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ono To CREDIToRs -EsTATE oF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ ramuel 4. Tauske deceasei
Notice h hereby RiFel tho undorsi gned al
miuistrstor Of tho estate Of samuel T.. fAuske.
dec ased TO be creditors Of aud ell persons hav-
inz claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. tn the necessary vouchers. within four
months alter the hfst publication Of is notice,
10 the said administrator ~ Homer block. Hell
ena the .Ame being the place for the transact
ton ~ the bufiness Of sAid estate ia the county
Of Lewis and Clarke
y. =. CLARK,
Administrator OF the estate Of Samuel l.. kAuske
deceased
Datoi Jan. n. 1891.
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THE Markets


STOCKS
NEw YORK. Jan. Is. Bar silver. 6sS.
Copper-tasy. lake, $1,000
IeEd- Firm. domestc. aLt0
r be week opened with hrm tone in harmony
with the strength # Americ n securities in on
don 10 response TO pur hases for home and for
oign accounts. Tho prospect Of q bond issue b.
tho government was another bull point. Bur-
Iington and IT. Paul were among the most
broyaut in late trading. Advances, compared
with saturdays final sales were 20 per cent
in the active list. Among railway bonds Oregon
improvement S. al aucei aud Chicago 8
Northern Pacific frsts n
Governments Steady.
I.tr,,lonrn- Dnl.. ebruarv 7Qc bid
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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A LAS SUMMONS = IN THE DIsTRICI
"A court Of tho First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke.
Guadalupe Galindo. plaintiff. VS. Jesus Ca
lindo. defendant.
Tue state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant;
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you h. the above named plain
Tin IN the district court Of the First judicial
district OF the state OF Montana, in and for tho
county Of Lewis and Clarke aud 10 answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days iexclu-
siye OF the day OF ssryioel after the aervi 20
OF this summons, II served within this county.
or n served out OF this county, but within this dis
trict within twenty days; Otherwise within forty
days, or Judgment by default will DO taken
against you according to the prayer Of "a d COM
PLANT
he said action is brought 10 dissolve the
bonds Of mairimony heretofore and now exist
ing between Ulaintlh and defendant
and you are hereby notified. that N you fail TO
appear and answer the said compliant as above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply 70 the
court for the relief imanded in faid complaint.
Given under my hand and the aeal 81 the Die
trict Court OF the lirst Judicial Distric.
OF thu tate OF Montana. in sui
~ for tho ounfy Of Lewis and
( Soal First larke, this 18th day Of Beeem-
Z Jud Dist. ber in the year % our / ord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
-7r and ninoiy-three.
JOHN BfAN. Clerk
by ". J. CASSIDY. reputy clerk
Ioole Wallace attornoys for plaintiff.
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I|HT'
rstroloum-Dul. ebruary. 7ao bid

