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A vAPoR BATH.


and Then Steam Them.
Set redhot brick on end in a can.
small bath. or other suitable vessel:
place the latter under a chair, on the
seat of which piece of flannel is
spread. The patient, undressed, sits
Oh this flannel, and he and the chair
are well wrapped in blankets to ex.
clude the air; his head is to be uucov.
cred. Open the blankets little at the
bottom and carefully pour about u pint
of boiling water over the brick. and
keep up the steam by occasionally re-
peating this. The patient remains in
the bath until relieved by perspiration.
To make vapor bath in bed with hot
water bottles fill about six oval-shaped
half-gallon stone bottles with boiling
water; cork well and fold each in hot
wet flannel Lay over the bed q water.
proof sheet and blanket; place the pa
tent ON these, cover him with q
blanket, and distribute the hot bottles
about him-one to each side, to the
calf of each leg, and to the sole of each
foot Wrap mp well with extra blankets
and tuck in to retain the heat For
the spirit lamp bath, place damp
towel over the seat and before the
front of cane-bottom chair, under
which a spirit lamp is lighted, and
over the lamp tin vessel with boiling
water in it The patient, enveloped
Except the head) in four or mora
blankets, sits on the chair until free
Precipitation occurs. Halls Journal of
Health.
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LARGEST EVER CAUGHT.
The Capture of Great Sunfish ON thu
Coast of Redondo.

The Capture of Great Sunfish on thu
Coast of Redondo.
A fishing party of seven, under the
charge of Alex. Mathison, were recent
ly some five miles off the coast of Re-
dondo in the sloop Helen after barra.
cuda- One of their number saw float
ing in the water what at first was
taken for young whale. On approach
ing the object it was discovered to be q
large sunfish lying on its side, evil
IDENTIFY enjoying the sunlight. On the
nearer approach of the party the mon.
ster dived beneath the boat, coming &c
the surface few yards on the other
side. The boat was turned and bore
down on it once more. In its effort to
escape the fish was struck by the bow
of the boat and thrown upon its side.
The opportunity was seized to throw
a Jewish hook into its mouth. Gain
ing its equilibrium, the gigantic fish
sped away, the reel humming with the
one hundred and fifty fathoms of line
carried with it. Then came battle
royal between the great ocean rover
and the fisherman. After long maneu-
vering rope was made fast under its
fins and attached to the mast The
boat was nearly dragged beneath the
waves by the violent efforts the enor-
nous fish made to escape. Finally,
under the pressure of sail and by the
exhaustion of its own efforts, it was
towed to Redondo and there upon the
beach.
The fish is magnificent specimen of
its kind, measuring II feet from the
dorsal to the anal fin, 8 feet inches in
length, and weighed in the neighbor-
hood of 1900 pounds. When the fact is
considered that this is the largest
specimen of its species ever captured,
it will be Of more than passing inter
est to the general public and of value
to the scientific world The largest
heretofore recorded is numbered in the
collection of the British museum, which
measures seven feet six inches in
length, captured OF the coast Of Dor
setshire iu 1sie.-kos Angeles Herald
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Is mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the who4o'
system when entering it through the mu-
cons surfaces. Such articles should lever
be used except on prescriptions from rep
utable physicians, as the damage they will 90
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure man
ufactured by F. J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Hairs Gatarrh Cure be sureyou get the gen
Toledo, Ohio, by +. ]. Cheney ~ Co. Testi-
monials free.
"a Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills, IS cents.
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Boston WAITER ito outside barbarian,
who tucks his napkin in his neck)-sPar-
don me, sir, but there is no shampoo goes
with this dinner" -P. & s. s. 3. Co. Bulletin.
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-Great Britain is first in ships, the
United States being second snd France
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A SANDER Resutexl.

