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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

In an article in The Independent the
Rev. II. X. Hawois gives some interesting
"reminiscences Of Dean stanley, among
others this incident illustrative Of tho
dean illegiblo handwriting Once when
he preached at my church every disaster
thar can bcfall preacher Of written SER
mons seemed TO accumulate upon him.
First he came 10 something like "a stand
still-he got his pages mixed. At last sew
crul leaves detached themselves and float
cd down from the pulpit The dean waited
patiently. with perfect dignity and COM
posurp, till they had been collected and re
stored To him. Later on ne failed to de-
cipher his own writing and had to try
back twice lie was very unequal as a
preacher, but, as his biography reveals to
me rather unexpectedly extremely scnsi-
tive as 10 the effect produced by his ser
mons. ] rmcmbcr, however, that he for
some time resisted Green's request 70 adj
dress an East End congregation, 1t. Phil
ip's, Stcphcny. lie distrustcd his power Of
holding the great unwashcd and only
came on the understanding that there
should be "a certain heaven OF educated peo-
pie present. Tor 80 versatile a genius mis-
mistruat OF himself was as strange as it
was uuuccts AIRY. Do
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

A homely set Of teeth will spoil the
prottiest mouth ever fashioned after Gu
pid's bow ON the other hand, q common
place face becomes positively attractive
when the lips open and disclose two rows
of clean well kept worries They need not
be like dcntitrico advert i-cmonts, and the
pearls Of The old fashioned heroine aro
DO IBIS practical age bat lightly esteemed.
but there must De about thc we'll groomcd
mouth "a wholesome, cleiniy looE Pre-
cipifatcd chalk Will keep tho teeth In fine
condition. Have box BE- always on your
toilet stand and s.r what twill do toward
frc-hcning up dingy mouthful Of teeth
Family Herald
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

lions IN the delivery OF them Dy reading
them. Senator Conkling used 10 say that
no man should address the senate with his
sermon in his hands. No matter how long
aspcech Conkling prepared. he always care
fully committed 10 10 memory, especially
studying the art which made it appear that
the speech was entirely impromptu Mr.
Depcw recently said 70 the writer that
Conkling told him that It required three
wceks of patient drudgery for him u COM
init TO memory the four hours speech de
livcred in the Academy Of Music in New
York at the opening Of one Of the national
campaigns T. J. EDWARDS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

a clerk IN ". H. Hughc-' china store Of
this city relates the following marvellous
story az himself
lie has shed his skin entirely b times in
- years, and each time H. Las been re-
placed bya sew skin. Before tie shedding
the body turns rcd, and hc has syolp toms
of scarlet fever When II years ~ aye, he
shed hia skin twice in one month. The
change usually occupies about two weeks.
The new skin replacing the old is usually
So tender that it is impossible Tor him to
walk on a carpet or rough floor. At times
his finger nails and his hair have como ont,
and they have been replaced 10y the new in
"A short time. lie has been ahlo at times to
break the skin in the palm Of the hand and
blow up the skin ~ the arm like balloon,
showing that twas thoroughly loose from
the new formation lie has with his own
bands removed q piece 81 skin from "a leg
between The kncccap and the thigh as
large almost AS the front OF vcst-Ra-
leigh q. Co. Letter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

bstws,n them. History both sacred aud
ptofane. 10 rsplsts with references 20 this
method Of nour- making. hcn came some
improvement 90 that by e.v.ng the up or
stone a rotor motion animal rover coald
bs utilized. Tho past few years that have
been 20 prolific Of imProv msnh have, how
ever. seen a complsts change in all thiS
aud she contrast between tho methods OF
modern milling and thu, OF an eaflier day
IL % great a. any that can be imagined.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

A friend in need is friend indeed. and
nOt less than enc million people have found
jnst such friend Ia d. Kings New Dis
coverY for oonsum ption, coughs and colds.
II you have never used this great cough
medicine. one trial will convince you that
u has wonderful curative powers in all
diseases ofths throat chest and lungs. Each
bottle - guaranteed TO do NIL that Is
claimed. or money refunded. Trial bottle
free Large bottles 20 cents and 81. Par
chen d Aoheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