Money On call easy at 1 per cont, closed Al
] per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 8ssu4i
per cent Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business ia bani ers' bills A. aL-ih fOi
demand. aud tl5tsN t.-l FOR siEty-day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE hINCN.
CHICAGO. Jan. IS attic -Feeeiuts 2I.O10
cad. fat steers steady. all others lower. top
steers. S5.Ol"3.G5; medium, a l0a 40; others.
O. -0rf $3.50.
hoEs-Eeceipts. $4,000 head. market opened
bh Joe lower. clu-el steady IA l0ss rcgaiuod:
rough aud common, eLfOu1.0j packers and
miEed. Is. I'm i..N prime heavy aud butchers
weights, SOD" 30, prime light. s. 2lft3 49,
rhaop- Receipts. gU.tUO load lcst steady.
Others lower. prime westerns sju go. Iozas
yearllngs 8 20. natives a. uun3.7L
CHICAGO PRODUCE
mcAGo, Jan. y. Wheat Steady, cash. G0i4 c.
Ma, b4i4c
oru- Easier; cash. 20 c Mav 80 @.
ats STEADY; cash. gltto. khy 20. BE-.
lorE-l iigler. cast. sl3.i5. Msy. $3.50.
Lard Higher. cash. e. n. May. s1-J
llbs Higher. cash. s912h May g6.-j.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY WAR
~ rants-Notice Is hereby given that ! am nov
prepared 20 pay the following outstanding war
icrs. ~ aa5 M III io sIa ioto lo s51 ~ IN
leb23. $780, l0a3i 10. 5h5 1O.5a5. lO5sa l0. 56S
1881 lO.5ls 102b5. 1850, lO.2IL 1000 10, SOL
1854 l0.i5A 10a2a. 1859. iQ5sS 10 81. 0,5ql.
1884, l0.a55 i0ag0, l05ll. io,a2a. l955Q lO.572,
l022S i0,55d 1924, lO.l0i. 1924 102i7, i0.s64,
A., $50 10 563 i05R, 1852 1851. 1880, 10, 59a
1904. l0.5a6. i0.l23. lU595, lQ.5SQ. 10520.
Interest ceases Jan. A., 1894.
&. II. GARRErT.
Helena. Mont, Jan. 10, 1894 City Treas.
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CTOCK HOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
Gas Light and Coke Ompany will be held AZ tho
general Office of the company, In Helena Mon
tana. on ueaday, Jan. 10 l-st. at 1850 y. m. for
the annual election Of trustees and for the tran
saction OF such other business shall legally
come before tho meeting II. l. WALK IN.
secretary,
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ALIAS SUMMONS IN THR DISTRICT
"A court Of tho First Judicial district Of the
and Clarke.
john Merry, plaintiff. W. Myron /. Tompkins.
bessie J, 4 ompkins his wifel. b,rt Al. Ihorn-
bnrgh, Louia I. r. Lott as assignee OF A. M.
hurnbugh. The Denver Investment and Bank
ing Company. Limited. he provident Trust
Company. defendants.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to tho
above named deIenoants
You are hereby required 90 appear In an action
Drought against YOU by tho above named plain
IN N the distris court Of tho First judicial
county OF Lewis and Clarke aud TO answer tho
complaint filed the Gin. within ten days texolu-
sl'e OF the day OF ssrvcel after the service yol
OF tins eummon1 i served within this county
or II served out OF this county bat within this Dis.
triet. within twenty days; ON. rwise within forty
day-, or Judgment by default will DO taken
plant
The said action Is brought TO recover iuds.
ment against the said defendants Myron l.,
and Bessie j. iompkins in tho sum
OF one thousand dollars and interest at i2 per
cent per annum from Aug. 1895 also for the
per annum from Aug. Z, 1884, the same being
accrued and unpaid irtersst all OF which Is ac-
cording To the conditions Of = certain uromis-
sorry note made aud delivered BY the said de
PENDANTS 60 plaintiff on heb 4. 1891; and 10
t9reelose certain mortgage on lot number
eleven III IN block numbered seven t7l in
chris kenck addition TO TIE city Of Helena
county OF LOWS and Ciarke. state OF Montana
Hooo oltA hcAiNefeu " tine SAID dofeudhuts TO
secure the payment Of tina said promissory note.
Tor the sum OF Si2l ~ reAsonable counsel fees
Tor ench suit and for such other legal aud
equitable relief usually demanded in suoh cases;
particular reference is hereby had TO the com
plant on file herein for moro particulars.
and you are hereby notified, that n you fail 20
appear ana answer tho said compliant a. above
required the said plaintiff will apply 10 tho
conrt Tor the relief 'manded in the complaint.
diven under my hand and the seal ~ the Dis
riot Court Of the krst judicial Distric
OF the State of Montana, in and
~- for the ounty Of LOWS and
Seal iirst larke. this 9th day Of Janu-
! Jud Dist. cry. IN the year o. our ord
{ Court. ono thousand eight hundred
-- and nineiy-four.
JOHN bFAN. Clerk.
BY &. O. FIREMAN. Ieputy clerk
II. \ Hepner, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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ORTiS Employment Agency.
% North Vain 81 Telephone lds

"a North wain 81 Telephone i0s
-wANrKD--
Girl for country. So.
Man Cook. s..
pishwasher, go.
HOUSES 10 rent IN ell parts Of the city from
ss.co to SIS.
oRRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SO North Main 81.
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NOTICE TO CREDIIOns.-EsTATE OF
~ John Quinn. degeasod.
Notice b. hereby Civ a ~ the undersigned, al
miuiatratdr " the eststo Of John Quinn do
c. sd 10 the creditors o. ami ali persons hav-
iuR claims aghinst thu sad decshscd. 20 exhibit
them. with the nece err. voucher, within four
mon hs after tho fret uub ication - this notice,
o. the said adminlf -atrlE a. roam I. Gold block.
Ho.oua. Mont. tbs same Icing the place Tor tho
trsusacfinn % tho business OF said estate IN the
county Of evils ami CLARKE.
AdrninistrAtrir Of the tate q John Quinn de-
rOaand
Dated Jau. ~ 1855.
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An Unexpected Pleasure.

