al. HAKtk
- llkiutin. Abbie j. f. r.er. p. T. I orfef
and Alexander Mort %. defendants.
nfer aud - virtue OF an order Of sale and
decree % foreclosure sud sale Issued out % tue
district court of the first judicial ui-friot Of the
state u Aoltala and Tor the county Of Levin
and clarke. the Isth day If April. a. ID. ist q,
IN the above enfltisi scion, Vheroin Mani
n. Ater. the above named plaintiff obiaiEei =
Judgment AMI decree OF foFocloslrs aat aale
against Abbo ) Porter, 3 =. iortr
18th day 81 April. A. d. i-Ji, for the fum
~ ki.a1nOJ bel 80 interest. oosts an attorn-T-
fees. which SAID drorca wss the 18th day %
Aprll ID l.3i. recorded iudginenl hpoE
manied 90 slll all that cestaia lot piece or
pare % 20 land. situHte. lylag aud bsing la thr
northern Aci c addl,ion 20 the city oi o.ena
4 ontauA. and bounded aad do.cribsd a. foIlo-s
10 uIt
The east thirty .sll fer, % lot az o.. in hoo
siIty i've co. q ths Nofthorn lac &c sid q, p
20 the city = lice q county and state afpn-
said being thirty 800 fcet front on iuuldsr ave
nua and ono hundred and forty AGO. feet desp
aid lot and b.ucE ars numb rcd dssirnafeI
fscf6o addition nov GA hla ID The oai of ftf
-ecorder n 90 d oi sad county Of Lswls AMI
I tiarko
horedtiamsuts aud appurtsnAncsa tlersunto bs
longing or n auFwiso auueftatufuE
fublio notice 10 hereby gwen. that On Thur
daI tho iutl day - "a. =. u lss'' a.
court house Helena lsNi. and laHtn cuunts.
Montana will in ubofl ieEco 20 ali nrdor of So
aui Decree q for~cl ufure aud fhle Hii tho abof
desontrd property - so uueh nero. ~ ma
e. nccesfsrT 70 rnti. ~ cad .uasu eut sith in-
tefs-i and Gusts. to the hirhrst ami hest bdisr
Tor rash Boz hani
Gissn andsf NJ hand This 18th day 81 April
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff
~ fEED 4 hoes. Un1or rherin
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

that the progress made during this century
has been a. arsa, as that OF all previous
time.
Is is not 80 long since each family
made lie own four, aud mada IL much the
same % - vas made a. the time Of the
nood. That Is ths same crude. primitive
means we're used TO grind the grain 10 four.
viz. stationary. hollow stone. into
which another stone was made 10 h,. aud
by rolling, abe grain was reduced TO fonr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

Anything that adds 20 the ncatncss and
beauty OF the home and its belongings Tot
only increases the owners pleasure. but
fosters rrfiuoment and real bctterment %
the household
i ID only o; late years that rheumatism
Las teen treated asa blood disease. Ia
that thi.isa cor e7s theory - proved iy
extraordinary success ATTENDING tie use ~
AyeI's sarssparila. 10 this painful snC
very Fevalent malndy. IL seldom fails
radical cue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

cortibls. The Nineteenth Century. how
eve stands out prom incntly az one Of I'M
interrupted and unparalleled advance
ment. lake for instance the development
Of electricity. By means Of which tune and
space have bsea aunihnated. The rail
road. that brings the uttefmoit parts OF
the al within sasy rssoh. The har-
Messing Of that giant stsam-vhioh has
bsoome a willing servant OF man. We do
not ,hink We ovsrstaie the matter in saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

between them. Histo y. both sacred and
pfofans. IL rspists WITH references 20 this
method Of flour-making. Then came some
Improvement 90 shat BY giving The Mp or
stone a rotor motion animal rover could
bs utilized. The past fsw years that have
been SO prolific Of improve msni. have. how
ever. seen = oompleis change in all this.
and the contrast bstween she mothols OF
modern milling and that Of an -lisr day
ia az great as any that can be imaein sd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

A good remedy aud there IL not anyih ing
on the market that equals French TansI
ablsta for the rslisf and cure Of ninful OF
rogulnr mensos. These tablets remove 81
obstruotiona. no matter what the cause
Manufactured BY A. Aupendfs. Pa Is.
France. aud for sale ONLY by Parohen
DAcheul Drug Co, Helena. Mont, sol-
sgsBta Price - per box, sent b. nail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

most improved and modern plans. they
are able to guarantees their "sAskATCH-
EVAN" aud MONTANA BELLE"
\ outa 20 0 e ~ good or beitor than any
thing On the market
Iry a ssek ami be convinced Of its super
iority. Every sack alike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