Bring 10 your minds eye the picture Of a
woman Of the past century working labori-
ously making the family flour viii the
crude implements then In vogue. aud then
visit STORY a CO.'S modern mill where
the celebrate Saskatchewan" ana Mon
tnna Belle" Flours are mads and you will
ealizs what the past few yea have done
Tor the Flous- making Industry.
With the best wheat obtaiaab'o any-
whore. and a mill modelled after ths
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

tht the progress made during this century
has been as great ~ thA, Of all previous
time.
IL 10 not ~ loag since each family
made its own -four and mAda u mach the
same ~ - was made at the time Of The
nood. That IL. The same crude. primitive
means were used TO grind The grain to flour.
viz; stationary. hollow ston.. into
which another stone was made TO dt. and
By rolling, the grain was reduced to aour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

certisIs. Tbs Nin.tesnih Century how
eve. stands ont prominently a. one o. un-
interfupteI and untafallollsd advance
msnL Take for Instance the development
Of electricity. b. means Of which time and
sraos have been aunihuatej. The rail
road. that brings the uttermo.t vsrts OF
tho "a en- withia easy reach. The bar
messing Of tha, giant steam ShicA has
become a willing 90 want o; man. We do
not thlnk We ovsfsiate the matter in saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03
TWO LITERARY MODELS.
Two Tariff Speeches Are to Be
Studied for Their Rhetorical
Qualities
Ons by Henry Cabot Lodge. the
Other by David Bennett
Hill
The Wan Points in which They D'rer
FROM Zach Ottsr- Addres o. spoiled
~ the Delivery.


INV YORK. April 23.-At one 81 tho
universities in New York state which is
also one of tho most prominent u Amer
lean colleges the speech r'ccntly delivered
boy Horny Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts
in the United States senate is 10 be ana
lived and studied hy the class IN rhetoric.
10 Is not chosen because 10 isu spc''ch upon
che tariff. hut simply as an Illustration II
what literary form and rhetorical polish
ought TO Doc la public address.
AT tho Same college 10 has hccn che habit
from time % time 20 analyzc and criticiso
the hcst examples OF newspaper writing,
and IL has been found that in the journals
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

mos, improved and modern plans. they
IRE able 10 guarantes their "sAsKATCH-
EVAN" and MONTANA BELLE"
Foua 10 te as good or better than anJ-
thing on che market
Try a sack and be convinced OF itl supef-
ioritS. Every sack alike.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03
PAST AND PRESENT.

That 81 rosros." has besu the watehvord
Of The century just closing. 10 evidenced BY
development in the arts and sciences, that
have waited fof the Ninstseuih Century to
reduce tie msn ani she hou that would
bring them nearer perfection.
There have been periods IN the past ~hsn
she wheels Of prog oss moved 90 SLOWLY that
she fo. warI movement vso scarcely per-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

We take pleasure Ia announcing that
nfte' this date Parks urs Curs vii! re-
move all traces Of rhsumatism. kidney
trouble or liver complaint. ffotu the user
10 Is to- da' tls ou.y medicine that is qua
auteod 20 cure these dissasrs or no pay.
p hs' hn e C1r- Is sold by PGrcheu
A'Acheul Drug Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

Montsns Divriau % Hap t-aet. ilelsnA
forthern If.g...nl.e HrtsdN4l. lutte
~
eaathefu .'Isi. 90 o q .o4.h MEin st-eet Los
.uE i-t hlf4urnlk Co..
Cautral lIt.s on flI tu 90 Wet MINI rAieeAs
harsEa ~ hiHsour
Nssfrfm iIIFlsinu.- 10 usary street. bAn ran
EAsisrn is,is.aa-iol Randolph etrss,. Chicago
ulnolA
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ingion, California and Minnesota,
who viii furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Mss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

coated. Four throat dfT. our eyes dell and
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when sou 90 40 90 she mo nings Your
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Regular Visits Monthly

gtGreAt In.Is n the ftth -ni 10Th.
A. MisFor n on tie 1lfh
a. Logsmsn uu the 2-th
A. Livingston On thu k9th
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

Take Holds sarsaparils aud he not afraid Of
sn attack Of grip Prepare the blood to resist
tbs disease.
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DIAMOND
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

huy one e Tho Tee Hive Doc rur..s. beet value
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BORING ARTESIAN WELLS.