Neighbor rushing int-Quick. mani Your
house i- on hre-but you may be able to
save b. vet
Suburban Resident-I.et her burnt len
b. the first time gee house has been warm
since I've lived ia it.
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CHERfFF's SALE - sWEND CARLSON.
. plaintiff. vs. Waiter Mnthoson, MARY Nathe-
son aud T. { h. Lott. defendants.
nder and by virtue Of an order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale ieeued out OF the
district court OF ths first judicial district 81 the
state ~ Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and larke, on tho 7th day Of December. A. ID.
1893, IN the above entitled action, wherein
0wend carlson the above named plAinuh. Oh
tanned a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
anu sac against Waiter hatheaun. Mary Mnthe-
son and 1. q. L. Lott, defendants, on the ~ dsy
OF December. ID. ltga for the sum OF $40 t0.
besides intorest. costs and Attornsys fees, which
said decree WAS on the 9TH dAI q iiecemb Dor.
said court AZ pase am eommnnas4 70
sell all those certain los. pieces or parcels u land
situate lIing and being IN the county q l,ews
and clarke tate Of Montana. and bonded ana
described AZ follows. 10 wit
I.ots No. 10 n and ~ in block No. Is, IN the
Northern Pacific addition 10 the city Of Helena,
Montans. recording 70 The plat thereof on file IN
the Office Of the clerk snd recorder ~ the SAID
comfy Of evils add larke a9d situated IN the
said comfy Of 4 evils snd larke and state OF
MonfAnA
Together with all and singular the tenemsnts,
hered tamente and Appu'tenAnces thersuato d.
longing or in anywise aupe tanning.
Public notice 4 hereby given that on Saturday,
tho soth day OF Dscembcr A. IA lsss- a. y O'Clock
house. helena LeWi- and ClArke eounty, Mon
tana. I will. 10 obedience 70 said order o. sale
and decree OF foreelosnrs aud sale sell the above
described property. or 20 much thereof A. MAY
b. Necessary 10 satisfy fad Judgment, with In
tsres. and costs, TO ihs highest and bet bidder
Given under my hand this It'll day Of Deoem-
ber A. j. 1875
CHARLES y. CURTIS. sheriff.
By FRED r.. Hoss. L ndor sheriff.
Above sale by stipulation between plaintiff
and defendant 10 adjourned until Jan ID ls4
a. ~ o'clock IN. AZ tho front door Of the court
house IHAhl4FS ID. CT RiiS, Sheriff
By FRED + Hoss 1 nder sheriff.
ATA MtETISG or THE STOCKHOLDERS
a Of the fsatnor Coal and Coke company,
held Jan. 2 1884. At tho law Offices II cole &
Wallace. b. re enA. the following named gentle
men wore elected trnHto
janice shields. Anaconda. Mont
Marcus DAILY. ute. Mont
ID. }. Hennessey. hutt Mont
Paris hibson. Great talls. Mont.
y. J. hhislds. cit Mont.
~. noushuo. Anaconda. Mont.
John DouertY. Anaconda. Mont.
a meeting 81 the newly elected trustees was
called for feb Z. q. T. be held In Anaconda
Mont. a. TIE Monlana hotel. az two y. M.
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THIS PAPER +. Z t.q Bars e G. ~ sl
Fertising Agency,
q snd IS Merchants Tzchanss. ran FraBoisco
~ ,Ehsfo contaeta for advertising CA u
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CALIFORNIA.
R. wilbur. .Iasos Hotel San Francisco
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Nil hlpLpEhs MtEIINs -IHE ANNUAL
-'ins Of ihe si"cs holders a the Helene
'lli. 1T the COMPANY. iu Do laua Muntana. On
.re a. iar. Do lrtL a. 80 !. = Tor the a.
hgl q nfl on - trustees AID fur fha transnction
% such other business ~ sualI I.,allg com 10
lore tho ullt ~. al. L. MALKI x. Secretary
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Isbbiis ....... Merchants Hotel. 81 Psnl
willard q Dsnnis.... ..... =. Hotel Ryan. 81 Paa
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Uasp. l.AuE SUITS TO RENT, ALL
iraaIasy.
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-'--~-~--~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~
NAAiI D. To BUY Pos CIsH GOOD
second hand piano. must ba reasons BILE
Addfe-- lalo. this oihos.
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TO. SALE a scHOLAgsHIpIN ENGLE-
.1a BUSINESS t,llsgs. Aopiy 81 this
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UTAH
COLORADO.