For n guaiter q century pr. Kings
New DiscoveTT hiss been tested ans the
millions Who have eeaivfd benefit from its
ne testify 10 its wonderful curative powers
IA an disease o. throat, chest aud luuza.
A rsraedr that has stood she test 30 long
9nd that has given universal tat.8fnct .on .s
no erperimsuf. Zach bottle is positively
ousrnns eod 90 give Tellef. or the moucT will
- refuaded. 10 % admitted 10 DC the most
r.lfable for coughs ant colds. Trial bot
ties free - Pa chen II Aot"ul Drng Com
,arv. Large a.ze. soc ana
rsrrains IN Al kinds q wash fabrics ~ The
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

lld you give a poor man a cup

Lady. could you give poor man cup
Of c0Gces
Mr, Nuwifc-No, breakfast IS all over.
We'll. TIL say this, that Hvc trmpcd
Tor two wears and it's the first place that
Two smclled genuine, first class coffee yet y
Never mind your feet they don't lo1k
muddy. just sit down here ~ the table.
You take cream and sugari Exchange.
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AND PRESENT.

That Il rogscsa' has besu the watehword
Of the c injury Jest closing - evidenced BY
development in the arts and sciences. that
have waited Tor the Nineteenth Century 90
reduce the man ana the hour that would
bring them nearer perfection.
There have been periods in the past when
the wheels Of progress moved so SLOWLY thai
The forward movement was soarcsly per
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

To Consequence o. winter diet Aul lack
Of open ar eI-rclse. the wto.e hvsical
mechanism becomes impaired. Ayers "a
saparil.a iI ths proper remedy. ia the spring
of the year. 20 strengthen the appetite. n
viRorate the system. and eTpel all inpuri-
ties from tie blood.
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pRop 1sAls ToH ckgALhY HoRsEs.

pROp 1sAis TON CEsALhN HORSEs.
bhlos chief Guar ermastsr. department a
akofA. Paul. ma. uril a lsht -aa 81
pruIosale. an friplirate. suhiact O. tts usual
uitiuus. vii b. ecTiFed az TINS utnct until J.
uciuck Mry i-tf ADD opened fhor. Tor
furnls ainE fhls department with one hundred
sud teentF Two Cafaigy lorsc1 uDtfacls 8 OF
lruFlda Tor IN Increase ur "A rroafa OF taFnfr
40 pr ceut lu che nufalla- stated ani lils for
a les mum rr will he aufsrfairHd Iiank firIas
~ pfouesnla. and iuA lratrucilunH g. t4defn.
may D. had on nuuilcafiHu Co this oiica Aa
Or any part nf any bad received. joins v.
fifl.l. Quartermastsr. u. b A.. Chief Quar-
farrrnTlaf.
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~
- TN, vs. Anna Brisc-e. o. briseoe' A.
Nj. Hotter and N. NJ. Hotter. defendants.
Under and by virtue OF Al order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure ana sale Issued Out 81 the
district 81 the first Judicial district 81 the
state OF Montana. Ia aud for the county q Lewis
ana Clarke, on the Bih day OF Aprli, A. ID. 1894.
IN tho above entitled action, wherein Henry
Klein. the above named plaintin. obtained
judgment and decr0s Of foreclosure and sale
against Anna r. brIsooe. J. %. buscoe. A. N.
Hotter AMI n. II Hotter, defendants. on the ith
daJ Of april, A ID. 1884, for tins sum II SAM b,
besides iutere.t. costs ana attorneys feee. which
said decree was. the ith day Of prii. a. ID.
lt5i recorded IA lud ment book No of said
court. At page e., an commanded to sell All
those certain los. pieces Or parcels Of land, ri
cate. lyine and being iu tie county 81 Lewis aud
LARGE. state Of Montana. and bound and de-
scriboi a. follows. tO-wits
o. number one 70 J. and the westerly half 81
lot mum bered tWo % In block numbered hree
hundred Hnd eirhty-nine l.bD. sometimes
known ~ block numbered three hundred and
elghty-slN lS11l, in tho original tOwnEito OF tho
city II Helena, said county and state "a
clark street by ono hundred 100 feet deep. and
bounded on the north by property known as lot
by property Of John sturrock. on the south
By Clark street. and on the west by hoagher
street NOW Harrison avenuel.
Together with and singular tile tenements
Embellishments aRd HppurtsRaneoi thersunto be-
loning or an ANY, ise aupertainlng
fubic notice il hsfsfy given. that on Nedues-
daI. the ID day Of May. A. ID. 1884 At n % clock
IA. 81 that day al the front door Of the court
hsusa, HolenA. ! evils ant clarke county. Mon
tana i Will. IN obedience to said order OF sAis
and decree q fureClceu AID sFle. SELL the
above described property. or - much thereof a.
may be lcess arY 20 sntisfy said judgment with
interest snd coats. TO inc CHEST ana best bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under ny hand this 10Th day Of April.
CHaRLTs d. CURTIS. Eli riff.
ByfnED r. Hoss. nder Nhouh
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Go 70 5, Ioai. ". -.ls-,, L. JPPl
Shortest and best Only dining car routg SOLE A
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r.reains b Al klnds q YAH iAbflcs a Tie
- live lhis week
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BvFnr, z Hoi ~ p nd s sse rfi7' ca 'i'
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German Sateens in light and dark grounds, all new
his week
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-12
A Million Friends,

A friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. If you have
never used this great cough medicine
one trial will convince you thatithas
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed or money will be re-
funded. Trial bottles free at Fl. j..
Dwinell's drug store. Large bottles
SOC. and $1.00.
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LITTLE THINGS.

A good-by kiss is little thing,
With your hand on the door TO go,
But il takes the venom out Of the sting
OF a thoughtless word or a cruel ding
That you made an hour ago.
A kiss Of greeting is sweet and rare
After the toll of the day,
And it smoOths the burrows plowed by care,
The lines on the forehead you once called fair,
In the years that have flown away.
It's little thing to say, Yo are kind.
love you, my dear, each night,
But it sends thrill through your heart ind,
For love is tender. love is blind
As we climb life's rugged height.
We starve each other for loves caress,
We take, but We do not give;
1t seems so easy some soul to bless,
But we dole the love grudgingly less and less,
Till tits bitter and hard to i've.
-EVeniDg Wisconsin.
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CHAPTER XIII.

During the next few moments the
excitement on the boat was intense,
and when it was realized that there
was no hope of recovering Karoama
the sailors broke into loud walls and
auntie wrung her hands in an agony
of grief.
Haggi, helping Roger, spent and
exhausted, reached a second time for
the professor, but too late. Entan-
gled in ropes or chains below water
line or held in death clutch by the
green-fngered Nile, the tell-tale bub-
bles gurgled above his head as he
sunk for the third time.
1t was but an instant's work to
secure his body by graphing, and,
soaked, limp and dripping, it was
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-01-18
MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
Of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has ever compared with that OF
human life. 1t has been the leading subject
Of professional research and study In all ages
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A DEAD COMMITTEE.
A Queer State of Affairs In the Commit-
tee on Library in the House.