Machines for channeling,
gadding and other kinds of
quarry work, shaft sinking,
tunneling, mining, railroad
and all classes of rock bor-
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UTAH
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The oasis., 1894-12-20

national Railroad companies has pur- chased the great iron mountain situ- ated adjoirning the City of Durango, and that it is his intention to establish extensive steel and iron works at that place. The coal from the Fuenta coal mines will be used t0 furnish the fuel supply for the proposed works. This iron mountain is the largest known body of iron in the world. The con sideration is not given out, but it is placed at about sl ,000,0 900. The Mex ican International is the only rail- road running into the City of Dur ango.n
 At the treasury department in the City of Mexico it is shown that the exports of coffee during the year just closed amounted to over 7,500,000 pounds, which realized at wholesale the sum of sll, ,766,000 The United States received the larger amount of the coffee exported much of which was raised and handled by American coffee planters and buyers. A large per centage of the abundant coffee crops of the present harvest season is in danger of being lost by the lack of labor in certain districts. In the sim gle district of Jalapec, State of Oaxaca, where many Americans are located, the picking forces are short 1000 per sons for the proper handling of the crop. Large companies of natives come from other sections at 36 cents a day, the usual wages of the country, but it is feared that the beans will be dry on the trees before they can be picked.
The oasis., 1894-12-20
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The oasis., 1894-12-20
ACROSS rHp BorsIoBrS


 to Mexico from Guatemala, arrived at Fl Paso last Saturday from San Fran cisco, and the same night left for the City of Mexico.
 Near Hermosillo last Thursday about twenty Yaqui Indians visited the ranch of Ruiz Borcena, and massa- cred four COW boys and burned all the ranche buildings.
 President Diaz is receiving many of fers of men, money, etc, in case of war with Guatemala, to all of which ne replies with thanks, saying he does not believe there will be any need of going to war. It is said that q lot of material is now on the wharf at Mag atlan awaiting transportation to Oax. aca.
 Last week Thomas Glazer, an Eng fish tourist, making the overland trip from Guadalajara to Tepeca on the Pacific Coast, was attacked by brigands in the Sierra Madre mountains. His Mexican servant was killed and Glaz- CT was seriously wounded. He was robbed of s20, ,00O and some valuable jewlery.
 A City of Mexico dispatch says that American newspapers are publishing report of fight between Guatema- Ian troops and the Nineteen Mexican Cavalry when this regiment was in Chihuahua, hundreds of miles away. It is stated to be absolutely untrue that Huntington bought the iron mountain at Durango.
 A dispatch from the City of Mexico says that commission has been ap- pointed to investigate the damages sustained by the cathedral in the earthquake of November 3d. It is claimed that the building, which cost s2,0O0, 900 to erect, has been damaged to the amount of from s2O0 900 to S300- 900. It is also said that the crack in the earth is more than three miles in length.
 Richard II. Coe of Boston has dis covered plan for manufacturing fuel out of a combination of asphaltum and peat. In Mexico fuel is very ex- pensiye, and successful experiments of Goes fuel having been made before President Diaz and other dignitaries. Several Mexican corporations have signed contracts to take large quan- titles of the new fuel for a term of years
 Delfino Sanchez, the railroad mag nate of Mexico, has returned to Jalapa from Paris and London, where he says he was successful in securing the re- quired amount of capital for building the extension of the Interoceanic Railway from Chitla to Acapulco on tile Pacific coast. The concession for this extension was obtained from the Government by Sanchez some time ago. The road will cross the Sierra, and some great engineering feats must be accomplished.
 A telegram from the City of Mexico dated the 18th, says: "This govern ment is anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Guatemala delegation to hear what they have to say. IfGuatemala | is really willing to define the bounda- ries and pay damages to Mexico citi- zens, then war will be averted, but un- less this is done, war is certain, ac- cording to information obtained from most reliable sources. The govern ment has now two divisions Of troops mobilized and ready in case of war to bounce upon Guatemala"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26