Papa"
She stood with flashing eyes. Her
soice was raised in indignant protest.
s'My child" the father insisted. II
must repeat it You and this young
man you propose to marry, do not
know each other yet"
"'Tis falser' the girl exclaimed. with
heaving bosom; I'VE have been intro
duced, sir. and can prove it"
Before her scornful gaze he quailed.
Puck.
Change In the Rslss Necessary.
Husband-What! Dinner not ready?
Wife-No; everything Is delayed.
Observation-Disclosures the matter?
Wife-Weli, Bridget has been f5libuS
tsFing al day.-JudgA
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naming absent reasonable time he
returned with the message that the
'cap'n said he couldn't come" The
groom was fretted. "Who is the con-
ductor? Miss Staining asked. ut
can't be Mr. Hollis?" NO. said
Hoskins, ''it's new man-we call him
Butch" 'Oh," she said, hastily. do
not mind-don't ask him to come,
At length Butch arose. HIS face was
a trife pale, but very calm. In the
brief hour that he sat thinking he had
resolved to throw away his life, drop
his career and become worse than he
had been when he first knew her. His
career meant nothing to him unless
it meant something to her. Then
came a reaction. The old purpose
came back with redoubIed force. The
influence of the years of discipline and
work was too great to be lost now, and
his better self conquered.
1t was hardly daylight the next
morning when young man thanked
him for his kindness and attention to
the wedding party. ssYou have
brought us safely through" he said,
''and, by the way, Sadie is q great
friend OF yours She has often told me
about your pluclxy career"
Eyes" said Butch, quietly, ssshe was
q great friend of mine"
A minute later he stood dreamily
watching the danger signals of the
sleeper disappear. He stood thus for
minutes, his face unrelaxed.
"Hoskins," he called presently, Pm
Obliged to You for what you did last
night was only little faint--Tm
all right now. Put up your lantern"
: Robtert L. Adamson, in Atlanta Con-
stitution.
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EDITORS TRAGIC DEATHS.

brilliant New York Journalists Whess
Passing Away was Tingcd with Horrors.
When ] began % work In is6o-and Il
seems a. though &c were yesterday only,
partly baoauso / have good health aud
have always maintained high moral
tono-thc editor Of the New YORK Tribune
was Horace Greeley. Ito died In mad
house The editor Of the New York Times
was Henry j. Raymond, the best friend
but one 4 ever had. lie was found dead
cold and stii ia the hallway ~ his house.
The brightest writer In New York then
was Charles g. Halpine- Miles q Reilly
-editor OF the New AoaS Citizen. lie
suffered from a neuralgia tooth and went
into the Astor House one day. chloro-
formed towel. put IL over his head and
Joined the majority.
The best known correspondent Of that
era signed "A. ID. r. % A. ID. Richardson
was walking along the street from The
Tribune odioe when a man Slipped up be-
hind him. fired a bullet In his back, and
DO died. The managing editor Of the New
York Herald, Mr.. Frederick Hudson,
whose name Is living tradition In news
paper circles, having retired ON a pension
Of eco. 600. which Of itself is enough to
staggcr any newspaper man, went 10 live
with his family in Concord, y. IL. Drove
across the railroad track in front Of the
cars one day. All killed. The editor Of
the only rival The Stats Zeitung ever
had, the New York journal. DIR. Feodor
Meirson, Of German birth. but American
in feeling. a great, good, loyal fellow. was
helping an invalid wife from a train.
Didn't sec the other, lost his head and has
done no work since.
The dearest newspaper working friend |
ever had, Stillman 5. Conant, managing
editor Of the New York Times, walked out
on the sands Of Coney Island one dark
night and never returned. The publisher
Of The Daily News whose name escapes
me just now. but man whom everybody
in the profession knew, had melancholia,
superinduoed by neuralgia, walked 20 his
office one morning and blew his brains out.
The editor OF The Commercial Advertiser
drove along the beach at Long Branch.
Ran into a butcher cart. Killed instantly.
SO, you see, it is not all funny business in
the profession.-Joe Towards Lecture on
Journalism.
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PROPOSALS FOR sE LED BIDs-WHERE-
A. The center OF the channel % the north
the counties Of Lewis and Clarke and Teton.
and
Whereas. The county commissioners Of the
two counties have decide and hereby agree q
build a bridge. Jointly acrO.s the said stream.
each county paying uue-iat the cost thereof
therefore. 10 III
/ esolved. That duplicate sealed proposals will
ie received At the othees Of tie undersiEned in
me city ~ Helena, Lewis aud Clarke county
and IN the town 81 4 hoisau. Teton county. state
~ Montana. until Monday, heb. ~ 1894. 81 10
n'clOck M. for the building ~ one iron or
steel bridge. 10 cost not 20 exceed $500 over
the north fork u sun river. about i've miles
from the town OF augusta, Of the following
Length III msin span 100 feet. g. be built on
iron tubulsr pierz. about sixteen feet long
Width Z ROADWAY. siHtesn feat. length Of tile
approach on tie north end, hfty feet leEsth ot
pile approach On the souih snd. ninety teii to
Feiher with the necessary gfh lee Il each end.
irifge Approaches and grades % b. complete
ready Tor travel IN socordAnoe with specifics
tions On file IN both the county clofke offices u
the above named euunties, By June n. 1894
Bidder TO furnish pians. fpecihcations AMI
strain sheefs Tor main stan
terrified checks. one half payable 20 the order
% each Of the undersigned. Tor 10 per cent q
Tho bad. 20 accompany each proposal. sans % Do
ierfeifsd 10 Lewis AID tlarke End Teton coun-
ties should successful bidder fall 10 enter into
contract and give required bond The suceess-
ful bidder vi h. required O. enter into
written contract binding himself 20 construct
SAID bridge IN accordance with plans gnd spcci-
tins. m a cum double the contract price. condi-
TONED on tho faithful performances o. sAid con-
tr.ct The risht o. reject any and All BIDS is 70
~ order Of the boarl, q county eornmission.
ore Of Lewis aud 'isrko and lrton eounties
County CLERK Lewis sad cisffe county. Mon
tanA- J. r. MANHLkl.
County ClsFk Teton eOaniT, Montana
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
IN0S.
U. S. INDIAN SERVICE,
Tu,rr AaweFv Mnnf Ian - IS