Smith q sOn...........-o-s siEtoeR'h ST. Dsnvs
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~-~-~-~~-~-~-~---~~~-~-~-~-
Eos SAL uEkHttI D. RED A co.
4 sfo4ni hoer honans baak building. have
A'..'s7 anu lots Tor trade or saia. b per cent II
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PERSONAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. Bushee have sailed from
Honolulu for San Francisco. They will
visit their old home In Massa chusetts,
after an absence Of 70 years. q
Mrs. Honora Mccarthy of Shaftesbury.
VT, has recently celebrated her 1O4th
birthday. She has hardly gray hair In
her head. She was born in Ireland.
1t is proposed to erect at Leban on.
Penn, monument over the grave of
John Caspar Stoever, who was one of the
first German Lutheran ministers to be
ordained in America.
Commissioner Veazey of Vermont, who
was indisposed Saturday on account Of
Pie heat, is now much better, though he
was not we'll enough to attend the meet
ing Of the interstate commerce commits.
sion Tuesday. It is expected that 10
will be all right again in few days.
Mrs. Cleveland donned the Boston hat
this week, of yellow straw with low, deep
creased crown, wide rolling brim. 1t is
trimmed with loose band of tulle In
pale green. with dark spot. The gown
worn Is a waist OF faint ecru orRandie
with wavy stripe of black; while tho
skirt is a simple lavender gingham. o.
casionally the presidents wife varies the
headgear by changing to a sailor hat OF
chip. with plain white silk band.
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The Maine Republican Platform.

The Republican party of Maine invite all the
people of the State who are in aecord WIN tae
principles of the following platform TO unite III
q common course Of action
A financial policy not in favor of monometai-
lism, either Of gold or silver. as the basis OF
financial system, but international oime'sll;m az
power. Now, and IN the future all dollars snoulo
Be of euual value to the end that suitable cur.
rency, abundant for all wants shall secure 10 aii
the people the full results Ct their labor
The enactment and enforcement Of oil laws re-
quired for the proper recognition and protection
of labor.
privileges can be protected in no surer way than
BY absolute exclusion from our country, OF the
paupers, criminals, and diseased of EuroTf Inc
strictive legislation as will admit to our shores
only those Immigrants who have the capacity and
desire to become good American citizens.
firm and unbsndng foreign PSsy Tncs WIN in
the domestic government OF American states ano
countries. The party sustains the course OF
President Harrison and eX-Minister John L,
Stevens toward the people of the Hawaii islands,
and wholly disapproves the un- American policy
of the Cleveland administration in relation there
Legislation for the benefit of the Union soldiers
of the war of the rebellion, their widows ana
children, and dsapprOval of the present policy OF
the Pension Bureau in making such laws, to de.
gree, anullity.
Full recognition of the benefits to all the people
of the State which have come from temperance
and prohibition and we pledge our continued and
hearty support of the enforcement OF the prohiDi-
tory laws.
A tariff for the protection of American labor
against the underpaid and pauper labor OF foreign
countries.
=, The Republican party calls upon all the voters
of the State TO express at the polls their disap-
proval of the Wilson tariff bill, the main vicious
features of which are maintained and added TO in
the bill now before the Senate, which surrenders
the interests of Northern labor, while 1t protects
those of the South. and delivers nearly every in.
dustry of Maine into the hands of our nearest and
most hostile rival. the Dominion of Canada.
The Blaine system of reciprocity and opposition
to the Democratic policy which attempts its aban-
donment and repeal.
Cordial approval of the course of the Maine del
egaton, in tue Senate and in the House of Repre-
sentatives. in fighting the Democratic tariff bill at
every stage, and continued support in every fur
ther effort to obstruct and defeat the bill.
A full endorsement of the conduct of the affairs
of the State by the executive and legislative
branches, and a cordial recommendation of Gov
ernor Henry b. Cleaves for election to the high
office which he has so admirably filled.
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Republican administrations, since the close
of the Civil war, that they have been able to
make steady and handsome reduction in
our national debt. 1t has remained for
Cleveland to face the other way and large
ly augment the country's financial OBJ
legations. Already bond issue Of $780,
900, 900 has beenlfoated for the purpose of
maintaining the 500, o00, 900 gold reserve
in the United States treasury, which has
now reached the lowest figure since its es
Enlistment, and is rapidly growing smaller.
Already there is talk of another 0,000,-
900 bond issue, making total increase of
500 900, 900 in our national debt.
The gold reserve in the treasury is at q
much lower point than it should have been
permitted to reach. Secretary Carlisle has
not accorded it the degree of protection
that prudence would have dictated.
Situated as he is, he might well
have put upon Congress the re-
sponsibility for outside deficiencies. The
money secured from the sale of the new
bond issue was for the avowed purpose Of
maintaining the gold reserve, and for Sec
rotary Carlisle to permit its use for the
paying of government expenses in excess of
current revenues, was certainly short
sighted and foolish policy. As has been
well suggested, the secretary should hold
in the reserve every legal tender presented
for redemption, and, if the free resources
of the Treasury are not sufficient to meet
the current expenses, place the responsible
ity for the deficiency on Congress. That
is where it belongs and it is the most con-
spicuous weakness of the present admins
tration that it has failed to put it there.
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A Debt Making Administration.