ste, WI la prudence de NJ. B%uxtop,
4crupuleusement rembourse 3 qu1
de dro1t. M. Buxton a ste tresorier
de la cite pendant hut ane, ct pour
SAVIOR sill a dome satisfaction au
public, on ma qua SO rappeler
1u'aux dernieres elections, il q Ste
le seul candidat democratic 6lu sur
le ticket du comte. A le voir, per-
some ne 81 douterait quill est ban.
]uier; sans oetentation aucune, il
croft indigns dun citoyen am6ri
eicain de b~ousculer le pauvre, on
l'aficher des airs de grand sell
gneur. IL est respect6 de tout IL
monde pou, la bonae raison gull
rend 4 chacun oe qui ]ui est dd,
ct que So carriere of6cielle q tou.
jours, 6t6 marquee du sceau de Fin.
tegrit6 la plus absolue.
Sa nomination a en- lieu 3 Puma
nimit6 ct il sera r66lu par une ma
jorit6 6crassnte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
Az GRAND

Manager Scott de la Grand
Opera Houee snnonce l'engega-
ment de trois soirs ct une matinee
mercredi, commancsnt lundi pro-
chain, du bon comedlen NJ. Joe
OFT dams une come lie-farce intitu-
lee "The Star Gaser" 6mansnt de
la plume dun Journalistic bien
connu, NJ. Frauk'yn W. L'e.
Aysnt 4 SO suite une compagnie
de premiere %classe, null doute que
NJ. Joe OFT aura IN grand success
dams Ia production de "The Star
eraser" LIS prix pour la matinee
de mercredi sont Is ct sos.
Pendant trois soirs ct une ma.
tin6e, commencsnt jeudi soir on
aura le plaisir de voir au Grand
les Minstrels de W. s. Cleveland.
Depuis plus de dix ans, N. Ole.
velsnd est le favor dee amateurs
de theatres par son cholx de re.
presentation; il a avec "a cotnpa.
gnie le favori universal, Billy
Emerson, qui q falt rire lie monde
enter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
Thomas ]. Buxton,

Uandidat pour tr6sorier du comte,
est IN American, pur sang, qul 9
servi plusieurs ann6es dams les ar
mees du Nord lors de la guerre de
secession. Sa grsnde bravoure lul
ayant, un jour, fat oublier le dan
ger. il fut fait prisonnier ct cut oc-
casion de passer quatre mois en-
prison dams lie Sud. II demeure 3
Minneapolis depuis au della de %
ans. II q, lui-meme, en- 1869, ton.
de la City Bank, don't il est le pre-
sident. La crise terrible de 1873 ct
ceile que nous venons de .traverser
mont exerc6 aucune influence quel-
conque sur cette institution fnan
oiAre, ct chaque centin deposit en
cette bsnque, par qul que ce soft, 9
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
ASSEMBLED POLlTIQUE

II y aura dimanshe proclaim, %
Oct, 3 8 heures p. NJ. 4 la sale
Potvin, coin de la 10sme rue ct de
la Plymouth Ave. n, une Assem-
blee des canadieus-frapcais sous
les auspices du club Franco Ci
toyen American. II y aura dee
discours en- francais ct en- apglaia
oar les orateurs suivants: Jos. L.
Kiichli, Jos. Willy, Geo. NJ
Biz cker, Judge 0 T ssler It Ed.
Peltier. Tous les CsnsdieDs-fran.
Gals sont prizes d'y assister. Oette
ast embl6e sera importante au
point de vue national. II est done
du d-volr ct des int6rets des Ca
nadiens francals d'y assister.
Votre presence en- grand nom.
bre montrera que nous sommef
nombrenx ct que CONNIE citoyen'
! j, americans loyaux nous prenon'
une part active dams les IF .ire'
politiques. Plusieurs Candidate
seront presents.
Venez on foule.
Par o1dre du comt6 d'organlsa
ton.
AUG. PERREAULT.
CO.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
Alonzo Phillips.