Crow AaHNcY. Mont, Jan. p. 1894
Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for
erection OF buildings" and addressed TO thu IN
dersgned At Grow Agency. Montana. will be re-
Monday. keb ~ 1884. for furnishing the neces-
sary materials and labor required IN the erection
and completion Of one a. warehouse. one a.
employee resid ance. aud one uD slaughter house,
on Pryor creek. on the Crow reservation. in &C
cordAnce with plans and specifications which
pendent" Of Helena, Mont, the Times" OF
bilings Mont. aud AZ this sgsncy.
Bidders will state in their bids the proposed
price Of each blilding. and the length Of time
ity OF lumber 60 be used. whether Montana o.
eastern or western.
1he attention OF bidders Ia invited to the act
Of congress approved Aug. 1. 1892. entitled an
act relating TO the limitation Of the hours 81
daily service Of lahOrers and mechanics en-
States and Of the District Of Columbia"
The right ie reseryed to reject any or all bide,
or any part Of any bid IL deemed for the best
interest Of the service.
CERTIFIED CHECRs
zach bid must be aseompAnied By q certified
check or draft upon some United States depOsi
tory OF solvent National bank in the vicinity Of
the residence Of the bidder, made payable to the
order Of the commissioner Of Indian affaire, for
~ least i've per cent Of the amoBnt OF the pro
posal, which check or draft will be forfeited
to tho United states in any bidder OF bidders
receiving an award shall fail 10 promptly exc
cute a contract with good and sufficient sure
ties, otherwise 70 be returned 10 the bidder.
Bids accom- panied by cash in lieu Of certified
check will not be considered.
FOR further information a. to location Of
buildings means Of transportation. ETC., as
specifications cannot be sent TO bidders. apply
a. agency 20 N. 4. MfMAh,
L. 8. Indian agent.
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CHEmFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OFAN IKE
- cution ia my hsnds issued out 81 the district
court ~ the First judicial district % tho state
- Montana, in ami for the county OF Lewis and
tlArke. Ia the euit Of bobert h. Hale against
shirley Ashly. duly attozted the 18th daJ o.
December. a. y. l53s, have levied upon all the
right, title and intere-f ~ the said ,hirloy 4
Ashby 10 and 20 the following described prom
erty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county, stats
Of Montana viz.
ois numbered one l) two C2l and thre, CD
IN block numi - tWsaty-ous (2il 81 hto ey's
addition 20 the city Of Helena In the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. state Of MoatAna. said prop-
erty standing nov on the records % the couufy
- Lowis and Clarke In the name of Emma T.
Ashby.
1ogeiher with All and singular the teuomants
hsrefiiiamsnts and appnrtenAnces thersuuto b.
longing or IA anfWlse aupsrtaininE.
Notice - hereby given that on caiurdaI. thu "a
dayof iebruary, A. ID. iast a. the hour % n
o'clock o.. u ssid day. a. the front door - tho
court houHa. Helena ewis AMI larHa county.
o. ~ Noutaus. ! will soll all ths right. title
aild Interest - the aid HhTe a. Ashby Ia aud
tn the aid above desoribsd property 10 tbs
highest bidder Tor cash . hand
Given under my hand this the nth dsy d
January. A. ID. l-si.
CHARLES d. CURTIs sheriff.
fAED Z. Hos. ndsr sheriff
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FLOWER AND TREE.

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means famine.
The chrysanthemum has been known 20
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4 limetree in Berwickshire. Scotland. 4
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E'uE sALE Az ELkaANI MO- HnN HON
on iAwrsneo street. large house worth
slHulu ufies noW fbyll. your uHu Terms. Her
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