Aside from tie general prosperity that
prevailed throughout the country during its
continuance, the administration of Presi-
dent Harrison was pre-eminently a debt
paying administration, and the Repub-
lican party can point with par
donable pride to the magnificent re-
duction which it made 10 the financial
obligations of the nation. 1t was also an
administration with distinctly and aggres-
sively American foreign policy. The Cleve-
land administration has been accompanied
by the hardest times which the country has
experienced for many years. 1t has had no
American foreign policy. Indeed the pa
triotic people of the country have more than
once been put to the blush by its cowardly
and wholly idiotic performances in this
field. 1t viii pass into history, however,
chiefly Is debt making admins
tration. 1t has been the pride of the
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Vesper Bells.

Hear the Sabbath bells calling,
While the twilight soft is falling.
Bidding all the world aweary
To the holy house of prayer. .-
Hear them sweetly, gently telling
Joyousiy in tones a swelling, @
Of love that's never ending
Which awaits US ..Uyer There" =.
Hear the organ loudly pealing.
While the music eOft is stealing,
Like holy calm 80 peaceful
Thro' the dimly lighted nave;
Hear the holy songs of gladness,
Bidding all forget their sadness,
In the blessed, grand assurance
OF life beyond the grave.
See the censor, gently swinging,
While the altar boys are singing
Some old anthem, grand and lofty,
Telling of Gods love to all;
Sweetly words and perfume blending,
While the many hearts are sending
Silent prayers up to the Father,
One who needs the sparrow's fall.
See the people humbly kneeliDg,
While the hush of peace is stealing
Like a gentle benedictiOn,
On the heads bowed low in prayer;
For the while the world forgetting,
All its worry and regretting, -.
In the ecstacy of feeling,
1t is blessed to be there.
HUGH VLADIMIR
dDEN HERALD. :@s+-
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out very early in the evening. The pig
con holes of the officers are stuffy places
for reading. and the ward room 10 a
rather distracting resort for a man with
book. Nevertheless officers do carry
books to sea and do read them, while
the inventors of the navy often spread
their papers on the ward room table and
work away by the hour. .....
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Well Fitted for The Place.
(Star-Harald.l

Hon. F. M. Simpson, of Carmel, who is
candidate for the office of State Treasurer,
has received an endorsem ,nt from the press
Of the State whose warmth and heartiness
augurs well not only for his prospects of
success, but also speaks we'll for bis charac-
ter and personal standing
Mr.. Simpson is one of the rising young
men of Penobscot county, and has already
made an excellent public reputation.
He is member of the present Cover
nor's Council, and has served with credit
and usefulness in both branches of the
Legislature. His claims are such as will
command strong support, support which
in the eastern part of the State is likely
to be practically unanimous in his favor.
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The British ship Kow Shing deserve

The British ship Kow Shing deserves
very little sympathy. When sunk she was
conveying a large number of Chinese
soldiers to Corea to fight against Japan
1t was work she had no business whatever
to engage in, and she richly deserved the
fate that so speedily overlook her. We are
inclined to think that when John Bull cools
off sufficiently to look at the matter calmly
and Justly, he will accept the prompt apol-
ogy of Japanese and to it that the
British flag does not again figure in the
Chinese cause.
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To The Ladies'.

There are thousands of ladies' throughout the
country whose systems are poisoned, and whose
blood is in an impure condition from the absorp-
tion Of impure matter, due to menstrual irregular
wonderful tonic and blood -ceansD g properties
of Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. tP. L.
P Roses and bounding health take the place OF
wreck of the system by the use or Prickfy Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium, as hosts OF females will
testify. and many certificates are in possession of
the company. which they have promised not to
publish, and all prove p. p. p. a blessing to wo-
mankind -
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The methods employed by the officials of
the Chinese government to date, might well
give rise to suspicion that their real motive
is not so much to subdue Japan as to kill
off their surplus population. They are in
a fair way to accomplish that result very
speedily when they send coolies armed with
bows and arrows to face the modern repeat
ing rifles of the Japanese troops.