A Queer State of Affairs In the Commit
tee on Library in the House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--A condition
of affairs believed to be unprecedented
in the history of congress exists in rela-
tion to the committee on library of the
house of representatives. This is a
standing committee consisting of three
members and has the right, among
other things, to apportion among mem
bers orders for cut flowers from the
government botanical gardens.
The members of the committee were
named last August by Speaker Crisp,
when the other committees were ap-
pointed; but to-day the committee is
without membership, all who were ap-
pointed upon it last August having
ceased to be members of the house.
The chairman, John R. Fellows, re-
signeo, to accept the position of dis
trict attorney of New York: the second
member, Hon. Charles 7. O'Ferrall, re-
signed, to become the governor of Vir-
ginia: the third member, Hon. Charles
T.. ONeill, of Pennsylvania, died No
vember 90 last.
Mr.. ONeilrs successor. Robert Ad.
ans jr., was sworn in as member of
the house on the Sd inst, but has not
been assigned for committee service
Representative VIM. A. Jones' of Vir-
ginia, has been appointed a member of
the committee on elections to ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
O'Ferrall, who is now the governor
of Virginia. But the committee on
library is still without members and
orders for cut flowers are said to be at
a nreminm
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in her presence. She ussented and gave
these names: J. o. Carter, John Rich.
ardson, Joseph Nawahi and E. G. Mac
Farlane.
l then inquired whether she had any
fears of her safety at her present
residence, Washington Square. She
replied she did have some fears; that
while she had trusty friends that
guarded her house every night, they
were armed only with clubs, and
that men shabbily dressed had
been often seen prowling about
the adjoining premises-a school
house with large yard. informed her
that was authorized by the president
to offer her protection, either on one of
our warships or at the legation, and
desired her to accept the offer at once.
She declined, saying she believed it
was best for her at present to remain
at her own residence. l then said to
her that any moment, night or day,
this offer of our government was open
to her acceptance
The interview thereupon, after some
personal remarks, closed.
Upon reflection, concluded not to
hold any consultation at present with
the queens friends, as they have no Of
fetal position, and, Furthermore, be-
cause / feared if known to so many,
her declarations might become public
to her great detriment if not danger,
and to the interruption OF the plans of
our government.
Joseph Nawahi, president of the ma
tive Hawaiian political club, upon be-
ing asked to name three of the most
prominent native leaders. gave the
names of John F. Bush, r. w. Wilcox
and modestly added: II am leader. -
John E. Bush is man of considerable
ability, but his reputation is very bad.
F. w. Wilcox is the notorious half
breed who engineered the revolution of
1889. OF all these men Carter and Mac
Farlane are the only two to whom the
ministerial burea us could be safely in
trusted
From these and other facts which
have been developed feel satisfied that
there will be concerted movement in
the event, of restoration for the over
throw of constitutional and limited
government and the establishment OF
the absolute dominion of the queen.
The law referred to by the queen is
chapter VII section 9, of the penal code,
as follows: whoever shall commit the
crime of treason shall suffer the punish.
ment of death, and all his property
shall be confiscated to the govern
ment." There are under this law nc
degrees of treason Plotting alone
carried with it the death sentence.
l need hardly add, in conclusion, that
the tension of feeling is SO great that
the promptest action is necessary to
prevent disastrous consequences. send
a cipher telegram asking that Mr..
Blounts report be withheld for the
present, and l send with it telegram
not in cipher as follows: Views o1
the first party so extreme as to require
further instructions.
ALBERT S. WILLIS
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A SNOW SLIDE
That Thundsred Down, Carrying Death
and Destruction.

That Thundered Down, Carrying Death
and Destruction.
SPOKANE, Wash, Jan 15--With Il
mighty roar, as of thunder terrific
snow-slide came down the mountains
at Mullan. Idaho Saturday, carrying
everything before it. Several miners
cabins in its path were crushed and
buried. Cornelius McGrevey and John
Bollen were eating dinner in their ca b.
ins at the time, and before they realiz-
ed their danger the slidewas upon them,
crushing the life out of them in twin
king. 1t is feared others were buried
under the immense slide of snow. Not
until spring comes will it be known
how many perished. The town of Null
Ian narrowly escaped being carried
away.
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Prof. Drisler an Editor.

New YORK, Jan l5.-Prof Drisler,
who was for many years connected
with Columbia college, has resigned his
professorship in order to accept the ed
itorship of Harper's classical series.
Prof Drisler is now in his 10th year,
and won considerab BILE honors as collab-
orator of johnson encyclopedia and
standard Greek dictionary.
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Dismissed Again.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 13.-Miss Helen
Deross, the attendant at the Deaf and
Dumb asylum who was discharged and
reinstated shortly before the recent in
vestigation at that institution, has
again been required to step down and
out. She attributes the second dis
missal to the fact that she testified
against Superintendent Clark in the in.
Vestigation.
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VIII Let Local Organizations Settle the
Wage Question.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 12.-The dele
gates to the United Mine Workers con
vention adopted a resolution Thursday
to leave the question Of a change in the
price for mining to the local organiza
tions The votes of these will be re.
ported at convention to be held here
January 28, and to be composed of the
state executive board and delegate
from each sub-district. Nothing def
mite was therefore accomplished at the
meetinp
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The G. & o.. f F. v. recentlv made
the run from DAYTON I" Snnth Pur'-.
mouth. ll5 NILS. in '23 sinni-r. in,
cludire TWO STOPS hat "k -irht min.
u.es.
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Along Sentence.

NoBLEsvILLE, Ind, Jan. Is The
trial of Lon Henderson for the murder
of John Tarpy. at Haughville here on
change of venue, terminated Saturday
morning in verdict of guilty and a
sentence of twenty-one years in the
penitentiary.
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Anarchists In Arrentina.

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from
Buenos Ayres states that six anarchists
have been arrested in the city of Rosa
rio. in the Argentine republic