Les d6mocrates ont choisi, pour
.andidat au poste de sheriff, On
homme qui iemeure depuis qua
rante ans dams lie Minnesota. ct qui
est 6tabli 4 Minneapolis depuis
plus d un quart de steele.
II q represents, au conseil NUM-
cipal de notre cite, le Seine quar-
tier, pendant plusieurs ann6es, ala
grande satisfaction de ses consti-
tuants, ct sans y laisser an lam
beau de cette honnetet6 qui lie rend
cher d tous ceux qui ont Gu d 9
transactions avec lui. II q aussl 6t6
4lu senateur du 32Ame district; ct
au s6nat, de meme qu'au conseil
de Vile, il q su SO faire respecter
de ses adversal1es politlques, 81
s'assurer, pour t%oujours, resti.
me de ceux qui l'avaient choisl
pour sauvegarder les int6rets du
pays.
L',ntegrit6, lie d6sint6ressemen
don't il q fait preuve. et son affabi
lite proven bale, meme envers cen,
oui ne pensent pas CONNIE lui 81
politique, lui ont valu une renom
m4e oui rend son election certaine
Il sera, au dire de tous ceux 90
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
|. R, THAN

Les gems d'adaires pr6dissent
r6leotion de Z. r. Than, CONNIE
MARE, par me msjorite e1cedan
5000 votes. j. B.. Winston, ex
MARE de cetts cite, dit que Than
remportera l'6lection par une ma
|iofit6 exoedant celle-du MARIE elu
en- 1890. Ellie etait d'au della de
5000 votes.
Eleoterrs, n'oublions pas que
les fanstiques raccasent d'avolr
I'M nom franYais; pourtant je pour.
rails presque jurer gull ma ia.
mails 6t6 oonsult6 3 ce sujet, ct
qu'en consequence il n'a assure on
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
Frank G. Brooks

Candidat democratic pour
iuqe de Ia cour du Acme dis
trict. M. Brooks eat dams toute la
vigueur de Page ct reside 3 Mime
apolls depuis I'm grand nombre
d'ann6es.
Sa renomm6e CONNIE avocat est
toute faite ct le ~r.commande forte
ment aupres des 6leoteurs. II q Gu
la direction dun grand nombre dc
procAs des plus importants ct son
opinion fat autorite.
M. Brooks q aussi agl com
me copssil dams cette fameuse
cause de la cite de Minneapolis Vi
la Street Car Rail Way Go. concer
nant les transfers.
L%'oplnion de Get illust1e disciple
de Tn6mis l'emporta, nonobstant Il
veto de notre MARIE actuel.
M. Brooks est dune afabilit6 gu
met 3 false tous ceux qui rappro
chent, ct ses adversaires politique'
meme ne peuvent s'empecher de re
conna1tre ses hautes qualities, se'
,onnaisssnces 6tendues ct i
genie legal qui Famine. II %
.pdoss6 par les populistes ct pa
J les prohibitionnistes, ct son 6lecticl
n'ofre pas l'pmbre dun doute.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26

|ature du Minnesota. Cette divi-
sion comprend toute la partie do
3eme quarter qui SO trouve 3 rou.
est du centre de la 3eme rue. o.
monsieur a 6t6 6lu representant
de Ia meme division il y q del1
ans ct 50 eonduite en- chamb:e :
6t6 irr6prochsble. LIE plus grand
bien du peuple q ete CO gull a Gu
continuellement IN vue.
II compile, parmi les canadiens,
IN tres grand nombre d'smis, Ell
ses tym2a,hies soDt d'sccord avec
les potres. II ma ]amais 6t6 inclin
au fanatisme ct il reepecte les
vues de chacun. Votons tous pour
lul.
CGhMUN1oE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
THE POWER OF GOLD

La semaine prochaine, oommen.
cant 4 la matinee de dimanche lie
% Oct, on vera au Bijou une see.
nique production de Walter San
ford dams la piece intitul6e "The
Power of Cold.
La piec, representa- la vie :
Londres de nos ]ours. Les princi.
pales scenes repr 5sente l'Asile d'a'
li6n6s 4 HouAdsditch sur les BIZ
msrais, IN salon de raslle des en-
fsnts trouv6s de St. Hlldas Lane et
nm grenier dune maison d'habita,
ton de Londres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-26
DIR. N, j. PINAULT

Notre distingu6 compatriote de
st, Cloud, lie DR.. N. J. Pirault-
nous est revenu d'Europe, samedj.
dernier, accompegn6 de go neil
lanr Motto. Les amis du docteur
sont heureux de constster que son
appsrence ct ga parole d6notent
rhcmme chez qui lie bonheur Ear
fait regne en- v6ritable souversin
Nos meilleurs souhaits aux noa.
veaux epoux.